Monday ckj Patriots . . . MICHIGAN Sunny . . . STATE NEWS day is today and Ied that >es 25 51. commemorates the battle of STATE and 30jJ Lexington and Concord that «V men n bases h*J took place in 1775. UNIVERSITY arou Jh®to Indochina last k Number 139 East ii.nnpfi4 Lansing, Michigan n George ? Monday, April 17,1972 w s m a n * achu setts injjj. lnol°g>' 5n- fad a camp! new, Wharton ends VP rating transfer of met panel as base to t urns Eight of the nine members of the vice By MICHAEL FOX members that the breach of time at achievement of wider Michigan State University that a participation in P EASTru,Ki I.AN'aJ State News Staff Writer president for committee student affairs evaluation petitioned Wharton on confidentiality has impaired the integrity of the committee's broadly - based rating committee formed to assist in selecting a vice was resignation for the vice president for student affair's post in June 1971. University governance," Wharton said. "The unfortunate victims of this Wharton announced the procedures for „ . ... j Thursday to dissolve the committee deliberations. I respect their wishes and president for student affairs. It was a episode are those named on the ..isident Wharton Sunday dissolved because of the release of the 14 names selecting a new vice president in accept their request," Wharton said meaningful extension of the policy published list. Not all of them are j evaluation committee for the vice Qf candidates under consideration. The Sunday. which I have strongly pursued for over November. The committee of two esident for student affairs, state News published the confidential administrators, three students, and four currently active candidates for the vice two years to open up the decision - presidential position. Thus, a number of jouncing that he intends to make a list of 14 names Thursday, Wharton's staff consulted Sunday in a faculty members started its evaluation making processes at this University as individuals have had their names ommendation to the trustees at the »i deeply regret that the eva|uation rare weekend process in mid - March. meeting before deciding widely as possible to members of the "The unauthorized mistakenly and needlessly brought up y 19 board meeting without the committee has found it necessary to release and to accept the committee's request to be MSU community," Wharton said. for public speculation. nefit of the committee's petition for release of its charge. I dissolved. publication of a list of purported Milton B. Dickerson announced his candidates has compromised the "Also, there are those who were jberations. concur with the conclusion of the "At my initiative, this was the first willing to be considered if the matter could be kept confidential in order to protect themselves in their present SOVIET SHIP HIT positions. The treatment to which they have now been subjected cannot help but negatively influence others whom we may wish to consider for important U.S. planes positions in the future." Wharton's statement did not refer to inaccuracy in the State News list beyond the inclusion of names no longer under consideration. areas near "In the future I hope it is possible to achieve legitimate confidentiality for individual candidates despite the SAIGON (AP ) - Hundreds of U.S. missing and a third was reported widening of participation in the bombers attacking deep in North rescued. selection process. Failure to do so Vietnam Sunday caused heavy damage Hanoi claimed one B52 and 14 would leave as my only recourse making and left areas around Hanoi and smaller planes were shot down. recommendations without Haiphong in flames, the U.S. Command Its official Vietnam News Agency said consultation. All elements of the reported. A Soviet freighter was a Soviet ship was damaged and a University must be responsible and reported hit at Haiphong. crewman wounded in the attack on cooperative if we are to achieve our goal American pilots reported seening Haiphong, 55 miles east of Hanoi. The of a genuine University community." huge fireballs and columns of black dispatch, distributed by the North The State News did not obtain its list smoke rising from around the North Vietnamese delegation in Paris, of the 14 candidates from any member Vietnamese capital and Haiphong, the identified the Soviet vessel as the of the committee. The information had seaport funnel for war material from freighter Simferopol. (Please abroad, chiefly from the Soviet Union. The U.S. Command said the raiders turn to page 11) The attacks were carried out by B52 caused heavy damage to fuel depots bombers and fighter - bombers. around the capital. The South Vitenamese command in It indicated the North Vietnamese Petitions Saigon reported successes at the same were caught by surprise time in the ground war around An Loc, "The tactical air and B52 strikes in Nominating forms for positions of the provincial capital under North North Vietnam apparently caught the elected representative on the ASMSU Vietnamese siege 60 miles north of enemy in a considerable state of Student Board are available in 334 Saigon. It said reinforcements had confusion and disarray," the Command Student Services Bldg. and must be fought their way into An Loc. The city said. returned that President Nguyen Van Thieu by Wednesday. Signatures of "Many of the missiles were fired at least 15 qualified voters from the ordered held at all cost thus was in full erratically," said a Command petitioners college are required. King Hussein of Jordan (right, dark shirt) is among spectators at Cape Kennedy Sunday watching government control. spokesman, Mai. Robert O'Brien. the flawless liftoff of Apollo 16. Others in the picture include Ms. The U.S. Command reported the Spiro Agnew, wife of the vice B52s also were in action against the president (next to King Hussein) and, on the row below, Mr. and Ms. David Eisenhower. Ms. North Vietnamese near An Loc. Eisenhower is the former Julie N ixon. AP Wirephoto Elsewhere in the South, U.S. forces came were under attack and two Americans reported killed and another 28 Borger, Lockwood get wounded. \pollo 16 begins top State News posts A Command spokesman, in crew - confirming early Monday that areas near Hanoi had been bombed, said eight jet B52 Stratofortresses hit Haiphong and smaller tactical jet fighter - bombers John P. Borger, Parkersburg, W. Va. junior, and Lee D. Lockwood, He is a member of the Honors College and a journalism major. attacked near Hanoi. Wheeling, 111., senior, were named to Borger is a member of Sigma Delta plateau Chi, professional journalism society, rip head the State News editorial and to The North Vietnamese claimed Hanoi and the Journalism Student itself was hit. advertising departments in 1972 iriada - Late reports indicate that two tactical 73. Advisory Committee. fighter - bombers were shot down and Thomas List, president of the volcanoes and further evidence that the A black and white television view was State News Board of Directors, Borger spent winter term in that all B52s returned safely, the ^PE KENNEDY, Ha. beamed homeward, showing the (AP) - moon was once a dynamic, evolving Command said. It reported the enemy announced that Borger will assume Washington, D.C., working in a rica's Apollo 16 explorers streaked planet like the earth. maneuver. fired thousands of rounds of the position of editor - in - chief May congressional office under an ird the moon "You can't believe how beautiful it Sunday to search a Navy Capt. John W. Young, Air Force antiaircraft shells and about 200 surface 1. internship program sponsored by the ?d mountain Sears Foundation. red plateau for ancient Lt. Col. Charles M. Duke Jr. and Navy is," Mattingly said. He said he could see - to air missiles- the Soviet - supplied - Lockwood, who has been acting Lt. Cmde. Thomas K. Mattingly II the reds of the desert in Mexico, the He is a former stringer for Time of SAMs that American pilots call flying advertising manager since the end of Great Lakes and Florida, calling the magazine. lonel backs thundered away from their home planet winter term, will assume office telephone poles. at 12:54 p.m. EST on the thrust of a 36 view "absolutely something." Two U.S. airmen were listed as immediately. Before becoming the acting - story Saturn 5 rocket. Borger, a member of the State Hundreds of thousands of persons in News staff for three years, is advertising manager. Lockwood worked on the advertising staff for a the Cape Kennedy area watched the currently the campus editor. guarantee for start of the next - to • last Apollo mission, the only one intended to land State bankers cite rise Previously, he covered the ASMSU and central administration beats. year - and - a half as an ad salesman. He is a communications major. in the moon's mountainous highlands. I inority reps One television network official estimated that the blast off was seen on in student loan defaults TV by another 38 million viewers. expected to make arrangments to take By DANIEL DEVER After orbiting the earth for nearly By BILL HOLSTEIN over repayment of the loan at seven per three hours, the rocket's third stage State News Staff Writer cent interest. State News Staff Writer refired to thrust the spacecraft out of Don Waldron, vice president of the aranteed minority student orbit and rifled the astronauts The growing number of students who East Lansing State Bank, said last week (sentation to the Academic Council fail to repay their guaranteed education accurately toward the moon at more he is "quite concerned" about the ratio ved solid support Friday when the than 24,500 miles an hour. loans has raised concerns among key of students who are defaulting. jmittee a on Academic Governance "We're looking good," said Mission Michigan banking officials. 'The ratio is going up quite rapidly," portion of recommended Control during Indications of an alarming increase in a the five and one - half Waldron said. m the Bylaws for academic minute burn. the number of defaults, however, are The East Lansing State Bank is one of nance. discounted by state officials and the most active banks in Michigan, and j|tes ** portion which was passed simply the current The astronauts separated the University administrators. A guaranteed education loan is a loan the most active bank locally in making ™ policy that 10 command ship, Casper, from the rest of guaranteed education loans, according Ved fats on the council shall be the spacecraft a half hour later. They made by a bank to a student with the to Waldron and other officials. for nonwhitesand women. 1 e pivoted around 180 degrees and approval of his university and a state Waldron said that within the last remainder of the gingerly poked a harpoon - like docking guaranteeing agency. month he has filed five default claims emendation dealing with the device into a connecting mechanism in The interest on the loan is paid by the against students whose loans arc due. ures for selecting the federal government until nine months JOHN BORGER LEE LOCKWOOD the nose of the lunar ship, Orion, Please turn to back cradled atop the third - stage rocket. after graduation when the student is (Please turn to back page) paqe) Protests mar Phalanxes of uniformed policemen, Chinese anti • China parades in Detroit last applause. Encouraged by the ovations By ROBERT BAO and undaunted by the uproar the State News Staff Writer News Commentary security guards and secret service agents swarmed into various sectors to silence week. The vast majority of the audience, Chinese players methodically the shrieking agitators, some carrying however, tried to drown out the overpowered their competition. fTROir — with panther - like suPerb conditioning and been "fixed" undermined the Chinese demonstration of undisputed freindly rivalry as well as progress in the on going Sino - American thaw. - the red Vietnam. - striped yellow flag of South protests with deafening cheers and The Chinese generally relied on a fast - return, aggressive game close to the in table tennis. But when the University of | ■ lennis aggressiveness, the Chinese players devastated Friday supremacy It was an historic moment when the Michigan Symphony Band began table, maneuvering continuously for lipir n cWea'Certeam of Americans 13 - member Chinese team, dressed in playing "Arise," the national anthem of The police forays shifted the pandemonium to the outer ramps, Hominating forms the "kill" — a lightning - fast, overarm blow delivered while stamping one foot the People's Republic of China, the hall bright red uniforms, marched into the where hard on the floor. • Arena debUt performance at arena with the blue - suited U.S. team. reverberated with shouts of "Death to short - systematically subdued and haired youths were then Petitions are now available in the Dell Sweeris of Grand Rapids College of Arts and Letters for students lrceVSn!|er?m outburst8, spasmic They were greeted by loud applause, welcoming banners and the presence of Communism" and "Traitors." From the uppermost balcony, a thrown out. interested in positions on Academic provided the only American win by . q a ry bombardments by numerous officials from sports and barrage of dead rats attached to According to police sources, the Council, University standing defeating Liang Ke - liang, the youngest liishpH "IP1""'81 demonstrators parachutes were launched, apparently uproar was organized by a right • wing committees and positions within the Chinese player at 21, in straights sets, SUN H ' Syofathi n6 otherwise Peaceful business organizations. 