Consumers By ROBERT ROBERTBAO State News BAO Staff Writer lured I_ in Supreme Court First of two articles News Commentary — charged Koscot with violating state commission for enrolling someone else for $5,000 is Luced by visions of money, mink and Cadillacs, pohcy' 'aWS' decePtive ac'vertising statutes and public $2,000. Thus, if one averages yearly commission total becomes $48,000. two sales a month, one's Epdsof Michigan consumers, including MSU students, onlv only the potential,n,eglect thpnT? for to P°int this out. emphasizing But this same, basic illegal scheme is now being Of course, DTBG salesmen making big money. unleasl_*d by the DTBG emphasize, if one works i to $5,000 each hoping to attain "riches operation. hard at it, one can easily make $250,000 in one Ind one's fondest dreams." a FlorirtTaSeliIn,nn behind th'S Scheme is G,en W- Turncr> Statistics gathered by attorney generals in other states But while they tantalize the prospective customer with year. ■h t they get, more often than not, is bankruptcy, »veral several DvramiH pyramid nu|..lonaire who occupies the pinnacles of selling operations. are revealing: the arithmetic of success, they ignore another set of In Pennsylvania, 845 residents enrolled in DTBG last the scheme is perpetrated under the guise of "Dare To On Jan. 14, the calculations that destroys the plausibility of any such Michigan Court of Appeals enjoined get - treat" (DTBG), a success - motivation course that sells r Koscot from expanding its distribution network here, y?aAb.UtJ°n|y bob tailed to 72 recouPcd more than they put in, while get rich quick plan. - degrees of self • confidence at varying prices, calling it "a blatant attempt to extract money from a single penny back. To make $250,000 a year, one would have to In New York, out of average iut the main appeal of buying DTBG is the investors through the use of their initial investments of 1,604 investors, only 79 recouped 12 sales a month. Suppose one person recruits 12 Irtunity to sell the course at a commission to others, misrepresented facts, $5,000. exaggerated claims and statistics, undisclosed facts and customers the first month, who each recruit 12 No figures are available in n»retl*> I in turn can sell to others, and so on in a progression false Michigan, but the OwBumats second month, and so on. After one year, there would be las "pyramid selling." advertising." Council is rapidly accumulating complaints, often by Similar actions have been launched in 30 other states tearful women whose marriages are broken and bank 8,916,100,488,256 people enrolled in the program — a rk(1 chain letter operations, those near the apex can against what the Iowa Supreme Court labeled "a accounts figure more than 2,000 times the population of the entire I mink coats for their poodles, while the vast emptied." world. cancerous vice." fcrity at the bottom usually lose their shirts. Of couse, The Michigan court Theoretically, one can realize unlimited profits by ruling - upheld in March by the enrolling in DTBG. As salesmen point out, the (Continued on page 12) Monday SOS michigan Rain . . . STATE NEWS ■ Day (Survival of Surgery) „y recognizes those who state . . . throughout the day and a L" underwent surgery and high of 50 to 58. pived. university Le64 Number 154 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 8,1972 3 SHOT DOWN U.S. Navy jets attack N.Viet interceptors SAIGON (AP) — Carrier - based Navy and wounded 21 at the northern of Bin Dinh Province just below Quang jets shot down three North Vietnamese defense line at My Chanh, 20 miles Ngai. MIG interceptors 80 miles south of north of Hue. The three Soviet designed MIGsshot - Hanoi, the U.S. command announced A South Vietnamese military down Saturday matched the biggest Sunday. Other American aircraft spokesman said such an incident single kill this year, on April 16 knocked out scores of North occurred but referred all questions to southwest of Hanoi. The last previous Vietnamese tanks and supply trucks the U.S. command. The command said time American pilots downed three attempting to breach South Vietnamese it had no reports of marines being killed MIGs in one day was on Oct. 26,1967. defenses around Hue. but added that a ground commander The aerial engagements swirled over Command spokesmen said a Navy A7 reported some of his troops had been the Bai Thuong airfield, northwest of attack plane was shot down by a surface "dazed" Friday when bombs from a the coastal city of Thanh Hoa. around to - air missle Saturday in U.S. plane were dropped too close to the 20th parallel, 215 miles north of the continuing - air raids over North Vietnam, and the South Vietnamese lines. demilitarized zone. 7th Fleet destroyer Hanson was hit by While the South Vietnamese defense shore batteries while bombarding the lines north of Hue held firm, North MM$n North Vietnamese coast from the Gulf of Tonkin. Vietnamese forces threatened to tumble three frontier base camps in the Decision The pilot of the A7 was reported central highlands to the west and i&mw missing. The U.S. command said there northwest of the provincial capital of Retreating from were no casualties aboard the Hanson, Kontum City, itself said to be a target of on Vietnam (Jilting and damage was "minor." Hanoi claimed three U.S. aircraft the North Vietnamese offensive that began March 30. were shot down in North Vietnam. A new tank threat was reported for South Vietnamese soldiers climb aboard their truck on Route 1, 16 miles north of Hue, last week luring their retreat from Quang Tri, abandoned earlier under heavy North Vietnamese attacks. In a delayed report, field sources said a U.S. F4 Phantom fighter - bomber hit the first time in the populous coastal lowlands 75 miles to the east. The said near Troops are also loaded inside a comandeered bus directly behind the truck. Civilian refugees and a a South Vietnamese village by mistake Saigon command reported that three THURMONT, Md. (AP) - |few soldiers are on foot at right. AP Wirephoto Friday and killed nine Saigon marines armored vehicles were sighted in the President Nixon summoned Secretary southern part of Quang Ngai Province, of State William P. Rogers home from 90 miles south of Da Nang. Europe Sunday and called a National NATIONAL MEETING The Saigon command said South Vietnamese bombers attacked the tanks Security Council meeting for today — a pair of indications that a major and a large column of North decision on Vietnam is rapidly Vietnamese troops, knocking out all approaching. three tanks and killing 50 of the North AAUP endorses unionization The White House made the Vietnamese. There was speculation that disclosures while Nixon worked and the tanks were American - made relaxed in the seclusion of his Camp vehicles lost by the South Vietnamese David retreat near here. By S.A.SMITH margin of 373 - 54 at the organization's AAUP, affiliate of the National resources and staff as are necessary for when they abandoned the northern part annual meeting Friday. Education Assn. (including the MSU the vigorous development of this Deputy press secretary Gerald L. | State News Staff Writtr The vote represents Faculty Associates) and the American acticity beyond present levels." Warren said the chief executive asked " a significant ORLEANS, La. — Collective change in the AAUP's attitude toward Federation of Teachers are the three AAUP is one of two contenders in the the secretary, who was in Bonn for finS as a national policy was faculty unionization which contenders in the collective bargaining collective bargaining race at MSU. The Applications meetings with West German officials as F Mc(;°vem, who has the largest numberof states. The former vice president carried West Virginia as a ballot, Indiana Sen. Vance Hartke, Bogue St. Campaign booths have also 1Invo,ved Lansing senior wording and to MSU Joecoordinator Ditzhazy BrestTw ?ntlon delegates, hopes to win in his native Rep. Paul McCloskey and Sen. Henry been set up in the Union, International for Humphrey. Nebraska primary, presidential candidate in the 1968 general election. Jackson, have no student following. Center, Bessey Hall and several In Nebraska, the 11 candidates on the Democratic Hartke and McCloskey have dropped Ditzhazy indicated that plans are fnrm ,IumPhrey fn delegate strength after he presidential ballot include several who have abandoned residence halls. being made for Humphrey to come to i,,TrfNorth Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford active campaigning in primaries or dropped out of the race out of the presidential race. Students for McGovern, which now The McGovern people are Por'ss..,. °ndU .d'8 own state. It was the Alabama altogether. canvassing the residence halls and primary victory in three days. contains about 30 organizers and over married housing with their large staff (Continued on page 11) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monda ^MayS,!J I1ML B Busing issue WASHINGTON WASHINGTON (AP) - deadlock is deadlock is developing that Before Before delays aid bill the bill passing the bi" The Senate, The S.e"a.t®' after Vi," than one school than one scho01 district. dbtrict- education prow. sumfn or A six - week effort by the could doom the entire $20 - last November, the House narrowly defeating similar Pfogram. y House and Senate to reach a billion measure. added three tough proposals, adopted There are many other compromise on a massive The main provisions in antibusing amendments that compromise language that provisions in the huge bill, education bill has yet to the bill apply to would prevent the use of would permit federal funds including a new program higher ir education and include new federal funds for busing, to be spent for busing at the designed to help schools produce agreement on any of the major points at issue. and broadened student aid - make it difficult to spend request of local officials, or desegregate, a National The chief issue still programs and state or local funds, and where the Constitution Institute of Education to an important unresolved deals with busing new program to help keep any court busing order required it, and would delay support research for the for the purpose of school desegregation, on which a colleges meet operating expenses. from going into effect until all appeals are exhausted. the effective date only of court orders affecting more improvement of education, and a costly new vocational sr-cnJi have steadily whimJfl "There is a greater danger number down. ^J of internal conflict if this war continues, than was ever TO END VIETNAM WAR However, Problems that the t, I were (Hi imposed by 17million peasants 10,000 miles away." the outset *»"«. student rem,in >1 * to Kennedy blasts Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass. colleges ibh 3 desegregation progra^ 1 Rep. CarlD.^ Ky., as chairman J He said President Nixon realize Joan must be running of 3 By RAY ANDERSON Democratic presidential pursuing the economics of conference, hopes thai State News Staff Writer nomination, said the United has failed in his commitment ITT, rather than the workers for something," he quipped. DETROIT - Sen. Edward States should end the made three and one - half of the United States," he In a theme specifically k ^rea broadens of "greeJ anjj Kennedy delivered an fighting and negotiate for the years ago to end the war, and asserted. related to Michigan, the emotional attack on the release of the 400 American asked legislators and wealthy He said the administration Massachusetts senator struck bill the desire a I-?