Press . . . Friday Agents Shining Hour MICHIGAN Partly STATE NEWS today recognizes the contributions of publicists STATE temperatures in the high 50s t0 American life. UNIVERSITY to low 60s. hlume 64 Number 153 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5, 1972 PARIS TALKS STALLED U.S. hikes air power to halt N.Vietnamese WASHINGTON (AP) - The United plan to make sure Gen. Creighton W. A fifth aircraft carrier arrived off States is raising its air power strength in Abrams has available to him all the air Vietnam this week, along with escorting Southeast Asia another and naval assets he needs to notch, a protect destroyers. This raised to about 60 the possible prelude to an intensified remaining troops, to assist South number of American naval vessels bombing campaign aimed at halting the Vietnamese" in repelling the offensive. operating in those waters, at least North Veitnamese offensive. The additional war planes will Meanwhile in Paris, the United States equalling the numberthere in 1968 at the increase to about 300 the number of Vietnam war's peak. and South Vietnam called U.S. fighter bombers and bombers off the The new moves underscore President Vietanm peace talks ordered to South Vietnam, Thailand indefinitely on Nixon's announced intention to do Thursday because of what was termed and Guam since early April when the whatever is necessary except "a lack of progress in North Vietnamese assault was every available gathering reintroduce U.S. ground troops or use channel." speed. nuclear weapons, to halt the North Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Overall, the action will boost U.S. Vietnamese offensive. Friedheim told newsmen toWaiting Thursday that land based and carrier based planes in The Pentagon Wednesday sent a some additional land the war theater to more than 800. high - - based U.S. war level mission to South Vietnam to go planes will be sent to the war zone. He Friedheim mentioned that some determine what additional military Young South Vietnamese refugeos are distracted for a moment provided no details, but other sources additional naval ships are on their arms aid Saigon forces need. at the northern front of way Old imperial city where they recently arrived with Hue the indicate that reinforcements will to Southeast Asia. Since these Friedheim confirmed the arrival in thousands of other refugees. The from the United States. fly waiting for transportation south to DalSlang where youths are movements have already been disclosed South Vietnam of a giant C5 they will be placed in unused former transport Friedheim did not link these events to in recent weeks, Friedheim's references plane carrying three M • 48 medium American facilities. the new air • AP . Wirephoto buildup, but described the to them indicated no new departures tanks to replace some of South ■ reinforcement as pari icuiiurveiiieni of "an part oi an over all are planned aie yaimeu ai least for at ieasi the time time Vietnam's tank losses. - ior me being. Deing The Pentagon has been informed that I Chicono tuition South Vietnamese soldiers disabled 16 of their own spiked 30 artillery pieces before purposely tanks and abandoning Quang Tri. By BOB NOVOSAD test if their parents State News Staff Writer legal guardians would pay $14 per credit hour instead Wharton noted that Chicanos make In Paris, the chief U.S. delegate, loss if the were employed as i^grant workers in of the $33 presently charged out - of - new migrant proposal is William J. Porter used the words "in Michigan for up the majority of the migrants who adopted, Perrin said. He said that IChicanos who are children of at least two months state students. Total savings during an work seasonally every available channel" in announcing during each of three of the in Michigan, and it currently "it is financially impossible |rant workers may be permitted to five years. proceeding academic year for each student would was expected that most students who for them (Chicanos) to come to the the suspension of the conference. He •e Michigan residence for tuition amount to an estimated $900. would apply to MSU under the new apparently referred to secret talks with under proposal announced The proposed change in University "We University." the Communists as well as the ises a residence requirements will be hope this will encourage young rule would be their children, Pino, the new adviser to the Office Jisda.v by President Wharton. presented for approval to the board of men and women who meet the test to "We believe the employment test semipublic meetings. In a two pronged effort to improve apply to Michigan State University," trustees at the May 19 for a parent, or for a student, is a fair (Continued on page 15) Iversity relations with Chicanos, meeting. Wharton said. "The in - state residency and reasonable means of establishing (Continued on page 15) i also appointed Frank Pino Ordinarily, a prospective student status will not only reduce the residence for those students who are I as adviser to the Office of the may acquire in - state residency status formidable overall cost of a college otherwise 'homeless' due to their only after residing in Michigan for at pvost on ethnic questions least six months prior to enrollment. education for them, but it also will migrant status," Wharton said. ACROSS NATION ming acadmeic programs. make it easier for the University to Verification of employment as Under the current fee the proposed plan, schedule, a provide financial assistance to migrant workers would be required student qualifying under the new kicants would meet the residency plan students in need." form the Michigan Farm Labor and Memorials held Rural Manpower Services Office, Wharton said. Other evidence could lenate panel rejects charges also be used by migrant workers to prove their residency. Currently, there are 237 Spanish - American undergraduate and graduate student enrolled at MSU including and for Kent students f deal' in ITT antitrust suits undetermined number of Chicanos. Vice President for University Relations Robert Perrin said that starting next By KATHERINE NEILSEN open to military recruiters, but there State News Staff Writer has not been the same product of political influence or fall, there will be a separate enrollment openness to those JASH1NGTON (AP) - The Senate In a report to be filed Friday in the classification for Chicanos to insure of us who oppose the recruiters." Iciary Committee, in a report urging promises of political favor from ITT," it Senate, the committee concludes that MSU students joined universities and Ifirmation of Richard G. adds. more accurate readings. cities across the country Thursday to Derman said Coalition to End the War Kleindienst, who was deputy attorney "The Indienst's nomination as attorney The committee conducted an general at the time, "acted property in new proposal will better help commemorate the deaths of four members, who sponsored the rally, ftral. rejects accusations of a political extensive investigation after columnist the University fulfill the function of students two years ago at Kent State were not allowed to use a bullhorn the conduct of his office in the matter in the settlement of antitrust cases serving all the people in the state by while speaking because of University Jack Anderson published a memo of the settlement of these cases." University. linst International broadening opportunities," Perrin said. Speakers at Kent State memorial restrictions on where a bullhorn should Telephone & purportedly written by ITT lobbyist A copy of the report, circulated a "The primary goal of the plan is to here took the occasion to be used. Students should president indicated a commitment to Rep. Paul intimidations and threats of physical •ring almnct n lly unc°ntested, McCloskey, but he is no longer a violence had been directed toward him presidential candidate. and his employes. Of the 11 uncommitted delegates, Wilson's employes were supposedly it is reported that most lean heavily |te0ftlhe(,135 Persons running for toward Nixon. harassed, Colbum said, and one fntion 1 75 from .!)o,m,0i ** Student - Faculty asked the University to: the "ill probably jl'1" the 1971, the had an Judiciary charging a paper account with the University •Recover the facilities of •Stop collection acting as a agent for the registration breaks down to a cost of two cents pet [hey charges early ? violation of the Academic for $300,000. Out of that the earlier entity, the State «ler the student for each State Freedom Report by the News, which were private corporation, the money, $100,000 was News. board of trustees concerning returned to the paper and transferred to the State News (referring to the $1 subscription fee secured "There isnt a newspaper wt.,hply- "*» the whether or not ,h. the formation of the State $200,000 retained by corporation, the State are ''Having marched, News corporation, the State the board. was News. from students during in the country that sells for less than 10 cents per issue sufficient hearing. to warn!?1 organized and extended my News learned this week. "That we're •Recover from the State registration). means The State News currently and most papers charge 15 Zolton love through the peace The suit, filed March 14 News the balance of the Ferency, an paying $20,000 a year rent movement for the whole of by Mark Charles, East Lansing attorney who®* the last three years, in the fall Lansing graduate student, present the suit if to a u"J* and Errol Alvey, hearing, said thaul election (I) intend to carry a S.oard of trusty torch into the Michigan of Representatives." Mickey, representative House candidate Brookhaven, Miss., sophomore, charges that "monopoly - like conditions in the area of newspaper Initial Tennessee discourage competi^' the press on campus "The Joint Issue have that does* publications on the MSU Joint Issue $100,000 ? shows Wallace doesn't Z (See story page seven) campus are being promoted office space in the by the MSU Board of Studel Trustees." Services Building," Fere®! The request for a hearing Wallace was the only one of the Democratic candidates on said. "But most impor^S 21 drown in Crete which was filed on behalf of NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace headed for victory in the Tennessee Democratic the ballot to campaign actively in the state. the board allows be collected for money the l£ ! the Students for a Free Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota was News in a primary Thursday as he took a better than 2 to 1 lead over 10 running monopoly .T Press alleges a violation of second in the early count. } * Twenty - one girls on an afternoon sea outing the Academic Freedom rivals in the early vote counting. With 5 per cent of the state's 2,423 precincts counted, this condition." Berman said that . off this western Crete port city drowned Thursday Report section 1.5.07 which Wallace, seeking his first primary victory outside the Deep South, was aided by a referendum on school busing which was the breakdown: possible outcome of thi. when a sudden storm overturned their small fishing boat. The girls, ranging in age from 16 to 18, were reads: "Regulations relating to drew voters to the polls. Early returns showed voters favored a busing ban by a •Wallace7,163 votes, or69 percent. •Humphrey 1,978 votes, or 19 percent. suit if decided in Giarles and Alvey, favor'S communication of ideas •Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, who dropped out of wouldh. from a high school near Khania. shall encourage the margin of 3 to 1. active for the board of trustee, to Six girls and the skipper of the vessel were competition of ideas." campaigning a week ago, was getting 283 votes, or 3 per cent, and Sen. George S. MoGovern of South Dakota had 456 dissolve the State C rescued by fishing boats which sped to the scene. Charles and Alvey or 4 per cent. corporation. "Of course, this Hardly any of the girls knew how to swim. requested that the judiciary require the board of trustees AUSJ to consider Also on the ballot were Sens. Henry M. Jackson of put us back to where would! «J to: Washington and Vance Hartke of Indiana; former Sen. were 10 years ago |J "Break the leasehold would have to cut the J Hijackers surrender indenture granted to the private corporation, the State News, by the MSU appeal of The All University rep chairman. The appeals vote Eugene J. McCarthy of Wisconsin; Reps. Shirley Chisholm of New York and Wilbur D. Mills of Arkansas, and Mayors John V. Lindsay of New York and Sam Yorty of Los Angeles. of everybody, cut wirephoto machine back to just out tht one w« and J The nonbinding busing referendum asked voters if they machine," Berman said. Leftist terrorists followed up the hijacking of a Board of Trustees (referring Student Judiciary (AUSJ) concerned the invalidation favored an amendment to the U.S. Constitution forbidding plane with an attempt Thursday to kidnap one of to the 10 year lease the threw out the appeals filed • of representative election busing of children out of their neighborhoods for the primary "We would be operatiJ results by the "" elections Turkey's top generals. The half - million - man newspaper holds on its by Joseph Ditzhazy, East commission. purpose of achieving racial balance. at a loss of $40,000 a yen office space in the Student Lansing junior, and agreed which would leave us a army of this Atlantic alliance member nation was Since both Charles With 6 per cent of the precincts counted, the busing ban little Services Building). to hear the appeal filed by skimpy, but placed on alert. was being endorsed by a margin of 10,607 to 2,535 or 81 per we couMI "Recover the $100,000 Harold Buckner, ASMSU Massoglia, elections cent to 19 per cent. function." Berman added. Four terrorists surrendered to Bulgarian commissioner, and Buckner authorities, after being granted political asylum, agree to waive the 72 - hour provision, the and did not carry out threats to blow up the plane and its occupants at Sofia airport. They freed m There are several reasons why notification hearing date was changed to last night. DURING WEEKEljb passengers, crew and plane after 27 hours. The LIZARD'S SPAGHETTI DINNER is The Buckner appeal hijackers had demanded freedom for six your best bet on Sunday Night! charges that the "elections imprisoned terrorists, three of them condemned to death. The demand was rejected. Most importantly, the taste commission has set and overstepped jurisdiction." policy their Campaigners plan One of the two Ditzhazy which we believe to be the Lodge teaches class best in the MSU area. appeals dismissed by the judiciary called for the rejection of the Buckner activities in Lansing Former Ambassador Henry appeal, which criticized the With less than two weeks Humphrey coordinator, at Union for all studeoul ALL YOU CAN EAT elections commission for Cabot Lodge has turned teacher. until the May 16 primary, 353-9063 or 353-6393. interested in helping in i| the invalidation of statewide write the tempo of campus A, DRAFT KENNEDY Lodge, a former U.S. Senator, * Endless Spaghetti representative election campaign activity is stepping campaign will hold an campaign. For i Army officer in World War II, results. UP- information call Chn| U.S. representative to the United * Unlimited Fresh Salad The other Ditzhazy organizational meeting at Here is what is happening 7:30 D m Sunday in 33 Thomas, 355-8180. Nations 1953 - 60 and President appeal' states that "if the this weekend: Nixon's personal envoy to the I * Tons of Garlic Toast judiciary accepts the SHIRLEY CHISHOLM pending suit by Harold Vatican, is teaching a night Buckner . . . and overturns supporters will hold a rally at 3 p.m. Sunday at Capitol course on "The Nation and the the decision of the elections World" at North Shore commission, it is my feeling City Airport in Lansing to Cyclists EOur location is ideal for those walking or driving - 10 that the AUSJ will have to greet Ms. Chisholm, who will Community College, ■ minutes from anywhere in hear my appeal as be flying into Lansing for a Massachusetts. brief stopover on her swing ■ Lansing! fundamental fairness." proposed East Newsmen were not through Michigan. Ms. permitted Chisholm is expected to to attend Lodge's first class SUMMER STUDY IN arrive at 3:15 or 3:30 p.m. Wednesday night. Officials said Compare, before you decide, Then see, For more information call A public bike ride to give discuss it with others. the 90 - minute session was taste and enjoy the Spaghetti Dinner ISRAEL WITH SUNY Sue Otte, 355-7440 ext. 20, residents an opportunity to Members of city council attended by 35 students. that keeps so many people smiling, and or Elizabeth Santos, 485 - see what routes the have been invited to attend! proposed Other sessions are scheduled, coming back 7 week inter¬ 2992. bike path system for East Developers of the bike patbl system and members of tkl • tuition - free, May 10, 17 and 24. disciplinary survey Lansing could take will begin "Modern Israel" (9 INGHAM COUNTY 2 p.m. Sunday at the DEMOCRATS for slst East Lansing Planninn Commission and Dept. wii| Lansing City Hall. only $1.79 semester credits) Humphrey will open their Cosponsored by also participate. Educational tour and study at Hebrew and campaign headquarters at 11 Councilman George Griffiths The planning department! Haifa Universities. a.m. today. The and Ronald J. Horvath, asst. publicly presented th| Tolson resigns headquarters will be at 514 professor of geography, the bicycle path system in mkl -■ FBI LIZARD'S Comprehensive cost: N. Washington Ave. in ^wo . hour ride will give April. A series of prioritol $1055 exist in path construction,! Lansing. , residents an opportunity to Clyde A. Tolson, long - time top aide and close friend of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, resigned For more information calll ride over Joe Ditzhazy, campus part of the with the plan commission urging tWi nis|| 5 9 P.M. Sundays proposed path system and Thursday shortly after attending Hoover's funeral. • paths of top priority, someH Tolson, 72, addressed his letter of resignation as 224 Abbott 351 - 2285 Israel Summer Program 20 miles, be funded and! associate director to pewly appointed acting State University College bunt. a Oneonta, N.Y. 13820 A public hearing on t&jl director, L. Patrick Gray III, saying it was "due to ill health." A Justice Dept. spokesman said Tolson had \ Campus bike path system will at 7:30 p.m. City Hall as part of bebe«| Wednesday i>| tl»| recently undergone open heart surgery. A native of Loredo, Mo., Tolson joined the FBI Sport & regular planning commissi*! meeting. Final design oftjl paths still needs to ■ following his graduation from Geoige Washington University in Washington in 1927. Surplus I approved, and t«| I commission is seekingpu" ■ RAINWEAR I input. , M B00KBAGS Copies of the bicycle p»»« Miners still sought report and maps of the 1 ■ By Isaac Asimo' PENNSYLVANIA TENNIS BALLS path system are availabl ■ Rescue workers laboring to seal off smoke and Across from Berkey Phone 337-1866 the planning department»■ gas in branch tunnels inched their way Thursday City Hall. down the cavernous Sunshine silver workings in Isaac Asimov's short