22 - 10 and 21-18. He pulled off the ry 01 athletic An atmosphere of cordiality as a disdainful reminder that 1972 is the group called Breakthrough. Police said college. Petitions are available at artistry. the group had no formal relation to the upset with a tenacious defense that extended throughout the introductory "Year of the Rat" in the Chinese lunar departmental offices and must be Ir UiatTh the bn the top Chinese American ceremonies, portending an evening of calendar. Rev. Carl Mclntyre, who led numerous returned by May 1. (Please turn to page 11) victory had ' 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1971 3 HHH criticizes Wallace frrraiL /"-> mrnmdi in the nation, lowest American workers and to By RICK WILBINS scheduled news conference travelled to Pennsylvania and workman's compensation insist that the American Ohio where he is nary State News Staff Writer at Capital City Airport in gumr benefits and the lowest pay dollar have some patriotism Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D Lansing. campaigning for the for civil servants. and stay where it's needed," - Minn., said Friday he is not Humphrey, whose upcoming primaries there. he said. going to let Alabama's Gov. campaign stickers — Humphrey would not Humphrey charged that Humphrey said, if elected, George Wallace "pretend he plastered on the steps leading Wallace's record as governor predict how well Wallace he would push for a represents the little guy" in to his purple - striped would do in Michigan, but he of Alabama shows that simplified tax program with Michigan's presidential Convair 600 campaign jet — said he believes busing will Wallace is not the workers' adjustments made so that primary race. proclaim him "The People's friend. not be the only issue in the "those who don't pay their "Mr. Wallace, doesn't Democrat," was met at the campaign. He said Alabama had "a share this year, will pay next represent the average airport by about 100 people, working guy and I'm not almost all of them white and regressive, not progressive" He said "the American year." "The growing threat from When asked if he would going to let him get away over 40. tax program. He also said the people are not interested in Soviet strategic forces makes early state has the lowest per circuses" but want more campaign actively for youth with it," Humphrey told Following the press improvements to our national newsmen at a hurriedly conference, Humphrey capita funding for education jobs, better pay, lower prices support in the state, command and control system and fewer taxes. Humphrey answered "Yes, within the time limits I imperative." A victory for Wallace in have." Gunmen in _ Melvin Laird, secretary of HUBERT defense Michigan on May 16 would be "a major blow to the HUMPHREy| Democratic party and the See story this page. kill 3 British American Humphrey said. people," The former vice president A ntiworacf/onl BELFAST (AP) - Three In Belfast, the capital, the Two army posts came criticized President Nixon's planned British soldiers were shot to British army swapped under fire in Londonderry. economic reform program. death by gunmen in automatic fire with gunmen Troops used nausea gas and He called Nixon's wage rubber bullets to break up a Northern Ireland in a Sunday attacking an army post and a controls "a hoax, a fraud and of rioting. military spokesman said: crowd which set fire to a post sham." a About 400 people rallied Friday at Beaumont TowertiH Bomb reactions varied Two of the soldiers were "We think we hit one of office in a Protestant area on formulate local plans for statewide antiwar action today. I them." the fringe of the Bogside, the He also criticized the killed in Londonderry in separate incidents and the Two police posts came city's main Catholic enclave. Nixon administration for Fifteen of the largest Michigan cities will i^l demonstrations at their Internal Revenue Service {[M third died of wounds in under guerrilla fire and a Protestant residents near a flooding the foreign market offices today, Sherry Lessen, member of the MSU Studesl Sen. Edmund S. Muskie said Sunday he would third was attacked by a mob the post office charged that with "billions of dollars of hospital in Belfast. Mobilization Committee, told the crowd. introduce a Senate resolution today calling for an of rock - throwing one family had been warned The deaths of the three American money" through immediate end to "all American military activity, soldiers, one an officer, youngsters. to quit its home or be burned economic and military aid Persons planning to attend the Lansing IRS action J raised the fatality toll to 306 The violence was touched out. They demanded more persons who can give rides, were asked to assemble at whether land, sea or air, against the territory of programs. in Ulster's three years of off by Saturday's shooting of police and military today in front of the Administration Building. North Vietnam." He called the U.S. bombing of the Information on how to avoid paying taxes, much d strife between the rival 25 - year - old Joseph protection. The American worker Hanoi - Haiphong area "a reckless thing to do." Protestant and Roman McCann, a Belfast William Whitelaw, British should be protected first, he which pay for war, will be distributed by q Reactions from other politicians ranged from Sen. Catholic communities. commander of the leftist administrator in Northern said, before the government demonstrators, Ms. Lessen said. Barry Goldwater's expressions of support for the Two other British troopers Official wing of the outlawed Ireland since the province's tries to solve problems An all - night vigil in front of the IRS was also pian^ Irish Republican Army. domestic Parliament was abroad. American capital at the rally. were wounded by guerrilla new bombing to Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey's McCann was challenged in suspended last month, said should be invested in snipers in Londonderry, William Derman, asst. professor of anthropology, spot description of the move as "very dangerous." Northern Ireland's second the street by security men Friday he believed civilians America, not in foreign In Paris, Zuan Thuy, head of the North in troubled were to the group on the effectiveness of the peace movement! largest city. who recognized him in the areas markets, he added. Vietnamese delegation to the now - stalled peace the past and how people can stop the current air wjrj Gun battles and riots raged Markets precinct, close to looking for peace while Southeast Asia. talks said his group would "restudy" its demands the city center. The army extremists were seeking to "As president of the throughout most of the day in Londonderry and Belfast, said he was shot dead as he provoke him toward United States," Humphrey A film on the air war, prepared by the National Acta that the negotiations be resumed. "By these mad the capital. tried to run away. "escalating military said, "my first duty will be to Research on the Military Industrial Complex, distributed! acts of war, the Nixon administration has openly The dead army officer was A uniformed honor guard repression." protest the jobs of the the Friends Service Committee, was shown after thenk revealed its aggressive nature and its barbarity," he killed when gunmen opened of junior IRA members said. fire on military patrols in stood vigil through the night Belfast's Divis Street, where over McCann's coffin at his rioters were still roaming at home in West Belfast. TRUCK SUPPLY IN HANOI nightfall. IRA sources said McCann, In the Antrim Road area, a father of four children, was Novelist commits suicide bomb exploded at a tractor unarmed when shot down. Nobel Prize factory, causing extensive damage but no casualties. Police said the bomb The army said comment on this point would have to wait for a coroner's inquest. Laird reveals Soviet threat - winning novelist consisted of Soon after McCann's up to 100 national command and Yasunari Kawabati committed WASHINGTON interpreted by the be tested in Albuquerqst pounds of gelignite. death, 17 - year - old Sean (AP) - control system imperative," suicide administration as N.M., for leaks agaiu Sunday in his workroom More than 100 Protestants, McConville, a Protestant, Secretary of Defense Melvin he said. at an apartment house in Zushi, a meanwhile, stoned the was shot dead by a gunman R. Laird told congressmen "protective reaction" such as electromagnetic pulse thi Ho Chi Minh trail bombing He said refined Soviet can knock seaside Catholic Unity Flats in a car on Crumlin Road, Jan. 26 that Hanoi's resort city near that has continued weapons make the communication sysfcu development. Police and which divides Roman "unlimited supply" of Soviet Yokohama, Japan, police Catholic and Protestant trucks in the Haiphong area throughout the halt. survivability of the presently during a nuclear attack. troops dispersed them. overcrowded 707 command reported. He was 72 and had been The shootings in Northern districts. was not being bombed then Members of the House The tests will be conducted in ill health. Ireland's two main cities His death, and the sound of in an effort to keep the Paris subcommittee had been planes questionable. He said in a facility neii given an intelligence report one of the four Initial reports said the keeper of brought the weekend death more shooting from the peace talks open. of a very substantial increase planes being requested will Albuquerque, Laird said. the apartment house found toll to fifty - three soldiers nearby Falls area, brought "The U.S. bombing targets do not include the truck in Hanoi's Soviet truck Kawabata lying uncouscious, with and two civilians, including a out rival crowds and fears of high - ranking guerrilla a Catholic - Protestant parks in North Vietnam at supply along with aerial a gas hose in his mouth. leader. confrontation. this time because of the photographs of massive A coroner's office physician bombing halt of 1968," concentrations of trucks in COGS to pronounced him dead, police said. He left no note, they added, and (The Air Force is for Nurses^ which led to the talks, Laird said, in testimony released depots and several wanted to know why the United States reported he had been suffering who want to go places, i Sunday by the House was not bombing them. "It is all a question of recently from a gall bladder infiamation. I I Hawaii, Japan, Europe and the U.S. Going places doesn't only mean travel. It also means profes- I I defense subcommittee. appropriations Laird testified the day Soviet supply," Laird said. "Censored trucks can be campaign sent down very easily." Campus campaigning representative to repliiB J sional advancement, with such benefits as: after President Nixon guidelines will be discussed Anthony Lush, • great working conditions and challenging | announced Hanoi had "... It is an open - ended at the Council of Graduate work rejected his eight - point war - commitment as tar as tne recently resigned, will H Students (COGS) meeting at • good pay with frequent increases halt offer and weeks before Soviet Union is concerned," 6:30 p.m. today in the Con appointed. The filling A Crash report given • recognition and the chance for promotion Nixon suspended the Paris Laird said. "They will put Con Room of the some internal COC.Soffw| • advanced training with wonderful people them in just as rapidly as will also be discussed talks. I Join the Air Force Nurse Corps and help care for I His testimony suggested they are requested by the International Center. ! your country while you go places. Contact your . the bombing of truck parks North Vietnamese." The guidelines, recently A frequent compWB Human error or a I Air Force Recruiter. Call Recruiter at: Laird was before the released by the dean of that has been brought »F problem with the altimetrers and other supply depots near students office, relate to COGS, the problem if were listed Sunday subcommittee to ask for in Washington as the most 300 N. Grand Ave. Haiphong harbor Saturday campaigning, petitioning competent and fair thea suspended the 1968 $113 million to change the probable causes of a 1970 plane crash that killed 75 Lansing command planes in which a and canvassing on typists, will be on tonighll persons, including most of the Marshall University 489-9644 bombing halt leading to the University property. agenda. COGS has b | Paris peace talks — unless president might fly during a football team. nuclear attack from the A survey on a proposed considering compiling! v.