*-—m Nixon Administration's Democrat revenue producers should be seeking action to at the dehumanizing of u prisoners of war who are members to get bombing escalation Friday in rotting in jails in TNorth why a one point plan of provide funds for improving conditions of mass will be a fin J Detroit's Sheraton Cadillac Vietnam. education, providing welfare strengthened. securing the release of production, auto Hotel. He questioned the prisoners of war has not been reform and decent incomes construction and the Storm plagues Chile The Massachusetts intelligence of a program tried. for the nation's elderly, drudgeries and danger of coal He agreement hopes can be th senator's attack came at a that required the heaviest "What have we got to instead of resorting to n mining. on $50 - a - plate fund • raising bomb attacks in history to lose?" he implored the excuses and explanations for He suggested a federal everything but bitf the pressure of Thousands of Chileans were left Homeless Sunday | dinner for state Democratic quell 17 million people who cheering crowd. funds being spent to accident prevention program the coU and other by driving rain that inundated shanty town legislators, in which he asked in no way threaten U.S. The noncandidate also prosecute the Vietnam War. for protection of American groups benefit from the bill thatvL settlements, flooded roads and disrupted electric for a or.e point nlan to end security. charged the Nixon Earlier Friday, at Detroit workers be implemented to J* and telephone service. American involvement in "There is a greater danger Administration with Metropolitan Airport, prevent the 15,000 deaths so great it will fot#l compromise on Indochina. of internal conflict if this war preferential treatment of big Kennedy said the and 9 million injuries that busing. The rains, caused by a cold front sweeping in from With a quivering voice, continues, than was ever business in the face of Democratic candidate who industrial workers suffered The the Pacific Ocean, began Friday night and continued Kennedy, who earlier imposed by 17 million wins the primaries in New last year. difficulty i spiraling inflation, which is Perkins is that the through Sunday. The rain was accompanied by near - declared he would not even peasants 10,000 miles York and California will win "If we Hog* affecting all Americans. can send 70,000 before freezing temperatures, signalling the advent of accept a draft for the away." "This^ administration is the party's nomination for people to Vietnam to protect sending the bill the South Vietnamese, we conference, VotI winter in this south - of - the - equator country. president. Each state carries overwhelmingly that A Hardest hit. as always during such storms, were over 270 delegate votes. It was at that time that he can send 4,000 people in factories to protect the House conferees the £i residents of dozens of shanty towns built on vacant emphatically said he would American worker," Kennedy the busing amendmentj House bill. And lots around the periphery of the capital. not accept a draft, but in a said. Senate conferees are Im lighter remark made later he He implied that the biggest reflected six issues of the 1972 campaign urged by powerful ijJ on a state tour rights groups to he was - making with his wife would be security and peace on their version stand if even if| during the past week. abroad, health, housing and means a deadlock and J Money talks to start "I'm just beginning to tax reform. bill. 1 Finance ministers from major nations will begin writing new international monetary rules this year, making decisions that will affect world economic conditions for decades. RHA proposal on tax U.S. officials estimate that the process of rebuilding a new monetary system will take at least a year, maybe two. Some say longer. And no one in the Treasury Dept. is willing to guess at the outcome. faces vote by students! An amendment to the The proposed amendment the ballet would providifl Residence Halls Assn. (RHA) would require students to the creation of an 'constitution which would 8| pay residence hall dues judiciary, responsibkJ Americans rescued allow' RHA to tax each during registration instead of cases involving violation student as much as $2.50 at the time they move into re gulations by M each term will be voted on the residence halls. Trapped in North Vietnamese - held territory for Tuesday by undergraduate The amount collected governments individuals whose hi andf 13 days after their helicopter was shot down, five students living in residence would be distributed to governments have a: halls. individual halls on the basis Americans stayed alive with the help of a South responsibility for individd Voting booths will be of the number of students violations to the R Vietnamese soldier who vanished six hours before located in all residence hall living in that hall each term. judiciary. they were rescued. lobbies Tuesday from 10:30 RHA would keep no more The judiciary would an The five, who included three U.S. Army advisers a.m. - 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 than 15 cents of the amount of nine members, include and two helicopter crewmen, told p.m. • 7 p.m. assessed each hall resident. their story in a chairman and an a Each hall's governing body Vietnam hospital. They were rescued Saturday, We're holding the prices, MODERN (Wholesale) would also have the option chairman, chosen by| more than a week after being given up for dead. of taxing their residents as selection committf trying not to let them ELECTRIC established by RHA. much as $2 per person each All members of II rise. Get black lights 2143 Grand River, Okemos year if two - thirds of the judiciary would be studi Phone 349-1220 voting hall residents approve in good standing with tl at this low cost now!! the revenue collection. University and live in Two planes hijacked A second amendment on residence halls. STEREO SHOPPE A detachment of Honduran army troops searched Why the small & handy an isolated mountain region Sunday for a well Rollei 35 is a typical Rollei: I Red equipped hijacker who parachuted from an Eastern Tag Sale Airlines jet with the ransom. His was the second hijacking of the weekend and both appeared politically motivated. The other incident involved a Western Airlines jet which was comandeered over Utah and ordered to Special sale of most display stereo amplifiers, receivers, turntables, tape recorders and Cuba by a young Vietnam war protester who vowed speakers. Only the display models will be sold at these low prices. Each item carries full to sneak back into the country and hijack more warranties plus our own 5 year protection plan on receivers and amplifiers. planes. A neighbor of the youth said he was due to be inducted into the Army. 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Miracord 630 Complete 145.00 98.29 They said York died of a single shot in the head Many More Items on Sale - Come in and look for the Red Tags from a .38 caliber derringer. The other man, who - had been involved in a car accident and charged with drunkenness, was struck twice in the was to be THE STEREO SHOPPE Bankcards welcome. Bank 543 E. Grand River E. arm and once in the chest by three shots from York's Financing, Lansing No Layaways on sale items 90 days same as cash (Next to Paramount News) . service revolver. Full Warranties 621 E. Michigan n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 8, 1972 3 M TO END N. IRELAND STRIFE British weigh UN intervention BELFAST (AP) - British As the British see it, they lost but it is far from won. areas of Londonderry. "Police said the youth, who baffled by the attempt to authorities are seriously took a gamble in March this Protestants might then was expected to recover, blow up an unfinished considering the possiblity of year when they deposed the Discontent in the cross the border to attack United Nations intervention Protestant dominated Protestant apparently got in the way of building. if Northern Ireland - community and known IRA bases in Ireland bullets fired at an army slides provincial government and fears of a sell -* out to a further toward civil war. and Lynch certainly would emplacement. assumed direct rule. They see Catholic - dominated united This call on the United Nations to placed intervention, source a well - little evidence so far that the Ireland are at such a pitch end the threat to peace. Three bombs blasted a Elderly seek aid said Sunday, gamble will succeed. that the British believe one health center in the Northern could come about if Looking back over three major IRA outrage could set British troops came under Ireland town of Rathfriland, militants among the years of violence, in which off an eruption by the fire six times in Belfast and of door opener 35 miles south of Belfast province's million more than 300 persons have Protestants. Protestants Londonderry during the day. early Sunday. The center, go on the died, the British see No army casualties were still under construction, was offensive, as they threaten to themselves involved in the The IRA would be likely to to call for help do. reported from the sniping badly damaged. Troops third and crucial stage of a retaliate by taking over attacks on miliatry posts. discovered a fourth bomb And it would come at the race against time. predominantly Catholic Shots from a passing car hit before it exploded and later LONDON (AP) - A request not of the British but In 1969 the race was to towns such of Ireland's prime as Newry and a 17 - year - old youth in the detonated it. No one was pocket - sized radio minister, press the provincial Strabane - just as it already head as he strolled along injured in the explosions. transmitter originally Jack Lynch. controls the main Catholic government into reforms fast Belfast's Springfield Road. designed to In the past, Britain has Security authorities were open garage Action corps rejected any UN involvement enough to keep the outlawed Irish Republican Army from doors is now being used by in Northern Ireland on the elderly people to summon j of the MSU Volunteers' Action Corps winning sympathy among help in an emergency. The ground that the troubles here (ted ■CA. About this house used by the downtown Lansing 15 volunteers worked all day Saturday are a domestic matter. A clear inference now exists the Roman population. That lost. Catholic race was Public opinion sought transmitter can radio a signal from anywhere in the house to a roof - top antenna which litishing r the building. % that this veto policy may Last year, with the flashes a "help" sign outside StatB News photo by Tom Dolan change. introduction of internment the person's door. without trial, the race was to imprison as many IRA men on trustee selections as possible with such speed ilian vote to test that the organization could By BARBARAPARNESS Political Caucus. supporters to attend. not regroup. That race was State News Staff Writer "I will talk about the O'Donnohue endorsed lost, too. The Aiumni Assn. < fact that the Democratic the hearing as a means of Now, with the provincial Democratic Trustee party has never elected a getting community input parliament suspended, the Selection Committee will black woman to an into the decision - making race is on to find a new hold an open hearing at 4 educational post in the process. political formula designed to p.m. today in the Union state," she said. Nancy Waters, aide to trength of persuade Roman Catholics and Protestants that getting wean a they are fair deal and so the Catholic minority Gold Room to solicit views from the MSU community on trustee qualifications. State Rep. Nelis J. Buckner said he will not endorse a candidate at the hearing. "But if they're clever, they might figure out who House Ryan interest Speaker William who in has a expressed Democratic nomination, will not attend the |lE (AP) - A massive Democrats form an all coalition with the Christian away from support for the Saunders, D - Detroit, and I'm talking about," he said. hearing. t of Italians voted center majority alliance. Democrats but reserved the gunmen before the ASMSU Chairman Hal "I do not plan to be Protestant community takes Buckner are expected to be Donna O'Donnohue, a but I've received |y in parliamentary The Socialists said they right to join Communists in the law into its own hands. March MSU graduate present, is that may shift this regional alliances and vote among those testifying some calls from people who Alliance nation's wanted a ''new with the Communists in No one yet has a clear idea before the committee. seeking a Democratic intend to be there to testify Kment back to the equilibrium." TTiat meant parliament on reform of what this formula may be. Patrick J. Wilson, nomination, said she is on my behalf," Waters said. 1 after 10 years of they would return to a measures. The race to find it is not yet committee chairman, said considering attending the She said she expects to Km with Socialists. the hearing is being held to hearing. She said she make a final decision on her bitter political find out "what kind of. expects of her some candidac^beforeJtm<^ Egn that started with BLAMES WEATHER person should be directing the policies of the ljy street rioting Tne State News is published by the students of in rival left and right University for the next eight Michigan State University every class day during Fall, s ended with the years." Chisholm Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays d i kidnaping of a neo |c,st candidate by "red brigades" of bypasses Wilson residents said faculty members and are students, invited present views on the types area to and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, e were (candidate's report he ldnaped, checking a and stood in Lansing airport stop of people the Democratic party should nominate to fill two trustee positions to be vacated in December. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postate paid at East Lansing, Mich. About 333 disappointed A later communication room for a rally at the Tarmed guard to terminal. The hearing is not Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services I disorders during the Shirley Chisholm supporters with the Chisholm Manager Russell intended for the purpose of Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, which ends this went home Sunday without entourage explained the Brown, however, said that . seeing their candidate, who situation and the scheduled "no one asked anything of announcing candidates, but Michigan, 48823. Boon. The outcome Wilson said the names of bypassed Capitol City the airport," and Phones: T be known before stop was canceled. prospective candidates and Airport because of the cold, coordinator Santos echoed News/Editorial 355-8252 Fuesday. A few Chisholm his statement. their qualifications will be rainy weather. Classified Ads 355-8255 i voter turnout in welcome. Elizabeth Santos, acting supporters, upset because "I just want to say that Display Advertising i national elections Saunders said she will 353-6400 coordinator for the the rally was not held in the the airport people were Business Office Khe war has averaged attend the hearing as a 355-3447 cent, but Chisholm organization in airport terminal, claimed more than cooperative — Photographic 355-8311 r polling that the airport manager representative of the s said the balloting Lansing, said the lack of a they were very generous in Campus Information 353-8700 told Chisholm there was no their Michigan Black Women's fiday noon was even dry place to hold the rally help," she said. ithan usual. caused Chisholm, a New York congresswonian. to fly iy's future for the straight to Detroit to keep several Jve years was at stake, speaking election was engagements. 1 to show whether "Her campaign manager iiggest Communist called ahead to ask if it was gin the West has lost raining," Santos said.. "We >r the first time in a told him it wasnt that bad |al election here since — just drizzling — and to It also was come ahead." i to show whether She said that efforts to Fascist Italian obtain a shelter tent failed I Movement has made "because the businessmen |ts boast to double its we talked to said 'we don't n its biggest come - want to get politically JinceIn 27 Benito Mussolini involved'." years ago. n if votes continued SAY gin largest slowly away from a summer delight. . . "> SYNTHETIC party, an "I SOUND CIRCUS strengthening of Miss J's gingham checks / [parties of the center AGAIN. ' let the Christian of red-and-white cotton/polyester Jftantt'n&tetn trimming white ^ Itetaurant cotton seersucker stripes 220 & Howard St./next to the x-way or flowing long and between Michigan end Kalamazoo. flounced Sizes 5-13. *t at the May A Seersucker coatdress, $24 iERMANi B Long all-check dress, $22. C Romper-vest set, $26. 'estival A jA&op* Thursday, Friday, Saturday f-EO BALCER and • Cocktails his great • Good Food (German Band • Lots of Beer Dancing Starts at 6 p.m. Make your , Reservations Now Jacabsoris JACOBSON'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE MICHIGAN JOHN BORCER STATf NEWS UNIVERSITY JOHN BORGER. SN terminates Ms.' editor - in - chief LEE LOCKWOOO In the same story) and partly because Effective today, the State News will "Miss," "Dr.," "Mrs.," and "Ms." fail •Spouws or other advertising manager the Associated Press - which Is not as this test of meaningful ness. They are fatnilv^ I no longer use "Ms." as an identification a prominent Individ in any of its news copy. "progressive" as we believed we were words of respect, properly used in Identified CHARLIE CAIN, managing editor by Because of the relatively short time going to be — often refers to a woman as letters or in conversations but a waste of prominent Individual BILL HOLSTEIN, campus editor we have used the title and because of "Mrs. John Jones" without giving her space in news copy. mentioned in the i8'no?6" "" BILL WHITING, city editor the symbolic value "Ms." has acquired own name and without some sort of JUDY YATES, editorial editor title there would be no way of confusion; the Dromin' & in some segments of the women's In the future, second reference to will be STEVE ALLEN, editorial director liberation movement, an explanation of distinguishing which Jones was which. individuals mentioned in State News identified by when spouse or f«mUy UUe^^nSL,l GARY SCHARRER, sports editor stories will be by last name only, with referred to in the the shift is necessary. Two terms ago, the State News So we opted for "Ms." and as it turns out that was a meaningless compromise. the following exceptions: Thus, Pat Nixon samei^*!will « I editorial board decided to use "Ms." The title may be fine in business Nixon, whether Richard Seven • time recipient of the Pacemaker award for • When several people with the same is " outstandging journalism. instead of "Mrs." or "Miss" in the second reference to all women in news correspondence or personal last name, particularly husband and or not; Nixon will in**** stories. We felt — and rightly — that conversation, but it Is ridiculous in news wife or members of the family, are simply Nixon. Chisholm will be Mr SimiX>1 copy. mentioned in a single story, second Chidvii i there was simply no good reason for designating a woman's marital status in Newspapers, with the notable reference in all cases will be by hill Shirley will usually be Chififl EDITORIALS the majority of news stories. We balked, however, at dropping exceptions of the New York Times and a few similarly inclined publications, name, first stories or as name only (in light feature appropriate) or title and Family the prominent members ofthesim.J individu»il?B sexual designation entirely, partly are irreverent. We have no use for titles last name. Titles used will be "Mr.," identified with appropriaj >HJ ■ House should "the young" as ratify Jones, etc. because there were times when some unless they carry some meaningful "Mrs," or "Miss," as in these cases the • information. titles A married woman designation would be essential (as when carry information useful in will ho u. by her first name, not a husband and wife are both mentioned And in most cases, words like "Mr.," distinguishing individuals. ("Alice Jones," her X not"Mruofij forceful whenever possible; the ant (husband s name)" will be wJ only when the woman's M c^not be use 0fl The Michigan House of more teeth in it than the amended obtain, Representatives took a small step resolution has. • in the right direction Wednesday The original resolution, A married woman her own right as a should tJ in calling for an immediate cease - sponsored by Nelson, stated her husband's position news sourcTll is signified fire in Vietnam. The amended "Whereas, The Administration the news story, the antiwar resolution also called for has assured as that be noted relationship^ separately, not in thifl new elections in South Vietnam Vietnamization of the war and Thus, reference might be "Dolores which would be internationally pacification of the countryside Wharton, Wharton" but not to "Mrs. wife of iyP supervised, with all political are now successful; and Whereas, Wharton." A similar rule Cltfta elements including the In view of the nature and outcome willing to whose Communists participating in and of the recent presidential election men activities are significant to wives' posCl • anewigfl helping to run the elections. in South Vietnam our presence "Ms." will not be used it. function is to designate an h] The resolution does a fine job of there is no longer necessary ..." lndividT echoing Nixon's stand on the war. The resolution demands an sex, and while such significant to a lnformitkj It rehashes the exchange of "immediate cease - fire and given story | information is already suf&jJ prisoners issue, states that too withdrawal from Indochina of all provided by the use of pronoual many Americans have died in the U.S. ground, air and naval forces." as"she"and"her." j Indochinese War, and resolves This resolution, far more that means other than killing realistically assesses the Vietnam With this new policy, we the flexibility to use titles hopetoil human beings be found to attain situation, and makes provisions to only* such identification is really necj peace. end it. and not when some rigid mleiwlj There may be some initial Rep. Earl E. Nelson, D- Lansing The Hanoi peace plan calls for PLEASE THANK MR. NIXON FOR HIS SUPPORT, BUT TELL HIM HE IS JUST TOO KINDI' we put the policy Into practice,bd confSf and sponsor of the bill, said he did President Nguyen Van Thieu's not want to take any credit for the hope to work this out quickly, resignation and a "specific resolution which had been terminal date" for troop amended to reflect the withdrawal. POINT OF VIEW nonproductive statements of the Nelson's original proposal Adopt selective recruitment past. would have made headway in "It's the same rhetoric that negotiations with Hanoi, whereas we've been hearing for the past the resolution as passed simply several years from several compliments Nixon's foreign administrat&ms," Nelson said. By BOB REPAS value judgments in regard t^many a value judgment and thus presumably university. A CIA employe policies. Professor of labor matters. discriminate against one group and in q The rhetoric has been heard The House has done its good prepared to engage in practiced and industrial relations Can a case be made for Elective favor of another. This kind of from lying to murder. Furtherm from all 4lements concerned, deed for the day. Its members recruiting whereby a university university action is not quite as novel ex - employe is subject to d stating that war is not very nice took a very nice stand against the, A university has a choice of three exercises a value judgment as to whom as It may appear at first glance. The prosecution if he discloses the J and it's high time America war. Tomorrow's deed should be policies in regard to the use of its should have such a privilege and who University has, in fact, exercised a of his job actions. The historyod facilities by business and government should not? Before examining this value judgment in many other areas. CIA in subverting student group! stopped all that awful fighting passage of a forceful petition to agencies for recruitment of personnel. For example, a decision was made to over in rice paddy land. specific problem it is essential that one some universities, including thiiaf Congress to set a withdrawal date It can institute a policy of open distinguishes between free speech and