— ri. BSsss .•ar«-. ,»-£?.- )*■ • »'. ~a-« ^^afsyBsSrr • Monday MICHIGAN 1 «* —r - -wS ■ liii mrvM me*m, mmmmmm' 'mmmwmm w*mi i :m f -a ;?r *k» , . UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NIWS v - «■**--,* ♦ mw»«I mmmmrnrn mmmt imr- < Volume 64 Number 134 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 10, 1972 H 4^jt: ** • <> t N.Viets continue drives; fighting SAIGON (AP) — Spearheaded by nears holding out, however, and the Saigon U.S. base airborne force landed by helicopter and personal command of the An Loc tanks, North Vietnamese forces command ordered another 20,000 secured the district town of Chon battle. Hung flew directly into An Loc renewed massive assaults below the troops into a showdown battle for An Thanh on Highway 13 just north of the by helicopter, accompanied by a senior demilitarized zone Sunday in a drive to Loc, just 60 miles north of the capital, scene of Sunday's fight. U.S. adviser. seize provincial capitals and key towns. Fighting spread for the first time, in Lt. Gen. Nguyen Van Minh, The South Vietnamese appeared to be the current enemy offensive, to the North Vietnamese troops were commander of the Saigon region, valleys and foothills near Da Nang, ordered Brig. Gen. Le Van Hung, where the United States has a major air commander of the 5th Division, to take (Please turn to page 11) Senator asks base. U.S. troops were not believed immediately involved. amnesty tor Overcast skies once again forced limitation of U.S. air strikes in North Vietnam, but heavy air action was Block plans pot' offenders reported in the South. Viet Cong units kept up mortar and rocket attacks in NEW YORK (AP) - Sen. Harold Hughes, D - Iowa, admitting he has smoked marijuana, called Sunday for the Mekong Delta south of Saigon. On the southern front near Saigon heavy fighting erupted along Highway against MSL an amnesty for persons serving prison 13, about 30 to 25 miles south of An sentences for using it. Loc and only 37 miles north of the By BARBARA PARNESS pinching an officer between the door State News Staff Writer and the car," Cpl. George Plummer said "During World War II in Africa, I capital. smoked marijuana and it had A battalion of 400 South Vietnamese Sam Riddle, a leader in the Black Sunday. absolutely no effect on me," he said. paratroopers, which only two days ago Coalition Council, said Sunday he plans Riddle said his arrest Thursday was "Marijauna isn't physically or, except was guarding the presidential palace, to file a formal complaint with the only one of many incidents of police in remote instances, even was attacked from the west as it moved Office of Equal Opportunity Programs harassment of black students by the psychologically damaging." along both sides of Highway 13. against the MSU Dept. of Public Safety campus police. Richard 0. Bemitt, He was asked if he favored an Associated Press photographer charging police harassment of black director of the Dept. of Public Safety amnesty for persons serving sentences Koichiro Morita reported from the students. was mavailable for comment Sunday. for marijuana offenses. front lines that North Vietnamese Riddle, Flint senior, was arrested by "Absolutely," he replied. "I believe troops in khaki uniforms could be seen the MSU police Thursday night and "In the three years I've been here at charged with assault and battery of a Pinch hitter we prison should have sentences an amnesty. have ruined more Long running back and forth across the road. Some enemy soldiers were sighted police officer. Police said Riddle was the University, I've been subjected to undue harrassment from the police," lives than use of marijuana." 400 to 500 yards to the rear of the stopped on campus for a "minor traffic Riddle said. "When you're in the I Tom Anderson gives his little leaguer, Matthew, some The senator, who won a highly - violation" when the incident occurred. business of heightening contradictions, paratroopers, but they disappeared. I advice on breaking into the big time. Though the bat publicized battle against alcoholism, A 1,000 • man South Vietnamese He will be arraigned in East Lansing these guys will deal with you in a appeared on the NBC program "Meet District Court Tuesday moming. I measures as many inches as Matthew, he gets ready to slam commando force made a helicopter "Mr. Riddle was stopped and while political manner. the Press," with Raymond Shafer, assault into the jungles northwest of An I his first home run. former Republican Governor of Loc, behind North Vietnamese lines. being questioned by a couple cf "I'm going to formally ask Joe State News photo by Donald Sak (Please turn to page 111 At the same time, a 300 - man officers, pulled his car door shut, McMillan and EOP to investigate the policies of the public safety department. It's going to look quite personal, but it's not. I'm interested in 'nit to ask end t dealing with the institution," he said. to Riddle said he specifically wants EOP provide a breakdown of the public safety department staff, hiring The subcommittee agreed on the nonwhite and at least five be women. to the committee until "satisfactory procedures and the number of minority recommendation after If enacted, the subcommittee's because you were born that way," group members in "top echelon" an open hearing answers" are provided to the questions Buckner said Sunday, referring to the Wednesday night. It will present the recommendation would make the surrounding the at - large election. positions. ■subcommittee of the Committee on subcommittee's recommendation. plan Friday at a meeting of its parent following changes: He said the plan contains "too many "I think there has to be community Idemic Governance will recommend committee. •The at large election to the council - flaws," such as defining what is a control of the public safety Jt the election of the 10 The recommendation calls for the would be eliminated. "They are treating being a minority sentatives - at - large to the amendment of the Bylaws for student like belonging to a club. . . But minority, finding a place large enough department," he said. demic Council be eliminated and to hold open meetings and determining Riddle said he has received Academic Governance which require •The 10 minority seats in the council you are not a member of a minority I minority representatives be chosen would be divided into four categories. because you wanted to join, but (Please turn to page 11) (Please turn to page 11) that at least six of the 10 representatives iy by minority students. • at - large to the Academic Council be Blacks would hold four seats, women would hold three seats, Chicanos would hold one seat and two seats would be klORITIES HIT reserved for "other nonwhite minorities." •Each of the groups would hold an jMSU-industry link open meeting where the methods and procedures for selecting its representative(s) to the council would be decided. (challenged by prof By BILL HOLSTEIN exclusively at the School of Packaging. If passed by the Committee on Academic Governance, such a change in the bylaws would require passage by the Academic Council and by the Academic State News Staff Writer Borgstrom said the University does Senate. lie University should not attempt to not have the time or resources to get I "service nanny" to industry but involved in the "day to day Harold Buckner, chairman of Ber should prepare its students for developments" in industry. ASMSU, said Sunday that if adopted, Tditions they will encounter 20 years "To believe a university could be a the plan would "incorporate the worst now, an MSU professor and service nanny to everyone is very naive, aspects of all the proposed solutions." Richard Floyd McCoy Jr. is led ling authority on food and I think," he said. from old Federal Building in Buckner and Robert Menson, paging said late last week. Because MSU does not have the president of the Council of Graduate Salt Lake City after being A. Borgstrom, professor of resources to attempt to keep up with ience and geography, said one developments in industry, it should Students, must appoint members to the arraigned on charges of Committee on Nominations before an in the University's attempt to attempt to prepare students for hijacking a United Air Lines ►p at large election can be held under the • pace with "day to day problems which they will face in the jetliner last Friday. (See story ►lopments" in industry is that by distant future. existing bylaws. PH so the University ignores more In a joint statement issued Wednesday page 2). AP Wirephoto Jortant questions that will be critical "If a university limits itself to night, the heads of the two student ■nciety in years to come. troubleshooting, it is failing in its groups vowed to make no appointments j>rgstrom's comments, made in an function," he said. "view, were in reference to the In attempting to keep up with the School of Packaging which had rapid pace of industry in key areas such described in a State News article as machinery and techniques, the week as closely aligned with University has been "faltering in really Applications »st.ry needs and interests. looking ahead," Borgstrom said. IIk" school undertakes research ■blems for companies that encounter "The function of the University is to Applications for undergraduate seats on ■iculty in distribution of their goods do pioneering research, not in the All University Student Judiciary, J aKr,'e to sponsor research at the application but in basic research," Student • Faculty Judiciary, and the Borgstrom said. Jool for a $5,000 fee. ■"ffistrom Borgstrom has lectured and written Anti • Discrimination Judicial Board are emphasized that his widely on food science, food delivery available in 339 Student Services Bldg. giments were directed at the versity as a whole and not (Please turn to page 11) and must be returned by 5 p.m. Friday. Fight WASHINGTON (AP) - Five ■ l h m ^emocra"c senators who now being heard more often at Capitol that the great power of the the looms • Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana, 81, dean of the Senate ard its president of the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee; 26 years in the for committee chairmanships controlled by their region in the Senate. Sout Talmadge, Georgia, 58, chairman, and Russell B. Long, Agriculture protem, chairman of the Senate. This total gives the South a majority '^portant committee South in the Senate is on the wane. Louisiana, 53, head of the Finance ?James O. Eastland, Miss., 67, of the 17 standing committee posts. ftti W1 hi to 67 face ant* w'1° in age election fights For years Northern and Western Appropriations Committee, 36 years in the Senate. chairman of the Judiciary Committee; And the nine include nearly all of the Committee. re - Democrats, generally more liberal than i year. B the Southerners, have voiced their • John L. McClellan of Arkansas, 76, 30 years' service. major panels. For many years after the Civil War, —f ■ at this point new are rated as favorites terms. But frustration at the outcome of sweeping chairman of the Government Operations Committee; 30 years in the Ellender, McClellan and Jordan all seem likely to have serious opposition Two of the other four Southern the Southern states had a tradition of some of them victories of their party in congressional sending young Democrats to the Senate W wrong opposition for the first time Senate. in the Democratic primaries. Sparkman chairmen also are past 65 — John elections which left the Southerners and re - electing them for many terms. ■tany years. *B. Everett Jordan, North Carolina, faces a strong Republican challenge Stennis, Mississippi, 70, head of Armed holding the major levers of power in the It"!' nT if they win-the new te»n Senate. 75, chairman of the Administration Committee; 15 years' Rules and assuming he is renominated. Only Kastland appears to have a Services, and J. William Fulbright, Arkansas, 67, chairman of Foreign Thus it appeared that, when a Dixie ■tors t>le '8St ^°r severa' t'ie The five veteran Dixie Senate committee chairmen running this year service. comparatively easy re • election path. Relations. chairman left the Senate, there always was another Southerner behind him l,U lr s,tu«tion gives point to the view • John Aparkman, Ala., 72, chairman These senators hold five of the nine The other two are Herman E. ready to take over. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 1Q Mich MD declares LBJ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Johnson is made. improved while visiting at the nearby former President's anath Johnson was "joking" and be. w:f I Va. (AP) - The heart was in good spirits during the Johnson is anxious to Hospital officials said they home of his son - in - law and Ladybird, on Saturday. ate New specialist treating former day, Hurst said, noting that return to Texas, Hurst said. saw little chance of any new daughter, Charles and Lynda jrnier U President Lyndon B. He said Johnson would statements being issued Robb. He was rushed to the "® sa'd Johnson y one of "things are always lively Johnson said Sunday he is when he's around." eventually be moved to before Monday unless there hospital's coronary care unit ,ed my°cardin on the returning to his home in is some dramatic by a city rescue squad infraction, infr-nti™ a - condition ition in He said he expected there Texas, but refused to change. Atlanta, indicating the Johnson's condition was Hurst, who treatea *treated Arteries ■iwnes or t|* rsing would be some permanent estimate when that would former cheif executive's damage from the heart be. He said that he would described as stable. Johnson when he suffered a hoa^ constrict and cut dow. overn condition has greatly attack Johnson suffered return to University of Johnson was hospitalized near fatal heart attack in the now of blood. ISO of M 1 improved. Friday, but that he could not Virginia Hospital here before before dawn Friday after 1955, appeared briefly Dr. Hurst said the | sition tc decision on moving before newsmen with the attack was of about uement i Dr. John Willis Hurst said tell how extensive it would a awakening with chest pains the magnitude as the making Johnson, who suffered a 1955 erenc serious heart attack last "To believe a university Friday, now has "few serious FIRST-COME BASIS Per cent ing in 1 chance of survival. could be a service nanny to danger signals." The 63 - year - old former President, he everyone is very naive, I think." Ms. Johnson, who said sht added, had good day a very intended to see that tJ A 1 GeorgA. Borgstrom, professor of food science and geography and "now is a safe time to go or I wouldn't go." Seats scarce former President lives quietly" in the future "m0J (See story page 1.) Hurst said Johnson told occasionally left the for meals with the hospjJ him he had less pain during SAN JOSE, CALIF. (AP) frustrated when he gets here with newcomers. Palo Alto, are merely Robb. the night. The specialist — Each day, as early as 5:30 at 6 a.m. and is refused 'There is a feeling of curious. but spent most of her tjme J described Johnson's entry because there's not camaraderie among the "We were all talking Johnson's room. a.m., they begin gathering. I condition as "satisfactory — Men and women huddle enough seating," says a spectators," says one about the trial at the dinner ■lfast with some signs of behind a wire fence, some youth who hitchhikes to the regular. "Almost everyone table the other night," says The room hospital for her near prepared,! the Jan Call improvement." courthouse nearly here has gone to great Ms. Sharp, "and we decided fourthl (weary N Zanzibar killers die wrapped in blankets, every morning from San it might be interesting to floor coronary care unitfc led fr< Hurst said he planned to braving the chill for a lengths just to get into one coveted seat at the trial of Francisco, 55 miles away. session." g°-" Lynda Byrd Robb WJ lav for keep in contact with the frequently in andoutoftiJ Iri situation by telephone Angela Davis. Court convenes at 9 a.m. Not all spectators are The lucky 36 who get Two assassins of Sheik Abeid Karnuie. the ruler Left - out spectators often Davis supporters. Some, like past the fence must hospital. V (ira) saying "He's in very, very Only 36 spectator seats of Zanzibar, were killed in a gun battle with good hands. He is in an are available in the tiny San stay in line four and one - Mitch Miljecv'ch, 19, see it penetrate more barriers (ainst Bri security forces Sunday, Radio Zanzibar excellent coronary unit with Jose Superior courtroom half more hours, trying to as an educational before they reach the Both Hurst and Msl priest Johnson said the announced. A third assassin committed suicide, the excellent nurses and and, for the past two weeks, get in at the 1:30 p.m. experience. courtroom. formal Jnent to broadcast added. physicians." 