- -J Saturday's bombing is graduate student health book on the typists. P But the National Transportation Safety Board said present Boeing 707s to the insurance program will also possibility of printing the* neither explanation is supported by enough evidence Boeing jumbo jet 747s. "The growing threat from be distributed at the by utilizing UniverM to be listed as the actual cause. RESIDENCE HALLS resources and charging if Soviet strategic forces makes meeting. The plane, chartered Southern Airways DC9, A small fee has a FALL TERM ROOM RESERVATION SCHEDULE early improvements to our University Student crashed Nov. 14, 1970, during a nonprecision Advisory Committee in hall managers' offices at designated times. Jere Brown, Ci instrument - landing approach to the Tri - State treasurer,will give a n Airport at Huntington, W. Va. All 71 passengers and concerning his receW four crewmen were killed. complaint against MichM RESERVING SAME ROOM? Bell Telephone for its M Mon. & Tues. hike in phone installs^® April 24 - 25 rates. Brown has chaipB 4 die in bus crash 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. the company *'"L discrimination agai['B graduate students whom®! Four persons were killed and 43 DISPLACED BY OPHONS? move frequently. . I injured Sunday in Harrisburg, Pa., when a chartered bus crashed RESERVE ANY UNRESERVED ROOM An Governance Acad emj Commit''® IN SAME HALL through a guardrail on the rain - slick Pennsylvania report will also be discuswj Turnpike near here and overturned, authorities said. Wed. &Thurs. April 26-27 The bus landed on its roof, halfway down a slight 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. hill, pinning passengers inside. Firemen broke t> through the windows to take out the dead and injured. RESERVING DIFFERENT ROOM A turnpike police spokesman said the Continental IN PRESENT HALL? Trailways bus was chartered by the Present Day Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio. The exact Mon. May 1 6-7 p.m. itinerary was not known immediately. Tues. & Wed. May 2 -3 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Fire claims 4 lives RESERVING ROOM IN DIFFERENT Mr. MiKes Pizza HALL? Four small children trapped in a bedroom perished in their bunk beds early Sunday in Brewerton, N.Y., Thurs. & Fri. May 8:30 a.m. - 4-5 4:30 p.m. suBmarines sanDwicHes when fire raced through their family's second-floor apartment, State Police reported. A fifth child survived but was in critical condition. obtain Van Hoosen application from Van Hoosen head The dead, children of Mr. and Ms. Belden F. advisor! Sterling Jr., were identified by troopers Jody, 2, Kimberly, 5, and Mamie, 7. Kelly Sterling, 4, was rushed to as a Jamie, 1, Syracuse Owen Grad Center applications accepted at Owen manager's office, after May 22 (call 5-5068 for information) ETcerera 515 WEST GRAND RIVER diospital. AVENUE EAST LANSIN^J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 17, 1972 3 Daily prints list FUNDING EYED FOR 'U' of U-M hopefuls Law school talks set By MICHAEL FOX jtg editorial page to State News Staff Writer editorials on the selection University of process and detailed By RANDY GARTON experienced law faculty here makes MSU the logical site. The , ,n student newspaper analyses of each candidate. State News Staff Writer House Appropriations Committee Chairman Copeland, fc!iChr . Arbor last "week Arhnr Published confidential list a last week One of the editorials criticized Fleming for The fate of MSU's during the proposed law school will be decided course of joint House - Senate appropriations hedges when asked about the MSU ,aw s^00' 8111 not a8a,nst a law s^00' 34 Michigan State," he dragging on the process committee hearings to be held said recent,y. "but several other schools have also requested f candidates for the U M today and Tuesday Jnffice of Student Services of Student Serv since last summer, the same A. Also under consideration funds for a school, and I think more study is needed before ... . .. time the MSU post opened by state lawmakers will be the a final determination is made." ■vice president, Ai Lenhoff, niversity s request for wage increases. While the recommendations of the committees cannot up. Michigan Daily editor - in - thief, said Sunday. "Fleming said Saturday Although this is the first time University officials have be known at this time' Jack A- Breslin, executive 'unhoff said Sunday the that we had hurt and made a formal public presentation, committee from both chambers have studied the members vicepresident at MSU, has said that the University hopes to M situation was similar embarrassed the university various requests from receive at ,east $100,000 for the law school, and anyone who is going to all state leak last week at colleges and universities during the past weeks 71,8 University a,so seeking a blanket nine per cent of 14 become vice president for These hearings are the last of the names student services. All the step prior to announcement of sa,ary increase. but officials have said they do not expect committee recommendations. the request to be approved. Committee members are said to candidates under candidates were really be leaning toward Gov. Milliken's five per cent consideration for vice The prospects for initial funding of an MSU law school proposal. cooperative when asked The hearings will be held at 1:30 p.m. today and at 9:30 president for student affairs. to interview them because I we look good. On March 9, the Special Joint Legislative The State News published a.m. Tuesday in the old Supreme Court chambers on the Committee on L«gal Education recommended that confidential MSU list think they all fancied 800,000 third floor of the Capitol, be appropriated for a law school at themselves student MSU "as soon as Thursday. as practicable." Though committee members mentioned a fall The Michigan Daily advocates," Lenhoff said. 1972 start - up date, the Lenhoff disagreed that present shaky fiscal situation in published Wednesday the * Candidates of for the U the four - M the publication of the names might jeopardize the Michigan makes January 1973 a more Gov. Milliken, however, did not include an likely date. appropriation VOTER c careers of those candidates president's post along under consideration. He said request for the law school in his budget. He has said that he favors an MSU law school, that the administration though he did not believe that drive success' Ir'ith commentary on the andidates. Lenhoff said the Roach rare an $800,000 figure could be reached at this time. learned that the Daily had (aily had obtained the list the list and reacted by Super Roach" took home honors for his owner, Peter The chairmen of the joint committee, Sen. Charles O. everal weeks ago and releasing the official list to Brobeil, Bethany, Conn, graduate student Saturday in Zollar, R - Benton Harbor and Rep. William R. Copeland, D Calling the voter residents of the community roceeded to interview each avoid any inaccuracy. a cockroach race in the lobby of Owen Hall. He - Wyandotte, are split on the law school subject. registration drive completed for their "outstanding bne. A new vice president for coverd the table from center to Zollar, though he has repeatedly said he does not speak last Friday an outstanding cooperation" with the [ Both the U - M and the student services was named edge in 3.7 seconds for the Senate Appropriations Committee, favors the idea success, VOTER, a coalition beating the other two entries. of a law school at MSU. Zollar has said tha the registrars. She indicated that at U - M Friday. proximity of of local organizations which the osition had opened up last State News photo only difficulty by Milton Horst ilSU vice president's MSU to the state capitol and the presence of an spearheaded the effort, immer witli little progress encountered was a lack of estimates that some 2,000 willingness on the part of eing made towards new voters were added to Section of a new official some deputy registrars to the East Lansing rolls for canvass door - to - door. Ms. Wallace raps liberals' ntil recently. the May 16 presidential Scullion said, however, that "The search and preference primary. all areas of the city were election committee is The drive swelled covered. upposed to work in secret registration rolls to Ms. Scullion expressed nd then submit its ecommendations to U - M By DAV r AWnCDCHM RAY ANDERSON approximately 27,500. This uncertainty over the fate of Fort Shelby Hotel in and a step forward for threat to security and talked about it; we want it figure is over twice the future door - to State News Staff Writer - door •resident Robbin Fleming," downtown Detroit, Wallace fabric of our society," he George Wallace," he stopped." 13,000 figure which existed registration campaigns. She lenhoff said Sunday, Alabama Gov. George C. told the group of reporters proclaimed. said, adding he would rather If elected, Wallace before 18 year - olds could - said VOTER will have to j "We believe that because W allace Saturday asserted and a contingent of 350 Wallace, who described leave things alone and let indicated he would tell the vote and 5,200 voters more assess the situation to that busing was only one of whooping supporters that he himself as the front them evolve. U.S. Justice Dept. to stop than the rolls contained for running [lis is a student - oriented - determine whether a door - ost under consideration, Wallace accused the other many vital issues promoted was leading the little ■ man's popular vote candidate, asking for busing orders and the November city election. to - door drive would be e had a duty to supply full by "limousine liberals" to be fight to stop the schemes of indicated that taxation was Democratic candidates of appoint a strict Mary Kay Scullion, warranted. udent input to the the dealt with in his Michigan "so - called ultrarich as important an issue as pursuing careers for their constitutionalist to the VOTER chairperson, Lansing registration process," he said. primary campaign. Democrat leadership." busing. own self - interest, and courts who would adjudicate remarked that the increase, officials On Wednesday, the predicted voter Speaking at a press "A victory for me would "Liberal concocted showing no interest in the and not legislate. which she termed Michigan Daily devoted all registration to set an all - conference held in the Pick be a great step for mankind, schemes for Utopia have been problems of the middle and The leadership in the "amazing," was the result of time record. In the latest lower class. nation has abdicated its "many people working available figures as of last But he predicted that his responsibility to the people, very, very hard." She Wednesday, Lansing voter views on busing and taxation Wallace said, in response to a indicated that the deputy rolls listed at were 60,077. S.Viets locked in bloody fight will be incorporated in the Democratic platform this year. question about the UAW and Democratic party's attempt to undermine his campaign. registrars who door - to - door canvassed "thought it This figure marks an increase of 3,724 voters was exciting to find out that over the total registered for ''They (the other As an affirmation of this there were so many people the recent Lansing with foes for Base Bastogne Democratic saying things that I was hopefuls) are called a demogogue for in view, the rank and file membership of two Detroit area UAW locals presented registered." VOTER had predicted that the drive would increase registration Community College millage election. Meridian Township rolls 1968, and a victory here in Wallace with $1,350. rolls by 4,000 voters. IRE A S E parachute — and Watching it troops to certain disaster," were increased with over attempts began and big cargo John Sexton Jr., who was 1RMINGHAM, Vietnam all float into enemy lines. he said. Michigan will help provide a Ms. Scullion praised 350 new voters. That Fire Base It was dependence on the planes flew into the valley platform the average citizen released from 26 months of IP) - The scenes were was haze and dropped their fees from a Vietnam war Bastogne over the weekend, highways that helped plunge wants," he said. captivity in North Vietnam Tne State News is published by the students of parachutes, in scenes But he blames the present last fall, also appeared at the Irned back two decades, The battle for Bastogne the French Indochina reminiscent of the battle of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, iere was the besieged base administration for initiating press conference to support was being fought as though expeditionary forces to Dien Bien Phu. Some Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays the U.S. Army, with all its the busing issue. the Alabama governor. defeat in the war against the supplies hit the target and Fridays during Summer Term, and a on "All Nixon has done is "What choice do I have," special It he narrow mountain lley, its sandbagged technological experience, North Vietnamese, Sunday. Welcome Week edition is published in September. fenses battered by mortars had never been in Vietnam. The enemy grip tightened the 23 - year - old former POW said. "I don't want Subscription rate is $16 per year. d rockets. Bastogne lies 12 miles around Bastogne eight days Member Associated Press. United Press International, there were the exhauted southwest of Hue. It was ago when Route 547, which everything I've suffered for Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., and others made a complete Jfenders, almost ater out of and turned over to the South Vietnamese last year by it straddles, was cut to the east. The South Vietnamese ASMSU to mockery of." He said he hopes to inspire Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. |imunition d come because nothing in for troops of the U.S. 101st Airborne Division, who built command feared the North youth to the Wallace cause, Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. seven days. Vietnamese wanted to take Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services to obtain a complete and ley |llets were using guns and taken from enemy it and named it for their unit's most famous fight in World War II. Bastogne and leave the way open for an armored thrust down 547 to the old imperial on rep vot accurate account left in Vietnam. of those Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48823. Phones: "here the wounded, Dozens of similar fire bases Provisions for the ASMSU college representative election will [ ' o defend themselves, were capital of Hue. News/Editorial be finalized at the ASMSU board meeting at 7:30 p.m. today ianing in the dark bunkers dotted on hills across R „ f forces werp Classified Ads they awaited the medical Vietnam were handed over as in Hubbard Hall. icuations that never