Tuesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Volume 64 Number 140 STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 18,1972 Crest toothpaste | 59c Renewal of bombing seen unless N.Viets end drive SAIGON (AP) - An official U.S. official U.S. source said: "The whole Haiphong docks had been hit. Radio Boris Lavmev, Samuilmarshak and source expressed belief Monday there thing (Sunday's raids) was political. Hanoi said they had and reported one Selmdzha, -.hich were in port. The will be renewed bombing of North The the Hanoi and Soviet wounded. In its "Numerous holes were reason Haiphong seaman was note said: Vietnam's heartland, including Hanoi hit was to put pressure on areas were diplomatic protest, Moscow said the caused, particularly in the living and Haiphong, unless the Communist - North Vietnam to relieve the pressure four ships hit were the Simferopol, led forces call of their 19 quarters of the crews. - day - old down here. general offensive in South Vietnam. "I think that if the North continues Moscow said the offensive in the South, Nixon will Sunday's raids on the Haiphong dock area damaged four go back to Haoi and Haiphong. He business. He has SECRET MEETS Soviet means no intention of ships. A protest was lodged with the U.S. ambassador. demolishing the North, but he wants to let them know what he will do." In the ground war U.S. officers in An Loc said the enemy still held 15 per cent of the provincial capital 60 miles north of Saigon and had setup a Until Sunday, the U.S. aerial campaign against the North, which began April 6, had been limited to the N.Viet folks southern part of North Vietnam, well quasigovernment in the part they control. A government division sent to to the south of Haoi and its port Haiphong. city, U.S. military sources said the thrust if U.S. attack relieve the encircled town was diverted of Monday's air strikes had shifted to meet elements of a N'orth PARIS (AP) — North Vietnam held His proposals were made public to back to enemy troop concentrations culminate a flurry of secret exchanges out the possibility Monday of high - Vietnamese division on the march and base areas in South Vietnam. level secret talks tc end the Vietnam through "a private channel" between apparently for attacks nearer Saigon. One such concentration was said to War if the United States halts air attacks the United States, and North Vietnam Elsewhere in Indochina, a 1,000 - be a North Vietnamese division south The United States was believed to be Protest stag man Cambodian force was reported of Da Nang which was hit Sunday, on North Vietnam. A second and linked condition was pressing for further secret talks, either cut off in fighting near the ruins of killing an estimated 200 to 300 enemy that the United States agree to go back separately or in connection with the scretary of State William Rogers and Chairman J. William Angkor Wat. In two days of fighting, troops. Intelligence sources said it was to the once - a - week semipublic peace regular sessions. government forces had lost 75 killed unclear whether the division The exchanges were aimed at getting ulbright, D - Ark. talk before a Senate Foreign Relations and wounded, the high command was talks which the U.S. - South Vietnamese ommittee meeting Monday. Rogers was on hand to defend newly infiltrated or put together from side broke off last month. the talks going again after Nixon had reported. No enemy casualties were formerly independent units to wield indefinitely suspended them March 23 ie administration's foreign aid budget but was given. them into a single more powerful If these demands are met, it was to break what he called a 3V4 - year rimediately quizzed by Fulbright about renewed American In commenting on Sunday's strikes striking force. announced, North Vietnamese "filibuster" by the North Vietnamese. Politburo member Le Due Tho will The talks had gone through 147 isaults in North Vietnam. AP Wirephoto and on the possibility of more attacks After Sunday's bombing, U.S. come to Paris to take part in the talks, deep inside North Vietnam, the officials refused to say whether the sessions. presumably at the secret level. Tho had Since the North Vietnamese offensive met several times last year with began March 30, the United States has $1.50 BUDGET HEARINGS President Nixon's national security adviser, Henry A. Kissinger, in secret indicated it will refuse to return to the talks until the offensive is called off. Flashcubes I Paris exchanges which failed to produce a settlement. Washington said Hanoi Law school, broke off the talks with Kissinger, tuition reviewed claiming Tho was ill. The U.S. delegation to the Vietnam conference withheld comment on the North Vietnamese proposal pending Applications Acceptance of applications for positions on the Antidiscrimination and stay in Michigan after graduation," "getting full utilization of the teaching consultations with Washington. j By RANDY GARTON College Presidents reported over the Judicial Board, Student - Faculty he said. weekend that Michigan colleges could staff." For the first time this year, the The North Vietnamese package deal and came out at a news conference held by Judiciary and All - University Student MICHAEL FOX Sen. Garland Lane, D - Flint, lose up to $21 million annually in out - legislature has requested statistics from of state fees. A $2 per credit increase at all state universities asking the amount Minister of State Zuan Thuy, who has Judiciary has been extended until 5 suggested that the University shift J - State News Staff Writers funds used presently for other programs MSU might be necessary to make up the of time spent in the classroom by each headed the Hanoi delegation in Paris p.m. Friday. Applications may be loss in revenue, Wharton acknowledged faculty member. since the talks began in January 1969. picked up in 339 Student Services Bldg. of the funding of an MSU into the law school. Lane, a backer of a ol, possible loss of out of - MSU law school, pointed out that*the Monday at the hearing. I tuition and the showing legislature appropriates $1,589 per Near the end of the hearing, Lane directed several caustic questions to BOMBING SAID ESSENTIAL [graphic films on campus student to MSU each year, ghted the Monday Senate >riations Committee hearings on ">72 • 73 budget request. "We're five years late," Lane said, referring to the proposed MSU law school. Lane also pressed for a "bill - Wharton on the alleged showing of pornographic films on campus by a nonstudent businessman. He said that U.S. enerally friendly atmosphere drafting" service to be provided as part he had received reports that Michael ;d, broken occasionally by sharp ig by committee members. of the law school curriculum, Lane said that no law school in the Sunshine, East Lansing graduate student, was showing pornographic vows nt Wharton and Provost John E. United States presently provides films in Wells Hall though not enrolled defended the $73.1 million training for students to assist legislators as a student. recommended by Gov. Milliken in drafting legislation. "I'm not a prude," Lane said, "they WASHINGTON (AP) - A White hours after Secretary of State William and said the secretary was speaking for U. Appropriations Committee Chairman can go to the 'Durand Dirties' if they House spokesman declared Monday P. Rogers had told senators bombing the President. igh promises made for Charles O. Zollar, R - Benton Harbor. want to, but I don't think they should that President Nixon will "take of the Haiphong and Hanoi areas \ no were Ziegler would not discuss the an MSU law be using state electricity and state whatever action is necessary to thwart essentia] to protection of American Moscow claim that four Soviet ships school, senators told University officials that the erv responsive to plans for a law legislature would not make up a facilities." this invasion" of South Vietnam by troops and to Nixon's over - all were damaged in the Haiphong to be located near the state Wharton responded that he North Vietnamese forces. Vietnamization program. possible loss of $4.5 million in out -of - bombing raid. state tuition. Court challenges are now understood that the profits from the Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler At his afternoon briefing, Ziegler "We have received the Soviet note, nt Wharton specified that the movies shown by Sunshine go to Beal had this word for newsmen a few referred reporters to Rogers's remarks underway in Michigan to determine we are studying it and we will be Ilum of the proposed law school whether colleges and universities have Cooperative, a registered student replying," Ziegler said in response to a directed to comnxmity service the right to charge out - of - state tuition organization. Lane nevertheless question. ichigan. to students registered to vote in their persisted in ordering Wharton to send a nature of the College of Law Dispatches from Moscow said a Michigan college community. letter to him explaining the situation as Ilum would have a state service reply had been delivered to the "We've gotten into the practice of Wharton understood it Kremlin and an American spokesman [tation on consumer law, letting the courts make legislative When contacted Monday, Sunshine in the Soviet capital said it was "not mental law, community health decisions for us." Zollar said. "It would said that he is currently a student and an apology." imunity care," Wharton said, be a disastrous situation if a decision that he is hired by Beal Cooperative to Ziegler would not say whether the most important element ought was handed down which eliminated out manage the film programs. Soviet Union was warned before the whether this college produces -of-state tuition." Sen. Joseph S. Mack, D - Ironwood. air strikes, but did reply, "no" when ts equipped to work in asked University officials if they were Michigan The Michigan Council of State asked when the Washington - to