Monday JIDayMay • has been • • celebrated MICHIGAN Cloudy Xiany peoples for many STATE STATE NEWS ■ ■ . with thundershowers ons, it now is a holiday possible in the afternoon ^ted throughout ,e world. much UNIVERSITY and a high in the low 70s. e 64 Number 149 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 1, 1972 Id curbs inflation, N.Vietnamese forces »m ■shington (AP) - Sen. says halt South Viet drive j, Proxrnire says eight months of | inflation controls show the I might do better by scrapping to reclaim L and "learning to live with Kn as the lesser of two evils." lackson Grayson, chairman of , Commission, challenges the SAIGON (AP) — South Vietnamese marines and rangers fought evacuating Highway 1 military dependents and Vietnam's border, about 150 miles Democrat's conclusions, savagely civil servants. southwest of Saigon. k Weeks of hearings before the with the might of U.S. air and naval A third district town in coastal Binh Sources in Phnom Penh said the itessional Joint Economic power behind them Sunday in an effort Dinh Province to the east was in South Vietnamese suffered more than to reopen peril. ■ttee have shown that broad, national Highway 1, lifeline The fall of Tam Quan would extend 400 troops killed and lost more than 40 luffed, peacetime controls are of the northern front. A North enemy control to the better part of armored vehicles in a month's fighting land don't work, Proxrnire said Vietnamese regiment stopped them cold. 200,000 inhabitants in northern Binh for Kompong Trach. Iterviow. Dinh and give the North Vietnamese The Cambodian command reported As the enemy's offensive moved bcmire, who chairs the joint and Viet Cong a rich rice harvest of the fall of the frontier town of Bavet fit tee, said the hearings through its 32nd day, the United States 5,000 tons. which lies along the Phnom Penh - ted him inflation is not being marshalled every available warplane and Landing Zone English, a South Saigon highway at a point where it ■led. that nothing much is being warship in the Indochina theater for Vietnamese regimental headquarters crosses into South Vietnam. massive attacks. U.S. vessels bombarded fo reduce unemployment, that North Vietnam's coast and and the only remaining government The loss of Bavet gives the enemy Kductivity of American industry enemy strongpoint in northern Binh Dinh, control of a 50 - mile stretch of the Kening and that there has been a positions in the South. B52 bombers came under a two - hour rocket attack highway on the Cambodian side of the made their heaviest strikes of the war ■of economic justice. at dusk. Aircraft were unable to land border with the exception of the around major battle points in South *h of the damage now being and the base was being resupplies by beleaguered provincial capital of Svay ■ by inflation could be overcome Vietnam. parachute drops from U.S. C130 Rieng. South Vietnamese forces and their ig such devices as cost - of - transports. Saigon is 40 miles southeast of Bavet. Cambodian allies along the border fell iscalators in the Social Security Reports from Phnom Penh, Since the offensive began March 30, back from other fronts South j Proxrnire said and added: "If Cambodia's capital, said South Vietnamese forces have been |!t find less damaging ways of Dead com apparently leaving wide gaps on the western flanks of Saigon and the Vietnamese troops abandoned pushed from bases and district towns Piling inflation than either Mekong Delta. Kompong Trach in the southern tip of along fhe DMZ back to Quang Tri, unemployment or imposing A South Vietnamese marine carries a dead comrade killed Cambodia, opening an invasion path capital of Quang Tri Province. In the central highlands, South sx and unfair controls, we and supply corridor for the North The North Vietnamese control the I give serious consideration to during fighting south of Quang Tri Sunday. Marines are Vietnamese forces pulled into a tight Vietnamese 1st Division into South entire northern and western sectors of L to live with inflation as the trying to reopen a road to the provincial capital city to ring around Kontum, said to be a Vietnam's Mekong Delta, so far spared the Province, and have outflanked the ■ftwo evils." relieve units there under North Vietnamese seige. principal objective of the North the brunt of major attacks.Kompong South Vietnamese to push south of Vietnamese. U.S. helicopters began Jxmire said Grayson is now AP Wirephoto Trach is on the other side of South Quang Tri city toward Hue, 36 miles to ion promises to roll back prices the south. Jpanies with inflated profits and U.S. and South Vietnamese officials (funds ■ this. to consumers. Grayson REASONS LISTED have said that Quang Tri and Hue, the two northernmost provincial capitals, are the main objectives of the North |e wage - price regulations are so ic, so complicated and 90 Vietnamese offensive, possibly as part Jive ASMSU of enemy desire to annex Quang Tri elections an that they have become ■ ineffective," Proxrnire said. and Thua Thein provinces for I said there is overwhelming bargaining power at the Paris peace Lee that the public has no By JANE SEABERRY talks. invalidate the results of the election Brig. Gen. Thomas W. Bowen, senior ■nee that controls are working. State News Staff Writer •Insufficient time Ecology. No students from that college Ixmire cited the adverse which the commission is withholding permitted for U.S. adviser to the South Vietnamese, petitioned for office. frontf the public. The commission petitioning. fcarket reaction early last week The results of Thursday's ASMSU • Unclear The commission's list of told Jensen that government forces still suggested that a new election be held, if qualificiations for valid hold Quang Tri city, the Quang Tri iGrayson announced his new representative elections were no appeals signatures on petitions. recommendations "to insure a fair and lof price reductions amounting invalidated Thursday by the ASMSU countering the commission's representative election" include the combat base just to the northwest and move are filed. • Insufficient time permitted for ldreds of millions of dollars and election commission because "a few campaigning. notification of prospective voters of Lavang, a small military installation just The commission's statement lists to the south of the city. I "I have the feeling the things were unclear," Charles Massoglia, when and where the election will take several general reasons for invalidating •Illegal prohibition of campaigning Bowen described the Istration cannot vigorously press elections commissioner, said Friday. on election day. place through "appropriate media," situation as the election results. They include: Ice rollbacks without alienating The commission issued a statement • Unclear voter the clarification of qualification for tenuous, and said South Vietnamese ftrt of their supporters." •Inadequate notification by ASMSU qualifications for joint vaild signatures in the College of estimated Quang Tri city is still Friday explaining the decision to that there would be an election. college classifications. threatened by about 40 to 50 North •Inappropriate placement of polling (Continued on page 11) Vietnamese tanks. places which discourage certain colleges or segments of particular colleges from ^ckner will appeal decision voting. The commission also released specific S.Vietnamese air force grievances against election procedures. balloting for student reps They include the noncertification of candidates in the Colleges of Agriculture and Natural Resources, gains praise, criticism Education, Communication Arts, and SAIGON (AP) — South Vietnam's Moreover, the heaviest antiaircraft I By JANE SEABERRY regulations and then appealing them. I We didn't think the invalidation was University College, due to unclear fledgling air force has shown gallantry fire ever seen in the south has caused ■ State News Staff Writer am sick and tired of this. The board is fair or a rational decision," Buckner and growing pains with regulations. The names of these equal enough damage to strain severely the air sick and tired of this. If Charlie said. candidates withdrawn from were conspicuousness during the first month force's undermanned and fSU chairman Harold Buckner doesn't like it, he can resign," Buckner Massoglia refused to comment on Thursday's ballot because of lack of of the North Vietnamese offensive. inexperienced maintenance teams. fnday he would file suit against said. the issue, saying "the commission proper signatures, Massoglia said. South Vietnamese attack pilots have American fliers are almost unanimous lections commission today for Buckner charged that the agreed not to say anything further Other grievances include inadequate been aggressive and deadly, knocking in praise of the men who fly South pting the results of Thursday's invalidation of the election results was than the statement." notification of voter qualifications at out 122 enemy tanks in the first two Vietnam's A37 and F5 jet fighter - T representative election. the elections commission's way of Most of the reasons for invalidation the polling places for the College of weeks of April, by their count. bombers and its prop - driven A1 fof the election were "covering up for the things he given by the commission were not Education, the joint classification of But American military men complain skyraiders. Said one: "Under visual |ted Thursday by the elections (Massoglia) should have done and he within the commission's jurisdiction, several colleges and placement of that too many South Vietnamese flight conditions those guys are the best ■ission because of unclear didn't do or ' " didn't do well enough." ~ ' Buckner said. ' posters at polling places. helicopters and transports have been combat pilots in the world." Prions, Charles Massoglia, all a bunch of trumped - "These are "It's not up to the commission or The commission also said that the sitting on the ground while Saigon's They are certainly among the most Ions commissioner said in a rnt released Friday. up charges to explain the low voter the election commissioner to decide short time allotted for petitioning ground forces — trained by Americans experienced. Flying almost daily year turnout. Massoglia had a hand in the election policy. Because Massoglia denied candidacy to a prospective to depend heavily on air support — wait I Uhe board) are sick and tired doesn't agree with a rule, that doesn't in vain. writing all these regulations. He was a candidate from the College of Human (Continued on page 12) | le (Massoglia) writing up the meetings where they were passed make it illegal. The board can set any regulation they want. They were : SUPPORT perfectly within their rights," Buckner said. Countering the charge that there |Dem was not enough time for rivals petitioning and campaigning, Buckner said that both time limits were extended and were the same as they always have for Ohio been, roughly 10 class days. The commission also polling places were placed in buildings said that fy t,,k associated press Nixon to press for cultural exchange which discouraged students to vote. programs between Soviet and American "We put polling places where most J Presidential contenders in Jews when he visits Russia next month. of the classes of any given ■y s Ohio Democratic McGovern seeking an Ohio upset college primary were. ^ The election ,(„.11UI1 L, commission can't 7 . their political strengths over Humphrey that would give s ^ l\k Geor8e S. McGovern presidential drive a major boost. . __J 6 pie Vietnam War has "infected jspwt of American life" and Sen. returned to his effort to woo blue collar J"™- Ma^oglia suggested I"' ""mphrey visiting four black support, visiting Youngstown, Akron ' °f ^ rPgU,at,°nS< Buckner s and Buckner further criticized the marching in a Jewish Methodist church on the outskirts or ■ Ohio contest holds Tuesday's (Continued on page 11) (Continued on page 11) J1 with secondary attention on Indiana ¥*> and Alabama Gov. balloting in which George Wharton calls education ■tin?!?, top contenders for 76 I on dcllired >oEtaCte7aignlng' ,S°n ^ last week from vital to blacks' economy ^bam, alsoJbein« he>d Tuesday developmental needs of the black Ilia a ,• the District of By NANCY PARSONS economy and the black society," Intrni f',,llace forces hope to State News Staff Writer Wharton said. |he on Alabama delegation Wharton presented the keynote ling intiai thTn'r L°cal groups are ! race- Additional The problems of the black address at symposium on the second annual the state of the black In the week pr,maries are scheduled community will not be fully solved economy. The objectives of the luia Mix lsno in Tennessee and until a critical mass of black :afolina. intellectual power is developed, symposium, sponsored by the Chicago Economic Development Corp., were to Ms. Richard Nixon, who was a stand in for her husband President Wharton told black - as guest of honor at the White House N aotuf i°nly ma^or contender businessmen Friday in Chicago. provide an assessment of the present Correspondents' Assn. dinner, examines a ventriloquist's mannequin that did some standing in l Primaril ,ln b0th 0hl° and "Such talent is vital not just for state of the black economy, to of its own during the entertainment portion of the dinner Saturday night in Washington. Ms. lanapolkP°lis S'ff after spoke to a rally reseearch but for the full array of Nixon did the standing in because the President is urging President (Continued on page 12) vacationing in Florida. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May i By DANIEL DEVER Academic Governance which of bylaw change hi actions of John Reinohle, presently provide for 10 at - the at - large election, graduate seats on the large student seats on the Best, as the student add numb*** summary State News Staff Writer would eliminate guaranteed chairman of the Committee a minority representation to on Academic Governance, council, at least six of which member of the steering representatives fir1'' Clyde Best, student member of the steering the council. Harold Buckner, chairman of are designated for nonwhites committee, is the chairman colleges. ft011> * committee of the Academic "I consider this a frameup ASMSU, and Jo Lynn and at least five of which are of that nominations Under the plan ^ ilH H Council, Sunday blasted the and ... a plot to silence Cunningham, vice president designated for women. committee. college would elect Committee on Academic minority students (in of the Council of Graduate Early this term Buckner The governance ie^lSentative for * Governance and several particular blacks)," Best Students. issued a statement refusing committee's proposal which uu st"dents enroL persons who support the said, Buckner and Ms. to appoint the members to Best spoke of, would with a maximum of i the Committee on eliminate the 10 at - large committee's proposed He said he "shocked and Cunningham have supported a change in the bylaws which Nominations which sets up minority seats and the six "We f//»e board) are sick and change in the Bylaws for very disappointed" at the I shall speak sr tired of Charlie (Massoglia) against this action writing up regulations and then the members of thisT appealing them. I am sick and WITH 'TEST-TUBE BABIES' council to to effect reject any! tired of this. The board is sick this at,1 and tired of this. If Charlie resolution," Best said In doesn V like it, he can resign. " response, B' Halt to genetic work sought "I have been i Harold Buckner, ASMSU chairman Best's attitude this thrIM controversy h# J staunchly defended] CHICAGO (AP) The experiments that would Physicians, scientists, from whom it is not possible states. Those who favor (See story page one) - attempt to implant into a philosophers and theologians to obtain a usable egg. present system . wJb Journal of the American development of test - tube around him people J Medical Assn. (AMA) says a woman's uterus a human egg are concerned with moral, These experiments have babies defend it on grounds saying that the moratorium should be which had been fertilized by ethical, religious and reached the point' it would permit fulfillment unfair and status, J declared on experiments human sperm in a test tube. scientific implications of where this method of of the desire of an infertile Everyone unworloSI but