i. ,h€ michigan Volume 65 Number 99 Eait Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Wednesday, February 7, 1973 General education criteria approved By DANIEL DEVER curriculum much more flexible for instead of the ones offered by make the substitution for the 45 credit behavioral sciences and courses in the Academic Council and Academic State News Staff Writer students. University College -- American thought general education requirement. written and oral communication. Senate meetings. I he move is a step toward clearing and language, natural science, social The newly - approved criteria Gerald Miller, professor of Presently, only one student sits on Council Tuesday f!?6. way aU coHeges to develop science and humanities. divides the general education communication and chairman of the the Steering Committee. criteriaia that wiU will L, ^ °^n gen®™' education courses. The criteria are part of a larger curriculum into four areas: arts and committee which developed the Also included in the proposal is a education s*uae"ts could then take general general education plan passed by the humanities; biological, physical or criteria, called the plan "broad based" schedule of student elections for seats |ke the general education courses in any college council last year to allow students to mathematical sciences; social and and said it will allow students to on the Academic Council and a plan of choose from a much wider range of appeals for those elections. These courses to meet their general changes were proposed to alleviate education requirement. many of the problems which occurred Justice Dept. The new general education plan will not go into effect for quite some time, however, because other areas including in the first two student elections to the council. The other proposed bylaw change academic advising have not yet been which the council approved involves dealt with. defends Nixon the inclusion of librarians into In other action Tuesday, the academic governance process. Academic Council passed a series of proposed changes in the Bylaws of These changes would include the Academic Governance which would librarians in the voting ranks of the create an Elected Student Council and faculty on internal matters concerning budget include librarians in academic their department. WASHINGTON (AP) — Stripping powers presidential power to impound funds governance. Under the proposed changes, an Elected Student Council would include all the student members of the All of these proposed changes in the Bylaws for Academic Governance now go to the Academic Senate and the the president of full which Conress has told the White board of trustees for approval. power to Academic Council to deal with student impound funds would reduce him House to spend, is not now either concerns. The Academic Council also from chief executive to chief clerk, the checked or balanced. The changes also call for one approved a freshmen honors program Justice Dept. told Congress Tuesday. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., graduate and one undergraduate which will allow freshmen with "an Joseph T. Sneed, deputy attorney said the President's actions reflect "a student to sit on the Steering excellent academic record" to enter general, also said Congress has shown royal view of the presidency." Committee in planning the agendas for Honors College. no signs it has the capacity to insure (continued on page 13) balanced budgets or control inflation. Sneed testified before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee battle of the budget raged in both while the CALLED CONSUMER HOAX House and Senate. The House Rules Committee cleared a bill to resurrect a popular farm Environmental program, the Assistance program. House action is expected today. And after a White House meeting Rural Nixon policy blamed with President Nixon, Republican congressional leaders quoted Nixon as saying he would take whatever steps necessary to keep his new budget intact. One leader for state fuel deficits predicted a substantial number of vetoes. By MICHAEL FOX today's energy needs, but the federal • price oil from coming into this Sneed said the nation needs the State News Staff Writer government has failed to take the country, the government tells us that necessary steps to make them investors need higher incentives to More impounding authority vested in the president to check overspending by A member of the Michigan Public available. bring domestic oil, gas and petroleum, to Service Commission Tuesday blamed "It is a hoax on the American American homes and factories. Congress. the Nixon administration for House Republican leader, Gerald Ford of Michigan, told "The exercise of this authority by causing consumer to tell him that fuels are not "The government creates scarcity fuel shortages in Michigan and available to meet today's through an oil import system and then Kiewsmen after meeting with President Nixon that the President the President to promote fiscal energy elsewhere in the Midwest this winter. demands," Ralls said in a prepared as a matter of policy supports higher bill take whatever steps necessary to hold spending to his stability is not usurpation. Rather, it is In the great tradition of checks and in a speech delivered at Onaway, speech. "Also, it is a hoax to say that prices to bring limited supplies to j budget levels. Ford also predicted "a very substantial commission member William R. Ralls, the to all energy market. The fuel scarcity this winter is balances upon which our Constitution answer problems is lumber" of presidential vetoes in his battle of the budget with is based," he said. of Okemos, told a United Auto simply that the consumer will have to a product of these uneconomic Workers leadership conference that an pay higher prices so that investors may economic policies." Congress. AP Wirephoto Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., and other said unrestrained ample supply of fuels exists to meet realize higher profits." senators Ralls called for development of a Nixon's refusal to end the oil national energy policy and import quota system is largely- establishment of a federal corporation responsible for this winter's fuel OWS ROLE OF ADVOCACY shortage, Ralls said. Last month, to develop new energy sources. "Federal funding of research of new Nixon eased the restrictions on oil of sources energy is grossly imports by exempting heating oil from inadequate. The answers to our energy the quota and allowing a 50 per cent Women's official hears gripes problems will affect the way we live, increase in the amount of oil that can our foreign policy, our economic and be imported. military strength, the products we "Nixon's action to increase oil make and consume and the choices we They emphasized their The alliance said a number of imports is a short - term plan," Ralls have as a free people." By LAURA MILLER University inaction on naming a said. "The government's long - term dissatisfaction with the Women's prominent feminist groups on campus clerical technical Ralls is the sole Democratic member State News Staff Writer were not represented on the council, - representative. proposal for ending fuel shortage of the three - person Public Service Advisory Council appointments as Since the University is in litigation being unrepresentative of women at - including the Alliance, Associated apparently includes continuation of Commission which regulates Michigan with both the MSU Employes Assn. the import quotas. Alliance to End Sex large and criticized the treatment of Women Students and MSU Women's gas, electric, telephone and water and the American Federation of State, bimination Monday introduced the Liberation. "At the same time that the import part - time and temporary faculty, companies in Michigan. I director of women's programs to comprised largely of women. Another of (continued on 13) quota system prevents abundant lower source complaint was page |>ng series of sex discrimination *s against the University. ~r 40 members of the alliance I with Mary K. Kothman to sound J her new position with the Ministration. lothman vowed to improve the p of women at MSU through a Man initiates in small print at the bottom. A anti-Agnew drive rice and advocacy role." By SUSAN AGER stop 8°>ng on. " Rut Times suggested that President Nixon the ■ secenes dealing," Rau said in lothman said she State News Staff Writer —a t. ii n adds accent to the sticker. i-i But this i is the same Agnew who specifically asked . may favor Texas Democrat John reaction to the article. "I don't try to "I just don't want anyone to ■University to place her office away forget Previously wouldn't speak to anyone Connally as his successor in 1976. outguess