,fr'day^March J I Happy • • • MICHIGAN Wednesday 1,82nd birthday B of John Cloudy STATE NEWS 10th president. STATE . . . this morning with a change of light snow in the UNIVERSITY early afternoon and evening. 4 Number 127 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 29, 1972 Ith eyes BRITISH TAKE CONTROL Wo-area [sing plan Ulster home rule lost ItOlT |Roth (UPI) _ Federal Judge Tuesday rejected all of Lit only plans for achieving • Integration in Detroit public for at least one year BELFAST (AP) - A half century The British acted in hopes that Faulkner gave perhaps his last speech of Protestant home rule in Northern direct rule from London would defuse ■ decision meant that only the long history of sectarian clashes as prime minister of Northern Ireland. Ireland ended Tuesday when lolitan area plans, involving the provincial Parliament bowed to that have taken 290 lives He denounced the British takeover as Lpg of students between the British pressure and voted to adjoum province during the past 32 months. in the "totally undemocratic" and vowed a J suburban schools, remained for at least a year. At Stormont, the seat of power in policy of noncooperation with his fudgeRothRoth.several " months ago An angry crowd of 100,000 the 51 years of Protestant domination successor Whitelaw. Protestants massed outside Stormont over the Catholic minority, Brian Jjt Detroit public schools were (Please turn to page 23) tally segregated by law. That Castle, the seat of Parliament, and assailed the British ler federal laws, gave Roth measures as a sellout to the ten-orist .o take whatever steps were K including crossing school ■ boundary lines, to correct campaign waged by the outlawed Irish Republican Army (IRA). Terrorists killed two Abortion ^balance in the schools. more persons with a bomb near ■ordered the Detroit school | and the State Board of In to submit plans to achieve 2 Londonderry, and there scattered violence. was A Protestant general strike crippled the province for a second straight day. other seek to en tie racial balance. Ktd of one plan, several » -••• Fears mounted that British takeover of the the imminent provincial By RAY ANDERSON Nancy Hammond said. "Nearly is were submitted by both and 290,000 people have signed petitions government could touch off new some based on shifting js only within the Detroit A shoulder load violence between the Protestant majority and Roman Catholic RANDY GARTON State News Staff Writers believing they have this right." Backers of the abortion reform kstem, and others that would I" A South Vietnamese minority. petition drive filed an additional cross-busing in the entire machinegunner views the cameraman In Abortion reform advocates Tuesday London the British Parliament 20,000 signatures with the secretary of ■ metropolitan area of Wayne, as he moves forward land Macomb counties. during an operation in the Mekong rushed through legislation to enable a asked the Michigan Supreme Court to state's office Monday, bringing the Delta near the Cambodian border. His unit was senior Cabinet minister William allow them to intervene as total signatures filed close to 290,000. |week, the Justice Dept. asked attempting codefendants in a complaint filed by The petitions are currently being to stem enemy infiltration from the Whitelaw, to assume all government Please turn to page 23) neighboring country. powers in Northern Ireland by antiabortion forces against the checked for valid signatures and the AP Wirephoto actual rate of error has not yet been Wednesday night. secretary of state last week. In that complaint, the antiabortion group determined. Petition drive sponsors claimed that the abortion reform said they hope the number of petitions MS REPORT FOR MAY petition is contradictory in much of its filed will cover any error percentage. !anguage and requested that the court The motion to reject the petitions compel Secretary of State Richard H. Austin to reject the petitions because by Louis H. Beechnau of Ravenna, Virginia McClure of Lansing and James 'harton studies of these and other technical B. Blickinger of Grand Rapids was deficiencies. (Please turn to page 21) Members of the Michigan JyBARBARA PARNESS Coordinating Committee for Abortion with appropriate University explore Lester Law Reform said that the motion is any and all possibilities and to Manderscheid, EPC | State News Staff Writer committees and others to develop one come back with a set of chairman, said Wharton has directed aimed, not at the secretary of state, Poll workers or more feasible proposals to expand recommendations." EPC to continue its work in this area. but at abortion reform itself. t Wharton will present to the University's urban affairs activities. The board action complemented An EPC subcommi! ti as already met "This is just another desperate Jd of trustees in May a list of "The action of the board definitely earlier action by the Academic Council ttrfeeHinles to discuss the urban affairs attempt to stop abortion law reform Any student wishing to work at the ■ ways for MSU to meet an did not preclude consideration of a and deny people their constitutional ASMSU referendum on Thursday authorizing the Educational Policies issue and will report to the full ■ng commitment to urban should call 355-8266. All poll workers college of urban development," Committee to study what might be the committee on its progress Thursday. right to inititate legislation," Wharton said. 'Their resolution was "most effective organizational will be compensated. ■trustees passed a resolution coordinating committee vice chairman neither a compromise nor a substitute. structure" for MSU to meet its urban Wharton said Monday he will meet ■7 asking Wharton to consult It represented authorization to me to affairs commitment. with EPC to fully explain the trustees' resolution. He said he will also explain the resolution to the Academic Council and other concerned groups ASMSU tax, constitution faculty to deliberate on campus. The trustees' resolution states that the board "supports the president's position that this area of concern vote set for By JANE SEABERRY Thursday If the referendum is passed, seven Ian Tassell's appeal (urban affairs) shall be a priority area for expansion of academic programs." State News Staff Writer cabinet services will be lost The resolution, which passed 8 - 0, The postponed ASMSU tax and immediately, Buckner said. These also requests the president to consult constitutional referendum is set for services include Legal Aid, Student Thursday, Harold Buckner, ASMSU Electronics, Great Issues, Pop (Please turn to page 23) JvBARBARA PARNESS ■State News Staff Writer Ms. Van Tassell said Monday she wants the hearing on her case to be open chairman, said Tuesday. The referendum, Entertainment, Mimeo Services, Voter originally Registration Drive and student wrote to Wilbur Brookover, Tenure with sessions tape • recorded and a scheduled for March 9, was postponed organization account banking. |R.I Van Tassell, asst. professor Committee chairman, stating she stenographer present to supplement the Fee refund because of the board's failure last Other services would be lost when science, will appeal her intends to appeal to the committee if tape when necessary. She has also term to approve an elections ASMSU funding runs out, he said. Appointment before the the appeal to the Faculty Affairs requested representation by a lawyer. commission, which is necessary for the The petitions requesting the end to She has requested that a simple Full-time students who do not wish to election to be valid. Jty before College Faculty Affairs Committee is denied. the student tax were presented to appealing to the majority, rather than a two - thirds vote, read the State News or use its services The referendum calls for the Buckner Feb. 24. The petitions had Brookover said Monday the Tenure be required to overturn the decision of |ty Tenure Committee. may receive authorization for a refund abolition of ASMSU's 50 - cent per been circulated by the MSU Committee would probably have her department. The trustees action this of the $1 subscription fee in 345 term tax. The amendment states that Conservative Union and a Free oard of trustees approved refused to hear Ms. Van Tassell's case if month changed the Tenure Committee the student board has the duty and lients to Student Services Bldg. through April University class called Students the procedures for she had appealed to it before exhausting responsibility "to levy no tax or "f (Please turn to page 23) 7. Students must bring their fee Against the ASMSU tax and received nonreappointment by appeal procedures in her department receipt card to receive the refund. assessment of any nature." A simple the required 3,124 signatures. I faculty members at its and college. majority will pass the amendment (Please turn to page 21) White House . ■ March 17. The board action I Ms. Van Tassell to notify the Ms. Van Tassell was told in the fall by fommit tee within 10 days if she her department that her contract, ■appeal. which expires in August 1972, would not be renewed. An appeal of this remains silent pees will consider in May a decision within the Dept. of Natural ^contract extension for Ms. Science was denied. a"d any other faculty fnot reappointed for fall 1971, Ms. Van Tassell met informally with on Jordan plan several Faculty Affairs Committee Ifiuested, but were denied, members March 24 to discuss J0r ^reappointment. procedures for an appeal. Her WASHINGTON (AP) - King Hussein suggestions for procedures were of Jordan met with President Nixon ^ty, the trustees approved presented formally to the committee Tuesday but the White House said no Intensions for these faculty this week in a letter to Peter A. stand was taken on the monarch's plan Jt then voted to reconsider McKinnon, committee chairman. to establish a semiautonomous p in March. In her letter, Ms. Van Tassell said she Palestinian nation on the west bank of the Jordan River. Ronald L. Ziegler, a presidential press secretary, said the administration welcomes steps to create an ['break attempt environment that could bring about peace in the Mideast but he declined to characterize Hussein's plan as falling in that category. fge/a ■ JSE Calif. (AP) - One Davis shot at the jail elevator, as Jacob but Hussein is in the United States not only to promote the Palestinian plan to seek about $40 million in was addditional military aid from the ■Tii during a jailbreak Zitzer, 30, also known as Chuck United States, particularly in the form ■ j esday that caused a one day - Williamson, a San Quentin escapee and of modern battle tanks, rifles and new *«ent of the convicted murderer. Angela Davis trial. military aircraft. Rosa said the other two inmates, Ziegler said the United States has an br !Werewhich rescued uninjured, Norman Lucas, 22, and Ted Guerrero, deputies said was on - going military and economic ■)nri a to the trlal- erupted on 24, and hostages Sue Kawamoto, 20, assistance program with Jordan and he and public defender Alex Safonoff, 31, and other administration officials ■ iall K°.r of the Santa c,ara K ' Riding moments before were not injured. indicated the king's request in this Tth!,, Lucas and Guerrero were taken to a will receive favorable P use ,H'r aForneys arrived at regard 200 feet away. hospital where doctors described them consideration. as "in an emotional state of shock. Jordan is receiving $45 million in CffT°m Rosa L ° Mexican said three The muder - kidnap - conspiracy trial military aid this fiscal year and a smiliar Americans and - of Ms Davis first was postponed and amount is provided by the United ■s,,.mto the medical section then recessed for the day, at the request States for economic assistance. 1:40. n°or of the ma,n Jail of her attorneys. The defense had been Israel, which has occupied the West inni."! and pul'ed three knives scheduled to begin openingstatements. Bank, and most other Arab nations have I fcrroi s on a 20 - year old - After seizing the hostages the three attacked Hussein's plan and he came to King Hussein of Jordan called on President Nixon at the White House Tuesday to discuss his %***«ry and a male public inmates had demanded that the sheriffs the United States to urge American plan for a federated state in the Middle East. identified the dead man, who (Please turn to page 21) support. AP Wirephoto ✓y 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd ay- March 29 Michigan news Trade deficit troubles dolla WASHINGTON (AP) - balance of payments. The Commerce Dept. said its economists. States' worst start in trade The nation suffered its The highest monthly trade index of leading economic In other economic figures in any year. Last year, manufacturers, and orders summary second highest monthly trade deficit in history in deficit of $821.4 million occurred last October. In indicators rose 0.5 per cent in February, the slimmest developmen ts Tuesday: the nation turned in its first trade deficit since 1888, with ^uipmcnt for * r * AFL • CIO President February when the value of January, the trade deficit increase since last a red - ink figure of $2 From the wlre« of AP ut4 UH. George Meany told the Price billion. AS the onirft imports topped exports by was $318.8 million. The September. released the two $597.6 million, the February report gives little Commission that-wages are standstill and can't be 1 government said Tuesday. hope of a quick turn - about The leading indicators are at a blamed for recent increases The monetary settlement committee 0f the Council issued 5 sunny wea It was the fifth consecutive in the nation's trade supposed to foreshadow may be contributing to the a st, "It is proper for the court monthly deficit in the accounts. future movements in the in the cost of living. "The size of the deficit. The dollar calling for speedy^ w of the so to consider metropolitan Plans nation's trade figures and economy. They have been burden of controlling price inflation must rest with the fell in value against foreign ,m the monetary system. <3 mo inU was on h directed toward the added to the troubles of the Domestically, the strong in recent months and Price Commission," he said. currencies, making American of the ,et south! dollar overseas by increasing economic news was a little Tuesday's report is subject to exports cheaper and imports committee is HI jtudents desegregation of the Detroit the red ink in the U.S. better, though short of rosy. later revision by government * more expensive. If imports Treasury Secretary H Secretary of the Treasury , past wee public schools as an alternative mm John B. Connally prepared continued at the same level, f°wler, include several and me mes like th the to meet Wednesday with their value would be higher i to present intracity 0 only 8 m desegregation plans." executives of 12 large food chains to discuss rising meat under the new agreement. The administration says a SET M0Mn" those studenl Federal Judge Stephen J. Roth prices. trade surplus is needed to 0 News pho The by Tor * Some maintain the stability of the council, ( (See story page 1) large retailers Poup set up to interviewed say they are not dollar. But it may be a year Filth limits released responsible for rising meat prices, but that competition keeps them from passing cost or two before this happens, Treasury concede. economists relations nations, said that countries should monetary reform with get to L increases on to the The report of leading nervous financial , The Food and consumer. indicators showed that five and Drug Administration made public The businessmen invi biggest economic of the eight indicators trade. in Washington for the first time Tuesday the worry for the Nixon available for February It said also that the amount of such contaminants as rodent droppings, administration is in its trade improved. They were the could be insect fragments, worms and mold it allows in handled t accounts, where the deficit average work Week, existing institi processed food. appears to be getting worse unemployment insurance Connally has called fc The so-called filth-tolerance guidelines after the big international claims, building permits, group to settle the "represents a level below which the defect is both monetary settlement of last industrial materials prices of reform instead of | q AT0RS December. and stock prices. nation unavoidable under current technology and present group 0f The Commerce Dept. said Declining were indicators ministers and central | no health hazard," the agency said. It conceded it it doesn't know precisely for durable goods ordered by who have done it int has been too secretive in the past about these working guidelines. why the deficit was so bad, though it speculated that the West Coast dock strike eori B52s bomb Viet targets fill your Easter basket with fabulous savings distorted the figures so much it would be hard to tell why. The strike ended Feb. 20. SN contrib el from all