story comes to life in the mind-encompassing environment of the geodesic dome! Enter the inner planetarium chamber and witness the Kellogg, Idaho, toward 58 missing miners in hopes some or perhaps all — may have survived many audio and visual effects which have been created to take your mind on a futuristic voyage through time and space to other dimensions of the universe. TIRED or THE Tuesday's flash fire. Twenty - four men died in the state's worst A 9 WEEKEND SHOWTIMES ADMISSION PRICES BURGER & SHAKE HABIT? mining disaster, with 108 others rescued quickly. Mine officials reported the smoke levels had !i Fri 8:00 & 10:00 PM Adults Try Our Sunday Evening Buffet dwindled so much that the fire, possibly started by I! Sat 2:30, 8:00 & 10:00 PM MSU Students (I.D.) 75c . welding equipment or a short circuit, may have | V Sun 4:00 PM Children 12 and under 50c || burned itself out. »• NO PRE-SCHOOL 11 ik $200 ft NO ADMISSION CHILDREN ALL YOU CAN EAT jj ADMITTED |t AFTER SHOWTIME PROGRAM || This Sunday, May 7, 5-7 PW Hoffa helps get jobs •J| | Following the Friday INFORMATION: 355-4672 J' |{ Meatballs w/Brown Rice Deliciotu Former Teamsters Union President James R. . | and Saturday night Spaghetti w/Garlic Salads, | 9 shows, the soundtrack Bread Hoffa, who spent 58 months in a federal penitentiary, said Thursday 85 per cent of the nation's inmates could be released successfully if album CLOCKWORK ORANGE" will be fro Abrams Planetarium I j {j Shaved Ham Dessert, Beverag< • good - paying jobs were open to them. J Make Your Own Tossed Salai Hoffa, in a speech to the John Howard Assn., a l! prison reform group, said he had secured jobs for fet Union Cafeteria many inmates while he was in Lewisburg Penitentiary in Pennsylvania, but prison officials had scolded him. L j Lower Level, MSU Union Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5, 1972 3 Nixon calls Hoover 'a giant' VASHINGTON (API— WASHINGTON (AP) - J. .1 Preshvtprian Presbyterian flhurrhChurch — HociHo hie — beside his father and ««a it, mother. hdgar Hoover _ was buried where Hoover had been a His personified loyalty, he who plays an inspector in the followed by 15 honorary Thursday, extolled by long - time assistant, personified patriotism." trustee — included Ms. television series "The FBI"; President Nixon as a Clyde Tolson, was presented pallbearers, all FBI officials. giant Nixon, Vice President and the flag that draped the Sitting in the front row at Herbert Brownell, one of the who stood head Ms. the church service, beside the . shoulders and Spiro T. Agnew, the coffin. The FBI chief never 16 attorneys general under Nixon said that the above his Supreme Court, and many of Nixons, was Mamie countrymen. married. Eisenhower, widow of the whom Hoover served; Frank Princ'Pjes associated with the FBI people who had been "He personified integrity; Ri77n mavor of Hoover s name will not fade. "His long life brimmed close to Hoover during his 48 former president; and L. over with magnificent - year tenure. he personified honor, he personified principle," the Patrick Gray III, the man Philadelphia, and Richard Kleindienst, the acting "Rfher' 1 would Predict that in the time ahead those achievement and dedicated After Nixon names interim service to this the 40 - minute President said. "He successor to Hoover. as attorney general. principles order and of respect or law, country which service, Hoover's coffin was personified courage, he justice will come he loved so In the overflow crowd at to govern well," said Nixon buried in his family's plot at our national life — the eighth personified discipline, he Ua Hoover served as FBI president Congressional Cemetery personified dedication, he the 1,200 - seat church were actor'Efrem Zimbalist Jr. A military honor guad brought in the coffin, more before." completely than ever director. America's pride, Nixon Riddle said in the eulogy, has been charges its people and the occasional giants who set a high and noble standard for all. "J. Edgar Hoover was one Salute to Hoovvr of the giants," the President I The casket of J. Edgar Hoover is taken from the said. "He became a living By KRISTEN KELCH department policy of officers may have given some was found guilty of assault Maurice legend while still a systematically harassing Sam attention to Riddle, but he Schoenberger, ■Capitol Thursday for funeral services at the National young State News Staff Writer and battery stemming from a however, found Riddle not man and he lived Riddle, Flint senior, or emphasized that this had scirmish ■Presbyterian Church in Washington. The FBI director up to his blacks. with an MSU guilty of the charges. legend as the decades The director of the noting to do with Riddle's policeman at a rock concert. Bernitt admitted that he ■lay in state under the Capitol dome throughout the passed." of Public Dept. race. Safety denied Recent charges against was not surprised ; |night APWirephoto The mourners in Thurday that there has ever Director Richard Bernitt "We give attention to any Riddle resulted from an judge's decision. He said he Washington's National been an MSU police said a defense against citizen who, for a variety of incident which allegedly felt that the incident ' Riddle's charge that campus reasons, has created a occurred April 6. Police aggravated to the point police were unduly harassing situation that attention be charged Riddle pulled his where doubt could STATE INCOME TAX him could be found in the testimonies of black police given to him," Bernitt said. car door shut on an MSU have been created in the easily Bemitt cited a case, where patrolman. minds of those at the officers Harold Henderson in December 1971, Riddle District Court Judge hearing. and Max M. Patterson. When questioned at Budget Riddle's hearing on assault Date hinges changed Tne State News is and published by the students of battery charges in East Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Lansing district court Winter and Spring school terms, Wednesday, both officers for RHA vote and Fridays during Summer Mondays, Wednesdays denied that MSU Term, and a special education, social service and police Welcome Week edition is ICRISPIN Y.CAMPBELL personal income tax Sources say the Governor's systematically harassed The date of the Residence published in September. mental health appropriations Subscription rate is $16 per year. te News Staff Writer increase. announcement was triggered Riddle. Halls Assn. (RHA) would result if the Michigan Member Associated Press, United Press Although the Governor by the second refusal in two Ex MSU patrolman referendum has been International, Milliken announced House fails to act on an - Inland Daily Press Assn., ov. asked the budget weeks by the House Clifford Ashe, a defense changed to next Tuesday, Michigan Press Assn., Irsday that sizable cuts in extension of the 1.3 percent commission 10 days ago to Taxation Committee to witness for Riddle, who quit RHA president Paula Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. compile an emergency release the bill. the force last week, testified Fochtman, Petosky junior, Second class postate paid at East budget in the event the that he thought Riddle had said this week. Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services leveland vote House fails to act upon the House taxation chairman The referendum, been subjected to a different originally Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, tax bill, he said the finished George Montgomery, D - set of rules than white scheduled for next Monday, Detroit indicated will require a majority vote Michigan, 48823. budget would be for his he is students. Ashe also said that personal use. holding the bill in committee of undergraduate residents Phones: police used what he termed until the Senate votes of residence halls to News/Editorial date on a 355-8252 lets * "unnecessary precautions" approve new "1 plan to use direct conversations with the it in my constitutional amendment which would reduce from 50 when dealing with Riddle. Ashe did not specify what amendments to the RHA constitution which would Classified Ads Display Advertising 355-8255 353-6400 legislators so that they can to 26 mills. This would shift create an RHA Business Office AJMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A federal judge granted on these precautions were. Judiciary and 355-3447 fully understand the the burden of educational give RHA power to levy a av a new voting date for 16 Cleveland area precincts In an interview Thursday, Photographic 355-8311 importance of their failure to subsidy from the property Bernitt admitted that police student tax of as much as l. Hubert 11. Humphrey took firm hold of 48 first Campus Information - 353-8700 move," he said. tax to the personal income $2.50 each term. jt Democratic convention votes. Humphrey was in good tax. Bon to gain at least 28 more votes. Sen. George "Although I don't expect STEREO SHOPPE lovern held 15 convention votes and led in balloting for them to fail," he added. The plan in question would Also connected to the Ethers in Ohio's 153 vote delegation. - I.S. District Court Judge Frank J. Rattisti set next extend the 1.3 per cent delay is the democratic move Red toward a graduated state Tag Sale ■day as election day in 16 Cuyahoga County precincts prsonal income tax increase income tax, which is Th never opened last Tuesday. He acted at the which expires Aug. 1 and request presently illegal under the bseph Cipolone, county board of elections director. upon which the governor formulated his $2..2 billion Michigan Constitution. Vmphrev won Ohio's 38 at large delegates. Other - The governor said he could Jates were determined on the basis of returns in each »if budget. not see the connection Hate's congressional districts. Unless the increase is between the 1.3 per cent Special sale of most display stereo amplifiers, receivers, ■irteen convention votes went to favorite sons turntables, tape recorders and lie Hays in the 18th District and Louis Stokes inReps, passed, the budget for the increase and the property tax speakers. 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Lansing l>",v "v col" auth0,"y °' Th* Coca-Cola (Next to Paramount News) No Layaways on sale items 90 days same as cash Full Warranties MICHIGAN ART BUCHWALD CI TATE NEWS trips UNIVERSITY JOHN JUEL editor-in-chief Kissinger moon "Don't to attend the 1972 presentation of the lai's press secretary said he hadn't seen worrv " v- ■ WASHINGTON - The White House Kissinger in weeks, and if he was in holding up a bottle of oS- Academy Awards. brought DAVE PERSON, managing editor announced Thursday that Henry When he did not show up at the Peking the Chinese didn't know about White my own 'Tang'» ^% JOHN BORGER campus editor Kissinger has just returned from a secret it. they wen> , awards, the Western White House at San hurUino f CHARLIE CAIN, city editor trip to the moon. Ron Ziegler said that The White House Correspondents moon, Kissinger briefed th ^ Clemente said he had a cold and was on what BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor Kissinger was the fourth crewman on started pressing Ziegler as to Kissinger's they were to do being nursed back to health at the home RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor Apollo 16 and spent 20hoursexploring the moon for President Nixon, who of Tuesday Weld. whereabouts. Ziegler said with a to go as about their business if nothing had S A check at Tuesday Weld's house straight face, "He went to Moscow to happened plans to go there just before Election condition were revealed that Kissinger had left on talk to the people in the Kremlin about they Day. Wednesday with his girl, Friday, but no President Nixon's trip." cameras on him, and wh^ £* Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award How Kissinger managed to pull it off one knew where he had gone. Thb sounded logical, but when the motions of for outstanding journalism. is one of the best news stories of our A rumor started by the CIA indicated Washington newspaper, magazine and setting Un time. The White House had announced that Kissinger had returned to Peking to TV people checked with their Moscow experiments, he \>LA that Kissinger was going to Hollywood pick up hte dry cleaning. But Chou En- correspondents, they hit a stone wall. A press secretary for Brezhnev said no one had seen Kissinger in Moscow and, EDITORIALS as far as the Soviets knew, he hadn't been to Leningrad or Kiev, either. watching TV who ZlZ Now angry, the White House Kissinger was on the moon^S Provide saf correspondents attacked Ziegler for lying to them. time as The the Apollo 16 only time the mission ^ h Ziegler said he had made a mistake endangered was when Kissing and that Kissinger was really in Paris aTiamT°nthem00n^ for landlord $1 million expenment. a holding secret talks with the North ForhT Vietnamese delegation. «U1 spacesuiU look alike,andevm designs a housing commission to While the American press was being thought it who goofed. was astronaut JohnT1 Attention has been centered led on the wild goose chase, Kissinger act liasion between tenant and was down at Cape Kennedy dressed in On the way back. once again on another in a as a down first by Kissingersol- landlord disputes. white coveralls, disguised as one of the parachute ,1 continuing series of landlord - workers who would help the astronauts Biscayne and was picked up out tenant hassles in East Lansing. Both the state and the local water of into Apollo 16. At the last minute, just by BebeRebozo. measures offer legal recourse for It But, Halstead Management Co., before the hatch was closed, Kissinger was only after Kissinger mado. the center of the latest storm of tenants trapped with jumped into the capsule and said, "I am report to the President that 7- unsatisfactory landlords. Yearly on a secret mission for the President. admitted to Henry 's true publicity, does not have a for the past 10 days. where licensing of landlords provides a Let's get out of here." Thankstoon. monopoly on landlord - tenant The astronauts, who hadn't been in the best kept secrets of substantial safeguard for tenants. the d~ disputes. on the plan, protested that there wasn't Ziegler confirmed that the Pc" Numerous complaints pour into Licensing would force landlords enough food for four men on the space would be able to go to the moon thk the off to either hold to their promises to as scheduled. - campus housing office journey. almost every day concerning tenants, or to give up their various landlords' unsatisfactory holdings, much as tenants are now evicted for refusing to live up to OUR READER'S MIND business practices. To date the tenants only legal recourse has contract demands. been small claims court, where he can sue for up to $300 for return Implementation measures would remove of these much of Save ASMSU election of security deposits. the uncertainty surrounding legal 1 have just received a letter that an apologetic trilogy. The exp' But changes may be recourses for such actions. would completely destroy any begins with seven general reasons forthcoming. The City of East They would provide at long last argument 1^ might make for invalidation, switches in a busir manner to six particular Lansing is presently drawing up a legal safeguards for both parties, participation by a student of this reasons which is sorely needed at this University in future ASMSU elections. invalidation, and grandly finishes revision of the city's housing five suggestions for better elec*' It notifies me, a candidate in last ordinance. A number of time. the future. Why, 1 ask, do Thursday's election, that the results of they legislators have also drafted a bill Landlords and tenants have this prescription to me0 I did the same have been "unanimously which, if passed would regulate been taking advantage of each invalidated" by the ASMSU Election organize the mess, but v security deposits and create a other for so long that it would be Commission. To the best of my required to campaign under naive to believe a nonlegal knowledge, the only time that a jurisdiction. In fact, the " landlord - tenant advisory bureau. "If in November this war is not over, reasons" for current ASMSU commission considers invalidation Both proposals merit student solution can be developed. With I say that the American people will be justified something of importance in an surprisingly close resemblance support. governing bodies such as the East "unanimous' recommendations for improve in electing new leadership!" light is when that The House bill draws up specific Lansing City Council becoming something has been massacred and made by myself and other ca before the election. And lo regulations fro security deposits: more responsive to consumer needs to be buried before the snell * A landlord shall not require a needs, the landlord finds himself draws attention. behold, reading through - --t- - - •''particular reasons" for invali' security deposit unless he notifies m a curious position. He must The letter, in three parts, is sort of can pretty much decide whose the tenant, by certified mail, adequately provide the services are whose. within 14 days of the date of the which he has contracted to render For example. I strongly sir either on his own accord or that more polling places be " rental agreement. GEORGE WHITE - around the University for the * The security deposit and any through legal recourse. of the Social Science - James. accrued interest shall be held in That the latter has become rep. No, was the reply. With trust by the landlord and shall not necessary marks a truly mind, I pointed out thai be commingled with the landlord's own funds nor with the funds of any other person, firm or unfortunate situation, but not nearly so unfortuante as an absence of heat in January, and no Applause for classification of the Social f College with James Madison C: warranted at least two polls, each college's office location, corporation. water in April. Landlords have The movie industry has its that if they don't get their own way, Applause. the answer is to burn bomb Newsbug: "Calm down, I know again. Holding authorship of the# The planned city ordinance calls two means to protect themselves Academy Awards, the recording or a - election complaints, 1 from tenants' abuses: security industry its Grammy, television its building." you're all excited — the speech will for regulation of security deposits acquaintance to two "gi Emmy and the print media the Newsbug: "Fantastic! Notice the probably cue you in on this great and introduce a yearly licensing deposits and eviction notices. rhetorician if it doesn't I will — but for invalidation: (1) "Unclear Pulitzer and Nobel prizes among way he set up a false dilemma by — system on area landlords. By this Tenants have nothing but small others. making the issue two - sided. Either let's hear it, word for word. qualifications for joint c classifications" and (2) "Inapp measure, landlords would be held claims court. Plainly they need But there is no material prize given you are for him and his policies or you Campaign months, 1968: more. Licensing of landlords and to the politicians who make such are against him