Tuesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE TATE MEWS Volume64 Number 155 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 9,1972 Nixon mines ports to halt arms flow to N.Vietnam WASHINGTON "There is only one way to (AP) - President stop the Nixon said the Communist Nixon announced Monday night he has killing," Nixon said. "That is to keep offensive launched five weeks ago was ordered entrances to North Vietnamese the means to make war out of the hands made possible by tanks, artillery and of the international outlaws of North He referred repeatedly to the ports mined to keep weapons and other weapons supplied by the Soviet supplies from what he called "the Vietnam." Union and other Communist nations. 60,000 American troops still in South international outlaws." He spoke to the nation several hours The President said the Vietnam, saying that inaction in the after U.S. warplanes had returned face of the Communist offensive Nixon said U.S. forces have been administration's initial response was to to attacks in the Hanoi area after a three would jeopardize their lives. directed to take appropriate measures undertake "wide ranging new peace to interdict delivery of - week lapse. And he announced the And immediate withdrawal of those supplies by sea. efforts," but that Hanoi responded He said rail and other lines of decisions after he had worked over the men, he said, would leave South supply only with bombast and "a replaying of will be cut off, while air and naval plans in a three - hour session with the their demands for surrender." Vietnam in danger of Communist strikes continue. National Security Council. takeover. Nixon said the refusal of terms (At MSU, a coalition of all local Nixon never used the word blockade, he called "the maximum any President "We will not cross the line from Refugees fire antiwar groups called for a meeting at 7 p.m. today in the Union lower lounge to discuss "what actions should now be but he said Hanoi must be denied weapons and supplies of war. Nixon said that all Americans would . . . could offer" left him no choice generosity to treachery," he said. e families sit on their belongings in a military truck as taken in response to Nixon's new war be withdrawn within four months from ihey flee from Kontum recently, heading south to Pleiku in escalation.") South Vietnam, and the mining of HIT KEY POINTS The Central Highlands of South Vietnam. Refugees are In a nationally broadcast address, North Vietnamese sea approaches Lading even further south from Pleiku by plane. Nixon said the measures he had ordered taken already were underway. halted at once, if two conditions are met: AP Wirephoto 1. AH U.S. prisoners of war are returned. U.S. planes 2. An internationally - supervised ceasefire is instituted. 'aters wins support Nixon said nations shipping supplies to North Vietnam have been notified they have three days to get their ships Hanoi area out, presumably from the port of SAIGON (AP) — American planes said planes flying from 7th Fleet Haiphong. Dem seat board carried the war to the Hanoi area again carriers carried out the strikes against He said any ships entering North ir on Vietnamese waters after that will do at their own risk. so Monday, striking targets the U.S. command said "are helping to support targets about 15 miles west of Hanoi. The targets included "storage the Communist invasion" of South facilities, barracks and training With that, he disclosed the steps ■ By BARBARA PARNESS Sue Carter, Saginaw senior, who is Graduate Students Vietnam. facilities which are helping to support (COGS) president, taken to seal off North Vietnamese [ State News Staff Writer expected to head O'Donnohue's Three Soviet • built MIG fighters the communist invasion across the read a statement from COGS urging ports, actions that recalled the naval student committee, said a qualified that trustee candidates have a special were reported shot down in aerial demilitarized zone," the command cy Waters, aide to House Speaker quantine of Cuba during the crisis over duels with U.S. aircraft. All the said. It added that "all U.S. aircraft young person is needed on the board concernfor and appreciation of graduate Soviet missiles a decade ago. Jn Ryan, was endorsed Monday as who can relate to students through "age American planes were said to have returned safely from the strikes." students. COGS also urged selection of Nixon prefaced his announcement pdute for the board of trustees by and experience." returned safely. fcntativps of three black student candidates who are "young in by saying there appeared to be only ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner A Radio Hanoi broadcast claimed (Continued nations. outlook." three available course of action: to on page 12) did not attend tne meeting as planned, two American planes were shot down Scott Koenig, East Lansing senior; withdraw U.S. forces [endorsement came at a public but a statement from him was read by immediately, to Monday west of Hanoi, but did not ling of the Alumni Assn. Jeff Frumkin, Oak Park senior. Buckner Phillip Bozzo, Wyandotte senior and simply continue negotiations, or to take decisive military action. pinpoint the location near the capital. •ratic Trustee Selection Mark Charles, East Lansing graduate kitta1 held on campus. | testified before a small audience Twelve advocated selection of a recent MSU graduate. . student said trustee candidates should support increased student voice in But he said given the certain impact of the first two courses, there "is The U.S. strikes were the first within the reaches of the North Vietnamese capital since April 1 6 and U.S. hikes Robert C. Menson, Council of i included members of the University administration. really no choice at ali." the second of the 40 - day - old North liblican Trustee Selection ■ittee and trustee Don Stevens, D - Vietnamese offensive. According to Radio Hanoi, the air power los. CALLED LONG OVERDUE strikes around Hanoi followed heavy Iter Thomas and John Jones, air strikes over other widely scattered lerting the Office of Black Affairs, ■Black United Front and the' areas of North Vietnam on including Sunday, attack on irrigation dikes in Thailand Chicano tuition an ■ity Pre Tswill nary. Law Assn., said their be directed towards Waters' lers has not formally announced By BOB NOVOSAD Under the plan praised proposed plan, at Nam Dinh, a city in tte Red River Delta about 50 miles southeast of the capital. The broadcast mention of the damage to the dikes, made no BANGKOK (AP) - The U.S. Air Force has built up its forces in Thailand in the last few weeks under a Manuel Alfaro, instructor and mantle of secrecy that has covered air ■ndidacy, but said last week she State News Staff Writer applicants would meet the residency but said the strikes were deliberate. coordinator for Chicano programs in test if their parents or legal guardians operations here since 1964. pake a decision by June. She is an Chicano leaders from various the Center for Urban Affairs, also The U.S. command in Saigon said Withdrawal programs which saw were employed as migrant workers in j of the Democratic State Central organizations are generally optimistic found the residency requirement in dikes were not on the planes' target U.S. troop strength drop by 15,800 pitta'. about President Wharton's new Michigan for at least two months Wharton's proposal to be a difficult lists. between July 1970 and May 1971 to a is and Jones also endorsed a during three of the preceeding five and unfair stipulation. He said Chicano tuition plan, but say the level of 32,200 has been reversed. nendation made earlier in the years. proposal "has been a long time in migrants have earned in - state tuition Before the 1968 bombing halt, one Informed sources said 2,000 airmen Kg by Ruben Alfaro, a Lansing coming." by working long years in Michigan body of military thought in South have arrived secretly in Tnt, that the Thailand in the Democratic party Johnson was especially critical of migrant camps where they were Vietnam favored bombing of dikes to e "a black and a brown" for the "Michigan State supposedly has the last month to handle a new buildup of the plan's restriction that verification required to pay Michigan taxes. ustee greatest involvement of all universities cause flooding that could disrupt the combat aircraft. positions to be filled in with agricultural sectors of society," of employment as migrant workers Alfaro said the tuition proposal was movement of war material. Another 3,000 men are due in the Inber. would be required from the Michigan one way to break the vicious said George Johnson, director of the migrant near future. Iro said minority members are United Migrants for Opportunity Inc., F'arm Labor and Rural Manpower circle, but expressed reservations about No major new ground action was Some are being flown in at night to 1 to "balance" the board of Serivces Office, he said many migrants "but a tuition plan like this has been a the University's role in distributing reported Monday on the scattered avoid observation, informants said. 's. He offered to fronts in South Vietnam. But North provide names of long time in coming." may spend their summers in Michigan, information about the proposal. Takhli Air Base, 100 miles north of ftialal candidates to the committee. Though Johnson said that the new but are unable to find regular work Vietnamese pressure remained high Bangkok, built at a cost of $18 million people testifying called on the tuition proposal is a "major due to technological unemployment Alfaro indicated that there are over and renewed attacks were expected in by the U.S. government and closed in |iittee to recommend a recent MSU breakthrough," he was critical of and bad weather restricting crop 3,000 licensed migrant camps in the central highlands and on the old 1971 as part of the withdrawal a candidate. Donna certain stipulations that would qualify harvest. Michgian, not including many small capital of Hue. program, has been reactivated. knohue, a March graduate, who organized migrant groups in different A U.S. headquarters announcement Some 200 American airmen pnouneed her candidacy, was not migrants for in • state tuition. are The new Chicano tuition plan field locations. He said the University lioned specifically at the engaged in bringing the big base back to hearing. would permit children of migrant must take the responsibility of operational status for use by F4 workers to acquire Michigan Byrds tickets disseminating information about the Film festival fighter - bombers. residence status for tuition purposes. new tuition plan to these camps. Ten squadrons of warplanes Petitions A student qualifying for the new plan Tickets are on sale for the Byrds and Tickets are available for the Midwest including Phantoms and B52s have "When migrant students do come Film Festival to be held this week. would pay $14 per credit hour instead Commander Cody concert to be held at been ordered to Thailand since the ing for the 1972 73 Senior here, the University must also take the Tickets may bepurchasedat Campbell's - of the $33 presently charged out - of - 8 p.m. May 19 in the Auditorium. North Vietnamese offensive in South Council has been extended responsibility of providing special Smoke Shop, Marshall Music of East state students. Total savings during an Tickets, priced at $3.50, are available at Vietnam began March 30. Pah Friday. Petitions are available services to keep them here," Alfaro Lansing and the Union. academic year for each student would Campbell's Smoke Shop, Marshall Besides Takhli, U.S. airmen in ■'Students Services Bldg. amount to about $900. Music of East Lansing and the Union. (Continued on page 12) (Continued on page 12) Motivation merchants By ROBERTBAO than 500 people, packed elbow to elbow, continued to - - Michigan Bell who joined two weeks ago. Dressed in a brand State News Staff Writer scream, shriek and wave pompoms. Second of two articles News Commentary A man got on stage, crouched down low with fists clenched. new, double - knit suit, tapestry tie and the de rigueur rhinestone flagpin on one lapel, he would methodicaUy reach The crowd hummed, "Hummmmmmmmmmmmmm ..." into his pocket and pull out a thick wad of $100 - bills, and town^1 a nightmare unfolded before my eyes. Mr. Harelip imploring one to believe in oneself. The cheerleader then leaped up, his right arm unleashing an talk about his new Continental. r. y Warbucks, incarnated as Jesus Christ, waving uppercut as the room thundered with a shout of "MONEY!" It turned out, however, that he had made |uag of I--- " — .... 14 others — 6 guests and 8 hosts — were gathered at DTBG nothing since Scores of fists thrusted out of the audience in time with Iel 'hat1 ■ mesmerized hundreds of believers into paying up offices on U.S. 27, Lansing waiting for the chartered bus to chants of "go, go, go, go, go, go ..." taking the DTBG route. p>,000 each. Detroit. About 35 people were scheduled for the trip, I He borrowed $5,000 to join, and to prove that loads of Such metronomic litanies. 1 found out, form the bread of could be made, he had plunged further into debt to Icesnfn8 Wetlc a®0 Thursday, when I entered the local discovered later, but apparently a newspaper expose two days before had prompted cancellations. the DTBG Go - Tours around the country. The idea was not money buy new clothes, the Continental and the $100 - bills. ItratpH t Great, introducing myself as a student Two hours later, a bus carrying a contingent from Grand so much to explain DTBG as to whoop up artificial "To make money, you have to think rich and act rich," he Im M r llot)lworkand bleak employment prospects, enthusiasm for the program. explained, thus revealing one secret of DTBG. iivatinn rgh,in' Lansing director of the success - Rapids picked us up for a ride that resembled a football team Speaker after speaker got on stage, not to enlighten us on 1 told him that he had been brainwashed, and that I was in |etotu ■e to the greeted me with a smile, and told me I had returning home after beating Notre Dame — complete with DTBG course offerings, but to recount, in horrifying detail, the process of being brainwashed as well. right place. cheers, handclaps and continuous singing. their poverty and wretchedness until they joined DTBG. "Of course we're trying to brainwash you," he said. "But X. c" ,rolaled the story of Glenn W. Turner, a "Take me to the Go - Tour/Take me to see more/ Show But what was DTBG? me the minks and Cadillacs/I don'tcare if I never get back/So only because education and society has brainwashed you in lahar,!