Best seemS Monarch slain in coup aimed at development of The editorial recommends genetic engineering, says the reproduction "test-tube babies." that "representatives of AMA publication. seems woman to bear her own agree that thebylawsCl imminent, the editorial child. be changed." ■ An editorial in today's various disciplines should be They are especially assembled to discuss once concerned, says the Journal, Forces loyal to President Michel Micombero of issue of the journal says "the time seems clearly at hand" again the thorny issues raised with the growth of fertilized Burundi crushed an attempted coup Saturday night Indo-Pak summit! to declare a moratorium on by genetic engineers." human eggs in test tubes, by "imperialist agenst and monarchists" and the which has already been nation's former king, Ntare V, was killed, radio achieved, and with cloning, a reports from Bujumbura said Sunday. method of producing off - The 25 year - old king, who had returned only last - month to Burundi after living in exile in Europe for COGS to talk spring with pre - determined traits. OKd by officials No test - tube fetuses have several years, was slain in Gitega, 60 miles east of been fully developed, and Bujumbura, the capital, the broadcasts reported. He experiments with cloning soi had been placed under house arrest after returning. on taxation suit far have only been used to reproduce frogs. NEW DELHI (AP) - take place in the Indian talks "were marked wi_ Experiments in India and Pakistan capital in late May or early cordiality and a reading J development of test • tube completed Sunday their June. The Council of Graduate Students (COGS) will discuss a babies are designed to permit first step toward a peace 'I have reason to believe each other's point offal Tornado kills over 200 court case against graduate assistant wage taxation at6:30 women who cannot settlement by agreeing to a that we can entertain Such friendly langui p.m. today in the Con Con Room of the International themselves conceive children summit meeting between cautious optimism with had not been used by eiU Center. to have implantations of eggs Prime Minister Indira regard to the outcome of government in morethul A tornado roared through the Mymensingh district COGS will discuss getting a lawyer and retaining fee for taken surgically from their Gandhi and President the summit Dhar year. talks,' of Bangladesh on Saturday, killing more than 200 the class action suit, which would involve MSU graduate bodies and fertilized in test Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. told newsmen. Dhar, India's assistants. tubes. Such an egg would be D.P. Dhar, Ms. Gandhi's "I think the talks will foreign policy planner,J persons. Several hundred others were injured. The council will also discuss a request from Teach a brought to term in their special emissary at start on an auspicious as paid a personal tributel Heavy damage to property and crops also was bodies and delivered, Brother, a Lansing west side tutorial program, for financial preliminary talks held for well as a promising note." Bhutto, something J reported. support. The program offers tutoring and various classes It is possible, too, that an the past A joint statement issued Indian official or leade four days in Another tornado hit three villages in the same area, such as cooking and typing for elementary and secondary egg might be taken from the done since he suca Pakistan, returned to New simultaneously in injuring more than 100 persons, some seriously. students. The program is open to all students with emphasis body of one woman, Delhi after working out Rawalpindi and New Delhi Agha Mohammed ] on the predominately black and Chicano population of the fertilized, then implanted in plans for the summit, to said the special emissary Khan at the end s| the body of another woman December's India • Pi The appointment of three persons to fill vacancies on the COGS Nominating Committee will also be considered. war over Bangladeshi Also on the agenda is the possibility of formerly East Pakistan, " Raids called effective campus speakers. sponsoring Council to "My own impres Dhar said, "Is that III Bhutto is very keen I both the countries si Tne State News is published by the students of turn their backs once J of State William P. Rogers said in Washington Sunday the bombing of targets around Michigan State Uhlverslty every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays for 3 bylaw for all on the unfortiJ tragic history whidm and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Hanoi and Haiphong has Welcome Week edition is published in September. John Reinoehl, chairman Each college would elect change seeks to correct an characterized the retaif of the Committee on between these two cc one representative for every oversight in the bylaws by weakened the North Vietnamese Subscription rate is $16 per year. Academic in the last 25 years. Governance, will 1,000 students enrolled specifically allowing Member Associated Press, United Press International, military effort in South Vietnam. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., introduce three proposed with a maximum of four noncollege faculty to serve "I also have the fe As an example, Rogers said the changes to the Bylaws for representatives from that he is as keen as it 4 any on the steering committee, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Academic Governance at one college. The procedure in India to find a bombing of such things as Assn. the University Student Tuesday's Academic would parallel the method Affairs Committee, and the path towards t petroleum storage depots around Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. Council meeting. by which faculty members establishment of a Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Committee on Public Hanoi and Haiphong has caused The first is the proposed to the council are selected. cordiality and friendBaa the enemy to keep some MIG jet Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Safety. Michigan, 48823. change in the procedure for I e c t i The second proposed The proposal dealing between the peoples two countires." oH| figher planes farther north than n g student change in the bylaws would Phones: representatives to the reschedule the entire with student representation Dhar made clew H they would normally be. News/Editorial council. The plan would both India and PaiM 355-8252 academic governance will probably be presented Otherwise, he said, the planes would probably be supporting the Classified Ads 355-8255 eliminate the present 10 at • process to an academic year. during the discussion of a would have to change^ Display Advertising 353-6400 large minority seats and the Presently, student members motion by Tom Greer, old policies. North Vietnamese offensive in the Business Office 355-3447 sue graduate seats on the of committees serve from secretary of the steering But at the same Ik northernmost part of South council and add a number September to June while committee, to extend the Dhar cautioned: "Weld Photographic 355-8311 Vietnam. Campus Information 353-8700 of representatives from the faculty members serve from terms of office of the got to go a long wiyi colleges. January to December. present representatives - at - reach a settlement »T Under the proposed plan, large through fall term. Pakistan which will M Discussion the Greer about endt| An alternative to both students and faculty on an would be elected in the motion was postponed at confrontation and u the last council meeting and era of | Bombers hit 250 trucks spring, take office in an long, lazy days September and serve until June. The third is scheduled as the sixth item on the Tuesday's meeting. agenda for sincere, sides." honest end< have to be made by 1 American bombers have destroyed or damaged with nothing on your mind. proposed more than 250 trucks in raids on North Vietnam over the past 10 days, the U.S. command announced Sunday in Saigon. In another of a series of periodic reports on air activities over North Vietnam, the command disclosed that 700 strikes were flown by American bombers north of the demilitarized zone in the 10 - day period beginning April 20. Other targets of the air strikes, the command said, included North Vietnamese boats and port facilities. Viet negotiator returns I Le Due Tho, the top North Vietnamese who parleyed with Henry Kissinger in negotiator I last year's round of secret Vietnam talks, returned to Paris on Sunday for a possible new series of orivate meetings. Tho, a member of Hanoi's Politburo, brought a Birds, butterflies and bikes swinging this and that. sc.* way tough, apparently unchanged line with him and a Pages of textbooks—under sighs and . THE CAMPUS OF YOUR CHOICE. quick rebuttal to the insistence that the North yawns and up against jeans and bikinis Vietnamese be ready to first discuss their invasion of —turning. | i Admission* Office And you. | J Rutherford Campus South Vietnam. J Fairleigh Dickinson Uniyi If you are here for summer sessions Rutherford. New Jersey 07070 at FDU. j phone: (201)933 5000 Where, at our three major campuses, you are offered—by day or by evening- In Admissions Office Campus 1 ill,Jl'l/',uJt J TeaneckHackensack many of our more than 900 undergradu¬ I Fairleigh Dickinson University W ate and graduate courses. I Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 Antiwar nuns arrested Courses in the liberal arts, sciences j I phone:(201)836 6300 r"l Admissions Office and engineering, business, and I Florham Madison Campus education. I Fairleigh Dickinson University All among trees, grass, flowers and I Madison. New Jersey 07940 Seven nuns protesting the Vietnam War were pure fresh air, though within 45 minutes I phone: (201) 377 4700 of New York City. Sunday in New York's St. Patrick's I alternative. Ptease I arrested I'm interested In your Of museums, galleries, ballets, Cathedral after they stretched out in the main aisle plays, cafes, and everything else under the I sendcomplete and me an application information for about summer sessions II courses. 'a duing a Mass celebrated by Terence Cardinal Cooke. neon. The nuns, who wore street dresses,slacks or blue June 5 through July 14 and July 17 through August 25. jeans instead of their religious garb, were booked on An alternative to charges of disrupting a workship service. Also arrested was a lay teacher at a Catholic school. nothing on your mind. Accept it. long, lazy days with , Jfrontone beer lover to anothfer * V ~Ht ST'OH »*£W|«Y COMPANY. OITROIT, MICHIGAN 4II24. * * tC "v. A spokesman for the cardinal said the archdiocese > Fairleigh Dickinson University ^ LI would not press chareges against the women. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 1, 1972 3 IRA I inked with attacks BELFAST (AP) - The Belfast, young children- that injured 12 policemen British army reported commonly roam the streets investigate a large bomb, which lay in and 13 civilians. a field. Sunday that around - the - late at night despite antipersonnel fragmentation In clock offensive by the repeated Police and troops bomb in the Creggan district Londonderry's warnings from skirmished throughout the Creggan and Bogside outlawed Irish Republican security authorities of of Londonderry, Northern the night with Protestant districts, both guerrilla Army (IRA) is escalating peril to their lives. Ireland's second city. The youths trying to assault a strongholds, several hundred violence throughout An army spokesman said shooting prevented army women Catholic enclave in east staged a march in Northern Ireland. 12 of the experts from defusing the shootings were Belfast. support of the IRA. One victim was an 8 directed against - troops by The Protestants are year - old girl shot dead in gunmen of the IRA, who angry at "concessions" to the Belfast's turbulent Ardoyne are waging a guerrilla war to Catholic minority since district. unite the mainly Protestant Britain took over direct rule on an Police said the dead child, Rosaleen Gavin, errand for her mother was province overwhelmingly Catholic Ireland with Roman to the of the province last month, In Newry, near the Official at border with Ireland, an midnight Saturday when 80U^h- patrol narrowly Plumber's Cu she was hit by a bullet fired by guerrillas at an army Other gun erupted between the battles army missed being ambushed by post. Her killing brought the death toll in the province to warring Protestant and Catholic communities. The four gunmen crouched in a roadside ditch. The patrol to name ITheshools Sailing Cluinb'slastfirstSaturday's MSUparticipated home regatta event.was specifically for neophyte racers. Five State News photo by Tom Gaunt 316 in 31 months of political and religious strife. two groups confronted each other during the was the four searching men a were car when spotted, In the battlefield that is night in Gunmen fired on an bloody riots in east Belfast Gordon E. Guyer, chairman of the Army patrol as it went to the Academic Council, will steering committee of officially announce at Tuesday's council meeting the recent appointments to the ad hoc committee for establishing criteria for Astronauts start The appointments were made with the cooperation of the general education. by the steering committee University Curriculum Committee and the Educational Policies Committee. cloistered with technical splashed down nea air force jet Eight faculty members and four students will sit on the ad experts who transport. They collected while exploring ISPACE CENTER, mston (AP) — The Apollo questioned Christmas Island on arrived at Ellington Air receiving laboratory will put hoc committee which will set up guidelines for the them on every phase of the the Descartes mountain the sealed sample boxes into I astronauts started Thursday. They were flown Force Base near the establishment of new general education courses at MSU. chnical debriefings space voyage, from launch from the prime recovery Space region of the moon. The nitrogen - filled Center Saturday night. other half of the to splashdown. Their samples nday on their mission to ship, the USS Ticonderoga, With them came half of examinations cabinets The following students were named to the ad comments recorded arrived ahead of the hoc e mountains of the moon were Saturday morning to Hawaii the 245 pounds of moon today. The first box committee: Richard Anda, Downers and will be transcribed alter where they transferred to an spacemen. should be opened sometime Grove, 111., junior; d scientists prepared for rocks Young 'and Duke Stephen Chazen, Lansing graduate student; Annie for a full mission report. Scientists in the lunar Monday afternoon, a saginaw junior; and Dennis Pice, Detroit Garth, eir first look at rocks from The men of Apollo 16 junior, e lunar highlands. spokesman said. The following faculty members were also named to the ad Astronauts John W. were pronounced "in good It will be the first time hoc committee: Margret Bulbolz, chairman of the Dept. of oung, Thomas K. physical shape" after a scientists on earth have Family and Child Sciences; Alex Cade, professor of ittingly II and Charles M. uke Jr. underwent a i 1 e d medical medical examination and series of tests. "Their responses were a Hearings set for tenants gotten a close look at rocks counseling, personnel services and educational from the moon's highlands Douglas Dunham, chairman of which are thought to be the the Dept. of Social Raymond Frankmann, professor of psychology; psychology; Science; Douglas amination Sunday normal," Dr. Willard oldest part of the lunar Hall, professor of mathematics; Ann Harrison, associate Hawkins said. Young, Mattingly and of Haslett apartments surface. professor of romance lantuages; Gerald Miller, professor of |,rning and then started siting the technical details Scientists have predicted communication; and Willard Duke arrived back home that the samples will include University College. Warrington, asst. dean of their 11 - day mission, hich ended with Saturday night after Residents of Haslett Arms the some rocks formed 4 billion Dunham was appointed temporary chairman to conduct on location of their notices two weeks 4.5 billion years ago the committee's first shdown in the Pacific spending most of the day apartments who withheld ago meeting where the group will select its traveling from