our President, but I think we ^ the An East Lansing resident is waging a that at Spiro is waiting," Rau explained. w'^ ^air below their ears," he added. don't know what Nixon's got up Administration Bldg. to A recent report in still might have an Agnew - Mitchell purage one - man campaign against the He calls his one - man organization the New York his ^ve. but I don't like this behind contact with women's ticket." possible nomination of Vice President Forget - Me - Not Enterprises. |ps Her * office is in Litton Hall. plans to Spiro T. Agnew for president in 1976. Agnew is on a tour of Asia and open educational prtunities to clerical "Too many people are forgetting could not be reached Tuesday for - technical about Spiro and that's just what the reaction to Rau's comments. |ers improve 1 °iher issues day care facilities of importance to administration wants," Ron Rau, of Rau refused to disclose how much University Village, said recently. Rau is taking orders for red, white he invested to print 1,000 stickers but |liiance members introduced and blue bumper stickers reading emphasized that the stickers are of top complaints with the ation "Stop the Spiro of '76. Don't let it quality. When the woman at the print concerning sex shop asked him how long he wanted rain on America's 200th birthday" is the stickers to last Rau said he replied, "Four more years." An advertisement Rau ran in the State News for five days "to feel out 'OP senator backs the market" created little response though he feels he can recover his original investment by establishing sticker dealers on campus. ugging case probe "There are 35 million people out there who voted for McGovern," he said, "and every one of those people would buy one of these. And even Il2 ■ferptin r the N ~ The Senate Republican Senate GOP Policy Committee at a meeting immediately preceding the get some that is." Republicans — the effete snobs, ■ ren e(sa,d 'Merest to Tuesday it is in the - together of all the Republican To encourage sales, the first sticker have senators. purchased is $1 but each additional '^Dem °f alleged democrats in G*0P last Vying year's Sen. John Tower chairman of the Policy Committee, of Texas, sticker is only 50 cents. Rau said he will "walk the streets, pential campaigns, said that each senator will determine drive my car backwards through of New for himself how to vote on setting up campus or even give away the stickers" newsmen that, no the special investigating committee. if they do not sell well. M * \badJ™*'to as have "" the A closed conference of GOP "I'd like to see one on every car in senators was held in advance of Senate pe to ""Passion we are Michigan," he said. ™ debate later in the day on a Rau's r'anvon Up' wav whitewash, or skepticism about Agnew r anyone in anv " Democratic - sponsored resolution to began "the first time Nixon r "Masizod he' e was sn, create a special five • member announced his running mate and I said but he speaking for committee to conduct a sweeping said he felt the 'Spiro who?'" l i:i . investigation. to^f:ou,d lean "It gives me a headache just to over Tower said several aspects 'P'etely airedh®1 the whole matter resolution merit scrutiny and Senate of the think about the man," he continued. "Now he's acting as an envoy to South Stop Spiro"76 lRePubli Ron Rau, a University Village resident, is initiating a nmpaign to prevent the nomination and ,B on n,« the p°nference ^men took no debate on it could be lengthy, but he Vietnam and four years from now he resolution, nor did the will tell us he knows all about what's election of Vice President Spiro Agnew as president in 1976. State News photo by Ron Biava (continued on page 13) Wednesday, Feb,>ruary 7 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STQUyiGrad council elects Mjmmofy first By JOHN LINDSTROM woman welfare, was the only president graduate students in any Students was directed to nominee for the post. She way she can. appoint three people and so State News Staff Writer far, have appointed Bradely replaces Rob Menson, who As to being the first Niles, Barbados graduate, 11111 ■ 11111 ■ II 1 | M1 ■ 111111111111II1111 llll I Elizabeth Andrus became was president during 1972. the first woman elected woman president Andrus and Susan Hook, East president of the Council of Following her election, said, "There has always Lansing graduate. Of the Graduate Students (COGS) Andrus said she intends to been a good balance of the three appointees, two must at their Monday meeting. make the graduate student sexes in the COGS' be minority students and j "Too many people are executive board, so it isn't Andrus, former Council position "continually one must be female. forgetting about Spiro and of Graduate Students vice known" to the University surprising that now there's a that's just what the president for graduate administration and also help woman president." Menson also discussed a administration wants. . / just letter sent to the council by Also at the meeting, the Owen Graduate Center don't want anyone to forget Steve Chazen was re - requesting funds to help that Spiro is waiting. " elected vice president for COGS carry on activities in the presiden 1 Ron Rau, sole member Forget - Me - Not Enterprises Stennis' University relations. Chazen will only be able to serve until June, when he leaves hall. Menson said the Council of Graduate Students would be glad to The first woman elected president of the Graduate Students, Elizabeth Andrus. said Councl after'h°'I I the University. He also ran unopposed. sit down and talk with the unopposed election Monday night, she intends»' I but that they were make the graduate student position r °■ termed group, opposed to helping finance known to the University administration 'tinually I Also elected, and running hall activities. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimmiiiiiimiimmmmm111111 opposed, were Jan Brashler, State News photo hy Dave Mendre, I vice president for graduate welfare; Ron Simkins, vice Gandhi hits Vietnam truce WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. John C. Stennis, 71, shot in president for internal robbery a week ago, underwent emergency surgery early Connolly faces trouble a affairs; Jeff Frumkin, Tuesday and his prognosis was described as grave. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi said Tuesday the The Mississippi Democrat, chairman of the Senate Armed recording secretary; and Vietnam truce might lead to new tensions She Services Committee, underwent a 45 • minute exploratory George Seperich, treasurer. In the only race with two indirectly accused the United States of having operation after surgeons at Walter Reed Army Medical nominees, Carol Shannon in both political partiel Center "became concerned about a change in the condition waged a racial war in Indochina. of his small intestine." was elected the 'it is unrealistic to talk of any move toward corresponding secretary A hospital spokesman said doctors suspected blockage of normalization in Asia when military action the small intestine. over Al Filonow, continues in any part of Indochina," she said. "The No such blockage was found, he added, "but the surgery Paw tucket, Rhode Island WASHINGTON (AP) - any job that I can think of conservative contest. graduate, by a vote of 17-5. The Republicon party in this country or in the The chief Vietnam truce should also extend to Laos and disclosed some vascular congestion and inflamation of the I)emoCl^ Cambodia." small intestine." In other business, Rob appears to have the world." voice to seek been the party's Connallvl The spokesman added: "This condition by itself is Menson announced that the brightest lure in the Though George Bush, the qL "I abhor chauvinistic nationalism or racialism of Council of Graduate question of the future new Republican national national chairman, RoJ compatible with recovery. The surgical team is satisfied any color or type," she said, "but I would like to with the way Sen. Stennis tolerated the surgery. This Students still had to appoint political home of John chairman, has talked of S . Strauss of Tejl ask a question: Would this sort of war or the savage additional surgery has resulted in a worsening of his one person to the Student Connally: a friendly trying to woo Connally to longtime personal friend.I Committee for Nominations President Nixon. the GOP fold, it is more Strauss made clear I bombing which has taken place have been tolerated condition. He remains very seriously ill and the prognosis is for so long, had the people been European?" considered grave." for the At - Large Elections. But the GOP also appears likely that, if any wooing is month in an interview! The Council of Graduate done, Nixon will be the he is