and "with" those nasty "Never has so much military, placement of polling places accountable for practices within great building - burners. Who wants to be economic and diplomatic power been discourage certain colleges or" the year, and forced to measure controls on security deposits can impressions on media in general. of particular colleges from vo> It is not inconceivable that we may associated with a bomber? Beautiful. used as ineffectively as in Vietnam, up to legal standards for license provide the tenant with the tools and if after all of this time and all of also claim forewarning of have an award - giving ceremony for But how about this stopper: renewal. The city fathers should he needs to combat abusive A report from the defunct Look this support, there is still no end in "particular reason" for invali our neglected public officers. I can just that "placement of polling pla« go one step further and provide landlord practices. Both the city imagine tuning into one on may radio sight, then I say the time has come for the American people to turn to new the College of Business and the for license hearings open to the council and the legislature should and of Agriculture and Natural fk . . . appropriate "Good evening listeners, I'm Fred '' Fantastic! Notice leadership, not tied to the policies and public. pass measures as soon mistakes of the past. I pledge to you: which would discourage voting. Newsbug and I take tremendous pride The proposed ordinance also as possible. in assuming the honor of Master of the way he set up a false we will have an honorable end to the All my writing up to now his Ceremonies for this prestigious dilemma by making the war in Vietnam." nothing more than an "I toldjfM issue two sided. Either Applause. Well, its only a very strong "IW ceremony, this premier night of nights, - MSU students RHA tax: this first of firsts — the first annual Master of Rhetoric Awards. you are for him and his policies or you are Newsbug: "I don't think there's too much mystery. Only one man has so" that will save paying for ASMSU's latest fi»*» if this invalidation stands, not Applause. pledged to end that war, using the against him and 'with' will they have wasted my time "Now the fun part. We're going to ambiguous word "honorable" and for uniform play tapes of some of the speeches that made this man — the uncontested winner. After you witness these great those nasty burners." building - neglected to tell how and when — he then spent four years in office continuing the engagement. More applause. money, the time and monej supporters, the time and mone) opponents, and the time a"*}1™, the student body at large who - The Residence Halls Assn. by the Academic Freedom perfromances you'll know who this "Once a cold warrior, later and financed the polls; but (RHA) has drafted proposed Report. The judiciary would hear man is. Since we have so many great a cases of individuals or groups performers in this industry, I'll magazine, dateline Dec. 2, 1969. The pronounced politically dead, he arose will be wasting mon- ofouriM^ amendment to its constitution place was a White House meeting a few to take office with forcing the student body to announce his name at the end, to some of the hottest which, if adopted, would who have violated a residence avoid confusion. OK, here we go." weeks before "he" called for an "end rhetoric this side of Spiro Agnew, and bill for another election. J equalize all hall dues. The hall regulation. This body would Dateline, Sept. 13, 1966, "he" was to hunger in American for all time.": they tell me he may do it again, with I hope that any W"j amendment would have all fill a present void in the present campaigning for GOP candidates prior "You can say this administration repeat performances — only in complaints about sinj> undergraduates University judicial system. to the 1966 congressional elections: will have the first far reaching attack • America! Will Richard Milhous Nixon representation will be worKeo living in on the problem in history. Use all the re • election if necessary. « . Tuesday, students will have an "He (President Johnson) owes it to step up to accept his award." residence halls pay a uniform the people to come clean and tell them rehetoric, so long as it doesnt cost any More and more applause. to stand by and have the p P $2.50 per term tax at opportunity to vote on this exactly what the plans (Vietnam) are, money." Newsbug: "Excuse me rhetoric - pay for a University - wide registration. Not all halls amendment. By not having to the people should be told now, and Newsbug: "I know all the rural fans, but I've just been told our winner plan to fight the invalidation collect dues, the hall governments not after the elections. poor, ghetto - dwellers and starvers in cannot accept his award in person. every legal means, even " currently have uniform dues rates. The amendment also sets will have more time to devote to Dateline, March 19, 1968, "he" general can appreciate that Loud booing ard catcalls. accepting voting totals th performance. But this next tape is the enough to make a">'°"esMSl|' their other duties. A judicial himself is a candidate for president: Newsbug: "You don't understand, up a recourse policy under which "No one with this responsibility clincher, the one that started him on Mr. Nixon is now on television small enough to make A each hall, with the approval of body has been long overdue and who is his way, and in the long run, won him say let those who wo ' seeking office should give away this coveted award. This explaining how Vietnamization is two - thirds of the residents, can should be instituted as soon as any of his bargaining position in one campaign working. He has announced he is remove the stagnant ^P]yjD possible. message played over TV and the four who are becoming s" tax an additional $2 per term if advance ..." winding down U.S. involvement but Some may find fault steady months of contradiction mark then he said he will step up bombing — old age. gd necessary. with Applause. it as one of the great moments in our From his and even strike Hanoi?!' the addition of still another magnificent announcement that the United States rhetoricians history." A standing ovation. Grand Haven,' student tax at registration. Students not wishing to use sending troops into Cambodia, Garry(Tfu was the facilities provided for by the However the RHA tax would DOONESBURY by April 30, 1970: dues (sports equipment, tools, only transfer the place of "In cooperation with the armed prnee cAHP/pATes reading material, sewing payment from the residence hall forces of South Vietnam, attacks are THIS IS VALT&Z BP MUSK/B HAS /HCLOPCP HUHPHGEy, WW CGOfllKlTE HAA/P/ty WON Trie HAHPATC FfitOH to registration. Payment amounts being launched this week to clean out 6%, JOHN V UNPSAY. machines, social activities) will 8ejN6/N6 YOU rue THE Pt OPU. Of THIS WITH 5%; be able to get a refund - if their will remain much the same. major enemy sanctuaries on the Cambodian - Vietnam border..." I, ELecnw aesucTb ■ ot uiHAreveK T r 7 V* MctSOi/eK/V V'TH J , T -SI Residence halls which do not residence halls institutes policy. RHA is encouraging the a residence halls to institute such rebate a presently provide refunds individuals who do not wish to for From the same speech: "We shall avoid a wider war..." Applause. PfZ/Mmy u (OAs THAT JVST TOOK PCfKL • a I of me i/o re THAT THAT'S 'S A A h ~TI mTH tC'M policy. use the services provided by the Newsbug: "Wow, listeners, weren't his gross inconsistencies pure electric! tax should make such rebates There's more to come. The amendment also would available. Once that is acheived, Dateline, Kansas State University, set up an RHA Judiciary, which and the amendment is passed, Sept. 16, 1970: would hold the judicial the residence halls will have a "There are those who protest that if the verdict of democracy itself is at responsibility invested in RHA truly equitable tax structure. fault, the system is at fault; who say Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5, 1972 5 point of view v Withhold U' support of war EDITOR'S NOTE: The resolutions, however, all responsibilities; they seem to • The continuing following is an open letter to appearances to the contrary be aimed more at protecting individual rights" can be depends, in part, the institutional cooperation upon our president, board of notwithstanding, avoid, the University than at manifested only by with the Selective Service response, personal and trustees and Academic rather than address, the designing policies to involve System. institutional, not the institutional, in opposition Council central issues. trustees' Asu EXTENSION SERVICE William of MSU Derman, asst. from the University in war. ending the •The failure to provide sanctuary for civilian and personal, opposition to the war. to current U.S. government policy. We call upon The possible annihilation professor of The board of trustees' During the past two weeks, military resisters. Michigan State University: anthropology, of the land and I and 17 other faculty resolutions are not policy the true nature of the board's •fhe failure to alter South Vietnam people of •To set up a special members. statements; rather, they are resolutions has been made University purchasing and approaches commission to consider all of realization because of the the ways in which the carefully worded to specify apparent: The University has investment policies by way that they reflect only the issued United States' current On a policy statement of a boycott of war University could withhold Friday, April 21, the collective personal opinions supporting the continued use contractors. reintensification of the support from the board of trustees passed two war. We already know about of the board members, in of University facilities for The University's continuation of the war. This resolutions recent the „ unequivocally their capacities as private military recruitment and has widespread use of commission would hold critical of the U.S. policy statement on military saturation bombing, citizens. Personal statements arrested nine persons who . recruitment is couched in the - open hearings and reoort government's war policies in of this kind evade, rather were protesting against the rhetoric of herbicides, defoliants, and publicly to the University freedom of Indochina. These than discnarge, the board's recruiters' interviewing of :hoice and individual antipersonnel weapons and (tommunity on the different students. about the policy of forced rights," implying thereby ways that MSU could The resolutions and arrests urbanization. In short, the that actively and institutionally dint of view those who oppose unequivocally imply that possibility of ecocide and _ ^ ^ work for the end of the military recruitment are also genocide not only of South war. antiwar sentiments •To are opposed to such freedom Vietnam, but of North immediately end appropriate strictly to one's and rights. In fact, such military recruitment on Vi e t n air personal life, that they are arguments IN: lo, extraneous us. to the against those arrested they did it and specious. for Whether or not this occurs governance of the "Freedom of choice and protesting the recruitment. University. The resolutions individual rights," when in reinforce and perpetuate the the service of immoral, myth of institutional corrupt and genocidal, is not ■ndful of a reverse would seem, from the fact Now comes thepinacle joi seems neutrality. true freedom. "Freedom of pent that happened two that this is the first election analogous to similar In truth, the University choice and individual rights" State News absurdity: the situations which took place i ago. it is painfully under the new system, and and its governing process are is a distortion when used to two channels plan (sounds in the soutnern United States not and cannot be neutral pus that the new State cooperation with the like the Panama Project). in the 1950s. Elections were support policies which are in |s edit board has gotten colleges raised new First the State Newt a mess. Many violations of with respect to the war in opposition to the wishes of ieror, that the transfer difficulties not encountered Southeast Asia. It is the vast majority of the has caused prejudges the outcome of an regulations took place. The " impossible for - AUSJ consideration of the an institution peoples of the United States, ■lirium tremens at to the judiciaries were, however, the size and scope of MSU to of Vietnam and of the world. elections commission (yes, assaulted by the press to seat lty's. While I fully agree misrepresentation of major the power of the press the winners, settle the cases be neutral with respect to a "Freedom of choice and I,' the purpose, botched preference, but I know some similar to the Sam Sheppard later. I suggest that it is phenomenon with such individual rights" becomes a lions, the methods are strange things were widespread impact on all travesty when case) and then goes blithely rather difficult to remove fcitelyodd. happening at the polls. Ed • ahead to council the aspects of the nation as the support the United States' seating someone who is | should be clearly Grafton and Doug° Dinnings, of the reps cicvicu illegally in war. While the full extent of flagrant violations of f elected with wiwu this una pwnci, from power, iiwm puwci, I further power. i iuiuici the University's complicity irstood that for once tne for example, had posters curious logical process. That international treaties on li n/«mmiccinn ic not ■ions commission is not suggest that what the State in the war demands plastered ...uu:n within 25 feet (and t i .... r. indicates that the complete .. ° News is implying, is that it Vietnam, on self - |g isas aprobably _ "rubber stamp." line of sight) of the polling incompetence investigation, a partial list of determination and natonal due to place in Berkey, and one of of board and the minute voter the"''pirt would like to (in terms of a examples of such complicity independence and on the recent book) keep certain lieMassoglia who is one the candidates for social includes: conduct of war. True, turnout demands this I students, as "niggers," in few board members •The massive institutional meaningful support of their place (racial slurs not J is really concerned to solicit my vote right at the seems to me that minute intended or implied). involvement through the "freedom of choice and jut student interests, poll. This took place after he ndter turnout reflects every MSU - AID Vietnam Project, pally where the legal shepherded two young ladies pojnt Charlie Massoglia is J. A. Ditzhazy Jr. 1955-61. |ts of students rights are in and asked them to vote for decrying, with the rest of the •The continuing musical play femed. I am amazed that him. • elections commission. It candidate, institutional support of ASMSU Social Science (tate News would want it I the point of inadequate challenge the not personally further seems that this may reflect a student body that (asking for equal time) ROTC and military recruiting. m "inappropriate" placing of doesn't want another Jication, I would posit polling booths, but it seems ASMSU. What really scares ■this is indeed the fact, that a more logical me however is that the State piedwith the lack of time impaign. I am not sure orientation would have been News position is quite Friday and Saturday- that outlined by Chuck similar, in calling for the new (anyone, without direct Massoglia. board to be seated, this Varsity Super Special! js to the board could Ibly have realized ■only had four class days Tipaign. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5, 1972 Women s unit slams SN, job sexism ^n.cTF.NWAY |y ClNDl STEINWAY stref pater awareness to staff members to Another member admitted Discrimination asked for ■ prevent a that at MSU. adequate . and marijuana may be a He added that the whole •perativeness" when concerns heard," Groty said. reoccurrence. timely topic, but stressed "Only when we're retirement benefits and Committee I question of posting faculty refusing to do such extras. members toni pellillo "We're a little slow at there are spectacular do we make the benefits for part - time Representatives from the recommended that many women who iobs is under study by a teNevw Staff Writers catching on," Borger deserve at least equal news," she said. professional women. Other dean's ' clerical technical (C-T) job - personnel devise a system of of sexism and admitted, "but we're a lot Representing the MSU women request., classification questioned the , coverage. "I'm sure there are "We are currently in the insuring uniformity of C-T quicker than some other Personnel Dept. was Keith counselling for the mature rimination were hurled a lot of really exceptional Groty, asst. vice president of women in education. process of looking possibility of having classifications at the campus areas." resentatives fronr. the women who are a lot more reclassification of organized representation department level. The News and MSU Borger added that the personnel and employe with department chairmen. editorial staff of the State newsworthy than marijuana. relations, Leonard Glander, current 'n!,d t.he Administrative - Professional system oft publicizing system of allowing A-P's to Ronnel Board by the News currently consists of And I think women are an director for personnel, and all jobs except (A-P) employees trying to "This organization, not take courses at the Tmen's Steering 29 women or almost half of ongoing thing that will Gerald O'Conner, associate entry level analyze the job, not the necessarily a union, should University's expense, while Lmittee members outlast marijuana by a positions below rating of be two the entire number of long director. Also attending were «C" 6 in the II • ^ holding lion person Hutui.ig it or who his a - way structure prohibiting C-T's this ■nesday night during a shot," she said. University scale, boss is," Groty stated representing the whole body opportunity, was also »hv meeting. reporters. Gary Posner, director of staff and faculty positions. of people who want their Mary Kay Scullion, East questioned. leater sensitivity in The committee members benefits, Herman King, asst. Jobs are currently posted Lansing resident, criticized In a total reclassification of questioned the priorities of provost of academic , ■gting headlines to the State News for administration and William Tinatc offensive terms news coverage, women's insisting that is dedicating front page space Neff, masters candidate in : University and outside the University as a ■ "women jocks" should news more more and picture pages to recent labor and "extras," such as making industrial result of a recent government 1 exercised, stressed important than sports, student demonstrations and coffee, running errands and student demonstrations or relations. contract. Kbers of the committee. ' 'sensational" news rather The getting lunches that are T wert. referring to a marijuana. than steering committee "But posting is only one articles on women presented required of female employes J,t sN editorial where the "Sports usually gets two or three pages per day in the