ourdepts. Exports declined by American B52 bombers hammered suspected almost 10 per cent last and for that parade randy gar targets in South Vietnam Tuesday in a enemy money month while imports campaign to break up any enemy attempt at Belmonts dresses enough to make are dropped 3 per value of exports was $3,805 cent. The ais iHNews lick passage Staff V of starting an offensive. the chicken hop!! billion and imports, $4.4033 The State News nonprofit corporator (ress - p The U.S. Command in Saigon said the bombers gave billion, seasonally adjusted. The money wasj idraent to tl logged missions in South Vietnam, three of $16,195.84 to the seven It is clearly the United the University wi litution for them in northern Thua Thien Province and the University at the board of nination on trustees meeting March 18 understanding that others in the Province of Kontum in the central be used for . does not seei UNIVERSITY for use as student loans and scholarships and 'Michigan Leg highlands. VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE scholarships. to members The money chairman of the Stat The B52s have pounded areas in Thua Thien represented Judiciary Coi OPEN LATE 2621 E. KALAMAZOO one half of the board of directors, T( ; and Kontum heavily for some time in a campaign Qualified VW REPAIRS newspaper's rniced Tuesdi WED. & THURS. EVENINGS net said. He said M the command has said is designed to block a PHONE 489-8110 operating excess for its hearings first fiscal year as a however, there . Communist command offensive in South Vietnam. written assurance" sil would be the money will be m. April 11 the University. Story buildirif The State New itol mall Pay board called weak nonprofit corpo ikers. Sen. Do R Roches) Your Best Idea in • without stockholde , AFL-CIO President George Meany, exhibiting liniel S. Coo| hence does not dis irk. said the I cans of fruit cocktail and boxes of cake mix, told its excess stockholders. The necessary bee the Price Commission in Washington Tuesday its does retain one hi); objections o regulations cannot be enforced with its present excess ntsof society, small staff. feel strong purchasing new equ "This will not work," the labor chief said. "It and as a "cushion" opposed to ; those in favoi will not work unless you get more tools and change business slumps, Li have an oppc The State News the rules." ipress their a scholarship and lot Meany repeated his allegations that President B subcom containing $5,00 Bishc Nixon's wage and price controls are unfair to trs journalism stu er said in i consumers and workers and biased in favor of big This fund is adminisU lent, business. the Office of Financi At the trustee n amendment, the U.S. Ser Trustee Frank Merrii - Deckersville, off srwhelming vc U.S. sums up case resolution praising tf needs the appi fourths of th« News for the "fine of the nee has done during tl Summing up the government's have ratifi case, a federal prosecutor said year. The resolutio passed unanimously lonents Tuesday that the Rev. Philip of board. on the amei Berrigan and six other defendants in an antiwar during the B conspiracy trial in Harrisburg, Pa. Dem hope *ssk>n that the Id study were "committed people and they were committed by their own actions. William Connelly, asst. BUY US1D FROM to lecture lications to amendment Some leg women of o social char prosecutor, rejected claims that Ik e prop* the defendants were |ndme n t SIUDENT BOOK! entrapped ri by FBI informer Boyd Douglas The Rev. •lity of rights i* shall not be Jr. Young, Dt-mJ i by the "Escalation, escalation, candidate forCongrJ Georgia, will be the! s or any sti escalation," Connelly chanted, speaker at MSll of sex." referring to what he described as annual Martin Luthl 1" disagree a growing antiwar conspiracy Here are a few good reasons why- Jr. Lecture onf l^ing the pr Change at 3 p.m- A ■"dment fol fomented by peace radicals. The in the Auditorium.] indictment charges the Young, chairmait conspiracy began with draft Atlanta, Georgia,! board raids, spread to a scheme Title New Used Title New Used Relations Cotnmw to blow up heating tunnels in the first black to Washington and finally reached a Democratic nominal climax with a plot to kidnap Advertising 205 Education 312 Sec. 2 Congress from the! area in 100 years. ■ presidential aide Henry A. Dunn-Advertising $13.95 $10.45 Munsinger - Fund. Child Develop. $11.50 $8.65 speak on "Non |need money Kissinger. Astronomy 119 Family & Child Science 145 Social Change." _ Abell-Exploration of Universe $13.00 Coretta Scotti SEE JULIE! $9.75 Kelley - Courtship, Marriage and Fa $9.50 $7.15 Chemistry 131 Geog 206 widow of slain civ Cavemen Keenan General College Chemistr leader Martin u» shy, friendly - Civil Engineering251 $11.95 $8.95 Strahler Intro. Phys. 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University's public Ktime passed quietly, though, and Sheeba was able Farmington and Zieger Andersland, professor of information department. The move to better civil engineering, to the jhome with all the brew for herself. Osteopathic Hospital of post The trustees approved quarters and of acting chairman of that State News photo by Donald Sak Detroit, allows for MSU a grant of revising the pay levels Mr. Nixon almost $200,000 from the Michigan Assn. of Regional Medical Programs will enable department at a salary of $22,600. The current chairman, Robert K.L. Wen, upward for most positions by one level. Snappiest begins n three the health center to reach a will become a full professor to yi irrhage of i's happy potential 25,000 patients a in that department at an Chilly burglar Jeans In Town year, it is estimated. undisclosed salary. he can Osteopathic medical The appointment of Dr. steals furnace introls AT); it students will be able to Philip E. Greenman, an rtiality asherw on acquire clinical experience at the health center. osteopathic physician from SOUTH BEND, Ind. Kenmore, N.Y., to chairman (AP) — City police were Navy denim flare leg per cent of the Dept. of Biomechanics looking for an ambitious — Thomas M. Freeman, asst. Provost John The trustees approved the jeans with snap fly and MICHAEL FOX E. Cantlon, and strong — burglar, the was also approved. That director of the Office of require at least 15 students in appointment of James P. two snap-flap cargo News Staff Writer one who removed the Institutional Research, said eac'n 100- Howard, currently Lakeside department, part of the pockets. Great fashion and 200- level furnace from Robert C. executive director, to the College of Osteopathic University officially Tuesday that his office will course, at least 10 students in Berry's home. in sizes 5 to 13. monitor post of chairman of the Medicine, is involved in ments enrollment course and section 300- to 600- level courses The theft followed studies of the human i on minimum class enrollments beginning this and at least five students in Dept. of Community Indiana's coldest winter Medicine at MSU. musculoskeletal system. term in order to spot low 800- and 900- level courses. term as part of a new Greenman's salary was not weather since 1893. t to i n c rease enrollment areas. Freeman said the audit Trustee Warren Huff, disclosed. i t r u c t i o n a 1 The limits, activated in a would be made by checking Jan. 14 memorandum from D-Plymouth, in voting • to Also, Gerhard H. Magnus, rtivity." enrollment as of Tuesday approve the arrangements, professor of art and graduate night after the end of registration and also on the rtepards. tenth day of classes. During winter term the SALE limits were not enforced by the central administration rr but in many cases were id them voluntarily applied by departments. Freeman said. Applying the limits to courses which failed to secure total enrollments of EAST LANSING the 15-10-5 formula, 139 courses were below the ALL SANDALS minimums for winter 1972 I compared to 132 in winter 1971. /' IK / <>i rm: Though actual figures for the current term will not be ;vel of >kers. ( Dims.sa:\/; available until mid-April, Freeman speculated that the number of courses would be similar. For winter 1972, the College of Arts and Letters 10% OFF »» as y" taught 65 courses which were below limits with most of the under-enrollments occuring in German, Russian, honors History, Chinese, music and theater. 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The Saturday for reservists and $200 million more next Pentagon's package of pay incentive proposals "Simultaneously removal of the influence of the skiUs i^p to $l^loo°nC designed to attract the the draft makes this However, BuzhanJ, year to try to attract the >.comim'"L reservists, doctors and other objective difficult to bonuses would Li 4'/ Hi i uh men with special skills was an obtain." experimental bad ortherdegn contained in proposed Health majors Men with critical military maximums 0f ti planned -"ih,'rof legislation sent to Congress for re-enli- skills could eventually get •id $600 for by Pentagon general counsel J. Fred Buzhardt. enJbtnJ will sponsor He said the special bonuses for reservists are Warrant careers day' needed to fill reserve and 10% EXTRA "Health Careers open inform Day," an house designed to nonmajors and high school students on various National Guard units around are the country which 50,000 men below the strength levels mandated by Congress. for verbal By JUDY YATES DISCOUNT health professions ranging Buzhardt told Congress State News Staff Writer from music therapy to the reservists would be the psychiatry will be sponsored first men called for A warrant has been issued against a student for April 8 on campus. Majors in augmentation of active abusive language in the presence of women week of winter term. during any health area interested in military forces in an representing their profession emergency under President An assistant professor of human environment and d< or college should contact Nixon's "Total Force filed a report with the campus police March 15 chai FOR M.S.U. 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DISCOUNT \CENTERS 211 EAST GRAND RIVER PHONE 351-7040 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 29, 1972 7 kaRen City council favors abortion reform zurawski te News Staff Writer by The resolution introduced Councilwoman Mary the current 125 vear - - oirt the way to handle 'aw to permit legal abortions the person and should be the penalty for marijuana in East Lansing City Sharp supports the abortion by situation, and said that proposal. 500 a licensed medical protected, were a vocal part all categories. people attended a public il 4 • 1 vote last in a addlUon''"it ^ichigan'the,n °?teoP®thic physician within or something should be done of an overflowing crowd in Griffiths' proposal would In a recent release the hearing on the peripheral Lnton record in favor addition, it calls on the first 20 weeks of before conception. the council chambers. reduce the local penalty for ACLU said: "Federal and route with a vocal group state statutes applying Abortion reform in Michigan Legislature • to pregnancy, or at any time to Recognizing the problems Two other emotional questioning its need. immediately sometimes use, possession, production criminal sanctions to the use pass the preserve the involved in issues — marijuana and the Local schools Robert J. abortion reform bill in the mother's life It and delivery of and possession of marijuana were n would also pregnancy that involve "life peripheral route — also came marijuana to concerned about the event that it receives stipulate that the and limb," Wilcox not more than $]. Under the J cast the only negative enough abortion be performed in a said he did before the city council last current city ordinance it is a are excessive and increased traffic that would 'commenting that it was the fh„nKtlJ.ref ballot l°,ube in P'aCed on iicensed the next general hospital or other not believe in reform for those who want a abortion week. misdemeanor with a $500 unconstitutional interventions into personal be brought near them and facility The council the nearby play areas, and election approved by a public different lifestyle. unanimously fine and private kitther degradation of the health department. approved a resolution to The Lansing branch of the rights." residents of the people of The abortion reform Opponents to the abortion While Griffiths' proposal along the >r drive, Wilcox said hold a public hearing April American Civil Liberties peripheral routespokeabout if he does not reform resolution, does not remove the criminal successful, would change believe adhering 25 on Councilman George the loss of housing. abortion reform is to the stand that the Union (ACLU) has come out sanctions from sale, fetus is a Griffiths' proposal to lower in The customary 3 - 2 vote, support of of Griffiths' possession and use of with Councilmen Colburn marijuana, the ACLU said it and Griffiths losing to the would support it as a step to fraternity relocates "a constitutionally satisfying removal of all criminal other three, culminated the emotional meeting when a sanctions." - proposal to remove the peripheral route from the At its Monday Fire night comprehensive plan was damages house ' " - — meeting, the East Lansing defeated. Board of Education came In other action, the out with an city opposing stand council: and passed a resolution against Griffiths' proposal. •Referred to the city By LINDA WERFELMAN The peripheral route was manager a request to provide Other recommendations on is State News Staff Writer certainly as well built as referred back to the cable television service for the "extensive list" involved planning The second fraternity the any house in East Lansing." """'"ijj" commission for further the city from General SfS. —■ house fire in two repair of poor months housekeeping conditions The 26 residents of the "udynpon th; unanimous ^ Revision Corp. caused an estimated and the removal house had complied with ones," he said. passage of Councilman of 'Deleted a penalty clause $150,000 damage to the Phi extension cords and the fire George Colburn's resolution. in burlap marshal's East the city's personnel Delta Theta house at 626 Lansing housing Colburn spoke of a need to Cowley Drive Thursday. decorations, Prether said. recommendations, including inspector John Wibert consider the peripheral policies for homosexual a Inspectors generally requirement that fire argued that "these are older ro"te including "the data, solicitation. The cause of the fire doors be kept closed, return within 30 days to buildings and the less these the rational and the logic" of • Unanimously passed a probably will remain check Runquist said, indicating people abide by the rules, undetermined, according to compliance wjth that the fire doors probably its inclusion in the city's resolution supporting Gov. the more there is bound to comprehensive Milliken's East Lansing Fire Marshal recommendations, but in had not been effective in planning transportation this case be trouble." Berman Prether. The fact "apparently we did slowing the spread of the program. package which is currently in not get back," Prether Two weeks ago, more than Senate committee. that the fire spread rapidly said, fire. could be attributed to the adding that his office had absence of a cover on the no records of a return visit. No one was in the house ^ ^ ~ ' // i \ access room to the attic, 'Those when the fire was reported, v\ '— Prether added. recommendations had and residents have now The installation of such cover was one recommendations included of the a nothing whatsoever to do with the fire," Jon Runquist, president of the Phi Delta Theta Alumni moved to temporary residences, he said. Runquist added that a HOUSE Capital/Capsules OF 'l I J 0 ) > i\ M decision on spring term congressional take in the fire marshal's jurisdiction of the issue Assn. and adviser to the living situations would be REPRESENTATIVES reapportionment rather than December inspection report. TUESDAY defeated 55 sending it back to committee on April 11, and begin fraternity, said. "This house made "to keep the fellows - 48, hearing arguments one vote short of for further substitution. on the 16 together." majority, different proposals for House Resolution EEE Spencer withdrew his The house will be rebuilt sponsored by Rep. Joyce congressional Delay plagues request after a negative vote when the insurance Symons, D - Allen Park. The by the House, but he and apportionment on April 14, settlement is received, resolution would permit the if the Legislature cannot other Representatives argued obtain the necessary 56 votes Runquist said. public to vote on that it is time for the trial of officials to pass a constitutional amendment Legislature to act rather than compromise Ron Barnes, former that would prohibit the apportionment plan before allowing the courts to make then. president of Inter - busing of children to achieve decisions on actions that WASHINGTON (AP) - The trial of W.A. "Tony" Boyle Fraternity Council, racial