the South half of their security deposits will face stating that they were when volcanoes were official chairman. r; Thursday. The spacemen were Pacific. The astronauts Aprii rent to protest a lack of information preliminary hearings at 9 a.m. tomorrow District Court. in 54th delinquent in payments. Tenants had refused to pay building mountains moon. Such rocks would be on the the full amount of April rent older than any ever Twenty four tenants because they claimed that examined. Friday night received Lee Halstead, manager of the Young, Mattingly and summons and were told to building, had refused to oalition Duke will continue their plans pay the late remaining half of the April rent plus a 10 per cent charge, Stephen Kirouac, Grosse Pointe prove that their security deposits were being kept in a bank account opened for that specific purpose. debriefings through the week. The intensive sessions will be interrupted on senior, and resident of the Wednesday for a news Nearly 120 tenants had conference. building, said Sunday. am pus military "I think start we are messing up going to their signed a pact in February stating that they would withhold 35 per cent of that month's rent as In brief remarks, Young called the mission "sort of a cliffhanger" because of failure in the back - up a '•'Tea ii procedures pretty quick," vnie MSU Coalition to Kirouac said, explaining that compensation for a three - control system of the performed by members. Since the trustees and the tenants probably would day long failure of the command module's rocket Inviting all concerned many students and faculty apartments heating system. engine. itheast Asia will sponsor ask that their cases be students, faculty and people have' demonstrated- tlrcir Ii MSU Involvement in eke ting of campus to joint them, coalition considered separately rather opposition to the war, than itary recruiters starting spokesmen said the recruitment here should as one unit, as they are 8 a.m. today at the now scheduled. activities were planned to logically end, as it has at I Interested in Computer Dating? The tenants first received speaking ^ ident Services Building. continue local antiwar other universities such as I If yes, for additional infor- on Picketing of Air Force, action of the past two the ■ University of mation, fill out this coupon and Marine weeks and the last seven Massachusetts and Boston ■ and send to: "News Rights and New tresentatives will continue week, or until luiters leave the campus, the years. University, spokesmen said. Stereo Rental ■ Cupid Computer Opportunities for Woman" $9.50 per month ■ Box 702 WE'RE THE BEST Ihn Royal, coalition mber, said. The group will work to recruitment to a IN SIGHT! (Split it with your roommate) Free delivery 'Lansing, Mi. 48903 Tuesday, May 2, 7:30 P.M. rmanent end by whatever Service JName , in the Gold Room of the Union > necessary, a recent pick complete selection of frames - up ■Address. President Wharton issued Nejac Stereo Rentals Iil tion leaflet an ounced. sunglasses and wire-rims J Phone. S&ssssssssssssssiS statement last Tuesday 337 - 1300 it the University does not end to ban recruiters. prescription lenses ground repairs while you wait : A large rally will also be Ki at 12:30 p.m. today in font of the Student Ivices Building. The rally QcU&i OfMcicuui li feature an antimiiitary ALCO UNIVERSAL BLDG. krilla theater skit ftur friendly^ neighborhood hamburger. Miss J plays in the coolest sandals under the sun. . . they're bare and beautiful with slender leather straps twisted, woven and attached to a T-strap, and perched on little heels. A. Thong in white or brown. $8. B. Woven sandal in white, yellow or navy. $8 When you're C. T-strap in white or tan. $9 hungry, close counts. And, we're very //^cDonaiai close. Love thy neighbor Drop in any time. LI u U* Jj&tcp* Jacobsoris A 234 W. Grand River • 1024 E- Grand River JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND 0pen FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE Sunday thru Thursday till 1 a.m., Friday - Sat. till 2 a.n MICHIGAN art buchwald STATE NIWS UNIVERSITY Painkiller JOHN JUEL "Because the person editor-in-chief WASHINGTON - The Federal runway at National Aliport who h. he had taken the Trade Commission (FTC) has attacked "In my studies, I have discovered Bufferin And the person DAVE PERSON, managing editor the advertising claims of the nation's that people are dependent on outrageous claims for painkillers to rid he had taken aspirin who*!*J»ii* leading nonprescription painkillers. In Bufferin." was w oi JOHN BORGER , campus editor themselves of headaches. Let me show a strongly worded complaint, the FTC "You're a Seven-time recipient of the CHARLIE CAIN, city editor accused the major drug companies of you." Applebaum took two volunteers sneaky g Pacemaker award and made them stand next to a plane I with great admin for outstanding journalism. BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor making misleading and false claims RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor about the effectiveness of their taking off. "Now, watch this experiment products. The main thrust of the professor took a schoolteacher "This is the fastest way we have of placed her on a school bus wi complaint is that while most of the h« giving people headaches," he grammar schoolchildren. Her . painkillers work, the drug companies, EDITORIAL through advertising, give the false explained. After the plane took off, he said to one volunteer who was holding became strained and started to scream at the irritable «nH impression that there is a "significant his head, "I am going togive you two children difference between the products." Reallocate studen My friend, Prof. Heinrlch aspirin." To the other volunteer he said, 'T m going to give two Bufferin which relieves pain 'twice as fast as David Janssen, the actor, got on a. that minorities be elected chance for long term Applebaum, believes that the FTC has aspirin.* Now tell me when you bus and gave her two and a glass of water, Excfii£ The Academic Council will can by best - gone too far. While he is an advocate "a ho®y headache is gone." study," Janssen told the teacher have a chance Tuesday to at least a predominantly white survival. of truth in advertising, he feels the revealed that It takes more \ partially clear up the mess constituency. Of the 16 students This new proposal is as close government could do more damage The person who took the Bufferin than'tJ! than good by making the drug as many aspirin tablets to give £ regarding student representation elected from the colleges last fall as the council has yet to come to said in three minutes, "My headache is companies go honest. same pain relief as two Excedrin" on the council. two, or 12 per cent, were providing for a unified student - gone." The person who took the In just two minutes the "What they have not taken into aspirin waited six minutes and then teacher A new proposal to be nonwhite. The official faculty - administration body, smiling and climbing all over tk said, "My headache is gone." submitted to the council by the Committee on Academic percentage of nonwhites on campus last fall was 7.2 per cent, which is what was supposed to have been produced when all this effect^hat'^InUUbJ*ad^rtWi^cw have on a headache," Applebaum told "You see," Applebaum beamed. "The psychological factor worked!" school bus seats and this trip never comes to an shouting "ih0» end!" "Fantastic!" I exclaimed. Governanace will abolish the 10 While minority representation talk began years ago. It deserves me in his Headache Research "But how can you be sure?" I "Now, I'll show you another is not insured, the past election chance to work. Laboratory located at the end of the asked. at - large minority seats and the a experiment." Applebaum had twoTi six graduate seats. Each college does show that it can be his lab assistants wheel a Piano onto the runway. He then will be allowed to elect one provided without guarantees. brought oven And the increased representation pianist whose fingers were wracked representative to the council for with arthritis. The pianist could in the larger colleges improves not every 1,000 students enrolled, play a note. A man in a white cotf with a maximum of our the chances of a minority came out and said, "Anacin stub student being among those relieving pain 22 seconds after it entea representatives from each elected. your bloodstream. That is why mon college. The proposal calls for A second factor affecting the doctors recommend Anacin than two seats to be reserved on each in other pain reliever." he council standing committee for student representation strictly on gave th pianist two Anacin and a stopwitefc. student members - at - large; at the college level is the notion of Exactly 22 seconds later the pii least one of these seats will be representatives' accountability to started to hit the keys of the pL, reserved for a nonwhite and at their constituency. Since student and played a Chopin sonata like it htd never been played before. least one would be reserved for a representatives took their seats in Prof. Applebaum said, "If hehadol woman. January, the representatives from known how long Anacin would takelo The proposal also suggests the colleges have attended 78 per work, that man could be sitting on b| that an appeals board consisting cent of the meetings. The piano stool for the rest of the dq of the student members of the representatives - at - large have wracked with pain." Student - Faculty Judiciary and attended 51 per cent of the "You've proved that | the Graduate Judiciary be meetings. The difference could certainly plays its role, professor,"! said. established until well be that the college a judicial "As far as I'm concerned, structure having jurisdiction over representatives are directly advertising is the most impoitu! both graduate and undergraduate responsible to their colleges ingredient in a painkiller. In the pit, while the the only thing that saved the peopltk students can be incorporated at - large this country was the knowledge tltf into the Academic Freedom representatives have a much no matter how bad things got, tty Report. more amorphous constituency. could always go down to the drugstoi This proposal may not be the In addition, the new proposal and get 'fast, fast relief.' Now lit best answer to the representation adds three student government even wants to take the la out of having a headache." problems, but it is at least a step representatives to the council in the righfdtyection. while making student selection Copyright 1972, Los Angeles parallel to faculty selection The major - and valid — objection to Ale proposal is that procedures through the colleges. C.PATRIC LARROWE it does not guarantee minority While the present system on representation on the council the faculty end of the spectrum Academic streetwalkers? itself. The guarantee that has failed to produce adequate minorities and women be nonwhite representation, represented on the standing students - both white and committees, where the initial nonwhite - will hopefully set a work is done and most policy is better example and show that I'm running my dog on campus "C 28," he says looking at it. 26.01 on troublemakers." what Trustee White meant v other morning, way I've been doing "Your're a grad student in marketing, Later, In the Ube, I tried booking said us faculty members in originally formed, partially minority interests can be for years, this cop's cruising by in his for my midterm, but it was no use. My prostitutes, who can be manipulated counters this objection. right? How come a bright boy like you safeguarded under the proposed patrol car. All of a sudden he slams on dont know about 25.01? It's been on mind kept going back to what he'd by whoever is president." Whatever the merits of system. his brakes, leans out, yells, "Hey, you! the books since February." said. Those cops've got to be barking "That's easy," he remarks, "ft guaranteed minority In any case, student Cmon over here!" "I'm not into lawn order, sir," I up the wrong tree, I felt sure. But means the tenured fossils on the answers. "What is it?" what did White mean? Elected Faculty Council. You've seen representation, it is a goal which representation on the council I saunters over, "Yes, officer?" "25.01," he intones, "says: 'No Could he have meant those dudes 'em bark like trained seals when our remains hopelessly idealistic; no comes up for review next year. With me, a cop's always "officer" when it's one - to - one. person owning or having under his who go off on State's overseas new prexy cracks the whip." j system, particularly the current The old minority - at - large "That your mutt?" he barks, control any animal shall permit such projects, I wondered? Heavy bread for "Funny," I says. "I never thought of at - large mess, has yet been system, replete with an uncertain animal to be brought upon the being in a remote station like Bangkok that." and practically motioning toward Bruno. devised to fairly method for determing "He's no mutt," I bridles, "Bruno's property of Michigan State University or Teheran? No income tax If you stay "You should have," he scolds. "In "minorities" and a fuzzy without having a leash sultabty 18 months? See Europe on the way obvious. And here's something d* provide that guarantee. Hope a pedigreed Schnauzer." must instead be placed in the attached to the animal and with the home, pick up a Mercedes in that's obvious. He was referring te accountability, has produced a leash held by the person responsible.' Schweinfurt, ship it home at project particular to Freddie Williams and Dt "You heard of Ordinance 25.01, ability of the proposed system to disastrous shambles. The fella?" he demands. "Lemme see your "I could run ya In for this," he expense? Brook over." accomodate minority views — committee's proposal, though it muses, still studying my No, I said to myself, he wouldn't "You're way beyond me," I sa; ID. If you got one," he adds ID. Then he and there is some reason to hope could clearly benefit from suspiciously, looking at me as if he's looks up, "609634.1 seen that number suggest they do it for money. They're "How you figure he means them?" that it can. perfecting modifications which trying to remember what Rubber Bob before. not prostitutes. They're academic "Simple," he answers. " Freddie *1 of will suggest themselves as the looks like. nymphos. They can't get enough of committee pimped Schiff when they The election college "Now I remember!" he bursts out. "No, I haven't," I says, handing It helping folks in backward areas, got the word from 'Dr.' Hannah,right. representatives last fall indicates plan is put into practice, has the "Your'ie Lash Larrowe! Been lookin' "When my government asks me to Now over. for you. Want to ask you a question, they've got their orders from ttj; make an input to problem - OK? solving In provost: 'Make sure nontenum a developing country," one of our faculty dont get to use the ne* "Whaddya think that trustee meant administrators told me, "it isn't within our reader's mind when he said the other day, 'The grievance procedure,' right? the parameters of my available options "It's that same with Brookie: faculty representatives are basically to decline." 