actively to have the biggest obstacle: seeking tol BEGINNING BRIDGE LESSONS the prospect of a party • suitor. Connally back into 1 splitting battle. Yet, even an early Democratic fold and pi 6 barred from Southern U start tomorrow night Married unit Connally conceded last Connally switch to the to talk seriously with hinT week for the first time that GOP, his appointment to a the near future. Thursday, Feb. 8 7:30 -9:30 PM "I might well" switch from top post by Nixon such as A judge Tuesday ordered six students to give funds the Democratic to the secretary of state and the Yet, Strauss also 1 Union Rm. 36C when first elected! permanently barred from Southern University's Republican party, adding blessings of many in the national chairman that I Baton Rouge. La. campus on .grounds they had 5 Lessons for $3.00 to "If I do it, it's not going to administration will not contributed to campus unrest and likely would (one each Thursday for 5 weeks) cooperative be on the basis of seeking prevent a bitter inter - party party's 1976 1 should be someone J again if they have the chance. the presidential nomination., fight over any move by him To enroll, call the The board of the Married it is based on which party to run in 197(3. supported the lJ "Therefore, it appears that the university has a Students Union voted McGovern Shriver ticfl . . Union Activities Office I can be most comfortable A number of Republican right, and indeed a duty, to maintain its operation 355-3354 Monday to allocate $50 to That would, of a the Peoples Cooperative in." governors, some with little when such operation is obviously threatened." Council's alternative However, political inclination toward Vice rule out Connally who head of Democrats! | state District Court Judge Lewis S. Doherty said. observers in both parties see President Spiro T. Agnew, community fund drive. Nixon. He said university authorities are justified in likely have made clear in private seeking court orders to keep their schools open in 500 off any The council hopes to raise some $25,000 to fund Connally contender as for a the 1976 conversations they have Still, it seems certain! pjresi de little taste for turning their a 1976 Connally IwiioJ such cases. size pizza community agencies such as the Goodman School, All nU^ no mi n^O0. pfcrty otfej1 to a1 lifelong Democrat. the Democratic n would stir tonsital Kids' Day Care Center, reportedly told a visitor he one coupon per pteza thought Connally was a A Connally - Agnew resentment from those! People's Radio and others. "Mandatory labeling sought good thru 2-10-73 The Married Students likely 1976 GOP nominee and then praised Connally battle, however, could provide an opportunity for remained loyal to the in 1972. J Union board also voted to endorse the soliciting for at a news conference as a representative of the The Food and Drug Administration Tuesday funds by the council in the someone who "could handle GOP's moderate wing, proposed mandatory cosmetic ingredient labeling perhaps one of the in an effort to reduce injuries and promote UNION BOARD governors or Sens. Charles comparison price shopping. The nearly \.000 U.S. manufacturers in the S6 Mr. THIEVES' H. Percy or Edward W. Brooke, to make run a stronger in 1976 than would be Summer applications financial I are avaia ServB MIKPS in 264 Student billion a year industry would be required to list on MARKET likely in a straight liberal - Bldg. Deadline for M the label all ingredients in their products by i arts crafts gift items the applications is MarcB common or chemical name except in the case of bona fide trade secrets. D|Ml 773 m4L iM- 351-16001 ifMast free delivery I Union Ballroom The petition would provide that substances WEDNESDAY, FEB. Quality needs little I 7^^^ advertising, designated as trade secrets could be labeled "and other ingredients." 7 ,0 PM Mitt the Leather Shop on MAC Ave | Chile's workers may get President Salvador Allende has announced that his leftist aid A... 4-FANTASTIC C1VU1 government will seek a drastic overhaul of the tax system so BUYS! that richer Chileans pay more YANKEE pilot's to help the working class. He said money would be doled out at regular intervals to workers to help compensate I WID..7thBlf TH for Chile's spiraling inflation. The cost of living in Chile REG. 17.97 REG. 2.99 AM rose more than 163 per cent last year - a world record, according to the International Monetary Fund. license SUNBEAM POWER BREEZE HAIR STYLER POCKET RADIO 99 | for a few SAVE Woman named AEC head 1.00 President Nixon Tuesday named Dixy Lee Ray good college men. SPEEDS/HEAT HIGH TERY AND EARPHONE. as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission - BRUSH AND COMB AT COLORS We pay. ASSORTED the third woman he has named to head an TACHEMENTS. independent agency. Ray. a member of the AEC since last August, Learn to fly while you're succeeds James R. Schlesinger who became will pay the bill-about still in college. The Marines $900 worth of lessons for REG. 66c YANKEE C-60 REG. 8.99 FOLDING director of the Central Intelligence Agency last week. qualified members of the Platoon Leaders Class You'll also be earning a Marine officer's commis BLANK CASSETTE TAPE CASE CHESS SET, The other female Nixon sion through PLC summer training at Quantico. appointees as heads of Virginia And after graduation, you may be one of the independent regulatory agencies are Catherine 93 5 few good men who go on to Marine pilot or flight Bedell of the U.S. Tariff Commission and Helen officer training. Get the details from the Marine officer Bentley of the Maritime Commission. who visits your campus, h SAVE ea. 3.06/ SAVE 56% Senate votes to honor LBJ pic COMES IN HARD 354 INCH KING INCLUDES CHESS PLASTIC BOX WITH SET AND FOLDING The Senate passed a resolution Tuesday to name INDEX CARDS INSIDE WOOD CASE AND CHESS the government's manned spacecraft control center LIMIT 3 BOARD COMBINATION. in Houston, Tex., in honor of Lyndon B. Johnson. ■The Marines are Sen. Lloyd Bensten, D-Tex., sponsor of the looking for a few good men. resolution, said the late President deserves the honor more than any other man since his administration covered the entire Gemini orbital See Major Wood at the Placement Bureau WA ■ k| If EE "V E E E. GRAND RIVER E. OF HAGADOHN! UST LANSING STORE ONLY J flight program and the first eight launches in the 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. April 2,3 Apollo moon landing program. The resolution now goes to the House. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. February 7, 1973 3 I Meeting to insure Viet c H I N G T 0 N (AP) - As is took on an added dimension, the United Henry Kissinger's U.S. planes are continuing to strike at Communist positions and supply lines in Laos The simultaneous announcement peace made Tuesday at the slated specifically. But Kissinger said two weeks ago that the and White House press White House and in Hanoi said the United States and North outcome of in Vietnam depends largely r' jNorth Vietnam announced Tuesday that a major secretary Ronald L. Ziegler indicated this bombardment Vietnam "have agreed to peace on the propose Paris as the site" for the cooperation of the Soviet Union and China. tonal conference to guarantee the Vietnam peace would continue until a Laotian We are cease - fire began. prepared to observe the cease fire in Laos when conference beginning on Monday, Feb. 26. South Vietnam In addition to the three major powers, the conference is idopen i" Rafter the joint announcement of the inat time - comes," Ziegler said. He denied that the air said the date and site were The State Ltept. said that one acceptable to it. to be attended by the four nations involved in the I feW purpose of the conference is to allow International Control Commission -jp and sites the White House disclosed that stnkes violated the Vietnam Canada, Indonesia, - peace agreement. nations not directly involved in the war "to associate Poland and Hungary — as well as France, Great Britain, P^Luld stop in Laos Friday to check on prospects The Vietnam accored had specified that the international themselves directly with the both Vietnams and the Viet agreement" that ended the J^Uotian cease - fire before heading to Hanoi Saturday conference would be convened contribute to and guarantee within 30 days "to fighting. Press officer Charles Waldheim also will participate. Cong. UN Secretary Gen. Kurt Jourd^yStl)ft'lapresidential assistant who was the chief »issing!ia«,r of the Vietnam peace agreement signed Jan. peace in Indochina." Bray did not list those nations Bray said details for the conference are incomplete. ln1r from Andrews Air Force Base, Md„ at 10 a.m. AT 7:30 TONIGHT ON TV (. Hp will go first to Bangkok to confer