came, Vietnamization took effect immediately dispatched by Changes in election procedures sent back to policy m M Display Advertising road from Fire Base ^CTflTF NEWS e dead had committee last week will be considered. Polling places and Business Office already been and the Americans pulled Kered buried in the red Birmingham. The North the election date will be decided. Photographic out. They are being tested in Vietnamese writ- waiting v it'iiidiiit'M- were vvdiiuiL and ly of the base. AI __ , the Communist commands . duu Petitioning for representative positions opened Wednesday Campus Information there was the enemy, ch e(J the fjrst unifs to and is progressing well, Harold Buckner, ASMSU chairman, ■den by day in the hillsides What was k happening to . Pi""- Then the Hanoi said. i thick Forces enlarged the action by "There's been about nine or 10 people from half a dozen brush, mercilessly Bastogne can happen to the unding the position with rocf nf thorn rest of them. attacking Fire Base ... . colleges. There are petitions out with eight or nine already in. ivy weapons. They launch Checkmate, which occupies Social Science has several already running," Buckner said. "That is the whole fallacy aund attacks at about the fire base idea," peak to the south of Petitions must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday in 334 night, Bastogne Additional relief Student Services Bldg. with signatures obtained from ey constantly ambush the Capt. Michael Woods, of fnrrps forces wprp were spntsent from Fire Firp lef columns undergraduates of the petitioner's college. pushing along Peck, Mich., said, who flew Base King, to the north, but Other business will include considerations of funding ■ winding road. Thirteen his helicopter over the iks and armored vehicles they were stopped, and King requests sent back to committee at last week's meeting. besieged base. itself was attacked. i two bulldozers littered "The Americans built Request for an RHA Birth Control Booklet and funds for This weekend, air drop Edward English, black poet, will be considered. highway, evidence of them because they had enough helicopters to get in ^ere the r$AVE"l"5' i«r suc es . were the resupplies and troups. resupply anes, braving heavy The Vietnamese don't have ■•aircraft fire to drop food, the helicopters. So the fire munition and water bases become traps and suck by the !°UJ CamPus colleagues who are discovering ShirtJi 6 Vibes of new Van Heusen 417 Body that ro r> n yourse" into styles, patterns and colors Jacobson's r! lay i! out straight. Contemplate the Body Shop Shin i collection now at ^°0tr^tuartl1L^ : . :' for youna men jacobson'sopen ""ijjjjjjjjjjji:"* y 9 thursday and friday evenings until nine frandor center MICHIGAN POINT OF VIIW STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Sol de Aztlanis characterized by a slow migration In society. By RAMON GONZALEZ common answer for the demands of The University has for Sot de Aztlan these "hordes of Communists." The the early Twenties, creating a major been * shift in the Sixties. However, people the right tool to people in power that represent the keep jj. During these times, the United interest of a small elite that runs the from the South, including Cnicanos, atmosphere of alienatingL States government and the people's blacks, and poor whites, were migrated dehumanism, besides the fact tK™ democracies of some of the socialist economy of the United States and its DAVE PERSON, managing editor countries have signed a tacit agreement imperialistic possessions through the and shipped as a cheap labor to work creates a bureaucratic monst* J JOHN BORGER , campus editor Third World developed some methods the fields of this part of the country. University bureaucrats are irTJT of peaceful co ■ existence in order to to the problems of CHARLIE CAIN, city editor to co • opt the leaders of such World War II and the Korean War were reality, Thev J preserve mankind. But it is the case been working in Isolation BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor movements, others who refused demanding new arms in the battlefield, .1 that within the country that has the RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor invitation of the free enterprise and the rich lands of harvest were why when progressive groups a, most advanced technological society their attention to basic an internal crisis that blasted the system, are now in jail, or dead or preserved rich and well by the hands p isolated. The masses, in this case of the migrants. Research provided by society, bureaucrats are ii Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award 1960s has been increasing during the middle class, show their classical face the University helped to apply new understanding the basic problem for outstanding journalism. 1970s. Sol de Aztlan started to The decade of the Sixties exposed to the problems — apathy. techniques in order to improve the soil of the agriculture and by J In the meantime, a new kind of and the production of crops, and, of coopm the Machiavellian policies of extension policies last year. integrated minority gave birth to a course, the enrichment of the elite EDITORIALS destruction as the Vietnam War and the emergence of national movements new head of the monster that had one growers. climax came in September organization challenged the hem,! when* thousand already: the capitalistic The University has been providing of the oppressed minorities, brought technical assistance to this elite, the bureaucracies for a public dl Wharton new spirit in the American society. The national recognition of oppressed bureaucracy. Bureaucracy has been emerging as the winner. It 9eems to have all the forgetting the other side of the coin, the social and economic condition of exposing not only the use money for private gain, but J ofjl minorities — blacks, Chlcanos, Puerto answers for such problems as racism, the migrants. The University has pointed out that the University (J why secrecy have been provided to Wharton by Ricans, native Americans (Indians) and Asian socio Americans • — created a new economic and political exploitation, corruption, alienation and all the vices that a capitalistic society create. The Chicano movement atmosphere. The integration of has gone through the pacifist defined a Utopian goal: "The development of better human beings." This is, of course, within the has some social goals) has u neglecting the migrants as U beings and exploiting them asa2 Last Thursday the State News capitalistic society. But as we pointed labor supply. ! the nine - member evaluation polarized groups of these minorities demonstrations of the farm workers in out, it is just a Utopia. The reality For these two department^ m published the confidential list of Into the establishment calmed down 14 candidates under committee, but this process the anxieties of the most recalcitrant southern California, the demands for shows that the University is being easy to accept the role of in society, when the thepJ land by Reies Lopez Tyerina, the established as a factory assembly line, groweni consideration for vice president hardly called for broad militants that for the time being were militancy of Corky Gonzalez, the using any means available to preserve keeping down to a subsistence |T participation. dreaming about social revolutions for student affairs. In the The usual excuse tossed out to without the careful analysis of the political participation of the first the kind of society that cannot those millions of migrants that been migrating to the north in 1 aftermath of the disclosure, eight authentic Chicano Party — la Raza understand the socio - economic explain the need for absolute society that they intend to change. Unida in south Texas — and the police disadvantages of other peoples. The 50 years. 1 of the nine members of the special secrecy is that disclosure of the Adventurism and frustration were brutality of Los Angeles. University failed to prove that this They are not capable! evaluation committee considering nominees would endanger their the main cries of the militants. Although the Southwest has the Utopian goal has been accomplished. It understanding that migrant paf the nominees petitioned President has been serving the interests of the have the right to develop as hd positions at other institutions. Repression on different levels was major concentration of Chicanos, the Wharton to dissolve the exercised by the ruling class as a Midwest and North has been elite that exercises power and rules the beings, rather than being explo committee. They charged that the Indeed, Wharton said Sunday that with the least infamous and Iol "The unfortunate victims of this disclosure of the list violated the levels Of subsistence - keeping^ established procedures of the episode are those named on the physically alive, but maintain^9 evaluation process and published list." However, such a at a marginal level of society. T rationale is a hollow one - in Sol de Aztlan fights not only {J constituted a "serious breach to jobs, but for the self - dettTmiaJj the integrity of the committee nearly all cases the status of of migrants and their being conad individuals is enhanced, rather human beings. Sol de Aztlan pm process." than jeopardized, by being a proposal in November witk President Wharton dissolved the committee Sunday. considered for a high position at a satisfaction to us. In very tricky! major university. cynical terms, the chairman of! "In the future," Wharton said, The real "unfortunate victims" Agricultural Economics Dept. t "I hope it will be possible to another proposal trying to din are the members of the academic achieve legitimate confidentiality true facts and with the q for individual candidates despite community who are deceived purpose of dividing the ( the widening of participation. through such a smokescreen into community. Sol de Aztlan new! endorse any bureaucratic propogn Failure to do so would leave as my believing that confidentiality is can not see the real problems oil only recourse making more important than the migrants, and now tries to IT feedback of those people who recommendations without must live with the decision. "everybody cool" with 40 jobs. We still challenge you, Agricuit ] consultation." Certainly the early stages of the and Cooperative Extei We would suggest another search and selection process bureaucracy, to prove to the Q possible "recourse" to the people that you really are lookii|fl should be confidential until such president, one a good deal more in the better development of migni line with his often espoused goal time as a final list of acceptable human beings. of increasing input from all and active candidates is drawn. The battle is still on. Sol de.d members of the University But from that point on there is no is still alive and well on Grand ^ reason whatsoever for not Avenue. Thanks to the p community. Once a search and friends we have around, who A selection committee has arrived at opening the process to the public, they cared, "we shall endure, *(■ a final group of acceptable making "broad participation" a endure." I candidates and determined that reality instead of mere rhetoric. La Tierra Es De Todos (Zapaii! As expected, the publication of those candidates are active ones, why not open up the process to the list is being pointed to as an POINT OF VIEW the public rather than shrouding it irresponsible attempt to tear in secrecy? down the pillars of integrity at Trout in the Red Cedar? Under the this University. If the concern is current selection for integrity, however, as well as process, the University community was to know nothing getting the best possible persons of the candidates until President to fill positions, why not bring the By THOMAS SHUBAT opinion of the MSU Waste Control responsibility. The fact is, however, that th Wharton made his final search and selection process out East Lansing graduate student Authority that these criticisms are, at Cedar River still has some prob of the president's back room and The. report opened the eyes of MSU recommendation for the position the present time, unfounded. The biggest is the tremendous an into the entire academic and East Lansing officials to the fact to the board of trustees at their The Red Cedar River has taken its It is true that as early as 1966 the Red of sediment that enters the river^ community's scrutiny? that the pollution of the Red Cedar was May meeting. Some input was to share of abuse in past years. In fact, Cedar was indeed a cess pool. A report - year due to housing develop! there was a time when the condition of conducted by the physical plant not someone else's problem. Immediate projects and road construction. I division of MSU in 1965 showed that steps were taken to close off the sediment covers fish eggs that havtli the river was the subject of jokes in Phil Frank's cartoons. Unfortunately, this out of 82 drains entering the Red Cedar polluting drains. spawned on the gravel portions oil river bottom. Because of this.theaT Editorial bad publicity is still haunting the river. on the MSU campus, 28 of the drains From 1966 to the present time there contributed some form of pollution to mouth bass will never repopulateMl There are still occasional verbal has been a continuing effort to clean up the river. Eighteen of these polluting numbers that once existed in tin! potshots taken at the river regarding the Red Cedar by the communities drains belonged to the University, while Cedar. It must be realized! water pollution. After reviewing the surrounding the river. With the sedimentalon, although