|erS SOn W'1° overcame poverty, little education it's root, root, root for the Go - Tour," they sang to the tune The only glimpse we got was a rapid series of calcualtions the wrong direction of failure." ween to'L'0 ^)Und 72 companies, Including I)TBG, worth that prcduced $40,000 a year, but any further insights into Like most well indoctrinated DTBG salesmen, Len UJjOOand $400 million. was - of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame." the mechanics of the operation would be drowned out by And to the tune of "Jesus Loves Me," the bus reverberated programmed to answer any logical objection to the program. Bok wp'n' Can ,earn Turner's secret of success," he said. more cheers, go - chants and an endless parade of Horatio "Look," I pointed out, "there are lawsuits against Turner with "Glenn Turner loves me this I know/For my checkbook 1 a twn PJCk you up Saturday for a free trip to Detroit. Alger testimonials. Enterprises in more than 30 states." tells me so." Jtionsah , meetin8 tailed the Go • Tour. All your Throughout the program, DTBGers would come to me, "So what?" Len replied. "General Motors averages 47 suits My eardrums were still vibrating when we arrived at the if fun beside.0"' pro^ram wi" answered there, and it's a Hilton Hotel, where a dozen buses from all over Michigan shake my hand, slap me on the back and tell me how "great" a day. If you run with the ball, someone will tackle The particular Go - Tour I attended climaxed with an you." unloaded wild - cheering throngs of modishly dressed men Khcnlil't,,'0'i*Jpon questioning, I assured him that I had and miniskirted women with "wet look" boots, many waving and "fantastic" I was, and how much greater and more appearance by Glenn W. (Harelip) Turner himself, who had |on his nl to raiso $5,000, and that 1 was not there to , fantastic I would be in Turner Enterprises. flown into Detroit from Florida with all the top - level TWfn,zation- pompoms, screaming and shrieking. Since my host was a VIP, he had others act as my watchdog minions of his financial empire. Itwood "r°ugham, | i?tUr?ay' Tom its me up in his pastel - green We proceeded past stunned bystanders to breakfast, after which we were herded into a mezzanine ballroom where nwie whenever he was busy. One such person was Len Danders, a cableman from (Continued 12) tape deck blasting out a speech by on page 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesd; ^JVMay9l Council to debate EPC By BARBARA PARNESS "The president has assured the council that there will be The college would include plan. State News Staff Writer an opportunity for full and open discussion. I don't know If Metropolitan Studies, a Dept. of Racial Dept. summary When the Academic Council meets today to consider « P 'u«i votes are necessarily important," he said. a Center for Urban and two proposals for expanding MSU's urban programs, the Cbntlon said his "own frank opinion" is that MSU will Metropolitan t> 'c Sb Urban and Metropolitan Extension Steering Committee will recommend that no formal vote be have some type of urban affairs college. He said the two Other urban Centp searctl and I taken on the proposals. EPC proposals are not "mutually exclusive." - related could be transferred into the departments* The Educational Policies Committee (EPC) "It may be necessary to integrate some aspects of the college at th V* ^nil University administration. recommended Tuesday that MSU set up either a College of urban metropolitan problem set that would be beyond the - An Office of Urban and Urban and Metropolitan Development or an Office of college model," he said. Metronol i Studies would include an urban ,, Urban and Metropolitan Programs and a School of Racial Cantlon said MSU could possibly create an urban college would be responsible for developing exten*" and Ethnic Studies. and an office of urban programs. ^ic? Gordon Guyer, Steering Committee chairman, said the "In some universities, you have a department of foreign areas. devoted to teaching and research in aLtf^81 c "f,-u committee never intended that the Academic Council vote affairs and an international programs office. It might seem The School of Racial and Ethnic to StuHi accept or reject the EPC proposals. duplicative, but it isn't" he said. College of Social Sdence and jointly aHm W°Ul(lbe»l "There is only one way to The Steering Committee in March drafted the resolution Robert L. Green, CUA director, said he prefers the urban programs dean and the social sci,.n re<) asking EPC to study alternatives to the urban college college to the office model developed by EPC. EPC did not offer curricula in stop the killing. That is to "minority studies" and " • Il*« proposed by the Center for Urban Affairs (CUA). EPC express preference for either model. interactions." rac'a' andet|. keep the means to make war rejected the CUA proposal, and four trustees said publicly out of the hands of the they would not support it. international outlaws of North Guyer said that if the council wants to vote on the Vietnam." proposals, the request will be "honored." He said the Grievance Steering Committee hopes to have a "full and frank plan faces President Nixon discussion" on the proposals. The EPC report is listed on the agenda as an information item. Thomas Greer, Steering Committee secretary, said the (See ipage one) committee will have to "let nature take its course" at today's meeting. study by EFC, council "Someone may make a resolution to support one or the other proposal. TTiere's nothing that can be done about it," 1 Greer said. "But the board of trustees might not appreciate it. And By LINDA WERFELMAN in 109 Anthony Hall. The "reflect the the president and provost might even prefer that we not University's appeals concerning qu«M State News Staff Writer Academic Council meeting ratio of tenured of academic Jet hijacked by Arabs take a stand on it," he said. Elected Faculty Council will begin at 3:15 p.m., also untenured to competency! Hie University bylaws give the board of trustees, upon faculty in the A final recommendation of the president, the sole power to create (EFC) and Academic in Anthony Hall. tenure stream" and that amendment 41* Council today will colleges. President Wharton will make a recommendation to At a special meeting subcommittees concerned tje Tenure Committal the Three Arabs hijacked a Belgian jetliner before it the trustees May 19 on how MSU should go about reconsider the Interim Friday, the Steering with cases involving the University [evej J - for landed Monday in Tel Aviv and threatened to blow expanding its urban programs. Facutly Grievance Committee informally Tenure Committee also considering grievances appeal Procedure, including five approved the amendments, include nontenured faculty, co it up unless Israel released Arab guerilla . . prisoners. „ „ Wharton fid week ,would n°l comment EPC proposals until after today s council meeting. Wharton on the proposed amendments which had been endorsed by "" They also" ..... provide for the extension of app An Israeli army spokesman said the Sabena which would provide for the dismissal, termination"! . Airlines 707 had about 90 passengers and 15 ^ ame„d or rejec> the Epc propo^s be(ore representation of the Committee, Faculty Tenure Tenure Committee's jurisdiction over appeals of nonreappointmentl making a recommendation to the trustees, nontenured faculty on the The amendments faculty in the t crewmembers on board. would nontenured faculty who Provost John E. Cantlon said the president wants to find The Nocosia air controllers said the hijackers Faculty Tenure Committee, require that voting members have not been recommended stream." out what the "general feeling" of the faculty is on the EPC EFC will convene at 2 p.m. of the Tenure Committee for reappointment and over identified themselves as the Palestinian Black proposals. The Academic Council J September Organization, which claimed f. l'1 .th\nk^" s important that faculty feelings be understood. To say that a decision will be binding is will discuss propoj CHOICES CUT TO THREE ...... c . . , responsibility for the assassination late last year of another thing." Cantlon , changes in the Bylinfl said. Prime Minister Wasfi Tell of Jordan while he was academic GovernuJ relating to noncollJ entering an Arab conference in Cairo, Egypt. Tne State News is published by the students of faculty and to Aftl Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, and Fridays during Summer Term, and a Wednesdays U' will withhold list academic governancetoj academic calendar yea, | special U.S. newsman freed Welcome Week edition is published in September. Lester V. Mandend, Subscription rate is $16 per year. chairman of the Educatio- Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., for AD until May 19 Policies Committee, J report on porposail urban programs. An American news correspondent arrested while Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press The Unviersity search and selection completed its deliberations covering Fidel Castro in Africa freed Assn. was Monday, Second class postate paid at East administration does not committee. He reiterated and has submitted to Frederick D. Willi but a British newsman remained in Lansing, Mich. intend to make public the the administration's intent custody in Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services President Wharton and me chairman of the Fwl another African country. names of the three to make a recommendation the names of three Affairs Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, candidates under at the board of trustees candidates for the position and FictlJ Larry Heinzerling, 26, of The Associated Press, Michigan, 48823. consideration for the Compensation CommittC was taken into custody in Sierra Leone in meeting May 19. of director of athletics. will report to EFC Phones: position of athletic director, The statement was issued "We have met with the on| c o m m i t t e northwestern Africa on Sunday and was later News/Editorial 355-8252 Jack A. Breslin, executive to "clarify any ambiguity athletic council to discuss recommendations for t| released. Classified Ads vice president, said Monday, and avoid 355-8255 unnecessary their views on the academic budget. 1 Martin Display Advertising In a prepared statement, Meredith, 27, Zambi- based 353-6400 Breslin said President confusion or speculation candidates and have Bylaws for Adadia| Business Office surrounding the selection correspondent of the British Sunday newspaper, 355-3447 Wharton and he had met interviewed the candidates. Governance requires tk The Observer, remained under interrogation Photographic 355-8311 process," the administration We hope to submit a report be given in a s» by with the three candidates announcement said, authorities Monday night in Kampala, Uganda, in Campus Information 353-8700 and the members of the recommendation to the meeting. The remaindtl _ „ , board of trustees at its May the meeting will be opa| central Africa. Breslin s statement ended 19 meeting. the public. public speculation on whether or not the Primaries held Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey faces Sen. today McGovern in Nebraska's presidential primary, and George © 31 administration release the names of the candidates. This was the first official statement issued about the athletic director selection process. The new athletic director would Kennedy backers! to aidM A statewide Draft Sen. senior, said. confronts Gov. George C.Wallace in West Virginia will take over the position Ted Kennedy campaign. "We conferred with oi| Tuesday in another leg of the marathon race for formerly held by Clarence organized just three weeks people over the weel the Democratic nomination for the White House. (Biggie) Munn who suffered ago, disbanded Monday and we voted unanirao HobleV a stroke October 9. with Kennedy supporters Humphrey and McGovern both campaigned in to support Sen. McGor Breslin's statement said: unanimously voting to Omaha Monday for a contest that looked like a he said. 'The athletic council has support Sen. George Thomas urged Kenned tossup on election eve. Humphrey is favored to win McGovern in the primary constituency of blacks* in West Virginia. & td the United Stun lor Hi May 16. "In Kennedy's wish deference not to run, to labor McGovern's committing to "lookJ record themselves I befojl we have decided to end the Cars recalled by GM the Olde World write - in campaign," Chris Thomas, East Lansing Humphrey or Wallace. J The draft campaign was organnj Kennjfl 1 1863. end the originally because of a "*■ General Motors is recalling 350,000 Chevrolet will be do/ed SEE SYNTHETIC of direction on econoB and social issues Republican administer by « Vegas - approximately 60 per cent of all the GM SOUND CIRCUS coupled with the indeoi wedne/dciy. minicars ever built SOON - to replace a bracket which it Democratic primarie»,j says is developing metal fatigue. Thomas said. GM said it knew of only 11 bracket failures "CUT OUT AND SAVE" and may IO that only six of these has resulted in a throttle sticking partially open. It added that no accidents had been reported because of the failures. for on Stfcnafe Chevrolet division said parts to correct the problem will be available to dealerships in about two weeks. Abortion law debated employee/' Lansing Mall holiday The repeal of New York State's liberal abortion Presents for Your Dining Pleasure law was at issue Monday as defenders and opponents of abortion dug in for bitter debate. An abortion repeal TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL measure legislature would restore criminal penal ties which stood for a before the century before they were abolished in Roast Turkey w/Dressing & Cranberry Sauce $1.47 1970. The only previous WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL exception was an abortion performed to save the life of an expectant mother. Schensul's Famous Fried Chicken $1.25 THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Murder fund alleged Broiled Baby Beef Liver w/Onions $1.46 FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL The United Mine Workers of America has told Pot Roast of Beef w/Vegetable $1.65 the government it spent $19,970 in 1969 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL $1.59 for a "research committee" that has been described Baked the source of money used in as Salisbury Steak a plot to kill Joseph A. "Jock" Yablonski. The committee has been named in court OPEN SUNDAY 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p m proceedings as the origin of money paid in the 1969 murders of Yablonski, his wife and daughter. Sa'ad, potato The expenditure is listed in the UMWA or vegetable, roll, butter report and to the Labor Dept. for its District No. 19 in beverage. Middlesboro, Ky. -CUT AND SAVE- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 9, 1972 3 [h/sho/m vows Turkey torn by crisis, improve leftist