with Thai £■ "is and with U.S. ambassadors from South Vietnam, K^h/wtfl^ead on to Vientiane for talks with Laotian Ihe" ,hen to Hanoi, and afterwards to Peking for five I of consultations with Chinese leaders. Hanoi mission was announced I Milliken to air edu ■hrn Kissinger By MICHAEL FOX J Nixon said the purpose of the trip was to open direct State News Staff Writer television stations, the Michigan government. the budget goes for revealed Friday. awarded state aid on the tunication with top North Vietnamese officials, to Gov. Milliken will give his governor will outline his plan for providing state aid Milliken will follow his education financing plan education," a governor's aide said Tuesday. "He's In 1972-73, the Michigan basis of local property ■i postwar relationships and to initiate negotiations for legislature appropriated values, a procedure which Kh Vietnam's share of the Indochina • wide answer to the billion dollar to Michigan schools for kindergarten through 12th with his budget tired after his trip to Belgium $1,111,968,317 for state the court said was not Instruction I program. question of school financing in a special television grade education. recommendation on Friday. and is walking back into a whirlwind this week." school aid for the more than rational. dav after Kissinger initialed the Vietnam agreement, address at 7:30 p.m. today. The speech to citizens "The release of the two million public school Local television stations Lid a news conference he expected the cease ■ fire in will precede the governor's governor's children in Michigan. The airing Milliken's speech at In a half hour speech to budget Milliken's address tonight Bh Vietnam to spread soon to Laos and later to state provides about 40 per 7:30 - p.m. include be aired on several special message to the recommendation is very will not include cent of school district ■bodia. area WILK-TV, Channel 10; legislature Thursday which closely tied to the education appropriations for higher funding in Michigan. WJIM-TV, Channel 6, and will detail how Milliken's message because so much of education which will be WJRT-TV, Channel 12. plan could be enacted. In his address tonight, Also, the University radio [ox hikes backed Milliken's proposal, to be introduced in the House of Representatives and the Senate by members in each Nixon, Hussein Milliken will explain how he thinks the legislature can design a plan which will satisfy the Dec. 29 decision station, WKAR-FM, will broadcast the speech on its frequency megahertz. of 90.5 In capital profits body, will be one of several plans considered by the legislature in the wake of a December state Supreme Court decision, which said discuss peace of the state Supreme Court. The court ruled that former state aid unconstitutional "the plans were because system denied equal IsHINGTON (AP) - recommend continuing the present practice of taxing assets held six months or the 1971-72 state aid plan was unconstitutional. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon was said to have protection of the laws." Tonomist told Congress longer, assured only half of capital gains, or Nearly half the state's King Hussein of Jordan Tuesday of U.S. interest "in The court said it would Kay it will probably be even liberalizing the Musgrave said 100 per $2.2 billion budget goes for progress toward a negotiated peace in the Middle East." stand ready to accept a J on to raise taxes in cent taxation of capital treatment of such income education funding, making In the 70 - minute meeting in the President's oval office, challenge of the 1973-74 Igxt few years - and it gains might be modified, it Nixon also assured the king "of firm United States school aid plan unless the Id include a stiffer levy resulting from the sale of a critical segment of support for Jordan" in its new economic Eital gains. development and military new plan is designed to modernization programs, a White House spokesman said. equalize education financing Kf. Richard A. Deputy press secretary Gerald L. Warren said the two Cave of Harvard throughout the state. The Jrsity told the House ■and Means Committee Gribbs attacks Nixon leaders discussed "the present state of efforts to move toward a negotiated resolution of the Arab - Israeli problem" and that Nixon assured Hussein of his interest in previous systems had ■withstanding the progress toward peace. Rent's fed promise budget ■crease. 1 am skeptical much an outlook will without of for proposed cutbacks Warren said presidential advisor Henry Kissinger and the king's political adviser, Zayd Rifa-i, sat in on the meeting. The spokesman would not say whether Hussein suggested eay* cta-TIT NEWS The mayor added that all new U.S. initiatives in the Mideast whether Nixon DETROIT (UPI) - paint poisoning - control or ■alize." promised increased U.S. financial support for Jordan. Mayor Roman Gribbs city workers hired under the program, $980,000 for care J said he expects criticized President Nixon's Emergency Employment of pregnant mothers and for ftng increases to Act, children from prenatal Wo revenue growth proposed federal cutbacks some 2,117, would be potential stifler of laid off if the cutbacks went stages to adolescence, and I the present tax as a hundreds of jobs and into effect. loss of all funding for ■.adding: significant programs in In addition, Gribbs said hospital construction, legislation for Detroit. another substantial loss Inal tax revenue will meaning Detroit will not The mayor, reacting for would be produced by receive expected federal ■ likely be needed and the Nixon's reliance on revenue money for the new Detroit J capital gains reform I^MIijie to the B be a key part of such President's recent budget - sharing programs and General Hospital. message Monday, said more block grants. Gribbs also said Detroit Aion." than $155 million in federal "Most block grant will lose $210,000 from the Hier. the committee, funding is not scheduled to 1 is reviewing the I tax code, had heard a aid was at stake for the city. "With the exception of the expanded drug abuse be put into effect until the 1974 - 75 fiscal year and Department Education of and Health, Welfare: Coming Soon! of witnesses and law enforcement assistance programs, present then at an apparently reduced level from the 1972 I,,H Close-out sale of program frozen, levels and no will new be - 73 categorial program totals." IDESIGNERS' CLOTHES Sales of up to 75% off programs will be Gribbs said such cutbacks bplications for black would also be felt among Sizes 6-16 instituted," the mayor said. ■positions are available the city's youth for plans to |Dresses - Suits - Coats - Slacks - Blouses - Raincoats Gribbs said the major loss |02 Student Services would be in water pollution hire 17,000 young persons Watch for opening £00^ control where a $123 for the Neighborhood Jckch aides are selected million cutback in federal Youth Corps this summer would be dropped. Detroit THE ALLEY SHOP residence hall. The funding was expected. needs $4.3 million in federal (Behind Ace Hardware - enter from the alley) counsel black "This action will cripple Bnts, Detroit's plan to meet the funds to pay for the Open daily 10:00-5:30 p.m. 332 0546 help i their ■itment t( the federal Environmental program to provide jobs for Protection Agency's poor teenagers. 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Warts are an infectious disease. expert on warts that 1 queried told me the hrtaniity Of regular sexual out of the 48 elementary schools My boyfriend They are caused by a virus and the that warts are encouraged by skin The Lansing School Board's has warts on his fingers and lately I irritation and he assured me that they in the Lansing school district best guess is that all warts are probably sudden decision Thursday to have been developing small ones in the caused by the same virus but look could be spread from one part of the Alas and alack, there u the cluster busing plan were "racially unbalanced" - to another. Therefore, It is evidence that decreased rescind meaning that blacks constituted vaginal area. Even more recently he different depending upon the part of body venereal warts did sexua JJ- adopted by the previous board than 45 per cent or has developed a wart on the staff of the body that is infected. With the possible that your boyfriend. However, over a long period of time reaftl was unfortunate. Not only did either more his penis. Is it possible that we are exception of warts in the genital area come from your hard to tell whether the decreased sexual interest. On thX"! the vote erupt without advance less than ' 0 per cent of any given passing this condition back and forth? and the soles of the feet, they usually it would be hand, brace yourself. ^ othet| school. ( ibout 14 per cent of all wart on his penis came from you or normal to experience some deL""*! public notice, thus preventing a pupils are black or minority.) from himself, unless he is so inventive the frequency of S Dn„? **''1 sober airing of the issues that he gets through each day without erections and intensity of sexua?