balance without the legitimately belong to the and two others for REP. JACKIE VAUGHN allegedly making illegal campaign indicated last month after a written permission of the Legislature. contributions snagged Tuesday on discussion fire in another fraternity III, D - Detroit, requested the about the parents or guardians. Ms. charge to the jury. house that many of the Symons indicated co attorney general Tuesday to After a court day spent houses were "potential - Spencer charged the begin an investigation into mostly in chambers, U.S. sponsor James F. Smith, R - Democrats with stalling on District Court Judge Charles R. tinderboxes." the operation of Detroit's Richey sent the jury home Flint, would attempt to the issue. "We have this to return Wednesday morning for closing arguments and his bill STRESS police unit. Vaughn bring the issue before the only den once every 10 years, so tin charge. Richey announced that attorneys for both sides agreed The fire caused $30,000 damage at the Delta Sigma floor again today. IN OTHER ACTION lets act on it said. The House properly," he charged that members of the STRESS unit (Stop Thefts they needed more discussion on the content of instructions Phi house at 1218 East election and Robberies and he is to give the House Minority Leader Roy committee reconsidered the Enjoy fultery jury and more work on their final Grand River Ave. Safe Streets) "have become cha L. Spencer, R - Attica, substitutes statements in the trial of the United Mineworkers president Prether disagreed with attempted unsuccessfully to and will return it for Tuesday*evening executioners," and their 14 and two other union officials. Barnes' charge that the further victims "were punished for suspend House rules to allow House debate today. The The judge originally had said he intended to houses were ''not alleged crimes without due Curran's apartment only 10 submit the lengthened consideration of federal district court will trial to the jury Tuesday. process." or 20 minutes, and while he was there her husband, Lt. Boyle, union secretary - treasurer John Ownes and James Kmetz, director of the union legislative arm, are Joseph L. Curran, arrived charged under a 13 - count indictment with and the married couple consspiracy and hollered caustic comments participation in some $50,000 in illegal contributions to n Curran, one of at each other, campaigns for federal office made with union funds. accusers, was The chaplain also is iyprofessional." accused of having sexual 1 attorney began 25 a relations with Lor a 1 recall of the 17 Gudbranson, 40-year-old in which Ms. Curran, wife of a supplv officer. "ir old wife of a When t he Navy ier. said she had lations with Jensen, i said he had not announced it was bringing him to trial, the American Baptist Convention THE ■idren g 11 and 12, 1970, « while plvania were his wife and visiting in and New protested and with no more chaplains announced they woi'ld supply the Navy until they were assured "the WEJSTHEMNE the chaplains we send them id he had registered will be guaranteed their I Jacksonville motel constitutional rights and [two days to "rest, that we will be consulted fd read," but said he immediately You can [ i denied that he alleged wrong "It's not in doing." uncommon cases of for buy 'Is. Curran move tuis to happen to a a bicycle for "e apartment to clergyman," Jensen said Jf the night of Aug. PO. Jensen said he before the court martial started. "This is the way less than a Raleigh TjP8oct|oir to her practice that people get rid of them." but you get less bicycle apartment Raleigh can prove it! 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POLICE ESTIMATE THAT $966 Saddle-pocket style was stolen from cars parked in worth of merJ in sizes 28 to 36. lots during spring break. Police said University parkins 1 included stereo tapes and tape the missiJ decks, wheels hubJ radios. Police said damage to the cars is include/ Flare leg figure. " A VAPORIZER, RADIO transmitter-receiver I table, several television sets, camera telephones, several stereo sets and an electric equipmel tyfl stolen from were rooms in buildings and residej during spring break. Police estimated the t $2,444, and said several of the breakins are still investigation. * Soviet folks in TOKYO (AP) — The leader of a Soviet | 28* delegation visiting Hanoi has conferred with Le D secretary of the North Vietnamese Communist p« Premier Pham Van Dong, the official Vietnaij Agency reported Wednesday. Marshal Pavel F. 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J ImMMMWTI GD Mcijer THRIFTY ACRES IBE)Meijer THRIFTY ACRES Q •BUSES LEAVE DIRECT FROM George Perplch, agent at Greyhound's East Lansing EAST G*0,9«rfT*rfl'l| Gr,yh? ,?,,nd Rll terminal can get you out of 308 W. G' „al3| town In a hurry on special or Det- *3' regular schedules wltn Other 3 connections to all America. 5125 W. SAGINAW - 2055 W. GRAND RIVER 6200 S. PENNSYLVANIA SHOP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRE? - GO GREYHOUND Monday thru Saturday 9 AM to 10PM Sunday -10 AM to 7 PM 1 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan REP URGES STUDY State adoption laws GDOaD qD®0a0 under fire in House By RANDY CARTON Stat* News Staff Writar A concurrent resolotlon procedure! Introduced House of into has been the state Representatives. The resolution's sponsor, adoption he old exist Irregularitie, that thereappalling .. In Michu. are no (. calling for a special ten-man R*P- Raymond Baker, D - regulations gover committee to study and Farmington, said he was * research Michigan adoption concerned with the serious B.K: ■» Oddoqd DdodceIE "After NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED receiving increasing number ELECTORS OF complaints from would o THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF EAST LANSING INGHAM AND CLINTON COUNTIES, MICHIGAN adoptive parents," he It 18 Imperative only the child but that would-be parents be TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORSOF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: en to justice that Please T»ke Notice that a special election of the qualified they ha elector* of the School District of the City of East Laming, experienced." Ingham and Clinton Countiei, Michigan, will be held In laid Baker said the |- School District on Tuesday, April 4, 1972. which election is Michigan pertainl being held in compliance withadirectivefromthe Secretary of adoption procedures the Board of Trustees of Lanaing Community College, Michigan. very vague. Many tltr sald, the qualiflcatlo- would-be parents determined by one p* The following proposition will be submitted to the vote of usually a social worker the electors qualified to vote thereon at said special election: Baker said that' Proposition to Increase Authorized Maximum procedures create Annual Tax Rate Shall the maximum annual tax rate of not to exceed one mill problems, including (Si.00 on each $1,000), authorized to be levied by the Board possibility of a perso of Trustees of Lansing Community College, Michigan, on the conflict between real and tangible personal property of said community college adoptive parents and district be increased by one mill on each dollar($ 1.00 on each worker handling their $1,000) of the assessed valuation, as equalized, of the property within the district, in the manner and for the purposes provided "Irregularities exist by Act 331 of the Public Acts of 1966, such rate, If subject to only within adop Article IX, Section 6 of the Michigan Constitution, to be effective as an Increase in the constitutional tax rate limitation agencies, but bet for a period of twenty (20) years, from 1972 to different agencies," 1991, inclusive? said. "With agencies h THE VOTING PLACES ARE AS FOLLOWS: varying rules govemi" PRECINCT NO. 1 VOTING PLACE- Pinecrest School, 1811 Plnecrest Drive, adoptlon of their a East Lansing, Michigan. For voters living north of homeless child Highway M-78 (Saginaw Street) and west of Abbott Road (including the discrepancies arise." north side of M-7B and the west side of Abbott Baker Road), cited extending west and north to the west and north boundaries of the school district; Including residents of the district In Clinton particular case In wh County. couple that had vli PRECINCT NO. 2 child for VOTING PLACE - John A. Hannah Middle School, 819 eighteen n; filed for adoption Abbott Road, East Lansing Michigan. For voters living in the area lying south of M-78 (SaglnawStreet), north of Michigan they discovered she Avenue, and west of Abbott Road (Including the south side of eligible only to dlscov M-78, the north side of Michigan Avenue, and the west side of had been transferred Abbott Road), extending west to the west boundary of the school district. different agency PRECINCT NO.3 adopted by another VOTING PLACE - Bailey School, 300 Bailey Street, East ''This w1 Lansing, Michigan. For voters living in the area east of Abbott heartbreaking episode Road, south of Burcham Drive, and north of Grand River not Avenue (Including the east side of Abbott Road, the south side only did the of Burcham Drive, and the north aide of Grand River have two happy ch Avenue), extending east to a line running south from Burcham Drive on and a beautiful home Gunson Street to Snyder Road, west on Snyder Road to but they had brough Durand Street, and south on Durand Street to Grand River child Into their fi Avenue (Including the west side of Gunson Street, the north side of Snyder Road, and the west side of Durand Street. almost as a member," PRECINCT NO. 4 said. VOTING PLACE - C.E. Mac Donald Middle School, 1601 Baker said th«t Burcham Drive, East Lansing, Michigan, For voters living in the were hundreds of p "Who could tel beginning at the Intersection of Abbott Road and Burcham heart-breaking ex Drive, extending north on Abbott Road from Burcham Drive with social service to M-78, east on M-78 to the East Lansing city limits, south In their bid to get ch along the city limits line to Grand River Avenue, west on Grand River Avenue to Durand Street, north on Durand Street to "I've been contac! Snyder Road, east on Snyder Road to Gunson Street, north on many frustrated adul Gunson Street to Burcham Drive, and west on Burcham Drive have been dealt to point of beginning (Abbott Road). PRECINCT NO. 5 appears to be VOTING PLACE - William Donley School. 2961 Lake unforgettable injust Lansing Road, East Lansing Michigan, For voters who are Baker said. "With residents fo the City of East Lansing, living north of Highway M-78 (Saginaw Street)and east of Abbott Road (including the knowledge, I think a north committee is needed side of M-78 and the east side of Abbott Road), extending north and east to the East Lansing city limits; also hope my colleagues' for voters who are residents of Meridian Township within the legislature will also School District of the City of East Lansing, living north and need." east of the East Lansing city limits (in Meridian Township areas east of Abbott Road and north of Grand River Avenue). Baker's resoi PRECINCT NO. 6 proposes the creation VOTING PLACE Red Cedar School, Sever Drive, East special commi Cash in your old gold — ★ high school Lansing, Michigan for voters living south of the Red Cedar River and weat of South Harrison Road composed of five m (including the west of the House and side of South Harrison Road), extending to the south and members from the west boundaries of the school district; also including the area ring on the purchase of a new John east of South Harriaon Road, extending east on Shaw Lane to Birch Road, south on Birch Road to the Grand Railroad line, west along the railroad line to South Harrison Trunk with Instructions to report at the end 0 Road, and north on South Harrison Road to Shaw Lane present legislature. The committee Roberts college ring. (Including the east side of South Harrison Road). VOTING PLACE PRECINCT NO. 7 have the power U - Union Building, Michigan State witnesses, administer University, East Lansing, Michigan. For voters living south of and examine the boo Michigan and Grand River Avenue (Including the south side of $10 credit on a man's ring Michigan Avenue and the south side of Grand River east of South Harrison Road and the area Avenue), weat of P*rm Lane, excluding records of any p partnership, assoda bounded by South Harrison Road on the west. Birch corporation Involved t° Trunk c°on»h" I"1, Sh,w L,nf Railroad on the on ,h* nof,h- south; also including the '' Treasurer of Ingham County, Michigan, licensing, certification nnv.? «h«.»»of February 17. 1972. the records of this funding agencies ?K«„. 'ndl"t,„thV *?• to,#l of 811 v°«ed Increases over and MirhiJ I "n,i,1a,io,n e»tsbllshed by the Constitution of attempt to iden Michigan, In any local units of government affecting the characteristics of q pr.°per y 'uOC,,,d ln ,he Sch"01 District of the City of child care. follows* ' ' ,m *nd clln«on Counties, Michigan, is TODAY By Ingham County By Meridian Township; By Lansing Township: None None None as and Methods of quality care for chn Identifying I By the School District: 8Vi mills, 1972 and 1973 having responsibility By Special Education By Vocational Education 1.7S mills, each year 1.4 mills, each year providing resources for Improvement win WED., MARCH 29 10-4 By Lansing Community can College: 1.0 mill, each year Harry A. Spenny be discussed. Treasurer Registration willw f r, „ _ Michigan Ingham County,I iVIaWIISpai inHlllllIl V-OUIHy 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. April herehv cartifwh ,*«V"rer "'Clinton County, Michigan, the Union. Co" iVSiiZ Office Indicate that the t'hru"y '1'1 •«, the records of this total of all voted Increases over and admission will be 51. Michigan' ln*«nT't|,,'T e,,,bll,h*d by the Constitution of taxabfa East l.«i« n.h i a ? of «ov#™ntent affecting the 'n ,h* Seh°«l District of the City of Honors Colleg follows" follows: Ingham and Clinton Counties, Michigan, Is as reports semina MSU BOOKSTORE By Clinton County None By DeWItt Township: 1 Mill, 3 Years 1972,73,74 location chang By the School District: None*110" Honori Col' Velma Beaufore Treaaurer Freshmen Seminar J" R tec 3. whlc Clinton County, Michigan In the International Thli Notice la given by order of the Board of Education of tha School District of tha City of East Lansing, Ingham and Clinton Countlee, Michigan. •t 8:50 to 5 p.m. fc Mary W. Thaden the Honors Colleg® * Secretary, Board of Education Eustace Hall. »fch 29, i9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 29, 1972 11 EFC approves procedure '"regularities for filing faculty grievances rt Michigan Ppalllng fac are "o stint otis goven By S.A. SMITH A list of editorial changes Committee as the body to >n State News Staff grievance channel and to individuals and Michig Writer was distributed to EFC hear all grievances make every reasonable effort groups stands, will go to the The members at the finals week including mear Academic Council for Interim Faculty concerning extension of to resolve grievances receiving Grievance Procedure, tossed meeting. References to appointment, termination or developing a hearing approval April 11. If »g number ''complaint informally. committee for each case. adopted, the procedures will back and forth between or nonreappointment of from would complaintant" be in effect until the Elected were changed faculty in the tenure A structure of hearing and The final internal point of •rents," he Faculty Council £ "grievance or grievant." stream." complete set of rights, (RFC) and its parent appeals boards is established appeal for any case is the erativc that in responsibilities and grievance committee since fall term, Section 4.4 was revised to the document. Each president, who may accept, child but The procedures is drafted by the was approved by EFC at a permit all parties to have the change alters the department, college or other reject or return the decision Brents be ent definition of the Tenure ad hoc committee and sent March 13 meeting. counsel of their choice unit is required to set up a for reconsideration, they have to EFC, Academic Council without the restriction that Committee as listed in the grievance procedure that iue above diagram shows the flow of grievances as The document was the counsel must come from grievance procedure but does assures due process for The document, and the Academic Senate for aid the law pictured in the Interim Faculty Grievance Procedure prepared by an ad hoc within the University not affect the meaning of the as it now TpprovaL rticn has been approved by the Elected Faculty committee on faculty rights, Pertainin) community. section. Procedures Council and will be presented to the Academic Council responsibilities and grievance Many time procedures chaired by E. The draft, as offered A second revision specifies AQUAREST • on April 11. Fred Carlisle. by qualification Carlisle, was adopted by EFC that a tape recording of each e parents The grievance procedure with two revisions from the hearing shall be kept. by one pe MSB to provides a method for floor. WATER BEDS icial worker, The document provides for said that faculty to channel greivances A motion was accepted to the creation of a Fauclty ?s involving the violation of revise section 1.5 to: "The Grievance Official to advise create their rights as faculty provisions of this document > of including a person I ebate omembers. (See diagram for shall not preempt or replace and assist faculty and the administration on grievance between details on grievance.) the flow of a the functions of the matters and is required to FROM $9.99 >arents and jihour long television debate on the involvement of large University Faculty Tenure recommend the appropriate idling their istrial corporations in farming will be broadcast at 4 p.m. arities exist Kjjy on WMSB - TV, Channel 10. Lab opens today BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY thin a program centers on a bill, proposed by Sen. Gaylord but 8ht ton, D-Wis., which would limit the involvement of large for '^■jiistrial corporations in land ownership and farm Zoology 318, GUARANTEED luction. The future of the traditional American family ,will be discussed also. ..en format for the program will be a pro and con debate experts who have researched the issue. It is part of principles class The laboratory in Zoology 318 Principles of KARATE The MSU Karate Club will hold its first give a demonstration and We've moved to i-ovou "regular "The Advocates" debate produced by National meeting of the term at 7 p.m. Animal Development will be Thursday March 30th in the lower icational TV Production. Women's IM. Co-ed classes for gym at the open at 12:40 p.m. today in onard R. Kyle, professor of agricultural economics, said beginning, week that in Michigan most of the large industrial 203B Natural Science Bldg. The discussion sections in intermediate and advanced students will be term. Everyone welcome. held this 1649 Greencrest Ave. licipation in farming comes in the form of Green Giant the course will meet I. and Gerber Baby Foods. In other parts of the country, icularly the Southwest, Kyle said, oil firms and other beginning Monday. 