it isusu^" what 10 of the drains were East Lansing's it really case of the Red Cedar River, it is the construction of new sewage treatment plants in East Lansing and Fowlerville, and just recently in Williamston, the toxic to fish, will prevent some (iff from hatching. In their Arts and OUR READER'S MIND disregarded,® day to day fight for Letters, and quality of water in the Red Cedar has If sedimentation is truth, justice and the American Communication Arts, and . . .) improved dramatically. quality of water in the Red OdarMT way, editorial writers have been when they enter the job market is actually pretty good. In fact, d^ Talk One indication of the decline in the spring months — when the w known to spin their own after spending four years vocabularies. Unfortunately, while this well - meaning obtaining a degree in divisional studies. approp pollution has been the improvement of fScklnrt It fishing. It may ciivnvirA motr surprise some people to know that the Red Cedar River used to coo\ _ there is a possibility pollution intolerent species of fiAi as trout, could live in the waterwf C t„ boast some of the best smallmouth bass shorthand is eminently intelligible • HUFF AND PUFF. To the Editor: up." What they consider "slang and fishing in the state. This excellent bass the rapids on the MSU campus^ to its proud creators, it often Blusterous, speaking to hear one's the water is well oxygented and®! In Friday's editorial section, two gutter" language is how one human fishing that could be had 30 - 40 years be suitable for trout. It is unlikely* leaves the public afloat in a self speak, making trouble for the former students denounced the being communicates to another and to ago, and which declined due to the trout would last through definitional mirk. heck of it. From a member of the graduation commencement speech label a language different from their increased pollution and sedimentation, summer months, but for a Thus, in the interest of board of trustees and an made by Verdon E. Jordan Jr., own as "gutter," seems to be to be a is now beginning to show signs of months in the spring the executive director of the Urban League. deficiency in a major university's ability coming back. And, there has always readership rapport, the State onomatopoeic rendition of what conditions would be right. These students felt that a to expose its students to people of .been some relatively good pike fishing News is resolved to, from time to he does. time, present an updated editorial • GREEN AND WHITE. The commencement exercise is not the "different and various backgrounds." on the river. Dr. Tanner, director of It is hard to Imaging fly cas"J,l place for a "civil rights speech." I guess A graduation commencement is a Natural Resources at MSU, says that at trout - a fish usually associated* dictionary if sorts: school colors. Also, two MSU for them commencement means . . . time to remember, but it is not a times the pike fishing on the Red Cedar crystal clear northern streams-®^ •PERRINESQUE. A term used personalities who reputedly see "you are going out into a hostileworld, sanctuary from the problems that can be slightly spectacular. of the MSU Administration BP to describe any dubious educated beyond your wildest dreams. college graduates will have to deal with but there is a strong Possi^ things only in black and white. .." and other assorted gobby • gook. and solve. Moreover, from the evidence All this boasting about the good application of statistical •WHERE THERE'S A WILL it seems to me that it just might be the fishing on the Red Cedar should be put recreation of this type in the fuWj information to support a THERE'S NO WAY. A poetic Moreover, they questioned Jordan's place to deal with the problems because in perspective. Surely, no one can fact, the Waste Control AutnoJ! qualifications to speak at a major some students have obviously missed planning an experiment with a'«| predetermined point. From variant of the old underground expect to fill a boat with fish every time university, because Jordan made his the boat on awareness and concern he wets a line on the trout In cages to see if they wi»t®?W Robert Perrin, vice president for maxim that "Chuck can mess up a river; but at the the water below the rapids! points in "slang and gutter language." I same time, the fact that one can University relations, noted sunrise." From Charles W. Will, a through four years of college. (P.S. I'm catch experiment is a success, who pT question their qualifications to be sure Dr. Wharton understood what smallmouth bass and pike while University administration Maybe it would be possible to®] perrenial East Lansing crusader. graduates of a "major university." Jordan was saying!) enjoying some spring scenery should cheerleader. day of -put - and ■ take trout W •ON A CLARE DAY. Michael M.Talley make people realize that the If in four years of college these pollution anyone is interested in this po* • PITTDOWN MAN. Similar to Definition: never. A reference to a Detroit senior problems of past days have been greatlv they can call 355-3206 f°r Piltdown Man in the sense of students have not learned "to April 7,1972 reduced. ^ day when Trustee Clare White is understand the jive that the man's Information. being a fossil form of early homo renominated by an exceedingly laying down, than they ought to hang it DOONESBURY sapiens. Term is derived from disgruntled Democratic Party. by Garry Tni ier m? just make Lansing state senator Phil •THIRTY LASHES. Twenty - oa/6 th/n6 p£*f£ctlv however, #e/usz/a/6 my fieuou anex/aws. that thbffe sr/u, Pittenger. nine more Larrowes than we need. LETTER POLICY f cone to you , clca* jack mpeesom zone pcfeansrs w . 5 an l/h9c#upt/tovs poueraes w tmrpj • A HARTY LAUGH. What you (Some would say thirty.) J //v 600p The State News welcomes iit of local school other things had to be the matter is in the hands of Spartan Village. Iaffairs. coped with before this the U.S. Supreme Court, he 11-2 vote came after said. Food service prompts resolution. Joris debated the issue "We are elected to cope Ms. Frame saw busing as ig s for more than two before# with educational problems," she said. "This is something useful in some cases to give the "best education to every Jfbnb n^fetcm strike in Wilson Hall inantly antibusing child regardless of race, premature for us to act on." Jof350. [amended resolution She recommended that people contact their creed or color." the However, she added that Itetaurant all mention of congressnan on their own emphasis should be Nearly 75 per cent of the food would be served at each Members of the residence 220 & Howard St/next to the x-way and de facto or de and not through a group changed "back to where it residents of Wilson Hall meal, she said. hall management were not between Michigan and Kalamazoo Ingation from board project as in Chapin's belongs — away from the staged a food strike Other suggestions involved available for comment Richard " E. subject of busing." TALENT SHOW resolution. Thursday night to emphasize publication of a biweekly Sunday. The orange sea of "no Every Mon. Night — 8:00 - 11:30 's original resolution, Chap in, who felt the dissatisfaction with cafeteria cafeteria newsletter and the 's resolution, tabled entire issue was blown out busing" tags in the food service. creation of a student MSU NIGHT ft larch 13, also had of proportion, pointed out auditorium of East Lansing "We think the food is feedback committee for MCAT- DAT-CRE Every Tues. Night . . . 8:00 to 11:30 food Drinks Lots of Fun! Itged local residents "this says we're capable of High School, though, left worse than it should be, menu revisions. - - lort the "hands off" solving our own problems." the emphasis on the busing worse that it is in other Hall management has LSAT-ATGSB TRIVIA NIGHT ■ by writing to their "If we don't have enough issue. dorms," Paula Winkler, proposed an open meeting If you like trivia and beer . . . "The issue is not Livonia freshman, and an you'll love Trivia Night! guts to say this is good for tonight to allow students to NAT L. BDS. Every Wed Night 8:00 to 11:30 I amended resolution the total education of busing," East Lansing organizer of the strike, said discuss their complaints . . . ¥ part: children of this state, then Mayor Wilbur Biookover Friday. "The food has been about the food service. "THE NORWOOD" I It Resolved, that the we have real problems," he testified. real'y bad this term and kids 'I think- W-4«he Every Thurs. Night . . . 8:00 - 11:30 required for A six Piece Combo from MSU ■Lansing Board of said. The Chapin resolution have been threatening a food recommendations are graduate and , n is opposed to any Sharp felt that the school fight, so this was an successful here, this might POLKA NIGHT I attempts to limit the "opposes the appeal of the alternative." board resolution would have spread to other dorms," Ms. equal protection clause in The management t available to local little national effect, but the constitution as it applies was Winkler said. "They were of education in could be harmful locally. to education," he said. receptive to student reasonable proposals." SING ALONG local educational "Any final decision will recommendations, including Also in support of ms. We urge our come from the U.S. the establishment of a Chapin's resolution, the NEJAC TV rs, on both the state Supreme Court," he said. system for student rating of League of Woman Voters food that Beral levels, to oppose "What happens here will so one highly rated RENTALS Summer Sessions legislative act or have no influence." Special Compact Courses (lutional amendment He cautioned, however, Weekends — I ntersessions s not permit local that "it could have of education to devasting repercussions" on |er all legal and the up - coming millage free delivery Jtionally sound election in June. lonal opportunities." to improve To cheers and shouts, * Afor A service and pick up (313) 354-0085 ■ng for the resolution Sharp spoke of the need for the school board to be * #,he I Call 337-1300 SINCE KM (James M. Apple, * LtI The tutoring school with responsive and responsible the Nationwide Reputation I E. Chapin, Cassius to the public. P't Jr. school board "Let's spend our time * FOOD BEING SERVED 6-12 MIDNIGHT i lit and Emily Frame. and energy on the best ^ B.>osed Sharp and the the vote Rita measure, Street curriculum for all he said. Malcolm students," Katz, J TOWN PUMP feted his support )f- 307 S. Grand, Lansing superintendent of East ] "1 don't want a Lansing schools, declared ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ It's free. , state or federal, "it is right and responsible ■this community what for local boards to speak " cannot do." out on local issues in ways CAPITAL CAPSULES P CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE Civil Service lissioH last week said the commission would make I to meet current challenges in employe relations and Teasing job opportunities for women and minority NOW WHEN ■'i Robertson said at a civil service dinner that efforts Jig made to "both fulfill and reconcile the traditional YOU BUY ANY V civil service as a guardian of the merit system, but I exercise leadership in efforts to assist assimilation of 16 OZ. SOFT DRINK Piimrities and women in state jobs." THIS II 'AM I riday A. SEDERBURG, Mankato, Minn, doctoral announced his decision to seek the can nomination to the Michigan State BRIGHT YELLOW Board of on. candidacy was instigated by the urging of many PLASTIC CUP IS throughout the Republican party who were P,(' in the party presenting a "younger" candidate YOURS . . . FREE! jas both educationally and politically qualified," |urg said. lH'k the nomination in order to bring the citizens of Now only at these 2 meaningful alternatives to the current malaise in ipu >Ii( education finds itself," Sederburg said. E. Lansing McDonald s PTOurn said that if elected he will stress policies J Provide for equal educational opportunities ■i l"amla>ning maximum local control of public Van Heusen makes your vibrations visible! Styles, patterns and colors that really send out your message. Get with it! Get your body into a Van Heusen 417 Body Shirt in short or long sleeves. 1024 E. Grand River Give real style to your vibes! 