become involved in Vietnam even too well known to bear recouoJ If the Michigan Legislature is to and cut funding for the war effort. recruitment, a policy of selective engaging in activity advocated in those though it was obvious that certain The most precise description tlil go on record as being strongly Then, perhaps America will go in recruitment, or a policy of no speeches. A university has an related activities violated the terms be accorded that agency is u opposed to the Vietnam War it the right direction to end the recruitment. In theory this University of the Geneva agreements. obligation to allow all shades of functions as an international Mifli has had a policy of open recruitment. will at least need a resolution with vicious war in Vietnam. In practice, however, this policy has Though the CIA should not! allowed to recruit on a been, in fact, one of selective If one believes that universities can be divorced from real campus, its representatives should! recruitment; because only the large life, a compelling argument can be made to justify a position the right to express their viemif companies and government agencies, City that no one should be allowed to recruit, for it is oeeds such as the CIA and the military, have the money and manpower to tour the academic sawdust trail. The see the relationship between recruitment and the education process which is the central purpose for a university's difficult to open forum on a campus. It indeed be a welcome opportune have the head of this agency ilw to publicly defend its practices. wf J practicalities of life are such that no existence. The over proliferation of sign the streets and open exists recruitment policy currently nor will there be forseeable future. one in the opinion to be heard On the other hand, a on the campus. university hasno Admittedly, exercising a value judgment is never easy, but merely Military recruitment should iN banned, though here tool representatives should have the J to express their views it » f higher into the obligation to provide facilities for the commercial signs in East Lansing sky, however, the situation has If one believes that universities can because It may be a difficulttask does forum. One of the major d«| concrete activities thai; may be not mean that it should be discarded. has become such a public eyesore become one where the be divorced from real life, a facing both American sodjjM advocated. The following example that governmental action is compelling argument can be made to There are two specific institutions general and American univertfW government should be concerned illustrates this point. Timothy Leary which have been responsible primarily the threat of domination by| necessary to control and limit not justify a position that no one should should be allowed to speak on this only with the ethics, but also be allowed to recruit, for it is difficult for creating the debate military - industrial corap their size and location. the esthetics, of local businesses. campus or any other campus. There are two specific institutions to see the relationship between university should not be an ap(* Last month, the East Lansing The most colorful example of However, his right to speak in no way which have been responsible primarily to this complex. Unfortiw recruitment and the education process commits the university to provide a for creating the debate over Planning Commission adopted a this sign pollution is on Grand which is the central purpose for a however, long strides have' lounge and other facilities for Leary to recruitment policy throughout this been made down this path. C sign position paper which River Avenue, east of Bogue university's existence. However, practice what he preaches. country. They are: 1) the CIA, and 2) observes: "The quantity of street universities today are more than mere The basic argument made against a research, the antitheses of fw Street, which might rightly be the armed forces. The very job inquiry, exists on many cM graphics in the environment has called "franchise row." dispensers of knowledge, and therefore selective recruitment policy is that the requirements of the CIA make its Furthermore, the insatiable app»" must face up to the question of making reached the saturation point in Signs are functional university would be required to make purposes incompatible with those of a the military for manpov.® isde America, and it has become necessities to inform people university policies in i ' areas- necessary for public control of about the existence and location OUR READER'S MIND • mm ■ both the numbers and the of a particular business Psychologically, iinivereHtie l already accepted some o 'WF1 characteristics of street establishment. At the Traditional^ same time, of the military. graphics." however, signs can be both military recruiter has urged en^i Apparently Perhaps the concept of the city council regulating the traffic pollution. hazards and visual Protest U.S. w to "beat the never draft." occurred to even one u location and size of commercial Citizen concern about to ask: 'Why does no fedeJJ signs bothers store owners and environmental quality has grown set up a table conscientious for the objectors as recruiting „ To the Editor: Southeast Asia, self - determination North carry - out food entrepreneurs, and South total Vietnam over the past few years. Many 1. Should the U.S. support the for South Vietnam by South solve their or 'beating the draft,'»since Commercial businesses utilize East own problem their own perfectly legal alterna Lansing residents would concept of self - determination in Vietnamese. way. signs to such an extent that it current law. enjoy a more spacious Grand Answer: Yes, yes, yes. Mr. Parker: My question: What can we, the The test that should be «P seems the signs rather than the River Avenue if offending signs 60,000 men, constant bombing and a people of the U.S., do to promote self Elect the agency seeking recrui' "»L( products are competing were regulated as to size and new AD nonnegotiable demand that the people of Vietnam accept a democratic state - determination? is "Does it perform a sodai w For a long time, the laissez location. The need for control of To the Editor: function?" In the c®^Athelm is not self - determination but U.S. faire attitude of local these commercial Finally, the number of My answer: Protest, protest against Institutions such as the u* ^ signs warrants candidates determination. the atrocities the U.S. is governments has prevailed in the the intervention of for the new athletic director has been doing to is a clear cut "no. the East 2. If the U.S. really supports self - prevent self - determination. domain of commercial signs. As narrowed down to three individuals. where the answer is not * Lansing City Council into this determination, what should It do to the signs have inched closer to environmental Now, the University is faced with the help the South Vietnamese? Mike Schrock joint faculty ■ •f"denL5«| menance. problem of selecting one of those three. In order to facilitate the Answer: Nothing. We should let Buchanan senior May 2, 1972 should reach a decision individual merits of each ca* | appointment and ease the burdens of our top executive, we suggest that the final DOONESBURY decision be left to the students in the byparryW NM Y'flUU ue form of a campuswide ASMSU , _ knou! hjhy veee K««twcki election. As we are all familiar with He fie' V'AU- frA/oui coop oc' ewi, irpXU the efficiency of ASMSU in holding evess hou thc H0*e 1 elections, this would be the fastest '\HJHAT TH/S / r cones - i 6ui/a/or poth mant H/*> WHOLE. method In reaching that final decision. ABOUT, POM'T y/f? nave! CENTER Who knows, with no Reason ?ox LANE and invalidations complication* the new athletic / * CJWfi/6 M-MH JL / director could be in office in time to FOR throw out the firet ball for the 1974 LEFT TURNS, Spartan baseball season. Mike Lobb ONLY ' Flint, senior Dan Watts Eaton Rapids, sophomore May 4,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 8, 1972 5 xt show reflects Volunteer Bureau lists student education show needs for student help IbvBILLBRUZY a concern with of mental activity. The Volunteers are needed to help area school but she's not slow enough to be Lie News Reviewer defining modular elements as a function of variables. In paintings relate directly to residents. Anyone interested can contact placed in a special class. Her counselor the format and structure of the Volunteer Bureau by ■There is a student art earlier pieces the elements calling 353 - 4400 suggested that someone from MSU might be ■rk exhibit in the Kresge define themselves and are thought. They are or stopping in 27 Student Services Bldg. able to help her with her studies. Her mother intellectual Dorothy is a nine year - old girl who t Center Gallery. I don't and visual, but - is looking for a tutor to help out sometime distinct from the the visuality is _L what to say about the only partly speaks only German and has been put in a after 4 p.m. background. Another set of optical, hence Lansing elementary school. She doesn't Ew except that it may smaller components defines difficult to they are have a chance in the school Someone with physical therapist training Elect the condition of an axis of get into, but symmetry. In the well worth the effort. They she can find someone who will system unless is needed by an East Lansing stroke patient. lergraduate and graduate last painting the modular work with English. help her The house is within walking distance of Ccation. Students' work is elements are with an important campus and the patient needs to be Ker ignored or they are totally interface between two The YMCA is sponsoring a recreational exercised on a regular basis. integrated in function with separate Iced to feed the egos of equal importance of domains and they are epistemological and leadership - training group of junior ■ Community Mental Health is setting up a Kructors by acting as variables. The smaller important devices. high - age boys. Most of them are black kids from the west side of Lansing. They are sheltered workshop for mentally retarded Tugh they are being components have developed they are profound, Simply, adults. They are looking for both male and Kuenced' by his (there from elements looking for someone to help out on female volunteers to help evaluate the X no women painting defining a The student exhibit at Thursdays from 6 - 9 p.m. Since the program people who will enter this program. They secondary axis to random Kresge runs through May. Iftructors) work and elements, perhaps defining a Gallery hours are 9 12 a.m. includes mostly minority kids, they would prefer a black volunteer. will need the volunteers to help out with the lection. basic world view of random and 1 - Si it tin 11 workshop once it gets going too. They a - 5 p.m. Monday Sandy is a 10-year-old girl who has been looking for people five days a week at Jphis is not the case with order as an overlay on through Friday, and 7 - 9 The Kresge Art Gallery now features painting and given the title of "slow learner" by her arranged times. lof the instructors, but a symmetric and integrated P-m. Tuesday and 2 5 - p.m. sculpture exhibits by MSU students. Amy Auerbach, Tjority. The main need of principles. Saturday and Sunday. The Chicago Freshman, examines of the geometric 100% Satisfaction Ludents is to learn how tfON&KOM? some Adley's work is the Central Michigan show runs Look Smart Wear reflection of basic patterns sculpture in the gallery. Right Clothes Xer operates in the art through Wednesday. Specially Made Ed. They need to learn State News photo by Jeff Wilner tor You E real criteria of Reliable, Lot of Lansing.Be Sure To Take Eeilence, they need a DIVA VITALIZES OPERA Satisfied Customers Tiology of knowledge, but Jey are only given $119 Echronisms ney. for their Sutherland recit SAVE 50% to 60% ■Two faculty me nbers are By KENNETH STERN iwing work at Central State News Staff Writer be an extinct species, has been resurrected