100 to 200 persons have afternoon session. Morning "I'm taking a course in A thorough security President appears to be iL e of thi appeared in an outside spectators must return to college in law search is required — body - good spirits and one hospital lers of Bt One assassin had been shot to death Friday in official said Sunday he iJ However, his estimate security area to vie for them the back of the line for re - enforcement," he says, "and frisking by sheriff's deputies jned s{ the headquarters of the ruling Afro-Shirazi party Saturday that Johnson's daily on a first - come, first - entry in the afternoon. I thought this would help and a walk past a metal been told that JohnsoJT condu after the assassins burst in and gunned down chances for recovering are about 80 per cent remain served basis. Some travel For some young people, me in my studies." He came detector. Then the seemed "more like his self." q Jaign," ■"As pri< Karume as he was playing cards with some friends. miles for the chance. a trial visit is sort of a for testimony by law prospective spectator " Radio Zanzibar said Sunday's gun battle with unchanged. Ms. Davis, the pilgrimage. They carry officers. registers his name, shows Robb is a second year J areas, black - ant t books about Ms. Davis, and Others, such as Pamela identification and must be security forces took place at Bumbwini, 16 miles Communist who once until recently when the student at the University (jf |l con flic taught at UCLA, is on trial Sharp, a housewife from photographed. Virginia. from the town of Zanzibar. appeal for murder, kidnaping and judge forbade it, they wore " exp mm Free Angela" buttons. , conspiracy, accused of ■onism o Cambodians on alert m plotting a Marin County Courthouse jail break in which four died. Jim McLaughlin, a black graduate student, said he drove cross country on his - Student faces hearing ■lies to Tout • lets and ri "A person becomes very spring vacation from Boston Cambodian paratroopers have been alerted as a m NEJAC TV University to see the trial. He has attended daily for for hijacking, extortior If lession. Prote. I it said possible relief force for the provincial capital of two weeks. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah the Church of Jesus Christ served two tours in Vietr ■staken Prey Veng which has been cut off by enemy forces Veterans of the early RENTALS (AP) — A law enforcement of Latter - day Saints and was a Green Be Ia's bon since the middle of last week, military sources in morning wait now bring student and skydiving (Mormon), was arrested at changed into a grey suit, blankets, box lunches and enthusiast who said he was a ftugn in Phnom Penh reported Sunday. >9.50 per month Thermos bottles of hot his home, a neat, brown McCoy was held withoot | 298 pei Green Beret and helicopter brick bungalow in Provo, hail on charges of airpiraq The Cambodian high command reported enemy troops are keeping up pressure in Cambodia by LOWEST coffee which they share pilot while in Vietnam was arrested Sunday and Utah. and interfering with flight >e I weeken years free delivery. McCoy, the father of crewmen. The maximui 1 IRA ' hitting targets in scattered areas across the central and southern portions of the country. JET FARES charged with the $500,000 extortion - parachute two, said he had been preparing for drill with his penalty is death. preliminary hearing was , «| Isional ■sing call TO EOROPE hijacking of a United Air Lines 727 jet on Friday. Army National Guard unit when arrested and appeared forjApril 19. The FBI refused Violence J initiati The FBI said the money for his arraignment before comment on whether thc| ■to worl Bombing stepup blasted Whatever your age, SAVE money on Icelandic Airlines' had not been recovered. Richard Floyd McCoy U.S. Magistrate A.M. Ferro parachutes and weapon I involved in the hijack hadl over d jets from New York to Lux¬ in military fatigues. embourg in the heart af Eu¬ , Jr.,, 29, fj ^righqiri, Xqijng , McCoy, a National Guard been found. rope. Our fares are lowest Of University student active in office*"who said he Sen. J.W. Fulbright, D-Ark., said in Washington arty scheduled airline. warrant MfcCoy is .accused b| Sunday, that the recent stepup in U.S. bombing UNDER 21?—Our round-trip commandeering avUnito Youth Fares are $180 (win¬ flight from Newark, N.J., represents a major re-escalation of the Vietnam war. ter), $205 (spring, fall), and $270 (summer), ages 12 thru 21. Also, exclusive one¬ IS GOD Los Angeles shortly after id made a scheduled stop ii| But Fulbright predicted there would be no way Youth Fares. Denver. immediate commitment of new U.S. ground forces OVER 21? —Stay overseas 46 days up to a year and NECESSARY The plane was divertdl to the war. "Not before the election, certainly, to San Francisco where ir you'll SAVE $274 this sum¬ because the political situation wouldn't allow it," mer, $247 this spring and fall against lowest compara¬ remained on the ground three hours fot| ble fares of other scheduled while fou he said. airlines. Great for teachers parachutes and tht| Fulbright said he believes the offensive that $500,000 was deliven prompted the increased bombing was the result of Then, the passengers m the United States breaking off negotiations with let off and the plane began il North Vietnam in Paris. zifi - zag flight over thtfe Northwest. The hijackeil Fares to Euroi bailed out over Provo, I Name community of 75,000, ami Auto makers ask delay Street the plane went on to land* Salt Lake City. City State The complaint againjl The Environmental McCoy said the FBI wasledl Protection begins hearings in Washington Monday to decide Agency (EPA) Fish Fry $1.39 to him by a highway! patrolman, Robert V#| li lares subject to change whether auto makers can or cannot meet the 1975 Ieperen. antipollution standards set by Congress. ICELANDIC 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw near Frandor Shopping 5001 W. Saginaw across from the Lansing Mall Center Ieperen knew McCoy, Three major U.S. manufacturers, one smaller according to the complain! firm, and one foreign automaker have told EPA and heard him talk about the possibility of hijacking they can not meet the deadline and have requested the one year extension permitted by law if they an airplane, Ieperen was - can prove their case. Joan Baez, Judy Collins, Bob Dylan, quoted by the complaint as saying McCoy told him I* Jack Elliott, Arlo Guthrie, Richie Havens, would demand $500,000 if he were a hijacker. James F. Byrnes dies Country Joe McDonald, Odetta, Tom Paxton, Earl Robinson, Pete Seeger, Peter Fonda, James F. Byrnes, onetime newspaper vendor who forged a Will Geer, Robert Ryan. career as U.S. secretary of state, Supreme Court justice and governor of South Carolina, died CARE TO LEARN Sunday at his Columbia home after 92. an extended illness. He was THE FACTS OF LIFE? During a 47 - year career in public service he was a U.S. representative, a U.S. senator, Specifically, Northwestern Mutual Life director of Economic An NML representative will be on campus Tues. April 11 Stabilization during World War to interview men and women interested in learning about the II, director of the Office of War NML life Mobilization and a delegate to underwriting career. the U.N. General Assembly. We re big - world's largest company specializing in individual life "There are two happy days in Two incredible the life of a man in public office concerts. Two brilliant live insurance, and among the nation's 30 largest corporations. the day he is elected and the albums. day he steps out," he once said. All for a man they loved like We^re solid - $6 billion of assets; $20 billion of life insurance in foic a father. and 114 years of experience. Woody Guthrie.The daddy Woody's music got together for two We're of 'em all. joyous celebrations for Woody. growing - $2 billion of sales last year. And now, for the first time, Scott avoiding Oscars The story of Woody Guthrie is at the very center of American music. Warner Bros, and Columbia Records Arrange an interview at your placement office. Persons interested in are making the tapes of those concerts Woody is the source point. available on records. All the profits individuality and humanistic work are especially welcomed. He was the little cantankerous hor will go to It's Oscar night at the Los Angeles Music Center Okie who found joy in the guts and Woody Guthrie Tribute Fund. daimi There won't be another Woody on Monday and again to nobody's surprise, George honesty of the Depression dirt farmer, Guthrie. But as long as there's an bare the black lunged miner, the dis C. Scott won't be there. American voice singing, Woody THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL possessed Indian. And that discovery LIFE By tradition, last year's winning stars appear at lives in Woody's music. isn't dead. \K}K Al the Academy Awards to present Oscars to the new Woody died in 1967 of Hunting¬ A Tribute to Woody Guthrie. ton's Disease. In 1968 and 1970, Part 1. On Columbia Records * INSURANCE COMPANY-MILWAUKEE INIvlL winners. But Scott refused to appear or to accept the family that has gathered around his award a year ago for "Patton." Nominated Part 2. On Warner Bros. Records1^ again this year for "The Hospital," the actor failed 3 respond to his invitation to be on the Oscar-cast. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 10, 1972 3 Ex-senator endorses McGovern iaNATHAN KAUFMAN headquarters, and later than 300 people in the to McGovern. page booklet containing administrations. them as patriots," he told the e News Staff Writer more McGovern will cut $30 McGovern's stands on major Engineering Building, Ernest He said former President "We are doing in Southeast cheering audience, and called I'rmer m U.S. senator who Gruening said he thought billion from the "bloated" issues. Johnson had deliberately Asia today what we fought on the new 18 - year - old e 0f two dissenting defense budget by withheld information on the voters to "exercise your none of the other "None of the other against a generation ago in n the Gulf of Tonkin eliminating waste, overlap, Gulf of Tonkin incident Democratic presidential candidates have such a clear Europe. There is one basic rights as citizens" and "go to ■jtion in 1964 said he is candidates had McGovern's graft and competition (where two U.S. destroyers difference: those monsters the polls to throw the rascals set of plans or tell where the Irsing Sen. George between services and at the had allegedly been attacked believed in their folly while and evildoers out." lovem for president qualities plans or his definite set of for same time strengthen money from," he said. will be coming by North Vietnamese P.T. we say we act to bring l*. of McGovern's long combating defenses, Gruening said. boats in international f reedom and self In answer to a question Lion to United States America's ills. These freed funds will tnen Gruening, former U.S. waters) to get extensive war determination. Thus we add - after the speech Gruening Cement in Vietnam, Gruening was in East be used to solve "long - senator from Alaska, said the said McGovern is opposed to Lansing to kick off the local powers from Congress. hypocrisy to our sins." leaking at a press presidential primary neglected" domestic nation's problems stem from sending troops to Israel but erence Saturday problems, he said. Gruening "bad leadership" by the President Nixon has He also criticized Nixon's would allow the Israelis to ■ing in local McGovern campaign for Sen. showed the audience a 66 - Johnson and Nixon continued the "deception," Supreme Court purchase arms "without limit" to avoid "extinction." ERNEST GRUENING expanding the Indochina appointments, his revival of War by "acts of aggression the House Un - American [a without justification" into Activities Committee as the vows to fight Laos and Cambodia although he had been elected on the Internal Committee, Security and the Boiler ca pledge of ending the war, extension of the peacetime Priests urg Gruening charged. "Three and a half years since Nixon promised to end draft. He said McGovern was only Democratic presidential the power c Northern Ireland, "We should not relish Maidstone inmates, who had the war, 20,000 Americans A malfunctioning boiler Power Plant 65, which is 11.FAST (AP) - Thirty suspending the Protestant • a refused food for nine days in have died in combat — and candidate to vote against at the Shaw Lane power tied into a common ■an Catholic priests in meeting with the extending the draft, a remark based provincial government this doesn't include soldiers plant caused a general distribution system with the ■weary Northern Ireland Provisionals," said the Rev. protest against their that received some scattered cutback in steam and Shaw Lane plant, was left to Lied from the pulpit for at least a year. John McLelland, a leader of condition and the policy of who died from other causes applause. The IRA Provisionals the internment, were transferred and 104,000 have been electrical consumption satisfy most of the ■ay for peace, but the extremist Democratic — Tvtd Irish Republican denounced Catholic Unionist party. "There is no to the Long Kesh camp, wounded," he said. He asked if the country throughout the campus this University's power needs. weekend. Even that plant was working [ (IRA) vowed to fight politicians for "going round common ground between outside Belfast. The day McGovern steps was going to continue at less than full capacity, the doors asking for peace" us." Some aboard the "persecuting" draft dodgers Paul Nilsson, utility |ainst British rule. and said the bombs will Maidstone were among the into office, the Vietnam War who "will fight at the drop of being hampered by an i priests read a joint Britain, meanwhile, superintendent, said the continue to go off until first 73 internees released wjll end and American a hat to repel invaders" but inoperative boiler. |nent to congregations Ireland is united. completed one of its first troops and prisoners of war refuse to go "halfway around Shaw Lane plant's no. 3 Nilsson said he expected e of the most troubled major moves to lower the Friday by Britain's newly boiler .was thrown out of of Bel fast, But reported peace feelers appointed administrator for brought home, he said. He the world to kill others who the Shaw Lane boiler to be ers temperature - closure of the added that North Vietnam service when two of its Northern Ireland, William feel they are back in service by this ned specifically "at by political representatives prison ship Maidstone as a defending their tubes failed at 11 a.m. of the IRA Provisionals also floating detention center for Whitelaw. has expressed its willingness morning. The Power Plant conducting the IRA own country." Friday. A drop of three to were spurned Whitelaw to release its American "We should be hailing 65 boiler will take about aign," the statement by hardline suspected gunmen. described the four megawatts (or about Protestants. releases prisoners when we withdraw, two weeks to repair. "As