£l The first phase of the busing involved, but it represents a touching his own penis. after the age of 30 in men plan, now in operation, While uncomfortable and ugly, my experience that people h« I recoiling from the nirtAt1onV warts are not dangerous. Therefore, In professed goal of an integrated successfully imbalance in five eliminated of the 13 the words of a printed source I sexual desire but rather about a lack"?! about sexual desire that compel t society. consulted: "Heroic treatment is not schools, requiring the additional indicated." Nonvenereal warts are unfulfilled. There is nothino fi'mainjB ] Put simply, the board refused busing of only 900 of the more usually removed by cutting them off about a high level of >i sexual se-—1 -> desire, if J to give the busing plan a chance than 18,000 pupils in the the surface of the skin if they do not . . disappear spontaneously. Another about it to prove itself. Before the plan district, or less than 4 per cent, method is to freeze them with liquid was implemented last Sept. 9, 13 The first phase of the plan would nitrogen or other such means. Warts Is venereal disease u have ended by this June. on the surface of the foot (plantar humans, or does it exist in the aninui warts) require more vigorous cutting world also? If so, is it possible for "Inconveniences" due to such since they are pressed inward by the to get it from contact with si on| busing have been minimal. The weight upon them. The venereal wart animal? Vets n average bus ride consumes 10 to is treated by the application of a 12 minutes, and at maximum no topical poison which is usually more than 20 minutes. Out of successful in one or two tries. If not, While certain infections arj characteristically in the genital tr the 900 they can often be taken off with a of animals, they are usually caused pupils affected, some special instrument. bJ money merely substituted a 10 - minute ride for a 10 - minute walk. that From your letter I would suggest your boyfriend definitely make micro - organisms which are n transferable to man. The c venereal diseases, syphilis a Others had to eat lunch at school another attempt to get rid of the warts State Rep. Edward Mahalak, on his fingers and on his penis. Until gonorrhea, are not found in animt instead of at home. Under the although syphilis can be induced! D-Romulus, is making an you both get rid of them, I am sad to busing plan, de facto segregation monkeys and rabbits in the laboratory! attempt to provide Vietnam say, he should keep his fingers away was eliminated. Gonorrhea seems to be solely a hurnJ veterans with educational grants from your genital area unless he wears similar to the benefits defeated surgical gloves. In addition, use of a infection. If you have information evidence o| condom during this time would be contrary to my a last November in Proposal E The busing plan consisted of wise. suggest you bring your anii _ through a legislative bill. four phases. At the end, all you when you come to the heah Hopefully, the new veterans' schools would have been Is sexual vigor a function of regular center to get tested for VD. receive desegregated, and no pupil would sexual practice? I have not indulged in bonuses will prompt The Spy Who Came in from the Cold attention by the state legislature be bused for more than two any kind of sexual act the last couple Copyright 1973 and not be relegated to a certain years of the seven elementary death at the polls in another education years. Moreover, the state - wide referendum in 1974. total number of those bused would have remained a tiny ART BUCHWALD Mahalak's proposal would give fraction of the total, each combat veteran $500 and bloomsbombsl each noncombat veteran $360 To someone genuinely per, year for up t° four years of concerned about college education. The proposal would also give veterans $ 15 for the race plan should at least have relations. Hanoi been given a chance. But to every month served overseas and 7. • • . ffin r S10 for every month served in j . many lacking in such concerns, WASHINGTON - If all goes well condition of our airport which the Americans asks. people kept referring to it as a| the plan seemed cataclysmic. The "Ordinariily, 20 minutes. But, ammunition dump." with the peace accords, it will just be a unfortunately was destroyed by your the,states. latter ones are clearly wrcft*, bil* matterof time before the United States excellent and talented Atr Force." unfortunately, the Bridge of Peace and "What's that going to cost ui?"ad "We did all this?" one o<, the Conciliation Heartbreak was hit by a of the Americans asks. The remainder of the Veitnam practice, they are iiT'^UeT^nds a team of damage experts to damage experts asks. 'smart bomb' from one of your B52s "Well," says the minister, "J majority, and their Hanoi to estimate what it will veterans will be returning home rebuild North Vietnam. The price tag "Yes, but please do not apologize. and, therefore. It will take two hours," thought as long as we have to rem shortly and will need the representatives form a majority last year was $2.5 billion, but this was We know the airport you will build us the minister says. the factory, we'd go in for autoimtq in the present Lansing school will more than make up for it. What "I suppose you want us to pay for and work in synthetic fibers. * financial support immediately, before the carpet bombing of Hanoi board. Their latest action, we think we'd like is something on the the bridge, too," a damage control believe that with American help ^ not a year from now, in ordef to and Haiphong at Christmas. could be producing Arrow • type shi whether labeled "racist" or "in I see the U.S. team of experts order of Dulles near Washington, D.C. expert says. continue their education. The can "We thought you might build us a for the United States in less than thr Our engineers estimate that with benefits are worthless if veterans the interest of the neighborhood arriving at the Hanoi airport and being Communist labor it should not cost tunnel instead. Something like the years. I think we put you down have to wait until 1974, and then concept of schools," is an greeted by Ho Gap, the North Lincoln or Holland tunnels, which we $80 million for a new plant." Vietnamese minister for more than $40 million, give or take hope that voters will be more unfortunate example of reconstruction. $10 million, for what I believe you understand work quite well." "Damn," says one of the d backtracking in the area of civil The minister says, "Welcome to our people refer to as "overruns.' " "Was that the only bridge experts, "we haven't even gotten I magnanimous and not turn down the hotel yet and with the brid|l humble country. Forgive us for the "Can't we talk about this later?" destroyed." the proposal again. rights. one of the U.S. damage experts asks. "Oh dear, I wish it was! According they're up to $2 billion.'' T "We'd like to go to our hotel and get to your own Air Force estimates, you Finally the truck pulls up in froj cleaned up." destroyed 3,457 bridges, all of which of the ruins of a dilapidated buildii "Of course," the minister says, "our were listed as military targets." with boarded - up windows and sid^ "But you people don't have that held up by scaffolding. private automobiles were all destroyed in you protective • reaction strikes of many bridges in all of North "Here we are, gentlemen," Dec. 15. But we have plans to build a Vietnam!" minister says. . new automobile factory to produce "That's what we kept telling the •This is the hotel?" one of tlj the 4 - door 'Ho Chi Minh' with a U.S. Air Force. But they kept damage men asks incredulously. Wankel engine. We think we can destroying them anyway." 