'You're our back up man, WUbur, prostitutes and whoever is president has the power to make or break Then could White have meant I Provost tells him- 'YoU'r^ No surrender them*?" "I don't hesitantly. know for sure," I says asked myself, profs who're gone all the time, consulting for conglomerates? No, I thought, he eouldn'thave meant the Tenure Committee. Make a ooi """ nontenuied faculty hn< "»lr '» >Tr """H them. where we can goon em. To the Editor: demonstration after another is "Tellya," he smirks dropping his As the Vietnamese situation again fate. America is falling slave to the idol of "peace," preparing to trade its publicized, reported, in hopes of planned, voice. "Boys at the station house'n me now He knows they have to miss a and then, but it's class the mayor makes the m° necessary "*ht? increases in gravity, the American freedom and conscience at the call of making a favorable impression on been talking about it. What he means why Trustee White'dJ* people are again deluged by antiwar and antiNixon sentiments. Few seem to care those who roll their eyes so piously toward this modem - day calf of gold. government. It is certain that one government is impressed — that of is since they pulled the vice squad off the steam room at the IM and the EX'S mlnged'at tteddle," I ' or dare to speak up in support of any aspect of this crisis. All we are supposed Idolatry is dangerous and destructive, Hanoi! If we really cared about the POWs, we would see to It that Hanoi johns in the Union, wierdos've been doin' a brisk business around here." szsr c,pit"i"n h-s "• b«k *> nrTS&T-nk» Brookover. You've heard what W especially when directed toward "I dont see what that's got to do to say and think about it are those had not one word of truth about They may be pulling down heavy something as nebulous as "peace." We with what Trustee White said," I says say about him: 'Wilbur wears no things which are approved by the liberal cannot prevent strife among families disruption in America with which to bread, but they're really making a collar'." heS left. We are not to know that American torment their hapless captives. doubtfully. sacrifice, having to slight their teaching bombs are equalled or surpassed in and other small segments of mankind; The details of Vietnam itself have "Look up 'prostitute' in your and research, way "Exactly," he says, rhat s how then can we hope to regulate entire they do. And it's all White's gone wrong. Brookie s death and terror by the ingeniously obscured the larger issue: Shall the free unabridged," he leers. "Wouldn't in the best land cruel mechanics of the communists, nor nations? world knowingly and in full awareness happen, we could bust those guys, way grant tradition, too, for sale. He comes on like a libe . In a final Irony, we are urged to be helping folks at home and abroad he's a hard liner underneath. - , know that North Vietnam has two surrender to what America once stood we used to when 'Dr.' Hannah was I'm sitting there, lost in concerned about the human suffering powerful backers, while South Vietnam for? Yet we play right Into tlielr hands, boss. when thought, "He'll make a concession,'ay.V°? J... and the POWs. One antiwar "Gotta go now," he says, closing one of my friends in the but hd dont give the game awa stands increasingly alone. We should turning to messages from them to add administration spots me. "You seem heard him when the city not remember that the Democratic impetus to the antiwar movement, or his ticket book. "Talk to ya later." presidents Kennedy and Johnson built contacting them to say how wrong "You not writing me for Ir?u«!ed' helpr Laah<" he says. "Can I stopped discrimination against **; to' President Nixon Is. How they must love Bruno?" I asks. up —Well hire 'em, If we ha« up the war yet didn't fight it; we should "Yes you can," I says, grateful for this! "Nah," he tells "We only Brookie says, 'but we sure ^ not remember the things which were letter policy No is fun; it is me. use a iresn Input. "I'm trying to figure out 'em solicit on company time. accomplished during the last three war ugly buriness which doonesbury presidencies, nor how we asked help few avidly seek. It is also something by GarryTrude» nearly 200 years ago to free ourselves The State News welcomes all which, once begun, must be finished. If from tyrannical forces. We should not an end to the war does not entail remember that the Communists letters. They should be typed ?»nd capitulating to the Communists, many escalated the war this time, but rather signed with the home town, student, will support it. But let us all first be very . «bout thi» h condemn our president while allowing faculty or staff landing, and local sure that our American and allied men them to act with impunity. We should phone numbei included. No unsigned have not died In vain, have not given on your sec< letter will be accepted for publication, be nice to the Communists, let them their blood and lives only to have their and no letter will be printed without a walk on us in Indochina, in Paris, in sacrifices handed to the enemy on a world opinion, humbling ourselves signature except in extreme silver platter, have not died for a circumstances. All letters must be less before their menace and, yes, maybe freedom which a selfish and callous than 300 words long for publication even apologizing for ever crossing them without editing. America no longer deserves nor in the first place. defends. We hear so much about politicians ML. Black and candidates who would end the war Bath graduate student ^omorrow. abandoning Indochina to its April 24,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 1, 1972 Antiwar group studies STATE DISCOUNT 307 c. grand river * new methods of protest w S really 0| By CRAIG GEHRING It would $1.10 be an exercise in futility (to introduce ; State News Staff Writer Tired of "marching and demonstrating for nothing," about proposal) unless it stood a chance of getting three votes. I Cigarettes Crest 50 persons turned out Thursday to explore various methods CO~ . PIay to the 8alleries • • • but where would we be?" Toothpaste Griffiths urged the audience in which the antiwar movement could become gathered at the John A. effective Hannah Middle School to think 3/99° more and meaningful to East in terms of reaching the Lansing residents. I tear low City Councilman George W. Griffiths, presiding over the entire mass community. He warned, "Unless we can get the great of the community to subscribe to our viewpoint we are 59c suggestions - keyed meeting, fielded suggestions ranging from refusing to pay the telephone excise tax and making the city a never going to I am get rid of Charles Chamberlain. sick and tired limit 3 pkgs. limit 1 haven for draft re sisters to — we all are — of marching and (coupon) (coupon) Marion Anderson and George Griffiths field bureau. establishing an antiwar speakers demonstrating for nothing. Where are we? The reason we are Expires after 5-6-72 ojaaestions from the audience on ways to localize the here is to be effective." East Lansing Store Only Griffiths indicated he will present the various jTntiwar ■Thursday night. movement at a public hearing held last the city council after suggestions to receiving feedback from various groups. He stressed, however, that he will The list of proposals discussed includes: •Publicizing the cost of the Vietnam War. ■ SN photo by Don Gerstner only introduce those * Relating the war to the effect it has on the East Lansing measures he feels have a chance of passing. budget. • London legs Nude Panty Hose Establishing an escrow account for income tax resistance. Sheer from waist to toe •Developing East Lansing into a sanctuary for draft 10V. VOTE STILL EYED resisters. OQc •Refusing to renew city contracts with companies who are war contractors. •Refusing to pay the 10 per cent phone excise tax. limit 3 Tax relief plan fails •Providing for payroll. •Not a full - time peace lobbyist on the city's allowing military recruiters access to East Lansing. (coupon) Expires after 5-6-72 East Lansing Store Only I By RAY ANDERSON Democratic •Prohibiting the East Lansing Police Dept. from aiding legislative major financier of public soundest approach and federal authorities in antiwar surveillance. $1.00 $1.75 ;tate News Staff Writer leaders and the governor. schools, while the other asserted that their •Establishing an antiwar speakers bureau which would Ihe Michigan Senate Milliken, who began the would remove the amendments would be on arrange discussion sessions with various civic Opaque Virginia Maid [jay again thwarted campaign for education constitutional ban the ballot this fall, organizations, on Marion Anderson of the Lansing Council of Churches Knee Sox Panty Hose Cts by Gov. Milliken and reform over two years ago, graduated income tax. regardless of legislative emphasized the cost of the war in relation to the local is opposed to the graduated | e House of income tax because it would The Democrats are efforts. economy. She estimated that the Lansing area subsidizes the jresentatives to place rty tax relief and a equitable base of increase the tax burden on those already paying high pushing which a joint petition would provide both o The p po Democrats sed to t he ME A are defense budget with $80,000,000 a year, Ms. Anderson related that if this money were used in the limit 3 99c limit 3 options if passed in petition for a number of Lansing area it would mean 1,500 new units of housing could Di'ing public schools on federal graduated taxes. The November, (coupon) (coupon) November ballot graduated tax falls heaviest reasons, the most important be built; 27 more teachers could be hired in the Lansing Expires after 5-6-72 Expires after 5-6-72 But the Democratic being the separate school system; $3.6 million could be spent East Lansing Store Only East on new Lansing Store Only lugh legislative initiative, on those with the highest amendment proposal amendment for removal of classrooms, 110 more doctors and 62 more dentists could be fcemoving property tax income. floundering due to a lack of the ban on graduated trained; $8.6 million could be spent on public transportation, la base for financing But reform grass roots petition income taxes. ant* million could be spent on improving the ■ic schools will require a educational finance and circulation. The MEA, on environment. 10% Off The Discount Price Jstitutional amendment, property tax relief is not a the other hand,' is Both plans would lower Ms. Anderson emphasized this could all be dead issue. done with an I a two - thirds vote of promoting their proposals as t he present constitutional $18,000,000 tax cut and 5,400 new jobs would be created, on all Senate was necessary to The Michigan Education a coalition effort which has property tax maximum She opinioned that legislators will respond to this argument Je the amendment on the Assn. (MEA) and the support of most allowed for county on a "gut reaction level" if constituents tell ft. The 15 affirmative Democratic party have education groups and the township and school appropriating defense expenditures "they are voting against them that by Film Developing s fell 11 short of the anticipated legislative governor. financing from $50 per the people of their district." No Limit y two - thirds. inaction and are continuing Spokesmen for the MEA $1,000 of assessed property Ms. Anderson wondered "whether we can afford any (coupon) Ihe defeated measure, in separate efforts to place valuation the issue before the recently indicated they have to $26 per longer" congressmen like Charles Chamberlain, who, she said, ■h passed the House last obtained one - third of the $1,000. "incredibly screw us." I, made no reference to electorate^through petition. 240,000 required signatures Rut A representative from the Lansing Area Peace Council said Ival of a constitutional The MEA is circulating in only a month and a half 98c thprp will Hp miiiaoo fnr woul(* 38,1 the city to adopt an ordinance which would Kodak Color Film | on the graduated [me tax, an issue which two separate constitutional amendments petitions. One of circulating their petition. den^mifThfoh pr°hibit city employeS from aiding in the arrest of draft caused much would provide for removal In a recent press conference Milliken called was an averje $4.60 p« [or S'tions" " Pena'ty ^ ^^ 126, 127, 620 Swim Caps of the property tax as the troversy among the MEA proposal the 1970° 8Z and liSUs Griffiths,caUed the proposal to turn East Lansin* into a would still hp ahiP S, sanctuary for draft resisters "possibly counter productive" - millage for operations0 Sb ^ ^ 3 Jerr/n denies averaged $10.82 m a i w high en per $27.50 per $1,000 $1,000 "The principle would be lost if we started haggling over the legality as we inevitably would," he said. "If it were that sjmpie (to prevent arrests of draft twisters in the city) we limit 1 (coupon) Expires after 5-6-72 limit 1 (coupon) pires after 5-6- |n list for operation. East Lansing Store Only would have done it a long whjle back » leports circulating in President Wharton of would AD director are not accurate, nnn $1,000 • enrichment u Michfann Stale News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 11972 FOR ACADEMIC COUNCIL Education prof dies in Arizona At-large attendance drops By S.A. SMITH number of at • large recommend that the at - and the issues discussed at meeting): Seven at - i,w ■ each meeting are: 15 State News Staff Writer representatives at each large category be dropped Jan. 11- Nine at - large, college Council discuss*! and cS'l °®.| Attendance by the meeting decreased rapidly and representation be student representatives • at - distributed among the 21 (out of 22) college and education. Clyde W. Dow, professor of teacher education, died last after the first session. COGS. Council discussed March 7: Five I Tuesday evening in Prescott, Ariz. large to the Academic Records from the most colleges. «» ■ Dow, 64, was coordinator of MSU's student teaching Council has been below 50 recent meeting, April 11, The 10 at - large the proposed College of college and co&l activities in the Lansing area for 12 years until last fall. He was to retire in September. per cent at four of the seven meetings since students indicate only one student representative - at • large representatives, according to the Bylaws for Academic Urban Development and Social Change, the faculty Council discussed Proposed college of ni*! £| salary schedule, affirmative Born in Wakefield, Mass., he held a bachelor's degree from Emerson College, Boston, a master's from the University of were As seated a on the council. group, the 10 was present. The Feb. 29 special Governance, are to insure the systematic action goals, joint ChVna®"1 Change, censure fcS|.^1 Massachusetts, and the Ed.D. from MSU. representatives - at - large scored well below the meeting on general representation of nonwhites appointments and general education. political participation. I He taught English at the University of Massachusetts and education was the only and women. Six seats are to the University of Denver before joining the MSU English attendance records of the exception to the downward be reserved for nonwhites 14 AprU 4: Three at - un I faculty in 1945. student representatives from progression of attendance. and five for women. Feb. 1: Seven at - large, college and coS" He was acting head of MSU's Dept. of Written and Spoken the colleges and the Council of Graduate Students Seven of the 10 The 16 college 21 college and Council discussed COGS. student Council discussed the council taping. me€?