234 W. Grand River Jul. ^ot\AaV\ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 17, 1972 hicano movement called rebir going througha "rebirth into IV MAR IA MORON to the special needs of its by some of the past, into the the older grow," Rivera said, "and e Chicano movement present, young. generation of aside Southwest because La Raza Southwest is not so and into the Chicanos from the political makes up 25 per cent of the . fat^v, as did Rivera said that the Vho's subservient attitudes political movement Western man at the time of aspects will reveal various population there, he said. i Chicano Renaissance faces have caused a paternalism to levels of s a Chicano cultural his great Renaissance. many other obstacles exist in the Southwest." consciousness, not "It will be a most ■lution that is parallel to "The Chicano has never only in the Chicano, but positive factor to that been more optimistic than brought on not only by the Rut the C h i also in the Anglo." ■ classical Renaissance, a white power structure and cano region," Rivera explained, he is now," Rivera said. Renaissance in the This renaissance will have 'because it will finally bring lfessor of romance "He its older generation, but also Southwest will continue its biggest effect on the luages at the University wants self - direction and to about its humanization.' Ij-exas said on campus self - determination in the political fields, economic field and the the IN WOMEN'S ROLE this point in his speech educational and creative lit led. "The Chicano ^ fields as well." laissa'nce and the Risks called essential He said one of the most Inanimation of the important elements of the Ithwest, which was Chicano renaissance is the lented as part of a three - commitment to education f session on Chicano that exists in Chicanos Bv SUN YUEL CHOE Patricia Barnes "The more woman you Jure and art. - everywhere, and that the Taking risks and McConnell, professor of |ln order to understand 1 Chicano Renaissance, TOMAS RIVERA greatest effect renaissance will be on of this the communicating with your psychology, said the rule of allow yourself to become, the more man he can be and partner are essential for the thumb for the liberated Irasaid, "it is necessary people It may seei present educational system liberated woman, a woman woman must be "nothing vice versa," she said. Understand the concepts presumptuous to parallel a itself, particularly at the psychologist from the Center ventured, nothing gained." She also advised women to I affects of the classical great classical Renaissance elementary- and secondary for Urban Affairs told Owen Ms. Barnes let men be themselves and to the Chicano movements - McConnell levels, which he says is blind Hall residents Thursday said each woman can play help them to be masculine. If said that to some but, in effect, the Chicano is to the Chicano culture and night. is any or all of four different a woman as much of a woman's roles, which she woman she can be and defined as female, wife, encourages the man in her egional differences termed mother and life to be as much of a man as professional. "You can be successful at he can be, they can have a all four parts, if you are very busy but very rewarding willing to take the risks and life, Ms. Barnes - McConnell communicate said. honestly with pstacle to Pakistanis' unity By NANCY PARSONS regional autonomy," DuPreesaid. your more partner," she said. "The you communicate honestly with people, the more likely you get hurt. "Being a professional woman," she said, "you should not be in conflict and do not have to be guilty." State News Staff Writer "It behooves the leaders of Pakistan to realize that when And it's true that if you do A professional woman, she not communicate with Igional divisions, the underlying cause of the war in the people of an area want regional autonomy, they are trying people, you do not lose. said, assumes a lot of (ladesh. rvmain a primary obstacle to the surv ival of to work within the system," he said. "But if the leaders look "However," she said, "you responsibilities in many areas Ktan. a Universities Field Staff professor told the on this as a hazard, as a threat, we are going to have more do not win, either." and has not much leisure and rest. ■mal weekly luncheon of administrators in International Bangladeshes and more Biafras." lies and Programs Friday. Defining the basic needs of DuPree describes Pakistan's president, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, a woman as physical "However," she said, "she should try to save a time to Juis ■and then one DuPree, an anthropologist who spends two years in as "the only man who can save Pakistan. He can convince you librium, stability, share with her husband and year lecturing at the 11 institutions across that he is going in three separate directions while he is dependency, security and kids and communicate with lountry affiliated with the Universities Field Staff, is actually going a fourth. 1 just hope that, unlike Nehru, he sex, the psychologist said she them. If you communicate King a two - week course at MSU this term on problems of accepts the already present regionalism." believes it is not healthy for a Jnalism in Afghanistan and Pakistan. woman to depend too much properly with them, you can share lpree discussed the future of the 65 million Pakistanis and DuPree gave India as an example of a country that has on her partner. But, she said, your duties and I attempts at uniting the four distinctly different regions successfully learned how to deal with the problems of both partners need a certain responsibilities at home with B fteir country. regionalism and "allowing a certain degree of autonomy in amount of dependency on them without feeling those regions has proved to be India's salvation." guilty." each other. |rom I 1955 - 69 a noble experiment was conducted to When asked about the effectiveness of foreign aid to Ms. Barnes - McConnell Ms. Barnes - McConnell all of the provinces of Pakistan into one unit in order to said a professional woman ■nate regional disparity," DuPree said. "But it failed Pakistan and India, DuPree said the whole direction and f8™ women should dare to be feminine. can feel fulfillment in life MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Tuse regionalism cannot be suppressed. pur^se behind the aid has come to an end. ■hen a region seeks more autonomy, more individualism, PRESENTS: "Foreign aid failed which means that the Cold War has ■ this have to mean succession? This is what happened in failed and Russia has to realize it, too. We haven't gained any NEW YORK I Pakistan. They didn't want independence at first, just friends with our aid and we have to admit that and go on from ~jk r there," he said. PRQVLUSICA production of "We have to reorient the technical people we send over roupe to there to listen to the people in the villages," DuPree said. "These villagers know a helluva lot more about their agricultural needs than some graduate from MSU." lizabethan lavish production, the performing instruments known to have ir to what might have been in use at the performed before Elizabethan court and arts company Ben Elizabeth I four where needed, the bagpipe uries ^^B J \ Ml Deportment ol Theatre ■ ago, will be and the pipes and tabor ^Michigan State University lented by the New York have been added to the ■Musica at 8:15 tonight, usual courtly instruments of )e MSU Auditorium. the New York Pro Musica TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE consort. Music was taken Entertainment for from publications of the Jabeth" combines Renaissance period. .. dance, theatre and Jfcrmances famous Pro Musica JIN 6NT8R T/lIN/MENT FOP of early music | a unique production Bal acclaim. has won strong IDPHfA ELIZABETH fTlAY 9thruM "An Entertainment for Elizabeth" sets out to re - create the ■he music is played on splendor of such private entertainments as might have been performed in honor of Queen Elizabeth 1 nearly 400 years ago. It is produced with the kind of care and attention to detail which characterizes Pro Musica's performances of The TONIGHT Play of Daniel and The Play of Herod. AT LECTURE CONCERT SUBSCRIPTION SERIES"B" 7:30 - 9:40 Fairchild Theatre TONIGHT 8:15 P.M. U. AUDITORIUM PUBLIC:$5.00 $4.00 $3.00 MSU STUDENTS (W/ID)$1.00 "The best American 355 -3361 Tickets at the Union 355 -6686 movie of 1971!" RHARBARHARHARHA RememBER wood/tock. mjflmonT goose lake? WELL THIS IS UJHERE IT ALL BEGRfll FREOERICO FELUNI'S VISION OF CATACLYSMIC EDWARDSMAIL. "THE DECADENCE Jonis Jopttn with Big Brother A the Hokfeg Compooy. fcott flkKenxio- fltomos A Popos • Christine jorgeimseim story Cooood Hoot • Hugh Mosekeio • Mftnoti fyafiO'^L |"wwirui>pbke behind at 232. I had planned to find our NOW 39c ■ Marx checked in Reg. 49c best people. I still really at T«k Timyan had 245 don't know that much Hyland about our personnel now. rounded I Spartan scoring with "I just hope that the weather passes over so that J quite pleased with we can play." |V Murphy played," T commented, "I a The Spartans have quite busy nine days coming up ALL COLORS J>at ■ember of we have found a with two dual meets our top six Tuesday and Wednesday |o along with and two tournaments jerMelden and scheduled along with the weekly playoffs to * actually finished shots out of fifth determine the Spartans representatives in the Stock now for up your f'th ■"- who its 1179 total. took tourneys, which could ninth, include two six - man teams ^ two shots«tahead of 1177, to the Michigan Invitational at Ann Arbor this weekend. communication MSU BOOKSTORE on h i; H 1:• •J *"j * :*'A In the International 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Ap,j| i,, ■eWNATiq.. SPECIAL: 10 words for 5 days for$5. ^Sw'rn CANCELLATIONS! US Celebrate NO 3558255 Automotive FRAN K1Y SPEAKING ty Phil Irank For Rent GET Action WITH A Automotive Employment Want Ad CHEVY BISCAYNE Excellent condition $600 or 1967. SUPER BEETLE 1971, dark Apartments best offer. 332-8635. 3-4-17 MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe auto-stick. Very nice BUSINESS STUDENT wanted as •AUTOMOTIVE CHEVROLET 1964, 289engine, 2 and 3 man apartments, condition, still under Credit and Correspondent Scooters & Cycles runs well, needs exhaust furnished, air • conditioning, warranty, $1875. 351-9263. Manager for local direct mail Parts & Service system, $75. 353-7190 2-4-17 walking distance to campus. firm. Accounting background between 10-2only. 1-4-17 Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 or Aviation and/or familiarity with 489-1656. 19-4-28 TRIUMPH 1968. GT - 6, good computers helpful. Part time •EMPLOYMENT COUGAR 1967. V-8, power * car. Best offer. 355-0140 8 - 5 now. Full time this summer. FOR RENT steering, automatic, excellent FOUR MAN sublet, summer, on p.m., after 372-2332. 3-4-19 Send resume to ESS, South Apartments condition. $1095 or best Grand River, 351-8546 after 5 Point Plaza, Lansing. 3-4-17 offer. 625-7120 after 6 p.m. p.m. 3-4-17 Houses 3-4-17 VEGA, '72, GT-A^jack Wagon Rooms must sell 3.cPj72. 3-4-17 REGISTERED NURSE. 6 MONTH LEASE. For fall and •FOR SALE ROSELAWN MANOR, 707 winter. Available on Cedar Animals CU7^ASS " CONVERTIBLE VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Excellent Armstrong available 7-3:30 Road has position Village model. 351-5180. condition' «8S heater- radi0 shift, full time. Mobile Homes $800.485-7958.5-4-21 10-4-26 $950 371^468 evenings. Excellent salary and benefits. •Lost & Found Apply in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. DODGE CHARGER 1969. 5'4"17 or call 393-5680 Mrs. Swan SUMMER SUBLET" •PERSONAL Yes.. .two option. Air conditJ •PEANUTS PERSONAL e^i^|enitOnco0^)!)tTi,eS' VOLKSWAGEN 1967. 50,000 Personnel. 5-4-19 bedroom. 129 d •REAL ESTATE 351-8067 5-4-17 ' '°n' miles, excellent mechanical 351-1768. 6-4=21 1 •RECREATION FIAT I 850 Spider 1969. $800. condition, very good, clean CallSteve' PART TIME verification of - Outside phone sales. johns per •SERVICE SUBLEASE. Call after 5 p.m. 355-7853. 625-4501.3-4-17 Car required. Flexible hours. $160 Instruction Typing Service 3-4-19 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966. 'WE DO HAVE SOME LIVING DOWNSTAIRS Guaranteed wage. 332-1497. 3-4-19 Phone apartment! a campus. Call month, rogj KathyJ 5-4-20 1 •TRANSPORTATION FORD GALAXIE 500, 1968. Carpet, new engine with BUT THEVKE PRETTV QUIET I' FULL OR part time Pharmacy and balconies, too Automotive, •WANTED steering. Must air, power sell. Phone 339 9339 after 5 p.m. 3-4-19 cmmYsrmm/ BOX ish/E. iMtsm. MM. clerk, experienced only need SUBLET TWO "n^t DEADLINE 332-2962 or 332-2196. 3-4-18 " apply. Must be neat. Call WATER'S EDGE term, Block from] 1 P.M. one class day _i. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Karmann 349-4410 or 349-1702 after 6 RIVER'S EDGE Abbot. Air col before publication. FORD 1965. 6 cylinder, Ghia- 9reat 9as mileage, p.m. 3-4-19 next to Cedar Village $160/month 337I automatic, 65,000 miles. convertible. Phone 484-0187. 332-4432 x-5-4-19 f Good condition.' 351-4139. 5_4'17 Auto Service & Part Employment BOOKKEEPER. BAR and Cancellations/Co rections 12 noon one r- 4-4-19 restaurant, payroll P. and L.'s, 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 LARGE. 2 PARTY"1 - VW 1969. Reduced, reasonable. VWGUARANTEED repai MODELS WANTED. Call some secretarial. Only limited man furnished apartments efficiency, air coJ class day before RANDY'S MOBIL. 1-96 at accounting experience including heat $62.50 - close to campulr publications. FORD FAIRLANE1967,4-door, V?$' tune " up" Okemos Road. 349-9620. 485-6617 for appointment. required. Apply in person, $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie. Summer .$ 154. 6 cylinder, $400. Call after 9 >"2-1267.1-4-17 20-4 28 PHONE p.m. 694-0318. 7-4-20 : = C 4 28 THE BREWERY, 3411 E. $85 per man. Lease starting 351-1610.0114211 PART Michigan, Lansing. 1-4-17 June 15 and September 1st. 355-8255 JEEP 1967. 16,000 miles. V-6, Scooters & Cycles M/. -,ON BODY SHOP, 812 East TIME employment, student 12 - 20 Days, 487-3216 evenings til Kalamazoo Street Since FOOD AND cocktail waitresses. 10 p.m. 882-2316. 0-4-28 snow blade. Best offer over " . . hours/week. Automobile RATES 10 woird minimum , _ _ .. 1940. Complete auto 1971 Apply ROSARIO'S No""^^™ $1400.349-2805.3-4-17 HS,UZUtK' condition $32590 ExCel'ent or best offer. painting and collision service. required. 351-5800 for information. C-3-4-17 RESTAURANT AND at 2 GIRLS for 4-man starting fall. WORDS No. DAYS Call Brian, 351-9601. 3-4-19 IV5-0256. C 4 28 MGB GT 1970. LOUNGE, 1957 North Cedar Watersedge Apartment. Red, |l ^3 5 10 LAST CHANCE Street, Holt. D-5-4-21 332-8479.5-4-18 exceptionally clean, in QLI&H ToT 6.50 13.00 excellent mechanical WANTED: LIKE new'70 or'71 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair Now leasing for rill, CB-350 Honda. 482-5375. work on Volkswagen, bugs, STUDENTSWANTED from Williams Hi [Elurn 4.80 7.80 15.60 condition. Must sacrifice. 