'This is it," the minister says. 1 undersell the Japanese in America by The truck passed a building with was hit by a rocket on Christmasdrf $500 per car. Here, you can study the only the walls standing. As soon as you wash up in the nr plans in your spare time." "What was that?" one of the over there, we'd like to discuss *i The U.S. Damage Control team damage experts asks. you our fantastic plans for a newsupi climbs on board the trucks. "That was the Anti-Imperialist Shirt Kissinger Hilton." and Textile Factory. Your intelligence "How far is it into town?" one of Copyright 1973, Los Angeles Til John Burger, editor-in-chief; Charlie Cain, claaaified advertising manager; managing editor; Judy Yates, editorial Johnson, photo manager; Po editor. office manager. Bill Holstein, campus editor; Rick Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody,copy chief; Members of the board of directors: VII I® Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer, sports editor. Lee Lockwood, advertising manager; Jim Spaniolo, president. president; Debbie White, n* Carolyn Stieber. staetmf treasurer; Frank Senger, Roland William* i Signorelli, asst. advertising manager; Al Tom Riordan, Michael Orr, Al Willie. Kirleis, circulation manager. The Michigan State News is recipient of the Pacemaker outstanding journalism. their rights are being infringed upon. through their representatives in the be avoided like the automated war South End, is a distWJJ Two Abortion Could we have the Supreme Court make a decision on this? legislature. We observed in Michigan how the people felt on the issue of which many have long forgotten about, where buttons are pushed and American of the theologian, Unitarian currently P Univ«w To the Editor; Stephen T. Rabaut abortion. I hypothesize that these are people obliterated! This negligence of Fellowship of Gainsville, Fla. »| The recent Supreme Court decision Grosse Pointe Woods freshman the sentiments of the majority. As a social responsibility has gone on too ridiculous to accuse him oM»| Cents which granted American women the right to have medical abortions during Jan. 23, 1973 result of judicial bungling, it will take years to remove this rule by the long. Semitism. Booth's "crime u has discovered the truth tnVJ the first six months of pregnancy minority. Renee Dunnebacke Zionism as a racial .colonialist, s had the Worth makes the Preamble of the Constitution of the United States of America a contradictory statement. Bunglers Fox, like lo6ers and so many game opportunists" searches for other "chronic playing some kind Atlanta, Lansing sophomore Josef M. Broder Ga. graduate student ideology, ideology courage to say so. The and has reaction has been OT1 icJ The State News welcomes The Preamble states, "We the To the Editor: of absolute with the notion of a Feb. 1,1973 "Rabbinical friends abruptly J* all letters. They mutt be people of the United States, in order After reading Michael Fox's column "person's right to privacy." Privacy is abusive beyond belief. . As ^ to ... . secure the Blessings of Liberty Feb. 1, I sincerely hope that he does determined by society, collectively, passed, our home in typed on a 65 space line and to ourselves and our Posterity, do not practice law. A perusal of the and not by oppressed reformers. The California was splattered with J double spaced. Letters must be signed and should ordain and establish the Constitution for the United States of America." article would lead one to believe that the Supreme Court was not in a victim of his so - called victimless crime may not be the unborn child but South eggs. . . Letters and telegrams aj me 'a paid agent of the anti "I include hometown, student, I understand that the Preamble of position to speculate with regards to the people who live in such a society. To the Editor: groups . ,'" Booth said m th faculty or staff standing, the Constitution is not used in the question of when life begins. From Pain need not be real, only perceived. 1973 issue of the MidJI J local phone number and determining law. However, one can the apparent lack of consensus among If some stranger placed an unloaded Your Thursday front page story, Perspective. Yet, in 19b2'rJ local address. No unsigned' understand how our founding fathers authorities, the Supreme Court did in revolver to your head, why should you "Wayne State paper blasted for presented with a silver Pa J letters will be accepted, but might have felt about this decision. fact decide the moral, technical and fear any discomfort? All people have a columns," raises one fundamental bowl engraved: "Dr. J°h" , j, the State News will Perhaps we had better amend the legal question. What strikes me as notion of the kind of world they question: the distinction between anti Booth, in appreciation, W . withhold author's name in Preamble so our Constitution does not have a two-faced appearance . being absurd is that this group of men would like to live in, be it free of are in a position to make such moral marijuana, necrophilia, or legalized - Semitism and anti • Zionism. Zionists have consistently tried to blur the Brotherhood, Boston, 1962." But in those days B°« M>ngM ( extreme cases. Letters may be edited for clarity and As long as moral law is being judgments for our entire society. abortion. distinction, thus silencing any criticism not visited the Middl?,J2 discussed, there is no federal law shich Judicial bungling is a common Fox argues that antiabortionists of Israel with the charge of anti • discovered the truth about Isra conciseness so that more in our antiquated legal have only a moral argument. He leads prohibits murder in the United States occurrence Semitism. letters can be just as there isn't for abortion. All system. Fox should be reminded that you to believe that the Supreme Court Fauzl M. accommodated. Letters will be edited for content. murder laws are regulated in the states. law originates from places other than and himself have avoided the moral courtrooms. Laws are made by people question. Thla moral question cannot The Rev. John Nicholls Booth, author of the article published in the professor of social ^"3 not Perhaps there are citizens who feel Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 7, 1973 5 IMESBURY by Garry Trudeau CAROL THOMAS T you, DArt 5SHH- TOPAV THE PPeStPeNT X^Zptrhf- &****■ Keep IT YXe ^ " figafr ZfJrowy, pooJN'. Heae HE cones.. 6oop hftepnoon 6&fntMEN: HAP LUNCH AT /2 '30- CATS/?, He MADE MAN)/ IMPORTANT PHONE CAUS' Labor leads weak Dems rWM THe FOR 6000/ may have been showed a jeweled UAW pin and traditionalist. One liberal party leader Wallace instead of laughed toward nearby press people. called Winograd the "youngest party McGovern buttons last year, but "I guess if we let the kids think big they hack in existence." labor hasn't loosened its run the party, people will leave us grip on the So the Democratic party will go on Michigan Democratic party. alone, won't they," he commented. as before. Labor was inconspicuous at the The convention, with its minority Party unity was the theme in all the party convention last weekend. reports and youth representation was caucuses. Even the Wallaceites backed Conservatively dressed, cigar - puffing only for show. The liberals worked off on controversial issues for the sake men talked in small groups. Unlike the untiringly for their party chairman of party unity. Bob Mitchell conceded youth, the blacks, the Chicanos and candidate, Bob Mitchell, who believed his election before the final tally to as members of the food the women, they that the party should be run from the Committee, we have to pecide sought little or no throw his support to Winograd. what to serve at charlie publicity. bottom up, with power centralized Controversial issues that might have prouin'5 testimonial pinner The press was barred from the labor around the people. For a little while it split the party were sneaked to the caucus Saturday night. Some of the looked like Mitchell was going to win. State Central Committee for minority caucuses looked like Even the union people were looking a consideration. wrestling matches. little worried. One Nobody rocked the boat. middle - aged man stood But the money came through; labor Everybody smiled, everybody watching the youth caucus — crammed won. Morley Winograd, who is young, compromised. with amateur parliamentarians was elected to appease the young and But for all the unity song and shouting exuberantly. He turned, the liberals. Winograd is a party dance, the party is still only a loosely DIN! OF VIEW tied group of factions. Soon the women and the youth will be absorbed into party fabric, giving it some appearance of stability. Maybe the blacks and the Chicanos will Two-cent cooperate. ■By ROGER E. SPRINGMAN good, reliable highway transportation gas Let's examine the remaining one • I now pose a hike question which has a family? Further, What about the Above all else, who's going to get the conservatives and the liberals to agree on anything — even what time to have breakfast? The party must face the busing issue soon, an issue eluded system. Anyone that frequently travels | Livonia graduate student I-96 between Lansing and Detroit will half per gallon increase. This remaining bothered me for some time. What remote communities in the Northern by George McGovem when he visited Lst Thursday morning the readily agree with this undisputable amount