Moscow hotline was used. Rogers, the first high administration official to comment publicly on the weekend bombings of hearing planned the two areas, told the Senate Foreign pen Relations Committee the President had three purposes in mind in sending the bombers north. •"To protect American troops in Van Tassell's case South Vietnam and protect the liVes of i those troops while the withdrawal program continues." •To continue the U.S. withdrawal program. |By BARBARA PARNESS chairman, Ms. Van Tassell was notified renew her contract which expires in •To insure that the South she could bring a faculty member who [ s,ate News Staff Writer August. If FAC rejects the appeal, the Vietnamese will be able to defend case will go to the University Tenure is a lawyer to the committee. themselves. ehairman of the Dept. of Committee. Previously the committee said counsel The secretary told the committee Science has withdrawn his could not participate. the United States has "no intention of Pon to an open hearing in the Ms. Van Tassell said Monday she is "Such counsel may not, however, permitting North Vietnam to take over P" fcileen R. Van Tassell, asst. pleased by HackePs decision and has function as in a court of law, since this South Vietnam by force." Por of natural already started preparing the appeal to committee functions as a fact finding science, before the There will be no reintroduction of FAC. No date will be set for the and advisory body. The underlying rfy College Faculty Affairs U.S. ground combat troops and there iittee(FAC). hearing until she submits an appeal principle is that since the parties have will be no use of nuclear weapons in failed to come to agreement, they now I8'[man Emanuel Hackel had petition to FAC. must present their position to^ this Vietnam. lri y.. notified the FAC that he "I'm delighted that Chairman committee not to one another," the The air raids, the secretary went on, I the appeal hearing to be represented no change of policy. ■L LVan Tasse" h«d asked for Hackel has changed his mind. I look letter states. He added that conditions now ■P n hearing. According to forward to beginning the hearing In the letter, FAC also suggests indicate the current air war could 1! et| PKH'edures, the hearing process soon," she said. grounds on c which Ms. Van Tassell can succeed even though past bombings I p dosed if either party objects In a i April 14 letter from the I* AC bast> appeal. Ms. Van Tassell has did not inhibit Hanoi's determination PP«'n hearing. told FAC that she cannot prepare an to keep fighting. ft1 Monday he was not appeal peition without a statement of Whatever is done in the future, Petitions reasons fn>m Hackel for not extending Inn „omm'ttee's rule on open her contract. there is one thing certain, Rogers m' ' ?? "'s sa'c' PeoPie might "You might, to apply the logical stated: request for closed "The United States is not going to ■im17 therefore he withdrew the a Petitions are available in 103 Natural possibility, talk about irrelevance, III defense turn tail and leave our ally alone." Science Bldg. for representatives from lack of support of charges, or |t 0 an °Pen proceeding. the College of Natural Science to whatever," the letter states. "This Demonstrators staged a sit - in Monday in the Detroit office As to a resumption of the Paris •hinTl ..il look like I had Academic Council and the University should be enough to bring out R - Mich, in protest of the bombing peace talks, the secretary said the K |le dt>- There's nothing to of Sen. Robert Griffin, United States is willing to talk but Committee on Academic Governance. specifics at a first hearing. By the time of North Vietnam. The Senator was in Washington at the only when the other side shows a returned by April of the rebuttal you will have what you lonVa"01 her r 'as»H is appealing the department not to Petitions should be seem to want in advance." time. AP Wirephoto sincere willingness to negotiate. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Awn i, t Devlin sent to BELFAST, Northern rioters surged through two soldiers were wounded jail for Ms. Devlin and McManus session of the House marc the nummary Ireland (AP) — Bernadette heart of ravaged Belfast. Two in the fighting. were sentenced to six Commons in London, said he . 1Iia was a ~ months in jail each for would stay away from poHce launched Devlin, the firebrand Roman Catholic legislator, was guerrilla snipers were shot Ms. Devlin, at youngest member of the 24 the joining the February march stations to avoid arrest but week - end - IS during? dead and a 9 - year - old boy ordered to jail Monday as a playing near the scene was British Parliament, and in Enniskillen to protest the P1""""* ny back to since Britain ^ day ■ long battle between wounded in the stomach. Frank McManus, another killing of 13 civilians by Belfast Monday night. control of Norther^ British troops and youthful Three other snipers and British legislator, both were British troops in Hundreds of teenagers mnntu aBo. Gi- convicted by an Enniskillen Londonderry on Jan. 30. court of taking part in an Both f legislators boycotted 5att% ht BrHish forces ln a J"""16" retaliated '"''iliated (t i that raged most of the °' IRA ,Ka i the hearing on the grounds illegal parade of two months Joseph McLar Lander s ago. In Londonderry, a 500 - that justice in IL.I Nnrfhorn in Northern Ireland is biased in favor of d _ ' , the Catholic Dlvis ^(districtofBdfast""" - — .. . Wave vo^"v.e nfl youngsters aft*rpittedth-. w„ pound gelignite bomb was the Protestant majority. They hurled stones and Monday against' found in a factory beside an Ms. Devlin spent the day gasoline bombs at the marksmen who "The United States is not going to turn tail and leave our ally alone." despite SPACE CENTER, remained fit and Thomas K. army post that overlooks the Catholic Bogside district. British troops said they in Dublin, relatives said, and soldiers, attempting to lure off snipers at the J* was comment. unavailable for the troops out of their and on the armored vehicles and Street tenement roofofyS tria^ block recovered the bodies of the McManus, who attended a military posts so they could man was hit at a William P. Rogers, Houston (AP) — Engineers Mattingly II was ordered by two snipers shot in the - said Monday the substance the flight plan to stay aboard secretary of state fighting in Belfast, bringing peeling off the Apollo 16 the command ship, Casper. the death toll since August lunar lander appeared to be bad paint. But they said it was unneeded for this mission Capsule communicator Tony England told the astronauts to keep a watch 1969 to 308. Three others were found and were taken to a hospital. Protesters and the astronauts sped on on Orion's flaking surface, Paul Collins, 9, was rushed toward their landing but assured them it was no information to a hospital with a stomach Thursday in the highlands of problem. wound, apparently from a1 the moon. "It turns out as we look ricochet. There was no Astronauts John W. Young back over the history of one indication who fired the i and Charles M. Duke Jr. were batch of bad paint and they A quiet group of war protesters The official said he> shot. A British soldier was jpersonally directed to make general sort of think it is just the distributed information on how to avoid demonstration was ^ slightly wounded nearby. misdirected i inspection of their moon paint blistering up," England The Provisional wing of the paying war taxes at the Lansing Internal viewed the IRS as only admin machine, Orion, Monday said. Revenue Service (IRS) office Monday. Demonstrations should be aimed Nine killed in gun battle night to make certain it A spokesman for outlaws Irish Republican officials, he said. at Army (IRA) claimed the About 100 persons blanketed lunch hour Grumman Crop., which built explosive in downtown crowds with the leaflets, and The IRS has had several Orion, said the .0001 - inch Londonderry as its own and later assembled on the lawn in front of the persons- thick coating of white the office every year Nine persons, including an army captain, were offered to defuse it if British Federal Building. during the l silicone paint was designed years to state their refusal to troops got out of the Bligh's p,, reported killed Monday near Montevideo. Uruguay to protect the moon machine Lane area where it was The demonstration, to have continued in because of the war, he said. TheIR$fj in a predawn gun battle that raged for an hour from the heat of the sun an all - night vigil at the IRS, ended a usual collection procedure in planted. The bomb was the said. around a district office of the Communist party. during its three days on the most lethal discovered in weekend of antiwar activity in the area. moon. Their deaths raised to 21 the number of persons more than 31 months of "They are most certainly entitled to The Lansing Area Peace slain since Friday in the government's declared bloody strife. Cound protest as long as they don't break any city Vietnam Veterans Against the British army headquarters War- "internal war" against the leftist Tupamaro ordinances," said an IRS spokesman, who Student Mobilization Committee student special! made no reply to the IRA refused to give his name. the protest. guerrillas. offfer. The victims, other than the army officer, apparently were suspected Tupamaros who sought refuge in the Communist party building and party militants standing vigil in the headquarters to defend $10. VALUE PLUS FREE GIFT! Prof, 3 s from right wing extremists. named A faculty member, a student; Gary L. Rei graduate student and two Coloma senior; and undergraduates have been J. Wilson, East Nixon to stop In Poland selected to serve as senior were named* Presidential Fellows from fellows. September 1972 to June Each participant President Nixon lias added a two 1973. assigned to the pits' - day stop in ~ Jodson Poland on the way home from a week Carlberg, office for a two • - long summit director of advisement and week orientation and visit to Moscow in May, the White House announced assistant professor in Lyman assigned to ; Monday. Briggs College; James C. administrator for the Word of the May 31-June 1 Warsaw visit came as a Votruba, Okemos graduate the nine month period. 