terrorist actions ANKARA (AP) - Torn The leftist violence was a insisted that Urguplu's ,TR0IT (UPI) - us- ^p- Shiftey Chisholm, pledging by leftist terrorism, a major factor behind the government be a caretaker government crisis, vicious administration to lead the fcnrove the lot of those Americans "who have been left numbering less than 1,000 military intervention of political squabbling and the Ifeverything," " sought out disenchanted voters in three threat of military takeover, by most estimates — who March 12, 1971, when the country to general elections as soon as possible. cities Sunday but disappointed some 300 have struck with well - armed forces commanders the Atlantic Alliance's placed thrusts to disrupt the threw out Prime Minister eastern Mediterranean nation. The other major party, Suleyman Demirel of the the Republican People's bastion is in deep trouble. ■if vou want change, I am your catalyst for change," the In the universities, 38 conservative Justice party, |i fjew York City congresswoman told an audience of "Turkey is now living students have been killed a$ a They installed a law party, is involved in a bitter internal duel. Ismet Inonu, a |t 750 at the University of Detroit before returning to through one of the biggest result of extremist violence, professor, Nihat Erim, as crisis in the history of the towering figure in Turkish Kington. republic," In bank robberies — one of prime minister of a politics for five decades, a journalist them netted $286,000 — nonpolitical government Il am the instrument for people in this country who historian wrote Monday. - two bank employes have with the aim of ending the resigned as the party's Ibeen left out of everything." Eleven Turkish provinces been slain. chairman Monday after one fhisholm. campaigning for the 132 delegate votes at have been under martial law Terrorists hijacked faction defied him. A (e in Michigan's May 16 Democratic presidential for a year. Although Turkish airliner to Bulgaria, reforms. Erim resigned last former labor minister, Tgry, began her swing through the state with a rally at parliamentary democracy is An Israeli diplomat and month, with violence Bulent Ecevit, 47, now Sties Airport near Saginaw, then stopped in Flint still functioning, the streets three radar technicians takes control of the party >e she spoke at the Christ Fellowship Baptist Church Higher ''timing of the major cities are two Britons and a Canadian continuing and conservative politicians blocking his organization with a program of ['in Detroit for an appearance at a "To honor our The tensions of academic life create swarming with helmeted — fell victim to kidnap reform proposals. democratic socialism similar Sen" program. many kinds of to that of Socialist parties student idiosyncracies. This is troops. murders. With full military doubtfully the case The 500,000-man armed Two soldiers have been elsewhere in Europe. ,e also had scheduled a stop to Lansing's Capital City here, however, as this student is only out to get a takeover a continuing force is on alert, with leaves trt but canceled out at the last minutes because of foot tan as he studies on the roof of Abbot Hall, the killed, several wounded and threat. President Cevdet linuing rain. The airport said it had no inside facilities canceled, but not because of one of Turkey's top generals Sunday has urged the Turkey's parliament is problem comes when he decides to turn a page. the of frequent any foreign threat to scene Tcomodate the crowd. SN photo by Jack Gyr NATO's southern flank. shot in clashes terrorists. with the politicans to unite behind a fistfights and much name new government under Sen. calling. It receives little Suat Hayri Urguplu, an respect from Turkey's (PERT'S RECOMMENDATION independent. The Justice party, still intellectual or the officer corps, a powerful bitter at its ouster and combination in a country taking courage from its where party democracy is Changed cable ability to force Erim's T only 26 years old. resignation without provoking a coupe, has iyCRAIG GEHRING * The city should require taxing the system. court guidelines. The second of license revocation, Chapin said the board's (late News Staff Writer that the cable company • The city should levy would provide for the which the city might "greatest concern" was over Deadline set establish a schedule of fines total operating costs for the hesitate to use. who would pay for the |f East Lansing's maintain, update and for violations of the public access and Richard E. Chapin, converter. He said it was the ■posed cable television modernize equipment, contract. educational channels. board's view that it should The deadline for ■nance doesn't provide Smith contended that if this speaking for the school filing applications for Smith further suggested Finally, Smith suggested board, also congratulated be paid for by the company ■ adequate regulation, it is not done, the company the city use two separate the the and be positions on the 1 not be for lack of wil1 let the equipment city use a schedule of city for its efforts. He required to be tax levies on the cable fines for violations by the said, however, that there included part of the : Academic Council and rt input- depreciate for tax purposes, system. One would be a cable company were some provision in the system. as the All - University .he East Lansing Board * The city should because the : Student Judiciary franchise tax of under three only control the city proposed ordinance that the Chapin also expressed education and nationally Provide for two completely board is concerned about. the "lack of : from the College of 1 e separate methods for percent, which would rreet presently has is the power concern over : Natural Science has priorities" between public |irrunications expert w access and educational : been extended until Lee Smith can be channels. He said that unless [Thursday. !d to the growing list of g | Applications can be Kelley to ask Supreme Court this is cleared up, »sted organizations and : obtained in 104 educational institutions Jviduals who have made might not have enough : Natural Science Bldg. |>mmendations on the )d document, hannds_jiva^ jmith, d lone of the the author of the Nation," recognized most to rule in Detroit busing case the east Room lortant articles written Icable television, LANSING (UPI) - today, despite Kelley's educational programs, judge without further ado Tuesday's Feature Dinner looked I the document at the Claiming a million schools appeal. financing and the entire simply order children bused BROILED BROCHETTE OF pest of councilman children could be involved in Roth's law clerk, Terry operation of scores of school into these schools from the BEEF TENDERLOIN 3.50 % forced busing, Atty. Gen. Rogers, said the judge was districts are disrupted," suburbs?" me A. Colbum. Frank J. Kelley Monday not aware of the latest state Kelley said. Kelley said even assuming ■ bile mushroom gravy calling the asked the U.S. Supreme appeal. The U.S. Circuit "Primarily, the evidence that busing is an appropriate soup or juice ■ posed ordinance Court to assume Immediate Court of Appeal at upon which the district court instrument for dealing with salad ■ressive," Smith offered jurisdicUon over the Detroit Cincinnati previously turned relied concerned segregated the problem of the children two vegetables Suggestions in a letter to school integration case. down Kelley's request to patterns in housing," he said. attending the Detroit school dessert n which he feels will Kelley, a Democrat, said he appeal the Roth finding of de "None of the defendants has system, " this case poses the ■rove the document, sent the court 65 constitutional or beverage a - page jure segregation on the any important and difficult ware: appeal challenging U.S. grounds that the state's statutory power over question of whether a Use Alle'entrance or fourth level of I The city should require District Judge Stephen J. appeal was premature. housing. metropolitan plan of busing ramp for direct access. a dual cable system be Roth's finding that Detroit's But, in Kelley's appeal "Aside from evidence may ever be used by a federal Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. |!led. schools have been racially directly to the Supreme relating to housing patterns, court in the total absence of ! A determination I should pay for the set - of segregated by official state and city action or inaction. Court, Michigan argues that there are issues which should the record contains no evidence of a pattern or scheme but rather evidence any findingof a metropolitan wide de jure policy of Jacobsoris 1 converter should be Kelley's announcement be heard at a higher level segregation." i. A converter will be comes just one day before "here and now." which at best shows only a Bed when more than 24 Roth was scheduled to "This court should review few random and isolated Jnelsare used. resume hearings the this matter before hundreds incidents," Kelley said. 1 The city should Detroit cases. on Roth's hearing of thousands of children are Kelley also said if Roth's Just sing out. loaded onto school buses to basis of action rests on a fuct »y on the its own financial on a U.S. Justice Dept. attend school long distances belief that Detroit schools We'll arrange a convenient, profitability request to intervene in the "e system. case was expected to proceed from home and the are substandard, "can the quick Auto Loan. £ When your car sings its swan song, come in for an auto loan — quick! It'll cost you far less to buy a new car than to keep the old one, especially with our low rates. We put all our terms on the table — no extras, no hidden charges. 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Crescent Dr. • Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday FRIDAY EVENINGS UNTIL NINE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY " JOHN BORGER CHARLIE CAIN, managing adHor \, editor - in - chief BILL HOLSTEIN, campus tditor BILL WHITING, city editor JUDY YATES, editorial «dltor LEE LOCKWOOD STEVE ALLEN, editorial director Seven - time recipient of the Pacemaker award for advertising manager GARY SCHARRER. sports editor outstandging journalism. EDITORIALS McGovern: only He made his first bid for the •McGovern has said that after Democratic presidential the war is over, amnesty should be nomination just 16 days before granted to those "who, on the the 1968 convention in Chicago, grounds of conscience, have in an effort to rally the supporters refused to participate in the of slain Sen. Robert Kennedy. He Vietnam tragedy," but he would gathered only 146 and - a - half not favor extending amnesty to delegate votes, and he joked about deserters. Only the name has been changed that showing: "By announcing when we did, we at least •He supports a federally eliminated the possibility of funded, guaranteed system of peaking early." comprehensive health care for all POINT OF VIEW But running for president is no Americans. joke for George McGovern. The Off - center? South Dakota senator is determined to win, and, in the McGovern's proposals are far reaching and antiestablishment, - PIRGIM replies long run, determination has even radical, causing many people usually paid off for him. He spent to wonder if he might not be just It must be emphasized By ROGER TELSCHOW that no years strengthening an anemic the Barry Goldwater shall ever be introduced of the new member PIRGIM organizing committee without! Democratic party in conservative, receiving a vote of support from left and thus too off - center to be To the editor: Republican South Dakota to the students. Such a student fee, electable. In an effort to 9et the record point where he could be elected to hardly be called unrepresentatiw straight and clarify the issues undemocratic. the House of Representatives; by But Goldwater was a relic of the surrounding PIRGIM, I would like to In order to make refunds o 1962 this liberal Democrat was past, while McGovern is a address Richard Craswell's letter of convenient, we would favor the state's junior senator. harbinger of the future. protest printed in the In the Senate, McGovern soon Goldwater ignored pressing Sta^e News May placement of several boothi campus where the presentation) student ID would be the began to speak out against the war problems of unemployment, It is unfortunate that Mr. Qraswell o in Vietnam. Except for a brief believes that PIRGIM has attempted to requirement for an on the qot poverty, discrimination and a sick refund. We hope people will co • retreat in "hide the issues in their campaign." 