priests working in The last of the 132 as a start to meet 10 per cent of the normal of but this has been kept from areas, we know that some the Catholic the public. Film slatedaiuiea campus power feed) forced '• ant to see an end to demands, among them an lights t0 be dimmed and I conflict." end to imprisonment The Nixon administration exhaust fans turned off at X appeal, read at every VOTER initiates without trial. But on Sunday tried to suppress publication The film "King: From most University office I, expressed the he rejected any question of a of the Pentagon Papers Montogomery to Memphis" buildings and residence ■hiism of the minority face to face parley with the - • because they discredited the will be shown at 2 p.m. today halls, pics to internment • trial of IRA - door-to-door plan IRA. Interviewed on radio, Whitelaw said he could British war and Nixon's furthering of Johnson's war policies, he in the Auditorium. The film tells the story of ************************* * rtsand recognized their not talk to anyone who said. * Martin Luther King and his if ession. Protestant it said this should not - inspired A citywide door - to - door campaign is being spearheaded by VOTER, comply with directives from City Clerk Beverly Colizzi In cases where no one is insists on using violence. Now, he added, people are prepared to speak out against Such attacks also on the press preceded the rise of civil 1956 rights activities from the bus boycott in Spring * * * staken for support of lA's bomb - and - bullet coalition• liuii organizations seeking of ui local home, deputy registrats will leave a card with their phone the gunmen and this "must be e"couraged as much as Hitler power and Mussolini before World War II, to Montogomery assassination in 1968. to his Fabric * * lign in the province, April 10 - April 22 298 persons have died increased voter registration, number for persons who may L ce amv'nS m * to meet a Friday deadline for wish to register. Individuals Ulster, he went on, he has * ie | weekend years of violence. registering to vote in the May may also contact the city become even more Beseler-Toshiba 660 SPORTSWEAR JACQUARD * IRA's militant statements, 15 presidential preference clerk's office or Mary Kay convinced the majority FABRICS KNITS primary. Scullion, VOTER want to live in peace, Rechargeable Nickel Cadmium Polyester/Cotton sional wing rejected VOTER will have deputy chairperson, at either Soldiers at a Londonderry Battery or A.C. Duck prints blend . sing calls for a halt to registrars canvassing until 8 351-8217 or 373-0776 and a |>uard P°st. attracted two Sailcloth plains 60" - 62" wide, iolence while British A de luxe unit with real wallop p.m. each day. The deputy registrar will contact ^ursfs °f f"'Per fire Sunday, a Pique prints initiatives are given organization plans to have a them hut in Belfast some of their of power. Guide number of 40 to work. Britain has least two registrars in all of Ms.' Scullion indicated colleagues were mobilizing (at ASA 25) with a fast 4-second Reg. to Reg. to over direct rule of the city's 25 precincts to VOTER will need volunteers 'or a different kind of action, recycle. A 2 hour charge through $1.49 yd. 88" Vd- $3.49 yd. 5| .99 yd. to a built-in recharger will yield 40 help process the to 50 flashes. An 8 hour charge I registrations. Interested DENIM ISMSU to Q + |v*I ^ " H V-J w j persons are asked to call her at the above numbers. VOTER hopes to register will on yield 180 flashes. Operates A.C. current thryugh con¬ ventional household outlet. STRIPES LENO PIQUES & WEAVES 4,000 new student voters in Features battery checker, ready- liances, election addition to the 3,200 registered during the recent light lamp, test button (for open flash). r -jj cotton 45" - wide blended, Machine 45" wide. washable, cut its initial request from drive at the Men's IM MCAT- DAT-GRE Pivots for horizontal [eaning ving new activities up" election $5,000 to $2,000 but "really Building. Ms. Scullion r vertical use. Reg. $2.29 yd. 1 .00 yd- Reg. to j. needs twice as much as that indicated problems in LSAT-ATGSB $1.99 yd. 1 .UU yd. Iedures and ASMSU res will be acted upon ASMSU board meeting p.m. today in ($2,000) programs community." to continue in the processing the registration forms during the drive will necessitate the reregistering NAT'L. BDS. List $69.95 NOTIONS NOTIONS Trevino, who has appeared of approximately 80 Now only $3995 Ipurpose Room B in f Hall. to seek funds before ASMSU persons. She said VOTER * Preparation for test * Ball point pins * Straight pins old Buckner, ASMSU in the past criticized ASMSU will contact the involved * Zipper foot * Hooks & eyes * Seam ripper * nan, said the board will for its method of distributing individuals this week. Safety pins See the exciting Simmon-Omega color * Yardsticks * Mending fabric n proposals sent to the funds. He accused ASMSU of la committee, finances *Small groups printing demonstration April 13,14 & 15 at paying lip service to the lie election. needs of the Chicanos but Marks Photo Shop, 3822 S. Division, Grand Reg. to le're just cleaning up and •Voluminous material for 60c each 48' each 30c each 1 9C each that "when it comes to home study Rapids. i all the things that STATE NEWS experts in each field translating that into concrete [n't been done last forms of aid, it just doesn't We'll be basically materialize." 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Grand River „ JACOBSOIM'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE MICHIGAN AP NEWS ANALYSIS STATE NEWS Renewed Vi UNIVERSITY which way By FRED & HOFFMAN AP Military Writer Haiphong and the capital of Hanoi WASHINGTON (AP) - The White • Reversal of the withdrawal House says It is keeping "all options relntroduction of U.S. ground com DAVE PERSON, managing editor JOHN BORGER campus editor open" in coping with North Vietnam's troops to help the South VietnJ! , offensive. But the political and military repel the North Vietnamese. CHARLIE CAIN, city editor realities have narrowed these choices to •Commitment of the BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor relatively a how much bombing to use. number of U.S. ground troops sffl RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor "We're certainly not going to send the Vietnam to the battle. Marines back in," said one Pentagon • Acceleration of the U.S. t* official. pullout. Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Theoretically, the Nixon The Nixon administration's poifo for outstanding journalism. administration has open to it a range of stragegists know that the surest wn possible courses, in addition to revive the Vietnam issue t| intensified air attacks on the enemy presidential campaign year would In EDITORIALS forces In South Vietnam, on North send American troops back j Vietnamese concentrations in Vietnam. neighboring Southern Laos and Such an action would | Democratic presidential Cambodia, and on the Ho Chi Minh hopeful^ The heroin Trail. These possibilities include: ammunition to claim that administration had broken promise •Bombing raids into the lower North end U.S. involvement in the war, a | Vietnamese panhandle above the the administration's Vietnamiai another in demilitarized zone in an effort to policy had failed. destroy supply depots, disrupt troop Commitment of the 10,000 « and supply movements ajid staging ground - combat soldiers still The telephone has assumed an the stuff this dude named R. areas from which the offensive was Vietnam would surely incn launched. American casualties and invite increasing number of roles in Nixon, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. poia, •Punitive bombing raids deeper into critics to assert that the today's modern American sold me"). However, the hotline administrij North Vietnam, perhaps aimed at is wasting lives in a panic reaction. society. Man no longer needs to should not be taken as a joke. As things stand, those troops! supply, air and training bases and other go shopping for the goods and The hotline represents supposed to be there only to p services he desires; he needs only another in a series of half-hearted American support bases and a, to let his fingers do the walking efforts on the part of the Nixon OUR READER'S MIND during the continuing withdrawal administration to eliminate Apart from the political facet oft through the Yellow Pages. problem, the United States is in a nq Instead of visiting our friends heroin from the American scene. White's good position to reintroi too troublemaker - Thus far all of these efforts have and relatives every Sunday as our forebears did not too long ago, a been focused on reducing the a major ground forces into Vietnaa time to have any decisive effect. simple phone call now suffices. supply for heroin. Attempts to Any deciaon to send major Armyi To the Editor: was struck for a living wage, Trustee increase in tuition, Trustee White Marine cut back the demand side of the ground forces back to Vietq As the end of Trustee Clair White's White the scene, would place the burden of rising from the United States would We no longer need to go to was on carrying a sign invoh heroin market have lost out in tenure approaches, the buzzards are on the picket line. Not content with University costs on the taxpayers huge airlift and logistics effort ! church - all we have to do is call the shuffle. Drug education beginning to circle. He has not said rather than on the students. that, he was quoted in the State News would reverse the gears of withdni Dial a Prayer for that bit of doesn't make headlines; big whether he wants to run again, but the calling East Lansing merchants "a (4) Let us not forget, either, that It program that's been under way divine inspiration to get us heroin busts at La Guardia do. Dump Clair White Campaign has bunch of bloodsuckers." was Trustee White who unilaterally nearly three years. through the day. Want to hear officially opened. opposed the administration and some On the other side of the coin,| Of course, efforts should be On March 26 the Detroit Free Press • (3) Even the taxpayers of Michigan of the faculty by publicly disclosing crash your favorite tune? Well, just call made to cut down both the fired the opening salvo. Trustee White, have to speedup in the withdrawal ot[ reason get into the act. By his salary information for the first time in troops would fly in the face No the WJIM hitline from Okemos. it seems, has made things difficult and consistent refusal supply and the demand of heroin to vote for an MSU's history. administration insistence that iti With a bit of effort and the U.S. However, such schemes embarrassing for President Wharton. (5) MSU's tenured mossbacks and never yield to military duress Ik imagination, one could For being so awkward, boorish and administrators should get into the North Vietnam and will as the "heroin hotline"' can only keep troop conceivably conduct all his uncooperative, the Democratic party campaign too. White has been trying South Vietnam until the last Amen personal and business affairs over create more trouble than they should dump Trustee White, the Dimwit to drag them, kicking and screaming, war prisoner is free. are worth. The number of prank editorial concludes. Into the 20th century by having the the lines of Michigan Bell. All this seems to point toward calls which will no doubt flood The Towne Courier echoed the To the Editor: University grant due process to probability of some sort of stepped Free Press three days later. Trustee nontenured faculty before the courts U.S. Apparently the Nixon the hotline will serve only to put bombing, which would be in! administration is catching on to more individuals' names in the White, we learn, is acerbic, Left, right or center I figure we can all order them to do so. with President Nixon's assertions I intemperate and petty, despite the fact use a good yuk once In a while, so I put (6) Even more offensive to some U.S. air power will be used « the potential of the telephone in memory banks of the FBI's that his forebears came over on the politics aside when I saw the State News faculty, Trustee White has disdain*for necessary. the field of law enforcement. computers. Mayflower. Whoever gets the lampoon "Joint Tissue" the other day. faculty members who would rather If the United States should end ia Last week White House press If individuals have nomination, says the Towne Courier, In a country that savors free speech (sic) bitch in private than assert their of the it shouldn't be White. no one should be safe from criticism, I roughly 700 U.S. attack i secretary Ron Zeigler announced information about heioin dealing collective rights in public and who find bomber We planes on deep strikes i find these editorials told myself, not even the Joint Issue. If their fulfillment in being obsequious North Vietnam there the establishment of a "heroin they wish to divulge, they need unpersuasive. If Trustee White is to be there's anything to be had on 'tm, let's to the administration and in pushing likelihood that the Democratic cri hotline." Any citizen in the only call their local police. They hear it. I merely hoped that it would be dumped, we can certainly find better defenseless students around. and peace groups would accuse continental United States can don't need a toll free long reasons than these. As a public service funny. • So much for the substantive reasons administration of a make toll free call to major' a distance number. In fact, the contribution, therefore, we advance a for dumping Trustee White. Editorial escalation. This Well, unfortunately.it wasn't. Unless, would carry polit few substantive reasons for getting rid writers are fond of adjectives, and hazards Washington to report any only person in this land who may of course, you though the whole thing domestically and probi of White. If he is to be dumped, let information about the need the "heroin hotline" is the such a pathetic attempt at parody that perhaps we can be helpful on that bring widespread internatioi those who dump him do so because of score, too. As we know from criticism. distribution or sale of heroin. you thought that was funny. To me, President - so that he can his record: though, it was merely another example experience, there are conventional A more likely prospect is that. «l The "heroin hotline" offers cover up his administration's (1)Racists and those who uphold law of the sophomoric journalism to which terms of disapproval for such persons. the weather permits, U.S. airplanw endless possibilities for shoddy record in dealing with and order at all costs should climb - thanks to the State News - all of us Join the club, Trustee White. swarm over the lower Noi aboard the Get White campaign train. You're not just awkward, boorish, Vietnamese pranksters ("I nearly OD'ed from the drug addiction problem. MSUers are accustomed. And certainly panhandle, whid At the time of the Wil9on Hall that is your privilege. Nowhere is it intemperate, uncooperative, acerbic Pentagon spokesman has defined incident, Trustee White showed where written that the State News must be and petty. linked to the invasion because, hei he stands by publicly applauding You're a perceptive or witty — even when it tries disloyal, irresponsible it contains supply and other supportl President Adams for granting just to be. troublemaker. the attacking North Vietnamese trt Undo 1984 concessions to the black community. (2) East Lansing businessmen ought to be willing to put up some money Richard Ward C. Patric Larrowe in South Vietnam. Milton Taylor How effective such strikes wouldl Bluffton.Ind. senior Professors of economics could be determined only I for campaign expenses. When Lum's April 6,1972 April 5, 1972 subsequent events on the battlefield The controversial conspiracy indicates, charges of conspiracy case against the Rev. Philip F. are legalistically hazy affairs. Berrigan and six other antiwar After three