25 - member advance team was T The program, pat winging its way to after the White Salzburg, Austria, Moscow, and Tehran, to make Fellows Program, allow plans for the Nixon Soviet trip. students and fir The visit to Poland will come following a May members under the if 30-31 stop in Iran. 35 to gain experienced University admin„ ^nocess^i FBI arrests hijacker the east rooih Tuesday's Feature Dinner A gunman who seized control of a Delta Air Lines Roast Sirloin of jet over Florida and demanded $500,000 was taken into custody by federal agents Monday, less than an Satisfaction Beef Au Jus 3.25 hour after the plane touched down in Chicago. soup or juice The 85 passengers had been allowed to plane shortly before the capture. 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JacobBoriB Gullen had been with the JACOBSON-S OPEN THURSDAY AND University as vice FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE president for University Relations since 1966. n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 18, 1972 3 MORE DRIVES EXPECTED llinHHIIHIIIIIMIil An Loc OVER AREA, THE Vietnam AN (AP) LOC — ground, fighting stops talking to our hovering helicopter by the fact was that the defenders held most of the deal with a new Intelligence threat. sources "We don't own An Loc city, including the central radio, said one North reported the 7th North yet," said the American Vietnamese tank was still market, but the invaders Vietnamese Division was general, peering down from maneuvering on the had the north side of town, moving south out of War his command helicopter, northern side of town, the airport and all of the Zone C in a possible push but % "but it' out of- falling." Down - danger below, through of beyond that the situation was "pretty well stabilized." rubber plantations. Over the weekend, the South Vietnamese airlifted toward Lai Khe, the biggest and most important South Vietnamese base in the This is a military phrase early monsoon clouds, the meaning that except for two battalions of battle area. It is about provincial capital almost sniper fire, mortars, air paratroopers and another of halfway between Saigon and surrounded by rubber strikes and occas airborne rangers into An An Loc. plantations took a nervous enemy antiaircraft fire at Loc to break the siege. It time out from nearly two was still under way Monday. any helicopters venturing weeks of siege to bury the dead and gather strength for the next big push. near, nothing much was going on. With more than 9,000 defenders — the equivalent RON The South Vietnamese of a division — now on the "Ours or theirs," added the general, a senior adviser with the South Vietnamese command in Saigon claimed Sunday that government troops had taken control of ground, the relief column lumbering from up Highway 13 Saigon, 60 miles away, ANDREWS Army. Those relaxing days "The enemy isn't going all of An Loc. On Monday, suddenly was diverted to liocks to give up easy on An Loc. group is in back of the Administration Be are everywhere!!!" No, not Martians, but the Building. They've already announced Nejac TV Rentals (worshippers. Students throughout the campus are they want it for one of their 1 to 12 I enjoying the spring weather. This particular State News photo by Chuck Michaels liberation capitals." per month tonight U.S. advisers on the Giant 12.40 WJIM 337-1300 Radio Lansing Itudy IsHINGTON (AP) - Tw York investment however, his study was very narrow one, almost of Corp. of New Haven. 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The Photographic 355-8311 Michigan Federation of Teachers was granted program will run until the Campus Information 353-8700 Rssion to file a brief amicus curiae in support of John R. end of the Senate hearings. ■brand, former professor of social science and Latin lican studies, by U.S. District Court Judge Albert J. Idebrand filed suit last October against the board of lees and five University officials charging that they Mr. Mike will larged him for no legitimate reason and did not provide pith written reasons for his discharge. e s also charged that the defendants did not follow ftribed prodecure in discharging him and denied him the Irtunity to present his case. tell you where |fendants named in the suit are: the board of trustees; dent Wharton; John E. Cantlon, provost; Edward A. in, dean of University College; Douglas Dunham, >nan of the Dept. of Social Science, and Clinton A. r, professor of social science and assistant to Dunham. he is MSU EMPLOYEES tomorrow! 600 E. 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WOO* MICHIGAN ART BUCHWA1D STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY 'IRS our JOHN JUEL editor-in-chief how be DAVE PERSON, managing editor WASHINGTON losses to wipe JOHN BORGER campus editor - Heavenly Father, out our n* , Form 4797) so that CHARLIE CAIN, city editor we mav lower tax bracket BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor We beseech You in our hour of need outlined in Publication forever L RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor to look down kindly on Your humble 17«!- taxpaying servants who have given all 1972 Edition). the we possess to the almighty Internal Pray help us find loOph0iM Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Revenue Service. Grant us that we have shelters so we are not for outstanding journalism. deem* but are looked completed our Form 1040 correctly so upon as k~ no power will find fault with it. businessmen who are just \y We pray to God that we have added advantage of the law. EDITORIALS lines 12,13,14 and 15 accurately, and We ask you, from auditing by Almightv t0- that we have subtracted line 17 from government line 16 so our adjusted gross income is who don't know the a business lunch difference computed to their divine satisfaction. and a famflv State wiretap We ask you, O Lord, to protect our exemptions and bless our deductions as outlined in Schedule A (Form 1040) Give them the wisdom none of our entertainment pleasure, but only to tort , enfo (See Chapter 10 and 11). acquaintances to buy lacking Have mercy on those of us who failed products. The in to wisely estimate our payments during the year, and must now borrow from Peter to pay Paul. Blessed are those who And if You can see Yourwavta it, provide us with legitimate taking our wives when weg0M re¬ Michigan legislature eavesdropping seems necessary, a Florida and California. spent more than they earned and What»- presently is deliberating on an federal court warrant can be contributed so much to the economy. for a man to own the world m eavesdropping and wiretapping obtained. Give us the strength, Lord, to find discover his wife is not tax bill. In essence the legislation ded The bill as it now stands in Those of Your humble sen arbitrarily differentiates between the legislature would give local straight salary beg Thee to legal and illegal snooping. Under law officers a carte blanche to OUR READER'S MIND more than we owe, so at the end fiscal year we will be the bill a private citizen cannot snoop, harass, and intimidate granted« deserved refund. And, peep in ladies' windows; the anyone they choose. Of course sure that which is DearGod. refunded* county sheriff can. and The bill provides wiretapping eavesdropping guidelines for the same line of logic applies to the federal statutes. Clearly, too much snooping is permitted right Dear Friend, Gays no longer silent and driving little, if any, away. gay, he was wrong. federal government is not from us by the state, and that- refunded by the state is not from us by the county, and takej takta now; witness the massive The clientele was that local law enforcement officials. When gay couples did the Same thing quite ready to accept us among them; is refunded to us by the countf It is time to end America's last Federal authorities already have computer lists of citizens below at Dines' Discotec Lounge a few weeks we couldn't have driven them away if taken away by the fashionable form of bigotry. town, the suspicion. Not only is later, the management reaction was less we had tried. We are trying to break out taxpayers have to eat. right to snoop wherever Homosexuals are no longer willing to fortunate. The bartender asked us not of our ghettos, not make new ones. If You have heard us so federal courts let them. Presently wiretapping being conducted in a suffer legal and social outrages silently. far, OF to dance. We had come to dance to their Management attitude may make future You are probably denied the opportunity to lurk in roughshod manner, but its In the Lansing area, Gay Liberation has wondering very good band, and we continued to do evenings unpleasant, but it will not keep don't address our effectiveness has been marginal. met with 20,000 prayert any corner, the local authorities people in the last year so. The bartender asked us to leave. The us in to work for hiding at the Discotec. Washington instead of heaven. We! crave the power to emulate their Wiretapping has delivered some understanding and next week, another two men were God knows we have — but tolerance. We have found much the#' crucial state's evidence, but dancing. Few people had even noticed, Free, open, integration can work — in one there to answer them. federal counterparts. curiosity and acceptance, little many a case has also been but the bartender called the police. some places it is working. Pickets and Yea though we walk opposition, and no violence. Several Mixed couples on the protests aren't needed where people are throuji The locals mask their motives dismissed because of indelicate states have eliminated the old laws dance floor valley of the