is being used to "bail out" bus agency, department or political leader part of Michigan which are not Michigan. Labor leaders and Wallace lents of Michigan woke up to a fact. But is there need to lines in major urban centers across in Michigan is seriously pushing for an prepared — economically, socially, or delegates plotted all weekend to try to a deceptively \i new gasoline tax of 2 cents per create a complete and total Michigan. The future of buses in the effective mass transportation system? legally — for the urban hordes who bring out the issue, but it remained Jn. We owe this great fiscal dependence on highways? As the United States is, for the most part, Something seems to have happened in • have easy access to their environment locked in the closet. Cph to the mass transportation Detroit Free Press stated in a recent dim. Even Toronto, a city so many Michigan. The automobile industry because of highways? A slightly drunk delegate summed Sage which Gov. Milliken so planners think is Utopia, doesn't rely and economic its tremendous political - The question now arises, when will up the issue this way: "How can a itiy pursued. (For this we should influence has, in effect, Michigan have an effective rapid 11111111111111111111111111111111M1 party which has the most conservative inkful?) On the surface the bill 1 ■ 11111111111111111111111111 prevented the state from pursuing non transit system? Perhaps not in this conservatives and the most liberal terrific additional revenues • highway oriented transportation century if current planning prevails. liberals — which couldn't see fit to million being set aside for mass systems. Detroit reflects this pattern. But, in any event, it won't be before support one candidate in a presidential jportation programs. A closer Over the years there have been the automobile companies in Detroit When will Michigan have an effective rapid transit election — get it together enough to lination of the bill reveals an numerous attempts to implement a have their own production lines for win a county dogcatcher election? The >nt deception. system.' Perhaps not in this century if current planning rapid transit train or subway system; subway vehicles, rapid transit cars or Republicans have a big machine — and re mass transportation package (I prevails. But, in any event, it won't be before the not a single one has been successful. automated rail systems. their machine works. Ours doesn't." the name very reluctantly) is, in automobile companies in Detroit have their own So the buses keep going into the red, The mass transportation package is But the big difference between the a giant bonanza for the State the Highway Dept. keeps production lines for subway vehicles, rapid transit cars building a great hoax. Perhaps it wouldn't have Democrats and the Republicans is Dept. Three - fourths of the or automated rail systems. more roads, the automobile industry I without that title. A bill with where the money comes from. In the (1.5 cents per gallon) keeps its thumbs on Michigan's the name "Expressway Development Republican party, money appears in ited by this tax are being used Fund" doesn't have much salability — all strata and in any faction, but in the > development of new freeways ■I Mini even to our state's political leaders. So Democratic party labor has the money inn The rhigan. Michigan currently has tragedy doesn't end here. An Michigan consumers have to pay two and the rest of the people have miles of freeway. The mass aerial photograph of any large city more cents for a column, "This means that Michigan solely on its buses and highways to gallon of gas mouths. i summarizes the end result. At least 30 what! We have jportation package will help will continue to depend heavily on move people around. An effective plenty of gas left. Power is green in the Democratic I the construction of another per cent of our cities are devoted to Besides, everyone knows that Michigan freeways to solve trasnportation subway and commuter train system party. Until the youth, the blacks, the |5 miles! The proposed problems. Yet, three decades of (called GO trains) serves the entire highways, streets and parking facilities. is a wealthy state. Chicanos and the liberals come up issways will incorporate 232 Isn't there a better way to use our I hope someone in Lansing freeway expansion have not solved metropolitan region. Clearly, until the really with the green, they'll have to content ! miles of Michigan into the urban land? How many thousands of thinks about the future of the themselves with minority reports, traffic congestion." Can a bill which residents of Michigan's urban centers of the Highway Dept.: an area urban residents have been moved automobile — and what they have just promotes the use of the inefficient develop a greater social awareness, party unity and doing what labor because concrete is more valuable than done or authorized. [than the city of Chicago. (These automobile be appropriately called they will not be satisfied by any bus wants. ait taken from tfc^e Detroit Free 'masrf?" Answer: only when the cars system. Will the building of ar^ tfafttyPr to btfirtper - an^ffiey WffT additional 1,915 miles of freeways re will always be a need for a wbe. accelerate this awareness? I think not. 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Of course "Listen, Listen" is, like all to transform traditional old Denny works as a member Things get much, much but two songs on the album, innovator adaptation M«yatoliH 0f ••uilS ?3 written by Denny. English style folk music into of the band instead of as a worse on the next song, Lady" follows — a Meyerhold produced!!' a 20th century setting and solo singer and the result is "For Nobody to Hear,' "The mournful, beautiful Plays in the early H make it work. She does not try, like Steeleye Span, to quite pleasant. In the next number "Sweet Rosemary," where Allen horns make their one and Toussaint's song, but perhaps slightly using movement to the words with theemnH exp3 overorchestrated. "Bushes duplicate the sounds of the album's main problem first appears. The only one appearance. Toussaint's men do a fine and Briars" has a distinct on theatricalism. Similarly, Pie,onJ ^ yore. Instead she attempts Nashville flavor, courtsey of to make them sound at once background musicians job, make no mistake about production will ,J become Muzak. A that; they just simply do Pete Kleinow's pedal steel platforms, ramps r traditional and mere contemporary. simple solo acoustic guitar not belong here. They work guitar. It's light and objects to create "a mach would have worked much against Denny instead of listenable as is the tune that for acting." She does this by using modern instrumental better here instead of the with her. it precedes "It Suits Me The characters «n| Sandy Denny is After "Tomorrow is a Well." become another one of those artists arrangements to back her more "traditional" vocal violin, drums and multiple guitars. Long Time," a Bob Dylan The album closes and will circus use dance perform^d quietly, very popular in England style. "Sandy" is a very tune that serves as almost humbly with "The movements and gymj who has somehow never smooth, almost flawless innocuous filler, the first Music Weaver." to illustrate the emotioJ Instead of managed to make it in the colonies. Former lead singer album. The only problem is that sometimes it is not a Bond to ploy side of "Sandy" closes with Richard Farina's "Quiet trying to- end with presented drama. in ShakespeaJ something "heavy," Denny of the Fairport Convention, very exciting one. Joys of Brotherhood," is content with saying, more Featured performer a group with a small but Not that the album does winter concert which Denny handles Ham lei include Fred Paxton J or less, "Thanks for intensely loyal following remarkably with an Hamlet, Rebecca Mam here on the west side of the not have its high points. To extended multitracked listening and I hoped you Claudius (Tim Bogar) takes his frustrations out on ] paraphrase Kris in Auditorium enjoyed it" — a proper Ophelia and Tim B Atlantic, Sandy Denny has acapella, followed by a Ophelia (Rebecca Manx) while Hamlet (Fred Paxton) Claudius. Kristofferson, when Sandy . ending for an album which, assists, as the cast for Fred Piegonski's production of recently released her second is good, she is oh, so good as violin solo by Dave There is a 50 t Employing such notables It death from cancer at the as Ruby Dee. Claudia •real human doc- 'Ladies in Waiting' It of 34. ■Both er. 