°f| English in 1948 - 49, and associate professor in that representatives are listed as representatives and the six (COGS) representatives. representatives at large, military education £1 department through 1955 when he became a professor of present in the Academic COGS representatives had - - teacher education. Nine of the 10 at - large Council minutes. an attendance record for all selection of a vice president appointments and stuEl He was the author of numerous articles for speech representatives were present The status of the student seven council meetings above for student affairs, military members committees. of the starTI "<■ correction and other professional education journals. at the Jan. 11 Academic representatives - at - large is 50 per cent. education advisory Dow is survived by his widow, Wilma, and two daughters, Council meeting — the first currently being questioned The lowest attendance, committee, taping of the Ruth Thurlby of Lansing and Judith Clinton of Mulliken. time students were by the Academic like that of the at - large council meetings, censure £Pr" 11 meeting): One at large (Special! - 1 Dow's ashes will be taken to Massachusetts for burial. permitted to vote on Governance Committee. representatives, was at a and general education. council business. The The committee wi 11 special meeting April 11. college and COGS. discussed the Cou'J Thirteen of the 22 students Feb. 22 (Special Interim (59 per cent) attended the meeting): Four at - large, 18 Faulty Grievance I Procedure, censure, general meeting. college and COGS. Council education criter™ The total attendance of discussed general education. committee the student representatives Feb. 2 9 ( iSpecial and studentL representatives at |ar?e | - - Students' fi mosterful By JOHN LINDSTROM beautifully done film about to its shoe king climax. State News Reviewer earth's creation, it shows Political commentary wis I Earth's creation, a decrepit lights, stars, spinning planets a common theme of seven!! alcoholic in New York and a and images of man's films. The best of these were! 20 - year - old sixth grader civilization flashing on the "1-A" which dealt with if were three subjects of the 12 screen to Stravinsky's young man's prospects in! excellent films shows in the "Firebird Suite." Vietnam, by Jeff Lieber ofH Intercollegiate Film Festival "Airplane Glue I Love Columbia College ioV held this weekend. You!" was an hysterical Chicago; and "ChessGame,"! Selected from various comedy about a 20 - year - which looked at the worldaiH campuses around the old, divorced, college a chess game, from Jeffrey! country, these films were all graduated, professional Bruce Griswold of the Rhodt| student made, a fact which airplane model builder who Island School of Design. their excellence. is sent back to the sixth Several of the films adds to wen! Rarely does one see such grade. Howard Lester, of particularly interesting for! masterful technique, even in UCLA, showed true comic their emphasis onl professional films. virtuosity in both his script experimental visual and! and direction. I cannot really say which "Eddie" color effects. Among these! of the twelve films stood out was a shocking films was Kenn Beckman'if as the best film; but there and moving film about an "The Dance," the only fj were four that I particularly alcoholic in New York City. from MSU. enjoyed: "Genesis," Filmed by Laurence "Airplane Glue I Love Salzmann and Peter Barton, The others were Patric You!," "Eddie," and of Temple University, this Ruth Lehman's "Drd "Stasis." film dealt with Eddie's past Abuse" from the UnivertT "Genesis" was Benjamin life and his attempts to of Kansas; Charles Lyma Burtt Jr.'s effort, from survive on his welfare check. and David Szabo'f Syracuse University. A "Stasis" was a group effort "Castaway," another ft from the University of Columbia College; hoi Texas, with Richard Kooris Franulich's, of San Franciw MCAT- DAT-GRE and Rod Whitaker leading State College, effortl the production. A dramatic "Occulus"; and Loui| LSAT-ATGSB and suspenseful film on Grenier's "Carousel," fi racial tension in a large city, the University of Souther it moves smoothly through Illinois. NAT L. BDS. •Preparation for test required for admission to graduate and professional Radio Board OKs increase in reps •Voluminous material for Radio Board moved announced that petitioniM home study prepared by Thursday evening to for the positions of hour experts In each field increase to four the number chairman and two menrL J-STLw-aWA' MG MIDGET Summer Sessions of student members - at - - at - large would t today and continue throuM Special Compact Courses large to the board with the It's a lot of sports car for a little price. Weekends — I ntersesslons two new members to be 5 p.m. May 11. Petitions may be pick«i J . elected in the fall. up at the affiliate stations-! These days you don't have to look ever drove without full sports car The charter amendment WMCD, WKMW, WFEU very far to find a small, economical car instrumentation: an electric tachometer, must be approved by WEAK and WBRS-orini LOCAL But to find one that's economical separate gauges for oil pressure, Residence Halls Assn. Student Services Bldg. I and a pure-bred, SCCA-winning water temperature and fuel level. CLASSES (RHA) and ASMSU before The chairman Mi sports car—well, that leaves you a There's even a trip odometer. (313) 354-0085 ■ going into effect. members - at - large will bi choice of about one. MG Midget sports other standards In other business selected at 7:30 p.m., Nfl MG Midget. like a 1275 c.c. overhead valve Thursday, Radio Board 11 in the dean's conferenej Just the right size for you, your engine, mag-style wheels, radial-ply room, Student Serv' friend and enough gear to see you tires, leather steering wheel cover, Building. through a weekend. reclining bucket seats, full carpeting You'll.discover that the real and three-blade windshield wipers. meaning of "sports motoring" has What do you pay for this small Chopter p/onsb nothing to do with y4-mile strips at abandoned airports. It has to do with roads that take economical sports car? Of all the proven winners now in national SCCA sports car racing, it's the one with Jfanb'n&tetri meet on fund| to the hills where the scenery and fresh air are. Roads that turn and twist and meander down the other side, the lowest price tag. A little for a lot of sports car. For the name of your nearest J Restaurant 220 S Howard St./next to the x-way The inaugural meeting"' the Greater District Common txm Lansing • »» Austin MG dealer and for information faithful to the contours of nature. between Michigan and Kalamazoo. Chapter will be held at 7.^ That's where terms like rack-and- about overseas delivery, dial (800) p.m. Tuesday, at the Lansing pinion steering, front disc brakes, 631-1972. In New Jersey dial (800) MSU NIGHT race-seasoned suspension and a 962-2803. Calls are toll-free. Every Tues. Night. Fred Wertheimer, direcwrj close-ratio 4-speed gearbox, start food - Drinks . . 8:00 to 11:30 Lots of Fun! of the Common «*■ Campaign Finance - making sense to the uninitiated. Music by Norwood And you'll wonder how you MG. The sports car America loved first. Monitoring program wiJJJJ TRIVIA NIGHT about the orgamzatlonH If you like trivia and beer . . . plans to monitor canJJH you'll love Trivia Nighti Every Wed Night... 8:00 to 11:30 spending in the and senatorial races congresQ both» "THE Every Thurs. Night NORWOOD" ... 8:00 • 11:30 Michigan and country. throughouttM| A six Piece Combo from MSU Following ,,| POLKA NIGHT talk, there will W J organizational meetl"j. j all those interested joining. SING ALONG Jim Basel - Every Sat Night 6:30 to 8:30 Dancing from 8:30 to 2 a.m. with "La Zlngana" combo. Test Drive The MG Midget Here In LANSING. 5014 North Grand River NEED SEE JULIE! I Mon, Thurs. Fri 8 - 8:30 Tues, Wed, Sat 8 -5:30 I WE LOAN MOWS* ®jl ■ ANYTHING OF n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 1, 1972 7 Emergency treatment differs By CAROL THOMAS State News Staff Writer Two types of ambulance and rescue services separate in the Lansing area — private companies and tax - supported public services. Though several funeral homes operate one The Lansing Fire Dept., by law, can calls. Any nonemergency calls are only handle emergency transferred to private At two different locations - vehicle companies, according to a dispatcher at the fire department. in the Lansing area, two cars transport collide, leaving four victims in each crash - type service, only private companies handle Fragmentation of service is still apparent in the area, with seriously injured. A emergency care in the area, Lansing Mercy Ambulance over seven passerby speeds to a telephone to call for help. Service in Lansing, and Archy Ambulance in Mason. companies handling emergency situations. An This is the critical moment. accident that took place on campus, for example, would be The care these victims receive In the public sector, the and the speed with which they receive it will mean the Lansing and East Lansing Fire taken care of by the MSU police. Near Twyckingham difference between life and death for the departments, as well as the Delhi and Meridian township fire apartments, the Delhi Township Fire Dept. would take the eight victims. departments operate ambulance services. For on campus call. Perhaps accident one was located within jurisdiction X. - accidents, the MSU Dept. of Public Safety also operates two Minutes after the In the other direction, the Lansing Fire Dept. might take report reached the dispatcher, two vehicles. ambulances had reached the the call, while within East Lansing, the East Lansing Fire scene, loaded the patients The public services are tax - aboard fully staffed ambulances supported; hence, persons using Dept. would transport the victims to the hospital. Near and whisked them off to a the services manned by firemen and waiting emergency room. policemen pay little or Mason, Archy's Ambulance Service would handle the call. nothing for an ambulance call, while a ride in a private Accident two, however, took place in jurisdiction Y. They ambulance can be expensive. Despite the fragmentation and competition problems, the were not so fortunate. Before coming to take them to the present system in the Lansing - East Lansing area is more Since costs for the public ambulances are hidden within the hospital, the driver had to stop for gas. Since there was no tax rolls, more and more comprehensive than most other areas in Michigan. people prefer to call the fire Emergency aid attendant on duty, the driver had to ask load the victim on his bystanders to department instead of a private company when they need "Lansing's system is excellent," said Wayne McKenna chief of emergency medical services section in the Michigan Dept. ambulance, then he drove them emergency care or when they are requesting aid for someone of Health, "It's one of the best in unattended to the hospital. Michigan." Mercy ambulance moves through traffic else. The fire department doesn't send a bill. "If Lansing's system is good, emergency care has a Accidents one and two not fictitious. The vast long way an emergency call. Lansing Mercy is difference in are "This competition is killing us," said Rodney Palmer, to go before we're saving the lives we should be care received by the victims in even the small owner of the saving," a 5 largest privately owned ambulance Lansing area points up Lansing Mercy Ambulance Service. "It's Delhi Township fireman commented. a serious emergency care problem in unfair." SN photo by W.B. Remington Michigan — and a more serious for one Ingham County. Palmer pointed out that nis ambulance company was not only operating under the "free vs. pay" idea, but also the people who used his service were paying taxes for support of Registered Nurses isberg'S colleague the public companies plus the care. charge for private ambulance Immediate openings in U.S. and abroad. Great facilities and "They're just killing off the free enterprise system," he working conditions. continued. "People want something for Professional atmosphere. nothing, but really War cri speak they're paying a lot more." One Lansing Fire Dept. assistant chief took another view of the private - public battle, saying that the public care services were emergency formed because private companies were Challenging work. Career satisfaction. Good salary. Periodic promotions. Liberal fringe benefits. not adequate to handle the job. m Chomsky, world • Chomsky, a professor of Chomsky has been a long of American involvement in Educational programs. "When a private company in the area answers a ■ned linguist and linguistics at Massachusetts • time opponent of U.S. Vietnam that has yet call, they Great social life. Institute of Technology, is a involvement might be out for quite a while," said asst. chief Donald H. REQUIREMENTS: Dedication to job and country. ■can foreign policy in Indochina. appeared," said one of his Burnett. "If they get another call while they're busy, there Interested? Contact your Air Force Recruiter. Call Till speak Wednesday colleague of Daniel Ellsberg, His collection of essays, critics. on • makers and now under indictment for "American Power and the might be quite a time delay before they could call off-duty He is also a founder of attendants to take out additional ambulances." Jucy: Lessons of the leaking the secret Vietnam New Mandarins," is "widely RECRUITER Resist, an organization At the fire department and police ambulance services, the at In Papers," at 1 p.m. study to The New York recognized as one of the supporting draft resisters. emergency resuce vehicles are manned by firemen, who are 300 N. Grand Ave. Times last year. Khild Theatre. most powerful indictments He has written extensively on duty 24 hours a day. Lansing on the science of linguistics The private companies, however, usually have only two and the relationship of the men on 24 - hour duty. These two men can operate one of the university to American ambulances. Additional men are "on call" and must be foreign policy. Chomsky is summoned by telephone for additional ambulance runs. JUST IN AT ACE HARDWARE considered one of the Palmer also criticized the public ambulance agencies for world's foremost experts in taking calls not exactly within its jurisdiction and leaving BICYCLE SHOP linguistics. only the transfer and undesriable calls to the private Following his speech, companies. ■US DRIVER told Hubbard Halls. Other bikes rock through a window Chomsky will participate in Magnete were taken from Spartan between midnight and 7:30 a panel discussion on "The Jhat at 5 p.m. rriday a 10 speed bicycle |id a female mallard Village and the Chemistry a.m. Sunday in the Psychology of Unfreedom" with the finest into window of Building. southwest corner of Brody at 3:30 p.m. in Wonders MCAT DAT w a I as it was traveling Hall. Police estimated Kiva. equipment 1 Shaw Lane. Police A STUDENT WAS damage at $500, and have no Chomsky will also speak including arrested for shoplifting at the foth ducks were MSU Bookstore in the at a public dinner held in his Summer home I to the Small honor at the All Saints study • Campagnolo Deraille | Clinic, and reported International 11:15 Center at A STUDENT TOLD police that shortly after midnight Episcopal Church on Review and Testing racer center pull bra le of the passengers a.m. Thursday. Police Abbott Road. He will said the Program • 27 in. wheels injured. student had Friday someone smashed discuss "Universities, to the bus was allegedly taken a book worth two windows in his car and Intellectuals and the available in • 21, 23, at $20. $1.95, and have referred his removed an $80 tape deck in For information write: GRADUATE Empire." The dinner will be or 25 inch frames. ase to the county the loop at North Hubbard held at 6:15 p.m. and STUDIES CENTER. Box 386, ICE ARRESTED prosecutor, Hall. Police estimated reservations are available by New York, N.Y. 10011 men at about 1:40 *** damage to the car at $75, and .galling 485-8035. ly in University POLICE REPORT THAT have no suspects. Chomsky's MSU visit is for fiurnishing eight paintings were stolen sponsored by the Honros * * * beverages to between 11 a.m. Wednesday College, the Dept. of Social Police said they also POLICE REPORT THAT a and 8:30 a.m. Thursday Science, James Madison Ithree juveniles at the from the first floor of the sanitary napkin dispenser bandit College, the Dept. of for possessing broke into over 20 Kellogg Center. Police machines in women's Psychology and the Dept. of Police said their estimated the loss at $460, Linguistics, Oriental and ■ve been referred to and said the paintings restrooms over the weekend. African Languages. Police could not estimate the pty prosecutor, and belonged to inmates of the total loss, but said machines The dinner is sponsored ! men all Jackson State Prison. were by Michigan Clergy and ■dents in Wells Hall and the This summer from East Laymen Concerned About A STUDENT WAS Chemistry Bldg. were Vietnam. arrested for stealing hardest hit. clerical bp., , supplies at 10 p.m. Friday JEN MORE BIKES ■Med stolen over the from an office in the TRANSCENDENTAL Chemistry Bldg. Police said with a total the student was arraigned in MEDITATION you can afford to td value of $946,01. court and remanded to jail the bikes were after failure to post «i the racks $750 by bond. jf Emmons, Bailey, * * * as taught by I Wonders, West SOMEONE >1. Owen, and North Maharishi APPARENTLY THREW go to America. a Mahesh Yogi Transcendental meditation Is a natural spontaneous tech¬ nique which allows each individual to expand his mind and improve his life. 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State, received By PAT FARNAN The Spartan distance the combinations then sealed the victory taking weekend in the Drake outstanding athlete State News Sports Writer all three contest and the match from the Relays. medley team put on another for his .!!| MSU's surging tennis team recorded two Hampton representatives. 