shadow of ban switched to dance men - with - men, willing to understand the changing (See tax rate schedule X, Y, 2, behind the law enforcement saw surveillance techniques. against homosexual acts; Michigan is climate and move with it. Members of women with women, to camouflage that wiretapping is needed to about to do so. The old Liquor - - applicable schedule D or schedule To permit local officials to the gay couple. Gay Liberation and other homosexuals maximum Tax Form 4726) then Commission regulations break up organized crime. This have such far reaching powers service of homosexuals have been forbidding Another customer tried successfully unwilling to hide may soon be part of one to comfort us. to convince the bartender and the your patronage. Please be ready to argument has little validity even would only compound the sins struck down by the courts. Cities as Congress have mercy on u; policemen that no one was making accept them without incident. You may have mercy on us. Pentagon haver on the federal level; locally, it is already being performed under large as New York and as near as East trouble; that no one had complained. direct questions and comments to Gay on us. HEW have nothing more than a red herring. the banner of law enforcement. Lansing are taking steps to forbid The police left, but the unpleasant Liberation or phone us any afternoon. mercy on us. discrimination against homosexuals. have mercy on us. Wilbur Mills If organized crime has reached A crucial second look needs to incident, created by the bartender's We will be happy to talk with you. As operator of a place of mercy on us. such be taken at all wiretapping. public attitude, had its effect. If he had acted harrowing proportions, accommodation you will help And finally if, as You federal agencies should bring in Clearly at this point in time in the belief that we were trying to drive Gay Liberation Movement determine the direction of this drive for proclaimed, the meek shall inherit federal agents to assist in their Michigan does not need a wiretap away his clientele and turn the place April 13,1972 earth, all we humbly ask is that tl* open equality. Homosexuals have often been able to avoid trouble consider it a capital gain instead investigations. Then if statute of her own. by disguising their sexual identity, much as ordinary income. Keep deferred payments Jews two generations ago were Copyright 1972, Los Angelest sometimes able to avoid discrimination by hiding. This is no longer acceptable. Sky high Homosexuals are now willing to risk identification in order to enjoy the same freedom in public that heterosexual couples do. Two cases will To the Editor: What is this University trying to do to like to keep deferred payments. We feel that off campus students should also - be allowed deferred payments. Without LETTER POLICY out - of - state students? It's bad enough these payments, the University has illustrate the point: just still that we pay more than double the in - The State News welcome! no real When homosexual couples in Northwind Stables joined the other state tuition. But now MSU is considering a no - deferred payments denied enrollment for at least two out of state students. Because we don't live in - Michigan, must we be penalized for - letters. They should be typed signed with the home town, couples on the dance floor, there was a faculty or staff standing, and When you board a plane, the ripple of reaction, mostly just curious policy! Out - of - state students may as wanting to receive our education at this prevented skyjackings, but they well roll over and die. Deferring fees for phone number included. Nour' chances are becoming have also ridden to Cuba. Their or approving. A member of the band particular University? letter will be accepted for pub room and board is no and a member of the staff set the tone big deal; it is the increasingly slimmer that you numbers are too limited to cover tuition that's the biggie. Short • term and no letter will be printed wi will reach your destination. In by taking the microphone to signature the hundreds of daily domestic loans are not the answer. If we can work Roxy Sheffield except in eit the past five months, skyjackings compliment the men on their dancing. the remainder of the term to pay off circumstances. All letters must It flights adequately, and most No customers left. A few gay couples Beaver Falls, Pa., sophomore deferred fees, why should we be asked Robert L. Chatman, Jr. than 300 words 10nf in the United States have moved marshals have now been assigned now mingle easily into the Stables' to get an unnecessary short - term loan? Irwinton.Ga., junior publication without editing. into a new era as the focus has to ground duty. clientele, bringing their own business As out - of state students, we would - shifted from trips to Cuba to April 14,1972 There is no simple answer to literal air piracy. the skyjacking question. If a Airlines have increased their solution is to be found, however, DEBBIE CALKINS efforts to deter the attempts, but 1 it must come from a nuts and without great success. The bolts effort on the part of both federal government is spending 37.7 million dollars annually in the sky marshal program and has very little to show for it. and, of the airlines and the federal government, rather than ineffectual, headline - grabbing Earth Week: programs like the sky marshal course, both sides blame the other for the plan. increase in It was one of those beautiful spring skyjackings. In practice this may very well mornings — on the cool side, but the department stores have receptada "Earth Week is this week but let's not disposal of empty bottles for Federal marshals charge that mean the purchase of millions of sun was shining in a blue, cloudless - the airlines do not use every dollars of sophisticated sky. just observe it for these seven days. We recycling. should develop the habit of Many of the residence halls alternative available to them (ie. electronic equipment and the It was the kind of morning when disproving undertaken a project to the American as the "wasteful metal - detecting devices). placement of armed guards on you don't mind getting up, even if you person" State News. About three tons of" The airlines excuse themselves every flight. If so, the federal don't intend to make your 9:10. by conserving our resources has been collected weekly, yet by this is not enough to pay to stating that screening procedures government should assist with Anyway, after greeting the morning are time the initial expenses involved, but and walking into a kitchen that was service. Papers are being collected consuming and irritating cannot understand why anyone (prof, East Grand River Avenue. these halls: Holden, Wilson, W to the customers. ultimate crawling with dirty dishes and left - student, etc., etc.) would want to Lately, in responsibility for the afternoons the students and Case, Akers, McDonel, Holmes^ out food, my eye caught sight of a bag drive, when walking, or riding a people At the same time, the sky policing the airways of East Lansing are out in Mason and stuffed full of garbage. The bag, a hordes. This - Abbott, Snyder marshal program bicycle is more enjoyable, relaxing, is really great because it Williams, Shaw, Gilchrist, has proven a picking up the tab - must lie paper grocery sack, was inscribed with and healthful. portrays an aura of "togetherness." dismal failure. The marshals have with the carriers. the green ecology flag and "Save the Rather, Bailey, and Landon. Earth." Only buses and vehicles for Some of the classroom build'" Yet, the cars outnumber the maintenance, equipment, and safety people. It may be idealistic, but just campus also have boxes lor On a day like this, the symbol was disposal of old should be allowed on campus. Let think of how far out it would be if all newspapers. probably more meaningful than usual, those drivers were on bikes instead. However, the lack of interest by persons who cannot withstand the E.L.: war but certainly not to be found on a grocery bag that would someday be thrown into an incinerator and rigors of walking or riding a bike pile onto the buses. At least if you are short distance — only going a try leaving your tin student continue. body is discourafl Hopeftilly the project will be burned, emitting an ugly black smoke. Though vehicles on campus may monster at home and your body and Earth Week is this week - but It seemed particularly hypocritical — not be emitting an extremely harmful conscience might feel better. not just observe it for these Tonight members of the involvement has been as 90 piuch of our society often does. amount of carbon monoxide — every We should days. We should develop the hiM Coalition for Human Survival condemned by responsible bit of control we can muster helps the begin making a special Then I began thinking and it effort to use the disproving the American * will present the East Lansing citizens with little effect. At its — was ecological cause. paper and glass "wasteful person" by conserving April, which made me recall an recycling services offered in this area City Council with a resolution hearings, the East Lansing City ecology conference I had attended In A similar principle applies to along All three resources and work every day to Meijer Thrifty Acres calling for public hearings on the Council should poll the populace 1970, which helped initiate the first again make the earth green and Vietnam War. The hearings to determine other possible Earth Day of that year on April 22. DOONESBURY would determine whether the avenues of opposition to the U.S. Students as well as other persons were by GarryJ^? very concerned in 1970 about our listen, mom, x'l/e 6ot city should censure the escalation war effort. Voting to make East environment. SOME NEk/S. I'M STAPT- of U.S. bombing raids in MOTHER? HI. Lansing a sanctuary for draft 50M M/CHftEL /N6 ft COMMUNE MTH In many cases, these persons