doing constructive things. grievances Groty with from various part of the problem. Once person sees a p s will be added to job 1 was used. The quiet meetings and rvhe?:sthe descriptions, constituencies under his Bin Borger, State News State News," one woman women's sessions never control. The process of the hiring «whatlan am aiming at is not Er. in-chief, replied that complained, "while we get receive press coverage, said faculty and administration level called continium to contend with, the job activity, but the job Kxism was intentional in buried in a comer on an Vicki Neiberg, Coordinator for better representation, as to who does the how ones' hiring and responsibility. If the Kjtle and that he would inside page." of the Alliance to End Sex credentials are "extras" hinder a person's and part - time employes screened," Groty said. job, then this is a misuse of human resources. "I personally do not see se of graduate these jobs as demeaning — part of the person's responsibility," Groty explained. |atherine NEILSEN maintaining and expanding education. Ms. existing revenue sources and decline and in may cases, ago. Neiberg said it te News Staff Writer Much aid started after has been accompanied Minkel appeared that women were getting optimum mileage the Russian Sputnik of by said there are though gloom pervades using their coffee - making ■ U.S. graduate schools from what they have," Minkel said. 1958, he said. Federal programs suddenly poured a decline in in private and state support, he said. several ways the University can find more revenue and and ash-tray emptying skills FKifcA? of recent drastic more than the secretarial Fish . These tight "One of the most serious make best use of what it - budget stream of wealth into all skills for which ■ding reductions, their years follow the golden age causes, of course, is the has. they were ■re will not be too bleak, higher education fields, hired. of graduate education in the prolonged military conflict ■ Minkel, Graduate particularly the sciences. in Vietnam, which has Groty recommended that Lol associate dean, said. 60s, resulted he said. largely The era from Federal funding began drained an enormous. flow Communication women feeling this way 1-45 Minkel also made these declining drastically in of dollars from the nation throughout the graduate approach their immediate increased federal aid to Jictions about the future continued to generally," Minkel said. school is important since supervisor with their ' ■raduate education: (Federal funding will Speaking specifically about the MSU acquisition of funds depends heavily on grievances. Ms. Neiberg stated ^o&dLou^ &wvC - EAST graduate 3121 E. Grand River at a reduced level knowledge of their instances of on Mickey running e picture, Minkel said - campus Ithe foreseeable future. enrollment has increased availability and fast action employes who were fired Across from Rrattdor 1. such funding will be steadily since the early '60s, on opportunities, he said. from their jobs for "un - fee oriented toward ■ject support tiduals' awards rather and for state rep post though it declined slightly this academic year. In 1969, fall graduate enrollmnet, ■ institutional grants. Mickey, an unsuccessful carry a torch into the excluding professional ■Funds for relevant candidate for the East Michigan House of students, was 3,447. In ptal needs such as urban Lansing City Council last Representatives." 1970 it was 7,893 and in ology, public fall, jumped into the 1971,7,477. hand some technical political arena again Running on what he Numbers of students called a "humanistic" ling will increase. Thursday when he receiving financial support, platform, Mickey has not |Funds for life long announced that he is received any commitments however, have continued to n will increase. seeking election to the decline since 1969, Minkel ■Need may replace state's 59th Representative except from "my friends." said. The Graduate Office He already has 43 signatures ■emic achievement as District. scholarship program is down ■ primary on his nominating petitions. factor in Mickey becomes the 25 per cent from two years financial awards, second announced ■Foreign student candidate for Rep. Jim ■ment and support may Brown's seat, who is e substantially, while retiring. He is running as an I of women, minority independent but hopes to ■ handicapped students be endorsed by the Human ncrease. Rights party. ■ecause of changes in a statement to the pcial awards, many state News» Mickey said, |ms' I be graduate programs "Having marched, organized prolonged, due to and extended my love lecessitv for work. through the peace Graduate institutions movement for the whole of I now concentrate on the last three years, in the fall elections (I) intend to Registered Nurses diate openings in U.S. and abroad, facilities and working conditions. Jofessional atmosphere. ONE GOOD CHICKEN ■allenging work. ■reer satisfaction. DESERVES ANOTHER. p>d salary, riodie promotions, eral fringe benefits, New Extra Crispy icational programs, st social life. PQUIREMENTS: Dedication to job and country, perested? Contact your Air Force Recruiter. Call K 60615 McDONEL KIVA 8 p.m. movement towards ftl I 4 "Diane" by Mary Feldhaus-Weber / David Westphal, 27min. I (312) 924 - 2536 McGovern, and to fl INTERMISSION l May 5, 6 $1 MATINEE PASS »•••••••••••••••• money for the camp#! "After You" by Bill Snider, 4Vimin. 5 shows $3.00 "Deja Vu" by Warren Bass / Bertram Deivert "Jesus Freaks" by Eberlein / Deason, 30min. "Solo" by Mike Hoover / Pyramid Films, 15min. Tickets sold at door $1.00 ing the adventures of a young man a screwball ] ic whose principal interests are rape, comedy FAIRCHILD CONRAD WILSON ultra-violence and Beethoven. remember TUESDAY, May 9th them? 9pm WEDNESDAY, May 10th 3pm *v\a 7pm $r ivic* THURSDAY, May 11th FRIDAY, May 12th meridian three 15:00,7:00, 9:00, lot» SATURDAY, May 13th sat. matinee meridian four I 6:00. 8:00, 9:5* 2;00 sat. MATINEES I and 4:00 s AD^T5| meridian one at meridian two at 5:30-6:00 5:00, 7:30, 9:55 6:00, 8:30, 10:55 Lo-ei saturday matinee 0-0 • 2:00 saturday matinee - 3:30 * twi lite hour, adults >1.85, 4:30 ■ 5:00 Edgar Daniels ** Arthur Knight RSS-Rod Serling Show ^EE*3EZ S1SI3E Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5, 1972 9 ■HK Ivan' survives struggle "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich"isalmostas accept them as being normal. ups of the prisoners are so After a few moments, the primarily be low - keyed. His extraordinary a movie as it is skillfully accomplished, the job, besides controlling the accents don't seem audience feels the cold, the a book. The movie is subtle movie's flow and the acting, unnatural. enough to fascinate, yet hunger and the futility. is mediating each component The credit for the film's forceful enough to captivate The skill of the into a homogenized whole. realism goes to Sven Nykvist, even the most detached of who photography is almost to be In a movie that does not handled the expected, since Nykvist has viewers. shout and scream its ''Ivan Denisovich" is photography. Combined been doing the photography with Wrede's direction, intentions, subtlety is of the for Ingmar Bergman's faithfully translated to the "Ivan Denisovich" becomes essence. This takes the most screen from Nobel Prize movies. delicate of direction, and if winner Alexander a pictorial essay of the story. The acting, though That is, the film contains a anything is wrong, it is Solzhenitsyn's book about talented, needs the skilled immediately noticed by the direct relationship between life in a Russian work camp. photography to overcome its audience. the acting and Filmed in Norway by setting. The limitations, and, in much the Wrede does little wrong in faces of the men change director Casper Wrede, the just same way, the photography this fine motion picture. He as the face of the land is dependent on the direction film, like the novel, emerges pulls you into the movie as Hollywood heroes to blow changes. for its effect. Iran Denis a critique inhumanity to man rather of man's up the labor md The physical waste of the work camp is compared with Wrede's job in "Ivan before you you're interested. can even tell He carries than a condemnation of esca^ th „ cold Denisovich" goes slightly Siberian weather. The the barrenness of the you through with great ■Tom Courtenay stars in the title role of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich at the communism. It is the story beyond normal direction, in patience, and lets you go like protagonist has spent eight prisoners within. The close that the movie must ■state Theater. Based on the 1970 IMobel Prize - winning novel by Alexsander I. of men struggling against years in the camp, and is - an unwilling mother. nature and other men to ■Solzhenitsyn, this movie shows the struggles of prisoners in a Siberian concentration smart enough to know survive. escape is impossible. "Ivan Denisovich" has no Denisovich, played effectively by British actor Tom Courtenay, prays each [or pirgim drive day that he is work in not sent off to the open, unprotected cold. He is The following employers 2,269 thankful when he isn't put in May 16: A I S May 24, 25: New South petitions the "cooler," or when he has will be interviewing from Construction Equipment Wales Education Office enough money to buy May 15 • May 25. June and Corp.; Green Giant Co. The following employers tobacco. August graduates of all will be interviewing for 26 from Fee Hall, 18 from May 17: Greenfield - Mill 3yJANE SEABERRY The PIRGIM petition Each day he is served the degree levels are eligible to summer employment: State News Staff Writer Landon Hall, and 10 from calls for the interview unless otherwise Restaurant Co.; Jewel amending of same food: Mush that has no ■After the first day of Phillips - Snyder Hall. Article 2, Section 6G of the The petition further taste, bread that has no indicated. Company, Inc.; Mutual of ioning Wednesday, the "I think we probably ASMSU constitution. states that "any If you are interested in New York. May 17: Jewel Company, have all This student flavor and soup that has fish Inc. lie Interest Research we will need after May 18: Richwine proposal states that "a ho does not wish to and cabbage thrown in. He is an organization, please sign - Thursday's Newton Carlton May 18: Zimmer USA >up in Michigan petitioning," further assessment of $1 per participate in PIRGIM shall hungry enough to eat up Monday in the ■rcIM! forces gathered Parker Pennington, PIRGIM student per term shall be be Placement entitled to a full refund everything he can, but does Bureau, or at .9 signatures for its tax worker said. "Generally I least two days in advance of assigned for the use of the during the third week of not give in to eating a fish's Irendum petition drive, think we're going rather Public Interest Research each quarter from the MSU eye which he finds floating in the interviewing date. ■ug Blunkc, PIRGIM well." Group in Michigan, to be local board." his soup. Additional information is jmber. said Thursday. An additional section available in the Placement Denisovich, then, is the JpIRGI.M needs about provides for the termination proletariat protagonist. He is Bulletin posted each week 100 signatures, 10 per Kt of the undergraduates, Author to speak of the additional assessment should PIRGIM cease to the optimistic hope for mankind. No matter what at and the in Placement most Bureau departments. wain permission to hold a function. This bulletin lists specific cruelty may befall Irendum for a proposed After the required Denisovich, he will not majors requested by the ■per term t;i\. Vednesday, ■rkers collected PIRGIM 5 66 on writing styles Author Bruce Jay Literature sponsored by the signatures are petitions must be submitted to ASMSU. Within 10 class collected, break. Though Courtenay gives an interviewing organizations. Students are advised to interview with employers Friedman will be speaking extremely fine portrayal of Jnatures from McDonel Dept. of English each days of receipt of the Ivan Denisovich, the film has even though they have not A. 448 from Holmes Hall, on contemporary fiction, spring. petitions, a referendum to work to overcome his, as completed their military drama and writing in ^ fromvarious Brody Hall, 243 general, at 8:30 tonight in Richard Pearce of must be held, amending the well as other actor's, British service. Many employers have indicated classrooms, Massachusetts, and Max ASMSU constitution to accent. an interest in I from Case Hall and 120 Kellogg Center. Schulz, chairman of the allow for the receipt of It is to the film's benefit interviewing the student the In Shaw Hall. Friedman, author of "A English Dept. at University additional $1 tax for that they do not try to hide before and after his duty in ■hey also received 160 Mother's Kisses," "Stern," of Southern California, will the Armed Forces. PIRGIM. the accents, but rather ■atures from Akers "Scuba Duba," and "The also speak during the Hall, .and they kill people. T from Mason - Abbot Dick," will speak at the meetings today and 12th conference in Modem ■.58 from Hubbard Hall, Saturday morning. BARNES * FLORAL Down i own OF EAST LANSING 104 S. WASHINGTON SQUARE MOTHER'S DAY IS WAKKEN J NONSTUDENT FROM Ann Arbor the purse and content was estimated to be f|MAY 14. Red Pop! EEATTV I arrested in the lounge of Snyder Hall $110. BORDER FAYE. |:45 a.m. on Wednesday, for alleged lession of marijuana, intent to obstruct ■ officer and carrying a concealed on A STUDENT WAS arrested at 1:30 Wednesday at the MSU Student p.m. 'NEARLY! Only at the Deli on. The suspect was lodged in the Bookstore for allegedly taking articles valued at $13.17. The student released Iff telegraph KCMMIE m County Jail pending referral to the lecutor's office. and will be referred to the was prosecutor's PjJjj flowers worldwide 7:30 office. ANN ST. EO 2 - 08; .1 106 B Wells '1.39 and 9:30 and" Saturday J STUDENT WAS arrested for drunk A NONSTUDENT WAS arrested at 2:45 ling at Hagadorn Road and Grand River "BRAVO CABARET'-A DAZZLING ENTERTAINMENT!" 2:55 a.m. Wendesday. The a.m. Wednesday on the east side of lent Emmons Hall for being intoxicated. The was lodged in the Ingham County I pending referral to the prosecutor's suspect was lodged in the Ingham County Jail. LectuRe ^ COED REPORTED that her POLICE REPORTED THAT 20 bicycles I taken from the library at Eppley purse were stolen on campus within the last 24 hours. The estimated value of the bicycles c:orxrewt " at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Value of is $986.26. semes In the field of currently playing to houses at the Metropolitan JOAN Opera in the comic opera, "Daughter of the Regiment" SUTHERLAND by Donizetti. Her appearance at MSU promises to be the event of this season. 8:15 P.M. UNIV. AUD. 'The movie lights up ^ THE the sky! AN ARTISTIC 1$ "Liza Minnelll—The New Miss Show Biz!' FAR. il of the TRIUMPH!' -G.ne Sham. NBC-1 , VERY — Time Magazine i life of A DAZZLING VERY "Liza Minnelll —A FAR the Eskimo ong the MUSICAL FILM!" MOST IN Star Is Bornl' NORTH je leads you on a >urney through the 8:00 P.M. GREAT UNIV. AUD. World Travel s of the Arctic and ENTERTAINMEN RENEWING May current 12 is the last day for series subscribers to renew for the 72 • 73 season. SEASON However, subscribers are asked CHANGE OF Although equivalent seating 4- cannot be guaranteed If series 16. " SEATS OLHIO ORun ls chan9ed' thls 15 opportunity to an 1 rrnirf desirable seats * SERIES series. )AN SUTHERLAND MSU FACULTY- ^d-r#n0wn#d Coloratura Sop -H*RD 18. 19 STAFF These days are BONYNGE, Accompan purchase series t patrons of th re'» ' Mainly one of SUBSCRIBERS Concert Serles- Stalest Pm.*.McncIM.c»MWM.Liza Minnelli Michael York lingers of our hme Helmut Griern-Artuf, ptMuciwCabaret -»MansaBerenson Frit? wepper—Joel Grey«"Emcee" May5 8; 15 P.M. "Cabaret" Masteroff «.«fcJohn Kander Fred Ebb*&CVM£ NEW SSVitS* Harold Prince irxrSSSTS Bob Fosse Jay Allen ^N»Cy Feuer t-«~.Bob Fosse AUD,tORIUM ^ M$U Students ! SSSfJSSSSS^ 5-1 1ai S11»< Union-°™* at the dc* HELD OVER 4TH GREAT WEEK! DONtMissm Jr TODAY 7:15 & 9:30 Tickets for reserved seating events available at the Union. World Travel tickets at the door one hour before performanci MSU Students must have one I.D. for each CONTINUOUS SAT. SUN. 2:30 • 5.00 - 7:30 ■ 9:50 ticket. 355-3361 355-6686 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS- Trackmen take duos through the past three this meet," Coach Fran on best in the pole vault. After OSU intermediates, and double as By GARYKORRECK seasons and with the Dittrich said, "There is the these two only Jerry Davis, anchor man for the mile State News Sports Writer in the hurdles, and Doug addition of Marshall Dill, a incentive of this being the relay unit, which will freshman, to the team this only home meet, and it will Colucci, in the long and probably offer Bill Nance, Three of MSU's season the Spartan sprinters also be the last home meet triple jumps, look to be Mike Murphy and Mike Holt trackmen are leaving soon, have been virtually for the seniors." threats. as the first three runners. but they will be coming unbeatable. The dual will also give Besides the seniors, MSU Washington and Butchee home first as the Spartans Martin rounds out his Dittrich another change to offers strength in every will go three ways for the host Ohio State at Ralph Young Field Saturday. career as a hurdler, coming back from an injury after look at his forces against Big Ten competition. "We're event. Ken Popejoy, who's flirted with a sub - four • Spartans, competing in the 100 and 220-yard dashes \/A The 2 p.m. dual will prior to the Spartan Relays minute mile all season, and combining to form pointing towards the Big mark the only outdoor in March. He placed fourth Ten championships," he heads the list and he's one-half of the 440-yard home appearance for the in the Big Ten indoor high commented, "This meet will backed up by a fine distance relay team. Dill is still trackmen and it will also hurdles in 1971, and ran a show how much crew including Randy bothered by leg stiffness mark the last home leg on the Spartans' i mprovement we've made Kilpatrick, the Cool twins, and sprint coach Jim Bibbs appearance for seniors Herb 480-yard shuttle hurdle since our first dual with Rob and Ron, and Steve said, "He's coming along Washington, LaRue Butchee relay which tied the Purdue. Rockey. Kilpatrick, Rob well, but he'll probably see and Dave Martin. national collegiate record in Since MSU participated Cool and Rockey will run only limited service Washington and Butchee 1971. in a pair of invitationals this both the steeplechase and Saturday." Dittrich said have formed one of the "We're not planning on spring, some members of three-mile and Ron will that Dill might run in the o utstanding college sprint doing anything different for the team have gone nearly most likely run the 880. 