1-4-71 busses or Ghias. GRAND For Rent MARRIEO STUDENTS Michigan Ave, 1 393-8010 9-8. After 8 p.m. 'to participate In two-phase month rn nm 6.00 9.75 19.50 RIVER CITGO, 1054 East & FACULTY per perjon 332-1428 Miss Daniel. 3-4-17 •research project. Initial evenings. ACCESSORIES DONT' STOP - Grand River. 351-9274. PARKING, KEDZIE Street, one session on Tuesday, April 18, ED S3 7.20 11.70 23.40 At the new CUSTOM CYCLE C-4-28 at 6 p.m. OR 9 p.m. In Room block from campus. $20 8.00 13.00 26.00 MGB 1971, convertible, white SHOP, 1806 East Michigan. 138 Chemistry. PAY Is $2 for remainder of term. 351-1122. 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. with black top. Excellent Call 482-4501. 5-4-19 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. the first session and $4 for jo me with study the second (to be held at r 3-4-19 m nm 10.00 16.25 32.50 condition. 627-9322. 3-4-19 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 y°u qualify TRIUMPH 250 Scrambler, East Kalamazoo Street, 1 347 Student Se rvices Blag. All students ads must be MGB 1972, AM/FM, convertible, whitewalls. 1971. 1300 miles. $650. mile West of campus. 25' x 50' garden plots $12 per season. 4444 S. for rent. from $145 per mo. GIRLS, TO share t.rj. J 349-1555, 2-5 p.m. 3-4-18 487-5055. C No calls necessary. Hagadorn. 332-3788 after 5 apartment, walk if prepaid 332-8641 or 489-2684. Leave p.m. B-1-4-17 UNFURNISHED utilities paid, $60wl message for Tim. 3-4-18 BSA 1967 650cc Hornet. Good AUTOMOTIVE No REPEATS, please. REPLACEMENT parts, used, children welcome each. Phone 333fl| The State News will be shape, $650. Call 349-2348. TV AND STEREO rental. p.m. 5-4-17 FOR TEACHERS * if ■< bookkeeping, public relations light typing, Important. ANN ARBOR: Deluxe 2 man. 4 % *> r~ % In * INN AMERICA $1,85/hour. Call YOUNG AMERICA, 485-5441. 2-4-17 Available May August. Phone 313-663-5127 through j» K % a % See Resld 3-4-19 1' $ iS $ fr kind of people 10 * As low as $ your BABYSITTER four weekdays, STUDIO APARTMENT to 11 % ii % Roomate service available. 5-9:30 p.m. Own transportation. 76c per hour. sublease. 6 months or more. % IN % if 'ft »» HALSTEAD *Air conditioned * Unlimited Parking 332-3373. 6-4-20 Close to campus, pool. Call 372 9089. 5-4-21 swimming if % is if %% 'Dishwashers •Shag Carpeting •New Furniture •Model Open Daily MODELS WANTED for full Ml % ft* MANAGEMENT 2771 Northwind Call 351-8282 time employment. 489-8458. 619 East Michigan Avenue. MAN TO share apartment term. $65/month. Own spring •HJ ft •ii (Behind the Yankee Store) American Massage room. 1214 East Kalemazoo. % Incorporated. 10-4-17 6-4-18 n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, April 17, 1972 11 For Sale Personal mt GIBSON J-200 Acoustic, perfact. Marshall 60 watt. SRO's, new 361-1889. x-5-4-19 STUDIES GOT you down, to"two bedroom. bunkie? Take a "needlepoint JLndor, $160. Available KUSTOM - 300 P.A.,two EV break" - guaranteed to ■339 2961-1-4-17 mlcs. 670P. 371-2038 after 6 soothe janglad nerves. Visit the THIMBLE BERRY Announcements for It's The MSU Scots p.m. 5-4-19 Highlanders \ll JUNE 16. 1 two 210 Abbott Road, Suite 44 SHOP, What's received Happening muit be will meet at 7 p.m. today in the m furnished home. 1 FENDER TELE CASTE H Maple (above Crossroads Imports) in the State News Demonstration Hall Ballroom. bedroom unfurnished office, 341 Student Services - neck, good condition, hard and let us help you start a Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two Free U |Bo.h close t° case. 361-3277.3-4-17 project - large or small. WE class days before publication. speedreading will be T33O days, 332-4638 have all supples and lots of No held at 7 p.m. today in 326 announcements will be Natural Science is. 14 17 NEW ideas. Classes offered in Bldg. for those accepted by phone. No who attended the first class. beginning needlepoint and I BOMB HOUSE, good T crewel embroidery. Open 10 announcements will be accepted for events outside the Screened porch, . E a.m. to 4 p.m., greater The Russian Language dub beck yard, six O C Monday Lansing area. R T through Saturday, 337-2750. will present the Soviet, film, ,flS. $55/man. Y S 2-4-17 "Sadlto," with English subtitles Rather ^92. S-54-21 Quality Awning Shop " Hall auditions for "Spring 1972 - will hold at 7:30 p.m. today in 104B _882i473^ GET IN on the celebration I Wells Hall. FURNISHED 4 International Want Ad Week Cabaret Talent Show: SPEAKERS-TWO large systems, house. Near East Special. 10 words for 5 days Extravaganza" from 1:30 to 5 Dyna PAS3X preamplifier. Ezat O. Negahaban will speak ■1 Shopping District for for $ 5 NO p.m. April 22 tai the second on "Haft Vacuum cleaner. Electronic Tepe, an Elamite (call floor activity room. For further . l«. 353-0291. engine analyzer, 1601b CANCELLATIONS. Be Capitol" in an illustrated lecture information, contact Vanessa barbell set. Must sell. Happy I Be Promptl Call for the Central Michigan NOWI 355-8255. 5-4-21 Boyd. 361-7985. 2-4-17 Archaeological Society at 8 Rooms The tonight in Kresge Art Center. IT'S INTERNATIONAL Student Advisory STEREO TAPE Recorder, $175. WANT AD WEEK! Councils of the College of KENT unfurnished Voice of Music. 351-3908. Business and the Graduate Sam Zagoria, industrial lit room. $61. Call K3 after 5 p.m. 3-4-17 Brand new. 10-4-24 sell Want attention to medium Ads like this to call potent School of Business relations research speaker, will discuss "Public Workers and Time out by proclaiming Administration present the International Want Ad Week. Public Unions" at 8 p.m. The Chinese and American table tennis 8' 12' blue rug, blond chest of "Monday Business Flicks" at teams took time out from their I PEOPLE needed to x In terms of volumeof dollars Tuesday in Union Parlor C. for dinner cafeteria - busy schedules drawers, large wooden desk, involved, sales made, Jobs noon today in 115 Eppley style at the University of Michigan. That same I five bedroom house Center. won two day, the Chinese $25/each. 353-7190 between Free U classes meeting single exhibition matches at the Chrysler Arena. Five minutes I, these fine print today: 10-2 only. 1-4-17 . messages pack a wallop all FCC Third Class License State News photo by Fred Johnson ■ campus. 351-4308. over the world. The German film "Tonio - 7:30 p.m., 201 Bessey Hall; STEREO, ONLY 2 months old, You're smart to put your Kroger" will be presented at 7 Motorcycle Repair - 7:30 p.m., $50. Ask for Craig, call p.m. today at the East Lansing 458 Evergreen St.; Sensitivity - llGLE rooms, parking. Eprm, utilities paid. 1 available. 332-5035. 484 3696. 1-4-17 LUDWIG DRUMS: Four Zildjian 355-8255 for a Public Library. 7:30 p.m., Phillips Hall first floor library; South America - Protests mar China team's debut cymbals. Extras also. $300. Service 7:30 p.m., 108 Bessey Hall. Free U course lists are available at (Continued from page one) match of the evening pitted 351-3642. X-3-4-17 put up more of a fight, Synergy. §NSING - Employed PREGNANT? We understand. BUILDING AND contracting. forced Liang to leap current U.S. champion Dal - showing occasional signs of in or student, 3 Ceramic HALLICRAFTER SX-111 Call us. Pregnancy counseling. tile and carpentry Those interested in becoming awkwardly to hit the ball. joon Lee against Ho Tsu - b r i 11 i ance, but the m Union. 443 Grove work and ■call 332 0205. 3-4-19 receiver, $100. Excellent 372-1560. 0-4-28 painting. Small jobs part of a Free U course dealing Many in the audience of pin. Since Lee's style scoreboard condition, phone 484-3231 our specialty. Free estimates. about 11,000 stayed on the consistently with Radical Personal and resembles the Chinese, from mounted after 6:30 p.m. X-5-4-20 Call 482-0056 anytime lopsidedly on the AMPEX MICRO 12 Cassette Interpersonal Growth, call Greg edge of their seats when the penholder grip to the side of the visitors. 5-4-18 recorder. Excellent for at 351 3820. Sweeris, time and again, SPECIAL RATE on Classified - emphasis on offense, many language studies. Call floated back the powerful The exhibition games after Ads this week. 10 words for 5 READ TV FACTS, distributed expected a close contest. evenings, 355-8055. 3-4-18 The last meeting for those overspin drives of lis opponent, days for $5. NO every Wednesday at your Instead, they saw a one - the international series ■nGLE room, 3 blocks local merchants. C-11-4-28 interested in the Humanities in occasionally seizing the sided slaughter, with Lee proved to be the most CANCELLATIONS. Take 1 Union. Available Recreation London program will be held at initiative with well advantage of this losing 15 -21 and 12 -21. exciting part of the lately. 351-5076 after once a year offer I Call NOWI 355-8255. 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. 7:30 p.m. today in 208 Bessey Hall. -executed, forehand volleys A disgruntled Lee later spectacle, at least for those JET FLIGHTS to Lowest prices in town I 50 to the crosscourt. 5-4-21 Germany from accused the officials of table tennis cognoscenti who $159. Anne copies, $1.50. Copies, better "Sweeris really got hot," Munnich, There will be "fixing" the match in favor stayed to watch. ■, OWN room, kitchen, ANTIQUE GREEN, GOLD 2 - 355-7846. 0-1-4-17 and cheaper then printingl a meeting for explained Dick Miles, 10 - T, Block from campus. THE PAPER EATER people interested in the Free of the Chinese. piece living room suite and Store at 4 p.m. time U.S. singles championa One match, between fall etc. 351-1122. 9-9, 211 Abbott Road, Tuesday in the "First they get a list of , Provincial table, good JOBS EUROPE Volunteer Bureau, 27 Student and broadcaster for ABC TV. offensive smasher Li Fu 351-4321. C-19-4-28 - American players," Lee - guaranteed condition. 485-5700. and salaried. Services Bldg. "When he gets hot, nobody jung and defensive stylist D-5-4-21 England, Belgium, and complained, "Then they I ROOM and board. in the world can beat him." Chiang Hsieh - lin, became so Switzerland. Year - round. Instruction Meet with the Folklore give it to the Chinese, who furious that the players often JAIpha Theta sorority. Trainees (general help) The most disappointing FURNITURE, 3 complete rooms Society at 7:30 p.m. today in can pick advantageous ended up on opposite sides |1,337-0100. 3-4-18 for only $377. BROOKS hotels, restaurants, pairings. My match would WANT TO leen to play 100 Berkey Hall to learn how to of the court. supermarkets, hospitals, Fran dor, FURNITURE 627-9600. build dulcimer. have been a draw against lear department stores. harmonica. Will pay for a t monthly. Kitchen, D-5-4-21 Summer England holiday weekly lessons. Call Eddie, anyone except the one they Chiang, nicknamed "the [ parking. 351-9386. FENDER $100. MUSTANG guitar Will dicker. Call camps. Counseling. France Camp For free 337-1026. 1-4-17 matter All in the UN groups with reading and organizational files VP panel picked to play against me." The American women magic chopper," delighted the crowd by retrieving the ANTIQUE TRUNK refinishing Lounge at the Union, players were all soundly ball about two inches from 351 8069 or 337-0269. 14-17 stamped self - addressed (Continued from page one) | HALL men, women, business size envelope, to course. Tuesday or Thursday contact the Union Board defeated by the Chinese the ground. His shadow - been obtained from ', tt block campus. evenings during May. immediately. 50 USED SEWING machines, Princeton Research, Dept. documents available to those women, with current boxing movements Lis. 3-6 p.m. Monday - C. Box 44188 Panorama 655-1109. 3-4-18 $9.95 up. 40 used vacuum champion Wendy Hicks apparently dazzled Li 1372-1031. 0-4-17 Rick Weiner, assistant to Sen. reviewing the candidates, crushed 15 21 and 13 21 cleaners, $3.50 up. Electro PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. Faxon, will conduct a canvassing which includes the - - enough for him to win in two Grand, 805 E. Michigan, EUROPE, SUMMER' 72' Round Folk, rock, classical. All workshop for the Michigan committee members, vice by Shih Ping - lin. The men straight games. |IED, SUMMER and Lansing. Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 trip jets from $219. styles. $3 per lesson. Inquire Youth Politics Institute Free U ss from campus. 334 STUDENTOURS, 129 East presidents and other top p.m. Saturday, 9-12 noon. at MARSHALL MUSIC. campaign class at 7:30 p.m. 337-2793. 6-4-21 0-4-28 Grand River, 351-2650. 351-7830. C-1-4-17 Tuesday in 38 Union. University officials. C-4-28 "The important objective I SINGLES AND of securing the best possible CASH PAID. For Stereo and TUTORIAL HELP by Ph.D.'s. Sigma Delta Chi will elect |)LES. Cooking All person as vice president for i. Utilities paid. Call camera equipment. Cash and Real Estate sciences. Including math, officers at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in trades. WILCOX physics and computers. Call the Union Gold Room. Members student affairs must remain •?. C-4-28 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 351-8629.0-1-4-17 are asked to attend. uppermost. I fully intend to East Michigan. 485-4391. EXECUTIVE FARM, f RE room, in clean, Williamston area. 153 acres. pursue this objective and 8-5:30 p.m. Monday - There will be an open rap on plan to submit my i. m. Cooking. Close 485-8836, Saturday. C New barn, brick Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Fireplace Typing Service "Adjustment to Marriage" at recommendation to the 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the East ■3 0-19 4-28 in living room. Many extras. Shaw Hall lounge. board of trustees as MAMIYA C-330 Excellent ANN BROWN: Typing and Land contract terms. Will originally planned at the May condition, $250. Phone: multilith offset printing. fH HOUSE Co-op 371-3930.5-4 19 consider trade. Call Doug Leighton Ford Reachout meeting," Wharton said. Wale needed spring, Peters 663-8920 Complete service for Christian or Witness classes ftoom and board. PROGRESSIVE REALTY dissertations, theses, SONY TC-650 stereo tape deck. sponsored by the Baptist |4 5-4-17 372-5512. D-5-4-21 manuscripts, general typing, Student Union will begin at JVC stereo cassette deck. IBM. 22 years experience. 