months of tying up activists ended last week in a the courts and wasting hundreds SIEVE ALLEH predictable mistrial. of thousands of the taxpayers's After 59 hours of deliberation, dollars one must seriously the federal -jury reported itself question the wisdom of the hopelessly deadlocked and was government's case. excused. The government's charge that the seven conspired to kidnap - Clearly those judicial changlings the conspiracy statutes - are Welcome to the future Henry A. Kissinger, assistant to being utilized, not to protect the President Nixon for national and nation from dangerous "Well, how was your day at work, sleep with freaks to show I was flipped ever gotten around to changing the say, and they don't want him runnij dear?" out. I sure hope our kids learn there is names, that's all." for office two years in a row. leu security affairs, thus remains subversives, but rather as a tool to "Oh, OK, I guess, Fred. The boss more to love than sex. It took me a harass and supress political "Hey, turn on the quad, would tell him that of course, but unanswered. . was getting on my nerves a lot. long time to learn that." you, put the new Dylan album on "Walt a minute, Carlos can Berrigan and Sister Elizabeth dissidents. They are, in effect, the Apparently the government is on his "I know, it took me a long time to while the kids are out. I never play It whatever he wants runjj to, the votersp«j McAlister were found guilty of bedrock substance form which back about not having done anything teach you. You want a beer?" when they're In because they make all the candidates in the about those defective models we put primary. "No thanks, Fred. Hey, how's that fun of it." smuggling contraband letters into totalitarian states are built. "Yeah, but if he wants any moM out last year." housing project you're designing "Sure, Hon. Oh, I had a talk with in the campaign chest, he's prison, however. The jury was The people must compel their "For Christ's sake, Martha. That no coming along?" Laurie about going to bed on time. I have to either be backed goinfj by obviously straining for a elected representatives to strip the • good son of a - you -Vmo^'what "Well, I've been working on It all don't want her staying up all hours Liberal conviction, since the sending of executive of its jealously hoarded • - • has had forever to recall those damn day. I'm going to present it to the Party or the Republicans watching television late like I did when don't think the Republicans areH aajl illegal letters into and out of 1984 powers, since they serve things. You know the feds aren't going agency tomorrow. Here, take a look at I was a kid." to dig on him too much after prisons is so commonplace as to only the interests of that to wait much longer. Ever since the It. Here's where I'd put the middle "Good idea. She needs the sleep revealed one of their IJ General Mills case seven years ago income groups; here's the high income top men since she has to get up so be generally overlooked. executive. November, 1972, is the early to go the take two years ago." As the long deliberation time to do so. they've stopped messing around with area ..." to school." "Well, let's have them over. 1 firms that don't replace inadequate "That's nice. How much is the "Hey, I've got something I want to whole political business unsettles nj products within a reasonable time." rent?" ask you, honey. I was thinking about though." "You've got to understand, though, "Oh, $100 a month. The middle having the Herrera's over for dinner "I know, love, that he's a bit old. He was in income stuff is $95 and low income, Saturday night." sorry to upset youj management back in the days when over there, $90." "Let's see, they like Italian faj She sues the government never laid a hand on "How'd we get stuck with those business. You know, when Nixon was names high, middle, and low income "That's fine with me. I hear he may run for city councilman this "Well, that's sort of the year." reason I I'll make some red wine to go with it." lasagna and get sr "Get another ounce of weed," President. We were just in college back anyway? The rent's about the same. want him over here to see him. I want we're pretty short." then." The only difference is in the interior to talk him out of It If I can. The opportunity "Sure, I'll pick it up at the sK for men to out" ultimatums are quite 'Times have changed, that's true. design." Apparently the big wigs in the Liberal tomorrow." The kids got home early today. play footsie in the office may common for sweet young things "Oh, it's a holdover from back in Party want him to run for Congress "Oh, that's right tomorrow's yfl suffer a severe blow if Diane who are forced to negotiate Apparently it was Martin Luther the '70s. When they designed new next year, but they haven't made up day off." Heiman scores a victory in her raises in a comfortable King's birthday or something. They're towns back then that's what they their minds for sure yet. It's either him "Sure Is. Hey — call the kids; playing outside now. Laurie got a called the different sections. Nobody's or that black minister Jackson, they go out and get some dinner." $1,740,000 suit against Scholl environment, like a king sized "passed plus" on her level seven Manufacturing Co. and company bed. arithmetic test Tuesday. Linda has a DOONESBURY president Jack Scholl. The fate of a woman who crush on a new boy, some guy that by Garry Tru Ms. Heiman is charging that refuses to cooperate with writes for the school newspaper. She claims it's the real thing this time." CHATre#? chatter the company violated Federal gettting acquainted sessions is chatte/?.. chatter, ' "Sure, just like the last one, what antidiscrimination laws, because often public humiliation or was his name? Ralph or something like chatter, chatter' , . . ANP IA/CO#CUJ$I» I submitting to the sexual firing. To ask for an equalitarian that. And the week before that, the CHATTER, chatter j let me just ves, CHA-rree/ ' / CHATTER1 advances of her superior had relationship is often impossible. basketball player. That girl has a lot to learn about boys." CHATTER, CHATTER been made a condition for her For equal opportunity in AHP U "Oh, Chatter continued employment. A employment, and the goals of you probably were just the same when you were her similar stipulation was not placed women's liberation at age." large, this "Yeah, but I wasn't sleeping with on Scholl's male employes, Ms. case is crucial. Hopefully, the ALL of them. Christ, when you think Heiman charges. court will find in her favor, about it I was a real little prude The situation is not an though compared to kids these days. I'd sleep possibly with a more with blacks to show my sympathy for unfamiliar one. "Put out or get realistic financial award. the civil rights movement, sure I'd Micl^an State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 10, 1972 5 Jf- Drug center gets funds for services „DfiB&Vfc CALKINS to East Lansing's. The office Thursdays, 1 to 4 p.m. No confidential. clinic serviced 58 persons. following if the tests prove Methadone treatment for Lansing High School ie News Stoff Writer of the govemorjinances and appointments its trainers for this service. are necessary Open eight times during Treatment at the clinic is positive. heroin addicts is given at as as soon enough people have signed Education the past month, the medical DEC if tests detect such Funds received by DEC commonly given for A counselor is on duty at 'ier (DRC) recently from the city council will hepatitis, venereal disease, DEC to give advice to women treatment would be most other infections and diseases. with useful. ved $4,j40 from the pay salaries for a medical problem pregnancies. Official allows Tootle said the medical Kelley The The crisis line at the DEC is Lansing City Council to counselor inte discusses director, medical clinic has been full since it alternatives staffed 24 hours a day. mustaches on ^ase its piedical services coordinator, a nurse, and it opened, yet doctors such as DEC offers free speakers to equipm^t. will pay half of the salary for more adoption, abortion, keeping prison inmates and supplies are needed. He the child, and marrying the high schools and other BALTIMORE (AP) - •C 40&Grove St., offers Ide'ran^e of free services a drug analysis coordinator, according to Tom Tootle, a trainer and volunteer at age requirem said, "We are trying to increase our services." In the father Michigan Clergy for Problem Pregnancies groups tc talk about the scene. drug James Jordan, Maryland's corrections commissioner, ■add-on to medical DEC. Persons interested in by the time they are to begin future DEC is hoping to Counseling refers women to At present, the DEC is has approved mustaches for running for a delegate spot in serving on the legislature. move the medical clinic into DEC for the service. inmates of state prisons New medical supplies, preparing to begin new tffed'With 70 trained a county political another facility because the Persons wishing to have a "empathy training" sessions. following a close shave. fnterfs, DEC counsels including instruments and convention who are not yet Kelley's clarifications present one is becoming too drug analyzed can bring it to Anyone in the community is Jordan acted after one with problem drugs will be purchased with 18 years old may still run came in response to small to house all the services as the DEC where it is sent to eligible to sign up. DEC asks prisoner, outraged because the funds. Lab tests will also |nann 'hen. Ik- had the vWon. HIFI BUYS Lemon Up pis 1101 E. Grand River, E.L. 337-2310 'The Disc Shop 1" fathers. |W««I TWI.N.Y. 59||| Slrtel iooi# 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April lo, i% Black Aid tor Bengalis urged sp By NANCY PARSONS State News Staff Writer 75 The major needs of the million people in loaded trucks, they must be unloaded and the food purchase only the items they need immediately and because they have no food, They have decided their blasts Bangladesh, the tiny Bangladesh are housing, carried to the other side by then to be able to direct aid priorities and demand the food and the Far too many advertising effectively \«th the country born out of the means for hand. It takes two or three to the areas of greatest right to use aid in the way bloody civil war between getting the food to where it days for the trucks to get need. they see fit," Day said. agencies today are not consumer narket East and West Pakistan is most needed, Day said. from Dacca, the main "They don't want trucks "Even after losing three reaching 23 million black industry mua ^,1:' earlier this year, needs an An estimated 200,000 tons supply center, to that need parts from the million people in the war Americans, Raymond A. black market has <£.' estimated $3 billion for of food are required each Dinazpur," Day said. U.S. They want the money and having 20 million Leaguesaid recently. and is change reconstruction costs, the month to prevent "The situation is to build their own trucks displaced, they're going to League's lecture was the listed several teciniQuf Rev. Bud Day said on which will last in a series on "Human should be used fo widespread starvation. desperate because the food put their survive, whether or not the r< campus Friday. Because the One of the hardest hit Communication: black cons pipeline is nearly empty. manpower to work and help U.S., Russia or India supply uner GNP is only $4 billion a areas in the country is the end the 80 per cent International and Cross mentioned What we need is cash, just aid. And I think that's the year, the situation is critical, northwest Cultural Implications," language, sP*kinj region of one item, cash," Day said. unemployment in their important part, that they porL he added. Dinazpur where two-thirds The government of country," Day explained. want to do it their own sponsored by the Dept. of i reaistip Day, a staff member of of the 2'/a million people Bangladesh is requesting "Yes, there are people way," Day said. Advertising. believable to him aid - the United Ministries in returned from India to find who need the scholarships Contributions for the "Black consumers and the black media. money from the relief Higher Education and staff their houses demolished. organizations instead of that groups are offering, but Emergency Relief Fund agencies are miles apart," Following the i* consultant for the "The supply of food for goods and services because there are also people who may be mailed to Box 1776, League said, the president of League answered qi^. Emergency Relief Fund, that area is nil," Day said, will die in the next month BUD DAY Zebra Associates, Inc. To from the they want to be able to Washington, D.C. audience. a-: spoke about the relief "and all we have is two reach the black consumer, an concern was employ efforts in Bangladesh at the trucks to bring fodd to the advertising agency cannot prospects for blacks informal weekly luncheon people. TRIO UPDATES TESTING just "color in" a message other minorities 7i of International Studies and "To get to that area, the aimed at a white, middle • advertising industry Programs. trucks must cross a pontoon class audience, he said. League said that for: bridge but because the and a half years he had bridge won't hold the Polio virus fou Changing from white models to black or other ethnic models in an ad, the only black in the 1 employes of the J. f By KRISTEN KELCH the kind commonly virus found in the water used by the public. without any change in Thompson Agency,aleg, Meet planned State News Staff Writer associated with food - bome would not cause the illness "Whether this would setting or wording will not American advertir Two MSU microbiologists illnesses, described by the restaurant work, League feels. Three have discovered a polio virus create a situation where the years ago, he created Zebra } In February, out of three patron. But another virus, a inudstry to open center in drinking water which had women who ate together in kind which the researchers public would then be Associates, Inc. as an agency not going to hire bi DOORS OPEN 1:00 P.M.) been deemed "safe" by the the restaurant, only one have not been able to isolate, drinking heavily chlorinated designed to communicate people in the agenciesu FEATURE 1:45 - 4:25 - The new women's center State Health Dept. This became ill. must also have entered the sewage instead of clean water with both low - income and pressure - from givenm remains to be seen," Mack general markets. or black groups -isp8 opening soon will hold an finding, «>' the first of its kind in water supply through the said. To communicate them," he said. organizational meeting at 8 the country, indicates that a p.m., today at 547 E Grand dangerous health hazard may £po" Pf1*1?1' 1[t was lea™ed t!