440 relay. The field events look three weeks without formal competition, doesn't think the but Dittrich layoff will "Most of the guys still solid with strongman Marv have some aches and pains," Roberts getting a chance to he added, "We're not quite MSU's LaRue Butchee (left) will be Swift one s of three senior trackmen hurt. bust his varsity record in the at our peak yet, but I'm the Spartan track Saturday when MSU hosts Ohio mak>ng their fj^ I beta beta beta "They've all been shotput, as well as putting hoping for some faster times appearance on flash will be entered in three sprint events. State "nie Detrgftfl working right along and in time with the discus. Pole and better distances News photo MiltHoJ e National Biological Sciences Honorary everyone's looking forward vaulters Jim Stevenson and Saturday." by to the meet Saturday," he Tom Wilson will challenge said, "I'm expecting them Linta. to do better than they did Del Gregory, one of the in practice -- to make normal progress." best in the conference, will square off against Colucci in BIG TIN PREVIEW Membership is open to all majors associated with Ohio State will be the triple jump and will by biological sciences who have a minimum 3.0 G.P.A. If looking for improvements, joined by teammate John Ross for the long jump. Golfers you haven't already received notice of your eligibility also, but it appears they just openfourney and you are interested in becoming a member, contact don't have the horses. The The high hurdles, with President Susan Reid (351 - 8179) before May 7. Bucks top performers are Martin, John Morrison, and Rich Jacques should belong sprinter, Jimmie Harris, a top five finisher in the to the Spartans. Bob country according to Indiana championship course" had 296. NCAA indoor 60, and Jeff Cassleman will lead the RHARHARHARHARHAm Linta, one of the Big Ten's trackmen in the MSU's golfers began play sports information director Tom Miller, Fossum added. The Spartans knocked off road well and Bi Brafford shot 75s, H had in the Northern "This is always one of the Saginaw Valley in a dual Malaneyjl had aa 78, Scott Malane,— Intercollegiate Invitational top tournaments in the meet Wednesday, 397 - 409. and Jim 11 —J Bradow 1 carded® 1 TONIGHT and SATURDAY this morning in Bioomington, Ind. in a Midwest," Hoosier golf coach Bob Fitch added. "It Meet medalist was MSU's Mark Timyan, who carded a 80. While the six Spartaa J r tournament that could bo a also serves as a selection basis 75 over the Forest Akers in Indiana, the r DAVID 0. SELZNfCKS production OF MARGARI ? mitchfi IS MSU linksmen* good preview of the Big Ten for the NCAA — three or westcourse. championships which are four representatives will be participate in a 72 •! "GONE WITH ... , Jeff Klingiel had a 78,Jim tournament which will la only three weeks away. here to help select possible Boettcher shot 80 and Rick determine the two six j John VanderMeiden, Dick teams from the district." Sessions and Dan Boisture The IU course places a teams that Fossum willed THE WIND" Bradow, Brad Hyland, Bill both shot rounds of 82. in next weekend's Marx, Steve Broadwell and premium on accuracy Sputi Bill Dickens are representing because of its narrow MSU's freshman took Invitational. the Spartans at the Indiana fairways, especially on the second of four teams in a A total of 32 teams (J University Championship front nine. However, the quadrangular meet in 29 schools are scheduled! Course, scene of the 72-hole heavily wooded and rolling Lansing with a score of 307, enter the two • day 36 if two - day tourney. par 71 layout has very few finishing behind LCC, who tourney May 12 and 13. j All ten conference schools green traps and no water will play this weekend along hazards or fairway bunkers, with Miama (Ohio) and Ohio University, two of the top Mid - American Conference the Large and tilted greens will present further troubles for linksmen, and Miller Stickmen homl schools, independents indicated that there will to face Kenyoj Miama (Florida) and Notre probably be tough Dame and Midwestern pin placements for the .Conference school BrU *>*oumey.< ii.m »i State. " ticMSU *oac,h Fossum MSU's lacrosse team makes of the usual settin The tourney is annually commented earlier this week its final home appearance of Spartan Stadium. one of the Midwest's biggest that he believed the course the season Saturday when it The Spartans will bt and most prestigious events would be in good shape of the season and possibly meets undefeated Kenyon. respectable 4 - 5 recordii because it is the most Gametime is set for 2 p.m. the game. However, f one of the tops in the southern of all of the Big Ten at Old College Field instead Spartans will be tryingtofl Kelly s Heroes courses. "It is a good the skids on a losing streak in III four pT They had a message for the Army: Saturday encounter. "Up the brass!" Kenyon, 10 - 0, will be J ; a Kat/ka-Loeb Product or CLARK GABLE complete shows al by Dave Cronin, the let leading scorer. The Spsl offense will be led I VIVIEN LEIGH 'THE BEST the likes of Val Wasfajr Jim Walters, and Paul Su LESLIE HOWARD MOVIE MUSICAL AqliTTERINq while its defense *il| spearheaded by netmii OLIVIA dc ILWILLAND OF 19711" SUptR ColoSSAl Ron Hebert. Tonight in Wilson Aud. - Newsday If CART WARftliNq BOTH NIGHTS IN ONE PERFORMANCE 1.50 The high scoring whidB TOE-TAppiNq been characteristic of 109 ANTHONY ONLY AT 8:00 A Beal Film J 7:30, 9:30 CONTINUOUsly earlier Spartan games! fallen off recently. PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 6944 dcliqkrful "We may try some® Sat. in Conrad Aud. NOW! OPEN 12:45 :% musicaI different for the Kail AMPUS E Continuous from 1 p.m. EXTRAVAqANZA game," Swoboda said,#| Shows at 1:00 - 3:05 noted their recent of 7:30,9:30 Theatre-Fast Lansing showing. '/Twiqqy 5:10 7:20 -9:30 107 E. GRAND RIVER-DOWNTOWN Last year v/as the first tl the Spartans were abk| defeat Kenyon as m iw Ken Russell's PRoduciicN of tripped them by one go*! 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ACADEMY AWARDS "SATAN'S 7:30,9:30 Sun. in McDonel Kiva 7:30 INCLUDING BEST PICTURE Sf Qfigin>< Soundtnq Album» on HGM f.olumbu -THE , 8:00 HOUSE THAT DRIPPED BLOOD with SADISTS11:20 RussTamblyn TIMO'iHY BOTTOMS/JEFF BRIDGES/ELLEN BURSTYN/BEN J0HNS0N/CL0RIS LEACHMAN/ CYBILLSHEPHERO. »•, plusi PETER BOGDANOVICH/LARRYMcMURTRY.^ PETER BOGDANOVICH BERT SCHNEIDER /STEPHEN J FRIEDMAN "WHATEVER HAPPENED "naked TO AUNT ALICE? I.D.'s required $1.00 • I ^xtra Added Academy Award Winner The Shortest and funniest Cartoon 'THE CRUNCH BIRD" 11;25 8oo ANGELS" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS- Friday, May 5, 1972 11 I atsmen clash with By craig remsburg weeks ago and the contests entirely and was a bothersome injury has been has had plenty of time to State Newt Sports Writer substitute runner in two league with a 0.69 ERA. the year. slow In concentrate on baseball. Cuiummo said After the Shaun Howitt's healing. others, yet still leads the games with "It's Pete Helt (4 - 2, 8.04 injured still a little bit team in stolen bases righthander Mickey Elwood Michigan, the 18 - 8 - 1 right hand has responded to bruised (8), is ERA ) will be on the mound will pitch but it's coming tied for first in home Saturday's game Spartans have six treatment and not runs today for the Wolverines, for the 11 this good news for only is along pretty well," Howitt (5, with Jerry Sackmann) • 9 ■ 1 Wolverine consecutive contests at the MSU said Thursday. "I've had and second in hits according to asst. Sports squad. Elwood is 0 - 3 but home. The University of team but the timing is right (30, with Information Director Bill has a fine 1.56 ERA. as well. 8 whirlpool and parafln(wax) John Dace and Rick Larry Detroit comes in for a treatments on the hand and Qisumano, and the lefty Ike will oppose Elwood on twinbill Tuesday while After Carrow) and RBI's(22, with will be facing Brad VanPelt, winning six of 111 be ready to play this Dace). the hill for the Spartans and Indiana and Ohio State are seven who will be trying to shake straight games against weekend." Ike will be out to break the scheduled to face the n on conference opponents, He said the wax "I've been a personal two - game losing 21 career win record of the Spartan therapy taking batting batsmen here in batsmen now helped to loosen up the practice nearly every day streak. VanPelt Is 2 - 3 on former Spartan Ron doubleheaders next Friday race the task of the season but is 1 • 1 In the ot their last playing 10 blood cells in the hand and and I hit against some 'live' Perranoaki. Ike Is 5 • 1 on and Saturday respectively. 12 scheduled also to pitching Wednesday and did Big Ten and is fourth in the con teste bring down the against Big Ten swelling. okay so I don't think my competition, five at home Since the accident, and five timing will be off that much Men's IM X tv on the road. With Howitt's Howitt has seen his batting now," he commented. ,I hitting and average slip from a high of speed back in the The Spartans hope the the lineup, .403 to .357 at the presetn Deadline for the MSU job of beating these conference foes down the time, going 2 - for - 10 in three games. He missed two mug will °,! this weekend be off Wo,veriTO8but individual tennis home stretch championship entry is noon may not be Kho°1 ,et out this week at such a formidable U - M and its baseball squad Monday May 8 assignment. Michigan gets the show BIG TEN **************** on the road today as the W L Pet. NOW THII0 TIES. Wolverines come In to meet Northwestern 5 1 .833 the Spartans In s single Minnesota 8 2 (3) COLOR HITS game, nine - Inning affair. .800 The first pitch will be Iowa 7 3 .700 DON'T MISS IT! thrown at 3 p.m. at Kobs MSU 2 2 .500 Field. The MSU Michigan 2 2 .500 squad Ohio State 6 travels to Ann Arbor 4 .400 Saturday for Purdue 2 4 333 a single contest at 1 p.m. Wisconsin 2 4 333 Howitt hit a ball on his Illinois 3 6 .333 hand Sliaim Howitt were when the Spartans Indiana 2 7 .222 up in Minnesota three netters lose to U-M, leet (Mini squad today By PAT FARNAN weekend against Illinois and Purdue to asMire themselves of Statu New* Sports Writer a winning season. kl tennis team will conclude 1U regular season "Wt know we have to win this woekend," Vetter \ weekend, facing Big Ten opponents Illinois at 3 continued. "We are Improving and we'll just play the Cjnri Purdue'* Boilermakers at 1 p.m. Saturday. matches one at a time and hope for the best." K waion is on the line for the Spartans In the two Vetter added that the Spartans aren't undergoing any Intl. special preparation! for their weekend confrontation with Illinois and Purdue. Eity of Michigan's tennis aquad substantiated its "This will )uat be a stepping stone to the Big Ten Ino ceding among Big Ten title contenders smashing MSU, 8 • 1, In Ann Arbor, tournament," he said. "A winning season would be nice, t very talented, the Wolverines never really especially when you consider the Inexperience factor, but we're pointing for the conference championships." Je Spartans to get Into the game. They copped all Illinois Is gunning for Its best dual meet record in the Imatchi'* In two sets, then proceeded to land two modem era of Big Ten conference play. Roubles victories. Rick Vetter and Dave Williams Three Dllnl have copped 10 wins or more and four fl Koss and Dave Raverby In the number one others could reach that plateau this weekend. IrMSU'sonly point. ■e a good team with a lot of balance," Vetter i. "They got on top and Just didn't let go. We Icome back in the doubles but It was too little and sjse 2ND AND FINAL WEEK! I all hit it hard and they're very consistent," ldded. "We never really got Into the match. They ENDS THURSDAY Iquit. They kept coming right at us." TOOAV a. MON, thru THURS. OPEN AT 7i00 P.M. p left the Spartans with a 5 • 6 seasonal mark ham they will have to win both matches this TRUE HORROR Show* at 7i20 -9i20 • SAT. I. SUN. OPEN AT Iil9 P.M. ShOWl at It30 • 3:29 - 3125 • 7i20 -9:15 ±NOWSHOMNG/:*. BUTTERFII t D ORIVE-IN THEATRES f c«atur* 1:35 ■ 3:30 • 9i30 THE ACCLAIM CHOWS EYEHY DAI KiR OSE DAY'! • 7:29 • 9:29 OF THE SINGLE IRuTE AN ADVENTURE OF TOMORROW... I DEADLIEST DAY "A beautiful and EXHILARATING experience!" -ChnttMM Seirnet Monitor "A SINGULAR experience... DA RING!" -Mi chant Schiekrl, Ult IN WORLD WAR I Mtftiir 1 ~ ''ft' > ■••" TO THE STRANGE v 'N \ W i ' 1 ' J 51 /.*•«. iH LANSilMC ALEXANDER SOUHEMTSYNS ADVENTURE .jgcl S (THAR ST NE AR JOLLY RD piwne 882 2429 ^ * (VYE DAY-- T Wi. Hi 1/1 11 OF IVAN IMv.MNOVKil OF SEX *H£V£RYMTE m * Next! "slaughterhouse - five" IN OUTER SPACE! he Twentieth Genfcarg The Wildest, Weirdest Tangle \A iBfl other Absurdities" Of Love And War Ever Filmed! ROD SERbING "The best film this year!" Judith Crist. NBC-TV Today Show FRI., MAY 12 8 p.m. A GEORGE ROY HILL PAUL MONASH PRODUCTION MAIN AUDITORIUM Rod Serling, noted writer, producer and director will speak on "The 20th Century and other Absurdities" including his 'Twilight Zone" SLAUGHTERHOUSE-pi VE MICHAEL SACKS RON LEIBMAN • VALERIE PERRINE and "Night Gallery" programs. He will also show and discuss his choice for the best fantasy film PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-5817 Based on the novel by KURT VONNEGUT, Jr. from the Midwest Film Festival. $1.50 TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT MARSHALL pM. J J • Produced by Paul Monash Screenplay by Stephtn Geller • Jirected by George Roy Hill ■ Theotre-Fnst Lnnsinq MUSIC, UNION TICKET OFFICE & CAMPBELL'S A Residence Hall Presentation 215 ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN A Universal Picture in TECHNICOLOR1 US 12 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5^ |, Rabbit Redux' returns to soapy era Updike's factious modern f°r Angstrom's actions. The he is told he has been laid to the sickness of visions of black men. diverse People who take the time elements At the same time, one in our modern electronic world was a desperate act, reader wants to get inside off from his job as Angstrom's marriage and his and his return or "Redux" the man's head: We know wonders if Updike did not age to read books for typesetter because new life, and the apparent pleasure deserve better is an equally futile act. he loves the Vietnam war, printing methods are recovery he makes in the develop a list of 300 things uniess novels than John Updike's (Jfertainly, the plot of the the flag, and the local carry mechanizing his old manual book. about modern America, they '7^ experience the latest soap opera, "Rabbit book is tolerable, though it - out hamburger joint, but tasks. Actually, Updike has including female feelings of television soan 2 is very reminiscent of only seeing his The novel is set in the tailored the structure of the sexual dissatisfaction and nr! e-« Redux." Updike's new book is afternoon television soap we are personality on a superficial late 1960s, and apparently book to a novel which the specter of heroin, and different media look And*^ JoV 1 intended as a sequel to an operas which take a level. the stereotyped middle might offer penetrating then write a book that understanding of tlita earlier novel, "Rabbit, tremendous amount of time Angstrom interacts in class working man only acts looks at each main lossely fits these things in Run." His earlier book to move forward; only many situations ranging and does not think. This is a character. Divided into four together. The book does are our society, UnJ* from raising his son to convinced th« introduced us to protagonist slightly. The plot begins crucial omission, for the separate sections seem to be a hodgepodge, with Angstrom's wife telling confronting black title "Rabbit Redux" refers but then modern America is America*, '«l«i, " Harry (Rabbit) Angstrom, a a concentrating on characters, themselves as SSr,« high school sports hero him that she is sleeping with militant, but only his to a return to mental health the reader might expect likewise a synthesis of reflexive mechanisms. real home after a car salesman, runs through actions are of Angstrom more than his each section to convey some turned loose in the running away from his wife and a series of hurdles including communicated to us by of the thoughts or feelings world to experience a son physical return home. One disastrous marriage. In "Rabbit Redux." Angstrom has returned following the drowning of his baby daughter. Angstrom's flight in Rabbit's love affair with a teenage girl, and ends with a reunion of Angstrom and Updike. We are what he really thinks when not told might even assume that the "redux" of the title refers of the person. Incidentally, Updike Investment cut! offers a few lines of foretolf his wife. One has a suspicion WJIM that the only reason Updike has Angstrom and his wife get back together is to tie McGovern backed in city astronaut dialog from American and Russian manned space ventures at by U.S. plans up the loose ends and end the book. the start of each character section. As the dialog lines WASHINGTON (AP) - Some of the prestigious foreign economic policy experts 1 nation's J , nationalization of foreign to help leukem a Angstrom is not running familiar through his eventful track course (Continued from page one) Other hopefuls. Democratic Sen. Henry concern spaceship maneuvering efforts, the reader constructs a parallel - properties overseas is Inevitable. owned oil and other J Though not unanimous, most participants at a ""f statPtJ The WJIM radio station will hold a 36 hour radio Jackson and Indiana Sen. marriage, but at best Updike between spaceship sponsored panel discussion generally felt the problem's 1_ telethon to raise money for the Aid to Leukemia Stricken support in East Lansing. Vance Hartke have virtually whether these industries will be nationalized American Children foundation (ALSAC) from 10 a.m. is only providing narration Only two delegates, both maneuvering an the but wh 1 no support from the maneuvering of individuals on what terms." Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday. in the same precinct, have community. The discussion took place during a WJIM hopes to raise $50,000 during the telethon which committed themselves to Jackson has one delegate to fit into the proper niche November but an edited transcript of the secret sessi £ features local personalities answering the phones to accept Professor Humphrey, but clearly in bound to him. Hartke, who in society. been obtained. proceedings 6 hiI donations. far smaller numbers than is no longer a candidate but It showed some dissatisfaction with U.S. Donations will be accepted by calling 371 - 1250. those who support Updike's novel is a gove™ who did not drop out to assume McGovern. before the March 17 disappointment mostly because of its shallowness. policy in dealing with expropriation of property abroad. As the summary of the American^ Wallace has no delegates p withdrawal date, has no It does treat the children of described it: bound to him though an AAUP post informed source said that delegates in East Lansing. One student is running modern America honestly, "In dealing with such extreme manifestations of ecu nationalism, the U.S. government often appears to"! two uncommitted delegates, admitting that the world Walter Adams, committed to New York which the children now see business generally to have no policy. It both students, favor seem' distinguished University Wallace. City Mayor John Lindsay, around them has some unprepared for crisis situations and thus to be driral but Lindsay has been professor of economics, will assume the presidency of the Seven delegates, who officially dropped from the strange effects on them. Furthermore, Updike offers events, not taking action when it should and acting only complaints are made." J ™ have been released from American Assn. of their commitment to Sen. Michgian primary. The a black character, Skeeter, The private participants also called on the goverr University Professors student is, therefore, who seems more realistic develop a well ■ defined and visible policy on nationally] Edmund Muskie, appear (AAUP) Monday. running uncommitted. than the usual stereotyped whether it is publicly announced or not. Adams will be installed as split between Humphrey and McGovern. president of the national It is unlikely that these AAUP at a convention in New Orleans, La., this delegates will be able to switch their commitments TO ELECT DELEGATES weekend. on the ballot, but if elected He has been a member of to change City will vote May will be able the AAUP's governing council and several support at the county convention June 2. committees, including the executive committee. From Rep. Shirley Chisholm has five delegate hopefuls for delegates than positions No delegates are running in delegate 1970 to 1972 he was allotted Four precincts have 10 precincts, including eight commitments at the bound to her — less than chairman of the AAUP By RICK WILBINS fewer candidates than McGovern or Muskie, but oncampus. convention. DelegatestJ Committee on College and State News Staff Writer more than Humphrey or positions; three precincts Six persons in 10 campus to Sen. Edmund Mnl University Government. Wallace. On May 16, East Lansing have an equal number of precincts are running for 17 Rep. Paul McCloskey Adams' term of office is voters will elect delegates to candidates and positions. delegate spots. She appears to have some Mayor John Lindsay of) for two years and will begin fill 100 Democratic and 57 All but two of the 10 Once elected. the 100 York will be so affected. at the conclusion of business support in the uncommitted ranks, but the support is Republican precinct campus precincts will be Democratic and 30 If the delegate ind at the New Orleans meeting. contests, with 48 people Republican delegates from commitment, he is b weak. positions. The contests will be in the running for 40 spots. East Lansing will become support that candii "I'm wavering between a T.V. and Stereo protest vote for Chisholm Democratic delegate, On the Republican side, their party's pawn in tkrough the state conn and a more realistic vote for elections, however, where delegate interest appears political chess game at the and the second ballot 1 Rental Humphrey, who right now I 135 persons in 25 precincts apathetic at best. Only 34 county convention. national convention, 9.50 a month think has got the best are vying for only 100 delegates are running for 57 All precinct delegates go to released by the candid* chance of beating Nixon," delegate spots. allotted positions, and all but the county convention, Delegates to the Free Delivery All but seven precincts will be elected 24 where their most important convention also help one student said. have more people running uncontested precincts. function is to elect delegates party resolutions anda Free Service to the state convention. The county party officers®/ Free Pick - up state central committee of executive board. JUUES each party determines the allotment of state delegates. The most i function for state delepl delegate to the state electing national com convention does not need to delegates. Before the ■ be elected at the precinct convention, delegates H level to be elected a state ITEMS OUT OF the same congress^ PAWN convention delegate, district caucus or iw® FOR SALE! allowing legislators and high e|ect an allotted ni Guns •Rifles 'Watches public officials to skip the national delegates | precinct campaign. alternatives. When elected at the county No less than 75p«<^ convention, a delegate must the total number indicate his commitment to a national delegates nT1 presidential candidate or elected at these ci state that he is uncommitted. The remaining 25per«< 'REST}J DRIVE IN rharharharharharharharha has If the delegate's candidate publicly withdrawn, the less are elected! Congressional di»i caucuses durinjl convention (RepublK*B Jim's THEATER by the convention dele* * as a whole (Democrat*^ Sparkles large delega" . . MusUae^seenby anybody wh^jeallyenjoys movies The at • be elected to 'nsuI the Place, - equal representation#* the food, to minorities - J" elderly people and» the people. State convention d» will also el«ct'I candidates in the st 'PETULIA" state central < To avoid dis¬ chairman and v*'ej- and will be involved!" j appointment party business, f "Finally a great adult comedy "-N. Y. Times adopting a partyP we suggest "****Highest rating. " A'. Y. Daily News - you make "Terrific performance' A quality comedy reservations. with stinging humor & sustained plot." Life 489-1196 MCAT- DAT-tfl lsat-atosb j JttoJfoQn] HAI'l. fere's lakes lot; you i JTli£ 0' * Pr«p«r,'lr°|ndnIM % to da Penseand Iwiip required ,0«»HIO4 *!',h picnic graduate Mow for ichools and dig thi ■ W Central ^Affair! *Sm»H A A film e*ept eiecl by Bruce ('Endless Summer') Brown Rated (J ■ Compipt, *Voluminou» ] ^ Hsy A anj^uest Star Q, hom®t ,|nU»K" 'l,ld Ji PLEASE NOTE: FRI. & SAT. IN TWO ,xp»rHln eacn HMfto/nas* L a Stvtn Ant Picture, B.Imv /iN wi LOCATIONS! ■ Unlimite Tonight in 107 S. Kedzie 7:30 9:30 Inn&NY PLACE Alio in Conrad Aud. Sat. in 107 S. Kedzie 7:30 12 p.m. 9:30 JggZfS&4 AlflPk ■ BANQUETS * dining k cocktails Also in Wilson Aud. 12 p.m. LOCAL j£J apari ■ DOWNTOWN lansing River U, 489-1196 CLASSES kanv jj] Sun. in McDonel Kiva 9:30 116 e. Michigan free evening (313) 394-°°" Fri. & Sat. 108 B Wells 7,9:20 parking I.D.'s required Th. tulorW $1.00 th« N«tit>"wld' I State News, East Lansing, Michigan m the ACTION PI ^ScTion W1THA VantAd CHEVELLE Automotive buckets, MALIBU Convertible, V-8, 4-speed, power 1968. Automotive GRAN-TURISIMO Studebaker. HAWK Near-classic by :0PLEj| ^l FRANKLY SPEAKING kv Phil Frank f)VE STATE NEWS Scooters & TRIUMPH 1970 TROPHY Cycles Classified FULL Employment Adsf Employment steering and need TIME waitress, nights. STUDENT OR FACULTY brakes, ing some work 250cc. Like new. Great for AM/FM. $1100 Restorer's delight, Apply at WONDER BAR, members do you need part ■tomotive 676-2065. 3-5-8 running all around use. $550 includes 5008 South Logan. 10 a.m. - or full time - condition. 337-1263. 3-5-5 employment? We tooters & Cycles helmets. 351-9428. 6-5-5 6 p.m. 882-9400.5-5-8 have openings for direct sales Jrts & Service CHEVELLE White MALIBU 1969. with black interior. JAGUAR MARK IX 1959. HONDA 350, counselors, mainly evening Aviation Automatic, excellent 3.8L, 4 door classic, power Skid pla 1?V>\ WANTED: ASSISTANT Riding and nighttime calls. For more ■ployment Master with experience information please call condition, 32,000 miles, steering, brakes, automatic $640. 349-1272.4-5-8 349-2481. Ask for Mr. Russo. Ir rent $1500. Many extras. Call 627 9881. 4-5-5 teaching English Style for summer co-ed camp in 5-5-8 Jjartments Portland, 647-2241. 3-5-9 BMW, 1963 R-50. Black, Northern LEMANS SPORT convertible . Michigan, June buses immaculate, fully equipped. FEMALE 1971. $2700. Call after 4:30 24-August 23. Call CAMP TO care for invalid CHEVELLE $800. Call 669-6265. 3-5-5 boms 1967, SS396, P.m. 694-8943. 5-5-11 SEA-GULL, 313-357-1134, lady in the home. Duties loaded, Jb sale 332-2563 after 6 must see, p.m. ask for call YAMAHA 1971 350cc, anytime. 3-5-5 consist of general liimals MAVERICK, 1970. excellent housekeeping. Pay open to Jim. 3-5-5 Deluxe, condition. Must NURSE WANTED: Bay Cliff discussion. Room and board |obile Homes CHEVY automatic, radio, whitewalls, will trade. Perry. 625-7196 sell, 355-1056 after p.m. x-3-5-8 5:30 Camp. 230 Harlow Block, possible. Part of full time j, Found II, 1962. Automotic, Marquette, Ml 49855. considered. Phone Steve at 5-5-5 Kisonal dependable, good tires, $90. After 5 p.m„ 487-0763. 1-5-5 ALL NEW Custom and Dirt (906-226-3212). 3-5-8 485-4767. 5-5-11 Inuts personal MERCURY MONTEGO 1968. Bikeaccessory Shop - PUBLIC RELATIONS. We need Power disc Ll estate brakes, power CUSTOM CYCLE SHOP, For Rent ■creation CHEVY 37,000 IMPALA. miles. 1961. 4^oo7. steering, vinyl top, radial 1806 East Michigan. Phone 20 women sales oriented interested in men and $150. Good tires. Transferred and must 482-4501. 5-5-10 TV SviCE condition. IV5-4058. 3-5-9 sell, make offer. 694-0038 important extra income. RENTALS. Color, $19.50 per month. Black and ■struct to n 4-5-5 Must be mature and available white, BSA 1971 650 lightning. $9.50 per ■ping Service CORVAIR 1964, Good dea7. Excellent condition. Low evenings. Must have transportation. We train no MARSHALL MUSIC month. $250 or best offer. MGA 1960. 67-289. New top, importation - 351-5532 mileage. 646-6133 weekdays 351-7830. C-1-5-5 355-4875. 2-5-5 shocks, rubber. Modified after 5 p.m. 6-5-5 selling. Opportunity to make Tnted body. Morel $650 or best $200-$300 weekly, part time, TV AND STEREO rental. Fast j deadline CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE offer. 351-8192.3-5-5 $®VK.YSmKMS/[*?* K15/£ UNM*. MKU and with a fine grow free delivery and company. Call Mr. Whitney, service. ■ m. one class day 1967. 4 speed, AM/FM, new $9.50/month - no deposit, low paint, new clutch, excellent MUSTANG 1965. 4-speed, 4 351-1010, N. E. ISAACSON *e publication. barrel. New disc brakes, INC. of Michigan. 2-5-5 term rates available. All condition. 332-0643. 3-5-9 HONDA 450. 1968. Excellent equipment guaranteed. Call excellent engine, body Automotive A utomotive |cellations/Cor- 12 noon one rusted. $375. 355-7246. mechanical and body condition. $500. 332-0172. NURSE (R.N./L.P.N.) CAMP NE JAC, 337-1300. C-5-31 s - CORTINA GT 1967. Cheap but 2-5-8 RENAULT, 1 967. Good JOB. June 11 VOLKSWAGEN 1968. AM/FM 3-5-5 July 3; July - day before needs small 349-4288. 3-5-8 work. Call OLDS 442 condition, 4 new tires, gas mileage 30-35 per gallon. tapedeck. Excellent 25 August 31. Call - 646-6709. 5-5-10 Apartments Jcations. convertible 1968. condition, $700. 355-9442 HONDA CB350, 1971. Excellent condition, Want $600 or best offer. Call Red, 2-5-5 7500 miles. $600. Call SUMMER, GIRL for 2-man phone COUGAR XR-7 1969. Power automatic, power steering, 339-2882 or 694-1711 CAMP JOB (June 11 or 351-7868. 3-5-5 - August steering, disc brakes, $1050. power brakes. $1500. Call leave phone number with 31) Duties: Waterfront, 355 8255 gas VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILE 1-223-8928 after 4 pjn, 3535718.3-5-5 station attendant. 3-5-8 W.S.I, required; typing, filing, 1966. Excellent condition, HONDA 175, 1971, $550. 3-5-10 canteen, counselling. Call 65 hp, rebuilt engine, $1000. BRIDGESTONE 200, 1971 TR- 6, 1970 British OPEL racing green, 646-6709. 5-5-10 APARTMENT FOR four, DAYS DATSUN 2000 Sport Coupe, 2 good KADETTE 1966. Ver^ AM/FM, Radial tires, 353-0663. Evenings $450. Going to Mexico, must Old Post Office, near condition. Snow tires 355-7809. B1-2-5-8 sell summer, fall. 5 seater, 5 speed, convertible, Tonneau, 18.000 miles, must immediately. Call NEEDED: 337-9566. 5-5-8 -^0-i included. Best offer 484-6160. 3-5-5 VERSATILE rre" good condition. 663-5712. sell. 641-4225.5-5-5 13.00 484-5130. 3-5-5 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Wrecked talented lead singer for 3-5-5 established local rock group. NEEDED: 2 body but excellent engine, BSA, 1970 650 Lightning, girls, summer, TRIUMPH GT6+, 1970. Needs OPEL GT 1970. Just painted, rebuilt front end. Best offer. Call anytime after 5 p.m. Weekends booked with $40/month, utilities paid, air DATSUN 1967, 4 door, some work, best reasonable 9.7b 19.50 dark blue, white interior, 484-7637 after 6 p.m. 1-5-5 351-8793. 7-5-5 summer bar jobs coming. conditioned, furnished, near automatic, low mileage, good offer. 351-0424. 3 5-8 23,000 miles. $1995. Call 351-0798, 484-2693. 4-5-8 campus, 332-0143. 5-5-8 condition. $450. 353-0957. fig 119 23.40 IV5-7390. 3-5-8 TRIUMPH TR6, 1971, warranty VOLVO COUPE P1800S, 1966, . t r.a n s-mts si o it.. Good 641-4493 or 351-5800. and sports car. Travel here Rate News will be only for th* b mechanical some rust. condition, dean, $900. 337-1263. C-2-5-5 VEGA stereo, 1971 hatchback, 8-track, recently FM CYCLE INSURANCE Michigan's - Central Kalamazoo Street 1940. Complete auto Since painting . . . and abroad with 33 year old male. Business and vacation. from $149 per mo. Largest insurer, and collision service. I day's incorrect 3-5-5 PONTIAC CATALINA 1967, 2 tuned, clean. Very any cycle, any Must be single, sharp and UNFURNISHED rate. 144 North 485-0256. C-5-31 door hardtop. Private owner. dependable. 351-7701. with few attachments. Harrison, East Lansing or Loaded with extras S-5-5-9 Submit letter of interest with children welcome FORD CONVERTIBLE 1965. including 332-5335. LLOYD'S OF VW - GUARANTEED air-conditioning. Excellent LANSING. 0-5-31 repair. non-studio photo to Driver Must sell. Have new car VOLKSWAGEN 1961. Sunroof, RANDY'S MOBIL. I 96 at please, no pets ordered. $350. 3513386. condition throughout, $750. - Position, Box 165, River body fair, engine excellent, Okemos Road. 349-9620. 3-5-9 Phone 337-2682 after 6 p.m. Forest, Illinois, 60305. 3-5-9 C-5-31 I Automotive FORD SUPER 4-5-5 355-6781 or 355 7081. 3-5-8 VOLKSWAGEN 1 9 70. sheFS KNOB HILL Van camper PONTIAC TRIUMPH 650 CHOPPER LEMANS, California, camper, sunroof, [2002. 1969. Yellow. liles. $1895. 1967 Pop-up top, EC-DC refrigerator, propane stove, convertible, 1967. V-8, clean. Phone IV9-4410. 5-5-8 AM/FM electric stereo, gas stove, 1967. Must sell immediately. Best offer takes it. See at 312 MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 N. Cedar - Holt Have a good speaking voice APARTMENTS ■7916 evenings only. deluxe equipment, best offer. refrigerator, extras, Grove. 3-5-9 (Just South of 1-96 Overpass) And Saturday and Sunday free flawless condition. $3175. 349-4700 332-4905. 1-5-5 PONTIAC 3MW, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA You should look into this: TEMPEST. 1964. Leslie, 1-589-8710.4-5-5 HONDA 1 7 OPEN Monday Friday Runs good, clean. $200 or 5cc, 1971, MOTORCYCLE DEALER |0 1971, green with Hours: pin FORD GALAXIE 963 bast offer. After 5 p.m. Streetster. Good condition. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. . Excellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Very $500. 332-8946. 3-5-9 Parts & Service 694-6621 Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. '■ automatic, power steering, 349-481 7. C-4-5-5 dean rebuilt engine with six Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 6 p.m. Saturday 12-5 p.m. over pay brakes, AM/FM. Best offer. month guarantee. $650. FOREIGN CAR PARTS. •963. 3-5-8 RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1965. TR-6 Call 3558103. 3-5-5 1967, custom paint, CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 $2 per hour + bonus [/OCATED V« MILE NORTH 337-1503. 3 5-8 4-door sedan. $300. rebuilt, $775. 1968 Daytona East Kalamazoo Street, 1 Call Mr. McFarland, 351-3330 OF JOLLY RD. ON 0 1971 353-9638, 349 2905. 3 5 5 500, completely rebuilt Very good, GALAXIE mile West of Equal Opportunity Employer 500, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1967.$700. $675. 351-2368. 1-5-8 campus. OKEMOS ROAD V miles, 1970 Honda 487 5055. C (175) Automatic, power steering FROM WHERE you sit, check 20,000 on new engine and 2-5-8 ■ shape' 5600 r,dl°- *400- 353-7822! the better jobs in today's tires, snow tires. 355-3203. 1969 and 1971 Yamaha. Good THREE BEDROOM, grad J355-6852. 5-5-8 351-3750.8-5-10 Classified Ads. KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair student, $60 each, or married condition. Phone 484-9070 work on Volkswagen, bugs, WANTED: ASSISTANT Riding after 5:30 p.m. 3-5-9 couple. 10 minutes to busses, or Ghias. GRAND Master with experience campus, 393-3532 after 6 RIVER CITGO. 1054 East teaching English for Style p.m. 3-5-8 EXCELLENT Grand River. 351-9274. summer co-ed in camp TRANSPORTATION. Honda C-5-31 Northern Michigan, June 24 - NEED TWO girls for 3-man 50 2,600, helmet. $150. August 23. Call CAMP apartment Fall , - term. After 3. 351-9191. B1-1-5-5 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and SEA-GULL, 313-357-1134, 353-1226. 3-5-5 accessories for most cars and anytime. 3-5-5 TRIUMPH trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD 1969, 650 TWO MAN. sublet, close to Bonneville. OF AUTO PARTS. MATH 108 Bags, rack, TUTOR. campus, dean, $150. Call shield, helmets. $900. After 485-2276. C-1-5-5 Dependable. Saturday. Call 351-9139. 5-5-9 five, 355-1169. 1-5-5 349-0824. 1-5-5 REMEMBER REED'S garage . . NEED 1 girl for Cedar Village we're back! Domestics, YAMAHA 125 Enduro. ALCOA VW's, Datsun, Toyota. 2707 fall-spring or fall-winter. Call Excellent condition. Call SUBSIDIARY HAS Summer 351-3615 East Kalamazoo. or 353-5847 3-5-5 485-2998. . 355-8771 or 355-8974 work available. We will be 5-5-10 anytime. B1-1-5-5 interviewing the last week of MODERN EFFICIENCY May. Watch for interview REGISTER NOW BSA 1971. 650 Thunderbolt, Aviation times. C available for summer and fall. Call 355-0975. 3-5-8 leaving country. $1000 or FOR YOUR best offer. 487-5189. 2-5-5 LEARN TO FLY I Complete 1 1 □HE HOB anuu flight training. All causes are CROSSWORD □hhehbe naELi O APARTMENT Cedar Green government and VA certified. FRANCIS AVIATION. Airport Road. Call 484-1324. PUZZLE SQQGKSQ Brans HEfflCJ heeieie FOR THIS C-5-31 ACROSS Multiplied by □HH0H USDS Mi- pool, 1. Put side by side 29. Peek □□ oaiiora nan SUMMER a 7. Society 30. Accordingly □nn naaaa aa Employment 12. 13. Pen Kipling's wolf 31. Shirr 32. Exclamation □ran □Sobs annciK □nran OR NEXT condieveryttihoinnig ng, 14. Weave 33. Settle air RENTAL sales AGENTS wanted, 2 ladies for a rewarding 15. Elocutionist 16.36th State 34. Submarine berth aaap alaHii nanraara agaaMtia FALL career fine in real estates. Many 18. Words of 35. Mock pearl rnaaa nay properties available to choice and 37. Clothing 0 OWN 5. t, high commissions paid. 19. Pillbox 39. Silly Trays Con 21. Terminate 42. European 6. Spanish article Mr, j Sk 22. Parson bird 7 Byron poem EDWARD G. HACKER country 2. Pr isoner of»rar take. ,s, bonus extras! Like: a Mini-bus that 23. About 43. loves 8. Russian river steo tn°U| round ,r'Ps a day) from apartment door- with J! anrt 1Sr0°m ellmina,mK parking problems, ex ,d'ness- Like: a romantic "social area" else .. COMPANY 485-2262, evenings 485-1816. 10-5-17 24. Saute ?