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The the Hurricane Twin Baseball driving in two runs with Spartans had scored twice in the seventh and eighth tie also came against the doubles. Tournament In Coral Gables, the top of the inning. frames to tie the Spartans, Salukis. Dace had three hits Fla. by erupting for 19 hits In Carrow singled home who scored two in the The two MSU wins over demolishing Bernard M. including his two - bagger Pruitt and Howitt in the fourth, the runs driven in by the Buckeyes came by and Carrow also added two Baruch College of New York eighth inning to send the DeLonge on a bases loaded City 21-3 Tuesday. resounding 14 - 4 and 13 • 5 singles to the Spartan attack. game into overtime. grounder and Dale Frietch's The victory gave the scores, with the Spartans Lefty Elliot Moore became In the Spartan tenth, Pruitt sacrifice fly to center. Spartans a 3 • 4 1 overall • collecting 30 hits against the first MSU hurler to pitch walked, and scored all the MSU had men thrown out OSU pitching in the two mark In their annual Florida a complete game as the way from first on Howitt's at the plate in the eighth, games. southpaw fanned nine spring trip and a 1 • 1 record single, which was mispiayed ninth and tenth innings, all in the second half of the Junior Rick Deller's Buckeyes in the Spartans' by the Miami leftfielder, three on extremely close tourney. pitching and hitting led MSU second triumph. calls. to Its first victory allowing Howitt to take Three nf tho f™.r Qr.ow«„ w 118 nrst v'«ory over the MSU rapped out 18 hits third. The Spartan outfielder Southern Illinois scored a losses have been by 3 only3 one had a The Ann Ar£°r le^y home run, double and a including solo homers by Howitt, who also had two was thrown out on a squeeze run in the top of the seventh run, two coming in extra bunt, but Carrow doubled to defeat MSU 3 - 2 in the Inning affairs. single, and only allowed four singles, catcher Ron Pruitt, and Jerry Sackman singled hits and seasonal opener, the run Brian Lieckfelt and Brad one earned run in who added a double and a for the other MSU tally. pitching five innings of the coming off VanPelt, who VanPelt pitched well as the single, and Carrow. Oliver Miami came from behind relieved Ike in the seventh. seven inning game. had four singles in five trips patmilkovich tommilkovich Spartans had five doubles, to tie and then defeat the Ike allowed only two two triples and three homers MSU exploded for nine to the plate. in Spartans 3 - 2 in another 10 • unearned runs and four hits runs the first frame The Spartans had their among their hits and were inning game. in the six innings he worked aided by nine walks and including six hits, three troubles with Miami, Larry Ike, the ace Spartan and Van Pelt fanned two in his seven Baruch errors. walks, a hit batter and a however, losing two extra righthander, retired the first inning. Infielder Rick Carrow, outfielder Shaun Howitt, and VanPelt hit homers for IN NCAA TOURNEY the Spartans, with VanPelt's drive a tape • measure shot hit 450 feet over the Grapplers second centerfield wall, flying 50 feet up over the fence. Infielder Ron DeLonge, VanPelt and outfielder John Dace each had three hits, cop By GARYSCHARRER Malecek each placed fourth. for Dave Ciolek, Conrad record for an amateur Dace collecting two doubles Assistant Sports Editor But Iowa State, rated No. 1 Calander, Ben Lewis, and a triple. wrestling match in the all season, also had three Radman and Malecek," United States. Howitt and VanPelt had MSU's wrestling team national champions and Peninger said. "I really felt Johnson was MSU's lone four RBI'8, Dace scored four emerged with three national proved its depth with two for all of these wrestlers No. 1 seeded entry and he runs and Steve Cerez, Jerry champions at the NCAA second places, one third and because I know, and they became the Big Ten's first Sackman and VanPelt each tourney March 9 - 11 at the one fifth. The Cyclones know, they could have all three • time NCAA champion tallied three times. University of Maryland but finished with 103 points to done better." with his 9 • 5 decision over MSU lost to Lafayette had to settle for second place MSU's 72V* and third place Ciolek finished fourth in Oklahoma University's Gary Monday 8 ■ 5, allowing nine to the powerful Iowa State Oklahoma State's 57. the country last season but Breece. GREG JOHNSON walks and making four errors Cyclones. Although the Spartans did not place this year. Freshman Pat Milkovlch In the contest. Dace led the The Spartan lightweights received the runner • up Ciolek was eliminated in the was seeded fifth at 126 and March is the season Junior Ken Popejoy Spartan hitting attack with Greg Johnson (118), trophy, Coach Grady preliminaries but was won five matches only the country's two doubles and four ___ including (or ■ t h 1 a11 c runs Milkovlch (126) and Tom Peninger was not particularly won the national third brother batted In. hampered by an ankle Injury. his 4 - 2 championship bout Indoor track title In a Milkovlch (142) captured satisfied with the second Lewis placed fifth in the competition on the combination to win In the first with Chris Quigiey of Illinois half of the national titles. Teammates place landing. NCAA tourney last year but national level and MSU time of 4:02.9. national wrestling State. tournament, hosted by the Rick Radman and Gerald "I was very disappointed lost in quarterfinal Kami placed second In Popejoy was third last titles in the same year. Junior Tom Milkovlch track ind wrestling year. And Pat is the first competition and could not capped an undefeated season ind five Spartan freshman In 26 years advance in the consolation by upsetting Washington's Greg Johnson closed Individual champions out his MSU career to win an NCAA bracket. Larry Owings, 8 - 4, In the uiumed some of the national spotlight. with a third NCAA wrestling title. wrestling championship. Pat MSU winter Calander won the Midlands title at the beginning of the season but could not get championship match. Milkovlch reached the Flint senior Herb Johnson Is the first Big finished his rookie finals by scoring a takedown Washington won his Ten wrestler to achieve season with a 19 • 3 through the prelims in the with 12 seconds remaining Kcond NCAA 60 • the feat mark. NCAA meet. for a 3 - 2 semi - final decision and yard dash Washington nlaced title. thjrd as a freshman and completed his college competition with a 59 - 6 - 2 record. Tom's championship capped an NCAA undefeated I season post winning The Spartans were still in contention for the title when they sent five wrestlers into the semi - finals but after over Navy's No. 2 seeded Lloyd Keaser. was runner • up last Pat and Tom as he ended the year By CRAIG REMSBURG season since 1966 • 67, MSU's swimmers were 7 • Radman lost to defending Milkovlch became with a 23-0 record. season. State News Sports Writer winning 13 and losing 11. Mike Robinson became only 4 in dual meets this year champion Stan Dziedzic, 8 • Men's IM Happy times are here and took fourth place in the 3t and Malecek lost to Iowa again for many of the the fourth sophomore in Big Big Ten meet. State's Keith Abens, 4 - 3, Varsity award winners coaches over in Jenison Ten history to capture the Charles Schmitter guided Iowa State had no other from any four year college, Fieldhouse and it's little league scoring his fencers to a 9 - 6 season challenge. The Cyclones wonder why. championship, as Robby hit regardless of size, MAY mark, but couldn't bring placed six wrestlers in the NOT participate in the For the first time in for a 27.2 points • per - them any further than semi ■ finals and five reached intramural sports in which recent years, ALL of the game average. fourth in the Big Ten. the finals. they earned their awards. MSU winter sports teams Amo Bessone's hockey In A turn - away crowd of After completion of their finished their regular team folded in the finals of gymnastics, Coach the WCHA playoffs but still George Syzpula's squad 12,300 filed into Cole eligibility they may seasons with winning Fieldhouse for the records and brother, that's ended up with a 20 - 16 took five of nine dual meet participate in IM sports championship matches other than the one they something to talk about. overall mark, 15 - 13 in contests but came up fifth which set at attendance won their award in. Leading the parade of regular season league play, ^t in the Big Ten. winners in the Spartan Track gained a large """"" athletic effort was the following on the State wrestling team. The campus mainly through the RICK GOSSELIN grapplers finished with a efforts of three super dual meet mark of 11 - 1, runners — Herb Washington, took their seventh straight Ken Popejoy and Marshall 1972-no, '73-yes Big Ten title and placed Dill. This terrific trio helped second in the NCAA Fran Dittrich's trackmen to tournament at College Park, a 3 • 0 dual meet mark and a for Red Wings Maryland. tie for second place with In basketball, Coach Gus Bowling Green In the NCAA Ganakas' cagers came up tourney held earlier this Marcel Dionne will win Barkley proved he couldnt returned with the signature with their first winning month. the National Hockey even jump from minors to of Henry Boucha, a star of League's rookie of the year majors as a coach. In the bronze medal winning award; Mickey Redmond stepped taskmaster coach U.S. Olympic team. Boucha WCHA PLAYOFFS will be next Gordle tabbed Detroit's Howe; and Old Johnny Wilson and, with a little help from businessman scored a goal in his first NHL game, but has been Man River Alex Delvecchio Harkness, the Red Wings under a limited ice time will give it one more whirl have started to give other schedule in an attempt to next season in a Red Wing NHL teams worries again. prepare him for next Injuries hampered 'S' icers season. uniform. So much for the Harkness peddled local Throw in the names Red predictions. I would have favorite Frank Mahovlich to Berenson, Gary Bergman, really liked to make ontreal for three Arnie Brown, Ron prediction on the playoff youngsters Redmond, Guy Stackhouse and Tim CRAIG REMSBURG including the playoffs. That remainder of the series. Their goalie made some fine chances of the Wings, but Charron and Bill Collins and Ecclestone — and no, was only the beginning. A Denver player was saves but we also hit the the Detroit hockey season is "•News Sporti Writer the Detroit hockey Detroit won't see any post In the ensuing series with attempting to clear the puck post three times and that over. At least it will be franchise suddenly had season playoff action this the Wisconsin team, out of the Pioneer zone and hurt us." when the Chicago game i iurles to key State netminder Jim something to build on. April, but yes, the Wings ""ffs In defenseman Bob Boyd his backhander came up and any sport can completed Sunday. Harkness bypassed very definitely will be in the hit Gagnon. Watt stopped 27 Denver My hurt a team's separated his right shoulder The Red Wings learned several promising size midst of that Stanley Cup "I thought my eye was blasts In the Friday contest as he dished out a hard that their impossible dream prospects in last year's battle next year. ih»- Is , esPecial,y k body - check in the first gone because I couldn't see while his counterpart at the of October — a playoff amateur draft and went playing in post - other end of the rink was 'Playoff competition. period of the second anything out of it," Gagnon berth — had proven to be home with a 5 - 7 center said Tuesday. "The doctors forced to turn aside 24 Bessone. contest. The pain was so just that, an impossible named Dionne. Too small n«'s MSU bad that Boyd passed out thought I had a detached Spartan shots. Mike dream. But next year, ah, many critics scoffed. But * hockey retina at first and I was Lampman and Tom Peluso "'west over on the bench for several next year — that impossible Dionne proved this past t0 spring really scared." scored for Denver while dream will not only be akeon the Denver minutes. season (enroute to clipping »in the finals of He missed the last series "I had to go to Olin over Don Thompson put one In possible but probable. The all rookie scoring records) the for MSU. the break to have an Wings this season appeared that Stan Mikita, Henri ^ Playoffs. They of the year at Notre Dame half- operation because It turned to have taken the necessary Richard and Ted Lindsay , b'ck with two losses and was only at out that I had a broken Denver's Bob Young strides back up the road to were all too small also. The 'Jandg. 3 scores- strength for the playoffs. scored twice Saturday to Needless to say, without a cheekbone," he continued. respectability. They still squat Quebec pivotman J f°r blame their efforts. for the healthy Boyd, the Spartan "They had to lift the help finish off the Spartans as the Saturday game was a have trouble winning on the established himself as the zygomatic bone under my case of not enough gas and a road: and still have most exciting Detroit player j'jing the old results can be defense is only so • so. Then, In the semi • final eye and I spent five days in spotty State defense. problems beating^ Chicago, since the fun days of Gordie , injury Jinx. the hospital." New York and Boston Howe ' never had to WCHA matchup with Gagnon was the leer s Chris Murfey, Michel anywhere, but at least the Harkness also dipped Minnesota - Duluth, right Jflesat such, bad wing Mark Calder stretched second • leading scorer this Chaureat and Frank Olympla season ticket into the minor league ranks mL°"\ nK prior B"•on, to the some ligaments In his left season and his absence DeMarco tallied goals for holder got his money's at last year's draft and against Denver restricted the MSU, down 7 • 2 at the end worth this past season. claimed one of only four knee. Only a lot of tape and irwl The Spartan some determination on his Spartan effort. of the second period. Last year the Wings players taken by HL teams, 11|' vl8lb,y worried part enabled Calder to keep "Our injuries at the end Boston University went finished last in the East, a goaltender from It * 'not knowing really hurt us," Asst. Coach below even the first year Baltimore. This netminder, — playing and the 29 • goal Alex Terpay agreed. "We on to capture the NCAA acorer saw regular duty on crown with a 4 • 0 expansion teams Buffalo Andy Brown, will be next MSU natmlndar Jim ■ ' Wngtr Bob hit glmpy knee at Denver. just didn't have tha whitewash over Cornell. It Watt wai votad to tha and Vancouver. Dissension year's number one netman, manpower to put out a ran rampant throughout joining Minnesota's Gump broke his left leg Finally, early In the first was the second national title first taam all-WCHA good attack." the Detroit organization. Worsley as the only gam* with the Pioneers, In aa many years for the can tar and co captain "Danvor playad vary wall team In aarly March Ned Harkness proved he maskless goalies In the NHL. henry boucha ■ Boston aquad, who Terpay Saturday night and we and addad first taam oouldnt make the coaching Harkness also want up to Oillai Oagnon was struck by dldnt do much. But wa said really deserved to win all-AmarIca honors a transition from college to the Minnesota Ice box with a stick Juat below the right the title, on the basis of outplayed and outshot them weak iatar. professional, and Doug blank check book and aya and tha eight • stitch cut their fine caliber of play. Friday and atill lost 2 • 1. kapt him out for tha 16 Michigan State Newa, East Lansing, Michigan _Wedneid for April 2 school oi Design , new town councils converged on the polls a was over 60 reporter, editorial writer or years, he said work on a 66 Weitl2St.New York 10011 per cent and in adav on the Israeli - spokesman for Israel's the key city of Nablus where something similar," White 1,0011 on union leader Harry occupation government explained. mpied west bank of the declared: "The voting has the death threats were most "In Lash's case, repe rdan River. numerous, about half of however, been a big success." we had to make an those eligible had marked "hey were the first exception since it was the their secret ballots hours (lions in Israeli • held Despite death threats from only way to get him to stay conv/ci lb lands since the Middle Arab guerrillas to any Arab before the polls closed at 8 out of the editorial office," st war of 1967. Organized voting, and appeals to p.m. he added. 