6 - 3. The Spartans did bring fine performance, recording anchor man performan^l on the more victories over the weekend, marking Another bright spot in the Spartan attack home a pair of winners, but a varsity record time of distance medley relay. ] the first time this season that coach Stan was the improved play of number six man A1 lost Mike Hurd when he 9:42.5 behind Popejoy, the Drobac's netters have approached the .500 level of competition. Jacoby. A junior, Jacoby defeated Ken Bir of Western Friday, and teamed with Scott stumbled over a hurdle and fractured his left arm while Cools and Cassieman, but Kansas State, second to MSU lJWROothert°Pc0nJ J>m Ryun and SwedeS] in Kansas, zipped to an baksson The Spartans demolished Western Rosen to dispose of both doubles opponents they faced. running theleadoff leg of the shuttle relay. American record time of wereunimpj yun dragged home#J Michigan University 7 - 2 in Friday's . Drobac commented earlier in the season 9:31.7 and the Spartans "the mile and encounter, then treated Dave Williams' Isaksaosfl Friday, Bob Cassieman ended up fourth, the pole former Alma Mater with equal disdain on that the Spartans would need improved play from their fifth and sixth positions if they took a tumble in the 440 Del Gregory added another vault «j|l Saturday, downing Hampton Institute, 6 • 3. average, for him, effort J to complete the regular season a intermediate hurdles while fourth place for MSU with a feet. Within reach as a result of the netters were success this weekend is their season long goal winner, and Jacoby along with Scott Rosen running in tnird place and of a winning campaign. The Spartans will have handled the assignment well in recent Saturday Randy Kilpatrick have to do it against Big Ten opponents matches. took a spill during the teaml steeplechase. Neither was Michigan, Illinois and Purdue, which will close out MSU's regular season competition. Saturday's engagement with Hampton Western, who boost after a came poor to MSU looking for a showing last year, found nothing but trouble against a fired up injured seriously, though. Friday afternoon, Lacrosse gave the Green and White a seasonal mark of Spartan contingent who allowed the Kilpatrick ran a 4:05.9 mile for the victorious four mile 5 • 5, and left a happy bunch of Spartans Broncos only one point in the singles and the - relay squad and, with bows to OSU pondering the outcome of their three same in the doubles competition. remaining battles against Big Ten The Broncos' two tallies came about as liacklusli teammates Ron Cool opposition. John Lamerato, Western ace, considered one (4:08.5), Rob Cool (4:09.6) Vetter, Williams, and Rosen, who didn't of the strongest competitors in the state, Spartan netter Al Jacoby returns the volley of a and Ken Popejoy (4:02.8), take part in a losing effort all weekend, all defeated Rick Vetter 7 - 5, 3 - 6, 6 - 3, and Western opponent en route to victory. The improved helped carry the Spartans to By JOHN FRAZIER handled their singles opponents with relative teamed with Jerry Smith in the doubles to ' play of Jacoby helped the netters to two weekend a varsity record 16:26.4 State News Sports Writer ease, setting the Spartans even at 3 - 3, with close out Vetter and Joe Fodell 7 - 5,6 - 7,6 - triumphs. clocking. the doubles competition to go. 0. Val Washington netted his 18th and 19th goals oil season and Jim Walters added his 10th goal of the Spartan lacrosse team fell to Ohio State University « year |J Saturday in Columbus, Ohio. P Washington's scores broke the Spartan record of 17« which he shared with J a season Doug Kalvelage enterij game. Kalvelage had set the mark last year. The game's first four tallies were registered by the! State squad as the Spartans were shut out until second stanza. Walters broke the ice for the late ij Spartansa tallied a goal at the 13:23 mark. * The Buckeyes were then able to answer back w scores of their own as they captured a 7 • 1 lead mid-1 through the third period. Washington then led a SpJ assault on the Ohio State netminder. He home at the 10:46 mark of the third period. ran hisfintl Pleased with his earlier success, Washington camerightfl at the Buckeye goalie and again scored, this time at thell mark. His second goal came in a man - up situation an the only man - up opportunity the Spartans were able tol in on. P The Ohio State team again retaliated as it scored thJ two goals of the game and subsequently squelchedB comeback hopes that the Spartans were entertaining. The Ohio State offense was led by Van BourgoudieJ league's leading scorer, as he tallied five times. Once again, Spartan goaltender Ron Hebert was busy! nets as he kicked out 19 Ohio State shots on goal. Hbf saves for the season now stands at 189 and istmly 10 J the record of Bill Herrmann in 1970. The Spartans were still without the services of m Jon Cudnohufsky whose leg was swollen from an injury.l "We hope he can play Saturday but it remains douNJ Swoboda said. The Spartans' next game is set for Saturday at liome«|| Kenyon at 2 p.m., and it will mark their final I appearance this season. GetAl Marine Corps in the Union before he secede Earn $100 a month and a Marine Corps commission through the Platoon Leaders Class. Eligible college men The PLC also offers a All PLC leadership can earn $ 100 a month few good men the training takes place each month of the chance to learn to fly during the summer regular school year. It's free. The Corps pays when it can't interfere like a $900 annual the entire cost of with your college career. scholarship. ci vi I ian f I ight i nstruction Upon graduation Unfortunately, Al is not here to stay. But M .. .worthabout$800. PLC members are "Most - Time - in - the - Union' recoj probably is. Immortalize this dauntless rec >| commissioned Second holder in pictures. Lieutenants. To get ALL the details on MARINE OFFICER PROGRAMS See Major Wood or Captain Fout at the Placement Bureau May 1 -4 9 am - 4 pm 524 E. Michigan [i State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS- Monday, May 1, 1972 9 Batsmen win three of four By CRAIG RESMBURG had scratched out infield fanned six while State News Sports Writer dropping Oliver also went 2 - for 3, - left - center to clear the fanned sue. hits. It was the first round his third game in five It's a good thing the including a double and a bases and give the Spartans Ike, throwing just 67 tripper of the for Dace, decisions and second in a two year - run homer, to lead the a dramatic 4 - 3 victory. pitches in the first game 6 - hitters produced over the who went 5 for 12 in the row. - - Spartans. Oliver's wrong - 1 win, gained his fourth weekend or the MSU four games and knocked in "I just didn't have it field blow to left "I didn't hit the ball that was his victory in five decisions and baseball team might not five runs. today,'' VanPelt first of the season. well but it carried a long have done is now just one win short of as well as it did. Rohde's leftfield blast commented, after Brian way," Howitt said later. Power Lieckfelt had replaced him tying Ron Perranoski's MSU through the with the bases loaded in the Several batsmen aided in "Their pitcher must have record of 21 career middle of the batting order seventh put the icing on the in the sixth. "I didn't get the effort against Eastern thought I couldn't hit after victories, set during the took the place of cake for the Spartans. It was some completely loose until the Friday but the two most going hitless my first three 1956 - 57 - 58 seasons. Ike spotty pitching to help give both his first homer of the third inning and I got a notable performers were times up." the Spartans three victories tossed a three - hitter. year and his first grand slam blister on the middle Larry Ike and Shaun In finger Steve VanderLaan picked four tries against as a Spartan. of my pitchinghand, which Howitt. up his second win in the Dace singled in one run intrastate rivals Eastern and "It was a high curve and didn't help. But Central's With the bases full, two same week with a good Oliver stroked a triple to Central Michigan and a 17 - their pitcher game me a got some good hitters too." outs and MSU trailing 3 • 1 8 - 1 seasons record. break because it was getting Ron Pruitt had two hits relief job, after coming in right to drive in two more in the last of the seventh, for Rick Deller in the fifth. to give the Spartans a 3 - 0 The batsmen split a dark and I couldn't see his in three trips to the Howitt hit a fast ball down plate All three EMU runs were lead in the fourth. Dace twinbill with CMU, losing fast ball too well," a happy (plus a walk) and Bailey the middle off the fence in charged to Deller, who collected three hits in as the first game 7 - Rohde said. "It's the first 3, then many trips to the plate in coming back to crush the grand slam I've had in the game. Chips 11 - 2 in the nightcap, college ball and it's quite a after taking two home thrill." CLAXTON, CALLARD After Windie LaFever games from EMU Friday by Moore, although striking doubled and JerryBlackburn scores of 6 -1 and 4 - 3. out eight CMU batters, singled him home in the A three - run homer wasn't by as sharp on the fifth for Eastern's only run, John Dace and a grand slam by John Rohde helped pave the way for hurler Elliott mound lately. hits, He as he has gave up seven walked two and at least been 'S' lifters cla the Spartans pushed across three tallies in the bottom of the sixth to wrap it up. Power'imrUvd Moore to gain his fifth win without a loss this season in one Chip batter got in every inning. on base Jerry Sackmann hit his Roger Callard and Edwin Claxton was one of four fourth homer in three games the 11 - 2 runaway. In the 7 - 3 first m batsman Bailey Oliver tears into a pitch in - game Claxton recently won titles MSU lifters competing in with Dace aboard and Ron Dace hit his 390 - foot loss, Central hitters touched |0f the 6 • 1 and 4 - 3 home wins over Eastern shot over the fence in dead while representing MSU's the National Collegiate DeLonge, who went 3 - for - up starter and loser Brad n Friday. Oliver had five hits and four RBI's Weightlifling Club. Powerlifting Championships 4, knocked in the final MSU center to highlight a six - VanPelt for five runs on held two weekends ago at run with his second double [the weekend.State News photo run MSU third after Rick eight hits and four walks in Callard, Saginaw senior, Texas Chrisitan University of the contest. by B. Remington Carrow and Ron DeLonge five full innings of work. He won the 1972 Mr. Michigan in Fort Worth, Tex. title and will represent Michigan at the Mr. America Claxton won the national competition June 12 at [olfers title in the 123 - pound oppose Wayne Cobo Hall in Detroit. division. Last year Callard finished Howard Wandell and Mike Nelson each competed third in the Mr. Michigan in the 148 pound class and - contest which is judged on finished sixth and seventh dual at Forest Akers symmetry, proportions, muscularity and personal respectively. in with Fossum said that he appearance. Callard weights began lifting on a regular basis at Leonard Espinosa, lifting 165 pounds, set a MSU record of 550 pounds in the the a one - over - par 14 5. was there would be a playoff to two years ago and since MSU's team medalist was quite pleased with Hyland's determine the then has increased his deadlift while placing fifth Spartan freshman Brad Hyland, who play and that Bradow shot in overall competition after representatives this week to weight 20 pounds to 210 continued his fine play of better than his score the 72 hole, two - day event ROGER CALLARD the bench and squatlifts. - pounds which he carries on last week's intrasquad Indicated. at the University of Indiana a 5 • 9 frame. The 550 deadlift total was playoff with rounds of 75 - The Illinois tournament course. "Weightlifting provides also a high in the meet's 165 was not requisite strength, pound weight division. 77-152 to lead the Spartans. played In the best of - The next four weeks are He lifts weights a endurance and mental MSU's Next for the Spartans was conditions, as rain fell during team did not going to be quite important maximum number of four attitude for senior Dick Bradow, who the morning round and a ones for the Spartans, for any athletic score enough points to hours per week, spread over activity if lifting is used totaled 154 on roundsof 79- little into the afternoon after the Northern qualify for the top ten three days, and he jogs properly," Callard said. 76. Mark Tlmyan had two session, though it was not as teams. Intercollegiate this weekend, during the other three days. 78's to card 156 while Steve windy as it normally is on the MSU's own Spartan Broadwell and Bill Brafford Orange course. Invitational will be held on both had a pair of 79's to In addition to the Wayne the Forest Akers west course finish at 158. State dual this afternoon, the on May 12-13. Captain John Spartans will take on MSU will then have two VanderMelden slipped to 81 Saginaw Valley and Lansing weeks to prepare for the Big - 80 • 161 but Fossum wasn't Community College In a £)en championships, which too concerned with the freshman meet Wednesday In May i,, HAPPHES FBANKLYSPEAKING ty PhilFr»»k For Rent For Rent Automotive A utomotive ForKentm TV AND STEREO rental: Fast CHEVELLE MALIBU 1970. V - MGB-GT, 1969, Beige, $1600. Rob Wunderlich free delivery and service. Apartments 8, 4 speed, new tires, radio. Call 487-3474.3-5-4 313-577-4200, collect, $9.50/moi1th - no deposit, low GIRL NEEDS roommates with term rates available. All •AUTOMOTIVE person to person. S-5-5-1 apartment for summer. Cedar duplex, furnish3 CHEVY 'VEJ AIRE equipment guaranteed. Call Scooters & 1963. NEJAC, 337 1300. C-5-31 Village Area. 355-9174. bedrooms, ' Cycles Automt.°<-'(.Ol50. Call MUSTANG 1968 Automatic D-6-5-1 372-1629. 10-5-8 Parts & Service 353-9100 or 355-1097. 5-5-1 200cc, $700. Call 355-0944 Aviation or 351-8477.5-5-2 MARIGOLD •EMPLOYMENT CORVETTE 1970 Coupe. 350, Apartments APARTMENTS Houtet V-8, 365 hp. Charcoal gray OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE •FOR RENT 7 1 1 Burcham - 9 11 finish, racing hood, AM/FM 1966. Can be seen at 805 SUMMER. ONE girl for air - female Apartments radio, side pipes, mags, Moores River Drive, conditioned, furnished, 2 Marigold. furnished Large one deluxe bedroom housem'ateJ Houses Goodyear F60x15 tires. 485-9827. 4-5-2 man. Walking distance. apartments. Now leasing for summer. Own foo:l Summer and Fall. Call preferred. Air-con* Rooms 12,000 actual miles. 351-9438. 3-5-3 Excellent condition. Best 337-7328 for appointment. 351-6615.5-5-2 •FOR SALE PEUGEOT 1962. Dependable, Animals offer. Call 393-3726 or 2230 South see at Wadsworth. 25 mpg, 2 new tires, clutch, starter, $95. 332-6958. 3-5-3 NEEDED: $50/month, GIRL summer, utilities paid, MALE ROOMMATE Only 1 block from campus. wanted. FURNISHED houses on 3~andVd Mobile Homes Grovs StJ 3-5-2 Piver Street. 351-7392. 1-5-1 Park •Lost & Found PINTO 1971. 4 speed, radio, $50/month. 351-3864. Lane, available and 1 h„piL - D-5-5-1 f0r CORVETTE COUPE 1964. APARTMENT IN central •PERSONAL heater, 17,000 miles. $1500. Prices range Sjm Excellent. GTO Coupe 1969, 372-2458. 3-5-3 London, England for rent July •PEANUTS PERSONAL 349-4157. 3-5-2 many options. 651-5064 - September for married •REAL ESTATE after 6 p.m. 3-5-1 PORSCHE couple, Grad or Staff only. Seeing is Believing •RECREATION sound. 1965. Mechanically Make an offer. - Must be very straight. sublet 2 bedroom^ $200 per month 3 •SERVICE CUTLASS CONVERTIBLE 1-584-6424. 10-5-1 $220/month. Call 393-0196 2-5-1 1 967. No rust. Good after 6 p.m. 3-5-3 Spacious apts. Instruction condition. $850. Call RENAULT 1968. Automatic, Ample parking COMFORTABLE Typing Service 2 MEN Heated pool 6 ro^_ •TRANSPORTATION 484-0549. 3-5-2 good tires, good condition, $400. Phone 663-3801. 2-5-2 'CLASS DISMISSEP.. X SAID CLASS DISMISSED!' wanted Twyckingham. Starting fall term. Call Bob for 2. Summer. Call 35J •WANTED DATSUN 1600 Roadster 1970. 351-1416. X-3-5-2 Optional bars ft# *2*/E UMN6, MM DEADLINE Fine machine. Call 485-5317 TR- 6, 1970 British racing green, Apartments shown from 1 P.M. one class day after 5 p.m. 3-5-1 AM/FM, Radial tires, SUBLET SUMMPrQtrm. River 3 - 7 p.m. daily and on Tonneau, 18.000 miles, must Street ^-partment. before publication. weekends. sell. 641-4225. 5-5-5 $50 St-Jb 1-2027. 