1964, when he economy, while McGovern has the value PIRGIM can be to Concerning PIRGIM'# funding th, supported Lyndon Johnson and tackled these problems head - on the legal backing, proposal, he says, "drop the pretenses expertise,! voted for the Gulf of Tonkin with constructive reform and call it a tax." services that can be furnished i resolution, he has been speaking their dollar and others' across theri proposals. We sincerely believe that we have — and the availability of an out against it ever since. qa Even those critics who quarrel made every effort not to be that will be listening when you hit His antiwar position led to his with a specific position or two mlsrepresentative. Since March 8, problem. abortive presidential bid in 1968. articles in the SN have accurately Mr. Qraswell claims we are "U must admit that McGovern is When that failed, he turned to reported the proposed funding to be a Sen. George McGovern giving them a concrete program to unfair advantage of student a{ party reform and chaired a "proposed $3 yearly tax" (3/8), "$1 On the contrary, PIRGIM is int which they can offer objections, per term tax" (4/26), "refundable $1 to the commission which opened the $50,000 would have to pay at • So long as it does not harm overcome apathy whidl suggestions or revisions. tax per term" (4/26), "refundable allowed landlords to withholdao political process to women, least 75 per cent of the stated children's health or the student fee of $1 per term" (6/2), deposits, bookstores to ovei minorities and young people. rates in the tax tables regardless of educational system, busing may Honesty "proposed $1 per term tax" (5/5), "$1 and corporations to i McGovern has used those reforms any tax preferences they might be used to achieve racial balance, McGovern's campaign of issues tax per term" (5/5) and so on. No Irresponsible. We certainly hoptl otherwise and claims of the fee being voluntary have to good advantage in his current claim. McGovern believes. "Without openness stands in sharp "student apathy" will not bar studi ever been made anywhere. from exercising their legal right toi try for the Democratic nomination. contrast to the ambiguous Income grants busing as a tool," he explains, and decide on an issue thenri Issue-oriented •McGovern wants to scrap the "desegregation will probably stop pandering tactics of his rivals for Technically, the funding proposal can be described as follows: PIRGIM Over 4,000 students, more ll The party reforms and a entire welfare system and the dead in its tracks." the presidency - whatever their would like to offer a service, much as enough to initiate a referendum,! formidable grassroots $750 personal income tax political colors may be. He stands the SN or campus radio station offers already singed PIRGIM petitionil Defense cuts now as the only real alternative to organization have played major exemption and replace them with a service. Specifically, the service we are continuing the petitiondih roles in the success of McGovern's a "minimum income grant" of up a Tweedledum - Tweedledee would provide an agency to Investigate demonstrate a genuinely broad tw underdog campaign, but the real • In a detailed 56 - page report, contest with Nixon in November. and take action on consumer student support. Without the suf to $1,000 (the exact amount McGovern proposes to cut complaints, tenant landlord conflicts, and continued input of the sti core of McGovern's appeal is his would vary, depending on factors In an America plagued by a • discrimination and environmental body, PIRGIM's efforts woul willingness to discuss frankly his such as age) for every man,woman military spending by $32 billion' credibiltiy gap and beset by an ineffective and meaningless. Wedc over three years. The plan involves pollution. Like other services, a proposals for reform. His and child in the country. People open distrust of authority, majority vote by students can establish believe that a dollar is too mud campaign is so issue - oriented below the federally designated dropping many new weapons "McGovern's honesty and integrity the "assessing fee" used to fund it. pay for protection, considering that, at least until recently, the systems and curtailing the size of are crucial to restoring America's monumental problems we allAr poverty line would keep the entire This funding mechanism will consumers and citizens. candidate himself sometimes American's military forces, but faith in government "of the eliminate the huge expenditures grant; those above it would return The PIRGIM referendum miyi appeared lost in the shuffle. would not, he believes, seriously people, by the people and for the necessary for annual fund • raising a gradually increasing amount of be the most important referetl McGovern's proposals are the it through income taxes. The plan weaken the country's defense people." campaigns, and the thousands of ever held at MSU. You, the studi dollars necessary to institute a check - will decide whether or not PIRGDI most detailed and far - reaching would in effect transfer $43.1 posture. He argues that his George McGovern is a true off system at registration. It would of value to our community and sho of any of the candidates and they alternative defense plan would people's candidate. He is billion a year from well - to - do best provide a predictable, consistent be established. $1. Less than thee range far beyond the antiwar families to poor families. still allow for a missile and unequivocally America's best level of income essential to attract a position for which he is best bomber force "many times more choice for president in 1972. of a six - pack. No one will nuM The minimum income grants top • quality professional staff. decision for you. known. A sampling of the would be financed by savings that required to inflict McGovern positions: from welfare administration unacceptable damage on any • McGovern has promised to end OUR READER'S MIND costs, and additional tax revenues potential attacker." American bombing in Vietnam on produced by elimination of the •To offset the economic Inauguration Day and has pledged personal exemption and higher dislocations which such a drastic hits that will get America out of Vietnam "Lock, stock, and barrel" within 90 days in return for American prisoners of war. taxes on the upper 20 per cent of taxpayers, who would be paying more in taxes than they would cutback in military spending might cause, McGovern has devised a "peacetime transition" Rep misinter receive from the grants. To the Editor any other minority group. The motion minority students and womeM •He has proposed an economic • He plan. All defense contractors The article in Wednesday's State I made will certainly not remove a I believe it is "less bad than wants to eliminate would be required to deposit with News concerning the Academic possibility which proposal presented by the plan which would raise the property taxes and replace them never existed. the government \2Vi per cent of Council contained a gross In contrast to the State News's Governance Committee. A n corporate tax rate from 48 to 52 with massive increases in federal their pretax profits from defense misinterpretation of the motion I report, my motion was to alter Section council members who spoke i per cent and repeal investment tax assistance to elementary and made at Tuesday's meeting. 4.4.3.8 of the bylaws to read: "To of my motion, as well as credit and liberal depreciation budgets. Through the fund thus The State News reported that my secondary schools. created (augmented, if necessary, motion "would remove the ensure that the student representation expressed a hope that now, rules. McGovern estimates the shall Include women and members of • He would use about $10 with government payments out of that students other than nonwhites possibility pressure to come to somejso changes would require billion of the money he hopes to nonwhite minority groups, 10 seats term removed, the A shall be reserved on the corporations to pay an additional general appropriations), workers and women could be elected to Academic Governance Committee w raise by increasing corporate taxes Council for student representatives - at $17 billion in taxes in the next laid off as a result of defense represent the views of these two itself to the problem of c> _ and eliminating some tax groups." However, the possibility of large." The intent of this change is to which, - cutbacks would be guaranteed some method by fiscal year. such a student, whether elected or not, resolve the conflict between Sections preferences to provide 2.6 million are truly representative ° ^ • McGovern proposes steep gift payments equal to their lost pay representing these groups has never 4.4.3.8 and 4.4.3.8.2 by new public service jobs. He hopes removing the minority groups may be se ^ and benefits for up to two years. and estate taxes and a tough to be able to provide employment existed. No man, no matter how contention that the student at large ■ on the Academic Council,■ . Government retraining services sympathetic he might be to the goals members are elected in that the State News was re minimum income tax. Taxpayers for every able - bodied American a general would also be offered to these of the feminist movement, can ever election, they cannot be representative failing to report this fact. with total incomes of more than who wants it. of any special workers. speak as a representative of the women group. on this campus, since he has not lived I stated on the floor of that I do not believe thatthis is the council Centerreach.NewYofkjJ the female experience here; similarly, an ideal Student representativetoth no white person can ever represent the iolution, or even a good solution, to Council from the College oi« How to help M black community or the members of the problem of guaranteed seats for DOONESBURY The by now famous Greg Scott at 355 - 6234 or John up at the polls. Contact Joellen M cGovern organization is the Mountz at 337 He's neer/A/6 us - 0036. Snow at 355 - 2138 or Karen W, . HBV, H£Vt THAT'S Heee~ ro rAfre us most active • Office work in the 6th Michael! this rr's on campus, but Cordry at 355 - 9153. youtc OH * TOOK OF MIS Affoor *un>5' He'6H908HOOP He plenty of work remains to be District office, 1420 East •Money - Contributions AWWAV? IDCA done. Here's how you can help: Michigan Avenue, Lansing. Call be sent care of Students can for //< shoulp se neae a/vv M/Mure 482 - 1333. McGovern, Snyder - Phillips Hall, •Voter canvassing Most •Telephone canvassing In or to the off - - - campus office at prospective voters on campus the coming week, uncommitted 207 Bogue St. (phone 351 - have already been contacted, but voters will be contacted again 3226). as many volunteers as possible and asked to support McGovern. • Most importantly, show up are still needed to contact voters On election day, volunteers will at the polls May 16 and vote for in East Lansing, Lansing, and the be calling known McGovern Sen. George McGovern in the surrounding counties. Contact supporters to be sure they show Democratic presidential primary. ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 9, 1972 5 Ihristian Dems Buying of power faculty falls ike lead in Hie purchasing power of college and university faculty Italy members declined this year in the worst year yet of the economic status of the profession. The trend is expected to continue in 1972 - 73. EST A report on the economic status of American faculty Tuesday. up 13 per cent, and a new we r Okemos area rep's seat particularly in the industrial sector," he said. Stevens added Pakistan is Dansville High School will be the site of a family concert by MSU's Concert Iarenzurawski independent, though he areas as "better housing, fortunate to have no food Band at 7:30 p.m. today. • 50c Cover — Proceeds go lie News Staff Writer seeks endorsement of the improvement of our shortage in wheat. The 104 - member Concert to the Senior Class Council 59th District Human Rights party. ecological environment "This does not mean, of Band will be conducted by and • Senior Class glasses given at the door Jaitative seat, up for grabs Pocock, a graduate of West enhancement of educational course, that all are fed well David Catron, asst. director of bands at MSU. The • Dance Show «Live Entertainment ■he next election, Point, served part of his educational opportunities.' or have a sufficient diet," he Ited another candidate military career as a province Pocock stressed the pointed out. "But it is concert will feature a variety Jay as James A. Pocock, intelligence adviser in economy as being an difficult to find export of music ranging from tunes at the ■Ingham County Vietnam during 1966 and from the Burt Bacharach important issue with rising markets for wheat, so you Imissioner. announced 1967. He subsequently taxes and dwindling services can't increase wheat musical, "Promises, tinning for the post. resigned from the army due and saw a need for tax Promises," to the overture to production more than the the Rossini's "Italian in 'the original land grant tavern' A Bock is the second in part to ''his reform. growth in population." piican candidate thus disillusionment with U.S. "I see tax .'form, with He said Pakistan has a Algiers." •••••••••••••••••a announce his policy in Vietnam." greater reliance on the ; for the Okemos Pocock says he feels that income tax — no regressive leldby Rep. Jim Brown, he can identify with the taxes or lotteries — as an itnos. Brown early in groups in the 59th District, important objective for state I indicated his interest in and added "my goal would government to be effective in ■ng for the congressional be to promote a sense of the 70s," he commented. (held by Rep. Charles POCOCK communication between In an effort to achieve iberlain, R-Mich., and permanent and temporary more economical use of tax I he would not seek candidate for the 59th residents." monies, Pocock said local lotion to the Michigan District seat. To do this, he would use government functions The only other announced the educational and reserach should be more pliam J. Gorman, a candidate at this time is facilities of MSU in such consolidated. • of the Lansing Mickey, who ran an Bs Training School, unsuccessful campaign for Junced in mid-April that the East Lansing City Republican Council. He is running as an }' A Buck and a half fKAR-AM I * buys a Medium 12" (1 item) Varsity Pizza (delivered) Valid with coupon on tarings on* Tues. May 9,1972. Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings • pcted by Sen. J.W. 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Products, is president of the Dept. approval and sold in They kept the idea to copyrighted by Kiszely and A caricature of President "I'll call and raise you two company, organized the millions. themselves and Nixon flashing the peace sign just last Haughey, were designed and Humphrey $1000 - per - specifically to sell the bills, Kiszely said he and Friday ran off specimen bills drawn by former MSU graces a "Silver of a plate bills." "We got the idea from the Haughey, a 28 - year - old to be sent to over 1,600coin student and State News Certificate, Phase 3" bill. An average poker game? "Frozen Dollar" bills that computer specialist for an suppliers, political cartoonists Phil Frank, who On the back of the bill, Not quite. They're playing were floating around last with political funny money year," the 24 - year - old Nixon captains a heavily that will soon be flooding the salesman said. "We figured armed destroyer with Vice - market if two young that if political play money President Spiro Agnew entrepreneurs have their with Nixon on the front way. Edmund Muskie bills are part could sell, maybe bills with The Hubert Humphrey and each of the other candidates could sell, too." Educator rowing beside him in boat. On another bill, George a small of a five - bill set that Last year, when Wallace is pictured holding a Nixon at Chicano meet includes a Richard Nixon announced the confederate flag and in one first wage "Phase 3" bill, a George hand missiles in the other. A controls, the Great American McGovern $5 bill and a bus labeled "School Busing" Dream Corp. introduced rests with flat tires on the George Wallace "3rd" dollar Nixon "Frozen Dollars." bill. These Uvaldo H. Palomares, students to remain in The workshops will be: backof the bill. were confiscated by The bills are being sold by the Treasury Dept. for president of the Institute school. •Financing Higher Education for Edmund Muskie smiles in William Kiszely and Cliff for Personal Effectiveness in Three workshops will be Chicano violation of federal currency his stovepipe hat on a 25 cent Haughey, partners in the laws, Children in San Diego, conducted simultaneously Students, room 101. "Deflated States of recently founded Great When Nixon announced Calif., will be the keynote Saturday afternoon. At the •Orienting Chicanos end of each session, groups Toward Higher America" bill, while Hubert Lakes Coin Supply Co. Phase 2 of the wage controls, speaker at the Annual Education, Conference of the Assoc. of will exchange places so all room 105. Humphrey sits on a wall in a 'Chicanos for College •Community, Parent and $1000 - per - plate groups may attend all Admissions Student Input, room 105. "Frustrated States of (ACCA) workshops. TUESDAY Saturday in Kellogg Center. Palomares, a noted America" bill. Hie bill is part of a 1960. 