$. Word of mouth 44 Take it easy 45. Abandon 3, Po sitive 4 pnEture raldicbou 9. way Roundabout I lc ,a"'es and B-B-Q pits and stuff. Read . n— l — 5^ 8 9 K> IN 10. Glory lily hfinn, and di„trKmore K lhls i ,ea,U'es ,han *0U'M ever Ret from 1135 Michigan Avenue right next lo Brady Complex DREAM JOB. Teach make - up methods used in Hollywood nr F] IT 11. Auricles 15. Queer only $180 a month. CEDAR GREENS APARTMENTS for Natural or High Style 17. Some are now leasing student and married eKept'e11/iM C.onill,ionin« ■ All Utilities included couples units for summer and fall. These spacious apartments are carpeted looks. Training at our "T 19. Torrid I * Comniptii' !v " ' '"Petino Throughout ■ Drapes and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a expense. Money is good if i6~ i5~ 20. Sweet liquaur • Study Ar« Fu,r"'shed ■ Balcony or Patio Units garbage disposal 22. English river I 'Murine ■ Dvw',,h df0P lf»e ■ Walk thru Kitchen and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have you're ambitious. Can lead to — Lj 24. Not many I 1 Onhwao, "^'"Relator ■ Range ■ Disposer ample parking executive position. VIVIANE * jo I ■ Unlimited p lLaun(lry ,acill,ies ■ Storage and space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming WOODARD COSMETICS, JT im □ 25. Furnish 26. Pilot's record pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident manager for - subsidiary of General Foods. 28. Cerebral any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR 351-6623. C W 26 •9 w 29. Greek letter GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month 32. Bravo per SHORTHAND, TYPING, IT 3T 33. Gaze Model A pi ;'02A man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL:MARK SIMONS, 1-6 p.m., general office, mornings. East n 34 Mates w M US Mill w 35. Antelope Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. Lansing, 351^630. 3^5-5 IT W z 36. Abel's nephew 349-3530 16 mo 38. Labor union ApARTMENTS WORK AVAILABLE 53" hs 40. Saul's ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. DON'T WAIT until summer for a grandfather -ass; BKESEE 241 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 job. Wa need 14 men IMMEDIATELY with car*. 55" 55" 41 Superlative ending 43 Paid MANAGEMENTEXCt.VSIVEL Y BY EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 Call Mr. Kovach, 489-3494. C-5-31 1 announcement 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -ESSJhyJ For Rent For Sale For Sale For Rent For Rent For Rent For Knit GUITAR, HARMONY ForSale RECTI LINEAR III speakers. 2 Apartments Apartments Apartments Houses months old. with cartons, Sove reign case, excellent Apartments Animal , must sell. 393-8816. 4-5-5 condition, $50. 484-4615 after 4 p.m. 3-5-5 SPACIOUS 2-man furnished. GRADUATE STUDENTS want DUPLEX, FURNISHED, 3 EAST LANSING - Available FREE CAR with summer COLE'S BAKERY Quiet, close in, summer 4-5 bedroom house for bedrooms, summer and fall. - soon, 1634 Cambria, 2 sublease, 2-man, close, FINE BAKERY food for all reduced rates. Call 487-3216 summer. 353-6894. 5-5-9 TAPE DECK, Panosonic, 372-1629. 10-5-8 bedroom apartments. One $ 150/month 332-0177. . meals. Open Sunday. autoreverse, autostop, or 882-2316. x-10-5-12 with 3-5-8 fireplace, central air, MEIJER'S THRIFTY play-record both directions LARGE 2 bedroom, garages. $220. 351-4417 after ACRES, Okemos, South GOING, FRANDOR Sol. NEAR, CASA Del Lansing's newest and 6 p.m. 10-5-11 3 OR 4 man sublet, summer, unfurnished, $180/month. Available now - September Pennsylvania, West Saginaw, 356-2718. 3-5-6 Collingwood behind Yankees. KROGER - Frandor, Logan most distinctive address. One 1 5. Near. 372-31 1 7, -'-""WOK 351-3624. 5-5-10 STEREO, OLSON receiver, GOING, bedroom apartments 351-0918. 5-5-8 Center, 4002 West Saginaw, excellent condition; $250 SUMMER! 1721 North Grand River. GONE featuring shag carpeting, HOLT -2188 modem Meadowlawn, unfurnished 1 or 2 LARGE SUMMER house 2 C-1-5-5 new; 3-5-5 will sacrifice. 355-2(573. M°Meflmi dishwasher, double door bedrooms. From $150. blocks from campus, utilities RALEIGH COMPETITION refrigerator and private entrance. From $170. Model $M JPB per person per month Children welcome. 484-6032 after 5 p.m. 3-5-8 paid. 351-0177.3-5-9 22lb. ten speed, 24" frame, FURNITURE, TENT Sale. Saw 30% - 50% at BROOKS Avoid the last many extras. $250. Best open daily 1-5 p.m. 129 EAST LANSING House and FURNITURE, downtown offer. Scott 351-8660 3-5-9 . minute crunch Highland. Call 372-8526, Apartments for lease. Grand Ledge, Phone SUBLEASE 4-man Waters Edge REMBRANDT during finals . 351 7982. 3-5-5 Apartment, Fall. Call Starting fall. Also rooms for PORTABLE SPEED Queen 627-9600. 0-12-5-17 Good conditir 197o~^' - per month 353-0381. 3 5-8 summer and fall. Call washer. Used once before offer FURNISHED * T U D I O 3 man apt - 332 2361. 3-5-9 GARAGE SALE. Over 10 489 7706 MILFORD STREET 126,deluxe moving. $140. 393-5193. For a choice Apart-• cedent families. Baby and childrens 6 P.m. 3-59 5-5-9 location. ™*ailable June 1. per person 2 and 3 man apartments, LUXURY DUPLEX, Spartan items, toys, antiques, dishes, location block s75 one from campus, Call 332-8167. 3-5-8 MARRIED COUPLE furnished, air - conditioning walking distance to campus. Phone 351 -6232,372-5767 or Avenue, 4-man. furnished, long or small term lease, call GERMAN STRING BASE with Tomastik strings, bag, stand. furniture, appliances, miscellaneous. No Pre-Sales. horizon" '970. Like SUNRISE^ new 2(Jj hurry to needed, after 4 p.m. 485-6222. 3-5-5 May 5-6 9 6 p.m. 228 or sublet married housing 489-1656. 22-5-31 1 year old. Call Daniel bedroom' a„71 Maplewood, East Lansing. apartment. $109/month. CEDAR VILLAGE MARIGOLD ar 339-8390. B-1-5-5 Off Grand River, near unfurnished, skirted, carpal■ WATER'S & RIVER'S 355-0843. 3-5-9 garage. H sodded APARTMENTS SPLITTING COUNTRY. Garage Hagadorn. 2-5-5 privileges. 15 EDGE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS mile^m campus. Sale. May 6th. 7th. 16933 campus. ^ Call aft. 4-MAN, summer, 2 full baths, $150/month, unfurnished. Bogue St. at the Red Cedar Park Lake Road, East 625-7375. 3-5-9 air-conditioned, across from 882-0386 after 6 p.m. 4-5-5 Roommate Service 351-5180 Lansing. All possessions campus. 332-1487. 1-5-5 ished Summer rent from $45 501 HILLCREST. 1 bedroom apartments. Now leasing for Summer and Fall. Call Rooms including Kenwood, Garrard and Electro-voice component RICHAMUSON 3 bedrooms, 197,~"jrl SUBLET SUMMER, 337-7328 for appointment. furnished apartments. comp 1050 Water's Edge Dr. Close. Call Jim, 351-7433, stereo. 1966 VW, 1970 Y etely furnitlj Available July 1, August 1. S Excellent • 332-4432 351-2616, 353-7964. 3-5-9 September 1, NO PETS. SUBLEASE SUMMER. Large SUMMER ROOM and board. 10 weeks. Theta Sorority. Triumph TR 6. Serta Quality Awning Shop condition, j3 sofa-bed. 1-5-5 882-4 731 NEAR CAMPUS 3-man Walking distance to Campus. 485 3014. 5-5-9 2-man furnished, air-conditioned, close. 349 9371, 337-0100. B-3-5-8 4512 CAMERA S. Logan 62 5 38m'JilT FLEA MARKET REPAIR SERVICE. apartment. $215. Start fall. 351-6847. 3-5-8 - now open in Work done locally. Free MUST SELL 351-3828.3-5-9 EAST-NEAR Frandor. Single Mason, Sundays 11-5 p.m. TWO MEN for four man. Fall estimates. Fast, guaranteed room for male grad student and Wednesdays 9-5 p.m. 513 HILLCREST. Close-in $62 50/f"onth. Tom, For Rent IV2-8304. 3-5-5 Corner of North and Mason service. Approximately H 351-2328. 5-5-9 normal repair cost. WILCOX pleasant area. Street. Call 882 2826. SECOND HAND STORE, ROOMS FOR girls, in managed B-1-5-5 SUMMER SUBLEASE, one Air-conditioned, dishwasher, SPACIOUS DUPLEX, Houses 509 East Michigan. MARLETTE 1970. lT7fc nicely furnished, carpeted, group living situation. Meals bed room, pool, air, efficiency, fall. 3 bedroom 485-4391.C bedroom, 7' * 2V Em» spacious. From $50/person. excellent and optional. KALIB-GRAND OPENINGI furnished, campus close. 1st half summer. 355-8218. COUNTRY HOUSE located in large 351-0705. 3-5-9 Parking. Call ED2-6426. Stamps, coins, supplies. Buy, utility shi 332-8411. 5-5-11 5-5-10 nice area. Horses boarded on BOAT: 482 2163. 4-5 5 5-5-10 12' Geneva, 40 sell, trade. Foreign, U.S. 541 property. Couple only. horsepower Mercury, and East Grand River, East WILLIAMSTON, 1 bedroom, ROOMMATE SERVICE FOR appliances furnished. Utilities SUMMER RENTAL, available June after finals, house with $175/month. 4 miles south of MSU near Holt. 882-8779. ROOM FOR liberal student, Lansing, below Paramount trailer. $300 . 655-3638. RENT, Lansing area, sma summer/fi|j| Summer rent from kitchen facilities, 2 blocks News. 332-0112. 7-5-15 3-5-8 paid. $130. 655-2092. 4-5-9 2 apartments. Complete 5-5-10 882-6072. 3-5-8 from campus $55/month plus $230/month. 694-9389. ELECTRO VOICE MODEL 14 NEAR SPARROW Hospital, $45 5-5-10 GIRLS, FOUR to six, summer, utilities. 361-3340. 3-5-8 GARAGE SALE: Books and STAR 10' x 50'Close to J things Saturday and Sunday stereo loudspeakers, new. large 2 bedroom, furnished, 332-4432 furnished, near campus, ROOMS, SINGLES AND afternoon. East on Grand Marshall 50 - watt. SRO's, on bus route. FinecontfL air conditioned. For Summer. $175 includes utilities. ALBERT STREET parking, 332-890a 2-5-5 DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. River past Crest Drive-in, new. 351-1889. x-6-5-6 Stop by lot 426, Trail or call erl] NEEDED: APARTMENTS, under new 337-9621.5-5-5 I 332-5144. 3-5-8 GIRL, summer, $50. Utilities paid. CALL follow signs at Yellow ownership. Renting LARGE SUMMER house 2 KING-SIZED waterbed, wooden River Street, utilities paid, 372-8077. C-5-31 blinker. 1-5-5 furnished. 351-7392. 1-5-5 summer/fall, 1 block from blocks from campus, utilities frame and foam pad. $30. campus. Phone 351-6676. paid. 351-0177. £5 9 482 1822. 2-5-5 ROOMS: MEN cooking, COLE'S BAKERY 5-5-10 STORY'S SUMMER SUBLEASE, reduced, 2-man, furnished, close. EAST LANSING House and summer, 337-9566. 5-5-8 all. Real close. SURPLUS BAKERY foods at reduced prices, 1/3 to 1/2 off WEDDING DRESS - Size 10, HELPI WE lost o East Lansing. She's g 332-8861, 361-6232. 5-5-11 YES .wo Apartments for lease. Starting fall. Also rooms for at retail prices, great eating, $75. 1 pink formal, size 10, $20. 1-6 year baby crib, $20. black striped w and legs. Please DAILY LARGE, TWO party, furnished efficiency, air conditioned, johns per summe; 332-2361. 3-5-9 and fall. Call For Sale great economy I SURPLUS STORE, 640 South Waverly. immediately North of I-496 487-6277. 2-5-5 home; kittens. signed 4 hi 351-5! 2 SUN 3-5-5 close to campus. $137 FREE PARKING at rear of store, expressway. C-3-5-5 BOTTUMS, 2 15" SRO SUMMER, 3 bedrooms, apartment! DOZEN for your convenience. in one. one SRO and 1 summer. $154 fall. 484-0585, 351-1610. 0-5-31 and balconies, too furnished $180. Couple or OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 GARRARD SL55B SHURE Standel in other. All speakers LOST: LARGE black ctI graduate students. 337-2494, 7-1 1 Market. Ans** East Michigan Avenue, M44E base, cover, like new, new. $400. 485-0356. 2-5-6 ROOMATE SERVICE 353-7212. 3-5-8 "Moses". Reward. 361J USED CAR 124 CEDAR. 129 BURCHAM. 2 372-7409. C-5-5 $45. Best offer. 353^»180. 3-5-5 man furnished apartments, Reduced Rates from $45 3-5-5 GUITAR AMPLIFIER, 110 FOUR BEDROOM house, SPECIALS including heat, $62.50 OPEN SAT, til 12 Noon watts, two 12" speakers, - WATER'S EDGE summer term. $60 per reverb LOST: LADY'S TimeNE BLOCK FROM CAMPUi 351 0400 MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY ALL STATE 241 MANAGEMENT CO. INC E. SAGINAW HWY SUITE 411 "Shag Carpeting 2771 North wind Call 351828 444 Mich. Ave. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 the Yankee Store) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, May 5, 1972 1 5 lUts itUDENTS: One of u« 1; go. I' see Barney Personal a i°b! S.Viets launch 1st counterattack |av.5-5-10_ Vietn'a'mese^nar Vietnamese » South paratroopers on lhe r,ghting fronts, there northernmost provincial the Saigon government." were these other Thleu, who shook up his launched the government's first counter attack developments- captial that fell to the North Vietnamese Monday. "Secret members of agents and reactionary top military commanders Muf^ed^om^cto'^at nusnea rrom victory at H'8h.way- north of Hu„ 2° miles H hpauv " Thursday since the North Vietnamese .The Viet • South The United States and Vietnam began a organizations themselves must present ZtX£22-Z reverse the deteriorating 2=2^. - regrouping and resupplying, -PP* between"the ncitivty' to A Shaii the west Vailev opened -we . ^erv their clandestine radio «Ju 1 to the situation in the north, will assault Hue, 32 miles to , 91 h Birthday yolir co worker*. spring offensive, striking in the central highlands. < Te'ol u t ! o n i r v program aimed at reversing the series of defeats, and the revolutionary administration with conferred with his newly the south in the next several and Hue administration" had been first reconditioned U.S. appointed 1st Military days. In a day of relative quiet weapons, documents and Region commander, Lt. U.S. fighter bombers set up in Quang Tri,lhe tanks were delivered to the radio equipment," the Gen. Ngo Quang Troung, South Vietnamese attacked both the tank and - northern front to intelligence sources reported Estate replace communique said. "Those and several field tanks spotted three miles supply convoys, but the losses. Washington who try to evade or to commanders. north of Hue's northern only reported results were HflHE announced more war planes continue to operate for the It is expected that the nine trucks destroyed. i bedroom house, defense line at My Chanh on are being sent to Southeast enemy will be punished lent, la-ge lot. East Asia, bringing to around 0 351-0147. 5-5-10 severely." 300 the number sent to aid U.S. M48 tanks, |J| the South BloCATION g to Drive, Lansing. 3 Ranch, 1'/4 baths, MSU. Announcements for It's What's Happening Eckankar, the ancient science the total Vietnamese since early April. This will bring of U.S. land - overhauled in Japan, arrived in the northern city of Da Buckner appoints self, 2 others n must be received in of soul Nang to help replace severe (Continued from page one) travel, will meet at 7:30 based and carrier |oon fireplace, double the State Student Services News office, 341 P.m. today in the Union Mural - strike planes in the area to based South Vietnamese armored Robert Menson, president graduate the appointments to the committee will face iced, 2 car garage. Land Bldg., by t p.m. Room. All are welcome. losses in the battles in of the Council of Graduate committee, for their some technical difficulties at least two class tt. Call 482-2365. 5-5-6 days before more than 800. Quang Tri province. Sfnrwwmr.si actions in ..supporting in setting up the at - large publication. No announcements The Students (COGS). Trail Blazers Equestrian The South Vietnamese elimination of the election. will be accepted c'ub A Both Buckner and ■ER. Large comfortable by phone. No will sponsor an open counterattack in the central team of Pentagon guaranteed minority seats "We will have to find an ■home near campus. lents will be "ackVard I'layday Menson had vowed earlier accepted at 9 a.m. highlands was designed to experts arrived to look into on the council. agency willing to conduct outside the greater Saturday at 5833 W. Howe Road, end the isolation by road of the problem of supplying this term to withhold Buckner was asked if he the election," he said, Kontum, the provincial the South Veitnamese with appointments until East Lansing. 4 thought any conflict would ASMSU, which ran the ■EE, ASMSU captial that is expected to the weapons to meet the questions surrounding the rise between him and Best, Mimeo Services is election last fall, has already m, Colomal Bi-level. 2 avai)ab|e ffom ^ ^ # recital a be the first North Veitnamese, who status of student Best is also chairman of the Ihs, family room with m objective when refused to take on the Monday and Wednesday and 10 the expected have an arsenal of Soviet - representatives - at large jce. Fully carpeted. a.m. to noon North had been settled. nominating committee. responsibility, Buckner Tuesday and Vietnamese big push made arms. "I am willing to bury the i double garage. Thursday in 307 Student Services comes He said he has decided to pointed out. t location. Under Bldg. Call 353 - 0659 for there. While the highlands hatchet and work with Best. Despite the difficulties, Lubavitcher weekend must be make the appointments loOO. By owner, information. The Viet assault was the major i hope that he feels the he said made by Monday. Call 332- 1916 Cong broadcast because he does not believe he thinks "the ^ a combat action reported, same way. But if not, the ballot Harm 1. de Blij, or 351 -6647. communique of "the in ~u~* A obstructionism in the can be set up in such — University of work of the committee will M'ami, will speak on "South People's Revolutionary President Nguyen Van a way as to follow the IdrOOM house Glen Donald Weinshank, professor Committee for Quang Tri" Thieu flew to Hue to meet election of the still go on. The by owner. g33 933 Africa: Bantustans and Buffer of natural science, will meetings bylaws and still allow Zones" at 1:50 speak on representatives. will just be a little more ^ Call 332-6744. p.m.today in 304 "Ethics and Population Control" calling for nullification of with military commanders anyone in the University to Natural Science Bldg. "the administration and During the past weeks of entertaining," Buckner said, be elected." at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at Hillel's preparing their defense of debate over the issue of at Wilson Hall Celebration of Sunday supper and speaker. Call other organizations set the old imperial capital, eclined to He said he thinks the up large 332 19 11 for ride: by the United States and representation to the comment Creative Design will be held from informatior Saigon military radio said. Thursday. elections can be held within Wecreation noon to 5 p.m. council, Buckner supported Buckner May 13. Entry the predicted that the next 30 days, blanks available at Wilson elimination of desks through guaranteed minority seats. ="™ Hillel will offer services p.m. today followed at 6: IS At Tuesday's Academic by dinner V t-London, |e from $195. BOARD still Contact FLIGHTS American, will be presented at 6 and at 10 a.m. by Kiddush. Saturday followed Owner to sell company Council meeting a motion to was abolish those 10 seats killed. Panel urges nomination 14 p.m. C Corec reat ional softball for p.m. Saturday on WKAR-FM. "The council has decided married students and spouses will (Continued from page one) Mr. Kleindienst The Games Club will meet at 1 be held at 1 p.m. Sundays at the (Continued from page one) that the existing plan is the is $219. BAHAMAS continued to mount in * p.m. Saturday at Farm House, Spartan Village softball field. one to be used. My only thoroughly qualified to serve I Complete deluxe knowledge of his brother's volume. investigation of U.S. Atty. 151 BogueSt. concern now is to put it ^ attorney general of the e . Call Mind Control, a special seminar business activities. Colburn said that he does Harry Steward in San Diego United states." into effect in the best 1|\IT0URS 351-2650, LBC on learning to control ESP, will Upset with the entire not see the city way was in line with findings of - SAC and Forum will hold getting possible," Buckner said. fc4. C 10-5 16 an informal meeting at 8:30 p.m. present an opening lecture at affair and involved in "the policing or the Justice Dept.'s Criminal Kleindienst's nomination Sunday in the College Room, 7:30 p.m. today in the Union. claiming he, too, Clyde Best, student Division. is expected to be taken up in has been harassed, Wilson's allocation of parking spaces BUMMER '72. Round West Holmes Hall upper lounge, member of the "We