5-5-1 DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION. 1964 Scooters & Cycles Employment VALLEY FARMS Cancellations/Cor¬ VOLKSWAGEN 1967. AM/FM, NOW LEASING. A. Dodge Dart. 3 owner, call bedroom home for 4 rections - 12 noon one class day before 485-4173, 353-7896. 3-5-2 good condition, 49,000 miles, $700. Call 371-1856. 1970 650 Excellent BSA LIGHTNING. condition. 4,500 MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST. SUMMER! Very clean. $180 per J exper need i publications. DODGE 1971 Charger hardtop, 5-5-2 miles. $950. 351-6437. 56-2 medical Burcham Woods $180 deposit Call 66 3-5-3 318, V-8, power steering and 1970 KAWASAKI 350 A - 7. background preferred. Must PHONE VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Bus with 355-8255 brakes. Vinyl top. 393-2213. 3-5-2 1971 1600 motor. Radio, heater. $750. 371-3166, x-3-5-1 Excellent conditionl Helmet and many extras. 337-9164. 3-5-3 like to: 5-5-2 children. State Submit News, Box letter F-6. s45 WANTED: bedroom LARGE house, 393-2063. $-5-5 j 3I -484-4014 FALCON 1969, 4 door, automatic, rustproofed, 7 WORK AVAILABLE SUMMER HOUSE,I DRDS mounted tires. 351-0309 evenings. 4-5-2 $1,100. VOLVO 144, Excellent condition, $1400 393-5883 . SUZUKI 250, 1970. Excellent condition. $400. 1964 DON'T WAIT until summer for job. We need 14 men a s60 ONE MAN apartment. for four Twyckingham, man location, utilities csgfl people, $55/momh if or 882-9808, leave message. Chevrolet. Runs. $50. $65 per month, available June IMMEDIATELY with cars. 351-0866. 5 5-5 5-5-3 351-8139.3-5-3 Call Mr. Kovach, 489-3494. 1, $50 deposit. Call 351-3199 $75 FIAT 1971 124 Spyder, red, before 4 p.m. 1-6-1 7,000 miles, AM/FM, 305CC HONDA SCRAMBLER. C-5-31 EAST LANSING ■ StJ Michelins, Ziebart. Call Scooters & Cycle* Rebuilt engine. Lots of Furi'ished 1, 2and3lJ SUBLEASE FOR summer. Single 355-9136 or 313-866-0437 chrome. Perfect condition. PART TIME student duplexes for summer J girl working or student. Call evenings after6p.m. 1-5-1 CYCLE INSURANCE - Central 1968 BULTACO MATADOR. employment, 12 - 20 CEDAR VILLAGE after five, 351-2193. B-2-5-2 Call CLAUSE! Michigan's Largest insurer, Excellent dirt bike. Call hours/week. Automobile REALTY 351-5300,«T FORD GALAXIE 1962. 352 any cycle, any rate. 144 North 641-4233.3-5-3 required. 351-5800 for APARTMENTS 332-5900.2-5-2 information. C-3-5-3 SUBLEASE SUMMER, two man, automatic, good interior, Harrison, East Lansing or steering. $150, will Bogue St. at the Red Cedar air - conditioned, furnished, 347 Student Services Bldg. power 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF REGISTERED NURSE or close. Call 351-3488. 5-5-5 Room ] All students ads must be deal. 351-5381. D-5-5-1 LANSING. 0-5-31 Auto Service & Purlt licensed Practical with 351-5180 prepaid medication course. Part time MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe ROOM IN DUPLEX42! FORQ GALAXIE XL500 HONDA CL350, MILLER 200 East. Family 1968. AUTOMOTIVE work 2 and 3 man apartments, Clean dry. basero convertible, 1968, automatic, on day and afternoon room, kitchen, living room, Reconditioned and rebuilt REPLACEMENT parts, used, The State News will be shifts. HOLT HOME, 5091 furnished, air - conditioning 337-0054. 3-5-2 many extras. 351-8713. 3-5-2 engine. Best offer over $350. bedroom and bath, private new and rebuilt at LOWEST responsibtl only for the Willoughby Road. Phone drive. $175 per month. walking distance to campus. 349-0299. 3-5-2 DISCOUNT PRICESI first day's GALAXIE 500, 1966. 694-2144 for interview. 5-5-4 882-3790. 5-5-3 Phone 351-6232, 372-5767 or ROOMS, SINGLES! incorrect HEIGHTS AUTO PARTS. DOUBLES. Cookingf*T Automatic, power steering, 489-1656.22-5-31 insertion. TRIUMPH 1970 TROPHY 485-2276. C-1-5-1 DREAM JOB. Teech make - up Utilities paid. radio, $400. 353-7822, 250cc. Like new. Great for methods used in Hollywood MARRIED STUDENTS EAST LANSING, close - In, 3 372-8077. C-5-31 351-3750.8-5-10 all around use. $550 includes MASON BODY, SHOP, 812 East for Natural or High Style & FACULTY rooms and bath, unfurnished helmets. 351-9428. 6-56 looks. Training at our Automotive GTO 1966. Good condition, Kalamazoo Street . . . Since except for range and GIRLS-SINGLE room. J $600. Trade for cycle, offers? 1940. Complete auto painting expense. Money is good if refrigerator. Married couple now, close to J 351-5437. 1-5-1 1967 HONDA 160 and collision service. you're ambitious. Can lead to 1,2, & 3 bedroom apts. only. $141 per month. Phone ALFA ROMEO 1965. Guilia SCRAMBLER pipes, 485-0256. C-5-31 executive position. VIVIANE tome with study 332-5988.3-5-3 351-5076 after 4p.m,4| Spyder 1600cc. New valve handlebars. Best offer. WOODARD COSMETICS, job. Good. Mechanical, body JEEP, 1965, GJ-6 Willys. 351-5362. Jim. 3-5-2 1971 SPITFIRE ARTICLES: subsidiary of General Foods. Excellent condition. $2000. medium. $250/best offer. 372-6725. 3-5-2 Call for appointment 676-5620. 5-5-2 BSA 1971 650 lightning. regular boot, tonneau cover, rack, ski attachment, red seat 351-6623. C from $149 per mo. Yes . . . two Excellent condition. Low HOMEMAKERS AND BUICK SPECIAL convertible cushions. Call after 5 p.m. - mothers over 21, to work part UNFURNISHED mileage. 646-6133 weekdays 337-0462. 3-5-2 1966. Excellent running condition. Call 484-7250 KARMANN AM/FM, G H IA 1969, after 5 p.m. 6-5-5 time, selling fashions for the children welcome johns per ROOM FOR r Union. 211% Grand | new tires, new FOREIGN CAR PARTS. family. 484-2264. 5-5-5 after 5 p.m. 5-5-3 muffler. Like new. Best offer HONDA 175, 1971, $550. CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 please, no pets upstairs, 5-5-3 339-2826. 5-5-3 Bridgestone 200, 1971 $450. East Kalamazoo Street, 1 LARGE, TWO party, furnished apartment! mile West of CHEVELLE MALIBU Convertible, V-8, four speed, 1968. MAVERICK, 1970. Deluxe, automatic, radio, whitewalls, Call 484-6160.3-5-2 487 5055. C campus. efficiency, air conditioned, close to campus. $137 $154 Fall. 484-0585, KNOB HILL and balconies, too ForSaU buckets, power steering and ALL NEW Custom and Dirt summer. brakes, AM/FM. 676-2065. 3-5-2 $1100. will trade. Perry. 625-7196. 5-5-5 Bike CUSTOM accessory CYCLE SHOP, Shop - VW - GUARANTEED repair. RANDY'S MOBIL. I - 96 at Okemos Road. 349-9620. 351-1610.0-5-31 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY APARTMENTS WATER'S EDGE and RIVER'S EDGE COLE'S BAKERY TUESDAY ONLY, f j 1806 East Michigan. Phone loaves Home • StyHH next to Cedar C-5-31 THAT MEANS we will train at 349-4700 Village 482-4501. 5-5-3 332-4432 our expense and will OPEN Monday Friday breed, at our Bakery^ guarantee you Concessi 1970 TRIUMPH 500 Trophy. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Excellent condition, $875, Aviation $600/month FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted THRIFTY ACRES, OH Saturday 12-5 p.m. for mobile home. guaranteed commission plan if South Pennsylvania 355-3711.3-5-1 $45/month. LEARN TO FLYI you meet our requirements. 351-0008. Saginaw. KROGER, Complete D-6-5-1 1966 TRIUMPH flight training. All courses are LOCATED W MILE NORTH Logan Center, 4002B government and VA certified. This position needs no OF JOLLY RD. ON Saginaw. 1721 North ■ BONNEVILLE,low mileage, SPACIOUS 2-man furnished. excellent condition. FRANCIS AVIATION. previous background but OKEMOS ROAD River, C-2-5-2 882-6147. 3-5-2 Airport Road. Call 484-1324. does require that our trainee Quiet, close-in, summer be willing to work and learn reduced rates. Call 487-3216 C-5-31 our business. EAST LANSING. Furnished. 2 or 482-2316. 10-5-11 antique trunks! BSA, 1970 650 Lightning, bedroom apartments for selection. Great for MT Call 351-1560 Call anytime after 5 p.m. 2-5-1 summer term on Grove Day Gifts. 882-9157.31 351-8793. 7-5-5 Employment Street. utilities $200/month. All paid except THREE BEDROOM, living guitar. GIBSON 121 MUSICIANS: ORGANIST, lead room, bathroom, fireplace. 1954 HARLEY Davidson "74" electricity. Call 349-4157. $215, utilities paid. small box. $165/best J guitar, drum, sax. To work REGISTER NOW Chopped, raked and extended. $1300. 484-9687 PART-TIME. Earn about $80 a week. Call 489-7883 for June, July, August. Reply 5-5-4 351-5292. 5-5-2 371-1594. 3-5-1 appointment. 5-5-3 Box D-4, State News. after 5 p.m. 3-5-1 EAST LANSING Available FOR YOUR D-10-5-2 1634 - Cambria, soon, bedroom apartments. One 2 CROSSWORD J AlNlA.^Ej SwommMM APARTMENT FOR THIS ColUngtoooti FROM WHERE you sit, check the better jobs in Classified Ads. today's with garages. fireplace, central air, $220. 351-4417 after 6 p.m. 10-5-11 PUZZLE ACROSS means STUDENT OR faculty members 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 29. Minus SUMMER - do you need part or full man furnished apartments, 1. 5. Grape refuse Rose oil 31. Asian holiday time employment? We have including heat, $62.50 - 10. Indigo OR NEXT openings for direct sales counselors, mainly evening $82.50 per man. 135 11. 13. School book KEDZIE, $85 per man. Lease Spar and nighttime calls. For more starting June 15 and 14. Depend on FALL information please call September First. Days 15. You and me 349-2481. Ask for Mr. Russo. 487-3216. Evenings till 10 17. On (he payroll 44. About 5-5-1 19. Frost 45. Card gai p.m. 882-2316. 0-5-31 20. Fabulous bird 46. Mirth 21. Elicit 47 Irish There's lots of bonus extras! Like: a Mini-bus that WANTED: ROOMMATES for MUSICIAN, STROLLING to 23. Arab's coat takes you (5 round trips a day) from apartment door¬ Cedar Village. Call Claudia, play Greek music. Bouzuki, 26. Salaam step to classroom eliminating parking problems, ex¬ 355-0535, or 355-4399. 3-5-3 accordian, guitar, or 28. Astringent pense and tardiness. Like: a romantic "social area" with picnic tables and B-B-Q pits and stuff. Read mandolin, weekends, below for more features than you'll ever get SINGLE GIRL 20 - 25 to share . . . evenings. JIM'S TIFFANY and dig this from only $180 East Lansing apartment July . . . a month. PLACE, downtown Lansing. 1st to September 15th. No ■ Central Air Conditioning ■ All Utilities included Call Angie for appointment. except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes 489-1196. 5-5-1 deposit. 351-6308 efter 6 p.m. ■ Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units 1-5-1 i Study Area with drop lite B Walk thru Kitchen .CO-OPERATIVELY OPENINGS NOW FOR SUMMER AND FALL: lots of grass BOWER ELSWORTH fiJUNfii Hill •SSar ELEUTHERIA HEDRICK "Air conditioned •Unlimited Parking NEW COMMUNITY APARTMENTS ULREY •Dishwashers •New Furniture NEXUS •Model Open PHUNN *Shag Carpeting Daily 2771 Northwind Call 351 8282 (Behind the Yankee Store) I & Social Environment * n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 1, 1972 11 For Sale Peanuts Personal Real Estate fcN "old- STRING BASS, with •Ik string., b*. «»"<«• 1 c«" D,nl#' Mobile Homes SUSAN BETH, Thanx for 1^5 ^e8uti'u' Per*°n you are. being HAS LETT, owner. 3 bedroom. By Assume 7% mortgage. 339-9601, Pat 355-4673. Buckner will file suit STAR 10' x 50' Clote to campus jO.B-1-5'1 on bus route. Fine condition. D-6-6-1 (Continued from page one) LISA, LAURIE, SHERRY: The other charges '"""C made by the wiuiiiu»{>KJn, Stop by lot 426, Trailer Haven commission . . W""V1 w/ HW commission, Buckner DUCKner or call 337-9621. 5-5-5 Congrats Activesl We're IDEAL LOCATION to MSU. regarding the noncertification of several said, were either stated in the constitution, were not under :n Kenwooa proudl candidates Wednesday due to "unclear Love, Your AEPHI Lindberg Drive, Lansing. 3 regulations." the commission's jurisdiction or were clearly stated in the Ztnp. Takumar super ONE AND TWO bedrooms, Sisters. 1-5-1 bedroom Ranch, 1V4 baths, I don t know how much clearer you can make that election regulations. coded 200mm F4 lens. complete J' H3 mint. Pentax 7 x $80, $95 plus lot furnished; $70, IN JAPAN today is "Boy's Day". living room, fireplace, double lot, fenced, 2 car garage. Land "ThkT If seething was unclear, they would have "At 8 a.m. today the board will file an appeal to Ibinocul."- TV sett. utilities. TRAILER HAVEN rent and Let's share their celebration contract. Call 482-2365. 5-5-5 fu„? » A Buckner said. - ,s'f>ned tfle papers. There's no excuse for overrule the election and allow the board to take office. We I, i* ;..,heedtypewriter,, ies - phones. 8 - Call 882-6072. 3-5-2 and honor our and abroad boys both here don't think it was a fair or a rational decision. "Until then this decision stands. I'd like to see a new today, too. "Hip EAST LANSING - Sharp Split ^ home and car tape NEW MOON 1965, 10' 50' with Hip - Hoo - ray - for Boysl" - Level near campus board elected before spring term ends. I don't want to have mm ' 500 used 8 - track an 11' x 7' expando. to go through the expense of a new election," Buckner said. W overlooking small park. 2 large j2 each. WILCOX Furnished with many extras. bedrooms, 2V4 baths, plus End K Michigan Avenue, 8 hand store. 509 Mutt sell I Moving to Florida. PARTICULARLY NICE study, family room and 1p.m. F 4391 BankAmericard, Monday-Saturday, Bett offer. 677-2308. 10-5-1 weather? Rainin' BRAPMAN 1-5-1 out AND CREW Ain't it. garage. CLAUCHERTY Call Jim Dustin REALTY 351-5300, evenings351-9209. at Announcements for It's What's Dems seek support r„r charge, Layaway Lost & Found 2-5-2 "The Innovative Organization" (Continued from page one) Ohio, Muskie was accused of Happening must be received in will be shown at noon Trades. C D.T.HONESTYif today Columbus. m*. best policy.lt's the State News office, in 115 Eppley Center. being "a quitter" by State FOUND: WHITE German time to level. R.M. 1-5-1 LATHRUP The South Dakota senator STREET. Small 2 Student Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. Democratic Chairman I DRUM set and cvmt»l». shepherd mix female puppy, bedroom house for sale. $700 at least two class days before also recieved another boost William Lavelle, who is on K, good condition. Call 8-10 weeks old. Half ANGEL OF the morning Time down. Take over payment publication. Pi Mu EpsHon will hold election fr0m the Kennedy family - the ballot Tuesday as a E)139.3-5-3 daschund male puppy will tell. Smile, I.L.Y - $117/month including taxes, No announcements will be r —when officers and discuss it was learned that 351-4239. S-5-5-1 J.G.C.B. 1-5-1 insurance. For more accepted picnic plans at 7:30 p.m. today in delegate for the Maine I by phone. No Ethel Kennedy, widow of senator. If he J212 turntable, Shure information, 372-6537. 3-5-1 announcements will be accepted 204A Wells Hall. the wins, Lavelle late J|B cartridge, base, cover, LOST: 12 week old German for events outside the greater Sen. Robert F. said, he won't vote for *353-8299.3-5-3 She, FOUND i in vicinity FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE IN Lansing area. The Public Interest Research Kennedy, plans a fund - Muskie. of Spartan and Beech Street. Glen Cairn area. By owner. Group in Michigan will meet at 8 raising picnic for him at her Lavelle, interviewed by the j" bikes, sting - ray typa, Call 351-7365.3-5-1 LAUREL: THE corners of my 933 Westlawn, Call There will be a potluck dinner tonight and Thursday in 33 McLean, Va., home. Athens Messenger, said none 1 girls', 1 boy*', mouth have turned Union. All interested people are Sources in Washington said upward 332-6744. 5-5-3 at 6 p.m. today followed by a of the present Democratic 1.1015.1-5-1 once again. 1-5-1 women's liberation meeting at 7 welcome. a report in the Cleveland hopefuls is going to win the Personal p.m. at the Women's Center, 547 Plain Dealer that Ms. nomination. He said B)YS oreen Schwinn Sting - SUGARPLUM, I really love you. Service E. Grand River Ave. Rapid and Efficient Reading is 1 «0 Good condition. N.A. offered from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kennedy would publicly Kennedy might be drafted, ATTRACTIVE UNINHIBITED C.E.H.Y.L.T.A.O.M. FOR QUALITY endorse McGovern, possibly and 685. S-3-5-3 service on weekdays in the Learning listed as other female needed. Photo work. Yourdumpling. 1-5-1 stereos. TV's and recorders. There before Tuesday's balloting, Curious? 351-4252 will be an important Resource Center, 204 Bessey possibilities Florida Gov. ^Sic" CONSTRUCTION " colored struts, 351-0974. 2-5-2 or MEETING TONIGHTI THE STEREO SHOPPE. 337-1300. C-5-31 meeting for al the members of Hall. was incorrect, but added she Reubin Askew and Sens. FRIENDS FOR LIFE CLUB. Student Advisory has indicated to friends she Adlai E. Stevenson III of directions. 