1964, 1968, and 1972 series. Something special going on at Ponderos; psychologist and educator, 4^— is Civil a consultant to the U.S. Rights Commission ACLU backs George McGovern flashes a toothy smile in the last of the and the Dept. of Health, five bills. The $5 "Reunited Education and Welfare. ex-prof in suit States of America" bill mm Coauthor of the Human contains a serial number that Development Program, reads "PAX 1972 NOW." Palomares stresses the The American Civil Federation of Teachers has ^ I973 30S techniques of the "Magic Circle," where youngsters are encouraged to share Liberties Union (ACLU) filed a friend - of-the-eourt brief Friday in U.S. District agreed to file similar briefs. Hildebrand filed suit last October Kiszely said he has received favorable response bills from McGovern to the © 0 night against the board of their feelings and experience Court supporting John R. in a low-pressure, supportive trustees and five University supporters. The 6th District Hildebrand, former officials charging that they Headquarters for McGovern atmosphere. professor of social science refused him tenure, has already ordered 2,000 His address is scheduled and Latin American studies. dismissed him for no McGovem bills, he said. for 10:30 a.m. The ACLU is the third legitimate reasons and did Monivd inter"('Sis He said 99# ACCA is a nonprofit organization to offer its not one Republican provide him with A series of bills with A told him, however, that the caricatures of five great steak dinner corporation dedicated to support to Hildebrand. Both written reasons for his presidential I Republican party might be candidates is motivating and encouraging Chicano high school the Michigan Education dismissal. interested if the Nixon bill being sold by the Great Lakes Coin Supply Co. The funny money portraits were I Ponderosa's regular $1.39 great Family Steak Assn. and the Michigan He has further charged that the defendants did not were "just little drawn I Dinner. Served with baked potato, crisp tossed salad and roll. All for 99£. A delicious bargain. follow prescribed procedure favorable to Nixon." a more by Phil Frank, syndicated cartoonist and torn* student. I Every Tuesday from 4 o'clock on, at Ponderosa. POLICE in discharging him and denied him the opportunity to present his case. Firms POLICE REPORT THAT suit Defendants named in the are: the board trustees; President Wharton; of act to PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE coed at 9:27 p.m. The a man exposed himself to Sunday in the basement of Wilson Hall. a John E. Cantlon, provost; Edward A. Carlin, dean of state meat where tender man was nude, except for a pair of black frame glasses. University College; Douglas things ore always happening Dunham, chairman of the By RANDY GARTON State Sausage Corp, Grand Rapids Districted 4220 S. Logan St. (Just South of Logan Center) BICYCLES VALUED AT State News Staff Writer International Sausage Corp. last year. The current ipj a total estimate of $408 were Dept. of Social Science, and 4421 Saginaw Ave. (Two blocks West of Waverly) stolen within the past 24 hours. Police report that the bikes Clinton Michigan meat producers and Unisource Foods Corp. is expected to be h A. Snyder, were taken in the Mayo, Snyder and Bryan Hall areas. opened a second front late initiated the action in sometime late this spring. I pr°fes*\r of social science and assistant to Dunham bst wcek ,n their fight to Ingham County Circuit The meat compiii ,ower Michigan's meat Court. The suit resulted in an contend that it is e> A date for a hearing has ingredients standards to injunction against not yet been set, according a May 1 and difficult to manuftfL match federal law. state ban of defatted tissues to the office of U.S. District Four Michigan a special meat product! Court - based in ground meats. Hie state Michigan when fedel Judge Albert J. Engel. finns, Elias Sausage Corp.. must "show cause" at now a standards are accepted if Friday hearing why the ban most other states. In if should be allowed. most recent suit, t This court action is the Unisource Foods C latest in a long string of legal stated in their complainttbij This summer brouhahas stemming from the sale of partially deb meat producers' anger at beef and pork fat brinptfafl Michigan's ground meat about $500,000 i standards, which are the annual profits, highest in the nation. Though meat 1 Michigan's law allows only say that it is expensivetfl skelatal (muscle) tissue in produce a special type of you can afford to ground meats such as meat for the state ti bologna, sausage, Michigan Dept. 0 frankfurters and other Agriculture (MDA) si meats. Federal show that the expense | law, on the other generally not p hand, permits go to America. meat the consumer, companies to use by - Deputy MDA direct products such as lung, John Calkins said hedidal eyeballs, lips, snouts, tripe anticipate any more aitsil (intestine), and udders in the near future. Staf ground meat products. Michigan has the hi{H The New Marantz 1060. A suit to allow the these materials in use of standards in the nation, is Michigan said, other states «J meats currently in the federal Court of Appeals, watching the results of tl»J cases before passing Now Marantz Quality TTie suit, filed by Armour, stringent laws. 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Grand River Our passengers get the best of everything. across from the Union Hours: 9 to 6:30 p.m. Mon. • Sat. ■jichigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 9, 1972 7 disaster staged lospital staff's skills tested :BBIE CALK INS members were called in to lews Staff Writer facilitate the emergency Led 1 a doctor over work load. hospital employe After the victims were Several persons brought off the bus at the , 0n the pavement hospital they were taken to 0f the emergency a sorting area where they , Lansing General were tagged and sent to one of three „ Another young areas for treatment. blood gushing from Those suffering open V is laid on ,a fractures, shock or r and a small boy is emotional trauma were [tifical resuscitation. transported to the major BOO other victims of treatment area; those with [and train collision open injuries were sent to the emergency room and eatment. the walking wounded were preceeding scene les a recent mock escorted to the first aid U drill at Lansing room. ) H°spital- Seven D.O.A.s, five |'s Volunteer Action unidentified, were carried [rovided the majority into the hospital's morgue. '•victims," while the Intravenous feeding were ler were members of prescribed for some Troop 437. Pat Emergency tout unconscious victims. Others Uj a member of the had their wounds wrapped )rps, responded to a in gauze or splints. Cold We carry m Hugh Hufnagel, Lansing General Hospital attendants load "wounded" MSU volunteers from a bus onto packs were applied to bums. relations director for carts for emergency "treatment." Volunteers and area Boy Scouts posed as victims One woman suffered a heart a fresh assortment ospital, asking for recently to aid the hospital in a required civil defense drill. attack treatment of fine Sanders bake goods, — ers to participate in State News photo by Tom Dolan followed. Another victim, -scale drill that is holding her stomach, could of all hospitals at makeup crew headed by staffs have not been told work best in an emergency , barely recite her name and once ,tain a year their to Dick Pouson at a Lansing church. Then, the about the mock disasters in advance. But this time situation, an employe said. address to persons a were nurse. Several hysterical, Spartan 2 lb. jation. "bleeding," moaning group employes were notified, The three physicians on _nSt abrasions, cuts was transported to the The purpose of the drill duty were H.E. Ross, DO, giving the staff time. All a difficult of these and Skinless Franks Elusions were painted hospital by bus. was to teach hospital G.A. Brown DO and J.D. similar situations faced the ■- "victims" by a In the past, hospital personnel how Siddall DO. Extra staff they can hospital's personnel during the mock emergency. Treatments were Roast Rite kc/s, Commander complete within approximately an hour - and - a - half after the disaster Turkey Broilers ■>. 39' victims arrived at the hospital. Bilmar | heduled Turkey Civil Defense and local critics in an interview with for his Lost Planet Airmen nail Su authorities, who hand to observe the mock disaster were examined weak on Drumsticks Jhnlindstrom Jazz and Pop magazine comedy are a right on the head these boys aren't ... If points in the hospital's I News Staff Writer country - rock the performance during the _r rock bands, the saying: "Very few people group that's best known for American Bonzoes then drill. The staff is expected fand Commander understood what I was their hit song "Hot - Rod 'Back to Tenesee' isn't the to correct these areas. lrd his Lost Planet saying and a great number Lincoln." best glue song ever ■ will perform at the JASMSU ■nment concert on Pop mistook the songs which they weren't. I was trying to get spiritual." for straight play on drug stuff, a Pop Chairman called the Entertainment Hugh Sarrat group 'The perfect opening act for the executed. Originally Arbor, now Commander comes from Ann Cody from the West County group Sun-Glo Pop 32 oz. asst. flavors 22° kd by Crawdaddy McGuinn also called the show. I really think the Coast. plans meeting in natural 3/$1 "one of the three Byrds' 10 albums electronic crowd's gonna get into The concert will be at 8 | best rock groups," s are one of the magazines. "They are biannual audio magazines them." Rolling Stone magazine said of their p.m., Auditorium. Sunday in Tickets the are The Ingham County Commission will meet at Del Monte Pineapple juice, 20 oz. [and most popular dating from the time we the Ozone album, "Lost in Again,": "This $3.50 and go on sale today 7:30 p.m. today in the li rock history. They first started recording. 1 at Campbell's Smoke Shop, Hirst recognized in think of myself as the sleazo - Honkoid album's Marshall Music of East Board Room, County kith the release of J■rine record "Mr. .Man." fr McGuinn has been editor," he said. 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Call 12 noon ' Spartan Applesauce 3/$1 union lawn their history RECRUITER at ■ds have been accused ; 3/78c 300 N. Grand Ave. Imfying drug Spartan lumbo Dread usage flgh their music. Lansing Bnn answered his Spartan Citrus Dlend 10/99° Appian Way Pizzas 6 - pak cheese 5-pak Pepperoni 49° ( produce dept. ) Iceberg Head Lettuce — 17c U.S. No. 1 Hot House Tomatoes <» 59° Fresh, Sweet Corn... 4 ears 49c CUP AND SAVE THIS COUPON DYNAMIC! INTENSE! EXPLOSIVE! Don't miss the experience of BABY GRAND l^lpbTTHRU , gL the stables TONIGHT THRU SATURDAY! | SATURDAYI 2843 E. Grand River Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday SPORTS- S' defensive line lacks experience By RICKGOSSELIN accent on pursuit, Youngs, who replaced Pittsburgh Sfeelers' bound George Nester is the healthier. Youngs explained. "WeM... the outside on teams. We're not I State News Sports Writer Perles on the defensive front, said Monday. "Well make a lot "Since I've been coaching here I've never seen Hamilton at full strength." Youngs, who was appointed to the MSU staff middle. It takes a lot of three really „)nr ket°olo»J Ed Youngs would be a good candidate for the television of mistakes in the start but the guys are enthusiastic and have in May of '71, stated. "He's missed both spring practices with touchdown when you're - yard^ da^ti program "What's My Line?" really been going at it this spring for the five open posts." starting from The transplanted MSU linebacker coach is faced with a Youngs' spring problems are complicated not only by the shoulder injuries and played all last season on a bad ankle. He's got great ability and I'm sure he'll be in the line - up next The MSU defense, which reconstruction program that equals the one faced by the loss of several key seniors, but also numerous injuries that fall... finished second ■ South at the end of the Civil War. Losing quality defensive have stricken the ranks of the returning line performers. Ernie somewhere. Ten last season behind keyed on the play Michigan, of the defensive line will find min1»J linemen like Ron Curl, Ron Joseph and Bill Dawson would Hamilton, a second team all - Big Ten selection by United "Nester is without a question a very versatile performer. He year'8s» "We aren't strong force any coach to ask "What's My Line?" Press International last season, Duane McLaughlin and John and Hamilton can play down as a linemen and go against any along the defensive tin* k "We are untested, don't have much experience and don't Shinsky won't be ready until the fall. Hamilton is slowed by a Voun,. «... -M linemen in the conference. They can play up as linebackers have a superstar all - American candidate like Curl this year," shoulder injury while McLaughlin and Shinsky are hindered and wouldn't hurt us. They both have excellent pursuit and by knee injuries. Rich Hulkow has only recently rejoined the can defend team after recuperating from a knee injury suffered in the against the pass," Youngs added. Nester is situated in the middle while Hamilton sits out the fall. Hulkow is still not at full strength. spring drills. If Nester progresses successfully in the middle, Though plagued with inexperience, the defensive line is not the coaching staff has been toying with the idea of destitute of talent. Bill Chada and Brian McConnell shifting currently Hamilton out to end or possibly linebacker. If Nester's hold dowr the starting end positions with Tom Kronner inexperience bumps him from the middle post, the Mt. pushing a close third. Chada is the only member of the trio Clemens junior will be moved to the linebacker slot or the end with any experience at the post to speak of as he started position. Youngs said they were both sure bets to be starting occasionally during the 1971 season. in the fall. Gary VanElst and Jim Taubert are running alone at the tackle posts with McLaughlin, Shinsky and Hulkow expected Competition is thick for the two linebacker posts. Both to provide the competition for starting berths in the fall. starters return from last season (Kenny Alderson and Gail "We'll probably have four'starting'defensive