were ft punch of rmetfps. Indochina. resisters is one possible HBRE at least partially responsible for THIS WEEK. MARK IS We strongly urge the city alternative. HJ0RK/N6 OUT THE legislation to purify our air and water. council to adopt the resolution The time is past when local In 1971, some Earth / LEftSE 02- Day activities KMoeMetfrs as a first step toward took place, yet not as much concern municipal government's concerns can be FOR ft involvement in the antiwar solely muncipal. Inertia at the was apparent as in the previous year. House //V THE COUNTRY effort. The city council must not national level makes it imperative Now, in 1972, much could be done the MSU stop with mere documents of that government at the level on campus and in the decryer, however. closest to the people community to clean up our world. begin to The excessive number of cars on For four years the Nixon actively lobby for its campus should be drastically cut. administration's Vietnam constituency. Especially on a gorgeous spring day, I ichiga" State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 18, 1972 5 Board OKs new VP's pay By MICHAEL FOX As vice president for had been a Chicago he only came to campus secretary answering the paid vice president State News Staff Writer development, Scott is restaurant executive while occasionally, usually no phone in the president's Saturday, it is not yet charged with coordinating serving as an unpaid known where his office will more than once a week. office said, "Mr. Scott is not The yearly salary of all consultant to President in today, although we private fund raising be located. In the past he $36,500 for Leslie W. Scott activities and Wharton on private fund expect him in sometime this as the new vice president for developing worked out of an empty The University telephone specific details on the raising by MSU. week. He has not yet development office in the president's operator on Monday was was approved possible formation of a suite in the Administration still giving the president's officially arrived on by the trustees at the closed campus." University foundation. He Though Scott became a Building. As a consultant, phone number for Scott. A February financial meeting, Robert Perrin, vice president for University license relations, said Monday. Perrin clarified the status of Scott's salary after it was pointed out that the board of trustees approved the CATV By BILL WHITING recommend the city allocate assessments, week, the council received a new position, but no companies have indicated an W. salary State News Staff Writer interest in a local franchise funds for the first stop of a The council is also slated to letter from Donald for Scott, at its February 25 Gaudard, spokesman for Gay An extension of the local after the council finishes proposed 30 mile consider a vacancy in the meeting. Scott's cable television license for work community bike path Human Relations Liberation Movement, appointment became on a proposed the National Cable Co. will ordinance, system. Included in this first Commission. Following the requesting that he be effective Saturday. considered for the post. come under the scrutiny of The city council will also step are paths along Grand resignation of a member this "The salary of $36,500 the East Lansing City be requested to endorse River Avenue, Abbott Road, a II I!('('(>('. per annum for Scott was Council Tuesday. $600,000 federal college and MAC Avenue. lents aren't the only ones enjoying the spring r The slides at Spartan Village are being used inadvertently not included on the list of appointments The council is scheduled to consider several courses of housing loan application submitted by the MSU The commission recommended at its meeting QUALITY AND SERVICE t by youngsters like this one. State News photo by Donald Sak at the public board meeting in February. His name was action regarding the local cable company, whose license expires April 30. S t u d e Corporation. In Housing action endorsed last week that the council authorize $51,455 for the initial installment. Total cost THAT'S OUT OF SIGHT not on the list because the an by list was compiled before we Among these proposals are: the city planning of that portion of the project complete selection of frames POLICE were sure of his • A memorandum understanding with the of commission , planned to buy up two the loan is is estimated at $95,155 with the remainder of the funds sunglasses and wire-rims appointment," Perrin said Monday. company for an extension of fraternity houses, two coming from property prescription lenses ground BRIEFS "The creation of the new their license. An application by sorority houses, and one apartment house to be used repairs while you wait post and Scott's salary was • National Cable for a renewal as co-op units. MSU-SHC Nejac TV Rentals approved at the finance of their license. now owns nine such co-ops per month fiatosi O-piicUmi LlCE ARRESTED a stolen between 3 p.m. Friday meeting earlier that • A p roposed ordinance in the area with Mudent from East and about 5 p.m. Sunday morning," Perrin said. amending the term of a approximately 245 Suite 212 ALCO UNIVERSAL BLDG. 337-1300 Kg for drunk driving at from a student's room in Finance meetings are CATV license, residents. 1 a.m. Monday on Baker Hall. Police said the sessions National Cable has The planning closed trustee come commission hity Drive by Michigan value of the books was where monetary matters under fire recently for is also scheduled to KiuuLajiJiaiuuuLSLiuL»JLHjraftJUHUUtaiUUig >. Police said the man $28.50, and indicated that and controversial policy alleged violations of Federal lered .19 on the the room was closed but not issues are usually discussed Communications Jalyzer test, and was locked when the books were OmagigcS before the trustees meet in Commission guidelines, to the Ingham stolen. public session. State law although they operate a By ja>'- requires the governing television antenna service on ■STUDENT WAS tSBg^ boards of public bodies to campus and have recently approve all its business in begun stringing wires in East RETURNS ■ ™ ctatf NEWS public session, but the Lansing. Several other cable Id for possession of a trustees generally talk out E-sity owned typewriter an issue before the open |02 a.m. Monday by meeting. r Hall. Police said he fcentified and released. |ng notification from the I prosecutor. Police possession of the TUESDAY is prohibited Something special going on at Ponderos£ I University ordinance ■90 BIKE was stolen Jen 2.20 p.m. April 13 1:45 p.m. Monday from like ■ Hall. The racks by South registration It number was F-10535. familx REE BOOKS WERE m$ht A great steak dinner Ponderosa's regular $1.39 great Family Steak Dinner. Served with baked potato, crisp tossed salad and roll. All for 99<£. A delicious bargain. Every Tuesday from 4 o'clock on, at Ponderosa. PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE where tender things ae afwo/s happening 4220 S. Logan St. (Just South of Logan Center) 4421 Saginaw Ave. (Two blocks West of Waverly) Barn St ^ k ,n a light-footed shoo that's as rugged as a heavyweight. It's the ■es' sand-colored suede with sturdy weatherproof Malayan crepe soles ■dsomely styled withi unique front stitching and a leather heel kicker , - _ . LNMINESw piymmiih Stetson-Plymouth Shoes. Whitman, Mass. 02382 MSU BOOTERY, 225 E. Grand River, E. Lansing J.VV. KNAPP Co., Lansing Knapp's, Meridian Mall 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -I' SPORTS Golfer Batsmen at WMU By CRAIG REMSBURG held admission charge. standings at the end of the baseman Terry Zirkle, who is State News Sports Writer Larry Ike and Brad season. The teams are placed leading the Bronco squad VanPfelt are slated to split the according to percentages, with bYro in Western Michigan provides a .405 batting average; the competition for pitching duties for the not on won lost records. first baseman Bruce the MSU - baseball team today, in a Spartans against the The Spartans will take Mierkowicz, a second team Broncos, after Elliott Moore their 11-5-1 season mark to all-Mid America Conference tuneup for the Spartans prior By STEVE STt to their Big Ten road contest and Rick Deller were rained Kalamazoo against a team selection last year, and State News with Iowa and Minnesota out in their scheduled starts that has also been plagued by catcher Tom Vanderberg. Spor,, this weekend. against Purdue over the rain and bad weather. The who achieved the same Game time for the single weekend. Broncos are 6-4 on the year, distinction as Mierkowicz contest today is set for 3:30 The two games with but have had eight of their but behind the plate. today is 0ff beJ forest Akers p.m. at Hyames Field (on Purdue will not be made up, games postponed. "We'll use this game as a Z, Stadium Road) on the WMU which could cause some WMU took two of the method of staying sharp and ?