through the efforts 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed of Joan Sutherland and Richard Kbigan University. Irving It was an exciting evening. The great diva Joan Sutherland been an inspiration not Bonynge. Their work has Ladles Silk Suits $45.00 Men's Silk-Wool Suits i Jws work was recently filled the vast spaces of the Auditorium with only to myself but to others who will, Ladies Cashmere Cashmere Sport Coats 54.601 42.001 |1 at Kresge Art Center, but exquisite tones or are working to revive the great art of bel - canto operas of Topcoat 78.00 Cashmere Overcoats 78.001 singing rare songs and arias in English, Italian, French and — the 18th and early 19th centuries. Beaded Sweaters 10.00 Shirt (Monogrammed) work of James Adley, German, and pianist Richard Bonynge provided perfect EXCLUDING CUSTOM DUTY. 3/S20I ft professor of art, has Not only was the recital highly entertaining, but it provided CONTACT SOON accompaniment. a glimpse of what « . EXPERT I been public for a while. great bel - canto singing is, and, given proper FOR APPOINTMENT FITTER Although La Sutherland "doesn't fancy herself arecitalist" treatment, what it can be. CAPITOL PARK MOTOR HOTEL RM 143 lAdleys work can be she took the stage with complete confidence in a Vribed in mathematical lovely green PHONE 482-1491 and orange gown, her red hair beautifully done, and caressed Jninologv. His work is the notes as only she can do. The Sutherland voice is one to ■ if there is such a thing luxuriate in, to treasure and enjoy, and her ■ can be differentiated thrilling top notes are goose - pimple Am social and other inducing. "La Stupenda" began the program with three Handel works Hceptual realities, but his — "Care selve" from "Atalanta," "The Soft Complaining Irk can be realized in Flute" from "Ode to St. Cecilia" and "As When the Dove" js like function, matrix, from "Acis and Galatea" — in which she demonstrated her _>r. mastery of the style and gave living proof that she is "the ■The paintings cover a greatest Handel singer that's ever been" as anyone who has . year period. They heard her recordings of "Alcina" or "Julius Ceasar" can attest to. Haydn's "She Never Told Her Love" was dramatically I members compelling, delicately shaded and sung with amazingly rich and pure tones. Purcell's "Music for a While" was stunning, help board and La Sutherland made the difficult colortura of Meyerbeer's "Guide au bord ta nacellle," Rossini's requirements "Chanson de Zora" and Donizetti's "D Sospiro" seem ck hopefuls effortless. Glorious fun was had with Abt's "Sage mir Vogel" in which bte News staff members the diva delighted the audience with the "cuckoos," and&he J editors will assist the gave a brilliant rendition of Sir Benedict's "The Gipsy and the Ihigan State News Corp. Bird" as well as Ticci's "Io non sono piu 1'Annetta," a favorite prd of Directors in of the great Adelina Patti's which was included during the ening candidates to fill encores. (e end of term vacancies Once Joan Sutherland thought the "canary stuff' of coloratura singing was beyond her | the board of directors, capabilities, but years of l Borger, editor - in • patient training, hard work, and direction from her husband fcf. announced Sunday. Bonynge has made Sutherland unbeatable in the field of the Ihe action follows a florid be! canto singing. - Thanks to the dedication and artistry of this fabulous pay meeting between the rd of directors, the 1971 - couple, contemporary audiences can hear such neglected §2 editorial board, and a works as Bizet's "Pastorale" and Arne's"When Daisies Pied" isentative of the Staff in all the purity of style they demand. Joan Sutherland has a In. The meeting was held "Golden Age" voice, and the includes any "Golden Age" one ■ solve mutual problems might refer to. The "dramatic coloratura," once thought to lch occured following the Iction of 197 2 7 3 editor • • ■chief. WE'RE THE BEST ^iecorporation is entering Jidelines second year and for Icedures. including the many IN SIGHT! lection of new board fcibers, editor • in - chief, complete selection of frames ■ertising manager, and sunglasses and wire-rims leral manager, are still »2 finalized. prescription lenses ground ft committee composed of repairs while you wait ■ three elements will be ■Wished in the fall to draw 1 guidelines for the HcUM, QfMciani Iction of future editors - ALCO UNIVERSAL BLDG. ■chief. ■'or to speak | McGovern Registered Nurses obert Vaughn, celebrated Immediate openings in U.S. and abroad. Great facilities and working conditions. ■ «tor with a Ph. D. in Professional atmosphere. ■munications from the Challenging work. ■v«sity of Southern Career satisfaction. ymua, will speak on Sen. Good salary. Te McGovern at 1 p.m. Periodic promotions. [y in 100 Vet Clinic. He is Nred by Students for Liberal fringe benefits. Educational programs. Bovern. Great social life. REQUIREMENTS: Dedication to job and country. Interested? Contact your Air Force Recruiter. Call RECRUITER at 300 N. Grand Ave. Lansing fHURS.IHAWflf with COMMANDER COOT LANSING CIVIC CENTER AND WVIC PRESENT IN CONCERT THE (■(JESS WHO ani Ms lost Utanet airmm Spm Alio: NILS, LOFGREN 'N GRIN MAY 14 • 8pm-Auditorium-Tickets $3 symposia remember," the English music, from the opening pianist told the near number "Tiny Dancer," to capacity audience at Jenison the finish, "Honky • Tonk Fieldhouse. That it was. By Women," showed his great By GEORGE WHITE the end it had turned into and Evaluation" is the topic Persons in a Racist The symposia will close a versatility. John's music State News Staff Writer for Tuesday's session. Society." at 7 gigantic party with 9,000 sticks to p.m. on Friday in 35 no one musical The first annual Alfred Opubor, director of Leslie Rout, associate Union. Friday's topic is dancing, singing form, but icrobalic 1^1 ton participants. runs every style, from country - through "Symposia on Black Artistic the African Studies Center, professor of history, will "Black Artists: Changing Creativity" will be held will ccoordinate the coordinate Thursday's Roles and Ideologies." Icrobatic Elton John displayed some of his famous Bounding onto the stage rock to rock and roll.. from 7:30 to 10 p.m. today activities in Parlor A Union. activities in 35 Union. The in a sparkling, pink, Norfolk Three numbers that "Changing Roles," will e antics before, after and during some of his jacket, John and his band, through Friday at MSU. Visiting participants will be scheduled topic is "Black be coordinated by Alfred jS musical numbers. His act followed the Dillards particularly showed the The symposia, which are from Rutgers University, Art Nigel Olson on drums, Dee and Survival and Opubor with participants range of John's talent were tursday night in Jenison Fieldhouse. Murray on bass and Davey "Levon," "Madman Across being sponsored by the African Studies Center and the University of M a ssa c hussetts and Program Planning." Harold from Howard University, State News photo by Donald Sak Johnstone, Cruse, author of "The Crisis Boston University, Detroit, gave an electric the Water," and "Can I Put the Center of Urban Affairs, Governors State University. of the Black You On?" Each number will Intellectual," University of Wisconsin and be a combination of Keorapetse Kgositsile, will participate. New York City. went from a soft, slow the exiled South African speeches and workshops piano solo to a pounding "designed toaddress problems poet, will lecture |HA jam, then back to the slow and concerns related to Wednesday in 108B Wells proposes piano solo. As a pianist John is black artistic creativity and Hall. Kgositsile, now a writer in residence at the nothing short of a virtuoso. His playing showed cultural development." The week's event start at University Carolina, of North OUTLINES uniform 7:30 p.m. today in 35 will speak on >r astounding maturity and Union. Robert Harris, "South Africa: The Creative TO STUDY BY: sensitivity and yet power. associate professor of music, He pounds the piano so ATL: 111, 112 Fochtman said. will coordinate a session MCAT- DAT-GRE |n a|| University "It's an avenue the hard that it seems that he called "What is Black HUM.: 241, 242, 243 fence hall closing policy, Individual halls can individual halls can utilize, could pound it into slivers Creativity?" Participants SOC.: 231A, 232 A & B, 233 A & B 11 to 6 a.m. daily, was expand the guidelines set by like leaving the middle with relative ease. are LSAT-ATGSB from Morehouse College NAT. SCI.: 191A, 192A, 193 A & B & C Lly proposed by the RHA on the doors open between the John's voice, too, has and Howard University as CHEM.: 130, 131, 141 ■jdence Halls Assn. recommendation of the wings of coed halls," both NAT'L. BDS. clarity and power, and well as MSU. ■A), RHA president residence hall's council. Fochtman said. ECONOMICS: 200, 201 never once wavered "Black Arts: Aesthetics ■ la Fochtman said HISTORY: 121, 122 Jrday. 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WRITE AWAY YOUR NAME ON THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION BLANK AT THE JOHN ROBERTS RING DISPLAY STUDENT BOOK STORE Across from Olin at 421 East Grand River 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monda\ -SPORTS- S' breezes past OSU Golfers ni'nfh] in on legs of distance men IUfourney| By STEVE STEIN State News Sports By GARY KORRECK Marshall Dill and junior Doug Colucci established a Writer long the gun lap after Corry had MSU's golfers suffered through State News Sports Writer Field record with a 49 - V4 jumper Del Gregory hung close for the first 11 tournament this past Three Ralph Young Field established Field records for laps. performance to take first weekend at th '* place. Intercollegiate Invitational in Blooming records were set Saturday, MSU, but it was the Ken Popejoy, nursing a the Spartans hope they can turn two by Spartans, as MSU performance of the Spartan strained leg, sprinted away Bob Cassleman just missed things .m. f'H trackmen outclassed Ohio distance men, who outscored from Gary Kurtz to take the setting a Field record in the 440 intermediate hurdles as they host the Spartan Saturday. InvitationalTrin 1 *n' I nINSIDE 1 „ most together devastating attack on film." on one man ever put In the International Center 'ace hardwareII ALBERT GOLDMAN: "'Mllkhouse Is funnier thsn any current comedy. The only sad thing Is Its truth." JERRY PARKER, NEWSDAY:" howlingly funny ..a film to make you wish we didn't have Nixon to kick around any more." fTHIS IS miDWE/T FILfTl FE/TIVAL WEB JAMES A. WECHSLER, N. Y. POST: "...the predominantly audience howled with young, antl-eetabllahment a kind of ecstatic 18Hrsof films from around the world guest speakers music groups JAY COCKS, TIME MAGAZINE: "A funny likeness of the 37th President Nixon seems to emerge as the 5 Days of film events kind of bunko artist of whom W.C. Fields always ran afoul." TONIGHT 111 OLDS 9 Totally different programs & other 76 Films to be shown surprizes!! MIRCHILD AUD. Tuesday- Saturday 3,7&9 EMILE be ANTONIO S MILLHOUSE CNR4D AUDITORIUNS. THursday-Saturday 79&11 mJy NNILSON AUDITORIUNV flursday- Saturday 7,9 8c 11 MILLHOUSE 7:30-9:30 NIXON'SCHECKER SPEECH 7:00 9:00-11:00 LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT 9:30 TICKET PASSES ARE STILL ON SALE AT THE UNION; CAMPBELL'S & MARSHALL MUSIC Matinee Passes (5 shows) $3.00 - Festival Passes (9 shows) $5.00 Because this film is based Individual tickets sold at door for $1.00 entirely on the spoken word of Richard Nixon it must be RATED D for DULL . -FIRST SHOHMT 3PM TUESDAY i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 8, 1972 9 SPORTS- atsmen split with U-M IrAIG remsburg rMcoimn when the out fielder mil\a outfielder with teammate Shaun collided j^^.7 m . dejected Sackmann recalled made their season record 19 I News Sports Writer Howltt and broke two bones later. "I caught the ball but 9-1. - and the first one was down low and inside," an elated V ABBOR What in his left hand. we collided and hit heads. He Righthander Mickey Howltt commented