7:30 p.m. today in Parlors A, B R man. Across from Minox B 16 mm spy camera. 349-0850. C4-28 OKEMOS AREA. By owner. and C of the Union. ■211'/> Grand River., Rollle 35 mm Built in 1970. 3 bedroom ■ 54-19 miniature camera. TV TYPING WANTED, 8 years ranch, briqk and stone Applications for the Army sets, telescopes, typewriters, exterior. experience. Phone Dolly Cerpeted ROTC Two Year Program will tapestries, head - phones, 8 - throughout, 2 full baths, two 484-5765. 34-17 be accepted through April 28. for Sale track home and car tape half baths, built - ins; stove, Call 355 - 1913 or stop by players. 500 used 8 - track refrigerator, dishwasher. COMPLETE THESES service. Demonstration Hall for more I see the savings with tapes, $2 each. WILCOX Large rec room with wet bar Discount printing. IBM information. ■ glasses from Optical SECOND HAND STORE, 509 and stone fireplace. 2 car typing and binding of theses, East Michigan Avenue. 8 - Ht, 2615 East Michigan garage. Many extras. E xcellent resumes, publication. Across Women Against the War will 5:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. I 372 7409. C-5-4-21 condition. Large lot. $39,000. from campus, corner M.A.C. plan a teach - in at 7:30 p.m. 485-4391. BankAmericard, 349-3535.3-4-14 and Grand River, below Master Charge, Layaway, Tuesday in the Women's Center. ■D FRAMES,all sizes, Jones Stationery Shop. Call •° order. Beautiful, Terms, Trades. C-4-28 TIRED OF PAYING renttoEast COPYGRAPH SERVICES, There will be a Pot Luck fnsive. 372-7574. Lansing landlords? 3 acres of 337-1666. C-4-28 Dinner at 6 p.m. today at the privacy. Farm house in the Animals country. Fireplace, 4 TYPING THESES and letters, Women's Center, formerly the Albatross. A Women's ■ DRESS bedrooms. Good investment, - very cheap; etc. Rapid, accurate service. 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Harryman's Shoes, Frandor Shopping Center, Lansing. Mich. Dancer Company, 108 Maple Street, Mason, Mich. ISE YOUR Ken's Shoes, 112 West Exchange, Owosso, Mich. 1ERCHARGE Ken's Shoes, 213 North Shiwassee, Corunna, Mich. ISTATE Mfia/C 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Republicans criticize STATE DISCOUlu Dem tactics in House 307 c. grand rj J By JUDY YATES McNeely called for a voice by the Democratic Speaker State News Staff Writer vote, declared that it favored Pro Tempore (Davis)," The Republicans in the adjournment and pounded Milliken's statement said. House of Representatives are the gavel. "As a result, the House was $1.10 "past the complaining stage Smart said that the forced to abandon its Cigarettes Crest and plan to take some Republicans are still responsibilities and leave to action" against the contemplating what action they will take. one judge to decide what should be decided by elected Tootfipaft Democrats for their "quick gavel" tactics in the reapportionment squabble, "If the leadership is not willing to abide by the rules, representatives of the people," Milliken said. 3/99° ». jjjjc Republican floor leader maybe we should do limit 3 pkgs. The Federal District Court limit l Clifford H. Smart, Walled something about the (coupon) Lake, said Friday. leadership," he said. in Detroit began hearings on (coupon) The altercation revolves around a bill to reapportion Smart said the Republicans the issue Friday since the legislature did not come up E«uVsfn^std Michigan's 19 congressional districts have not ruled out the possibility of replacing the with last an acceptable plan by Thursday's deadline You'd belter $1.00 according to 1970 census figures. The issue has present Democratic However, the legislature did Motorists face barrage of signs where Hagadorn Road crosses the Red Cedar while the One Size Vicki Lynn leadership with other continue discussion Friday a been before the legislature Democratic leadership. and is scheduled to consider bridge is being worked The maze demonstrates that drivers must be quick readers in since last fall. The bill, passed last month Smart's comments were the issue again Tuesday. on. addition to capable motorists. Panty Hose echoed in a release for Gov. by the senate, supports the Republican party by virtually assuring that the 12 Milliken Friday, 39c limit 3 "The quick gavel that 7 party split that favors the Loan default (coupon) - thwarted the legislature's GOP will be preserved in the Expires after 4-22-72 consideration of East Lansing Store 1972 elections. Only congressional When it looked like the reapportionment Republican attempt to bring $1.00 represented a deplorable the bill up for a vote was (Continued from page one) of the most active in abdication of the Opaque — one the State Treasury Dept. takes increasing number of going to be successful legislature's responsibilities, Last year he only filed three. student loans — is defaults is understandable over, sending letters and Thursday, the Democrats a frustration of the legislative He said no significant experiencing an increase in because the number of loans Knee Sox moved for a quick increase has occurred in the losses, the losses agents or taking court action process and a disservice to are not made is increasing. adjournment. the people of Michigan," number of loans given. against the student. unanticipated. The first motion to Milliken's statement said. He said the situation in The difficulties that Dykema said this is the adjourn, made by floor Waldron said 52 loans East Lansing is not surprising various bankers may be story throughout the leader Marvin Stempien, R - "The Senate faced the came due at his bank April 1 considering that the area experiencing with student Midwest, judging from the limit 3 Livonia, was rejected 56 - 46 issue and acted responsibly. and 20 of the students have "could be conducive to more loans have not developed as theme of a meeting he (coupon) on a roll call vote. Stempien The majority of House not recently attended with Expires after 4-22-72 responded to attempts to problems than elsewhere" clearly for the state. East Lansing Store Only made the motion again but members representing both set up installment loans because of the large Cummings said 4.2 per representatives from this time asst. speaker parties expressed their desire under the normal cent of all loans made under universities in Minnesota, concentration of students. Mathew McNeely, D - to act responsibly, but they procedures. Although not all the guaranteed loan program Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Detroit, who had been were denied the right to do of the 20 students will While he does not have been in default, Illinois and Wisconsin. 20% Off The Discount Price because of a political anticipate that his bank will But he said he had presiding, was quickly so default, Waldron said he reflecting only a .4 per cent no greatly curtail its loan deposed by associate speaker Stanley Davis, D - Grand motion by the Democratic majority floor leader expects many will. program, he acknowledged increase over a year ago. But Cummings said he is explanation for the default difficulties the East Lansing on any Deodorant ! "I think there is a that on the whole, student Rapids. (Stempien) and a quick gavel not disturbed by this figure. State Bank is currently write brand breakdown in the sense of loans are a losing investment because of the number of In the seven years of the facing. name here , moral responsibility. 'Get it and don't worry about defaults. program's existence about limit 1 Rep guarantee backed paying,' " Waldron said, describing the attitude of defaulters. '4 When due a bank has exercised diligence" in attempting to locate 60,000 students have been helped and only about 1,000 of the loans are in default, he ps^ecycle NEWS (coupon) Expires after 4-22-72 East Lansing Store Only (Continued from page one) caucus of the student said. students whose loans are representatives will be representatives to the As result, the bank is Henry C. Dykema, director considered at a special a due, Michifpn banks sell the Academic Council. of financial aids atMSU, said Kodak Color Film considering either dropping loans to the Michigan Higher meeting of the committee Buckner vowed early this out of the guaranteed Education Authority, which this afternoon. term to hold up his Flashcubes The recommendation is appointments to the education loan program or "guarantees" the loan. The 126, 127, 620 the result of open hearings Committee on Nominations limiting the loans to student bank is refunded in full and from the East Lansing area, the problem of finding the and discussion held by a until the at - large subcommittee charged with investigating the issue of controversy is cleared up. According to the present he said. One source in a key Detroit student and making him pay for the loan falls to Patrick Commings, loans supervisor. MSU 79c limit 1 minority representation. bank, who asked that neither bylaws, Buckner, as The loan department sends (coupon) (coupon) Mike Grebner, chairman of the subcommittee, said that his group felt that the bylaws chairman of ASMSU, must appoint three members to the committee before an he nor his bank be identified, said the loss ratio on "a letter guaranteed education loans student or makes further or two" to the Wfest Expires after 4-22-72 East Lansing Store Only requried changes in one of has "jumped" and is attempts to locate the election can be held. two directions: either the expected to increase further. student, if he is missing. If 20% Off The Discount Price minority distinction be A recommendation to He said that, while his bank these attempts fail, the eliminated and any student eliminate the minority on any Shampoo We've invented the small sensible solid be allowed to run for an at - distinction and open the large seat, or that the election to all students, representatives for the 10 initiated by Buckner and American car all over again. seats be chosen solely by passed by the University minority students. Student Affairs limit 1 Under the present bylaws, Committee(USAC), was also (coupon) 10 minority representatives presented to the Committee Expires after 4-22-72 are chosen in an all - on Academic Governance East Lansing Store University student election. Friday. Six of the representatives The committee considered must be nonwhite and five Saucer the USAC proposal and a must be women. third recommendation Cosmetic The subcommittee's submitted by a dissenting (Just Like Frist proposal recommends that member of the Cotton Balls the 10 seats be divided subcommittee. The third among blacks, women, Chicanos and other nonwhites. Each group proposal would give minority groups nonvoting seats on the council. 300s 59c limit 1 would hold an open meeting where the After lengthy debate, the (coupon) (couponl procedures for Expires after 4-22-72 selecting its representatives committee decided by a 14 East Lansing Store Only would be decided. to 11 vote that guaranteed Hpjrold Buckner, ASMSU minority representation was chairman, appeared at the necessary, eliminating both committee meeting Friday of the latter proposals. 10% Off The Discount Price to oppose the John Reinoehl, chairman recommendation. of the committee, said that on all He said that the plan is not the problem of determing feasible because certain how the representatives will Film Developing groups would control any be selected still remains, such open meetings, making No limit however. the selection of (coupon) representatives unfair to the He vowed to continue Expires after 4-22-72 I East Lansing Store Only total minority. holding special meetings "Everyone should have an until the committee comes opportunity to run and to up with a working plan to $2.50 win. And it is a farce to say present to the Academic that they would (under this Council. Flex Balsam plan)," Buckner said following the meeting. "It is not a matter of being against it philosophically, it is a matter of being against it IDFHfA mflY When people shop for a small car, they look for some very simple mileage as the little imports. limit 2 bulbs mechanically," Buckner said 9thrul4 basic values. Dependability. Economy of money and style. Good mileage and long life. A solid-as-a-rock four speed transmission. A welded steel body with six coats of Sports car steering. (coupon) Thursday night during a paint. Expires after 4-22-72 Those basics are our birthplace. East Lansing Store Only The Model T, the Model A, the Ball-joint front suspension, and a wide stable stance on the road. first mass produced station wogon — name a basic idea, and chances are Pinto is one small car that doesn't have to fear a Ford built it. superhighway And finally: Pinto gives you comfortable interior $5.98 Stereo L.P. PIZZA FEAST Now to Ford Pinto Pinto is as simple and solid a small car as there is in the world. der room yet it's only 11* inches - leg and shoul¬ longer than the leading little import. See the Pinto at your Ford dealer's. It's 40 Nilsson And it's priced lower than the three leading imports; lower than its major Model A but it's still the same basic idea. years newer than the Schmilsson-llarry Nilss* TONIGHT — U.S. competitor. 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