find Gay Liberation Movement will brother said he ran a clean on Private property," but steering no reason to alter the Senate late next week or $219. todiscuss advising programs. committee, issued a earlier recommendation meet at 3 p.m. our the first of the following ■NTOURS, 129 East Stefanoff Lounge, Student Sunday in the business and did not know indicated that changes in statement Sunday blasting that the nomination be A Author ^ Bruce "a damned week. Opponents say they will Jay Friedman Services Bldg. Call 353-9795 for thing" about the current towing Buckner and Jo Lynn confirmed," the majority speak on "A Writer's Way" at what his brother was plan extended debate but 8:30 p.m. today in Kellogg more information. doing. ordinance m'ght be in order. Cunningham, one of the said,. "It is our opinion that not a filibuster. Auditorium. Wilson could not be f!E SUMMER break, reached for comment this The committee's majority - 19, complete week and no one seems to said that in its eight weeks of , ■4.C-10-5-16 $219. JNTOURS, 351-2650. Inquire: Who's There will be a gay liberation know where he is. "He seems to have just U.S. boosts use of air power hearings "sensational charges . . . frequently blurred the PINNINGS workshop with gay blacks on disappeared from the face (Continued from page one) racism in the movement at 7:30 earlier this week with North escalation of the war and only issue before the Hi A L of the earth," Colburn ... WEEKEND: Margaret L. Johnson, Marquette p.m. Sunday at 302 MAC U.S. and North Vietnamese politburo give a serious response" to committee" — Kleindienst's V SI 39. Toronto, $59. commented. member Le Due Tho. Tho fitness to serve as junior, Northern Michigan The controversy Vietnamese officials refused the Viet Cong's peace plan. attorney ■29. Deluxe packages. began arrived Sunday from Hanoi. University to Vincent Rybicki, to confirm the secret talks. general. Itudentours, Lansing MSU grad student, The MSU Broadcasters will present Jim Loewe's "Evening tl\ree weeks ago as But Paris is alive with rumors Kissinger and Tho met ■650, 355-2824. Triangle. complaints against the Ms. Nguyen Thi Binh, the Report" as part of the Gamur that a high American official, secretly and * fruitlessly in SEE series at 10:30 a.m. Saturday on towing practices of State Viet Cong chief delegate, possibly President Nixon's Paris several times last year. Hettie Withorn, Flint senior. Channel 10. Towing and Storage Co. asserted the suspension SYNTHETIC to Germany national security advisor, Thursday's 149th plenary shows that "it is the United Gamma Phi Beta to Neil became publicized and 59. Anne Munnich, Special Brody coec Henry A. Kissinger, met session quickly became SOUND CIRCUS McCarthy, Allen Park senior, States which refuses to fe. 01-5-4 room signup for Kmmons ana snarled in usual charges and Delta Sigma Phi. Butterfield Halls will be held negotiate and seeks a SOON! counter - charges. The WEEKLY Flights. from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday and United States said the North military victory. ENGAGEMENTS Wednesday in 101 Brody Hall. Tuition plan presented " " Call Frank Vietnamese did not answer . J51-2286, 5-7 p.m. the U.S. demand made last week for discussion of (Continued from page one) measures to end the North Service Sheri Seiber, Pontiac senior to Women's Intramural Bldg. Vietnamese offensive in the CALICO I Robert of the Provost, is an asst. professor in the Dept. of Steelman, Sterling Owen Graduate Assn. will south. BRAGE all garments Heights senior, Theta Chi. Romance Languages. According to Provost John E. present a jazz concert at 8 p.m. Porter made the demand ^ clean and pressed. Monday in the Owen cafeteria. Cantlon, Pino has developed courses with Chicano ) and perspectives. on returning to the talks delivery. after he had suspended them ■OS cleaners, Service "The I-'uture of Technology" "The University has recognized that academically sound no. 0-15-5 will be shown at noon Monday in for five weeks. educational experiences can be developed around a 1 IS Eppley Center as part of the of subjects treated from an ethnic variety North Vietnamese delegate [TV FACTS, Typing Service Monday Business Hicks series. said. perspective," Cantlon Xuan Thuy called on Porter H every Wednesday Alpha Phi Sigma will hold In a prepared to answer his demands for statement, Cantlon described Pino as an [ local \ XEROX COPIES. merchants. COMPLETE THESES service. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of resumes, publication. Across theses, elections at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the meeting room. Northwind Apartments "individual who is sensitive to the academic in these ethnic treatments." opportunities the United States "to put an end to its aggression, its Vietnamization, and its ends Sunday nl 50 copies, Voluntei ieded i all from campus, corner M.A.C. fields for the Draft Ted K« b, better and cheaper Meetings and Grand River, below Jones Campaign. Call 337 - 21 86 if you Stationery Shop. Call are interested. nite COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-5-31 The BlackSistersof Butterfield will hold a splash party from 9:30 :30 tonight in on social TYPING THESES and letters, intramural Bldg. An after party ■ OCOPIES 3c! work ! etc. Rapid, accurate service. ■ XEROX prices Experienced. 393 4075. party will follow in Butterfield set 1 RESEARCH, 220 C-5-31 132 1100. C-5-31 To contribute time" or money Two colloquiums about JALITY service on ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. to the McGovern Students for McGovern at 351 campaign, call - social work will be presented today and next week. at HOLIDAY LANES ■ TV's and 3226. recorders. Complete service for "How Black Social Lanes available for OPEN ■JERE0 Bowling all day T>. C-5-31 SHOPPE dissertations, manuscripts, general typing, IBM. theses, Free U classes meeting this weekend: Yoga - 7 a.m. Workers Can Better Intervene in Black and evening. Open 9 Just north of Frandor a.m. daily jam session: ■UfJT s ad. 0,1 all portraits 22 349-0850. C-5-31 years experience. Saturday and 3 the Union Green Room. p.m. Sunday in Communities" will be presented by five black Billiards Cocktails - 337-9775 Good Food 3*7pm sat _ MOTHER'S |MsV 14. CYCLOPS The Society for Creative graduate students in social 220 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST Anachronism will meet at 8:30 work at 2 p.m. today in 210 - Albert NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION OF P C-2-5-5 Theses, term papers. IBM. p.m. Saturday in the Union Bessey Hall. Best rates. Call 351-4619. Tower Room. Plans will be made THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF These students attended 10-6 11 for the Crown Tournament. the National Assn. of Black THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF Students for Israel will hold an Social Workers annual THE CITY OF EAST LANSING P REED'S RESPONSIBLE Wanted Oneg Shabbat at 8 tonight in the West Shaw Hall meeting room. There will be discussions, Israeli dancing and planning creative conference in Nashville, Tenn. and discussed ideas on how social workers should THE INGHAM AND CLINTON COUNTIES, MICHIGAN TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF WEATHERVANE garage FEMALE I back! . . become accountable to the SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: Domestics, Medical student seeking small J1' Toyota. 2707 apartment for fall, or sharing blackcommunity. Please Take Notice tha the Annual Election of said I 485-2998. with other grad. Prefer East Anachronism fighting practice "Liverpool '71: An ' School District will be held < n Monday, June 12, 1972. Lansing. Call Penny. will be held at 1:30 p.m. Experience in Social Work THE LAST DAY C SI WHICH PERSONS MAY 489 7645. 1-5-5 Saturday and Sunday in front of Beaumont Tower. Abroad" will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in 117 Backpacking I REGISTER TOWNSHIP CLERKS, IN PRO PRIATE CITY ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO*: OR Service DON'T FORGET blood comes The MSU Sailing Club will hold Bessey Hall. Frames and ; VOTE AT SAID ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION CALLED : :: TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1972, IS FRIDAY. ; only from people. Save a life. Sherron Cranmer, a Justin :: MAY 12, 1972. PERSONS REGISTERING AFTER 5:00 I Give a TG at 3 p.m. today at the •: O'CLOCK, P.M., ON THE SAID blood. Professional Morrill College student with n*rE typing in donors compensated. Sailing Club site, Lake Lansing. Sacks ; ARE NOT FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1972, : ELIGIBLE TO VOTE AT SAID ANNUAL • ■4R,,P1'<;k'up ■482-3193. 3-5-9 a"d MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Hides will leave from the west >f the Union at 3 p.m. a speciality in social work, will present the colloquium. The greatest selection of SCHOOL ELECTION. Persons -planning to register with the respective BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. ms will be asked. city or : She worked in a poverty - pack frames, sacks, and ; township clerks must make application for registration to the : C-5-31 : clerk of the The Michigan Youth Politics stricken area in Liverpool for rucksacks in Mid - city or township In which the elector resides. The : four : offices of the city and township clerks are open for Institute will hold a general months. Her ■ FOR SALE: Two tickets. Michigan. We carry the : registration between the hours of 8:00 o'clock A.M. and 5:00 : membership meeting at 8 p.m. colloquium will reflect some o'clock GUESS WHO Concert, May camper's ideal choice of • P.M. Monday through Friday at the Sunday in 31 Union Bldg. following • of her experiences and 11, Civic Center. $6 or 2/$9. Elections for the board of colors & styles by Gerry 489-1345. 5-5-9 directors will be held. observations. and Alpine Designs. Open £: CITY OF EAST LANSING TOWNSHIP OF LANSING J Evenings and Sunday p.m. S 410 Abbott Road 2909 West Genesee Street East Lansing, Michigan Lansing, Michigan CITY OF LANDING TOWNSHIP OF DE WITT Shop fa all seasons § ;$ •X City Hall Lansing, Michigan TOWNSHIP OF MERIDIAN 5100 Marsh Road DeWItt Township Hall No. 2 780 East Wieland Road Lansing, Michigan : 2283 Grand River, Okemos, Mich. :£ Okemos, Michigan 3800 S. Mission, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 4310 W. Saginaw, Lansing, Mich. | This Notice is given by order ier of the Board of Education. Mary W. Thaden X; •£ Dated: April 10, 1972 Secretary. Board of Education $: 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan _ trid"y,Mav ^ ^J UVAW discusses aims throughout the country, including MSU's, to attend Earlier this year, MSU's VVAW participated in a phone number system to be utilized when a person is New Jersey. By DEBBIE CALKINS arrested. By calling a certain MSll's VVAW the Democratic and debate with Sen. Philip Hart State News Staff Writer number, a person arrested Republican National and Sander Levin. Includes all Vietnam Veterans Against will be able to reach someone veter^."J the War (VVAW) are using the political process to make Conventions this summer. Meeting with candidates is Though the MSU chapter a|so being done on the state to take action, Luke said. V,!!' Vietnam. Who Svejl lntet„J has about 385 members, a and national levels. In April, VVAW held a nonveterans their views heard besides VVAW members will be national convention in jn, J working with the Coalition spokesman for the group said Houston, Texas, to discuss women, to are alsoer 1 to End U.S. Involvement in they "want people who will participating in a project to participate. do something." He explained help create awareness of the problems and to begin Southeast Asia planning restructuring the national there is a "real consequences of militarism antiwar and antimilitary recruiter activities. VVAW was lobbying at the communications trying to reach everyone" problem and imperialism, May 20 at Wurtsmith Air Force Base In organization. While attending the PAC offer to I Capitol to urge support of the antiwar bill that was amended and passed by the about activities. Rod Keenan is the local coordinator for VVAW. Oscoda. VVAW has sent members to area churches to speak conference, Luke said, members of the organization were followed by security Don Quixofel There are with children in Sunday agents. VVAW members in The Perform] Michigan Senate Wednesday. various parts of the country Pollution controls It was VVAW that originally approximately VVAW members statewide 2,500 schools about the war in Southeast Asia. Members are reportedly have been Company's final j&J offering, "Man ,M pushed for the bill last harassed by police. For East Lansing Planning Commission is attempting to ban signs along Grand River. This October. with groups in Grand Rapids, also available to speak in Mancha," will be Di Mt. Pleasant, Ann Arbor, Lansing schools or to other instance, a VVAW member, May 23-30 in tl is an artist's conception of how the east portion might look with ordinances Plans are being formulated Ypsilanti Kalamazoo, Flint interested groups. Scott Camile, of Gainesville, Theatre. restricting free standing signs and displays. by VVAW chapters Fla., charged with "Man of La Much,J and Marquette. Use of and addiction to was Terry Luke, Detroit senior, heroin is another concern of kidnaping two small boys - the recipient of the ■ is state coordinator, and VVAW because of reported he insists he did not commit York Drama Critics M. FOR CAMPUS ACTIVITIES headquarters are located at widespread use of the drug the crime. His girlfriend was also Award as Best 1965. Since Musd MSU. The regional VVAW office by men in Vietnam. The charged with participation in become one of the then, ftf group also wants to see all the alleged crime because, J is located in Detroit. veterans receive proper successful musica|s J Canvassing VVAW was formed in educations when they return Camile contends, he yelled history of the to call his charmed Broadway fl 1970 by Vietnam veterans to civilian life. to woman audieJ who "were forced to go over VVAW played an lawyer as the police were throughout the world. 1 and fight, and came back, important role in helping to taking him to the station. Tickets can be obul maximum participation in meal lines is prohibited. thought about it, and felt plan recent antiwar and Other instances of at the Fairchild organization sponsoring ticketofl By ANITA PYZIK the political processes." them. Literature can be sent they had to do something to antimilitary recruiter allegedly unfair arrests of 12-5 p.m. Mondav th State News Staff Writer The guidelines were also Posters may be placed on through residence hall mail stop it," Luke said. activities on campus. VVAW VVAW members have taken Friday. approved by ASMSU, bulletin boards in all boxes to students provided He said the purpose of banded together with several Anticipating increased it carries their name and VVAW is to "educate the Council of Graduate classrooms and office campus and area peace political activity because of upcoming primary elections Students (COGS) and the buildings, but banners, room number. people on the difference groups to form the Coalition FOR A Residence Hall Association posters and notices may not All fund raising activities between what the to End U.S. Involvement in and voter registration drives, the University Committee (RHA). be attached to any must be sponsored by government is really doing Southeast Asia. SHIFTLESS STUDENT Prior to campaigning, all registered student or living and what it says it's doing, They hoping to set up a Student Affairs and University building or are 10 SPEEDS FRffl on three other student candidates, including facility. unit organizations. and try to change it." He said students and University Free leaflets and Candidates and their the group is "working within governing groups have the system, but we're also endorsed guidelines for campaigning, canvassing and employes, should be registered with the office of handbills may be distributed by anyone, including political workers may direct contact with students make realizing the system is Judge moves' the Student Activities living in residence halls, screwed up." holding petition drives on nonstudents and nonstudent to stop nudes the MSU campus. Division, 101 Student according to the guidelines, Until the November organizations. Services but they must request elections, VVAW will be The seven page pamphlet Bldg. Under - the - door GHENT, Belgium (AP)- lists guidelines and Individuals speaking on distribution of campaign permission for use of the meeting with candidates who A hall through its governing come to campus and the Belgian judge gave suggestions that are issues rather than materials within the council. suspended sentences to permissible for "all persons campaigning for a candidate residence halls or Lansing area to find out how three Students sworn in as each candidate views the war persons involved in interested in encouraging must be registered by the distribution in cafeteria staging a play that featured deputy registrars should and related issues. A VVAW coordinate the time and member said, "We're nudity. The judge ruled that while motionless nudes on place where they will hold Memorials held for students the registration drive with strongly opposed to any war candidate, including Wallace " stage might moving nudes be tolerated, were illegal. 150,000 dead. 500,000 spokesman for the National \continued from page one) wounded, 50,000 missing in Student Assn. (NAS) in demonstrations at the Placement Bureau this week, action and totally disabled." over 65,000 Washington, called a D.C., which national moratorium Good friends get Ttetzel also spoke at the rally. After the ceremony Wednesday, said. "The University showed it coalition members led a About 3,000 persons also Sign up ot supports the war by the 10 arrests," she said. march to the Placement Bureau and staged the fourth met at the Madison, Wis., Federal Building, NSA together at the cBell MSU supports openness demonstration there this spokesmen said. State STUDCflT B0C for military recruiters on campus, but not openness week. Many of the 10 students arrested earlier in Secretary Charles Smith read a statement by state Gov. SUNDAY SPAGHETTI SPECIAL for the people of who want to Vietnam, the week, all now released on Patrick Lucy endorsing the STORE govern bail, were present for the two NSA moratorium at that themselves, she said. - hour sit - in, which rally. ring counter A brief history of what has occurred since the Vietnam proceeded incidents. without In Harrisburg, Pa., demonstrators circulated a All you can eat -SI.50 May 8 thru May 12 War and peace In demonstrations Three - Point Peace Plan Representative present May 8 & 12 I Also serving fried chicken for $1.50 demonstrations began was elsewhere, the Vietnam proposed by the National FeatuYing Amy and Julie Miller on guitar also given at the memorial by Victor McManemy, coalition Veterans Against the War (VVAW) awarded a Kent Antiwar Union. TTie Antiwar Union has been working to BEER and WINE SPECIALS hkPHNI ROBERTS RING RAlUl member. 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