later. Jj out to be a good knocked me out and I guess Greg Buss blooped Elwood hurled a fine one • "Fm a better low than fend for the MSU ball to shallow left a fly the glove. ball came out of my hitter for the 12-10-1 ball hitter and I pretty well high ,11 team ended on a centerfield in the fifth for • Wolverines, giving up only a knew the first one was out." "I must have fallen on i note Saturday the U - M squad, whom the my line single to left by Ron loon in the University Spartans defeated 8 0 hand at the same time." Pruitt with two outs in the Oliver made it 6 • 0 in the Jchigan's windy Fisher Howltt was able to finish • sixth with a 360 - foot blast Friday, and Sackmann and the game but Sackmann was eighth. Elwood struck out four and walked four MSU to right after Steve Cerez had Howltt both dove for the taken out and given medical ■ Spartans were double ball. batters to gain his first walked and John Dace had Iasthey dropped a7-0 "Neither of us called for It attention. victory of the year as forced Cerez at second. It In to the Wolverines and I thought he (Howltt) The loss evened the opposed to three defeats. was Oliver's second home Est Jerry Sackmann for Spartans' Big Ten record at 3 run this season and moved was 10 feet away," Larry Ike and Elliott Tnainder of the season a - 3 (the same as U • M) and Moore pitched for the his RBI count to 25, one les6 than team - leader Howltt. Spartans and starter Ike was Single shots over the fence lose to illihi tagged with his second defeat this season. He went six full in left by Pruitt (his third) and Howitt (his seventh, tops innings, gave up seven hits, on the two runs (one earned), team) in the seventh letters blast walked none and fanned two. Ike was trying for his sixth win this year. only served to give VanPelt some breathing room. All eyes upward The big righthander, now 3 Spartan batter Shaun Howitt looks up in time to see his three - run homer in the weekend of bottom of the Moore was touched up for jyPAT FARNAN prosperous lineup, which four hits and five runs (one - 3 on the year and 2 -1 in the third disappear over the fence in Friday's 8 - 0 MSU win over Michigan. Howitt hit jeNews Sports Writer tennis, combining with Scott Rosen to defeat their the varsity tennis mentor of fourteen years pointed out, earned) in his two - inning Big Ten, gave up eleven hits but key defensive plays by two blasts in the game but was blanked in Saturday's 8 • 0 loss to U - M at Ann stint. Four Spartan errors, Arbor. ■U's surging tennis doubles opposition. Fodell would be necessary if the Howitt, Rick Carrow, Pruitt Aell one victory short also downed singles Spartans were to enjoy a two of them committed by and John Dace helped, State News photo by B. Remington catcher keep ■projected season goal opponent Miles Harris of winning Pruitt, hurt both • weekend, as the Illinois the day before, 2 - 6, season. MSU swept the doubles hurlers. the Wolverines off scoreboard. VanPelt walked the Men's IM V mauled Purdue 8 - 6-4,6-1. It was a different story competition as Drobac five and struck out 10 while The deadline for Lgy, but dropped the MSU grabbed the reverted back to the doubles Friday, however, as Brad serving up a total of 184 hall track entries is 4:45 W* TUs day's encounter J Illinois by a remaining singles matches, needing only two sets in combination which he implemented in early season VanPelt left 16 Wolverine runners stranded on the pitches. Pete Helt (4 - 3) was the loser. p.m. today. The scratch . *(VOWSHOU/MG/>X BUTTERFIELD DRIVE-IN THEATRES ladth, 5 - 4. each case, with Rosen, A1 bases In pitching the batsmen meeting will also be held at play. Vetter and Williams less a to the plus Spartans .500 Jacoby, and Bill Jagger topped Plumb and Tom Giordano, 6 - 3, 6 • 3. to an 8 - 0 shutout. It was VanPelt's second whitewash comes The University of Detroit in Tuesday for a this time — with preliminaries beginning at 5:30 p.m. $TARLlT E Unce level in regular of the year, the other coming twinblll with the Spartans, Fodell and Rosen then The MSU Invitational j competition, after a in a 1 - 0 win over Illinois. who play at home this disposed of Hammond and Tennis Championship will COUNTRY MUSIC |ous T spring campaign Ross Davis, 6 • 0, 6 - 4. Howltt gave VanPelt a 4 • 0 lead in the third, after Pruitt weekend In doubleheaders begin at 6 p.m. today. All FANS "SILENT which coach Stan Jacoby and Olson, who against Indiana and Ohio ... See 38 had knocked in Bailey Oliver contestants must be present RUNNING" Jbac's n etters replaced Jagger in the with a single to center, with a State. at this time. TOP COUNTRY Kulated eight losses doubles, concluded the day PERFORMERS IN PLUS Bt a victory. ■ the ■ ngent youthful tennis on a sweet note, Rod Johnson and Andy crushing three - run homer to left. Howltt had two round trippers for the game. RHARH/KHARHARHA "THE Paul Newman In threw the Bodner, 6 - 2, 6 - 0. NASHVILLE "SOMETIMES A Irience factor out the "Both were hit CATCH-22 on fast balls GREAT NOTION" I, and in the words Friday's heartbreaker SOUND" Illinois from the jn captain and number resulted Plus_ Jnan Ked Rick Vetter, Spartans' inability to a few people." capture the doubles Johnny Cash IN "THEY MIGHT BE [i very happy with competition after splitting J guys," Drobac the singles with three "A GUN FIGHT" ■ented reflecting on victories each. The Illinl AND ton ■ ft as a whole. "We inexperienced and but they never quit. then copped two out of three In the doubles to gain the victory. Kjas Lansing Shown Late Aung in there." ■day's confrontation MSU's tennis agenda includes post season \'OP£H£1/£RYMTE ■V ■e lights out on any tournament action in the ■ of a winning season. ■Jrobac's racketeers SCOTT ROSEN Big Ten and NCAA championships. The two • £ (4 MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES Storming right back to day battle for the ■ Purdue, indicating ☆ doing the honors. Rosen, conference title will be "t feel the season who occupied the number played in Madison, Wise., ☆ allowing the four position for the this weekend and could be ■makers only one Spartan netters, played a an opportune time for the strong second half for Spartans to requite Big Ten Itter started the Drobac, and helped provide foes for services rendered Irks on Saturday as needed strength from the during the regular season. Jormer number four ftrho was elevated to • ••••••••••••MM ■rst spot this year, Id Steve Plumb in two J-2,6-2. Senior Night |lue's Phil Hammond aptured the visitors' ■ point of the day. lond ■sets to was Jorn Dave Williams forced to go do it, as a ammn id Hammond 6 • 2 In Wednesday-May 10 , but dropped, st two giving the nod ■ he Boilermaker pitative, 2 - 6, 6 - 4, 6 I Fodell then provided ■with the lead as the Hn's much improved ■man subdued Chuck »'i.6-1,6- 2. jde>* enjoyed a ULIES pawn shop • 50c Cover - Proceeds go to the Senior Class Council • Senior Class glasses given at the door • Dance Show at the 'the original land grant tavern 'The Tweittielk Geutafs land other Absurdities" ROD SERbING FRI., MAY 12 8 p.m. MAIN AUDITORIUM Rod Serling, noted writer, producer and director will speak on "The ^85 20th Century and other Absurdities" Including his "Twilight Zone" and "Night Gallery" programs. CLARK GABLE He will also show and discuss his choice for the best fantasy VIVIEN LEIGH from the Midwest Film Festival. LESLIE HOWARD u. ^ $1.50 TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT MARSHALL OLIVIA de HAMLLAND MUSIC, UNION TICKET OFFICE & CAMPBELL'S LAST4 DAYSI TONIGHT IN ONE PERFORMANCE 1.50 A Residence Hall Presentation 109 ANTHONY ONLY AT 8:00 ABealFlIm 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mond aiOlay 8 ,( ise Buys! STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS 355*255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frenfc For Rent GET Action WITHA Automotive Employment Want Ad y,.— CHEVELLE must 487-3474. MALIBU 1970, sell. Best offer. Excellent PONTIAC CATALINA Wagon, 1967, good transportation, SUMMER employment AND part with merchant time Apartments original owner. $700. wholesaler. Automobile TWO MAN, sublet, close to condition. 3-5-10 EAST •AUTOMOTIVE 353-3978, 349-4479. 5-5-12 required. 351-5800 for campus, clean, $150. Call LANSING . - information. C-3-5-10 351-9139. 5-5-9 soon, 1634 r Scooters & Cycles CHEVELLE MALIBU 1968. PONTIAC LEMANS, Parts & Service Convertible, V-8, 4-speed, EARN EXTRA credits this convertible, 1967. V-8, clean. ROOMMATE SERVICE Aviation buckets, power steering and Phone IV9-4410. 5-5-8 summer at Jack son fl«»9es. $220. 351-44 if •EMPLOYMENT brakes, AM/FM. 676-2065. 3-5-8 $1100. Community College. Mail Summer rent Rates _6pm. 10-5.11 •TOR RENT RENAULT, 1967. Good guest application form (from Apartments CHEVELLE MALIBU 1969. condition, 4 new tires, gas your registrar) to: $45 subleaTETummT^ Houses White with black interior. mileage 30-35 per gallon. Admissions Office, 2111 Emmons Road, Jackson, air col■ .,Ur''rd minimum condition, power steering, condition, low mileage, $795 or best offer. 351-3347, HONDA 1 7 5cc, 1971, evenings 485-1816. 10-5-17 Call Mr. Whitney 351-1010, Sunbathe SUMMER SUBLEASE,*! power brakes, air - Streetster. Good condition. N.E. ISAACSON INC. of 2-man, furnished l No. DAYS 353-7744. 3-5-10 jwo'ljDS 3 4.00 5I10 T56 *r % 22 23.DIS'"1 j 11 22 25.10"" P central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated SPACIOUS 3 - apartment, available summer bedroom ir a wr 26 Legit", J Bin* '"| swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to and fall. Call 355-0975 11 % •I B V a 29 32 W". Model Api V02-A be among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM call today. The 2 3-6-10 M % fr ir 3" 37 W,iBL Assstiw ■ I $60/month bedroom units start at per man. % 39 Donni^J tAWm DIM APARTMENTS Open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 349.3530 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE and TWELVE APARTMENT FOR four, Old Post Office, 337-9566. 5-5-8 "near summer, fall Ml % IN MO HI ff 43, GlulW"' MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE . % fr 45. Sim'"" I 47. p, 0 r VA w tiw „ MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. NEEDED: 2 girls, summed, 48 HM* 341 E. SAGINAW HWY. SUITE 411 •40/month, utilities paid, air >1 51. P< EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 conditioned, furnished, near cempus, 3320143. 6-6-8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 8, 1972 11 For Rent TFor Rent For Sale For Sale Recreation Houses BOAT; 12' Local candidate groups organize Ipartmenti IDEAL TWO bedroom furnished trailer. $300 Geneva, 40 horsepower Mercury, and 655-3638. Mobile Homes EUROPE SUMMER '72. Round trip jets from $219. ,urnish8d- . houie: Washer, dryer, 3-68 FOR RENT, summer/fall, East STUDENTOURS, 129 East (Continued from page one) campaign and harass us." organize for her. About 35 7 dose " in- ,umm*r office; Grand River, 351-2650 He said the students who 40 people have indicated Llates. Ca" 487-3216 close, reasonable. 361-6636; 5-5-11 Summer. ELECTRO - VOICE MODEL 14 Lansing area, small deposit. 882 6072. 3-5-8 355-2824. C-10 5-16 campus, but he said the have indicated support for or interest in the New York *2316. x 10-5-12 stereo loudspeakers, new. details have not yet been the Wallace are trying to congresswoman according EAST LANSING. Marshall 50 - watt. SRO's, XX worked out. identify other interested to Sue Otte, a spokesman ttf) students occupancy, 4 June bedroom new. 351-1889. x-6-5-6 Personal OLYMPIC GAMES The third major students by telephone and for the Chisholm Tfaculty furnished house campus. Students close welcome to WATER BED with heater, PREGNANT? We understand. contender in the primary through the mail. Wallace supporters. Call EDWARD G. padded raised Call MUNICH, GERMANY election, Gov. George will be in An organizational HACKER frame, us. Pregnancy I 3 bedroom apts. COMPANY matching end tables, best counseling. 372-1560. 0-5-31 Wallace, has a small Lansing today and Tuesday meeting was held last week, Rental offer. 