tackles in the Clark) and experience abounds amongst the back - up men fall," Youngs commented. "Hopeflilly we'll have two on each with Ron Kumiega, Mark Charette and freshman prospects side of center ready to go. I don't think that we have any one Terry and Pat McClowry also pushing for linebacldng defensive tackle head and shoulders above the rest as far as recognition. ability goes. Well just have to see who performs better under Clark is also sitting out spring drills though not by choice. pressure." The Bellefontaine, Ohio junior injured his left knee last week The Spartans will have two aces in the hole in their quest for during the drills and has been ordered to the sidelines. If Clark a defensive line excellence to match the crew of last season. is able to return to his form of last season the linebacking Those aces are Hamilton and junior Ray Nester who are listed could be the best in the conference. The defensive backfield is as the middle guard candidates on MSU's five man defensive KEN ALDERSON solid, leaving all the pressure on the line to stop the run. ray nester front. Hamilton is the proven performer of the two but "We'll be playing a reading, contain type defense with the gwmmmmClub Sports*** Hebert sets Sailing Club The MSU sailing team took top honors last I ::: weekend in the area "A" eliminations in I goalie for S Clinton, Ohio. This regatta, held on Uke Erie I as S ¥: was a qualifying meet. The top three schools» I now eligible for the Midwest Championship I S Regatta at the University of Iowa. ■ By JOHN FRAZIER games remaining on the Hebert said. This weekend MSU is hosting the f State News Sports Writer ^schedule, broke the old And play well he did. Championships at Lake Lansing. Partial In the Spartan lacrosse inarks of 204 saves by a team Hebert totaled 20 saves Jnclude General Motors Institute, the University I Of Detroit, Eastern teams' 4 - 1 loss to Kenyon and 199 by Bill Herrmann against Kenyon and held it to Michigan, Wayne State Henry I Ford Community College, and Saturday, goalie Ron Hebert both set in 1970. Yet Hebert one of its lowest offensive possibly tb I turned in an excellent doesn't dwell on his record - outputs of the season. University of Michigan. ■ setting effort. Hebert, though, shares the MSU will also send two performance and in so doing skippers to compete I set "The record doesn't mean credit with the rest of the single handedly in the Monotype Championshipi I a varsity record for saves at the Chicago Yacht Club on Lake in one season. that much personally," defense. this event the skippers must Michigan. In V "Mike Moody, Merl their ability I LANSiIMC S CEDAR ST NEAR JOLLY RD Setting the record was particularly tough, though, Hebert said, "as it has only been since 1970 that varsity Truman, and Don Schulz all without the aid of their crew. prove ■ statistics began. I would played a great game," he Pistol Club as it came against a Phone 882 2429 * high - +*OP£HeVeRYMTB AT. RPM f-v- scoring Kenyon squad trade the record in exchange said. The Spartan Pistol Club will finish their indoor season as the most second I which, with its sparkling 11 - for a few more victories "I don't exactly know improved club in the I ten team Central Michigan Pistol 1 record, is battling Denison lately. why, but the entire team League. The I and Bowling Green for the "I really wanted to play seemed to be up for the game Spartan men's pistol team finished as handicap I AN EVENING WITH league leadership. Hebert's saves, which now well in this home game because I didn't play that (Kenyon). Maybe it because it was the last home was »*ti' champions, posting an overall season record ol 14-4. They finished fourth in the overall actual I I stand at 209 with three well in our last home game," game," Hebert added. f score standings with a 10-8 rrftfrk I The MSU Hebert, a Grosse Points 5»' ^ trophies foil TRICKY DICK! men also received team Woods freshman, is one of a " Dr... their 7-1 first place season standing hi the East 1 THE PERFORMING very few players who had HON HEBERT Section. The women's team was led by I lacrosse experience before "but lately I've been carrying co-captains Carol Landis and Joanne Amond. his LOVABLE FAMILY & sweet DOG CHECKERS ARTS COMPANY coming to MSU. it °"t when I get mad. And I Rugby Club Department of Theatre "It's hard to play on even get more charge up as the The MSU Rugby CJub dropped its fourth I terms with some of these game progresses." straight contest as Bowling Green took a 24-7 I VINCINT CANBY, N. Y. TIMES:"... superior Michigan State University teams whose members have Hebert has shown this decision over the Spartans last Saturday. MSU will I fiction, as implacable as 'An American Tragedy,' as had years of lacrosse characteristic by meet the Windsor Borders team in Windsor next | mysterious as You Can't Go Home Again,' as funny as "Why Are We in Viet Nam 7 and as banal as TICKETS NOW ON SALE experience," the goalie said, whitewashing opponents weekend. 'Main Street'" Despite this fact, the late in several of the Spartan Cycling Club Spartans have performed will encounters, Four members of the MSU Cycling Club I on the season and Hebert has Hebert will be looking for competed in cycling events over thp weekend with I increasingly grown more another successful weekend Alan Marcosson, riding in the 45 mile Senior Class I President has happened since Kafka's hero confident at his goaltending 85 the Spartans face Denison "C", the only Spartan participant to place. I turned Into a cockroach; MILLHOUSE and Ashland Saturday and Marcosson placed third. position as seen by his Sunday respectively, j recently clearing the ball Other Spartan competitors included Dennis I downfield by himself on Denison, which handed Nyguist and Mike Corby in the 30-mile senior | LEONARD HARRIS, WCBS TV: "One thing is occasion. Kenyon its only loss of the dass "C" race and Paul Rolig in the 45-mile senior I sure... as you watch. . . the campaigns against "I didn't have that much season, was ranked 19th in class "A" race. Voorhis, Helen Gahagan Douglas, Stevenson, THE MUSICAL SUCCESS confidence in clearing the the Intercollegiate Lacrosse Kennedy, Humphrey, the Hiss case...the farewell ball myself," Hebert admits, speech in California...as you watch, you'll be chortling hyDALE WASSERMAN or fuming. No one will sleep through MILLHOUSE" Music by Lyrics by JULES FEIFFER: MA sapped portrait of Nixon MITCH LEIGH JOE DARI0N TV Rental S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW ™ from Voorhis to Vietnam: port camp, part 9.50 a month Horatio Alger run amuck-the dark side of May 23 Call 355 - Fairchild Theatre 30 0148 Box Office Open 12 Daily • 5 Call Nejac at 337-1300 /6A u « »i V/ FABRICS 4960 North wind Drive, Deadline for track entries is fr»l» 4:45jj KEVIN SANDERS, WABC TV: "It's probably the - today. The fratemityscar most devastating attack on orve man ever put ^ Eatt Laming 332-0879 meeting will be held jj together on fflm ." Wollman Auditorium MON. - FRI. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. p.m. with prelimM Friday is magical beginning after theme* ALBERT GOLDMAN: "'Mlllhouee' Is funnier night and was greeted SAT. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. by lis- He sang his current hit, at5:30o.m. than any currant comedy. The only sad thing teners who were justifiably "American Pie',' of course, but KNITS OF ALL KINDS! A rule reminder is « Is Its truth." angry about the garish, bright JERRY PARKER, NEWSDAY:"...howlingly funny he also sang two particularly emphasizing that no« spotlights beaming down on impressive older tunes, "Three offs, and gym shorts! a film to make you wish we didn't have Nixon to them Some friends' . . . kick around any more." were Flights Up" and "Circus Song! allowed in the P°ol J filming Mr McLean, and their He led his listeners through an smoking, food, drinks! need for appropriate lighting enthusiastic interpretation of JAMES A. WECHSLER, N.Y. POST: "...the glass bottles are pro"' predominantly young, antl-eetabllahment apparently took precedence the old folk round Babylon , Inside the pool area. audience howled with a kind of ecetatk: over the audience's comfort. he played super guitar and Associated with a performer banjo and he sang beautifully. whose psychic antennas are His songs - almost all of which JAY COCKS, TIME MAGAZINE: "A funny likeness Kr>.i usually highly sensitive to rude- are written with the pen of a of the 37th President Nixon seems to emerge as the McLean Survives ness, it was a peculiarly poet and the voice of a min- kind of bunko artist of whom W.C. Fields €D G Two Obstacles thoughtless action strel - are the centerpiece of always ran afoul." As if that wasn t enough, half- his art, and they have as direct TONIGHT Singer Surmounts Irritated way through the program Mr and pertinent a message for 111 OLDS Crowd and a Bomb Scare McLean was interrupted by a right-here-today young people By DON HECKMAN DAm\ man who unceremoniously as those of any contemporary New York Times asked everyone to look under songwriter I can think of their chairs for strange or un- The bomb scare and the dis- A performer who can survive usual looking packages' Wow. trading film lights faded quickly a bomb scare and an antago¬ Only a truly magical perlormer from my mind at the end of the . .. guest speaker at the W| nistic audience must be some¬ could have kept me and doubtless many others in the program But Don McLean's Midwest Film Festival pWI thing special Singer-song¬ music hasn't; I expect to be writer Don McLean came on audience in the hall after so - hearing it for a long, long time ram, Show A .. • I stage at Columbia University's many hassles But Mr McLean Films will follow Daniels I EMH£ da ANTONIO S talk on 'experimental tm»| in filmmaking.' MILLHOUSE Don McLean in Concert until step by step his words, Letter to the Editor melodious voice, his attitude, Buffalo sensitivity, candor, and sincerity Evening News brought my weary mind to a MILLHOUSE 7:30-9:30 warm reception of McLean's NIXON'S CHECKER SPEECH 7:00 -9:00 -11:00 I am not a fan of Don works Just as we discovered LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT 9:30 McLean, or wasn't before and respected the music of Bob Sunday I liked American Pie, Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, Admission $1.00 but knew little of McLean or his Gordon Lightfoot, or Carole Because this film is based entirely work before then King, so has everything I saw of on the spoken word of Richard Nixon it must be sat in the balcony, quite Don McLean seeped into and physically alienated from the warmed my musical sense" lone man on stage, with no part- WENDY PATERSON, RATED B for BULL - icular expectations but curiosity, Kenmore, N Y I On United Artists J Records & Tapes. MIRCHILD AUDITORIUM 3pm State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Tuesday, May 9, 1972 9 -SPORTS- J 3 teams in Spartan tourney STEVE STEIN Friday and Saturday. Grand Valley, "There will be no charge to Spring Arbor being counted on the team Trophys will be awarded later in the day in the style of (flews Sports Writer the public and they will be and the University of totals. for the team winner and the professional golf 13,1 of 33 teams allowed the Michigan at Flint. There will be an 18 - hole runner - up in both the tournaments. Kting 30 schools from Spartan on course," golf coach Bruce In the University division, -v — round iumiiu on both uii uuui Friday and rnuuy tuiu University and College MSU is the defending co - I Michigan and the tel ¬ Fossum said. "I'd like to three schools will enter two Saturday, with the first tee - divisions while all schools champion of the University le. will be playing this Invite people to come and squads —MSU, Michigan and off time at 8 a.m. and each will be competing in the division because last year Eh in the huge Spartan watch the tournament." Western Michigan. day's play concluding individual medalist both Spartan teams tied for . tonal on the Forest The college division Other entries will be Central Michigan, Eastern approximately 6:30 p.m. competition. the title. Detroit College of test course. entrants An added attraction to this In addition to a trophy for Business returns to defend its include (n College division and Ashland Michigan, Michigan Tech, year's Invitational will be a the medalist and his runner College crown. diversity (Ohio) College, Aquinas, - division Detroit Houghton, Wayne State, driving contest Friday up, a watch will be given to Six Spartans have already ft will be vying for College, Northwood Kent State, Toledo, Eastern the tourney individual Institute, Ferris State, evening beginnning at 5:30 won spots on the two MSU ■idual and team Illinois, Western Illinois, p.m. One member from each champion, the first time that five man teams that are lonships over the two Hillsdale, Oakland Dlinois State, University of of the 33 squads will enter this has been done in Spartan - m University, Saginaw Valley, entering. Captain John . hole tournament Wisconsin at Milwaukee, the contest and take three Invitational history. VanderMeiden, senior Dick University of Waterloo shots from the first tee. While the pairings on Bradow, freshmen Brad (Ontario), Indiana State, Awards will be presented Friday will be done at Hyland, Steve Broadwell, Xavier, Cincinatti, and Ohio for the longest drive and also random, Saturday's pairings and Bill Brafford and junior )ortan State. man Each team will enter five squads, with the best - for the longest yardage of the three drives combined will have the men in contention for the individual titles and Mark Timyan will play this weekend. providing they land in the team four scores from each round VanderMeiden and fairway. championships teeing off lies Bradow are the two Spartan at a veterans who have had "off and on" seasons while Batsmen today at ,nan L. Frimodig, "Spartan Saga" along Hyland, currently the hottest MSU I'mSU's only 10 - with MSU Sports golfer, played Vwinner, starring in Information Director extremely well in last Fred Stabley. weekend's Northern ball, basketball and K^e ball |ergraduate in as an Memorial contributions in his in twinbill a Invitational taking tenth in individual competition and leading the Green and White Top Freshman golfer Brad Hyland, above, played well in last Jj.17, died Saturday honor can be sent to the Lyman contingent with a 301 total Freshman weekend's Northern Invitational and will be a member of the ■Sparrow Hospital Frimodig By CRAIG REMSBURG for the year. rbFs. over 72 holes. wing aa two-month Memorial Fund, PO Box State News Sports Writer "The injury hurts us MSU squad at the Spartan Invitational later this week. 552, East Litwhiler said he would Lansing. Riva Ridge came through because he's been doing