°ur*' ^ still f'om dS campus. There is no problems in the Big Ten three games from the keeping in shape," MSU Sunday'^ University of Detroit this Coach Danny Litwhiler said. drenching but v ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ past weekend, one win by a 13-12 score. In the second "Everybody seems to be in good shape except John P°ach Bru<* hoping that FoJ his r Jlr The Greaser Special I*J inning, the Bronco squad done 11-0 and still came up with a victory! was Dace. I don't think, he could have played Saturday or Sunday because his leg was Play the that are week. i two c FREE three items of your "We've got a great rivalry stiff, but might be ready to go — choice 1 Central MichkJ with State and have had against Western." with the purchase of a King 16" Varsity ■ J" some good games through The Spartan mentor had to take on the " *! Pizza. Valid with April 18, 1972. coupon Tuesday ' J 7^ the years," WMU Sports Information Director John special praise for Spartans Rick Carrow, Ron DeLonge. Attempted steal Wednesday and he is at Fossum indict F0Itt Beatty commented. "After VanPelt and Bailey Oliver for Spartan second baseman Rick Carrow positions himself for the catchers throw to hoping the cor be ready for £ J our series with U-D we're their roles in the 5-1 and 1-0 pick off an lllini attempt to steal second base in a game last week. MSU is at Western However, this all Free Fast Hot Delivery starts at 6:30 P.M. really looking forward to MSU victories over Dlinois Michigan today in a nonconference game. upon the weather* playing MSU." last Friday. State News photo by Remington quickly the com*: VARSITY i Beatty said Dave Rice, a up. ■ sophomore righthander, will be on the mound to face the Fossum Spartan batters. Rice has FACE WAYNE TODAY late Monday was at; to r- 1227 E.Grand River 332-6517 * only pitched five innings this the meet with F season and hasn't allowed a Thursday afternoon, **************** thus far. He has been Netters eye run rebound presenting the po;»- credited with two saves. both meets being hei& Notables on the Western team include second The MSU indicated that J By PAT FAR NAN winning track after a Coach Fred Mulhauser's coaching circle, holds a "one team helj State News Sports Writer disastrous road trip which against squad has competed in one pretty optimistic outlook and another MSU's struggling tennis saw them collect two more on the Tartars this year, as a against* regular season match. The However, if either of team will host the highly marks in the loss column at Tartars traveled to Bowling result of his experienced the hands of Wisconsin and bring more guys, th« regarded Tartars of Wayne Green last Saturday and personnel. State Northwestern. play more also." University at 1 p.m. dropped a 6-3 decision. At the first position for today on the MSU tennis The Tartars haven't WSU, 10-3 in last year's the Tartars is senior captain The Spartans courts. really got a chance to get competition, recently Van Hooks who rose to play these dual The Spartans will untracked as their first two completed its spring trip in number one following the because MSU hat1 attempt to get back on the matches were postponed. Jacksonville, Fla., where it graduation of Joe Spolnicki. tournaments schedi That combination this weekend and competed in a series of once etdf formed one of the week and Fossm practice sessions with the most Jacksonville University respected doubles teams in indicated that he v varsity squad. the state. give his teaij The Tartars, largely a At two and three for opportunity to play-1 veteran team, have three Wayne State are a pair of course, espect returning^ettermen from veterans: Jim Bajor, a competitively, befoul last year'a squad. Those two-time letter winner, and tourneys. three men are presently Ken Mann, a three-year holding down the number letterman. Saturday, MSU compete in the JF one, two and three In the doubles Invitational at Ann poisitions in the Wayne competition for the Tartars, and it may sendi State singles lineup. Mulhauser will use Hooks six-man teams to the Mulhauser, a 19 - year and Mann as his first hole one day event. - veteran of the tennis combo, Bajor and freshman Jim Chapman in the number days laW, two position and Mike Monday, the Spart: Wambach will team with participate it either Karl Poppa or Mid-America Inf freshman Dick Posko for another 36-hole one the number three doubles affair on the Mil team. campus at Oxford. UrfcMltatfb TONIGHT AT 5:30 Allen Funt His firsl (imiditl (liinirra fnnltirft film "Whal Do You Say to a Nil kod Lady?" ^ " Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April 18, 1972 7 .S. replies to charges SHOP-RITE STORES' f Russian ship damage anrl cflffttv of the and safety of the Crewmen. that on/tai« V— U crewmen^ that ended the French . m.. . . ... Prew called to the - Minister Anthony Rovle was Foreign Ministry a second time late Sunday night to receive a SIfour Russian consequences. '«» Vfcta™, md n'.BI, formal protest. ips were damaged in In Britain, Prime Minister Lambodia- have decided to intensify The protest said four Soviet freighters anchored at ij.S. «ir """ * n"m on Edward Heath's The action of Heath's the f|ghting bY the flagrant Ine in North Vietnam Conservative government government in endorsing invasion of South Vietnam " ° Haiphong were damaged — I American spokesman shifted a six Uo.v ~ia President "with numerous holes, in year Nixon's policy of rather than to agree to take . - ■ , said it was ' not and dedared it the cabins of the in policy massive aerial retaliation P"* in serous negotiations crews considers the Hanoi'in8 represented a significant without preconditions." particular" - and that ^Kremlin's formal attacks around ttaoi and shift in this country's Before the Vietnamese dock workers was — its second Haiphong to be an . . position. Under the Labor announcement in the House on board the ships were killed or wounded. ■rning the bombing understandable reaction to government of Harold of Commons, one informant 'These piratic actions of Sunday in the Hanoi - North Vietnam's offensive Wilson, Britain publicly said the new British position the U.S. Air Force are a areas far above jn the dissassociated itself from is ' one of "understanding" crude violation of the ■*m's l demilitarized Heath's government also President Lyndon U.S. objectives and B.Johnson's air raids on generally accepted standards operations in Indochina. I first protest involved called on the Kremlin to North "This falls of international law and Vietnamese short of lids themselves; the join in convening a new populated areas in 1966. actually approving them," freedom of shipping. The Id centered on the peace conference on he added. U.S. government bears full I which the Soviet Vietnam. The two nations In a written answer to responsibility for these I said were hit by U.S. were cochairmen of the House of Commons "But it goes a good deal provocative actions of U.S. further forward from | endangering the lives 1954 Geneva conference questioners, Foreign Office actively and publicly armed possible forces and the dangerous disassociating this country consequences of such from the actions of one of actions." its best allies." Jerry W. Friedheim, :ology groups Many Britons objected in 1966 to the bombing of such North populated Vietnam Haiphong, the principal areas in as spokesman for the Pentagon in Washington, said U.S. pilots were given "specific, selected targets" and that these did not include ships U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless >ek YORK (AP) - A Club, aid Environmental Richard Lahn, a seaport, and Hanoi, the capital. In Moscow, U.S. in Haiphong harbor. He would directly not on comment the Soviet Top Round Roast From [on 1 of environmental Action, Friends of the Earth Washington lobbyist for the Ambassador Jacob D. Beam charges. Aged Iowa Beef will kick toff a and the Environmental Sierra Club, said that Jonwide campaign Policy Center. The timing of "Federal agencies, Dept. of the campaign's kickoff the Interior, the Atomic Bilmar Turkey Drumsticks ib. 29c Jay to mobilize public during Earth Week was Energy Commission, EPA ■sition to proposed coincidental. (Environmental Protection Jtion it claims would NEPA has been used in Eckrich All Meat Franks «>. 79° limine the National Administration), tried to Inmental Policy Act the courts by ignore and get around the environmentalists to halt act and that resulted in the |A). e s are 2,500 information to be mailed to and stall scores of federal horrendous projects, including decisions." He added, court Holly Farms Grade 'A' konal and local Ironmental groups, the Alaska pipeline and the "What the courts said to the Cross - Florida barge canal, agencies is: 'You weren't Split Breast 59c The act requires federal even in the ballpark as far as J church, voter, peace agencies to consider fully all compliance is concerned, ■ other organizations environmental and social didn't read the | for "widespread and You even Lizard's Steamship [diate citizen response . save NEPA from costs of proposed projects, explore feasible alternatives act'." . L®hn . attempts by ingress to _ ., ' . Kellogg's Poptarts Iressional hatchets," lding to a packet made ind guarantee citizen participation in decision chip away at NEPA is sort Round of like saying, 'Now we can |ble here. making. ignore the environment." le save NEPA campaign Irganized 10 days ago leaders of the Sierra It was signed into law by President Nixon Year's Day, 1970. on New Roast Beef Buffet Campbell's Mushroom A delicious, choice cut of beef specially he Air Force is for Nurses^ prepared through low temperature 200 ct. [who want to go places. cooking to achieve the perfect tenderness and taste - THE SIGN OF FINE ROAST Spartan Facial Tissue asst. & white ■waii, Japan, Europe and the U.S. Going places BEEF jsn't only mean travel. 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Heatherwood Skim Milk, 3/$1 "Joyous I One of the year's top ten I" Spartan Soft Margarine, «"*»*.,»«. 3/$1 ( BAKERY DIPT. ) SPRING Spartan White Bread, 20o"°',M 5/99' cnila ) [ALENTE Soprano FASHION C PRODUCE DEPT. 1 Florida Valencia 5 lb. bag 59c Oranges PREVIEV 2 Fresh Cherry Salad Tomatoes 3 pints $100 CLIP AND SAVE THIS COUPON w m i State News Fashion SLipplement . Of ■ rare htnd. virtuous at wall OONAL HENAHAN J Msu CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES rONlGHT! FAIRCHILD THEATRE 8:15 P.M. ''c: A" $5.00 MSU Students (w/IDI $2.50 I ICC ,^#tS at door on* hour before performance. |- 355-6686 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, April |8( SPECIAL: 10 words for 5 days NO CANCELLATIONS! 355-8255 for$5. ^ IjouA, yoMen FRANKLY SPEAKING ty Phil Rank Automotive Scooters & For Rent For Rent ForR(>n GET Action WITH A Cycles Want Ad FORD GALAXIE Automotive, steering. 500, air, Must sell. Phone 1968. power 1971 SUZUKI 90. Excellent condition $325 or best offer. Apartments Apartments Hoiwt Call Brian, 351-9601. 3-4-19 •AUTOMOTIVE 332-2962 or 332-2196. 