882-9546.5-5-12 following on campus. About on his quick swing through Otte said, but no definite Lth studY Headquarters 485-2262, Mr. Steele 485-1816. 10-5-17 or attention: biology, 20 or 25 people have the state. He will be plans were made to form a GERMAN STRING BASE with SPAIN: PRE SUMMER break, physical science and - indicated support for the speaking at 8 p.m. today in campus campaign for Tomastik strings, bag,stand. 1 June 8 $*149 p*1"10 LARGE SUMMER house blocks from campus, utilities 2 year old. Call 339-8390. B-1-5-8 Daniel general science package, - 19, complete $219. Inquire: Alabama according to governor, one student the Lansing Civic Center. Admission is free. Chisholm. The MSU Committee to STUDENTOURS, 351-2650 IHFURNISHED paid. 351-0177. 3-5-9 MAGNA VOX STEREO $200. majors. 355-2824. C-10-5-16 who identified. asked not to be Many of the campaign workers for Sen. Edmund Re - elect President Nixon primarily is trying to i welcome EAST LANSING House and Extras. Portable Color 12" All college of Natural MEMORIAL WEEKEND. The student said Wallace Muskie, who has said he will identify potential Nixon Apartments for lease. Science j6, no pets Starting fall. Also rooms for TV, new, $200. 393-2151. and other majors, Interested Nassau, $139. Toronto, $59. supporters have not no longer campaign actively support on campus, 5-5-12 summer and fall. Call tea111 application for May 26-29. Deluxe packages. Call formally organized because in the primaries, are now according to Dan Behringer, STUDENTOURS they fear student working for the IvlcGovern Lansing senior and NOB HILL programs In Biology, Physical 332-2361.3-5-9 WE DO most Science and General Science repairing and 351-2650, 355-2824 retaliation. or Humphrey campaigns. spokesman for the group. replace broken frames. should note the following C-10-5-16 "We're Before it dissolved, about GRADUATE STUDENTS want OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 dates. Deadline to submit keeping the Behringer said the Nixon IRTMENTS 4-5 bedroom house for summer. 363-6894. 5-5-9 East Michigan Avenue. 372-7409. C-5-5-12 completed applications for summer and fall term May 12, 1972. A notification 1972 Service visibility of our efforts deliberatley low," he said. 30 or involved in 35 students were the campus group is phoning and mailing literature to of action will be mailed by "There are many students Muskie effort. students in an effort to 1349-4700 COUNTRY HOUSE located in May 23, 1972 In time for REMEMBER REED'S garage on this campus who do not Although attract Nixon supporters on I Mondav • F'id«Y nice area. Horses boarded on COLE'S BAKERY early registration. . we're back! Domestics, . . like Wallace and we're afraid Chisholm seems to Shirley have campus. ■ i.m. • 5 p m- property. Couple only. TUESDAY ONLY. Special, 4 VWs, Datsun, Toyota. 2707 that if we did organize, they significant student support, No campus office has i 12-5 p.m. $175/month. 4 miles south loaves Home Style white East Kalamazoo. 485-2998 of MSU - E-37 McDonel Hall 5-5-10 might try to disruot our little has been done to been set up yet, he said. near Holt. 882-8779 bread, at our Bakery Foods dwmile north i jolly RD. on 5-5-10 Concession. MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES, Okemos, 355-1725 EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad "It's What's Happening" South Pennsylvania, West students, reliable, references. emos road Rooms Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, WANTED - CAR en rou.. ™ Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. Denver in June, to pull U - Logan Center, 4002 West Free estimates. C-4-5-8 Dick Haul. WILL PAY I 355-2941 Announcements for It's Holland, community SUMMER ROOM and board. 10 What's school coordinator at Sheridan Rapid and Efficient Reading Saginaw, 1721 North Grand 3-5-10 Happening must be classes are offered from 8 a.m. weeks. Theta Sorority. CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY received in the State News Road Elementary, will meet River, C-2-5-9 to 5 p.m. Monday through 349-9371, 337-0100. B-3-5-8 on display in THE ALLE office, 341 Student Services with interested MSU Volunteers supergraphics Friday in the Learning during Greenwich Village Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least two to discuss ''Developing REFRIGERATOR - Volunteer Recreation Resources Center, 204 Bessey ROOMS FOR girls, in managed EXCELLENT condition. Supergraphlcs, an art Days. CYCLOPS STUDIO. class days before publication. Programs" Hall. end your $50. form involving huge pictures 220 Albert, 332-0573. No announcements will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday in 6 Student group living situation. Meals 337-7050. 2-5-9 painted on walls, may be the Services Bldg. accepted by phone. No MSU College Republicans excellent and optional. answer C-5-5-12 ||NG worries Parking. Call ED2-6426. CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE. for big facturing plants anxious to pep up the spirits of workers manu¬ announcements will be for events outside the accepted greater will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Owen Graduate Assn. will at the Union Sunporch. 5-5-10 Work done locally. Free READ TV FACTS, Lansing ost parking per unit engaged in humdrum jobs. One distributed every Wednesday area. present a jazz concert from 8 to last Lansing at ROOM FOR liberal estimates. Fast, guaranteed way to liven up dreary working conditions Is at your local merchants. 1 1 tonight in the Owen Special Brody co - ed housing student, service. Approximately V4 Cafeteria. room signup for Emmons and ■ ham Woods, to keep your eye on the C-22-5-31 kitchen facilities, 2 blocks norma! repair cost. WILCOX STATE Butterfield will be held from 4 NEWS Classified ■shed studio, 1 from campus $55/month plus SECOND HAND STORE, Ads' to 7 "Help Wanted" The Monday Business Flicks p.m. Tuesday and lm and 2 bedroom utilities. 361-3340. 3-5-8 509 East Michigan. columns. By reading them 4c/3c/2c/1c. XEROX COPIES. Service presents "The Future of Wednesday in 101 Brody. Kents, from only 485 4391.C each day, you better job may find a Lowest prices in town! 50 copies, Technology" at noon today in opportunity with Vnonth. SINGLE ROOMS from June 15 working conditions more to $1.50. Copies, better and cheaper 115 Eppley Center. The Outing Club will sponsor to September 15, $140. RALEIGH COMPETITION your liking. Turn there now! than printing. Typing Service a program on diving with Jack |w LEASING BOWER HOUSE. 351-4490 3-5-10 221b. ten speed, 24" frame, many extras. $250. Best LANSING HAMMOND Organ 9 - THE PAPER EATER 9, 211 Abbott Road, Free U classes meeting today: FCC Third Class License - 7:30 Stoner, secretary of the Michigan Capitol City Dive TYPING THESES and letters, p.m., 201 Bessey Hall; dub, at 7 p.m. Tuesday in 116 offer. Scott 351-8660. 3-5-9 Society meetng. Monday, 351^4321.0^31 Motorcycle Repair - 7:30p.m., Natural Science Bldg. ROOMS: MEN etc. Rapid, accurate service. cooking, May 8, 1972. 7:30 p.m. FOR QUALITY service on 458 Evergreen Ave.; Sensitivity PORTABLE Experienced. 393-4075. 7:30 p.m., Phillips Hall first The Afternoon summer, all. Real close. SPEED Queen Grinnell's Frandor. Come and TV's and recorders. - Tea Co. will kham Woods 337-9566. 5-5^ washer. Used once before bring a friend or two. 4-5-8 stereos. THE STEREO SHOPPE. C-5-31 floor library; South America - present a student laboratory 7:30 p.m., 108 Bessey Hall. production of "Charley's Aunt" moving. $140. 393-5193. 337-1300. C-5-31 ANN BROWN: Typing and at 8 p.m. Thursday, 7 p.m. ROOMS, SINGLES AND 3-5-9 DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. Peanuts Personal muitilith offset printing. MSU Veterans Assn. -MACV1 will begin its legislative day at 8 Friday and 8 p.m. Saturday in the Arena Theater. Utilities paid. CALL Complete service for PHOTOCOPIES 3cl a.m. Tuesday at Old Central 372-8077. C-5-31 Animals M.D.P. STUDENTS: One of us BEAT XEROX prices dissertations, theses, Cafeteria, LCC, not at the The Retailing Club will ED COUPLE manuscripts, general typing, needed. actually got a jobl Advisees CREATIVE American Legion Hall. initiate new officers at a picnic RESEARCH, 220 IBM. 22 years experience. It married housing AFGHAN HOUND - Beautiful TRE-Z see Barney before at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Alton For Sale Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 349-0850. C-5-31 show stock. AKC, black, 9 There will be Road Park. Food will be pent. $109/month. mid-May. 5-5-10 an open ■43. 3-5-9 months. Nancy Hill, meeting of the student concerns provided. KA LIB-GRAND OPENINGI 371-3486, days - 393-6050. KATHY, Instruction THINKING OF someone Subcommittee of the Women's MARME, Leenie: Steering Committee at 9:15 The MSU Student Committee Stamps, coins, supplies. Buy, 2-5-9 Welcomel special? Send a "Peanuts I Houjtfs sell, trade. Foreign, U.S. 541 We're glad you TUTORIAL Personal" message with a tonight in the Williams to Re - ^lect President Nixon pledged! DZ Sisters. 1-5-8 HELP by Ph.D.'s. Cafeteria. will meet at 9 p.m. Tuesday in East Grand River, East KITTENS INTERVIEWING All Want Ad. Come in today. 340 North Case Hall. All J):D. scienoes, including math, SUMMER, for Lansing, below Paramount prospective persons who dig 347 Student Services. The MSU Sailing dub will interested persons are JIMBO HAPPY 21st. You're my physics and computers. Call urged to ■ 504 Abbott. $50. Call News. 332-0112. 7-5-15 animals friends. Free. meet at 7:30 p.m. attend. as top banana. Love you, Gwen. 351-8629. 0-1-5-8 Tuesday in 35 T42 after 5 p.m. 2-5-9 482-3057.5-5-12 Union. Shore school will meet at 1-5-8 FAST, ACCURATE typing in 7 p.m. New members are The MSU my' home. Pick-up and Scq^ Highlanders 12 GIRLS for summer, OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog welcome. will meet at 7 p.m. today in the delivery. 482-3193. 3-5-9 Demonstration Hall proom house. Own puppies. Champion sired, Real Estate Photographs entered in the Ballroom. . $60/month, call great disposition, $350. Vision For those with the necessary One contest may be The MSU Folklore Society fe7. 5-5-12 616-344-5936. 10-5-15 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. NICE 2 bedroom house, qualifications. Learn a good picked up in Apt. 422, West Fee will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in Theses, term papers. IBM. basement, large lot, East paying and In-demand skill In Best rates. Call 351-4619. Hall. 100 Berkey Hall. Everyone is JGIRLS, ■hed Summer, large ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel Lansing. 351-0147. 5-5-10 10-5-11 welcome. house. Phone 4512 s- Loqan -female, 1 year, AKC, liver Albert Hirschman, Harvard ■82. 3-5-10 and white, $75. 669-3960. BY OWNER. University, will speak on College of Social Science SONY TX127, stereo cassette Large comfortable 5-5-10 "Reflections on Exit Voice and undergraduates applications family home near campus. Transportation - deck. JVC 504OU.AM/FM |)0M. UP to 9 students, stereo receiver. Beseler 332-8223. 5-5-8 Loyalty: Organizational Deterioration and Recovery" at for various council positions are available in 205 Berkey Hall s, dishwasher,close to AKC. ST. Bernard puppies, 57MBX motorized enlarger 9 a.m. in 104AB Kellogg Center. through Friday. s. Available June 16. lovable. Good house dogs. FOUR BEDROOM house in Glen SPLIT COSTS to California or iter 5 p.m. 655-2555. with coldlight head, very $75 and up. Negotiable. Call Cairn Alaska. Leave in May good. Used Telephoto and area, by owner. 933 723-7793, Owosso. 5-5-10 Westlawn. Call 332-6744. 355-6797.3-5-10 wide angle camera lenses. TV .Long term financing 5-5-10 2 sets, typewriters, tapestries, available bedroom, Mobile Homes ed, double garage, head-phones, 8-track home and car tape players. 500 HOLT - 5 BEDROOM home. For more Information call SPARTAN KEYPUNCH Wanted efrigerator, full Fenced yard, 3 car garage. ACADEMY at 393-8615. used 8-track tapes, $2 each. SKYLINE 1969, 12' x 60', |iwnt and utilities, WILCOX SECOND HAND excellent condition, 2 694-8305.5-5-12 DON'T FORGET blood comes pwnth. Available June - PRIVATE GUITAR instruction. only from people. Save a life. 1V4 miles from STORE. 