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HARRIS INTERESTING WORK AT MICHIGAN-ACROSS IF YOU'RE INTERESTED, CALL 353-5483 BETWEEN BRODY COM 10 AM AND 4 PM 351-7363 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesdaay' March29 i9J Senate Donations to MSU panel toP 1971 goal, official Social Security The board of trustees accepted $1,787,018 in gifts, grants and scholarship funds assigned to the new Marquette Adjustment Onter return to general prison populations of re Crimi evaluate" V sayj including $409,614 from the el,ewhere programs in" WASHINGTON (AP) - by President Nixon. form of an across - the - MSU Alumni Assn. - at its skyrocketing But it would be only half Chairman Russell B. Long.D of the 20 per cent now called board increase. For example, he said, the monthly meeting recently. to The be Marquette facility, due opened next fall, will jum^Trom" SCh0011 ■ La., said Tuesday the for by Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, new sharply increased The Alumni Asan. funds were house up to 98 inmates whose more than 1 200 I T^U Senate Finance Committee is D collected last year, and together behavior problems make It last year and'ah Ifn,sinl - Ark., chairman of the minimum payment for considering a 10 per cent House Ways and Means with funds previously accepted impossible for them to be persons with long - term 'Three grants across - the - board increase by the board, the final total of maintained in the general Committee. coverage under the Social more than $164,000 "fZ'li for the 27 million Social 197 1 contributions is population of existing prisions. Mills says new studies have Security law voted by the $1,683,032. National Science i„„„j I Security recipients. This would compare with shown a 20 per cent boost is committee Monday would "This is the °«hcr grants accepted research equipment and p„rc,?"nB possible without substantial largest sum we've hv the *pl I use up some of the extra Include: Den. the 5 per cent voted last year increases in taxes. received in one year from Chemi««r* Chemistry. I by the House and supported financing. alumni and friends of the A 20 per cent increase This provision would *$85,714 from id Jack Kinney, ************ would cost about $6 billion guarantee a $200 - a - month Institutes * executive director of the Alumni a over what the House voted support a continuing program to prograi J COMPACT J last year. Long said he is minimum to a worker who has paid social security taxes Assn. "We exceeded last year's total by 22 per cent. We were produce training films for medical s « REFRIGERATOR * confident his panel will able to surpass our goal for 1971 volunteers and professional 30 years. The present staffs manning intervention * RENTALS ♦ by e*pert diagno; * provide $6 billion of minimum payment is $70.40 more than $33,000." clinics, crisis centers and suicide w',h patients, » United Rent-All 351-5652 additional benefits but that a month, $74 under the prevention centers. „ M Among other grants accepted these might not all be in the House bill. *$30,70 3 from by the board was a $24,991 the Nati *$8 6,500 from the Michigan Foundation Kile flying allocation from the Michigan Office of Criminal Justice grant Dept. of Corrections which will Programs to allow MSU's School establish be used by researchers in the Robert Green, Jackson sophomore, has the right idea Psychiatry Dept. to develop a NEJAC TV RENTALS but seems to that should be be a on little confused. You see. Bob, it's you the ground and the kite should be treatment program for the state's most difficult prisoners. flying above you. State News photo by William Thursby The treatment program envisioned would help prisoners Complaints free delirerv READ THE LABELS AT free service on Consumers should be wary coupon Most I of the complail free p'u U-Uft RANDALL'S of telephone sales promoters offering coupon books for discounts on food, received, the said, have centered aroJ the validity of the spokes/ coupd entertainment and Some merchants listedinL ONLY $23 FOR THE WHOLE TERM HEALTH FOOD merchandise in the Lansing books had reportej and East Lansing area, says refused to honor t the Consumer Protection or $9.50 a month STORES Division of the Michigan coupons, while otd coupons had already expif stereos also available before the purchil attorney general's office. Youll be assured of ONLY received the book. serving MSI for 11 years the finest quality products In a warning issued At least two coupon be free from artificial and Tuesday, a spokesman said that numerous companies are thought tol harmful preservatives. complaints operating in thecampusaiH CALL 337-1300 1331 E.GRAND RIVER 233 S. WASHINGTON had Consumer been filed Division concerning with Protection coupon the using widely telephone promotions to J 332-6892 487-5837 books being sold in the area. the books. The < books cost betweem $10 J $15, depending on f company, the spokesr said. She cleans her face every night At present, one of I companies isusingacontel type promotion, where ( recipient of the call isoffel an opportunity to buyl and washes her blood three times a week. coupon book as a "prize"! he answers question correctly. The East Lansing the contT of Commerce has chamj i received complaints a In most respects, this young woman coupon book sales p is like us all. Except that she lost her claiming to represent 44businessmen variij associations" in East Lansi kidneys. and Lansing, said Jean Fol executive director of f And if we never think twice about East Lansing Chamber I Commerce. purifying our blood, she thinks about "Our only role ir whole episode is to m nothing else. Because while we rely on clear that we have I our bodies, she has to connection with the| rely on a machine. coupon book sales," J Today, kidney disease ranks fourth Ford said. — after heart disease, cancer and pneu¬ monia—and claims the lives of close to Group to hoi I 55,000 people a year. donee tryouti Now, however, there's good news The Black Arts CompJ for anyone whose blood must be mechan¬ will be holding auditions^ dancers, for thier product® of the musical "Jay" fro# ically cleaned and restored. to 10 tonight in 39 Union! It's a new blood purifying unit de¬ All performers are invij to try out. The auditions! veloped by Dow, using a technique first be held tonight only. For further in format! I created for desalting water. Slightly big¬ contact Pamela HendersoiJ 351-0520. ger than a flashlight, it's filled with about 11,000 hollow fibers that look like tiny Services held soda straws. Smaller and simpler than previous devices, it can shorten the time for ex-advise| that patients must remain immobile. of MSU coedf Even though artificial, it filters Services were held at I a.m. Tuesday in Amhej Mass. for Isabelle much the same as a human kidney And former counselor for won Oonj to anyone who needs his blood at MSU. She died March! washed, in Amherst at the age off that's what counts. Ms. Gonon joined tne*P in 1944. She was nm At Dow, we're concerned with more counselor counselor for women • I following year, and se than chemistry. We're concerned with life. thi>.t resignation in post "nt,s'heJ1 195. • And despite our imperfections, we're de¬ in charge of the g I termined to share its promise. program for MSU J* Wisely living in residence halls J The Dow Chemical was faculty adviser Wr"| Company, women's organization^ Midland, Michigan 48640. campus. cc to any j Jewish Pe,s1 NEW I TESTAL ment ,n English P ■ — Yiddish, Other literature „r Hebrew available for I information more ^ ^ CHRISTIAN INFORMATION k N_ SERVICE (Baptist) ]4603 I rch 29 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 29, 1972 19 t°p Trustees approve transfers soy] The board of trustees approved Frd-ri^i, ■ ■ recently 19 'rederick » B. Dutton, professor appointments, 2 and development, Sept. I; Ralph Clay academic dean of Lyman States, Europe and England; Joan promotions, 19 leaves, Briggs Gordon, asst. professor of human 9 College for one approved by the board include: V. Smith, associate professor of ,r"nsfers and year beyond age development, June I; Stephen 1,1,1 changes in 65, effective July 1, 1972 to June Gail Nutter, from specialist to art, Sept. 1, 1972 - Aug. 31 Ju«ticeB assignments, 17 resignations and 6 30,1973. Norman Rous, professor of asst. professor of teacher 1973, to study in Belgi the , Sept. 16-Dec. 15, to study in the U.S., Europe and anJ c*Pand retirements. surgery, June 1; and . The George L. education, March 1; and Vivian England; Mahlon C. Smith, n face Included in the board action chairmanship of Harold W. Jordon, asst. professor of Netherlands, Great Brit Scott, professor and chairman of Stevenson, from specialist to asst. East Lansing; Albert D. Drake, ofessor of mechanical , c»ro||me ning of three community medicine, July 1. professor of teacher education, ln ,he depar L'nt chairmen, geology, was also extended for associate professor of English, engineering, Sept. 15 - Det. 15, school one year March 1, to 1 WO rhard H. Magnus, beyond age 65, effective study at home;Sam M. Austin, studenti professor July 1,1972 to June 30, 1973 professor of physics, Sept. 1, 200 of art at s'udent»in the University of The ■- J 973, to study at a half. Georgia, was named professor appr profe: nity and chairman of appointments for: Elaine Beverly rsity; Mark E. art, effective e, July 1; L. L. Bunnell, leaves for: Burton F. B"ls July I. He Cincala, extension home Cargill, Europe; and Bruce T. Rilling, associate professor of anjountim succeeds Erling ufessor of family associate professor 1 economist, Clinton, Gratiot and (research and psychology, April 1 - June 30, M,000 frorn Brauner, who will retire July 1 medicine, July 1; Bert M. Bez, asst. profei of Shiawassee counties, AprU 1; extension) of agricultural "cc I and is associate s, April 1 - June 30, to 1973, to study in the United oundation currently on terminal Corrine Mae Hahn, professor of engineering, Sept. 1, 1972 Aug. - leave. Roger Funk extension study in Washington, D.C. and States and East Lansing;Gordon Purchase has been osteopathic medicine, July 1; 9 73, to home economist, study the .... East Lansing. Wood, associate professor of serving as acting chairman. Alpena and Leonard G. Robbins, asst. University of California, Davis; °r. I'resque Isle counties, April 1; professor of zoology, Sept. 1; psychology, Oct. 1 - Dec. 31, to Philip E. Greenman, Marta Tienda, assistant to the Roy A. Mecklenburg, associate Sabbatical leaves were also Professor in the office of the travel in Europe and study in East dean Angela C. Elliston, instructor in professor of from the director, Office of Special horticulture, April 1 approved for: James B. Ramsey, Lansing; and Reed M. Baird, Natla of osteopathic American thought and language, -Sept. 15, to study in Health to cont' medicine, was Programs, Cooperative Extension Michigan, associate professor of economics, associate professor of American named chairman of the newly Sept. 1; James N. Nevels, Ohio and Illinois; Noah •hat allows Service, March Alonso, Sept. 1, 1972 - Aug. 31, 1973, to n created Biomechanics Dept. 20; Daniel A. instructor in American thought associate thought and language and Lyman professor of art, Sept. 1 Bronstein, asst. professor study at the University of 1 1n'tactics s «o study effective July l, and James P. resource of and language, Sept. 1; Pamela N. - Dec. 31, to study in the United Birmingham, England; Lou J. Briggs College, March 1 - June 30, used Howard, acting chairman of development, April 1; Engelbrecht, librarian, library, 1973, to write at home. ►sticians in deal Robert H. Rasche, associate March 1; Mary Lou family and community medicine, Gondek, professor of economics. July 1; was named chairman of librarian, library, April 1; and In the Peter M. Gladhart, asst. siring community medicine. Howard will also continue to of family professor ecology and resource Jean N. Houghton, library, March 1. librarian, serve as director of health care .the swing of things early this spring by playing programs in the office of the dean FAMILY FUN FOR EASTER! ball with friends from North Wonders Hall on the of osteopathic medicine. His "a landmark musical" appointment Is effective July 1. field across from the hall. In special action the board State News photo by Chuck Michaels screwball comedy, extended the deanship of led HAROLD PRINCE a remember them? >0 elley picks ALLEN CASE the compla the spokesit of the 'entered arou ants listed in coupo r study of \^j JULIE WILSON form for action is the state sr than be can justified on the CCMpASKY d reportei l~ Atty. Gen. Frank federal government," the basis of J honor tt ley Tuesday assigned higher attorney general's transportation costs. while otl egal divisions to an spokesman said. "At one time during the already expi iption of the pricing "In 1954, the he s of oil companies attorney Michigan Consumers Council purchi general's office made a BEST MUSICAL-1970 survey there was a 14-cent BEST MUSICAL-1971 book. ng in Michigan, N Y. DRAMA CRITICS' AWARD survey of the problem to variance between Traverse TONY AWARD investigation was which Dively addresses to coupon bo ted by a request from City andDetroitpricing," he himself. At that time, there STEPHEN SONDHEIM GEORGE FURTH re thought to said. tep. Michael Dively, was very little that could be MU..CAL NUMBERS Lhecampusai "Some of the major oil STA □ C O -V MICHAEL BENNETT iverse City, who done. However, we certainly companies may be engaging HAROLD PRINCE dely vari j a report by the DIRECTED .Y will review the situation in in price fixing resulting in the omotionstoi inConsumers Council MSU BROADWAY TICKET SERIES . The cou| wide differences in light of current law." familiar gas wars and large y.NiYf"S'TV AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 8:15 P.M. Under a 1913 law, deviations in gasoline prices PUBLIC: $6. $5. $4. MSU STUDENTS (w/I.D. $5. $4. etweem$10i prices throughout TICKETS AT THE UNION NOW 355-3361 $3.) petroleum companies are 355-6686 nding on among various areas of the the spokesit prohibited from state," he added. lokesman for Kelley discriminating against were sections of the state by it, one of the department's selling products at different Six churches usingaconU ust and consumer prices, except to recover tion, where isions to additional transportation he call isoffe oil company pricing costs. will sponsor lity to buy es in light of Michigan Dively said evidence i as a s "prize' the cont key question will be indicates the companies may be charging higher prices for poverty meal' ectly. her the appropriate northern Michigan points A "poverty meal" will be ansing served from 6 p.m. to 7 rce has p.m., Friday at St. John's k sales peo nplaints ab< ICHIGAN Student Center. Proceeds Thfntrr lons.n,, 1:05 • 3:05 - 5:00 from the meal will go to the ^present varii 10,000,000 homeless e s s m e n refugees in the newly in East Lans IPG) "MADE FOR EACH OTHER" formed nation of' said Jean Fo Bangladesh. rector of Lansing area churches ! Chamber sponsoring the dinner are the Church of the Brethren, role in t used every passion in their incredible duel! Edgewood United Church, e is to make People's Church, St. John's we have Student Center, Unitarian with the Uni versa list Church and k sales," J University Methodist. The program will include a slide presentation and comments from several to holt recently returned participants in the "Air-lift of Understanding." tryouti St. John's is located at 327 MAC Avenue, East Arts Comt- JlWallis*- Lansing. g auditions H Product ion tier product1 I "Jay" froi Vanessa Redgrave • n 39 Union, lers are invi' eauditions* t only, r infori aHendersor advise! »s helcj 50' 50 coedl > was I • women I , and serve! until I 1953. She J the gui«p MSU cO ence halls f viser f°r anizations | to any Jewish pe|S(l new ' TESTAI MENT| in English, r Yiddish, I or Hebrew 3NR< •list) 14603 J 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesd;laV. March 29 , Beal Film Group Presents Tonite 102 B Wells Scan Connery Work to unify society urgei Joanne Woodward By MICHAEL FOX ahead as trainers of young Jordan's comments on 60s, the issue was the right to new issues, it is that racism is State News Staff Writer sit on the bus; today the issue •ocletycan no|onKrB people who will complete separate facilities for black not a southern phenomenon. JcanScbcrg A national black leader told 1,600 graduating MSU the moral revolution of the 1960s, and as moldersof new students apparently touches on a proposal now being is where that bus is going and what does it cost to get there. but that it is endemic to all America. our strategies ;hatfdemoSi to El rhetoru-al paths and alternatives considered in Ann Arbor by In the 60s the issue was the "And we have learned too, leadership "AFine Madnees" seniors at commencement ceremonies March 12 that new for our torn society. the University of Michigan fight to eat at the lunch that other sections of the selfish ego-trips. 