3-4-18 STUDIO APARTMENT to TWO BEDROOM furnished bedroom " SUZUKI 125cc. Like new, 2,500 sublease. 6 months or more. apartment in East Lansing. Scooters & Cycles FORD 1965. 6 Available May 1st for cylinder, miles. $300. 351-6868 after 9 Close to campus, swimming Parts & Service automatic, 65,000 miles. subletting. 351-4355. 5-4-20 p.m. D-5-4-24 pool. Call 372-9089. 5-4-21 Aviation Good condition. 351-4139. 4-4-19 SUMMER SUBLET with lease •EMPLOYMENT YAMAHA 3 50, 1968. New MAN TO share apartment spring • term. $65/month. Own option. Air conditioned, one parking, back y„ FOR RENT pistons, paint. Excellent road FORD FAIRLANE 1967,4-door, bedroom. 129 Gunson, bike. 349-3784. D-5-4-24 room. 1214 East Kalamazoo. openings. j55 Apartments 6 cylinder, $400. Call after 9 351-1768.6-4-21 351-4092. S5-4-21 Houses p.m. 694-0318. 74-20 HONDA 1971, 350 chopper. Rooms •FOR SALE MERCURY MONTEREY 1966. $750 or best offer. 351-8069, 337-0269. D-5-4-24 APARTMENT summer. TO -'blet for reet. No- GIRLS-SUPERVISED WANTED: bedroom FuTnJL house. N„« Power steering and brakes. 2. Pri.^vJgotiable. Call OFF - CAMPUS Lansing, Shopping Animals Best offer. 393-2529. 337-1435. S-5-4-19 APARTMENTS Fell. Call Mobile Homes D-5-4-24 HONDA 100 Street Scrambler, |ra p excellent condition. 3-4-19 1971, •Lost & Found 1600 miles. 332-0775. WANTED 2 men for duplex, 745 MGB 1972, AM/FM, •PERSONAL D-5-4-24 Now leasing for fall. Acros convertible, whitewalls. Armstrong. Call after 6 p.m. Rooms •PEANUTS PERSONAL from Williams Hall o 332-8641 or 489-2684. Leave 393-6364.4-4-18 BRIDGESTONE 350, 1970%, Michigan Ave. $65 •REAL ESTATE message for Tim. 3-4-18 1500 miles, excellent QUIET. CLOSE. 1 bedroom, 2 Pennsylvania" j •RECREATION South, near motorcycle. Must sell. M MGB 1966. Convertible, blue, man. Fall term $170. Summer Avenue. •SERVICE 351-1966. D-5-4-24 Qujel AM/FM, new tires. Super cheaper. 351-8238.0-4-28 Instruction near bus line. S15/w^L Typing Service condition. 332-6295 or 355-6385. D-5-4-24 TRIUMPH TROPHY 500, 1969, ; TAKING A FIELD COURSE IN FERTIL¬ WALK TO campus, 4-man, deposit. Phone 627 54-24 •TRANSPORTATION 9,000 miles. Excellent condition. 484-8296, IZERS'- IN CASE VOU HADN'T NOTICED!' summer and fall, 1020 Short Street. 489-1893. D-5-4-24 •WANTED MGB 1971, convertible, white 489-6915. D-54-24 SUBLEASE. ONE bedroom. DEADLINE with black top. Excellent &FKJWK1.VSP£AKMj /tWKl* /£■ LAWN6. Mm $160 a month, roomy, near condition. 627-9322. 3-4-19 DOWNTOWN LANSING, 1 P.M. one class day TRIUMPH 250 Scrambler, campus. Call Kathy 353-7329. furnished 1 bedroom before publication. 1971. 1300 miles. $650. 5-4-20 PONTIAC CATA LINA efficiency, $97.50 including convertible, 1964. Clean, 349-1555, 2-5 p.m. 3-4-18 heat. 393-1313.3-4-20 Cancellations/Cor- excellent transportation. CYCLE INSURANCE Central Employment Employment SUBLET TWO man, term, Block from Mason - summer MALE. NEAR smoking, TV privily* rections - 12 noon one $325. Phone: 882-9734 after - NEED IMMEDIATE' " Girl class day before 5 p.m. 3-4-19 Michigan's Largest insurer, MODELS WANTED. Call RESEARCH AND photo copy - Abbot. Air conditioned. week. 332-6984 3-41} | publications. any cycle, any rate. 144 485-6617 for appointment. center needs full time forr 73 $50/m 73Wt-1^fcO ,,o depositl $ 160/month. 337-9642. GIRLS. SINGLE rc PORSCHE North Harrison, East Lansing 20 4-28 x-5-4-19 1965. Mechanically assistant, sales and front 351-44Of. 10-4-24 from Union. sound. Make an offer. or 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF AviiL PHONE office, experience preferred. 1-584-6424.10-5-1 LANSING. 0-15-4-28 CAREER SALES Call 351-9100. C-4-28 LARGE, 2 PARTY furnished immediately. 351-507)9 355-8255 4 p.m. 3-4-19 OPPORTUNITY MARRIED STUDENTS efficiency, air conditioned, RAMBLER 1965. Good BSA 650 Scrambler 1969, Semi Large national company has close to campus, $137 RATES 10 wcird minilmurn - two openings In the MARRIED COUPLES or single & FACULTY FEMALES, OWN rc condition. $175 or best offer. custom, 2,800 miles. East individuals with no children Summer.$154.Fall.484-0585, Excellent condition. Extras. Lansing office; substantial 351-1610.0-11-4-28 parking. Block fromq Call after 7 p.m. 353-3689. career WORDS opportunities with needed to run a Halfway Summer, fall ;° 5 1C 3-4-19 351-7399. 0-5-4-21 training salary up to $800 monthly; college and House in Lansing area. Free 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. 3-4-19 etc 31 iElflEjl 4-°0 I 6.50 13*00 successful room /board plus $100 per some with study CEDAR VILLAGE RENAULT R-10 1969. Excellent 1952 HARLEY "74" Chopper. business experience helpful; month. Call Douglas Price APARTMENTS... EAST LANSING I Over $2000 invested, asking c(vrw eg nm 4.80 7.80 15.60 condition. $800/offer. comprehensive tests on nm 6.00 | 9.75 19.50 482-4380 after 6 p.m. D-5-4-24 $1600. 482-2957 after 5 p.m. 5-4-21 interviews your will determine qualifications; and 393-4990. 3-4-20 MODELS WANTED for full time from $145 per mo. ... box, are bigger than a bread self - employed, and gentlem-^tV^ blocksf*^. union.4435 management Street. Cell 332-0205, J rn £qj 7 20 I 11.70 23.40 RENAULT 1968. radio. New KAWASAKI MACH and thorough opportunities program of employment 489-8458. 519 UNFURNISHED both a service! product and a Now leasing for III,, 500cc, training for men we select. b] - East Michigan Avenue. SUMMER ROOM and sara 8.00 | 13.00 26.00 tires, clutch, 30 mpg, $600. scratchless condition, 3,500 If this sounds of tea call like your cup AMERICAN MASSAGE children welcome Kappa Alpha Thetaffl 482-1729. D-5-4-24 actual miles, $650. 351-1242. GEORGE mm 10.Qo| 16.25 32.50 3-4-19 KILLMASTER 351-5940. INCORPORATED. 10-&-1 please, no pets Bogue St. at the Red Cedar 349-9371, 337-0100 WI 347 Stud ent Se rvices Bldg. ROADRUNNER 1969, 4-speed, GIRL NEEDED for housework. 351-5180 383, FOR TEACHERS (new or ROOMS, SINGLES^ All students ads must be prepaid 4 barrel, 349-4564. 3-4-18 new paint. Auto Service & Part^ Monday, Wednesday mornings, good pay. Walking experienced.) needed for non Counsellors - selling KNOB HILL 6 MONTH LEASE. F' winter. fall and Ceder DOUBLES. Ci facilities. Utilities p VW-GUARANTEED distance campus. Call positions with COMPTONS 1 372-8077. C-4-28 repair. The State News will be TOYOTA CORONA AM/FM radio, 1969. good RANDY'S Okemos MOBIL. I-96 at Road. 349 9620. ED7-0241, after 5 p.m. 1-4-18 ENCYCLOPEDIA. These are choice positions for the APARTMENTS Village^:-*. 10-4-26 351-5180. MEN, SHARE room responsible only for the condition. Call Will, MARKETING-BUSINESS first day's incorrect 393-1136.3-4-20 0 4 28 exceptional! Paul Conklin, 349-4700 quiet house Cooking, J Majors. Great experience for insertion. Regional Manager for Houses $ 130/terr M/.-,ON BODY SHOP, 812 East you in part time selling-good COMPTONS. 489-1276. OPEN Monday • Friday 487-5753. 0-19-4-28 TRIUMPH 1968. GT - 6, good Kalamazoo Street . . . Since money too. Call Roger, D-5-4-21 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. WANT HOUSE for Fall with two car. Best offer. 355-0140 8-5 351-1 331. GROLIER. 1940. Complete auto Saturday 12-5 p.m. p.m., after 372-2332. 3-4-19 painting and collision service. Q-3-4-20 or more apartments In East FURNISHED, SUMME»| For Rent Lansing area. Call 353-8164. fall, across from cs Automotive IV5-0256. C-4-28 LOCATED % MILE NORTH S-5-4-24 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, 1968. LASTCHANCc OF JOLLY RD. ON Michigan. 337-2793. i| Good condition, no rust. PARKING, KEDZIE Street, one KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair STUDENTSWANTED 318 SOUTH DETROIT Street. 3 ROOM FOR man. Acro*l| AMX 1969.343 cubic, 4-speed, 8 Tonneau cover. $850. block from campus. $20 OKEMOS ROAD track work on Volkswagen, bugs, bedroom house, partly Union. 211% Gran stereo. 30,000 miles. 353-0170.3-4-20 remainder of term. 351-1122. £ xcellent condition. busses or Ghias. GRAND to participate In two-phase furnished, $160, deposit. upstairs. 5-4-19 •research 3-4-19 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 RIVER CITGO, 1054 East project. Inltla! Must be 351-4139.4-4-19 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966. session on Tuesday, April responsible. Grand River 18, man furnished apartments 351-9274. 351-3969.0-4-28 Carpet, new engine with 25' x 50' garden plots for rent. including heat $62.50 For Sale CHEVY 1965. Impala. Excellent C 4-28 warranty. Good tires. $1450. the first session and $4 for $12 per season. 4444 S. $82.50 per man. 135 Kedzie, shape, extremely good engine. 339-9339 after 5 p.m. 3-4-19 NEED 3 girls, next year, double the second (to be held at a Hagadorn. 332-3788 after 5 $85 per man. Lease starting Cell, 349-3784. D-5-4-24 FOREIGN CAR PARTS. later date) If you end single available, specious, qualify. p.m. B-1-4-17 June 15 and September 1st. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 Session will take about 2 $76. Ann Street. Garage. COLE'S BAKERY | VOLKSWAGEN 1970. Blue, Days, 487-3216 evenings til East Kalamazoo Street, 1 351-1989. 5-4-24 TUESDAY ONLY. S COUGAR 1967. Power steering sunroof, low mileage, best TV AND STEREO rental. 10 p.m. 882-2316. 0-4-28 mile West of campus. loeves Home - and brakes, factory tape, air. offer. 332-5053, Bruce. No calls necessary. Satisfaction guaranteed. Free After five, 351-1995. 3-4-20 D-5-4-24 487-5055. C 2 GIRLS for 4-man ONE 6 bedroom, elso one very bread, $1 at our Bakeryft| No REPEATS, please. delivery service and pick up. starting fall. nice 2 bedroom furnished for Con Mi I 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Camp REPLACE and REPAIR worn No deposit. Call NEJAC, Watersedge Apartment. 4 men. $276 per month, THRIFTY ACRE, 0 CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE DREAM JOB. Teach make - up 337-1300. C-4-28 332-8479.5-4-18 South Pennsylvenii, 4 - Mobile, German outfitting, out Automotive parts at includes utilities. Call before9 1967, new top, tires are great. HEIGHTS WORLD OF AUTO methods used in Hollywood Saginaw. KROGER, f'lf pop-up top. AM/FM radio. p.m. 349-0839. 