*at sewage system, he said. "With the increasing Redgrave • Jackson, River Ave., location of the contamination of water Mary. former Albatros ^inmany public drinking sources by an expanding Quern of Scots Coffeehouse. All interested individuals are urged to Walter N. Mack, professor of microbiology and public two persons had a beverage," Mack said, population there may be an increase in pathogens '72 orientation to eas attend. health, and graduate student ... . . . . ,, capable of producing water - Yue shoung Lu, assisted by - ffack ** two and a half borne human diseases. Since gallons of the well water and college life adjustmen Donald B. Coohon bacteria are not found to be epidemiologist for the State centrifuged the amount to the cause of many of these Department of Public for" any microscopic cases of gastroenteritis Health, published their particles out of the water, The (inflammation of intestinal By MICHAEL FOX findings in the March issue of remaining liquid was college is a very important very extensive. I thinl; or stomach membranes), it Health Services Reports. placed in monkey kidney cell State News Staff Writer growth and adjustment important that pr may be assumed that the nTpolio cu'tures where it was found that viruses from the water water borne viruses may be • The University is experience. From a situation become familiar virus used in oral polio channeling more resources of dependence and parental University so they damaged the kidney cells. responsible for some of those and attention into its guidance they come to the vaccines, was discovered in a cases." realize better the thiip 100 foot deep well used by - - orientation programs for University and a situation of sons and daughters The researchers believe Michigan restaurant. Using the standard new students so that independence where they experience. We will that the virus got into the coliform test for intestinal Investigation of the water freshmen and transfers can make decisions for with them in small water through excretion by began in 1970 when bacteria, the State Health make a happy adjustment to themselves, like when they and maybe help thetn to persons recently immunized customers complained to Dept. deemed the water at the MSU community, come and go," he said. more sensitive to with the Sabin polio vaccine, the safe. health authorities that they restaurant Mack Robert L. Maurovich, "Students coming to the It is believed that the virus University environment. had become ill within 30 emphasised that this type of director of orientation SOPs have many concerns contaminated the water test is no longer an adequate hours after eating at the programs, said Friday. and anxieties. They are even "Those parents wlor by seeping through indication of water Maurovich, who assumed restaurant. Samples of food the running scared a bit. We try to can live in a studeit sewage system into the pollution, and that better his new job in January, noted to anticipate their needs and in Case Hall near % sewage disposals must be that several changes have build our program Hall where the program built to insure safe drinking been made in the Summer accordingly." be. If they stay off ct~ water. Orientation Program (SOP) Small discussion groups, they can always buj He also stressed the need for the 6,700 incoming coordinated by the residence hall meal ir for chlorination ot' all water freshmen. Among these Counseling Center staff, will Hall," Maurovich said. changes are: a weekend cover topics such as A weekend orien program, addition of small vocational choice, study discussion groups on difficulties, residence hall session will be offeied for "PANIC STOP" contemporary topics, and an living, and the college first time in »rder option for parents to live in a experience. The liberal accommodate thoststu residence hall during the visitation and alcohol who work during tie - APRIL 14, 1972 orientation session. policies are areas which One of the main hirdla "There is no doubt that freshmen need some setting up theweekeidit leaving home and coming to preparation to encounter, he necessity to pay overim said. the staff of "The program for parents departments invMi M . F wea^M , na being ripped . ri off a 2 353 - 5199 ••••••••••••••••• $1.50 Opaque Panty Hose abrams fLANETARIUM Waldorf Daby Oil 355-4672 49c m UP & RUSH FREE SPEAKER CLINIC limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 4-15-72 East Lansing Store Only ADD It 11 urtllDC. lAiAA O. 1A - 7:00 PIVl H DELTA TH6TA- $3.00 $3.50 MAKERS OF UPMOST NEARLY PERFECT Pennsylvania Court Mitchums fCD/D! , * - SPEAKER SYSTEMS AVAILABLE. Winslow N. Burhoe - Designer, Founder and Tennis Balls Spray Deodorant President of EPI will personally conduct the $-|99 4.5 oz. $249 clinic. 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WASH., LANSING 372 -9600 (coupon) Expires after 4-15-72 East Your headquarters for 'Straight Stareo Answers, backed by the facts Lansing Store Only 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April -SPORTS- Netters capture first victory Two S' stricken bafsmeJ By PAP FARNAN State News Sports Writer back and played very well." Minnesota ace Jim Ebbit captured the first set after matches, and taking two out of three competition. in the doubles match Friday, came through for us again, Rosen and Jacoby both won and Starting second baseman Rick Carro, mon| MSU's tennis team hurdled struggling with Rick Vetter6 "The real turning point consequently we were sitting infielder John Rohde and the entire MSU the inexperience barrier this • 4, 6 - 4, in Saturday's came when each team had a4-2 lead." baseb»» on team were all under the weather, so to speak weekend, battling highly action. But the Gophers won two sets to their credit," 0v* the weekend, to the great dismay of touted Iowa to the final Set Vetter and Williams Spart. only two more sets after Drobac remarked. "Joe Coach Danny Litwhller. btfore faltering 5 - 4 in the Ebbit's victory. combined to down Delaittre Fodell, who won an exciting Bad weather in Muncle, Ind. Spartan home opener and A pleasant surprise in and Matthews, giving the Saturdi cancelled a scheduled doubleheader trouncing Minnesota Drobac's attack was the play Spartans a 1 - 0 advantage in Spartan batsmen and Ball State between th! Saturday by a 6 - 3 count. of junior Dave Williams who the doubles, 6 - 2, 6 - 2. University and thl games may not be replayed this season. With five of the six Spartan regulars competing in their failed to taste defeat the entire weekend. Williams St. Louis Fodell and Mark Olsen then lost to Ebbitt and Burke, 6 - But the real distressing news concerns Carro. j and Rohde. first match in the MSU 0,6 - 3, but Scott Rosen and copped both of his singles It was disclosed Friday that Carrow has uniform, Coach Stan matches. 6 - 4, 6 - 2 over A1 Jocoby handled Bob bee ! Drobac's racketman performed excellently in Iowa's Rod Kubat, and 6 - 2, the Gopher's Craig edges past VanHoef and Greg Lappin of Minnesota to ice the victory hospitalized in Unlveristy Health Center mononucleosis. Rohde has been beset wit! with th same malady for some time now. splitting a pair with two Big Delaittre. The Hampton and cap a fine performance Ten contenders boasting a lnstitute transfer also Stars, 3-2 for the doubles duo. "Rohde is probably out for the season while Carrow will be out for at least rest of tJ combined total of 11 aw teamed with Vetter to take returninglettermen. "It possibly much longer, depending on the several both of thejr doubles ST. LOUIS (UPI) - was a great victory for us because it proved that we of his case," Litwhiler said. "The boys are elated about matches, 6-3,6-2 and 6 - 2, Barclay Plager scored on a St. can win," Drobac declared. This is revealed at a time when the Spartans a# this one and they ahve a right 7-5 Louis power play in the third preparing to open their home season in "After our trip south it to be," Drobac commented. After splitting the first two period Sunday to give the doubleheader against Albion Tuesday. The fd looked as though we were "They hadn't quite sets against Minnesota, the Blues a 3 - 2 win over the going to have a tough time of game in the twin bill is slated to get under recovered from the initial Spartans took control Minnesota North Stars in ways shock of losing that close one winning three of the the Stanley Cup it. But the boys played well. 2 p.m. at Kobs Field, located behind Fieldhouse. If the weather is Jenisoj to Iowa, but they came right I'm happy." cooperative, o| remaining four singles quarterfinals. The St. Louis win tied the John Santrock, newly series at two victories each Daw It illiains appointed coach of the between the two teams with Gophers took a different the fifth game Tuesday night stand on the match. The 27 WINS FOURTH MASTERS - in Minnesota. year - old head tennis mentor Plager, playing an was very displeased with his outstanding game on team's performance and defense, took a soft shot pinned all of their trouble on Nicklaus from the top of the left champ poor service. faceoff circle at 11:50 of the final period. The puck bounced into the Minnesota net off Cesare The win had a doubly good effect on Drobac after witnessing his netters battle AUGUSTA, GA. (UPI) - 13 major titles, held a five - opening 68 on Thursday the grounds that" go Iowa down to the wire Favored Jack Nicklaus, Maniago's arm. stroke lead with only eight had him stroke ahead of wasn't suited for the J before dropping their first already a golfing legend at holes left to play but then ageless Sam Snead; his 71 - playing) Augusta N'J match. 32, won his fourth Masters ran into bogey trouble, 139 Friday was a stroke course," but had reJ "I was impressed with the championship by three Golf's leading all - time better than silver - haired this year "deU'rminJ JULIES fact that after going 0 - 8 this spring, the boys really hung strokes Sunday despite struggling like a duffer in the final round and thus money winner, the man colleagues insist "is one of Paul Harney; and he went into the final round a stroke win now that I've necessary adjustment!* mij in there. It was their first the greatest ever," wound ahead of streaky Jim In order to nailed down the first leg of compli^ chance to win a match," up with a two - over - par 74 Jamieson after shooting 7 3 - first professional ] Drobac commented. the elusive professional for the day and two - under 212 on Saturday. slam", Nicklaus mus| "grand slam." par 286 for the No other golfer in the win the U.S. and B| NEED MONEY? Nicklaus, who tied tournament — the highest field even broke par for 72 Opens and the PGA-I SEE JULIE! Arnold Palmer's record for winning score here since his holes. Nicklaus's playing tournaments which he J Masters' victories and 288 In 1966. moved just one back of the Nicklaus led this Masters partner, Tom Wieskopf, has won twice eachb^ with a final 74, and late Bobby Jones' record of from start to finish. His Australian Bruce Crampton and Virginian Bobby Mitchell, both with 73s, Tired from a long day of studying ? wound up in a tie for QUALITY AND SERVICE Then unwind with second at 1 - over - par 289 and got consolation prizes THAT'S OUT OF SIGHT a body massage at of $15,833. Jamieson, who soared to i complete selection of frames AMERICAN a Sunday 75 after his late rally Saturday, had pulled sunglasses and wire-rims MASSAGE him from five strokes back to within one of Nicklaus, prescription lenses ground was at 2 - over 290 along PARLOR NO, 10 - repairs while you wait with Australian Bruce Devlin (71), Jerry McGee no appointments needed 516 E. Michigan Ave. (72), Homero Blancas (74) tlatoAO-piicia-ni- and Jerry Heard (74). Palmer, who had hoped JACK NICKLAUS Suite 212 ALCO UNIVERSAL BLDG. that going to contact lenses would enable him at 42 to regain his championship Women's touch, fretted through a 9 - TO STUDY BY: over - par 81 Sunday and Entries for ATL: wound up far back in the i 111, 112 intramural tennis i field at 12 over par 300. W HUM.: 241, 242, 243 - - singles and doubles) vtfl Another notable 300 )f SOC.: 231A, 232 A & B, 233 A & B shooter was U.S. Open and from 8-12 a.m. o'l-jp lake Ronald on Tuesday ThurslT yL NAT. SCI.: 191A, 192A, 193 A & B & C British Open champion Lee or room 103 of the WoJ 3 CHEM.: 130, 131, 141 Trevino, who was over par IM. Play begins Saturd™ in each of the first three 2 ECONOMICS: 200, 201 rounds but finally equalled the players must iif * HISTORY: 121, 122 it Sunday with his closing their own court resent and times. No ball f«B jL MATH.: 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 McDonald to the 72. 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SAGIN«W (NEXT TO THE GABLES) 482-48 IS 489-6668 332-2444 I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 10, 1972 9 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ollution index I n Pthl Wia t.mU. disputed " * A FULL LINE OF CHAMPIONS * koNIPELLILLO • I II _ Inumph @ various points, just cannot be sSS tFSSSS before classified as L News Staff Writer the stream water mixed indicators of possible L present standard with lake water. pollution using present ftion index for ■ minated lakes and Is is not accurate since K =ri=~ Using two measures for standard water methods. "Apparently, small tides natural bacteria, EitaSS.g nni. h , "M"™ counts were found pollution, results differed numbers of these organisms J fdetection i and haj in 80me of ^e rivers," Ms. according to the test. One present in soil or are Spitfire are been the h ♦ hSU microbiology Dekkpr P*nl«in»H proved approximately half deposited into water said at a recent enumeration of the coliform Since ^Studied was (47 per cent) of the naturally and accumulate on fog of the Michigan T^hilh/r th * n spared from dense organisms reacted positively the beach. That these .Vttiional SCC. \ of Science, Arts be showing fecal pollution, fctters. count, the greaterC, gT the population or heavy while organisms can cause harm is (limn ftion industry, the problem posed the other results very doubtful and we have Genoa Dekker, But, °LWh R?,t such ?r r cannot tests °n; an interesting question for found about 86 per cent accepted them as part of the ( loss I«' l,rinlm,liitn research, Ms. Dekker contamination. ecology," Ms. Dekker said. accurately discriminate explained Imen slote between the fecal excretions of animals and Water sam les from the Stressing that there apparently no was correlation our Calling for a change in concept of pollution, GT6 humans, mouths of between the test she stressed li 8treamg and results, Ms. accepting the Ji'i'ls firviti bp meeting 2* fill ? 'r00"801' emphasized rivers emptying into Lake Dekker said that coliform organisms's presence in r Michigan were collected at organisms present in water water as natural. tloiiitf 70 [ Tuesday women's steering With the help of Walter N. Mack, professor of microbiology and public ll loo lis [*oinl ihtiiig nolliiiij Ijttee invites the public leeting 9 a.m., Tuesday, IB Wells Hall, to deal health, Ms. Dekke conducted a study examining samples from ; Car show t specific areas marina in northern Lake 1 women |one interested in ■ng during the at MSU. meeting Michigan. The streams appeared relatively clear and yet, coliform tests indicated luxury, sports AL EDWARD'S |d contact Marylee a high amount of pollution. The cream of 1972s automobile crop Over 60 cars will be on display from before 11 a.m. Greatest numbers of will be on display today through Sunday at numerous manufacturers, including at 355 4447. All the Meridian Mall when the MSU Sports Porsche, } SPORTSCAR CENTER } y, - coliform were found at the Jaguar, Peugeot, Lotus and isted individuals are water's edge and decreased Car Club presents Its Central Michigan Karmann Ghia. ■aged to attend. with depth. Sports Car Show. At the show, the MSU Sports Car Club Featured in the show is Ford Motor will present a special group of 1200 E. Oakland Lansing - IV 2 1226 Overseas Delivery Arranged sports cars - Co.'s deTomaso Pantera, a $10,000 luxury chosen from the finest in central Michigan. Italian sports car, and American Motors's Among this group will be the 1965 Ferrari ***************+*++++*+ TEST DRIVE AN AMX/3 styling prototype. Other show highlights will be Chevrolet Lusso, judged the most popular car of the 1971 show. Division's Corvette show cars and Chrysler At the show's conclusion, on Sunday MG TODAY Corp's Cricket, winner of last year's Press on Regardless rally, held annually in the club will present a gymkhana from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., which is open to everyone Our Fastback SEE OUR northern Michigan. in the Lansing area. LINE AT THE SHOW costs less greenbacks don't miss the centfQl. mlchigan sportscar show cipril IO to 16 /pon/ored by: msu sportscar club & meridian mall ^Authorized i service for Ijaguar and Austin MG TOYOTA Corolla Come see us out at the Central Michigan |lVlon, ftTues, Thurs, Fri Wed, Sat 8 • 8:30 8 -5:30 « Jaguar displays throughout the mall. Sports Car Show, April 10-16 at Meridian Mall All Corollas loaded come despite their low |This is your chance to "open 'er up" prices. Front disc brakes, four on the floor, fully |and sprint way out in front in THE PORSCHE / AUDI pGREAT RACE with the 1972 Mustang/ reclining front bucket seats, nylon carpeting, |Maverick/Pinto Sprint Packages parcel tray, flow-thru ventilation, trip mileage meter, tinted Mercedes-Benz and many more, windows, whitewalls, wheel covers from: 'OLKSWAGEN BMW WHEELS TOYOTA Tnr/OTA % MAX CURTIS, INC. LANSING'S FORD CENTER 3003 E. MICHIGAN INC. JP) 2400 E.MICHIGAN AVE. S Blacks Wesl of Frandor 351-1830 See us this weekend at the Meridian Mall Sports Car Show. WILLIAMS E. Saginaw, Lansing, Michigan 48912 |SEE THE EXCITING 240Z CENTRAL MICHIGAN SPORTS CAR SHOW Sponsored by the AASU Sports Car Club ON DISPLAY and the | OVER 200 DATSUNS TO Meridian Mall CHOOSE FROM April 10th -16th wxb? m 3165 E. MICHIGAN AVE. 351 - 0400 • Meridian Mall Monday, April lo, 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED What a beautiful time ef year! No Ms! 3558255 better time to use THE STATE HEWS Classified FRANKLY SPEAKING For Rent For Rent ForReni A utomotive Scooters & Cycles GET Action WITH A Want Ad LEMANS power 1966 AUTOMATIC, steering. Very good KAWASAKI 1971 175E, mint condition. $550. Call Apartments Apartments Apartnunis SUMMBER SUBLET - Pool, EFFICIENCY condition. $600. 