400 ARE THERE any daring All Heather's friends Committee - Mathematics at 6:30 favors him. Her oldest Illinois or Harold E. Hughes girls Ciuiid dome models or left? To share house fall term welcome. 1-5-1 EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad p.m. Tuesday in 138A Wells daughter, Kathleeen, has of Iowa. En foot circumference with two guys. Call Steve students, reliable, references. Lane to discuss "Baby Arrives; been campaigning with Muskie, meanwhile spent Ttra. $3. IKOSO-KITS, 332-5040.1-5-1 Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. F ree estimates. C-1 -5-1 the Family and the Breastfed McGovem. the weekend relaxing and 0 3, Box 480, Eugene, Service Sources close to McGovern golfing at Hilton Head pn, 97405. 3-5-2 ORIGIN: "GET HIS GOAT" said the senator expects the Somsona who gets your 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. Island, a South Carolina eventual support of both Ms. f PORTABLE TV, 19", goat, Irritates you. It's an Lowest prices in town I 50 copies, $ 1.50. Copies, better and cheaper Typing Service The Michigan Botanical Club resort. Wtih him were his k and white, good old race track expression, it will present William Fields, asst. Kennedy and Sen. Edward family and several aides. usad to ba fairly common to than M. Kennedy. Kennedy's on, $100. 371-3336. stable a goat with a IF SOMEONE asks you where printing. professor of botany plant Elsewhere, a variety of THE PAPER EATER COMPLETE THESES service. pathology, speaking on thoroughbred to help the you've been and you can't say, press secretary, Richard states held county, district high - strung animal keep Its 9 - 9, 211 Abbott Road, Discount printing. IBM typing "Myxomycetes - the Slime composure. If the goat were "I've been in love," you'd Drayne, said in Washington and state conventions over 351-4321. C-5-31 and binding of theses, Molds" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in stolen before t better take another busride or "Sen. Kennedy has said he is the weekend to pick resumes, publication. Across 204 Horticulture Bldg. the h walk to class might Ic d blow the rj from campus, corner M.A.C. going to be neutral until the Democratic and Republican READ TV FACTS, distributed every Wednesday and Grand River, below Jones The Independent Pruchasing party has chosen its delegates. RM - Stationery Shop. Call Assn. will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday nomineee, and that is still his More than 75 per cent of at your local merchants. iH REC ORO ten speed, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, in ISO Studetn Services Bldg. to intention. the delegates picked at C-22-5-31 ly extras, $85 or will 337-1666. C-5-31 discuss asy of cutting food costs. Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Kentucky Democratic i for tape recorder. home. And for Recreation Washington, who is also country conventions were TYPING |* 353-0954. 3-5-2 good buys be sure to check PHOTOCOPIES 3cl THESES and letters, Rep. Michael Dively will speak competing for the 153 Ohio uncommitted, with most of the STATE NEWS Classified SPAIN: PRE-SUMMER break, etc. Rapid, accurate service. on campaign managing at the delegates, spent most of them set to follow the lead of BEAT XEROX prices Free U campaign class at 7:30 ^PARKING at rear of store, Ads before you begin. Turn June 8-19, complete package, CREATIVE RESEARCH, Experienced. 393-4075. Sunday in Washington Gov. Wendell Ford who still convenience. 220 C-5-31 p.m. Tuesday in 30 Union. $219. Inquire: Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 before addressing a rally in backs Muskie. §ICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 STUDENTOURS, 351-2650 Youngstown, Ohio. it Michigan Avenue, C-5-5-1 10% DISCOUNT on all portraits Of the 153 delegates, 38 17409. C-5-S saxophonist, will perform a 484-0752. 3-5-2 with this ad. MOTHER'S will be chosen at - large and senior recital at 8:15 tonight in JET FLIGHTS to Germany from DAY is May 14. CYCLOPS I MOTORIZED BIKES - $159. Anne Munnich, STUDIOS. 220 Albert. dissertations, theses, the Music Building Auditorium. the remainder in the state's speisd 20 mph. The public is welcome. 23 congressional districts. Mimate Peanuts Personal 355-7846. O-5-l 332-0573. C-3-5-3 manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 22 years experience. rtr's license, insurance There is no presidential Jlcense platds required. 349-0850. C-5-31 The Society of Women JOBS EUROPE preference vote as such, but II5. Sold by Engineers will meet to elect the candidates' names appear BIKE SHOP. Stop in guaranteed and salaried. Instruction officers at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in England, Belgium, and TYPING: STATISTICAL, above the list of delegates. ride - 507 East 218 Engineering Bldg. Call 353 - Switzerland. Year - round. Thesis, Specification, In another development in 415-1963. 1-6-1 THE AMERICAN Dream doesn't Trainees PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. 4792 for information. (general help) manuscripts. Electric. In my understand love, Sttry out of hotels, restaurants, Folk, Rock, Classical,all styles . Okemos East Lansing home. - 10- VOICE MOD£L 14 Vietnam. 1-6-1 supermarkets, hospitals, $3 per lesson. Inquire at The MSU Scots Highlanders 337-0041.3-5-2 loudspeakers, department stores. will meet at 5:30 p.m. today in Invalidation o new. MARSHALL MUSIC, ell 50-watt SRC/'s new. AMERICAN Summer England holiday Demonstration Hall for the LOVE comes 351-7830. C-1-5-1 camps. France Camp PROFESSIONAL THESIS ■1889.5-5-5 between promises and bombs. Charlotte Parade. There will be Counseling. For free typing for any field. IBM no bagpipe ..Out of Vietnam. 1-5-1 TUTORIAL HELP by Ph.D.'s. or dancing lessons Selective Typewriter. Call (Continued from I KILLY I for 800's, 2\00cm, intermediate stamped self - business size envelope, to addressed All sciences, including math, physics and computers. Call Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. tonight. Education and page the one) other D-20-5-22 Robert In, cheap. 351-7014. Princeton Research, Dept. 351-8629. 0-5-1 Green, director of the Center for Urban college classifications which C. Box 44188 Panorama Affairs, will are made up of more than JERRY, MEOW. MEOW, MEOW. City, California 91402. PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. peak at the Tau Sigma Love Johnny Red (and the LADIES-Jobs ARE Theses, term papers. IBM. initiation dinner at 7 p.m. one college. Best rates. Call 351-4619. Thursday in the Big Ten Room, The commission also SHADOW) 1-5-1 Available 10-5-11 Kellogg Center. recommended the placing of For those with the necessary CONGRATULATIONS DOUG qualifications. Learn a good polls in buildings on campus Brook, Senior of the Year. paying and In-demand skill In The MSU Fisheries and Wildlife in which many students have FarmHouse. 1-5-1 Just six weeks at SPARTAN Wanted Club has Senate Bill 1088 and classes, instead of the KEYPUNCH ACADEMY. House Bill 4881 posted in the EUROPE - WEEKLY Flights. 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SMITH asked the faculty to allow faculty plan changes chairman of the Steering Committee, will report on Governance Committee, indicated Sunday that he will representation to the council and replace it with additional between calendar years. academic _v„v J State News Staff Writer the grievances of nontenured the appointment of the ad present for council college representation. The final The Elected Faculty faculty in the tenure stream consideration three The second proposed proposal hoc committee on general noncollege faculty * Council will meet at 3 p.m. who .ha^® "ot bef" education. proposed revisions to the change puts the academic to Tuesday in the Con Con reappointed to be channeled Frederick D. Williams, bylaws. governance procedure on an serve on th' n5- Room of the International through the grievance chairman of the Faculty The first proposed change academic year rather than Committee, Affairs the 5* Center to discuss the procedures, Affairs and Faculty would eliminate at - large splitting such procedures Committee Committed in proposed amendments to the c°unc'l will also Compensation Committee, Interim Faculty Grievance discl,ss the possibility of will report to the council on Procedure. changing the makeup of the the reorganization of the ad The board of trustees sent Tenure Committee, Moving out the document back to the faculty with the The Academic Council will charge to meet at 3:45 p.m. following hoc committee on Faculty Rights, Responsibilities and S.Viet pilots praised, criticized When some people go a moving van is enough. Grievances. Apparently the owner of this house didn't want to revise the section pertaining the Elected Faculty Council Council will also discuss a bother packing and chose to transport the whole to the types of cases which meeting and also will discuss motion to postpone debate may go through the the amendments to the on a resolution offered at the (Continued from page 1) in - country air war. thing. grievance procedures. grievance procedure Nobody blam I SN photo by Darnell Dudley The trustees specifically Gordon E. Guyer. last council meeting concerning the selection of after year, fighter - bomber pilots commonly have logged more than 2,000 combat hours. Vietnamese for that. And, officer put it: "If this war as one ?" could be student representatives for In the first days of April, when low air, the Americans would have wn» ,,J the at - large seats on the monsoon clouds sheltered the advancing ago." APPOINTMENTS URGED Academic Council. enemy, skyraiders as old as the war bored in Several American military m< Thomas Greer, professor weaknesses L J. through intense antiaircraft fire south of the criticized WNAF for of humanities, offered a demilitarized ironically from its ambition to be on. zone. rl Blood drive sys motion Bylaws Governance to for so suspend Academic that the 10 the By the time the weather broke enough for widespread jet strikes, one skyraider world's most powerful air forces Helicopter units come in for a eoorf of the criticism. The J r squadron — a score of men and fewer planes pilots often 1 Blood donors are asked to make appointments to give The blood drive continues from noon to 6 p.m. today student representatives - at • had claimed 45 tanks in one week and experienced than their fighter 1 — blood this week when Arnold Air Society sponsors the spring - Kq through Thursday, and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. large currently seated on the term campus blood drive in Shaw Hall Lower Lounge. Criticisms of last term's blood drive centered around the council would retain their made the rest wary of appearing in the open. WNAF — the Vietnamese air force — often comrades, are said to be less skilled andl long wait involved in donating blood, an Arnold Air Society seats for additional term. eager to tangle with the enemy "You can tell a chopper from f spokesman, said. The appointment system used on Thursday an The bylaws provide that has been accused of exaggeration or overoptimism in its reports, but that was a one U.S. below "1 helicopter officer. "If thedoml Intellectual talent vital and Friday will not only aid the Red Cross in its blood processing, but also eliminate long lines. student council members take office at the beginning figure the pilots themselves believed and nobody contested it. closed, it's Vietnamese." Others have told of Firebase 0 **1 (Continued from page 1) Today through Wednesday, donors will be taken on a first - of term. Under Greer's American tactical jets have taken over the abandoned because its come, first - serv ed basis, and if any lines develop, people who defenders are | consider industries which have growth potential and to proposal, the at - large bulk of the strikes now. Last week they flew waiting for an overdue supply flighufil would have otherwise had to wait will be advised to make an examine the relationship between the black and the representatives would not be an average 375 missions a day— about twice pilots shunning instrument'approaches! international economies. appointment and return on Thursday or Friday. replaced until Jan. 1, 1973. Vietnamese run fields; of a general lackl as many as the Vietnamese, who before the - The goal for this blood drive is 1,000 pints and also greater Wharton said that despite income differences between John H. Reinoehl, offensive had taken over 90 per cent of the flight discipline among the Vietnamese blacks and whites with comparable levels of education, "the efficiency in handling the donations, the spokesman said. chairman of the Academic fact remains that education, and especially higher education, continues to be a major factor in the progress of the black economy." Wharton noted the dramatic increase in the total number of blacks attending colleges and universities and said that this occurred under the impact of the civil rights movement of the 1960s. STORE WIDE SALE "What is attendance even more significant has been the shift in FEATURING A TIDAL WAVE OF HITS patterns toward predominantly white institutions," Wharton said. In 1964 over half the black students were enrolled in FROM THE ATLANTIC LP FAMILY predominantly black institutions but by 1970 over 70 per cent of the students attended predominantly white 159 4.98 & 6.98 institutions. "There are a number of important implications of this S198 2.98 LIST I 5.98 LIST STEREO TAPES change," Wharton said. "The most obvious is the significance of these trends for the future of the predominantly black institutions. EVERY LP & STEREO TAPE INCLUDED "The major role which such colleges have played in the past in developing the socio - economic - political black leaders and skilled black manpower has now shifted to the MONDAY MAY 1st graham nash white institutions," Wharton said. david crosby Wharton said that the predominantly white institutions are now facing some critical challenges in order to meet the 9:30 AM-12 MIDNITE needs of their increasing black student population. "Most difficulties have stemmed from the lack of prior preparation or planning for such students and the absence of prior experience with students from such backgrounds," Wharton said. Wharton emphasized the need for blacks to shift their direction into areas such as engineering, business, HISTORY Of ERIC CLAPTON criminology and communications where they can "acquire marketable skills which lead to positions of influence and power. Wharton voiced concern over the financial situation of black students and the threat that the current levels of funding for many student federal aid programs will be drastically reduced by the present Congress. "The efforts in Congress to attach an antibusing amendment to the higher education bill has deflected GRAHAM NASH/DAVID CROSBY Atlantic SD 7220 attention away from the far more dangerous possibility of a her biggest seller. It features her current reduction in the funding for Equal Opportunity Grants, David Crosby continue to produce unerringly beautiful m chart hit, "The First Time I Ever Saw Your work The remarkable thing is that two musicians with such seem¬ - study programs and National Student Defense Face," a richly sensitive ballad which per¬ ingly .disparate personalities and song writing styles comple¬ Loans," Wharton said. fectly conveys her personal style of singing. ment each other so perfectly. This excellent album marks The appropriation for these three another positive stage in the growth of their careers programs for 1972 - 73 is $205 million below the level authorized, Wharton ALL $2.98 CLASSICAL BUDGET LP's said, and unless the level for the following year is increased IMCW $1.97 by that amount, 217,000 students under EOG and 173,000 students under work study will be excluded from financial - aid. Wharton said that a more immediate and narrower focus should be directed toward the need to finance more black HISTORY OF ERIC CLAPTON entrants into graduate studies. Clapton—His name is synonymous w Cream, Blind Faith, and Derek and the Dominos. Now here's MSU, which currently has 406 black graduates enrolled the very best of the rock genius in a special two record set compared with 99 blacks in 1967, allocates $206,000 a year for graduate fellowships for minority students. "This is just a drop in the bucket. We have many more applicants than our limited resources can handle. 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