'Thisn™ ora wi„ A JEROME HELLMAN Production the University can no longer "It can arm black and regents to provide a separate counter; today the issue is country can react with as of selfless . be white young people with the residence hall for black the hunger and malnutrition much violence, impression sacrifice and™ simply a neutral observer the sophisiticated tech of a society racked by skills and technical know • students. that stalk the land.' and irrationality today as the of J how to have maximum "The process of "We are no longer engaged South has historically. planning, ana|VsiJ change. synthesis, it will Vernon E. Jordan Jr., impact upon our society, and integration is often a painful in a moral struggle for the "As we enter this confused be J whose executive director of the it can construct a frame of one for whites and blacks conscience of the nation, nor time of waning concern with battlegrounds J humane values and moral alike. The clash of color, is the civial rights thrust still the longer the campus.«.»! National Urban League, problems of a polurized or the concerns that can help to class and status does not focused on the Old and divided society, we must city hall p|a/a J called upon blacks to muster inner institutional power to wage complete the moral make for uniformly smooth Confederacy. If we've understand that those of us sanctum! revolution begun in the relations, but there is learned anything about the who institutional deciA the battle against a polarized no are trying to change our making processes," hJ and divided society. Jordan, 1960s and so abruptly halted virtue in self - segregation, be the successor to the late today. And as a forum for it white or black. There the free exchange of ideas, it should be enough strength of Whitney Young as head of the Urban League, warned can become a hotbed of one's identity and pride in about the civil rights issue: innovative ideas and one's heritage to make the "There is a spirit of retreat techniques for change in a erection of artificial, and withdrawal in the air, an society whose very future is protective barriers atmosphere of compromise dependent upon Usability to unnecessary." and irresolution, even among adapt and to change." Jordan called for ployers will be will be interviewing for Additional informal Specifying the areas for continued student activism. interviewing at the summer employment: "Satire that spills over into burlesque and many who spoke and acted with great moral fervor in the change within universities, "The need to march and to University from April 3 to April 3: Mendelson's available in the Bulletin, which is „ P|ac? slapstick." past." Jordan said the university protest has been replaced by 7. Students are encouraged Atlantic Resort Inc. NY POST weekly. This bulletin He called upon universities cannot be a "bleaching the need to learn how to use to sign up two school days April 4: Fresh Air specific majors ivquesti to become participants in the agent," but rather must the levers of institutional in advance of the Society — Camp Tamarack: the enroll. a representative Kraftco Corp. interview Wed. 102B Wells process of constructive power and to gain the skills interviewing date if they are organizations. Showtimes 7:30, 9:30 number of blacks and change, noting: to help the university serve as interested in particular June and Aui Admission $1. Shown in Thurs. 111 Olds April 6: Toledo Jewish "Universities will fulfill provide them with full a catalyst for change in our organizations and work. graduates of all |eve| their vital role in the decade educational facilities and a society," he said. Male students are advised Community Center — Camp eligible to interview 1 black culture. "Our task, I believe, is a to meet with Ma-Hi-Ya. employers otherwise indicated. "But it also means that the grave one, especially by this regardless of their military university cannot become a time, when there is a growing status. Many employers THE PERFORMING*" Good friends get coconspirator in the cult of despair that this nation can have indicated an interest in ARTS COMPANY cPtdtzel blackness that myth for fact and condones separation and informal substitutes ever solve the racial divisions that have so torn and bloodied the fabric of our interviewing students before and after his Armed Forces. duty with the DEPARTMENT Ol THEATRE MICHIGAN STATI I N|VIRSIIV together at the Well segregation. The position of a black student in a society. Many Americans seem to be frozen white The following employers will be here at the following predominately white school in sullen resentment against dates: is a difficult one, but the what they interpret as a April 3: Giffels PITCHER NIGHT TONIGHT answer is not to be found in segregated dormitories or in capitulation to blacks in the 60s. Associates, Markets; Inc.; Major Mendelson's a marked off turf that "The civil rights issues of Atlantic Resort - Inc.; To welcome you back for excludes other students." the 60s have changed. In the Michigan National Bank of Spring Term we're celebrating tonight with reduced Lansing; University of Michigan. prices on our 64 oz. pitchers. A p ril 4: Bowman Get the gang together to talk about your Spring Break travels over a few pitchers at the P-Bell. 50c 50 Products Division; Ex-Cell-O Corp.; Fresh Air Society — Camp Tamarack; Indianapolis Police Dept.; Kraftco Crop.; Seidman & Fairchild Theatre Seidman; Willis, Drake & Watters CPA's. April 6,7,9 8:15p.m. A 14" OR 16" PIZZA April 8 2:00p.m. (One item or April 5: Aetna Life & 1020 Trowbridge Rd. 8 p.m.-2 a.m. more) with this coupon Casualty Co. (Grand Admission $2.00 or by PAC Season Coupon B< Rapids); Aetna Life & Box Office open 12:00-5:00 Casualty Co. (Lansing); City p.m. daily NAME National Bank; Cleveland „ BEAL FILM GROUP PRESENTS TONIGHT Heights-University Board of 104 B Wells Education; Ernst & Ernst; Livonia Public Schools; The Winner of the Lybrand Ross Brothers & Montgomery; Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.; Mutual of New York; Ortho Caesars Pharmaceutical Corp.; NEW YORK Little Ql Pennsylvania Life Co. April 6: Detroit and Trust; Ernst & Ernst; Haskin & Sells; Joint School Bank District No. 1; Lybrand EROTIC yfym Beat Ross Montgomery; Public Brothers Northville Schools; Pennsylvania Life Co.; R. J. & OFF CAMPUS ■ Reynolds Tobacco Co.; S. S. Kr?sge Co.; L.D. Schreiber DRIVE' FILM FESTIVAL CIRCLE (E. Grand Rivw-r 337-1631 i Cheese Co.; Spartan Electronic; Toledo Jewish Community Center; Touche Ross & Co.; Herringswell Manor School. April 7: Corning Glass Works; Field Enterprises Educational Corp.; Good thru April 5, 1972 Minneapolis Public Schools. Ujili) The following employers "MirlopBrndo Jltaio James Cm fiicMMlai Oladmer Theatre U85-6U85 Robeil Duvall Hug Hapten Jin Mailt)1 233 N. Washington Av». Lansing IMite Diane Kealon Dear Movie Patron: In these times when we all talpl ffines foul Coppola Mario to I(« M Coppola see a really GOOD movie, a say we want to ManoPu/os.o.,JlieGottei[***■■ jj&l lot of people - —• " Mf- stay away when that really good film arrives. STt "Cactus In The Snow" Is NOW SHOWING! and opening this week It's a love TODAY AT: 2:00 5:30 9:00 story better than "Love Story. It's about an 18-year-old boy leaving for Vietnam who has never been with ROOM SERVICE girl. He a finds one who Is willing but she turns out to be as Inexperienced as ho Is. There Is much tender humor In "Cactus In The Snow." And an element '75 of suspense. But what It really Is, is DIFFERENT. "Cactus In The Snow" Is the kind of film a theater Is proud quality to play. It says In the fall of 1971 a film festival was held in something about people, about today and, • NYC. All films entered as the GP rating were to be erotic in context. They were chosen so as to Indicates, It's within the explore the bounds of good taste. entire gamut of human sensual experience. Hundreds of films were entered - and the judges UNANIMOUSLY chose ROOM SERVICE '75 Critics havo called It "The best as being the American most graphic, sensual, and intelligent entry and it was picture In the last 10 years." awarded FIRST PRIZE. ROOM SERVICE '75 is in color, and as explicit as any film being shown anywhere. It broke attendance Robert Redfford, George SegaUfl records in both Chicago and New York at an admission price of $5.00. I believe It's that been waiting for. really GOOD movie you've blitz the museum, blow the jail, I blast the police station, break the bail Shown at 7 p.m., 8:40, and 10 p.m. Waits r Baku old and heist TheHotRock alm(? COLOR byOeUj Admission $2.00 LOCATION OLUMB THEATRE RATED X Wed. 104B Wells Thurs. 102B Wells r. s. "Cactus In Ths Snow" psrforaanoss at 7130 and 9130 fit. opens Thursday Bring Proof of Age (18 years) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 29, 1972 21 r~r~ hi (Continued Group seeks to intervene from page one) (German measles) during obstetrics and gynecology at had been approved by the — Zolton Ferency of East filed by their attorney rrFisj Stuart D. Hubbell of the first month and her pregnancy, was a half of denied a Ingham County General Hospital, and two hospital's board of directors when Scodeller informed Lansing and Roy Lucas of the Population Center of it A As Traverse City. The motion says that the petition bill is so deficient hospital - approved abortion by threat of prosecution. The evening previous to consulting doctors that her unborn child had a 70 per cent chance of being born Dr. Dawes that he would attempt prosecution if the operation were completed. New York — arranged a hearing in Detroit's federal district court on March 10, students came that the court should surgery Ingham County with a physical or mental The and her with Justice Thomas back to campus this woman P. restrain further initiative Prosecuting Attorney impediment. The effects of husband, who are Thornton presiding. week, many brought action in order to avoid "an rubella on unborn children Raymond Scodeller fictitiously known as Mr. Judge Thornton listened back their bicycles in absurd and meaningless threatened to prosecute the can include blindness, and Mrs. Poe, filed suit to order to make travel result." arguments and then operating physician. deafness, motor disorders along with Dr. Dawes and recessed court until March this spring Abortion proponents The woman, who has and mental retardation. easy and the Michigan Council for 27. Ferency and Lucas * refreshing. suffered another setback remained anonymous, was Spokesman for the the Study of Abortion in argued that the critical time State News photo when a Lansing advised by her physician, woman said she had wanted woman, early March to obtain an factor involved and the who had contracted rubella C.D. Dawe, chief of the child but decided to immediate restraining order by Don Gerstner necessity for an abortion seek an abortion following on Scodeller, which would due to the complication of the warning by the three have permitted completion rubella required immediate Davis trial delayed 1 day doctors that the child would probably be born crippled. of the operation. Attorneys for the Poe action if mental and the woman's physical well - The therapeutic abortion family and other plaintiffs being were to be preserved. (Continued from page one) to walk back into the department supply a elevator where the other two getaway car with the motor were holding the hostages, he running, Rosa said. was killed with a single He said they threatened to shotgun blast, Rosa said. kill the hostages if their Deputies then rushed into demands weren't met. the elevator to capture the "To show they were not other inmates and free the kidding, one suspect plunged hostages, he added. a knife six inches into his "We had no intention of own leg," Rosa said. He letting them out with the identified this inmate as hostages," Rosa siad. ASMSU tax vote scheduled Zitzer. For almost two hours, However, deputies had stationed Rosa said, sheriffs deputies a car, with its Ltinued from page one) Buckner said the regarding the relocation of negotiated with the trio who motor running, by an exit near the elevator. petitioners said they elimination of the tax could representation units making finally ended the discussions Lt. Don Tamm said Jj not advocate the destroy ASMSU. He them nongeographical. It and demanded immediate who Zitzer, Bition of the tax because suggested an alternative to also redefines the duties of freedom, threatening to kill for was murder serving and a life term the abolition of the tax be ■personalities or actions of the executive officer. the hostages immediately. robbery, E|SU members, but found that would be A petition drive was Rosa said one inmate escaped from San Quentin Prison last ■ciuse they felt that effective in serving the launched by some ASMSU demanded that Capt. Wesley Dec. 13 by ■dents should have the students and " minimize the Johnson give him his gun and stuffing a dummy in his bed board members earlier this and scaling a 20-foot wall loce to vote on the issue. destructive politics that month to handcuffs. He said Johnson with y aid they did not hold the present board in a place the refused and Zitzer said: a rope fashioned of ve the abolition of the revamped constitution on prison denims. deathgrip." the ballot with the proposed "Okay, we'll kill them all , would prevent ASMSU then." Zitzer tax amendment. was arrested March Li operating its services. The other item on the At the time, the other R by Sp.nta Clara deputies _ln u open letter to the ballot involves Buckner decided to convicts held a knife at the who were investigating a Palo ■dent body last term constitutional revisions resort to a petition drive throat of a hostage, Rosa Alto hotel robbery. At that because he felt the issue said. time he gave the name should be placed before the When Zitzer turned around NOW THRU TUE. Williamson, deputies said. student body. He added that the new constitution (3) ADULT HITS would be an alternative to I X RATED - NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED the present representation structure of the board. NORTHSIDE DRIVE-IN THEATRE OW TO succeed WITH SEX' The new constitution would draw its members 2 Miles North on US-27.. 482-7409 from college units rather NOW THRU TUES. EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN! [V than also living units. It would incorporate the cabinet SOME SAY "BETTER THAN director duties and board 'THE GODFATHER'" "SEXVILlf WITH * WINK' Red blood- chairman duties into one Led girl-watchers will dig the goodly position. ~,hare ot buiom bouncing babes A A GENERATION OF THEY TAKE groovy boaaiua of acttw beauties At its last board meeting WHAT THEY WANT- id cutiesf' last term, the board was PASSION AND LUST ND WHO THEY WAN unable to get enough EXPLODES AND PAY THE PRICE "HOLLYWOOD'S DREAM MOVIE ...FOR THE YOUNG IN HEART... members necessary for to a quorum, approve the WITH RAW VIOLENCE! IN DEATH! LANSING MALL MERIDIAN MALL ENDLESS ON SCREEN elections commission and EXHIBITIONISM!" verify the signatures of the constitutional amendment Presents for Your Dining Pleasure petitions. The referendum must be held within 10 class days of presentation of the referendum to the board ["HOW TO SUCCEED WITH SEX" ^WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL "SHOWN 2nd at 9:30 x and must have an election commission to be valid. Schensul's Famous Fried Chicken $1.29 If the election had been THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL held, the results could have been challenged and thrown Baked Swiss Steak $1.59° FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Roast Turkey w/ Dressing and Cranberry Sauce tmcXlifrlhcrr\a OLIVERCONANT | Uui 1L mi. East of E. Lansing on Grand River next to Schmidt's 349-3430 [rA 22 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 2 START HERE K3 the good thir state news classified in life...h^ advertising GET Action WITH A CHEVY Automotive 1963. Reliable AutoService& Parts FOREIGN CAR Parts ER^IKlYSItAIQNQ tyFhilRnanlc Apartments Apartments Roomt Want Ad transportation. Best offer. Call before 5 p.m. 351-2048. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 124 CEDAR. 129 Burcham. 2 man furnished apartments, 1 BEDROOM, campus, 3 1 month block to lease. male kitchen student^ 1-3-29 mile west of campus. including heat $62.50 $130/month. 35M495, 215 privilege's 5™ •AUTOMOTIVE 487 5065. C-3-3-31 $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie, Louis 3 - 6 p.m. 0-3-3-31 __Str«et 33^674. 3.4 VOLKSWAGEN 19 69, $85 per man. Lease starting Scooters & Cycles ROOMS, automatic, sunroof, radio, VW - GUARANTEED repair. June 15 and September 1. MILFORD STREET "NGLES Parts & Service new paint, $1150. Call RANDY'S MOBIL. 1-96 at Days, 487-3216, evenings till 126. doubl'es. t Aviation 882-3186. 3-3-31 Okemos Road. 349-9620. 10 P.M., 882-2316. 0-3-3-31 deluxe 2 and 3 man| facilities. Utilities furnished, air-conditioning, 372-8077. C-3-31 •EMPLOYMENT C-3-31 • FDR RENT SUZUKI 1967 T-200 23 3 ROOMS, BATH. Private. walking distance to campus! Phone 351-6232, 372-6767 female Apartments horsepower, 5 - speed. Aviation Married couple preferred. or 489-1656.3-3-31 gr7d- Excellent condition. Will take Transportation necessary. /upperclassman, dote Houses »W.50 weekly. 3j offer closest $300. 353-1723. 332-5762. 3-3-31 EAST LANSING, 1 and 2 after 5:30 p.m. Rooms LEARN TO FLY! Complete 3-3-31 bedroom apartments, 3.3.3, •FOR SALE flight training. All courses are TRY IT . . . MUSTANG 1966. government and VA certified. furnished or unfurnished. DOUBLE ROOMS Many miles Animals but runs well. Reliable. Seven FRANCIS AVIATION. YOU'LL LIKE IT! Close to MS U or on campus with/without Mobile Homes tires Airport Road. Call 484-1324. "Halstead Busline". Short 351-6891. 2-3-30 (two snow). Needs (The who-o-le thing!) term leases considered. 'Lost & Found paint. $450. 355-1254 C-3-31 Bay Colony, 351-3211. TWO 'PERSONAL evenings. 3-3-31 OPENINGS a« Northpoint, 351-2353. *Pring term for r 'PEANUTS PERSONAL 'REAL ESTATE AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1969. Employment Beechwood, 351-5986 or Hedrick House Coop HAL T E A D Student Services R~- 18,000 miles. Like new. CEDAR VILLAGE WANTED. COLLEGE student 'RECREATION 487-5055, 339-8906. 1-3-29 b°<"d, $215. Call 332 to work part time as campus 'SERVICE 1-3-209 representative for major APARTMENTS Typeing Service CHEVROLET 1963. V 8, r eco compa No WE UNDERSTRND SOME STUDENTS HERE Bogue St. at the Red Cedar LARGE 3 room efficiency East automatic, mechanically side. Stude TRANSPORTATION excellent, many parts experience necessary but HAVE ESPRND (TOR DANGEROUS DRUGS!' 351 5180 available April 8th. employed younj must be deeply interested in WANTED replaced. 351-1889. 5-4-5 $125/month. Burcham kitchen privileges, bed music. Prefer sophomore or ONE MALE, needed Woods Apartments. furnished, parking. 4- DEADLINE junior starting next term. emmysranwBox ists/E. IAMUM. MKH. immediately for 4 man: 361-3061.5-4-5 after 7 p.m. 3 3-31 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Fastback, P.M. one class Only requirement, must have T wyckingham. Call day radio, near-new tires, very before publication. car. Reply to: Ray Welch, DeWITT - NORWOOD ROOM, MALE do good condition, $800 Suite 32, 24681 apartments. Just a short 351-3927.3-3-31 ONE FEMALE, HED major, furnished, reasonable, Cancellations/Cor- Northwestern Highway, Employment For Rent perfect for 4-man, apartment. distance from Capitol or East clean, near, pgr CHEVY IMPALA 1962. Good Southfield. Michigan 48075. Lansing. Private grade level 332-3094 3-3-31 rections - 12 noon one $ 1 2 5/spring term. Call No selling required. Will work COMIC entrances. class condition. $275. Call Carol BOOKS, Science fiction, REFRIGERATORS. 351-6145. 3-3-31 Partially day before both college and baseball cards for sale. furnished, carpeted, 2 MEN, SHARE 351-4939.3-3-31 FREEZERS and portable room, publications. ... commercial radio ions ii CURIOUS BOOK SHOP, 541 bedroom, storage area, no quiet house. Cooking. dishwashers ESCHTRUTH ONE MAN, furnished OPEL KADETTE Rallye 1967. Lansing area. East Grand River (Below pets. $150 per month, $ 1 30/term. 485 APPLIANCE CO., 315 South townhouse, $65, private PHONE Very good condition. $550. Paramount News). Open 1 - 6 security deposit required. 487-5753. 0-3-3-31 CAREER SALES Bridge, Grand Ledge. Phone room, 393-8738, mornings, 355 8255 332-8635 Al. 3-3-31 P.m., 332-0112.3-3-31 Phone 669 9879 or after 4 627-2191. 5-4-5 evenings. 3-3-31 OPPORTUNITY P.M., 669-9815. 22-4-28 WILL TRADE pleasant Large national company has RATES 10 woird mlnilmum C A PR 1-197 1, Low two openings In the East WAITRESSES, COCKTAIL and single inch green. NEED ONE man, mileage. SHARP! $2050. Sell Lansing office; substantial restaurant, "MARIAS". 1812 TV AND STEREO rental. improvements for No. WOf*DS No. DAYS or trade for used career opportunities with S. Washington. 4896946. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free Twyckingham. $55. Call Houses different location. 41 1 training salary up to $800 351-6158. Just for laughs. 3 5 10 Volkswagen. 485-0896. 3-3-31 delivery service and pick up. 2-3-30 monthly; college and 5-4-5 WOMEN 4.00 6.50 3-3-31 - OWN rooms in our 10 1.50 13.00 successful business No deposit. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. C-3-31 friendly house. $50 GIRL. PRIVATE room,10 12 4.80 7.80 1 OR 2 for 4-man, Burcham 1.80 15.60 RENAULT R-16, Sedan wagon, LABORERS WITH building ♦/monthly. Brief house job house with 4 girls $60 Woods, $55/month, pool. daily. 420 Evergreen. 1-3-29 15 2.25 6.00 9.75 19.50 air-conditioning, AM/FM skills. Full time only. Apply Jack Bob 351-1297, 18 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 radio, 2 new Michelin X tires, in person. April 3 ONLY. Apartments or 349-3798. 2-3-30 NEEDED ONE front wheel drive, 4 - speed. 3411 East Michigan, Lansing. girl for Inlng for three-man spring. 20 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 $1295. Even Nader might If this sounds like your 3-3-31 1 MAN for 2 man, 2 bedroom at Call PENNSYLVANIA AVE cup THREE MAN apartment for 337-2398. 3-3-31 like this one! 3516299. of tea call GEORGE Collingwood, $100/month. South, near Micl 3.75 10.00 16.25 32.50 KILLMASTER 351-5940. Call 351-8282.3-3-31 spring term. Twyckingham. Avenue. Quiet, (or sit 2-330 WANTED: VOLUNTEERS and Call 351-7166 9 - 6 p.m. COUNTRY HOME to share, 2 WSI's at the Michigan School near busline. 347 Student Services Bldg. RECEPTIONIST FOR 3-3-31 $15/week, Dental TWO BEDROOM people, includes land and for the Blind this term. furnished deposit. Phone 627 All students ads must be Scooters & Cycles Office. Experience preferred. Contact Volunteer apartment in East Lasning. barn, $65 each. 394-0072. 3-3-31 Bureau. FEMALE Submit resume and recent Available STUDENT, own 3-3-31 prepaid 1969 HONDA 90 Sports Cycle-1 1-3-29 May 1st for photograph. Reply to Box room, pool, air-conditioning, subletting. 351 -4365.5-4-5 ROOMS FOR owner, like new. Only 200 ,A-1, Michigan State News. WANTED: ROCK group to play close, parking. 349-1947 The State News will be * Check out Tour new •" "•» campus. Available Ap miles, also helmet. 372-2919 10-4-12 at the Michigan School for 2 BEDROOM unfurnished in after 5 p.m. 3-3-31 1 responsible only for the after 5 p.m. 3-3-31 332 1895. 3-3-31 the Blind, April 4. Good time East Lansing, for co-op. 207 Bogue. 351-0666. first day's incorrect 4 or DIRECTOR: SUMMER and audience guaranteed. married couple. Children and 2 - 3 PERSONS. $160. 3 or 6 Try us. It doesn't hurt to call. SPARTAN HALL. Men, insertion. KAWASAKI, 1971, 350 A7SS. Recreation Program at Contact Recreation Director months. 216 Beal. Doug 1-3-29 pets welcome. 489-3843. color TV, '/, block Excellent conditon. 3600 Durand. V> hour drive from at 373-3730 after 1 p.m. 351-7560.3-3-31 3-3-31 215 Louis, 3 -6 p.m. miles. $675. Call 351-2528. M.S.U. Send qualifications 1-3-29 SMALL HOUSE for rent on 3-3-31 NEED ONE girl. 731 Burcham. Park Lake. Furnished. - Friday 372-1031. M to: Harold McKee, Gaines, Michigan, 48436. 5-4-5 COUNSELORS. CAMP MARRIED STUDENTS Spring term. Pool, close. $150/month. $100 security BSA 1968, Royal Star, 500 cc Automotive WA2IYATAH FOR GIRLS, & FACULTY 351-3318. 1-3-29 deposit. Call 482-2192 after For Sale Road bike. $600. 641-4347 SUPPLEMENT YOUR income. Harrison, Maine. Openings: 6 p.m. 1-3-29 after 6 p.m. 2-3-30 CHEVELLE 1969, SS. 396 Part time, full time. Write Tennis, Canoeing, Sailing. NEED MAN to share 2 cubic inch. 3 speed Frank E. Boldizar. 1700 Archery, Pianist 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. bedroom, 2 - man. Call transmission, good tires, good BRIDGESTONE 1969. Lyons Avenue, Lansing (accompanist who can sight tome with study 351 -5853. 3-3-31 Rooms Excellent condition. $450. body. $1,300. Call after 4:30 Michigan, 48910. 3-3-31 read, play by ear and amplifier/turntable com Ask for John, 332-0866. ROOMS FOR rent, kitchen ONE MAN for four-man close to dust cover. $220 357-5705 3-3-31 or 882 7166. 3-3-31 SECRETARY. PHONE, transpose), Arts and Crafts. Season 23. June 26 to August from *145 per mo. campus. after 5 Beautiful and cheap; privileges, perking, close to campus. Phone 351-4546 or E xcellent condi 351-1405 after 51 HARLEY SPORTSTER XLH correspondence, some Inquiries invited. Write: p.m. 33 2 6080. 361 -9749. 204 Beal. Men CORVAIR 1965. Runs well, 1968. Some extras, the price typing, college preferred, (Include full details) UNFURNISHED 351 3054.3-3-31 only. 3-3-31 new paint, $250. Call is right. 393 3249 1-3-29 benefits. 10 minutes from Director, Box 553, Great VOLKSWAGEN CAN 351-8860 after 5 p.m. 3-3-31 campus. Apply, Mr. Byron, Neck. New York 11022. children welcome ONE GIRL for four-man. $140. cover, back ski rack, SINGLE ROOM, male student. DART CONTAINER CORP., Telephone, 516-482-4323. please, no pets For spring term. 332-6213. YAMAHA 175MX. Port $15 per week. 523 Charles luggage carrier. Total CHEVROLET 1960. Mason. 3-3-31 1-3-29 3-3-31 $75. $35 351-1405 Modification boosts hp to 27, Street. 3-3-31 . Good transportation. $180. Expansion chamber. Girling pjn. 3-3-31 JOB HUNTING? 3326995. 3 3-31 shocks, excellent condition. 487 3271 after 5 p.m. 3-3-31 WANTED. student MATURE to female live-in as Let an match your job IBM Computer description KNOB HILL GIRL, SPRING, own room, last month free, walking distance. BOWER vacancies HOUSE for Co-cp has LEONARD WHOLESALl with major companies with 332-0016. 3-3-31 spring, co-ed. VOLKSWAGEN 1967, Highly companion for semi-invalid LOW PRICES ON reliable, sunroof, AM/FM. $695. 355 6000 after 5 p.m. woman room in and return for free board, near needs in Foreign, School your field. (Also, Summer, and Districts). For APARTMENTS ONE OR two girls needed in Call 351-4490.3-3-31 ROOM FOR 1 or 2 male 3-3-31 campus. Call 485-9419 Information: NATION 349-4700 Watersedge Apartments. Call students. Close to campus. between 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., RESUME SERVICE. P.O. 351-4806. 2-3-31 Box 1445, Peoria, Illinois Call after 5 p.m., weekends, Auto Service & Parts Monday-Friday. 5-4-5 OPEN Monday - 61601. Golfers Attention JOBS ARE available 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. GRADUATE STUDENTS only I or at 8 a.m. 351-8177. 2-3-30 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Employment at National Saturday 12-5 p.m. Upper one bedroom EFFICIENCY Kalamazoo Street . . . Since WEEKENDSTEWARDESS Parks, hotels, and resort areas furnished. Three miles to COMPONENT SYSTEM! around the U.S. this summer. ARRANGEMENT, share bath. 1940. Complete auto APPLICATIONS NOW being LOCATED W MILE NORTH campus, garage. Newly We will only be able to No car, quiet lady. painting and collision service. accepted by a growing Lansing OP JOLLY RD. ON remodeled, including new IV 5-0256. C-3-31 based air travel club. This is a handle the first 100 replies. $2 3/weekly. 663-8418. $1.00 doz. OKEMOS ROAD kitchen, bath, carpeting, 3-3-31 part time opportunity to visit Mail $2 to Action For Plastic Practice C loolt.oul paneling, and paint. Ideal for all the fun places of the world Students, Box 2392, Muncie, MEADOWBROOK TRACE married couple. 337-9662 Balls 6 for $1.00 GIRL: ROOM in mobile home ARE YOU PAYING - all expenses paid.Send brief Indiana 47302 for Townhouse. 3 male after 6 p.m. or 351-4706. Shuttle Cocks TOO MUCH FOR in exchange for light resume and photo to Box B-2 information. If you are not roommates need 4th. Neat 3-3-31 V I AUTO INSURANCE! housekeeping duties. Share Tennis Rackets Michigan State News. 3-3-31 among the first 100 to write, and groovy roommate. Call -J-siOWhy not glve me a call! your $2 will be refunded. 394 0647. 5-4 5 1 grocery ex from $6.95 up. Don Sakowski MALE for 4-man. 2-3-30 Twyckingham. 332-6696 Student Special - SENTRY INS 676-1930 1 AND 2 bedroom apartments 3-3-31 Dunlop Yellow For Rent 10 minute driving from M.S.U. Ideal for married 2 MAN furnished apartment for tennis balls, can CROSSWORD of three reg. $3.25 now $2.75 We'd Like To COMPACT REFRIGERATOR RENTALS. RENT-ALL. 2790 East UNITED couples or graduate students, minutes from shopping, dry spring term. Sublease. Close, quiet, clean. 351-8733. PUZZLE store, Doctor, on bus line to 3-3-31 Presses and Covers Point Out That Grand River. 35 1 5652. 3-3-31 Lansing. Elementary school less than 1 block. For CASA DEL SOL. Luxury 1 1 Racing sailboat 6 Sends money 33. Somebody 34. California fort Play Spring Sports in appointment, call 394-0733 bedroom apartments. I?. Pangolin 36. Altar lRIVERS EDGE WATERS EDGEl & REFRIGERATORS, them at A,C and E rent WALTER NELLER Immediate occupancy. 13 Extract constellation 37 Intellect proKeds APARTMENTS RENTALS. 1790 Grand River, Okemos. Phone PROPERTY Hotpoint appliances. Shag carpeting, drapes. Individual heat and central air 14. Sedative 16 Adversary 17 Received 39. Bowstring hemp 349 2220. 0-3-3-31. 41. fire siren 18 Precise conditioning. Security and 44 Grant Student GIRL TO share 2 bedroom 20 Recline laundry conveniences. $170 46. Surroundings furnished apartment, 22 Newt Special! $180. Includes all utilities 23. Baden Baden 48. In what place? 8. Com ARE A 2 MINUTE $70/month. Call Sharon, except electricity. Rental 49. Coursers 9. Frozen 26. Accomplish¬ WALK FROM REGISTERED NURSES. 489 1808 before 6 p.m. After office open 12 - 6 P.M. 50. Passover feast surface ments 6 p.m., 487 3880. 2 3-30 Monday — Saturday, 1 - 5 28. Apathetic 10. Dickens CAMPUS character, P.M. Sunday. 129 Highland 30. Turn 1. Air pollution NEEDED, ONE girl, I). Boil onI* Avenue, East Lansing. 32. Equestrian's 2. "The Little Full time and part time. immediately, across from Corporal" eyelid Opening* on all shifts. Springfield Management 15. English r» HAVE 2 BATHROOMS campus. Reduced rates. Including staff and head Company. Phone 332-1142 19. Aslem nurte positions. We are also 351-2785. 3-3-31 or 372-4303. 0-3-31 21. Japanese accepting applications for outcast the position of Assistant •AND WALK FURNISHED 2 bedroom 23. fiery 1 Director of Nursing, and green & white. apartment available now. 24 Well kno* OUT BALCONIES afternoon shift, and In TROPHIES ft PLAQUES Service Coordinator, day Rooms available for summer. operetta For all your Golfing needs, see shift. Dept. Progressing Nursing promotion able t Ith available Near M.S.U. 1-3-29 351-3430 % 25 P* announcen J •THEY START LEASING opportunities. Competitive 26. Back salary scale and excellent 1 71 R««d. FOR SUMMER AND BEDROOM, across from 29 Turm«riC larry Cushion FALL TODAY, MARCH 29th fringe benefit program. Union, partially furnished. General* I Employment office, 31 LANSING OENEHAL 351-8696 after 5 p.m. 3-3-31 35. Dropbai' Sporting Goods HOSPITAL ANNEX, 2«17. lightly Call Dick Alpha, Lansing. 8 AM to ONE MAN for two-man near 37 Solt chees or Mary 12 noon, Monday through Ph. 332-1667 3020 Vine St. 332-4432 or stop by Friday. extension 267, 268. 3 7 2 8 220 Pi i 38. Tidings 40. Pitcher 41. Mornings 332 1667 4? Kindled 1050 Water's Edge Drive No. 214 Larry Cushion Sporting Goods 43 Stout 45. Haggaf 47. Youandm I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March 29, 1972 23 for Sale For Sale For Sale Lost & Found " J15 MAGAZINES Wollensack Tape 75 BICYCLES- FALTER of West Germany is now proud to CANON PELLEX camera"® LOST: MALE cat at Mt. Hope Personal Wharton to discuss urban affairs mm f2.5, 85mm 11.8,135mm APPOINTMENTS EPC $50 Vi,,el chair *®' present two models of '2.5, $250. 