509 East Michigan bedroom, furnished or Avenue, 8-5:30 p.m. Mondav unfurnished, shed, skirted, Folk, Rock, Classical. All Give blood. Professional Call 353-6922 or Brookview Park, Perry. Recreation styles. $3 per lesson. Inquire donors compensated. - Saturday, 485-4391. [>84 after 2 p.m. 3-5-10 Bank Americard, Master 625-3451.3-5-10 at MARSHALL MUSIC, MICHIGAN COMMUNITY UNION BOARD FLIGHTS. BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Charge, Layaway, Terms, 351-7830. C-1-5-8 L GIRL summer $60. Summer Flights i can 60 to the student Trades. C REMBRANDT 1970. 12* x 44'. C-5-31 here's joe cool han6in6 n room, pets OK. Good conditio Detroit-London, still union and e^e chicx? 0c atfouncthe student union |52. 3-5-10 qmust sell, 50 USED SEWING machines. best 489-7706 offer cpv^2600. after CT669-7031 Call available from $195. Contact UNION BOARD FLIGHTS Typing Service FOR SALE: Two tickets, i can 60 to the librae and STl/dv for ms' fiNAL- eveins chicks... $995 and up. Consoles and GUESS WHO Concert, May . p bedroom unfurnished portables,Zig-Zag and straight 5 p.m. 5-5-9 Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. C COMPLETE THESES service. 11, Civic Center. $6 or 2/$9. Available now stitchers. 489-1345. 5-5-9 Discount printing. IBM typing ■ptember 15. Near. HORIZON SUNRISE PARK. JET FLIGHTS to Germany from ELECTRO-GRAND, 804 and binding of theses, ■ '7,351-0918. X-5-5-8 1970. Like new, 2 bedroom, $159. Anne Munnich, NOW IS the time to put your East Michigan, Lansing. resumes, publication. Across or bedroom and den, 355-7846.0-1-5-8 Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. from campus, corner M.A.C. home on the market. We'll |CL0SE. Summer term, Saturday, 9-12 noon. unfurnished, carpeted, air, and Grand River, below Jones find your buyer. Professionals bedrooms. skirted, sodded lot, pool EUROPE - WEEKLY Flights. 0-22-6-31 Stationery Shop. Call help you sell!! Barbara Lipp 9. 5-5-12 Tours available. Call Frank privileges. 15 minutes from COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Hollstein, LaNOBLE campus. Call after 1 p.m. Buck, 351-2286 5 - 7 p.m. FURNITURE, TENT Sale. Sa\« iMroom. Duplex. $60. J ' • October 1. 1?0.3-5-10 30% - 50% at BROOKS FURNITURE, downtown 625-7375. 3-5-9 1-5-8 337-1666. C-5-31 PROFESSIONAL THESIS REALTY, REALTORS, 482-1637,484-4343.1 -5-8 NOW LEASING Grand Ledge, Phone RICHARDSON 1971, 12' x 65'. typing for any field. IBM NEED ONE girl. June 14-August ■ STREET. P Summer term. Own 2-3 people 627-9600. 0-12-5-17 3 bedrooms, completely furnished. Excellent condition, $5800. skirting, Selective Sharon D-20-5-22 Typewriter. Call Vliet, 62 7 2936. 28. Capitol Villa / Will pay 54 rent. 351-5442 before 2:30 FOR SUMMER I Pat. 351-9029. GUITAR. HARMONY 150, 3/4 p.m. 3-5-10 & FALL 3-5-9 Immediate possession. size, like new. $25. 625-3810. 5-5-11 1R 0 0 M 339 8685. S-3-5-8 Tsh«idroom*. * and individual air-conditioning. These two-man units have ample parking UNIVERSITY VILLA l c°"Ple or space for every resident. Recreation is planned for with a giant swimming El ■"-■3-5-8 i 337-2494 pool and private balconies. We also have a full time resident manager for - * INN AMERICA any problems. If you want to be among the first residents of CEDAR IBEDR00M~~h7uM~ Crawling distance from GREENS call today. The one - bedroom units start at $85/month per In •!rm' h°ne «60 per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL:MARK SIMONS, 1-6p.m., 355-4247. Roomate service available. your favorite night spot. 351-8631,3-6-9 and twelve month leases available. •Air conditioned •Dishwarfiers •Unlimited Parking •New Furniture ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. HALSTEAD Daily I'ilta lb., '"""'I'M • i"':1?"* "ii •Shag Carpeting 2771 f •Model Open Call 351-8282 241 E.SAGINAW HWY. SUITE411 MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 444 Mich. Ave. 351 7910 Stow) - (Bfhind the Yankee 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday Scheme traps consumers STATE DISCOID (Continued from page one) year incomes, towards social security and medicare. front of the throngs, numbering between 500 ai>d 700. arH 307 c. firand Though Turner's perpetual - money hoaxes have been repeatedly exposed by consumer protection agencies, For two continuous days, with breaks only for bed and toilet, guests are bombarded by "You Were Born To Be even browbeaten to the point One 19 • of nervous breakdo vn. year - old East Lansing resident who reiu^d to rivq courts and the press, people continue to join the Great" sermons, by maudlin appeals to American buy DTBG last weekend was hounded to the point of tears. patriofffem, and by tear - jerking movies. Albert G. Issaae, of the attorney general's office, said the juggernaut. Last week, for example, at least 100 gullible All this time, one's watchdog host keeps Consumer Protection Division is currently gathering pounding away consumers, including some from MSU, signed into DTBG. with high - pressure pitches, smiles, jokes and evidence for a case against DTBG. apts - on - the What's going on here? - back to break down resistance. $1.10 The catalyst that triggers the sales, that turns skeptics Amazingly, it works. But Al Smith, president of Turner Enterprises, insists that nothing will stop "the unstoppable" Glenn Turner Cigarettes Crest into true believers, and the keystone to the growth of The average guest tends to be a frustrated, unhappy from further expansion. Turner Enterprises, is the rousing, two - day sessions worker. Faced with futures knee - deep in grease, they are "We're opening up 500 new companeis within the next Toothpaste known as "Golden Opportunity Tours," or simply "Go - Tours." easily goaded into plunging neck - deep in debt for a chance year," he announced at a recent Go - Tour in Detroit. 3/99c Getting poeple to attend is the main battle. Recruiters prowl in the streets, restaurants and even at fulfilling the American dream. Those who refuse to join on the spot are embarrassed in Like a Bobo doll, Turner intends to bounce back to haunt the Michigan consumer no matter what happens. limit 3pkgs. 6.75 c ^59°limit l bathrooms to round up prospective customers, who, (coupon) without being told the nature of the business, are invited (coupon) to spend two free days at the Detroit Hilton hotel to find out how they can become successful, or synonymously, AAUP backs unionization as national policy "filthy rich." Among other things, one is enticed by the flashy clothes, Cadillac Eldorados and thick wads of $100 - bills flaunted by the salesmen, who promise that the secret of (Continued from page one) contenders and the bargaining unit. their proposed definitions of the unit in that AAUP Virginia Maid Nude Panty Ife administration to debate the AAUP and the faculty Faculty Associates Hied in Sheer from waist to toe their apparent success will be revealed over the weekend. associates differ basically in would include department March but were found to be composition of the chairmen and assistant and Once someone attends a Go - Tour, the chances are lacking in the number of four out of five that he gets nailed down for a $2,000 or $5,000 contract, according to DTBG President A1 Smith. required signatures on authorization cards. associate chairmen. If both groups have the 99c limit 3 This impressive rate is undoubtedly fostered by the nature of Go In - Tours. atmosphere, they resemble revival meetings held by Sigmund Nosow, MSU chapter president of AAUP, Board censured for firing necessary number of signatures, the employment East . (coupon) Expires after 5 13 72 Lansing Store Only speed freaks, only money becomes God, Turner becomes said, last week that the institution have not been relations commission will the Messiah, DTBG becomes the gospel, rags - to - riches AAUP also would have the (Continued from page one) corrected. schedule hearings to testimonials become the miracles, money cheers, songs required number of determine the appropriate $1.19 $1.25 American The investigative and chants become the hymns, and "fantastic" and signatures before the military "great" take the place of "praise God" and "Amen." employment relations involvement in the war in committee on the Angela bargaining agency. Right Guard Super Sum In Turner's cosmology, heaven is big money and easy commission scheduled Southeast Asia, TTie motion Davis case concluded that The ballot of the ensuing a the regents moved to election would list both Dry Deodorant Ny Host living, while hell consists of edging slowly, on $7,000 - a - meeting among two specifically criticizes the withdraw academic credit possible sending of marines groups and any other to Vietnam. •Call for "a nonretributive from Davis' courses in disregard of accepted contenders which had collected 10 per cent of the °z 69° limit 1 49c universal amnesty," so that academic procedures. signatures of the faculty and Decision on Viet war said near expatriated war or imprisoned resisters and Relating to status: that the regents vetoing Davis' a "no union" choice. (coupon) Expires after 5-13-72 East Lansing Store Only conscientious objectors can reappointment because of If "no union" receives a her public utterances was in return to the United States majority of the votes, a one (Continued from page one) the situation in Southeast that Rogers will return to violation of her academic without legal penalty. year statute of limitations responded to a question. Asia." Europe after the White freedom; that the regents would be in effect before But it was clear the The Security Council, House consultations and •Praise "initiatives toward failed to show these 5 X 7 Colorsilk Enlargement normalizing relations with President was at the point whose staff is headed by resume his schedule. utterances demonstrated [ From Kodacolor negative only) the People's Republic of of decision on future U.S. presidential adviser Henry Rogers was recalled from unfitness for a faculty China." Hie vote at the national diplomatic steps and on Kissinger, includes the Bonn even before he had position; and that because Ac ways to cope with the secretaries of state and talked with West German The censure action against the Administration of UCLA the regents failed to AAUP convention echoes a 44c continuing North Vietnamese offensive which defense, the vice president, the chairman of the Joint Chancellor Willy Brandt. The return forced indefinite added that university to a list reappoint Davis in spite of the chancellor' P^on taken last fall by the association's council limit 1 of 25 other colleges and threatens Hue. Before Chiefs of Staff, and the postponement of planned universities on the AAUP recommendation to support of collective (coupon) Expires after 5-13-72 Rogers left Bonn an aide director of the Central visits to Paris and Rome. censure list. reappoint and because they bargaining. East Lansing Store Only said the talks "will include And it coincided with word did not give her an No specific budgetary Intelligence Agency. AAUP considers censure a The that Kissinger's planned trip opportunity to be heard, resources were allocated for group meets warning to the academic to Ja pan had been Davis academic due process the AAUP stepup in infrequently and its sessions community that conditions India donates sometimes coincide with postponed until after the which led to a major was violated. collective bargaining. major policy decisions by Moscow summit meeting violation of academic aid to families the President. May 22 - 29. He was to have freedom and tenure at an Warren said the exact gone to Tokyo May 11. time for the NSC meeting NEW DELHI (AP) - All had not been set. but 83 of the 3,214 Indian He said it is anticipated service - men killed in last December's war with Pakistan were married and left families that have become wards of the government, the Defense Ministry said. $1.39 Tanya Hawaiian Switan Lotion ir limit 1 (coupon