a Broadwell has now State News photo by B. Remington have catcher Ron Pruitt prim," as he was Lnby many Spartan Checks can be made out to MSU. in the homestretch of the pretty good job for us this moVe to Sackmann's spot in qualifyed for five Kentucky Derby, but it year," Spartan poach Danny ieft with Bailey consecutive tourneys and Oliver |etes, alumni, fans remains to be seen if the Litwhiler lamented Monday, Brafford and Timyan gained I staff members MSU baseball team can put it "He's a good defensive coming in from first base to the right to play this Kted more than 50 all go behind the plate. John together to come in under player and although he Rohde will take Oliver's weekend after their fine Es to MSU athletics, the wire in the Big Ten title hadn't hit the ball too well in performances in last ■served at different race. post, the last few games he helped weekend's 72 hole les as assistant The Spartans, minus us with the bat all season Elliott Moore and Rick intrasquad playoff. - Eetic director, ticket injured outfielder Jerry long. Deller are slated to start on Five Spartans will contend p manager, freshman Sackmann, will tune up for the mound for the 19 - 9 -1 for the final four spots. Bill Iball coach, varsity home conference "It's a tough blow, Spartans in today's action. Marx, Bill Dickens, Tom ■ketball coach, doubleheaders against Itor of intramural especially when we are in the Moore is undefeated this Murphy, Jim Boettcher and Indiana and Ohio State this midst of our title drive," he Jeff Klingbiel will take part letics and professor year and has five wins to his weekend when they added. in a 36 hole playoff today credit. Deller is 2 -1. - lealth and physical entertain the University of After going hitless in six The batsmen are 3 - 3 in the and Wednesday at Forest fcation. Detroit in a twinbill today. times at the plate in the Big Ten Akers. Jjc final appointment Game time for the first Michigan series, Sackmann's ■athletic business contest is 2 p.m. at Kobs statistics read: .338 batting lager came in 1949. In Field, located just north of average, four doubles, a ■ 0 the former Jenison Fieldhouse. MSU triple, five homers and 20 Iterm East Lansing students with a validated ID Kor completed a can get in with no charge. ■authored book LYMAN FRIMODIG Sackmann broke two bones in his left hand when he and teammate Shaun Howitt collided while both were chasing a fly ball in women win two Saturday's 7 - 0 loss to Michigan. Sackmann is out It a disappointing 13 • and walking six to pick up the win. The second team, | it the hands of Grand behind the pitching of j State College last Sherrie Tyler, romped to a J, ■ the women's came Softball back with two 12-2 victory. Saturday against Calvin Tyler received the loss from Friday's game after l"s first team defeated pitching two and two thirds 112 10 Saturday with • innings and giving up five ■ Ruhl striking out six runs. fywO'a&L r Lec: tu IN MERIDIAN 3 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 IN MERIDIAN 4 :o ncxm 6:00, 8:00, 9:55 TWI LITE HOURS, ADULTS S1.25, 4:30- 5:00 i serefes •nd 5:30-6:00 CURRENT SERIES ARE REMINDED THAT DEADLINE FOR 1972 - 73 SUBSCRIBERS SUBSCRIPTION RENEWALS IS MAY 12. RENEWALS MAY BE OBTAINED THROUGH THE UNION TICKET OFFICE. 355-3301. SEASON VMEN LEIGH LESLIE HOWARD Academy ^ Awards® 4 (T1IDUJE/T HLfTI FETTIVRL OLIVIA de HAVILLAND 1972-73 TONIGHT IN 102BWELLS LAST 3 DAYS! ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY AT 8:00 1.50 A Beal Film BEGINS TODAY FAIRCHILD AUDITORIUM 3 p.m. Edgar Daniels will speak on 'experimental trends in filmmaking' "The Twentieth Gentaps? before the A showing of films. 1 "Silent Majority" by Bruce A. Ward, 3min. land other Absurdities" A 2 "Mayflowers" by Gary Anderson, 28min. A A 3 "Crystal Reflections" byN. P. Johnson, 5min. A 4 "Fire Mountain" by Encyclopaedia Britannica, 8min. A 5 "House Construction Home Movie" Silo Cinema, Inc., lOmin. A 6 "Gallery" by Ken Rudolph / Pyramid Films, 7min. ROD INTERMISSION A 7 A 8 "When I Was Three" by Jeff Dell. "Birth of the American Flag" by Stan Vanderbeek, 16min. SERbING A 9 "4 Minute Animation Film" by Karl Krogstad, 5min. A 10 "Time and a Half" by James Benning, 17min. FAIRCHILD AUDITORIUM 7 & 9 p.m. FRI., MAY 1 2 8 p.m. BB 1 "Item 72-D: The Adventures ofSpa and Fon" by Edward T. Summer B 2 "Animated Painting" by Jeff Wein, 3%min. B 3 "The Open Window" by'Richard Patterson / Pyramid MAIN AUDITORIUM Films, 12min. B 4 'Tone Poem" by Jonathan Bainbridge, lOmin. B 5 "Tea for Two" by Al Wong, 5min. INTERMISSION Rod Serling, noted writer, producer and director will speak on "The B 6 "Corridor" by Standish Lawder, 22min. 20th Century and other Absurdities" including his "Twilight Zone" B 7 "Jeffries • Johnson 1910" by McGraw-Hill, 20min. and "Night Gallery" programs. B 8 "Heavenly Star" by Alan Holleb, 13min. He will also show and discuss his choice for the best fantasy film Ticket passes on sale at: the Union Ticket Office, Campbell's from the Midwest Film Festival. Smoke Shop, Marshall Music, and at the door. $1.60TICKETSON SALE NOW ATMARSHALL Festival passes $5.00, Matinee passes $3.00, individual tickets MUSIC, UNION TICKET OFFICE & CAMPBELL'S L at the door $1.00. A Residence Hall Presentation |licliigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, May 9, 1972 11 Recreation Service Houses BICYCLES - NEW, folding, AMPEX REEL tape deck, SoS PREGNANT? We ideal for campers. understand. 6 BEDROOM. UP to 9 students. Plus tax. Call Ted, 882 2-5-10 $69 95 3979 echo mikes. Bargain $125. 355-f268.3-5-11 Call us. Pregnancy counseling. 372-1560. 0-5-31 MEMORIAL WEEKEND: Nassau, $139. Toronto, $59. May 26-29. Deluxe packages. Typing Service L Fireplace, dishwasher .close to Call STUDENTOURS, PROFESSIONAL TYPIST. TOMORROW IS Campus. Available June 16. CLASSICAL GUITAR - Gaya, ATTENTION: BIOLOGY, COLOR TV, Bose 901's 351-2650, 355-2824. Theses, term papers. IBM. Call after 5 p.m. 655-2555 flawless condition. $190 or 2-5-9 Mcintosh C-26 and MC-2105' must sell I 351-4301. 1-5-9 best offer. evenings. 1-5-9 641-6280, PHYSICAL SCIENCE AND GENERAL SCIENCE C-10-5-16 Best rates. 10-5-11 Call 351-4619. BARGAIN XX furnished • Rooms BOAT 12- GerTeva, 40 GIBSON MAJORS. TYPING THESES and letters, DAY ' Available till GUITAR, mint OLYMPIC GAMES ■ ithpd. horsepower Mercury and etc. Rapid, accurate service. l^er 197^- 353-6485, ATTRACTIVE ROOM and bath trailer. $300. 655-3638 condition, 12 - string, $150,6 - string, $75. WEDDING All college of Natural Science MUNICH, GERMANY Experienced. 393-4075. fes. 3-5-10 for serious women student or 521-3961.3-5-11 DRESS, floor length mantilla, and other majors, Interested C-5-31 instructor. Walk to campus. $50. 393-8433.3-5-11 ■ bedroom house, DOCTORAL GOWN for tea'chkln9 a0plica,lon for tickets P ho n ANN BROWN: Typing and I term. $60 per Parking, quiet. 351-6286. 5'10" - man. 6'. Cap size 7, tassel programs In Biology, Physical 339-2075 multilith offset printing. phone 355-4247. gold. $65. Evenings Animals Science and General Science EUROPE SUMMER '72. Round Complete service should note the for following trip jets from $219. FURNISHED. 5 block, from 332-2782.3-5-11 dates. Deadline to submit dissertations, theses, AFGHAN HOUND - Beautiful completed applications for STUDENTOURS, 129 East Union. Parking. Now and show stock. AKC, black, 9 summer and fall manuscripts, general typing, SHOP AND COMPAREI term 1972, Grand River, 351-2650. kf LANSING summer. Call 351-8177 Lowest months. Nancy May 12, 1972. A notification 355-2824. C-10-5-16 IBM. 22 years experience. consistent record prices in Hill, of action will be mailed by 349-0850. C-5-31 |E TOCAMPUS before 8,30 a.m. 1-5-9 town. MARSHALL MUSIC. 371-3486, days — 393-6050 May 23, 1972 in time for I Houses and 245 Ann Street. C-1-5-9 2-5-9 early registration. Service PROFESSIONAL ' Broom Apartments ROOMS FOR girls, in managed THESIS NOW: DOORSOPEN 12:4 * group living situation. Meals KITTENS INTERVIEWING typing for any field. IBM ^ Trailab'eJiine IS excellent and optional. TWO NICE Persian carpets, size Selective Typewriter. Call y AT 1:10- 3:05- 5:05- prospective persons who dig REMEMBER REED'S garage % lall 349-4157 Parking. Call ED2-6426 4' x 6', 3V4 x 5'/»'. Reasonable animals as friends. Free. E-37 McDonel Hall we're back! Sharon Vliet. 627-2936. 7:10-9:10 prices. 355-1077. 1-5-9 . Domestics, ■CLOSE. Summer term, 5-5-10 ARTLEY FLUTE, 1 month old. _ 482-3057. 5-5-12 355-1725 VWs, Datsun, Toyota. 2707 East Kalamazoo. 485-2998 D-20-5-22 Twiqqy ig 4 bedrooms. SINGLE ROOMS from June 15 SAMOYED, 2 years, AKC. WANTED 5-5-10 FAST, ACCURATE typing in K" Russell's ► $120 or best offer. 484-7353. - CAR en route to 169,5-5-12 to September 15, $140 Female, spayed, shots. $50. Denver in June, to pull U - my home. Pick-up and BOWER HOUSE. 351-4490 1-5-9 332-5744 anytime. 2-5-10 CREATIVE Haul. WILL PAY! 355-2941 PHOTOGRAPHY delivery. 482-3193. 3-5-9 G VN room. Duplex. I 1 . October $60. 3-5-10 3-5-10 on display in THE ALLE Bor • 1. CANOE 13' OLD TOWN. Like TOY POODLE male, age VA ■70. 3-5-10 ROOMS, SINGLES AND new, 53 lb. $275. Call - AKC, shots, trimmed. $20. during Greenwich Village FRIEND' DOUBLES. Cooking facilities. 482-6104 after 6 p.m. except 882-8853.1-5-9 ITCHES OR PAIh Days. CYCLOPS STUDIO. 220 Albert, 332-0573 Transportation I QUARTER, has 2 Utilities paid. CALL Wednesday. 4-5-12 C-5-5-12 [e apartments, $125 372-8077. C-5-31 FREE SPLIT COSTS to California or KITTENS, house and the impulses that all (or $230/month. KALIB-GRAND OPENINGI litter trained. 485-4018 after cause both probably travel Alaska. Leave in May. Bto Sparrow Hospital Stamps, coins, supplies. Buy, 5 p.m. 1-5-9 along the same n»tue PHOTOCOPIES 3cl 355-6797.3-5-10 fcu. 694-9389. 1-5-9 For Sale sell, trade. Foreign, U.S. 541 pathways. The difference, BEAT XEROX prices scientists now believe, is the East Grand River, East FREE KITTEN, male, fluffy, pattern of the Impulses that CREATIVE RESEARCH, 220 GOING ON TOSRV in Ohio? I SUMMER house 2 PANASONIC STEREO AM/FM Lansing, below Paramount white with orange markings. go to the brain. One means pain, a Albert, 332-1100. C-5-31 Need ride. Will pay. 355-4404 m campus, utilities stereo radio, four speakers, News. Open 1-6 p.m., Litter - trained. 371-3434, Br itch, and 3-5-11 a third tickle. kl 0177. 3-5-9 turntable, $100. 355-1110. Mon.-Sat. 332-0112. 7-5-15 353-8750.1-5-9 If you really want to feel FOR QUALITY service on 3-5-11 tickled, turn to the STATE stereos. TV's and recorders. ^HanSING House and PIONEER SX440. AM/FM GERMAN SHEPHERD pups - THE STEREO SHOPPE. Wanted ^^[tments for lease, GERMAN SHEPHERD. AKC Stereo receiver. JVC AKC, shots, wormed, large - 337-1300. C-5-31 jg fall. Also rooms for pups. 1965 Ford Galaxie. 504OU, AM/FM stereo boned, beautifully marked. FOR SALE: Two tickets, and fall. Call receiver. Beseler 57MBX $50.882-8853.2-5-10 FUTURE CPA'S, learn HOW to GUESS WHO Concert, May Formats, size 10. 484-4026. kl. 3-5-9 1-5-9 motorized enlarger with prepare for the CPA exam. HOUSE PAINTING 11, Civic Center. $6 or 2/$9. FOR SALE. AKC Registered St. BECKER CPA REVIEW C Reasonable Rates coldlight head, very good. 489-1345, 5-5-9 ITALIAN BICYCLES - 21 Used Telephoto and wide Bernard puppies. Well COURSE. Call collect, j Free Estimates nished, $160/month. pounds. Colnago 20", angle camera lenses. TV sets, marked. Terms available. Detroit, 313-961-1400. ' Jere Brown B-1-5-9 RESPONSIBLE FEMALE needs e now - September Chiappini 22", Campognolo typewriters, tapestries, __663-3689.4-5-12 Bruce Douglas room 372-31 1 7, or efficiency. Fall. parts. $250 each. 332-1868 headphones, 8-track home ear. 8.3-5-11 after 7 p.m. 4-5-12 and car tape players. 500 used DACHSHUND puppies. 6 weeks AFRO CUTS and all Afro "£349-4817^ 349-2781 353-2304. 3-5-11 old, registered. 627-7404. supplies. UNION BUILDING 8-track tapes, $2 each. 'AINTING, QUALITY I HOUSE, close, yard WILCOX SECOND HAND __5JL5-1_5 BARBER SHOP. C-1-5-9 workmanship. Interior and NEED ONE girl. June 14-August FEMALE IRISH SETTERS, 2 at exterior. Reasonable rates. 28. Capitol Villa / Will pay Yi parking. One woman, STORE, 509 East Michigan 3 months, 1 at 22 months. EXTERIOR PAINTING. Grad Call Robert Smith, for free rent. 351-5442 before 2:30 ir $50. Two women, Avenue. 8-5:30 p.m. AKC students, reliable, references. estimates. 655-1576. 3-5-11 p.m. 3-5-10 (3.337-0483. 1-5-9 National Advertised Monday - Satu rday , registered. Also, Call 349-4817 or 349-2781. Tents 485-4391. BankAmericard, Irish/English Setter pups. Free estimates. C-1-5-9 DON'T FORGET blood comes ■ STREET. 2-3 people Quality Awing Shop Master Charge, Layaway, __487-0297.3-5-11 READ TV FACTS, only from people. Save a life. J| Summer term. Own 45 12 S. Logan Terms, Trades. C distributed every Wednesday Give blood. Professional AKC. ST. Bernard puppies, I Pal: 351-9029 3-5-9 . FLEA MARKET, now open in lovable. Good house dogs. Peanuts Personal at your C-22-5-31 local merchants. donors compensated. FURNITURE, TENT Sale. Save $75 and MICHIGAN COMMUNITY up. Negotiable. Call 30% - 50% at BROOKS Mason. Sundays 11-5 p.m. BED, SUMMER, for 723-7793, Owosso. 5-5-10 M.D.P. STUDENTS: One of us BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. FURNITURE, downtown and Wednesdays 9-5 ■ 504 Abbott. $50. Call p.m. C-5-31 p42 after 5 p.m. 2-5-9 Grand Ledge, Phone 627-9600.0-12-5-17 Corner of North and Mason Street. Call 882-2826. OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog actually got a job! Advisees TRE-Z see Barney before Typing Service puppies. Champion sired, THINKING OF B1-1-5-9 mid-May. 5-5-10 someone l2 girls for summer. great disposition, $350. COMPLETE THESES service. 50 USED SEWING machines, special? Send a "Peanuts |droom house. Own 616-344-5936. 10-5-15 Discount printing. IBM typing Personal" message with a $9.95 and up. Consoles and 1, $60/month, call Real Estate and binding of theses, Want Ad. Come in today. fe7 5-5-12 portables, Zig-Zag and straight COLE'S BAKERY ST. BERNARD puppies. AKC, resumes, publication. Across 347 Student Services. stitchers. TUESDAY ONLY. Special, 4 Well marked. $100 up. from campus, corner M.A.C. NICE 2 bedroom house, ELECTRO-GRAND, 804 loaves Home - Style white 663-8739. 5-5-15 and Grand River, below Jones JGIRLS, Summer, large East basement, large lot. East ■ted house. Phone Michigan, Lansing. bread, at our Bakery Foods Stationery Shop. Call Lansing. 351-0147. 5-5-10 PEOPLE DO MS7 3-5-10 } I Hours, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Concession. MEIJER Mobile Homes COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Saturday, 9-12 noon*. THRIFTY ACRES, Okemos. HOLT - 5 BEDROOM home. 337-1666. C-5-31 READ SMALL ADS 0-22-6-31 South Pennsylvania, West SKYLINE Fenced yard, 3 car garage. |E 2 bedroom, Saginaw. KROGER, Frandor, excellent 1969, 12' x 60', condition, 2 694-8305. 