332-3773. 2-3-30 and Harrison. Reddish MADE, or (Continued from page one) by the action of the board. reported to the 30 gallon on stand orange Reward. Call just drop in. 355-3359. with other I'm I've said in the provost in March that it folding bicycles, a 20 and a . UNION Michigan sure as rich 353-0975. 3-3-31 BUILDING 1-3-29 $25. could not reach a consensus P 3324019 equipm-J 26 inch. Also a 10-speed that tells for $99.95. These Animal* BARBER SHOP. C-1-3-29 universities on the past that the University will to make a forthright on whether the proposed possibilities of a joint move bicycles are among the finest Personal venture in urban affairs. commitment to the college is the best way for i;fUl ■ CLOTHES. All Excellent condition. tooled bikes in the world. See them today! MERIDIAN HORSES BOARDED. grain fed. box and tie Hay and stalls. COMIC BOOKS, Science fiction, Francisco State College Wharton said Monday he has already discussed this resolution of urban MSU to tackle the problems of the cities. A full report K analyzing the birth order problems," Green said. ^ke Lansing Road. RECREATIONAL SALES, Pasture. 6414444. 5-4-5 baseball cards for sale. of 258 American on the college proposed by informally with the Kl 2682 East Grand River, East WARM-NATURED CURIOUS BOOKSHOP. 541 presidents of the University "I'm ready to continue the Center for Urban Affairs Lansing, Michigan Phone small dog East Grand River (Below to offer my "lO-speed bicycle. needs country and of Michigan and Wayne services to the is expected to be released 337-2300. Next to Tony children Paramount News) Open 1 - 6 full 1EI Prl, $100. Call Coats. 0-3-3-31 351-5111, 11 2 p.m. Jean. P.m., 332-0112.3-3-311 State University. University in its efforts by EPC this week. to I«;37 35', n/30. 3.3.3. 1-3-29 "I am maintaining an develop action programs related to the solution of At the March board open posture as far as the FEMALE SIAMESE COLUMBUS Born urban problems," he added. meeting, Wharton urged Is'b'ond worl' onfi- Rolex 100 USE D Vacuum Claners. Cute, lovable. Call kittens. INTERNATIONAL position iu, oe be preP wrong Sent? development of one or more Green said he welcomed passage of the resolution in \ watch, Oyster band, Tanks, canisters and uprights. after 5 You can still be a success proposals because I believe JL condition, $55. Call Guaranteed 1 full year $7.88 P.m. 332-6080, 351-3054 COLLEGE, with State News Classified Ads. Just be sure to check the board would like to the board suggestion for a order to allay criticism 3-3-31 Seville, Spain. A 2 year 424 after 5 p.m. 3-3-31 and up. DENNIS Liberal Arts American the job opportunities have as many good cooperative venture in directed at the University DISTRIBUTING COMPANY College. American faculty. advertised there each day! urban affairs with other following release of the ITUSTABLE proposals as possible for 316 North Cedar. Opposite Mobile Home* Freshman, curriculum. sophomore meeting the needs in this Michigan universities. letter by the four trustees ■SESSIONAL draftsman City Market. 0-2-3-30 Dormitories, saying they would not small classes, credits Tird and swivel office chair, for SALE or rent 2 bedroom area," Wharton said. EPC began considering a - transferrable. Write: Peanuts Personal support the proposed urban J! ^n s hip length brown YOU WON'T BELIEVE our mobile home. Owner being COLUMBUS INTERNATIONAL Following the board proposal to establish a affairs college. [L ,acket Medium large, large selection of frame transferred Terms out of area. COLLEGE, Capltan action, Robert L. Green, College of Urban "I believe that the 1 in excellent condition. styles. OPTICAL negotiable. Call Vegueras 1, Seville, Spain. director of the Center for Development and Social 6440.2-3-30 DISCOUNT, 2615 East 694-9466 after 8 p.m. Urban Affairs, said he Change in December. Even adoption of this particular Michigan Avenue, 372-7409 weekdays. Anytime supported the resolution before the proposal was motion will lay to rest any fc)ND ENGAGEMENT C-3-3-31 weekends. 5-4-5 WATER BEDS, 5 year guarantee. Real Estate introduced by Blanche fully evaluated, it drew speculation in the Xa Band Set Appraised Direct from factory, from Martin, D-East Lansing. criticism from four MSU University and outside that EgO Best offer. Call Bob 2 AIR-conditioners, 8,000 and CHEAPER THAN RENTI $8.50. Call 351-0717. 3-3-31 "I am greatly encouraged trustees. the University is not T|612 3 3 31 10,000 BTU. Used 3 months. Comfortable, furnished OKEMOS AREA, 3 bedroom committed to urban $550 initial cost, $150 each mobile home. Inexpensive. brick ranch, large lot, CYCLOPS STUDIOS IlC-660 stereo tape deck, Call 351-1194. 4-4-4 - built-ins, 2 full baths, 2 (J4) affairs," Wharton said. He 72 B changer, New Weddings, portraits, or said the action would also baths, fireplaces, wet bar, Uo Voice speakers, 25% |jjt CAMERAS, SLR's, 351-8299. 3-3-31 SCHWINN BICYCLES. Men's CERTIFIED. 1971. 12'x52', 2 bedrooms, $4,000. 393-3852. photography which demands a creative touch. CYCLOPS STUDIOS, 220 Albert Street. many extras. 349-3535. Irish rule lost to Britain reassure members of the academic community of _ finders, Polaroids, Available now. 10-4-12 7-4-47 (Continued from page one) the joint appearance of their role in developing an Suburban, 3-speed, $80. 332-0573. 3-3-31 ■lectors, and equipment, Women's Breeze, 3 • speed, There was a funeral Faulkner and Craig signified urban affairs proposal, color and black and $60. Excellent condition. FOR SALE, 1969 Active, 2 WANTED: AT least 1 acre a moderate political stand ts. Used stereo TUTORIAL HELP by Ph.D.'s atmosphere as the House William H. Kelly, Call betweenn 12 bedroom, center kitchen, All building site in suburban considered what could be its to be taken by Protestant ,„..jrs, receivers. noon - 4 sciences, including math, professor of physics and _„s p.m. 371-4068. 1-3-29 appliances, fully carpeted, physics and computers. Call Haslett school district. leaders. Enables, speakers, 8-track enclosed porch, utility shed. 351-8629.0-1-3-29 Private individual. 339-8685 own death sentence. Minor scuffles broke out member of the EPC lj cassette, home decki and WET SUIT, mehs, medium large, $3600. Call Vermontville, after 6 p.m. 3-3-31 Lawmakers quietly filed subcommittee studying out after the vote as in several provincial cities urban affairs proposals, said ■pll¥,rs. Used 8 - track fins, mask, snorkel, weight 726-0683. 3-3-31 FREE PICTURES. 2 En, $2 each. Stereo belt, cross caretakers draped sheets where Catholic and the committee is s, typewriters, wall 484 4152. 1-3-29 • over valve. 1969 NEW Moon. 12' x 60' with photographers need Recreation over the blue benches in the Protestant communities investigating the operations portfolios and experience. _,lnK Police band radios. Expando. Parked in Windsor chamber. barricaded themselves of different departments, You get free prints In ■lCOX SECONDHAND FRANDOR-PX Estates, Diamondale. $5100. exchange for modeling time. JET FLIGHTS to Germany from $159. Anne Munnich, One hopeful note came against possible attack. schools and centers at MSU ■ORE, 509 East Michigan MSU Camping Headquarters 646-6088. 5-4-5 In London, Whitelaw Any kind of pictures you 355-7846. 0-3-3-31 just before the adjournment to see which might be the Jinue. 8-5:30 PM Monday • FEATURE WRITER Closeout went. Call Bill at 485-1075 or debate, when extremist and said the British government most effective model for an Hiurdty. 485-4391. Sale. Also many items ACTIVE 1968,12'x 50', on lot, had taken on "a daunting Roger at 393-2579, evenings. STUDENT TRIPS and camping moderate Protestant leaders urban affairs unit, ■nkAmericard, Master reduced to suit your needs skirted, 24,000 BTU 3-3-31 task" by assuming direct ■irg«, Lay away, terms. for spring and summer. Army airconditioner, 5' x 7" shed, with Minitreks — Europe, appeared together before He said the North Africa, Orient. Write the crowd outside to urge a rule of the north and subcommittee will also look Surplus and Sporting Goods. steps front and back, many PREGNANT? WE understand. S.T.O.P., 2150C Shattuck, united stand. warned "we can only at urban affairs units at 336 Morgan Lane, Frandor extras, available April 15th. Call us. Pregnancy ■llG MACHINE Clearance Berkeley, California 94704. The speakers included succeed if we are all other universities to Shopping Center. 0-3-3-31 Asking $3500. 625-7073 Counseling. 372-1560. Or see Travel Agent. 1-3-29 T, Brand new portable, after 6 p.m. 3-3-31 0-3-31 Faulkner and William Craig, prepared to see it through compare their effectiveness. Je.95. $5 Per month. Large 50'USED SEWING machines, a militant whose Ulster together." ■lection of reconditioned $9.95 up. 40 used vacuum Lost & Found FREE ... A lesson in Service Vanguard movement Id machines. Singers, complexion care. Call s, Necchis. New Home cleaners. $3.50 up. organized a 48 hour strike ELECTRO GRAND, 804 LOST: SMALL brown female 484-4519, East Michigan or SAVE-SAVE-SAVE that brought the province to d "many others", $1995 |3995 Terms. EDWARDS lSTRIBUTING COMPANY, East Hours Michigan, 9 a.m. to Lansing. 5 p.m. dog with short stub tail. Quiet disposition. Means a lot to me. Reward. Call 485-7197 Lansing Mall. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIOS. XEROX COPYING and offset printing. Top quality at reasonable prices. THE COPY a standstill. Craig, long a critic of Van Tassell to appeal fl5 North Washington, Saturday 9-1? noon. Faulkner's tactics, praised 0-3-3-31 332-3655. 2-3-30 C-2-3-30 SHOPPE, 541 East Grand 448. C-2-3-30 the outgoing prime minister (Continued from page one) counsel and full recording of River, Phone 332-4222. for doing his best and led the proceedings before the C-3-31 requirement for reversal the crowd in cheering him. from two-thirds to a simple Tenure Committee. FOR QUALITY service Political sources All natural science faculty on majority. stereos, TV's and recorders. dismissed the prospect of The trustees also approved members on the Faculty II you rc looking lor an aparlmcnl lor the tall term, consider this THE STEREO SHOPPE. the British takeover' provisions for an Affairs Committee are open 33Z_!2?.0_^ill "As far as we're conce _ F LUTE LESSONS. instruction available Private at unleasing a violent hearing if agreed to by both Protestant backlash and said parties, representation by automatically barred from participating in the hearing. Ms. Van Tassell requested have enough problems MARSHALL Ann Street, MUSIC, 351-7830. 245 fC Iffe WHAT'S . that another committee member be excluded because Int C-1-3-29 of his position as assistant apartments having EXTERIOR PAINTING. students, reliable, references. Grad department chairman. She said recent union negotiations with the "•the Managerof Call, 349-4817 or 349-2781. Free estimates. C-3-3-31 Announcements for It's The Soaring Club will hold an University have placed assistant department EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH What's Happening chairmen in the category of must be introductory meeting at 7:30 COMPUTER PROGRAMS, received in the State News p.m. today in 30 Union. A film administrators and an Drafting Cartography, office, 341 Student Services will be shown. All interested administrator should not Statistical Analysis, Speech Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two people are welcome, participate in the appeal Writing, Legal, Medical, class days before publication. process. Specialized Research. WRITE No announcements will be APO National service If her suggestions are ON, 351-4321. C-3-3-31 accepted by phone. No fraternity will hold an open rush announcements will be accepted, Ms. Van Tassell accepted at 7 p.m. Thursday in 37 Union said she will begin the appeal 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. outside the greater and April 1, 2 and 3 in the Lowest prices in town! 50 Lansing ai hearing by asking Emmanuel copies $1.50. Copies, better Hackel, chairman of the and cheaper than printingl The MSU Cycling Club will Natural Science Depat., THE PAPER EATER meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 203 The MSU vet faculty will "what he means by the 9 - 9, 211 Abbott Road, Men's Intramural Bldg. All those neet against WJIM in basketball reasons he gave me for not 351-432J. C-3-3-31 interested in bicycle racing are t 7 p.m. today in Gym 2, Men's reappointing me, and what urged to attend. ntramural Bldg. evidence there is to support BABYSITTER, LICENSED, them." always available in her Married students and sf If she receives this Spartan Village home. 355-3010. 3-3-31 Typing Service interested in softball, ten golf during spring term, | information, Ms. Van Tassell 485-0667 or 35 5-9795 for said she will then request a 10-day recess to prepare a PHOTOCOPIES 3c! rebuttal. BEAT XEROX prices! 393-4075. C-3-31 The R o Club will meet at CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 9 tonig in the Judging Albert, 332-1100. C-3-3-31 ANN BROWN: Typing and Pavilion, tion of officers will PAINTING INTERIOR quality multilith Complete offset printing, service for beheld. The MSU Karate Club will Busing work at lowest rates. Grad demonstration and first manuscripts, general typing, ive a students, free estimates, (Continued from page one) IBM. 22 years experience. nee ting at 7 p.m. Thursday in eeference 349-4817 or 349-0850. C-3-31 he lower gym. Women's Judge Roth to delay any 349-2781. C-3-31 action on the Detroit school Inti amural Bldg. Coed classes COMPLETE THESES beginning, intermediate and integration case until SPRING TERM Gemcutting Discount printing. IBM advanc itudents will be held Congress acts on President lessons. Register now. For typing and binding of theses, this term Nixon's proposed information call 332-2986. resumes, publications. Across court-ordered busing 3-3-31 from campus, corner M.A.C. Volu moratorium. and Grand River, below help vot r registration and low ADULTS DISCOUTHEQUE Jones Stationery Shop. Call income eople. Call 371-2110 Roth, however, ignored Dancing lessons. Tuesday, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, and ask the request and scheduled Thursday and Friday 337-1666. C-3-31 DelGado hearings on the mass busing evenings. 489-2640, plans. 489 3356. 0-1-3-329 Councilman George A. He said "It is proper for Colburn will hold office hours the court to consider A FEW vacancies left for Lippincott, 489-6479. 3-3-31 from 7 to 9 tonight in 203 City children interested in baton, metropolitan plans directed Hall. Visitors after 5 p.m. must toward the desegregation of acrobatic lessons and ballet. DISSERTATIONS, THESES. use the Park Lane entrance. the Detroit public schools as 489 2640, 489-3356. Term papers. Expert typist an alternative to the present 0-1-3-29 with degree in English. IBM. Counter ticket sales for the 351-8961.0-3-3-31 production of "Company " begin intracity desegregation NURSERY PLACES available today at the Union for April 13 plans." for Spring term in afternoon, in the Auditorium. He added the opinion four year old class. MSU Wanted that the court is required to Co-op Nursery. Girls needed. consider cross-district plans 371 1168. 3-3-31 DON'T FORGET blood comes the Coalition for Human if it can be shown that a only from people. Save a life. Survival will decide on strategy PHOTOGRAPHERS - Custom Give blood. Professional plan involving only Detroit for four East Lansing County The way we look al it. your student apartment should be a pleasant, Processing. Good donors compensated. schools, now 65 per cent enjoyable, uncomplicated place lo live photography requires good MICHIGAN COMMUNITY black, cannot properly That 's Ihe way we run 731 lab work. CYCLOPS BLOOD CENTER. 337 7183. integrate classes. Frrst of all we look a lot ol care in hmng our manager and caretakers STUDIOS, 220 Albert Street. C-3-31 By rejecting all the 332-0573. 3-3-31 Free U needs Detroit -only plans. Roth people to teach WANTED: OWN room in house sses, do organizational work ruled Tuesday in effect that FROM WHERE you sit, check or apartment. Call Joyce d give suggestion. Call such plans would not the better jobs in today's 349-0819. 1-3 29 4-5104. Classified Ads. integrate the schools. VOO'RE R6APIN6 "WAR AND We think that when you look back on V?"rFa'lo,".?ne °' 'he PEACE 'ANC 4W1?£ READIN6 memories will be your place at 731 Yo ulime s„,lacZhtoti now ONLY ONE WORD A WW ? I AlWAh* KNEW VDU WEl?E OUT OF WW MIND! Fast Lansing 731 See or call Linda 351 7?1? 24 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, March AND USED DOOKS CLASSR SUPPLIES TAPES LOOK WHAT'S DLOOMIN' Jackets, t-shirts SPRINO RING DAYS Special trade-ins TICKETS on old high school rings 1 I MICHIGAN BankAmericard ft s^Vvrt4_ REGISTRATION WEEK HOURS TODAY 8:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. THURS. & FRI. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. SAT. 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. OkSTOKK In the International