882-1675. 332-0211 after 5 p.m. 3-4-11 APARtmpJ •AUTOMOTIVE balcony, 2, air - conditioners. $129. ED7-1621. between 6-7 p.m. Call nil KAWASAKI 1971 175E, mint Good storage. 337-2371. 5-4-121 Scooters & Cycles LEMANS 1968. 4-speed, Mags, PENNSYLVANIA NORTH 325, condition, $550. Call Parts & Service excellent condition. 2 bedroom furnished Aviation 355-6356. 244 Abbott. 3-4-10 332-0211 after 5 p.m. 3 4-11 large apartment. Utilities included. CAMPUS VIEW Houspi •EMPLOYMENT 1970 HONDA 125, 3700 miles, No pets. Deposit. $160. APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOM • FOR RENT MERCURY 1963. Good shape, $300. Phone 351-3457 or 351-3969.0-4-28 house. Fur il including utilities. Apartments excellent transportation. $225. 332 6871. 3 4-10 351 7994. 5-4-13 SPRING TERM female, Summer leases $45/mo. $7q|I Across from Williams Hall - Houses four-man, 2 bath, furnished, MGB 1972 convertible, blue, TRIMUPH '67, 200cc., Knobbies Call 332-6246 evenings. Rooms front and rear. 339-9372. $50. Meadowbrook, AM/FM. Call 332-8641 or 393-7585 after 5 p.m. 3-4-12 NEW. 2 bedroom, furnJ •FOR SALE 5-4-14 Animals 489-2684. Leave message. TWO BEDROOM furnished MAN East for luxury Lansing. duplex in Own large air-conditioning Starting summer avsiJ c, Phone 332-3202. Mobile Homes 1—- — A uto Service Parti apartment in East Lansing. bedroom and bath, 6-4.141 •Lost & Found MUSTANG 1968. Low mileage, Available May 1st for $67.50/month. Now through tires, no rust. 351-6650. Call Ron 351-6487 2 BEDROOM unfun •PERSONAL new VW GUARANTEED repair subletting. 351-4355. 5-4-12 summer. 3-4-11 or 353-4534. 2-4-10 attached gar •PEANUTS PERSONAL RANDY'S MOBIL 196 at MASON. NEAR courthouse on $1 75/month, p|us •REAL ESTATE MUSTANG - 1968 fastback, Okemos Road 349 9620. 'I BOUGHT AW CHEMISTRY TERM PAPERS, Barnes. 1 bedroom furnished MARIGOLD 489-4508 after lJ t: 4 28 53] •RECREATION heater, radio, 4 speed with new Hurst shifter. New set of HAD OTHERS TAKE MV EXAMS. GOT RLl fl'S and carpeted. $150, utilities APARTMENTS 5-4-10 •SERVICE M/< --.ON BODY SHOP,812 East included.393-1313. 3-4-10 Instruction dual exhaust. Runs very Kalamazoo Street Since AMD KM I JUST QOTRJOB OFFER- WOMEN FOR farrnhl J aftil . Okemos. 349-2723 good. Only $900. 663-4663. Typing Service 1-4-10 1940. Complete auto IMHOT" AM I GONNfl DO?' DUPLEX, 15 minutes drive from MSU, 1 bedroom furnished, apartments. Now leasing for p.m. 7-4-14 •TRANSPORTATION painting and collision service. Summer and Fall. Call IV5-0256. C-4-28 $140/month plus utilities and 337-7328 for appointment. •WANTED RENAULT 1969 R16 Sedan deposit. Phone after 5 p.m. 1 MILE from campui| DEADLINE wagon. This one is special at KEEP ON TRUCKIN 641-6975. 5-4-12 MEADOWBROOK TRACE, 1 bedroom, formal j Repair $1295. 351-8299. 3-4-11 work girl needed, 2 bedroom, 2 room. Huge family 3 1 P.M. one class day on Volkswagen, bugs, busses or Ghias. GRAND MEADOWBROOK TRACE baths, furnished, $65/month. with fireplace, beautl before publication. SELL FOR parts. Triumph Call 355-1767 between 8-5 or furnished or RIVER CITGO, 1054 East unturnist* Cancellations/Co r- 1966. 5 brand new tires and Grand River. 351-9274. Employment Employment need 4th. Neat 393-7585 after 5 p.m. 5-4-10 desired. Families rections 12 noon one transmission. 482-2301. C-4-28 Available July! - 1-4-10 OVERSEAS JOBS for students. KOREA NEEDS 5 Ph.D. 2 GIRLS for 4-man starting fall. $340/month. 484 j]j class day before FOREIGN CAR PARTS. Australia, Europe, South Economics, Research. See Watersedge Apartment, 5-4-14 TEMPEST SPRINT 1968. 6 America, Africa, etc. All publications. - CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 ACTION/PEACE CORPS 332-8479.5-4-10 cylinder, overhead cam. Call professions unci occupations, MARRIED STUDENTS East Kalamazoo Street, 1 representative in Placement LAKE LANSING PHONE after 6 p.m. 351-7025. 5-4-12 S700 to $3,000 monthly & FACULTY mile West of campu; Office, Student Services decorated 3 bedJ 355 8255 487 5055. C Expenses paid, overtime, building, April 10 - 14. THUNDERBIRD 1960. sightseeing. Free information. cottage. Partially funX 1-4-10 Immediate occupJ 1 RATES 10 word minimum | Completely reconditioned, GOODYEAR, 2000 miles, 6.00 Write JOBS OVERSEAS. 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. new paint, new GIRLS - SUPERVISED Rental $230 No. upholstery, x 13, five for $45. Wheels Dept Q-2, P.O. Box 15071. ACTION/PEACE Corps needs some with study utilities. 349-3506 84 I real sharp. $595. Phone San Diego. California 92115 OFF - CAMPUS WORDS DAYS included. 351-4248. 5-4-13 Industrial Arts majors. Diamondale 646-6479. APARTMENTS h 20 4-27 M45 3 Nurses, Teachers, people in from KIJ [1-50 TocT 6.50 13.00 3-4-11 AUTOMOTIVE Business, Urban Planning, per mo. Room* REPLACEMENT parts, used, PART TIME, 8 men, evenings Math, Science, French, 7.80 m [l.30 4.80 15.60 TRIUMPH 1968 TR250. and rebuilt at LOWEST and Saturdays. Don't work for UNFURNISHED Now leasing for fall. Across Excellent condition, low new $2-$3/hour if you are worth English, Agriculture, Natural from Williams Hall on ROOMS, SINGLES^ D3 [2 25 6.00 9.7 5 19.50 mileage, $1100. Call DISCOUNT PRICES! Resources, Medicine, children welcome Michigan Ave. $65 a DOUBLES, HEIGHTS AUTO PARTS. more. 489-3494. C Engineering, Social Sciences, facilities. Utilities paid I EO [2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 351-0457 after 6 p.m. 5-4-14 485-227(5. C-1-4-10 Physical Education and please, no pets 372-8077. C-4-28 E3 3.00 [8.00 13.00 26.00 TRIUMPH TR6 1971, 7500 REGISTERED Home ACTION/PEACE Economics. See CORPS MEN, SHARE room, i ES 3.75 10.00 16.25 347 Student Services Blda. 32.50 1 miles, excellent condition. $3,400 or best offer. 355-5850. 3-4-10 Aviation NURSES representatives at Placement Office, April 10 - 14. 5-4-14 KNOB HILL quiet house. Cooking, ■ $ 1 30/term. 48 LEARN TO FLY! Complete 487 5753. 0-19 4-2f All students ads must be prepaid VEGA, '72, GT, Camback flight training. All government and VA certified. courses are Full time and ACTION/VISTA needs Nurses, Lawyers, Urban Planners, APARTMENTS Wagon must sell 339-9372. FRANCIS AVIATION. part Openings on all shifts. time. Teachers, Spanish majors. 349 4700 VIRGINIA STREET,^ 5-4-11 Airport Road. Call 484 1324 Including staff and head Lansing, private t The State News will be Social Science majors, and $40 per month. 351-9 C-4-28 nurse positions. We are also Social Workers. See OPEN Monday Friday responsible only for the VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1964. accepting applications for 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. first day's incorrect position of Assistant ACTION/VISTA $200.Call evenings 351-1180. insertion. 1-4-10 Employment D I ri ifternoon shift, ling, representatives in Placement Office, Student Services Saturday 12-5 p.m. NEED ONE man for three man MEN SINGLE ri Service Coordinator, day month, kitchen privi VOLKSWAGEN 1966. One MODELS WANTED. Call shift. Progressing Nursing Building, April 10 - 14. Located v, mile north 131 Bogue Street 337-91 5-4-14 of jolly rd. on owner, well maintaied, $600. 485-6617 for appointment. 3-4-11 393-2840 after 6 20-4-28 okemos road Automotive p.m. 3-4-10 opportunities. Competitive ACTION/PEACE Corps needs-/ LApGE, 2 PARTY furnished salary scale and excellent KflEN. SINGLE room. 3tJ VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1964. COUNSELORS WANTED for fringe benefit program. people with farm ONE MAN for four Efficiency, air conditioned, BUICK SPECIAL 1963. $200. Excellent mechanical Camp Somerset for girls and backgrounds, including 4-H, Immediately. Pool, r close to campus, $135 from Union. 351-5076 J Also 3:30 p.m. 3-4-11 1970 Fender F.F.A., livestock, crops, Summer. $150 Fall. condition. $800. 351-2223 Camp Cobbossee for boys. Employment office, campus 351-1297. 3 4-1 Stratocaster. Call 351-4385 after 3 p.m. 3-4-10 LANSING GENERAL beekeeping, vine-yard, farm 484-0585, 351-1610. Require men and women 3-4-10 HOSPITAL ANNEX, 2817 )-15-4-28 SPARTAN HALL n highly skilled in camp mechanics, well-drilling YO - HO HO Alpha, Lansing. 8 AM to color TV, % block a VOLKSWAGEN 1966 BUG activities, at least 21 years of 12 noon, Monday through experience. ACTION/ CHEVY VAN 1964. Rebuilt AND A BOTTLE 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 215 Louis, 3-6 p.m. Mo J age, preferably with previous Friday. 372-8220 PEACE CORPS superb condition. Come see. engine, body in good $650 solid. 351-2593. 3-4-11 camp counseling experience. extension 267, 268. representatives at Placement OF BEER! man furnished apartments Friday, 372-1031 04'| condition, everything works. Office, Student Services including heat $62.50 - Campus are located in Maine. $495. Call 655-3457. 5-4-14 $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie, Girl's camp needs' Canoe, Building, April 10 - 14. For Sale I VOLKSWAGEN 19 65. Sail, Water ski. Team sports, 5-4-14 $85 per man. Lease starting Convertible, runs well. $350. June 15 and September 1st. CHEVY BEL -AIR 196( Golf, Scuba, Riflery, TV TECHNICIAN. Must have Call 489-6991. 5-4-13 RUMMAGE automatic, 6 cylinder, gooc Days. 487-3216 evenings til SALE. All Dramatics. Boy's Camp needs: good experience or don't BOOKKEEPER: SOME condition, $450 355-0935 10 p.m. 882-2316. 0-4-28 Episcopal Church,] VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Fastback, Riflery, Shop & Crafts, Golf, apply, color and black and secretarial, payroll. Apply in 3-4-10 Abbott Road, East L new Radials. Excellent Swim, Water ski, Canoe, Sail, white, full or part time, good person. 3411 E. Mich. THE BREWERY Monday only April 11, 6-9 p.m., A| condition. $995. 1-647-4331 Tennis, Tripping. Write full Yes... 2 CUTLASS S 1969. Automatic, 9 a.m. - 12 noon. CloiJ after 7 p.m. 5-4-10 details to Camp Office, 225 1-4-10 NEED ONE man for large 4 man household articles, ti power steering, hardtop, East 57 Street, New York, unit. Close to campus. ~ 353-7905. 3-4-11 New York 10022. x-5-4-11 WANTED: AMBITIOUS, 332-4432. 5-4-12 johns B-1-1 - -10 Scooters & Cycles dependable man to milk per REGISTERED FURNITURE - 3 c PART TIME student NURSES. cows. Experience preferred. GIRL, OWN room. Spacious apartment... and DODGE DART GT 1967, BICYCLE SHOP now at ROSELAWN MANOR, 707 332-8078. 1-4-10 rooms for onlv J employment, 12 -20 hours / apartment. $70. 5880 Marsh, balconies too!! excellent condition, yellow MILLER ACE HARDWARE, week. Automobile required. Armstrong Road has No. 2. 339-9446. 3-4-10 BROOKS FURNIU| with black vinyl top, has air. MOTHER'S 627-9600. 5-4-13 across from Union. 351-5800 for information. positions available full time. HELPER for WATER'S EDGE $750. Can be seen at Specializing in low cost parts 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. shift and Chicago family, three children. QUIET. C-3-4-12 CLOSE. 1 bedroom, 2 and Demonstration Hall Monday - and bicycle servicing. 3-1130 p.m. shift. Excellent Flexible, patient, indefatigible, 50 USED SEWING micN man. Fall term $170. Summer RIVER'S EDGE Friday. 355-2386 or 351-6184. 5-4-11 SECRETARY FOR preschool. salaries and benefits. Apply children. Room, board plus $9.95 up. 40 used »i 393-7288 Sgt. McQueen. cheaper. 351-8238. 0-4-28 APARTMENTS Bookkeeping, light typing, in person, Monday- Friday, 9 salary. Some traveling. cleaners, $3.50 up. I'M __5_4-1_0 BSA public relations important. a.m. 4 p.m. Mrs. Swan, Call Dick or Mary Grand, 805 E. Midfl 1969 441 Victor Special • 355-7404, 349=2753. 3-4-12 NOW LEASING . FALCON 1965. Very good condition, $550. $1.85 per hour. Call Young Personnel, 5-4 10 332-4432 Lansing. Hours: 9 a. Good condition, accept offers or 355-5703. 3-4-11 America, 485-5441. 1-4-10 STUDENTS. FOR gardening ALBERT & RIVER p.m. Saturday, 9-12 and landscape work. Spring ONE GIRL immediately, 0-4-28 trade for cycle. See 1614D PRESCHOOL TEACHER. STUDENTS WANTED HOUSE Burcham Woods, $72/month, Spartan Village or call CYCLE INSURANCE - Central term only. Full or V4 days. Experience preferred but not to participate in two-phase TWISS LANDSCAPE APARTMENTS furnished, call 337-0411. CASH PAID. For Stereo* _ 355-9771.2-4-8 Michigan's Largest insurer, necessary. 6:30 • 8:30 a.m. research project. Initial CENTER. 1112 Lake Lansing 3-4-11 camera equipment. Cttm any cycle, any rate. 144 session on any of the FORD 1 9 67. dark blue, daily. $1.75 per hour. Call Road. 3-4-12 2 blocks from campus trades. W I L C« North Harrison, East Lansing following dates: Monday, standard six, good condition, or 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF Young America, 485-5441. April 10; Tuesday, April 11; large 1-2 & 3 bedroom GIRL NEEDED to sublease in SECONDHAND STORE! economical (20 mpg), $700. 694-8882 after 5 3 4-11 LANSING. 0-15-4-28 1-4-10 Wednesday, April 12; Thursday, April 13. In room SALES HELP, male or female, minimum 3 nights weekly, Cedar Village immediately. East Michigan. 485^ p.m. $73/ month. Phone 8-5:30 p.m. 316 Bessey at 6 p.m. or 9 apartments, some with WANTED WATERFRONT p.m. PAY Is $2 for the first we set appointments, very 332-2310. 3-4-10 Saturday. C FOR SALE. 1968 Fiat 124 1971 KAWASAKI 125E. $475. session and $4 for the second separate den or study. DIRECTOR. 2 1, W.S.I, and good commission, try itl Sport, good condition, engine Kawasaki 1 75E $450. waterfrontAssif(ant, 18. July (to be held at a later date) if 628-2989, 489-5809, ask for Completely furnished just rebuilt. Call 224-4485 you qualify. Session will take and carpeted, reserved 393-3632 between 12-10 9 to August 5. Call GIRL Mary. 5-4-14 after 5 p.m. 5-4-11 SCOUT OFFICE, 484-9421. parking. CROSSWORD 5-4-14 No calls necessary. No REPEATS, pleas For Rml RENTAL OFFICE PUZZLE Collmgtoootj SALES REPRESENTATIVE: The area branch of a National Corporation is seeking a DREAM JOB. Teach make - up methods used in Hollywood RIVER HOUSE APARTMENTS 204 River St. salesman. Starting income up for Na'ural or High Style means to$1,000per month, increases looks. Training at our or phone 332-0255 or 337-1243 up to $25,000 annually expense. Money is good if within 3 years, plus annual you're ambitious. Can lead to DeWITT - NORWOOD bonus on volume sales. Sales executive position. VIVIANE REFRIGERATORS, RENT WOODARD COSMETICS, them at A.C. and E. apartments. Just a short management opportunity. distance from Capitol or East Complete training program, subsidiary of General Foods. RENTALS. 1790 Grand group insurance, retirement 351-6623. O 19-4 28 River, Okemos. Also Lansing. Private grade level entrances. Partially plan. No overnight travel. STEREOS for rent or sale, Mature, self - confident, ENERGETIC, phone 349-2220. 