3-4-20 $800. 485-7958. 5-4-21 for Natural or High Style Good tires, clean condition. PARTS. 485-2276. C-1-4-18 MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe Logan Center, $1200. 337-1160 after 4 p.m. looks. Training at out Apartments 2 and 3 man apartments, OKEMOS - COLONIAL house Saginaw, 1721 North Gd DATSUN PICK-up 1971. Radio, D-5-4-24 expense. Money is good if Aviation you're ambitious. Can lead to furnished, air - conditioning, with fireplece on riverside River.M^ rust - proofed. $1850. 224 NEED TWO men for Cedar walking distance to campus. location. Furnished, all TWO 7.75 x 14 snow Ml Gunson, East Lansing. executive position. VIVIANE Village, Fall, Winter, Spring Phone 351-6232,372-5767 or utilities peid. For 4 persons. $25. Scooters & LEARN TO FLY! Complete winter old. tf 351-4780. 2-4-19 Cycles flight training. All courses are WOODARD COSMETICS, subsidiary of General Foods. '72. Call 351-3147. 5-4-21 489-1656.19-4-28 $70 per person. 349-0760. __355-2751. D-5-4-24 government and VA certified. D-5-4-24 351 6623. 0-19-4-28 12 DODGE DART STRING Yams 1968. 6, HONDA CL-350 very good FRANCIS AVIATION. Why Fight The RCA :, well maintained, TWO MEN for house. Close to portable » - condition. Excellent buy. Airport Road. Call 484-1324 OVERSEAS JOBS for students. I.M. Pool Crowd? $450. 353-8364. 5-4-19 C 4-28 campus. Fall, spring. phonograph, 8 Australia, Europe, South Our residents have 355-2451.3-4-20 337-0468. D-54-24 America, Africa, etc. All FANTASTIC DEAL, V4 price, their own heated pool. FIAT 850 Spider 1969. $800. ACCESSORIES DONT' STOP - Employment professions 1-1696 after 6 p.m. MARLETTE 1967, 12' x 50', and organizational flies in the UN Yankee Springs. BAMN. Edited by Peter Stansill and David Zane Mairowitz. CHRISTINE, I love you, but skirted. King Arthur's Court, Lounge in the Union, contact the Watch Campus Capsule, don't bug me. Waldo and A lively, one-of-a-kind anthology of writings from the inter¬ must sell. 372-7673. 5-4-21 Union Board immediately. featuring MSU happenings, at James. 1-4-18 national underground, including the Black Panthers, WWINN sports tourer. 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays \ 551 Albert Street. NEW MOON 1965, 10' 50' with and Thursdays on closed circuit Yippies, English Situationists, Women's Lib, the "Provos" WOMEN: LIVE human's There will be a meeting of of Amsterdam, and more. $2.95 2. 332-5745. an 11' x 7' expando. liberation. Ask that man out. the New channel 5. Right Coalition at 7:30 I. 34 18 Furnished with many extras. Don't get discouraged if you p.m. Wednesday in 33 Union. THE SIBERIANS. Farley Mowat. A myth-shattering, first¬ Must sell I Moving to Florida. The Rodeo Club will meet at hand look at today's Siberia and its people. $1.45 I French Touring cycle. get a few no's; guys do too. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Best offer. 677-2308. 10-5-1 3-4-20 HER-BAK. Volume I: The Living Face ot Ancient Egypt. Service Livestock Pavilion. Isha Schwaller de Lubicz. This new addition to The Pen¬ SYLVAN 12' x 50', carpeted living room, master bedroom, Recreation guin Metaphysical Library re-creates the spiritual life of ) SEWING machines, BUILDING AND contracting. ancient Egypt in the story of a young man's training in the hall, garbage disposal, skirted, i. 40 used vacuum Ceramic tile and carpentry Outer Temple. $3.95 on large corner lot with shrubs JrS $3.50 up. Electro and patio in suburban park 15 work and painting. Small jobs SELF-LOVE. David Cole Gordon. Frankness and tolerance ft 805 E. Michigan, our specialty. Free estimates. rs: 9 a.m. to 5 minutes from campus. 10' x 7' characterize this discussion of the origins, practice, and Call 482-0056 anytime. storage shed. New plumbing. effects of masturbation. $1.00 ■Saturday, 9-12 noon. r I n and o t EUROPE, SUMMER' 72' Round 5-4-18 trip jets from $219. OVERCOMING THE FEAR OF DEATH. David Cole Gordon improvements. $4300 or $700 STUDENTOURS, 129 East and take over payments of READ TV FACTS, distributed A forthright look at r source of income for many In one department, cuts drastically cut in capricious restricted appointments to Another sore spot with department may have, he Testimony by a graduate students. have added to low graduate fashion," said an assistant. three years at the request of many MSU graduate said. Exactly what each University official that £>r not paying m be met. Though graduate assistants assistant morale, a number of the department's graduate students is the discrepancy in department will do with stipends were awarded to Elizabeth Though the History Dept. enable graduate students to vice president f0r J were given a $200 raise this assistants said. does not have student organization, he the amount of aid available their allocation from the quite the continue their studies; welfare, said. W year, there were only 2,082 among different University General Fund is assistants hired this fall as departments. determined by the • Financial need was the Another COGS J opposed to 2,315 last The main consideration in which may serve to J year, Chemistry Dept. department, he said. accessible Clarence Minkel, associate dropped eight graduate Another financial hardship making the awards; inform,,3 dean of the Graduate School said. Minkel said the cutback reflects decreased state Chopin decries assistants due to budget cuts last year, but still gives all graduate students some kind affecting graduate assistants, who receive their salary from the University General Fund, • same Graduate students with and without stipends had the duties; n-ncial 8'aduate £3 assist, graduate students in J 1 of students of work, said Jack Kinsinger, chairman. This is far from the case in is that they must pay taxes on that income. Graduate students who receive money • were Actual services required designed to provide additional training, not to distributing. '' By KAREN ZURAWSKI Malcolm Katz, busing had not yet been .other departments where from federal grants, such as benefit the school and State News Staff Writer superintendent of East discussed fully, and no final • some graduate students researchers, pay no taxes on Graduate assistants were Though a large crowd Lansing schools, pointed wording decided. receive no departmental that income. denied workmen's (Continued from page 8) attended the East Lansing out, however that "there is Both, however, said they School Board meeting last no law in Michigan today approved the concept of a assistance. In a September court case compensation and The hard sciences have in Detroit, several Wayne retirement coverage, week, one school board where forced busing between local school board having more funds available because State University graduate vacation, sick and disability There will be an organizational member is not satisfied. districts can be done." control over its own local matters. of research grants from assistants were upheld in pay and life insurance meeting of the Society of Women Richard E. Chapin, "No school district in the Engineers at 7:30 p.m. director of libraries, asked, state could mandatorily Wednesday in 218 Engineering "Where were the students?" assign pupils to another Bldg. "I thought more would be district for the purpose of interested in some key issues racial equalization of The Sierra Club will display and of the local school board," pupils," he sell environmental books and explained, he said. "No restraints exist for posters from 9 a.m. to S p.m. Tuesday through Thursday in the Day - to ■ day affairs local school districts for International Center. would probably not interest assigning students within them, but it seems busing boundaries," he continued, Phi Gamma Nu, professional would have, he continued. "However, if a school board business sorority, will hold open Others in the community were to do it rush at 7 p.m. today in the Teak arbitrarily, it were interested in the Room, Eppley Center. busing might be called into court." issue, however, and the East For example, if the school The Table Tennis Club will play Lansing High School board decided to form a auditorium was filled with school for just from 6 to 8 tonight in the Sports girls, it could Arean, Men's Intramural Bldg. 350 people. run into trouble, he said. Anyone interested in practicing Under consideration by Voluntary busing between or learning competitive table the board was a resolution districts is allowed, however, tennis is welcome. presented by Chapin March according to state law. 13 that called for giving local Free U classes meeting today: Lansing and East Lansing are school boards the option to Abolish the Archaic Grading currently discussing plans for handle local problems a voluntary System - 7:30 p.m., Synergy; busing program, Community Organizing - 8 p.m., without federal or state but school assignments have 328 Case Hall; Edible Wild Plants interference. not been worked out. - 7:30 p.m., 301 Bessey Hall; To solve the problems Rita Stout and William B. Eugine Rebuilding - 7 p.m., Lab brought about by de facto Sharp, the two school board A, Wonders Hall; Let's Play and de jure segregation, the members who voted Guitar Everywhere - 7 p.m., 215 against resolution recommended the amended Bessey Hall; Macrame - 7 p.m., resolution, 201 Bessey Hall; Political busing as one solution. view the board's action as campaigning - 7:30 p.m., Union; Though an amended premature, Yoga - 7 a.m., 7 a.m., 7 p.m., resolution was introduced "The board should not Union Green Room. that removed the words take a stand on what is going "busing" and "de facto" and through the state The MSU Railroad Club will "de jure segregation," legislature," Sharp said, meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 30 busing remained the focus of They both cited that the Union to discuss the restoration debate. Michigan amendment against of locomotive 1225. 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