5-5-12 FROM WHERE you sit, check RALEIGH COMPETITION Logan Center, 4002 West the better jobs in today's you just did! bedroom, furnished or 221b. ten speed, 24" frame, Saginaw, 1721 North Grand FOUR BEDROOM house in Glen Classified Ads. unfurnished, shed, skirted, many extras. $250. Best River, C-2-5-9 Brookview Cairn h. Available June • Park, Perry. area, by owner. 933 offer. Scott 351-8660 3-5-9 625-3451.3-5-10 . 1V4 miles from Westlawn. Call 332-6744. REFRIGERATOR - 5-5-10 1. Call 353-6922 or PORTABLE SPEED Queen HORIZON EXCELLENT condition. $50. SUNRISE PARK. 1)84 after 2 p.m. 3-5-10 washer. Used once moving. $140. before 393-5193. 337-7050. 2-5-9 1970. Like new, 2 bedroom, or bedroom and den, Recreation CANDIDATE CASH!!! 3-5-9 unfurnished, carpeted, air, CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE. EUROPF - WEEKLY Flights. skirted, sodded lot, pool S FABULOUS BILLS FOR Work done locally. Free Tours available. Call Frank WATER BED with heater, privileges. 15 minutes from THOSt CANDID CANDIDATES estimates. Fast, guaranteed padded raised frame, Buck, 351-2286, 5-7 p.m. WHO ARE SURCINC ACROSS service. Approximatley V4 campus. Call after 1 p.m. 4-5-12 THE STATES IN PRIMARY ', FURNISHED, 1-4 matching end tables, best normal repair cost. 625-7375. 3-5-9 offer. 882-9546.5-5-12 CLASHES. DESIGNED FOR m houses, available PROFESSIONAL BLACK RICHARDSON 1971, 12'x 65'. YOUR PLEASURE BY PHIL §5!h.$125-$190/month ELECTRO VOICE MODEL 14 and WHITE PHOTO 3 bedrooms, FRANK ONE OF AMERICAS ». 349-3604 after - FINISHING.Customer quality skirting, FINEST AND NEWEST POLITICAL 1.5-515 stereo loudspeakers, new. to your specifications. completely furnished. Marshall 50 - watt. SRO's, Excellent condition, $5800. CARTOONISTS. Developing, contact sheets, ON new. 351-1889. x-6-5-6 Immediate possession. M.A.C. for enlargements, mounting. UNION BOARD 625-3810.5-5-11 FLIGHTS. 1-5 people, WILCOX SECOND HAND LAUGH WITH THE PHASE THREE NIXON Summer Flights V 355-2427. MAGNAVOX STEREO $200. STORE, 509 East Michigan. ROAR WITH FLUSTRATED HUMPHREY Detroit-London, still Extras. Portable Color 12" 485-4391. C Lost & Found available from $195. Contact REUNITE WITH SMILING McGOVERN TV, new, $200. 393-2151. MESS AROUND WITH MUSKIE UNION BOARD FLIGHTS In to share 2 bedroom 5-5-12 MUSIC, MUSIC, Music. Zenith LOST BETWEEN McDonald's CAMPAIGN CASH WITH WALLACE Bied house. 9 month Circle of Sound stereo and 2 and Cedar Monday-Friday, 1-4 p.m. C Village: black and WE DO most repairing and speakers. $125. Excellent white ^(849$240 after 6 per month, replace broken frames. condition. Owner just bought torn cat, long hair, ten pounds, two green eyes, SP£IN: PRE June 8 - SUMMER break. PASS THEM OUT AT All YOUR POllTICAl p.m. 3-5-11 - 19, complete OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 FUNCTIONS USE AS FUN RAISING PROIECTS new system that makes more ... . years old. His friends are package, $219. Inquire: SEND THEM OUT TO ALL YOUR FRIENDS OR FOES. (omen to share large 4 East Michigan Avenue. noise. Call after 5 p.m. lonely. 353-9367, 351-2695. STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. 372-7409. C-5-5-12 393-8377.3-5-11 5-5-15 jom furnished house. I 'ease. $300 12 355-2824. C-10-5-16 per month GREAT LAKES COIN SUPPLY COMPANY rer R00M house, 1 block jcampus, 0 summer term. Park, utilities • $55 per person, "ill needed. Own 3A sSH F 355-8313 before 5- 30 dW ! 11 J w S>'| ■TUSI ColHiigbJOoti r»£ 4,'N M!T \jB i] 1 Ctopciungbam Km 3| mMl means has it . cIake your date po l M 1' i *1 .. i| TglM heated to and all av/6rldJkmous 4620 S.IIAGADORN Just north of Mt. Hope Rd. iBstaurani u. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units for summer and fall. These spacious luxury apartments are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual central control air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. Recreation is planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to •>Ur kind of people be among the first residents of TWYCK INGHAM call today. The 2 bedroom units (tart at $60/month per man. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: P|r conditioned •Unlimited Parking LARRY SCOTT at 351-7166. THREE, SIX, NINE and TWELVE Iish*a»her, "New Furniture MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE . '8 Carpeting •Model Open Daily ALL STATE MANAGEMENT CO., INC. 1024 E. GRAND RIVER 234 W. GRAND RIVER IN EAST LANSING f 71 N°thwind Call 351 8282 MANAGEMENT EXCLUSIVELY BY: 241 E. SAGINAW HWY SUITE 411 OPEN SUN-THURS'TILL 'Behind EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 1AM, FRI-SAT TILL 2 AM the Yankee Store) 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday ■ It's What's Happening- U.S. strikes Hanoi are< Such moves, he (Continued from page one) Since then, however, the targets south of the DMZ, in added, were hpf«^ ~UCI°re the DMZ and north of the ••-.ii «i the The command North Vietnamese have kept an inaicauve oi a strong organ friendi en(1t their drive and one week DMZ." urge to get down to Hue Announcements for It's St. John's student parish "Sweet Charity" will be announcement said the up It also learned that defense" 4n ef| What's Happening must be offers recreational strikes were made by Navy ago captured QuangTri, the was folkdancing presented at the Okemos Barn the United States received in the State News tactical aircraft and no B52 first provincial capital they was at 8 tonight at 327 MAC Ave. Theater May 11 - 14 and 25 - office, 341 Bldg., by 1 class days Student p.m. at before Services, least two publication. Everyone is welcome. Free U classes meeting today: 27. Call for i The MSU Railroad Club will bombers were involved. B52s were used April 16 in attacks near the port city of have won in the war. There was no immediate disclosure of how many carrying out assault panhandle in a concerted air the southern of North Merchants sell sum (Continued from page one) . No will be Abolish the Archaic Grading strikes were flown Monday Vietnam to destroy war . accepted by meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 30 Haiphong and tactical When "The Man" dashed ' he Emitted, phone. No System - 7:30 p.m., Synergy; Union. aircraft also hit the Hanoi or how many planes took material before it could into the ballroom from announcements will be accepted Community Organizing - 8 p.m., area. Those raids were part. Five carriers with a reach forces in the South. A knnl, J 1 » a m lOm for 811 answer*• IQ «„4.. .. for events outside the greater 32 8 Case HaU; Edible Wild The final meeting of the complement of about 350 senior U.S. officer said more Lansing area. Plants - 7:30 p.m., 301 Bessey Resource Development Club will described as a one • time planes have been operating than 200 North Vietnamese literally went berserk. £Ly>" i action aimed at trying to get The MSU Student Committee Hall; Engine Rebuilding - 7 p.m.. Lab A, Wonders Hall; Let's Play be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in 183 Natural Resources Bldg. Hanoi to halt its offensive. recently in Vietnamese trucks and large amounts of coastal areas, but there was supplies awaiting shipment -■«. screamed *v, mi nutes, and hollered they J^BP"S , 600,1 Tumr' «« I met I to Re elect President Nixon - Guitar Everywhere - 7 p.m., 215 to discuss plans for the student - no indication of how many had been knocked out in stamped their feet and . t"y moral Sei will meet at 9 tonight in 340 Bessey HaU; Political faculty picnic. were involved in the strike the jumped up and down. One m'8., have '"ibi North Case Hall. panhandle in the past Chicanos Campaigning - 7 p.m., 34 Union; Rugby - 4:30 p.m., Old College over the North. few days. woman, with tears in her eyes, gasped and fell back m°[h*r s knee, Dick Holland, community Field; French - 7 p.m., Synergy. The command said that He said the North K . no m< school coordinator at Sheridan Organization will meet at 6:45 while the strikes were being Vietnamese were onto her chair. about my job," | (Continued from page one) risking Road Elementary, will meet New Free U p.m. today in 31 Union. Join the "Turner Speedreading said. "A switch from a rural made in the Hanoi area movement of supply with interested MSU volunteers class will begin at 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to listen "other U.S. aircraft and convoys and tanks in revolution," he implored, to an urban environment is to discuss "Developing Thursday in 326 Natural Science and share healing experiences. naval gunfire support strikes daylight and attempting to and one can reclaim the' Volunteer Recreation Programs" Bldg. Bring a novel, paper and a physically demanding task American Dream that is at 4 p.m. today in 6 Student pencil. All are welcome. David Meltz, asst. professor that will be expected of the were attacking t military repair bridges with cranes. rightfully his. „ For Services Bldg. The MSU Sailing dub will of political science, will speak on "Freedom and 1972" at 8:30 migrant students." Improved counseling By the end of his rousing Mother's I p.m. Wednesday in 34 Union, oration, a money - making U.S. hikes air power The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 35 services, additional financial scheme had been converted will have a lawyer available Union. Shore school will be held sponsored by the New Right assistance programs, into a moral crusade every Wednesday during spring Coalition and MSU Students of to at 7 p.m. New members are Students wishing Objectivism. bilingual academic advisers drench the world with term. welcome. to meet with Chicanos and (Continued from page one) "love, appointments are asked to check unity and understanding," a mged i„ with the ASMSU business office, work study programs were Applications for College of Thailand are stationed at Udorn, Ubon, Nakom Phanom crusade that would elimiante Rive 307B Student Services Bldg., or Social Science council positions The Special Education Dept. some of the supportive and Korat, all in the northeast, and at Utapao, 90 miles hand-painted jy needs volunteers for a special poverty, stop ware and watering; pitcher, s call 35 3 - 0659. are available in 205 Berkey Hall measures suggested by south of Bangkok. Types of aircraft range from the eight - eradicate all other evils of stop in] education camp for the mentally Alfaro. through Friday. jet B52s to helicopters and small observation planes. Rapid and Efficient Reading retarded. If interested, call Anne Gilberto humanity. Martinez, In the current stepped ■ up air campaign, Thai - based To skills are offered from 8 a.m. to The Outing Club will meet at at 355 - 9152. my surprise, I saw president of Quanto Sol, a planes are flying round - the - clock missions. scores of 5 p.m. Monday through Friday 7 p.m. today in 116 Natural people, engulfed in 204 Bessey Hall. Green Earth Co - op will have nonprofit Chicano The B52s have bombed deep into North Vietnam for the by mass hysteria, take out Science Bldg. to hear Jack communication service, first time in the war. Rescue helicopters are again making Stoner, secretary of the a general meeting at 8 tonight at their checkbooks and agn on Michigan Capitol City Dive Ulrey House, 505 MAC Ave. said, "We have beenwaiting pickups of downed American fliers far into North the spot. Everyone is welcome. 116 years for them to make Vietnamese territory. Club, present a program on They had seen a demi - a move like this." He said The present buildup has been done quietly. What few diving. God, and wanted a slice of The Chess Club will meet at 7 the Chicano tuition plan announcements there have been have come from The Afternoon Tea Co. will p.m. Wednesday in the West was one of the requests divinity. Shaw Hall meeting room. Washington, in keeping with the k>ng-6tandinglow • profile On the bus ride home present a production of made by his organization to Officers for next year will be policy covering U.S. activities in Thailand. Sunday, all four guests from "Charley's Aunt" at 8 p.m. the Presidential Commission elected. Please bring clocks. Less than a week ago, the U.S. mission in Bangkok Grand Rapids had signed, as Thursday, 7 p.m. Friday and 8 on Advisors in October claimed there were no plans to reactivate Takhli. did two out of seven p.m. Saturday in the Arena 1970. Lansing "Psychiatric Studies on Theater. Campus Action Bible study Newsmen are not allowed to visit any of the air bases in guests. Out of the five Shamanism in Taiwan" at 10:30 will meet at 9:30 tonight at Martinez said some of Thailand. Pilots and GIs have strict instructions not to talk holdouts, three were MSU a.m. today in 205B Life The 39 8V6 Park Lane, basement. the other requests made by to them. Retailing Club will students, including a 19 - Sciences Bldg. initiate officers at Everyone is welcome. Chicanos to the University new a picnic Though the bases were built by the United States, they year - old girl who had been at 5 p.m. today at Alton Road include active recruitment remain the property of the royal Thai air force, under an badgered into tears. MSU College Republicans Park. Food will be Max Ellison, poet, will speak of new migrant students, provided. will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in at the annual spring luncheon of agreement, the terms of which have never been made I asked my sponsor, Tom adequate supporting services public. the Union Sunporch. George McGovern needs Faculty Folk of MSU at 1 p.m. and a financial aid package McLaughlin, how many of Friday in Kellogg Center. A U.S. official said recently there was no formal the converts would canvassers every weekend and Special Brody co - ed housing Tickets consisting of more work agreement, "just a handshake." week night until the primary. If may be obtained by study programs and eventually recoup their room signup for Emmons and you can help, call 355 - 62 34 or calling 332 • 1408 or 351 - 'They can tell us to go any time they like," the official investments. Butterfield Halls will be held 351 - 3226. 1205. fellowship for migrants. said. "At least three out of four There will be a Lansing Coin dub meeting and auction at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Scott Art and Garden Center, 915 S. Townsend St. There will He's locked into childhood be by a disease that's already licked. a guest speaker on ancient Send Mom a Sweet Surprise What happened was measles. Com¬ mon measles. And what's tragic is that it should never have happened at all. To most people, measles is simply a childhood nuisance. But statistics don't bear them out. During the height of the measles season, 10,000 children are stricken every three days. 60 are hospitalized, 10 de¬ velop inflammation of the brain, 3 be¬ come mentally retarded. And one dies. 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