0-5-4-13 furnished, carpeted, 2 RELIABLE willing to follow instructions. people needed lor counter bedroom, storage area, no Call 351-8812. Interviews work for new restauiant in pets. $150 per month, security deposit required. April 11-13. 4-4-12 East Lunsirig. Good wnil>ing Apartments Phone 669-9879 or after 4 conditions, flexible tiuuis. RECEPTIONIST FOR Dental Apply in peison at 515 West NEEDED ONE girl. Sublease _ JLM-J^:??15. 22-4-28 Grand River Avenue between MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe Office. Experience preferred. spring immediately. Cedar 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. 2 and 3 man apartments, Submit resume and recent Friday Village. Evenings 332-6634. photograph. Reply to Box through Tuesday. 3-4-11 3 4-11 furnished, air - conditioning, A-1, Michigan State News. walking distance to campus. _ 10-412 MALE STUDENT transferring Phone 351 -6232, 372-5767 or from CMU seeking 489-1656. 19-4-28 MODELS WANTED for full registered nurse. See roommate(s). Fall apartment. time employment 489 8458 Interested? Call GRADUATE STUDENTS onlyl ACTION/VISTA Diana, 519 East Michigan Avenue. representatives in Placement 332-1348 or 353-5285.5-4-14 Upper one bedroom American Massage Office, Student Services furnished. Three miles to lots of grass Incorporated. 10 4-17 Building. April 10 - 14. MEADOWBROOK TRACE campus, garage. Newly 1-4-10 remodeled, including new Townhouse. 3 male kitchen, bath, carpeting, DRIVERS NEEDED (or new roommates need 4th. Neat •Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking testaurant in East Lansing. MALAYSIA NEEDS paneling, and paint. Ideal for and groovy loommate. Call married couple, 337-9652 •Dishwashers •New Furniture Must be dependable and have Geo-chemists. 394 0647. 5-4-13 after 6 p.m. or 351-4708. good diiving recoid. Apply in ACTION/PEACE CORPS •Shag Carpeting •Model Open Daily person at 515 West Grand representatives in Placement x-3-4-10^ 2771 Northwind Call 351 8282 River Avenue between 10 Office, Student Services ONE OR two men. Twykingham DUPLEX - house apartment. (Behind the Yankee Store) a.m. aitft 6 p.m. Fnday Building, April 10 - 14. Apartment, tent negotiable. $75 per man. Phone through Tuesday. 3-4-11 1-4-10 351-1242. 394-0562 34 11 . 332-2110. 5-4-10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 10, 1972 11 I For Sale For Sale Real Estate fc)5 54-12 LABRADOR Animals RETRIEVER WE HAVE that can vacant a number of farms be exchanged for land, houses, income producing property or land N.Viets continue drives (Continued from page one) In the action around De the coast and Highway 1, substantiate Bo'sclaims. at the North. puppy. Male, yellow, 12 reported within a mile of An Nang, on the coast about 100 3 SEVEN drum*. contracts. For details call about 10 miles east of Quang The casualties were the ks' Atlas stands, fibre weeks old, sired by AKC Doug Peters 663-8920 or Loc, on all sides, and the miles south of the Tri City. champion. 337-1485. 3-4-12 provincial capital was under DMZ, The offensive hit U.S. air heaviest U.S. forces have ■ Best offer over $700. John Grey 372-1291 at enemy forces tumbled two This is a coastal strip of and ground units for the first suffered on the ground since ■248 or 351-4790. PROGRESSIVE REALTY, continuing attack. Most of South Vietnamese bases that BLUE POINT sand dunes called the "Street time, and there was the start of the enemy 372-5512.5-4-13 the town's population of had been Siamese-housetrained. Best 8,000 had fled south earlier. blocking points for Without Joy." speculation that the North offensive March 30. Twenty - offer. Also 35mm Kodak any push eastward toward The South Vietnamese Vietnamese were beginning four American airmen have BASS, adjustable An estimated 30,000 the $20. 351-2769 after 6 p.m populous coastal claimed major victories to hit American bases in LIKE LOTS OF ROOM? been killed or are missing in ,th case, $125. Fine 3-4-12 3 troops from three North lowlands. below the DMZ and even 9467. 3-4-11 BEDROOM full basement retaliation for U.S. air strikes at least nine plane losses. 355 Vietnamese divisions — the They were Fire Base West Ranch on a huge lot. Near brought a captured Soviet - BOA CONSTRICTOR Beautiful 5th, 9th and the Binh Long - and Fire Base Redtail, schools, excellent location. two O'Connor, 36 made T54 tank, the biggest three feet. Can be purchased on FHA, artillery regiments, and a miles south of Da North Vietnam has, to hE |0E cartridges. M91E and Reasonable. after 5 p.m. 1-4-10 Call 332-6316 M.G.I.C. or Mrs. Robinson equity out. Call at ADVANCE tank unit with 10 PT76 amphibious vehicles light were abou t fou r miles apart. But elsewhere, the South Nang, and Quang Tri for display. Lt. Col. Do Bang Bo, the Black to file complaint REALTY, REALTORS. reported to have surrounded Vietnamese, with 400 U.S. chief spokesman for the 1st 372 7610 An Loc. The town is (Continued from page one) "policies, procedures, |riv $49.95, now Mobile Homes 3-4-12 or 485 3045. air strikes backing them up, Military Region complaints ftomseveral black facilities and personnel" of il9.99 and $14.99 defended by about 10,000 held on. headquarters, reported students during the last few the campus police, Louis A. Kively. RICHARDSON - 1971. 12" x regular troops from the On the southern edge of heavy fighting from dawn to months concerning the Radelet, committee Service South Vietnamese 5th 60', 2 bedrooms, furnished Quang Tri City, 6'/2 miles dusk west of Dong Ha, the campus police. chairman, said Sunday. and skirted. Large shed. Only Division, rangers and militia away, South Vietnamese northernmost defensive line "I'll be meeting with forces. Michigan Electronics $4,800. 694-0827. 5-4-11 PHOTOCOPIES 3c! Lead marines battled about 400 10 miles below the DMZ to different black student Radelet committee will said the st Grand River elements of a North Vietnamese where the South Vietnamese leaders to determine how to meet at 4 BEAT XEROX prices troops MUST SELL. 2 bedrooms, 12' x CREATIVE 200,000 - man South and claimed retreated after initial attacks, deal with incidents of this p.m. Wednesday in 126 55', carpeted, furnished, on RESEARCH, 220 Vietnamese task force, code killing 89 Albert. 332-1100. C-4-28 - persons and and west of Quang Tri. type," he said. "We will Anthony Hall. He said lot. 482-1729. 5-4-11 named Bravo, moved north capturing 57 Riddle "would be most weapons. Bo claimed 40 North actually document the ATTENTION PLEASE, janitor from Saigon and the welcome." The public safety |ES-330TDC. Electric NEW TRAILER court on Colby Mekong Other South Vietnamese Vietnamese tanks had been harassment." amplifier and cleaning in your home. Rugs, Delta for a showdown with forces committee, which has seven Lake. Adults only. $50 were trying to destroyed during the day's Riddle said he is ll-6208.3-4-10 carpeting, sofas, mattresses. the 30,000 enemy troops faculty and seven student monthly with school tax Phone 371-4339. 4-4-12 dislodge 200 to 300 North fighting, 1,000 enemy troops considering sending a voting members, includes around An Loc, included. Call 675-7212. capital of Vietnamese troops from the killed and 1,000 wounded. questionnaire to black two Binh Long Province. |FM Stereo Receiver - 0-1-4-5 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH village of Hai Khe between Field reports did not (MSU) students to determine minority S.E.A. control actual incidents of alleged representatives. f 1 month old, $200. COMPUTER PROGRAMS Riddle said he will plead Drafting, Cartography, police harassment. "not |33. 3 4-10 I WH\ i Factory MARSHALL MUSIC, Statistical Analysis, Speech, Writing, Legal, Medical, Panel to ask end to at-large post Riddle said he discussed the arrest with President arraignment guilty" at the Tuesday. He said that when he Specialized Research, WRITE. Wharton Friday. Wharton (Continued from page one) |y Tonal j\|Rejec,s Advertised COMPANY, Lansing and East Lansing. C-4-4-13 ON, 351-4321. C-19-4-28 who would conduct an candidate himself made the determination. by drawing lots. This plan could be put into said Sunday he has asked the arrived at his car he found a public safety department for ticket for not registering the A FEW vacancies left for election. The bylaws give the effect as soon as Buckner and vehicle as a student. He said [ Tents ACTIVE 1968. 12'x50\ on lot, children interested in baton, "The list of problems committee full rein in setting Menson make their a complete report on the pity Awing Shop skirted, 24,000 BTU air - incident. He said Riddle did he has a faculty - staff sticker acrobatic lessons and ballet. would go on and on and on," up the procedures of the on the car, because he was I 2 S. Logan conditioner, 5' x7' shed, steps appointments to the not mention the EOP 489-2640, 489-3356. Buckneradded. election including making up Committee on Nominations. front and back, many extras, investigation Friday. employed by the University E: Oldsmobile 1964 0-2-4-10 He said that it would be the ballot. Buckner said he is delaying ble. Power steering, available April 15th. Asking "If there are concerns that during the summer. $3500. 625-7073 after 6 p.m. "next to impossible" to get a the appointments to see if $149. 355-1100, ADULTS DISCOTHEQUE Buckner's plan takes full people have of this nature, Riddle said the police 5-4 12 group the size of the black the Committee on Academic -4 12 Dancing lessons. Tuesday, student population or the advantage of this fact by the appropriate University followed him when he drove Thursday and Friday allowing the committee to Governance and the women student population body to look into these is the away in the car. He was PIANO $100, Academic Council will take T flamenco guitar Personal evenings. 489 3356. 0-2-4-10 489-2640, to "decide on anything." assign candidates to run for action to change the new standing committee of stopped by a police officer seats under the categories of bylaws the Academic Council, the who attempted to give him "I think the plan really (worth $300. Waawaa NEED SOME pictures taken? PHOTOCOPIES 3cI women, nonwhite and and clear up the at - large Committee of Public Safety. another ticket. When a P20. 355-2024, 623% reeks," Buckner said. nonwhite women. controversy. This committee was created policeman Call 351-1767, 10 a.m. - 10 BEAT XEROX prices attempted to get r Apt. 6, after 3 Buckner presented his "The council can move a pjn. 5-4-14 CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 own plan, which would not Nonwhite women could precisely for this purpose," into the car. Riddle said he Albert. 332-1100. C-4-28 lot faster than it is on this Wharton said. in any one told him he couldn't enter require any change in the run of the three GUITAR LGO, THINK SPRINGI Make a issue," Buckner said Sunday. "If he (Riddle) wants to without a warrant. needlepoint bylaws, to the subcommittee categories, but in only one He said that if he sees that | turntable, Wollensak or decoupage 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. file a complaint under the He claims the police basket purse - we have all Lowest prices in town I 50 at the open hearing. category. the council is really Jr, Lloyd's stereo, best Buckner's plan would Depending on the feelings making EOP procedures, he can "provoked" him and then the supplies and many ideasl copies, $1.50. Copies, better an effort to ■32-3633.3-4-12 of the committee, one or resolve the certainly do that. He has two arrested him. Stop in at "BEVERLY and cheaper then printing! require the Committee on problem, but is unable to BATEN'S more seats could be reserved avenues open to him," Riddle was arrested by the NOOKS, THE PAPER EATER Nominations to determine James? Many styles, CRANNYS AND 9-9, 211 Abbott Road, whether a candidate is a for white males. pass it in time for an election Wharton added. MSU police in January 1971, |r yellow gold. Optical this spring, he may put his The HOLLOWS '. 319v4 East 351-4321. C-19-4-28 member of a minority group public safety and charged with assaulting a jnt, 2615 East Which candidate would be plan into effect. Grand River, East Lansing committee began working police officer at a Sly and the i Avenue. 372-7409. as opposed to last fall's (upstairs at the ladder). assigned to run for specific "Until then we will just sit January 1, and is now Family Stone concert in BUILDING AND contracting. election in which the seats would be determined and wait," Buckner added. 332-6098 B 1-4-10 Ceramic tile and conducting a review of the Jenison Field house. carpentry ELECTRIC organ, Idel. IC 44K, 6 months jobs europe work nd our painting. Small jobs speciality. Free estimates. WHOT'B^ Mg guaranteed and salaried. Call 482-0056 anytime. I recorder, 9 tapes, 18 England, Belgium, and 4-4-10 :ontrols plus waltz, Switzerland. Year - round. !5 new songs, Trainees (general help) blaroid camera, model FOR QUALITY." on restaurants, Ksh gun, number 268, supermarkets, hospitals. •♦ere01. TV'-s and- recorder*. |id Swinger. All in. THE STEREO SHOPPE. condition. Summer England holiday 337-1300. C-4-28 Announcements for It's 3. 2-4-11 camps. France Camp What's Happening must be Counseling. For free EXTERIOR received in the State News PAINTING. Grad records. Excellent office, 341 Student Services The MSU Skydiving Club will students, reliable, references. Good stuff, stamped self - addressed be jumping each weekend at Call 349-4817 or 349 2781. Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two business size envelope, to or 351-5406. Free estimates. C-4-4-10 class days before publication. Jewett Airport in Mason. For Princeton Research, Dept. No announcements will be information, call 351 -0830. C. Box 44180 Panorama City, California 91402. accepted by phone. No Instruction announcements will be accepted Free U classes meeting today: §LE's BAKERY LANSING HAMMOND ORGAN for events outside the greater Sensitivity - 7:30 p.m., Phillips ONLY. Special, 4 SOCIETY and THE KEY TUTORIAL HELP by Ph.D.'s. Lansing area. Hall first floor library; FCC Home-Style white BORD KLUB will meet at All sciences, including math, Third Class License - 7:30 p.m., $1 at our Bakery Grinned's, Frandor Monday physics and computers. Call The German film "M" with 201 Bessey Hall; Motorcycle I Concession. MEIJER April 10 at 7:30 p.m. Greg 351-8629. O-1-4-10 English subtitles will be shown Repair - 7:30 p.m., 458 ■TY ACRE, Okemos, Novae will perform on the at 7 p.m. today at the East Evergreen St.; Community [ Pennsylvania, West X-66 Hammond. Come end SWIMMING LE S SONS Lansing Public Library. Organizing has been changed KROGER, Frandor, from Monday to Tuesday at 8 w. bring a friend or two. 5-4-10 beginning through Senior | Center, 4002 West Life Saving, by certified Red There will be an open p.m. in 328 Case Hall. 1721 North Grand INTERESTED IN opening a Cross water safety instructor. meeting of the Coalition for Wallace for Campaign on President campus? Cell Call Annette after 6 p.m. 484-8820. 3-4-12 Human Survival today in 34 Union. at 7:30 p.m. There will be a meeting for MDP seniors with special Pool repair Placement Bureau personnel on I COMPONENT SET. 487-5065. 5-4 10 • $190 going for PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. The Mathematics Student job placement, interviewing, etc. In anticipation of spring swimmers, the outdoor pool behind the Men's IM Building ■Call 485-7503. Eric early greeting Folk, rock, classical. All Convocation will be held at 7:30 at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in I02B p.m. Tuesday in 402 Computer Wells Hall. has been emptied for cleaning and repairs. A special gun is being used by this worker Christmas cards were styles. $3 per lesson. Inquire Introduced to America by at MARSHALL MUSIC. Center. Nat Sci - SAC to apply calking to the pool's surface. ■ GIBSON ES-335-TD. Louis Prang, an exile from 351-7830. C-1-4-10 representative will be elected. The MSU Veterans Assn. will State News Photo by John Dickson ■hs old. Perfect. Germany, about 1874. meet al 7 p.m. Wednesday in the $300. Birthday cards, at first, were ■14120, John. 5-4-12 Tricounty Organic Farm and American Legion Hall. All converted Christmas cards but their by 1910 they carried sentimental Typing Service Garden Club has a class on own planting and companion p MARK IVtape deck. messages written specifically Arthur Rothstein, Prof blasts ANN BROWN: Typing and planting at 9 tonight at the Fire MSU-industry link rsing, four heads, for a birthday. §t( Two VOICE OF It's fun to put greeting multilith offset printing. Station, Hayford and East photographer, will present an ■HEATER enclosures. message in STATE NEWS Complete service for Michigan Avenue. illustrated talk at 7:30 p.m. PEANUTS PERSONALS. much of T 9720, 351-5796. ask dissertations, theses, Wednesday in Union Parlors A (Continued from page one) its time and It's sure to please the person Borgstrom, however, said Free U speed reading will and B. > 3 4 12 it's directed to and you'll feel manuscripts, general typing, systems and packaging. He research should attempt to resources to keep pace with good too. To place your IBM. 22 years experience. begin at 7 p.m. today in 202 find alternatives to industry needs and interests. loving thought, come to 347 349-0850. C-4-28 Bessey Hall. Bring a novel, paper If you forgot to pick up wrote "The Hungry Planet" BICYCLE, lock, Student Services Bldg. now! which deals with population disposable packaging: "We In so doing, the school no lust and pencil. Call 351 - 0463 for books from the Shaw Hall Book new $28. Pat longer can consider ►H. 3 4-12 further information. Exchange, come to 329 Student trends, food production and can manage disposable PREGNANT? We understand. TYPING WANTED, 8 years Services Bldg. between noon and trade and concludes that packaging today but how can questions in the more distant Call us. Pregnancy counseling. e_*p®^'®_nce' P*10"® Dolly 2 p.m. today through April 20. man is killing himself by we manage it in the future? future, he suggested. ■ beds complete, $75 372 1 560. 0-4-28 484-5765.5-4-11 Signup for the May 1 3 Union T681 after 6 case, $75. p.m. B.S. 1-4-10 COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-4-28 welcome. meet Students for McGovern will at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in United States — already- more per capita than Senator seeks amnesty (Continued from page one) The Grapevine Journal needs the Union Gold Room. anywhere else in the world — Recreation TYPING THESES and letters, manpower in order to survive. If is continually increasing. Pennsylvania who was had and some hadn't. He 1105mm F2.5 pre set etc. Rapid, accurate service. interested, contact James Harry H. Vorrath, director of "The United States cannot chairman of the said they had been chosen ■ica Ballard of Project Grapevine in the Center for Group Studies, mount. Rikenon Experienced. 393-4075. continue to operate like National Commission on that way to avoid charges of EUROPE, SUMMER' 72' Round 25 Student Services Bldg. will speak on "Positive Pteer J3o'itarF4.5 zoom lens, trip jets from $219. C-4-28 Culture" at 8 tonight in Union this," he said. "It's time to Marijuana and Drug Abuse. prejudice for or against. 135mm F2.8 Hughes was a member. Shafer didn't identify the STUDENTOURS, 129 East The v i I Parlor C. get back to our senses." TU555 AM/FM The commission users. Grand River, 351-2660. The director of the ier. Sony TC630D T r asportation organizational meeting of recommended marijauna use Shafer said that "based "I stereo tape deck. C 4-28 Hillel's Hebrew classes at 4:30 The Israeli Folk Dance Group packaging school, James W. today at 319 Hillcrest. Call will meet at 8 tonight in 218 Goff, has defended the and possession penalties be on what we know now, !d 8 track stereo tapes p.m. summer in europe 332 - 1916 for rides or Women's Intramural Bldg. school, saying that it is abolished, but stopped short moderate use of marijauna Stereo albums, A month of carefree s. wall information. Everyone is welcome. attempting to find ways to of calling for legalization of does not create physical or tapestries, travel,plus 4 weeks of study . d radios. WILCOX In art, music, photography, minimize the waste of the n8rcotic. It called for psychic harm." drama or French. Delta Sigma Pi will hold an All Scope volunteers will IDHAND STORE, 509 natural resources. The school redirection of enforcement He said, however, that I'clngan Avenue, 8 - $695 from New York. Also Wanted open house for business major.-, meet at 7:15 p.m. today at the against suppliers. "it has potential for harm, p.m. weekly charter flights from 7 to 10 tonight through Volunteer Bureau. has equipment which Monday available. Shafer said that he had but is not as harmful — measures the shocks an daV Call Frank Buck Wednesday at 217 Kiver St. Call : 485-439 1. from 5-7 p.m. at 351-2266 DONT FORGET blood comes 332 - 2591 for rides. Campus Capsule, a TV show object can take before never smoked marijuana, perhaps as other substances. mericard. Master but repeated his statement We must have further lawaway, WANTED: ORCHESTRA, only from people. Save a life. featuring MSU, will be shown al breaking and then the school terms, _ Give blood. Professional Phi Mu Alpha, professional 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday design packaging that first made when the investigation." f-4 28 summer resort, four piece band. donors compensated. can music fraternity, will hold open and Thursday on closed circuit will minimize unnecessary commission's report was Reminded that some Mostly straight. Call MICHIGAN COMMUNITY 616-637-4701. 5 4 11 rush at 7:30 p.m. today and Channel S. waste. released that some members critics of the report called it Animals BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. "permissiveness gone wild," C-4-28 Shafer said "that's just JET FLIGHTS to Germany ■ mC?T' Free t0 flood from $159. Anne Munnich, SAFETY turgid tosh." Tar u' 9 month*. 355-7846. O-l -4-10 WATER INSTRUCTORS, needed to Hughes said that "I don't ■89enarU,i,Ul- ■ J '345 evenings. Gr6at teach the physically think there's any law we can handicapped and to earn pass that's going to stop the THINKING OF someone further Red Cross use of drugs. We're a drug special? Send a "Peanuts Piamese box Personal" message with a Certification. Call Jack oriented society and the - trained Call Oliver, EASTER SEAL only question is what's you 332-1272. Want Ad. Come in today. 347 Student Services. SOCIETY, 882-0211. 2-4-10 drug and is it legal." 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April |q Synergy explores self By CAROL THOMAS State News Staff Writer education center would, Synergy gives people a place member, the c be fairly flexible, that anyone might want to buy. In a corner, racks of Sy nergy'; resources and cla^ to learn and resources to handmade clothing are on As you walk through the At the center, the large display for sale. door, you see teenagers from learn with. carpeted rooms are available Synergy) a "free high school" lounging To its members, Synergy for all types of meetings and "We like people to come costs $ H on the floor as they listen to makes available books, activities. The bookstore and do their creative work P 1 u s a $i0 ** their teacher. On the wall, records, films and projectors, offers titles in education, membership V[ here," said staff coordinator hand - printed cards ask for catalogs, and games for psychology, and philosophy, Marilynne Rosenberg. "It couples pay $15 $3 # J buyers, sellers, students and learning. with unlimited browsing inspires others." a month, while? people pay teachers. It also acts as a privileges. slightly nj Synergy, located at 541 E. matchmaker between Acting as a clearinghouse. Student membership in The sign on the Grand River Ave. below do^ Paramount News, was teachers offering classes and students hunting for catalogs are available for Synergy, which allows the 'Caution - Zone." Low? designed as a "community aimost anything imaginable member unlimited use of teachers. An entire wall is access center" where people covered witfo sign - up sheets could pursue their own for classes ranging from yoga While the arrival of good weather has been delayed by late blizzards, bicycle interests aided by Synergy's staff of coordinators. to home sewing. The sign - up sheets MSU volunteers enthusiasts employ the extra days in tuning up their vehicles. Mr. Buchana, Spartan Instead of offering proclaim classes in tai chi Village maintenance man, welds a pedal on this bike to get it in shape for spring scheduled classes or learning chuan (a form of Chinese outings. State News photo by Donald Sak programs as a typical meditation), Gestalt workshops, organic gardening, encounter with Boys sessions, and lessons in CALLED AID TO KIDS natural expectant childbirth parents, for plus MSU volunteers will be working on some of the decency through positive Club Awa action," John MacKenzie, Thursday, Physical pi dozens more. activities planned for executive director, said. Night and Saturd. Staff vs. Boys National Boys' Club Week, About MSU Contest From 3 to 9 p.m - At Synergy, people who which began Sunday. volunteers are involved w.in e invo.vea with house ■ Day wish to teach post a sign, pl an The the Club Denn.s * care then students sign up for the Boys' Club of Boys at the B Boys', Club, I class. Before the class begins, Lansing, Inc., began their Campbell, volunteer Center St. celebration with a Model coordinator said. the teacher and students their own mothers. In many work out schedules for Airplane Contest Sunday at roles, she said. day care environments but the Boy's Training School in Activities include: By TAWN JARVIS said the cases, the attachment classes according to their Ms. Caldwell was general Lansing. Today, Government Day; seemed to grow as the child own needs, instead of Quality day care has founder of the Syracuse development of a child is Tuesday, Little Sister Day matured, she said. changing their schedules to "This week, all of the "come out of the kitchen" Project in 1964, a pioneer likely to increase in a and the Sou thside fit the class. more than 960 Boys' Clubs to become a major force in study in day care in New quality day care program. Ms. Caldwell vehemently Extension Awards Night; Several conclusions from of America unite for the children's lives, child care York, and she directed the refuted criticisms of day staff Wednesday, the Northside center until 1969. the Syracuse studies are According to a cause of building juvenile authority Bettye Caldwell care as "Sovietization" or of the University of published studies on the "approximate answers" to "substitute for family." She Arkansas said in a speech as effects of day care on » what qua,'ty day care can public schools perform part of a recent conference children of preschool age mean for children, she said, similar roies to day care, on Quality Child Care in the These include motivational during her time wjthout leading to these Union. experimental center. She development, a physically consequences, "It is clearly and emotionally healthy with us to now works with the Early stay," Ms. Caldwell told an audience of about 200 Childhood Development Center and teaches environment development of a and "feeling All states now have kind of licensing procedure, some LAST YEAR 27000 KIDS of community" which she said. She urged parents people. "We've reached a elementary education at the new level of orientation in community our personal University of Arkansas. ''A full range of allows them to adapt more easily to a different as consumers to keep in contact with local centers WERE LOOKING FOR A BETTER PLA« lives." situation such entering and current legislation on TO SLEEP IN EUROPE. as experience is encountered The emergence of day by children in day care," elementary school. day care programs. care is partly due to Ms. Caldwell said. She noted She emphasized that children need not lose any "If we don't monitor it increased specialization and there are individual emotional attachment to constantly to make sure it's group sharing of family responses among children to quality care, cheaper day care will cost us much more in the long run," she said. Senate panel resumes speech The conference were sponsored by and the MSU Dept. of Family Kleindienst's and Child Sciences (FCS) WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate hearings The committee voted 8 - 7Jast Friday to and the Michigan Steering Committee. 4-C Judiciary Committee resumes hearings broaden the scope of the hearings to Monday into the nomination of Acting include an allegation by Life magazine that Kleindienst failed to act after learning that Applications Atty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst, with a key figure in San Diego's successful bid for this the U.S. attorney in San Diego was available for year's Republican convention as the first thwarting federal investigations of personal witness. friends and political supporters of The lead - off witness will be Rep. Bob President Nixon. sfudy abroad Wilson, R- Calif., who has been quoted as Sen. John V. Tunney, D- Calif., said saying in an interview March 3 that Sunday testimony before the committee Applications are still being International Telephone & Telegraph indicates possibility of a double standard accepted for the Criminal lobbyist Dita D. Beard had told him she of justice applied by the Nixon Justice courses 490 or 890 wrote a memo linking the out - of - court administration, one for the rich and one being taught July 10 — Aug. settlement of an antitrust suit against ITT for the poor. 25 in London, England by with an ITT pledge to help underwrite the "Fm not sure yet whether it's the Ralph F. Turner, professor GOP convention. system that is culpable or Mr. Kleindienst," of criminal justice. Ms. Beard has since denied that she Tunney said, "but there's something that's wrote the memo, which led to the current awfully fishy and I don't like it." The 12-credit courses will hearings after it was published by Sen. Edward J. Gumey, R • Fla., said take a detailed look at the columnist Jack Anderson. "the Democrats have a good political issue, British criminal justice I can't blame them for that." system and the evolution and Wilson was quoted as saying also in the But he said there is "not a single vestige development of British law. interview that W. R. Merriam, head of of evidence that Mr. Kleindienst did The program will feature ITT's Washington office, had told him he field trips to all of the British anything improper" and that the hearings received the memo and that ITT President should have ended long ago. courts, recruit training Harold S. Geneen told him the company school, the police college at Tunney and Gumey were interviewed would pledge $400,000 toward holding the the CBS TV on - radio program "Face the Bramshill, prisons and convention in San Diego, where an ITT Nation." juvenile detention centers. subsidiary has three hotels. The Republican National Committee Merriam has denied receiving the memo Information and Sunday accused Democratic party fund - and Geneen told the committee that ITT raisers of spreading lies about the applications may be obtained at the Overseas pledged only $200,000 toward the Republican party and ITT. convention. In its weekly publication "Monday," Study Office in the Kleindienst was deputy attorney general International Center. the GOP national committee said at the time the antitrust case against ITT Democratic telephone solicitors are telling was settled. Prior to publication of potential donors "Republicans have $46 Anderson's allegations, the committee had million, most of it from big business and approved him unanimously to succeed most of it from ITT." John N. Mitchell as attorney general. Kleindienst asked the committee to from The article said the information Ms. Andy Klamachter of the U.S. came THIS YEAR TWA OFFERS STUTELPA! examine Anderson's claims. Marketing Institute. 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