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McQlJIEIEM '2.79 HUNDREDS OF STEREO 1:00 PM I ■7% [ [pgj MactiRAW i I THE GETAWAY Today ot 6:00 and 8:15 POPULAR LPs All .iboul love and marriage1 Walter Matthau / On Columbia Epic and CcunpuA JOTH CENTURY-FOX Monument Records AtUAiC Shop IK TROUBLE MAN 10 fWttS CALL HN Ml T MS E1CNES CAlt FOR KICTI Across the Union COLOR BY Ot tuxr Wednesday, Februa 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan y i Cagers By GARY KORRECK State News Sports Writer The aspect traditional is there, too, but rivalry Notre Dame carries record into the contest, but averages up the Irish with 19.7 and 10.8 respectively. Guard for his front line Kilgore, of Bill Lindsay Halrston Gary Brokaw, another soph, and Allen Smith who Nonconference games are MSU is more concerned it has won 6 of its last 9 averages 18.1. combined for 51 points and normally considered with its overall won - lost including a road upset of Though Ganakas said he 26 rebounds against Iowa breathers; except when the record. Marquette. last Saturday. would not do any opponent is Notre Dame. The Spartans are 10-6 "They have a pretty good experimenting with his "They played the best "It is as important for us and still hopeful of gaining a ballclub," Ganakas said personnel he indicated that overall game this year," he as any conference game," berth in the National smugly." said, "I think we are 6-9 freshman guard Benny Spartan coach Gus Ganakas Invitational Tournament sophomore forward White would see more beginning to regain the said, "we need all the (NIT). Another loss would John Shumate is the leading momentum we had earlier action. victories we can get." probably end their chances, scorer and rebounder for in the year." <4 "He has earned the Backcourt ace Mike opportunity to play more at Robinson upped his season's leers have advantage guard,'' Ganakas commented, "we have been working with him because of his playmaking ability scoring average to 24.8 against the Hawks and his inning mate Gary Ganakas - - - 8 added - rtiipiE' in close WCHA chase and leadership and now he's turned into a The 5-8 White scorer." pumped in "Mike does not throw the ball away much anymore," Ganakas said, "he is, in my By STEVE STEIN the regular season comes to a close, a jayvee record 49 points opinion, an unequivocablc Record choice for all - American." State News Sports Writer beginning this weekend against Wisconsin against Henry Ford last Detroit freshman Benny White scored 49 points last week to set a MSU jv Notre Dame leads the all MSU's hockey team and several other on Friday and Saturday in a four - point Saturday and has impressed - "We've trained him to be a floor leader," coach Gus Ganakas laughs, "Now h I series at Madison. the coaching staff with his time series, 57-33 but MSU WCHA squads will be playing a numbers has taken 6 of the last 7 happens? We have a scoring monster." game in the coming weeks. Notre Dame comes to MSU Feb. 16 - 17 improvement, Ganakas said. State News photo by Milt for four points, the Spartans will visit Ganakas had added praise contests. Horst The objective is to gather as many points Denver in an important eight - point set, as possible and thus gain the most and then the icers finish at home against advantageous positions for the playoffs in Michigan in a two - point game and early March. Currently, the tally shows the top five Colorado College in an eight - point series. Of the four Big Ten teams in the WCHA, PENINCER IRKED squads in the league separated by only MSU leads with a 7 - 1 - 1 mark to eight points - Denver leading with 38, Wisconsin's 5 MSU next with 35, Michigan Tech at 34, 2 - 1, so that title will be at Mistakes plague wrestlers - stake this weekend also. Wisconsin 33, and Notre Dame 30. The first four teams get at least their "This is going to be a real rugged series," first two - game playoff series at home Spartan coach Amo Bessone commented. while the first and second place squads are "They have a lot of backing from their fans suffering for quite awhile," take advantage of. But he'J and they are coming off two losses to By PAT FARNAN mistakes that are just killing guaranteed both playoff series at their State News Sports Writer us." Calander said. "My body going to improved lot." home rink, if they make it past the first Michigan Tech." got a little run down after Peninger added tU round. Tech plays at Denver this weekend, MSU wrestling coach Peninger cited last Grady Peninger spread his Saturday's Iowa match as a the Midlands and my the inconsistency of ||. However, the Spartans are in a much meaning that the WCHA's top four squads will be facing each other. thumb and index finger perfect example of the small attitude went right down lightweights has placed aL better position than it seems because of the about one inch apart. miscues his wrestlers are with it. But I really feel extra burden on thl "We can't lose any series from now on if very important "points remaining" we want to stay in contention for first or making that pile up and cost much better now. This win heavyweights. 1 department. for the same number of second places," Bessone said. "It is going "Just little bitty stuff," the team a win. The match was a big step for me and "The heavyweights hiv| Each team plays he said. "That's what is ended in a 19-19 standoff. I'm going to be ready." t*>n saving our necks." |J to be hard to see where the teams will points during the season, and the Spartan holding us back. We're "We were lucky to get The 118 and 126 pound said. "They've been comil icers have 26 points yet to play for. That finish until the final week. making too many little out of that with a tie," frames are still unsettled. in and making up deficit! total is four more than Notre Dame, six "We have to have at least a split with Randy Miller has been going They would have much y more than Denver and Wisconsin and 10 Wisconsin to stay in contention for the Big Peninger told his attentive at 118 with Jim pressure on them if th audience of MSU wrestlers. better than Tech. Ten title," Bessone added. Women "But we never, never should filling the 126 category. But weren't put in suchdifficJ MSU will have a chance to take MSU and the Badgers split their first both wrestlers will be given spots and could concentnj series at Demonstration Hall in the middle have tied. There's no reason advantage of this situation meeting three The women's badminton a shot at 118 and BLssell will on their own matches." of January. under the sun we should of the current top five contingents before singles preliminary be challenging Miller for Scott Wiekard a have tied." SCOTT WICKARD tournament begins 7 p.m. that spot this week. Avery, wrestling at 190 J Peninger singled out four holding down three of those today in gym 216 at the "We don't know who'll heavyweight respectinfl Women's IM Bldg. The weight classes which he positions. Conrad Calander, saved the Spartan grip* believes need extensive a senior, is at 134 and has be wrestling 118 in the Big women's table tennis singles from defeat twice ial work. Ten Tournament," Peninger won just two matches this preliminary tournament said. "But whoever loses weekend. Wiekard pi "We have to improve at begins 6:30 p.m. today in year in dual competition. together two timely defea will move up to 126." 25 Women's IM Bldg. 118, 126, 134 and 150," But one of those was a Peninger said. "We just come - from - behind Senior Lonnie Hicks \ against Iowa and Minnesof to put Peninger's crew bai haven't been consistent in victory over highly tauted expected to fill that gap in contention. A\ei| those frames and we need Brad Smith of Iowa last following Pat Milkovich's finished the job. that consistency if we're Saturday. injury, but Hicks was "Wiekard has been doi going to do anything in the "We hope this is going to injured shortly thereafter a heckuva job for m Big Ten." be a big step for Conrad," and is listed •doubtful' for Peninger commented. J Two sophomores and a Peninger said. "He's been a the remainder of the year, Improved immeasurably freshman are presently big question maTk for us Rodriguei has been has been one of ouim this year and we're hopeful erratic at 150 but in consistent wrestlers ofli'J that this win will boost him Peninger s estimation has a|ong» showed promise and A junior. Wickirdl Put your hard-earned currently 8-0-1 on The 1971 Midlands continual improvement, season. Peninger rateshii bucks in a place you'll champion, Calander "You have to remember top contender for the fl always remember expressed relief and that Steve's only a Ten crown at 190 renewed confidence freshman," Peninger following his victory over commented. "He's making ACAPULC0 Smith. mistakes that an "My mental attitude was experienced wrestler can $249 complete There will be i Call ASMSU Travel rOne FREE89C submarinei important meeting of all J and new members of tf It's the real thing. Coke. 353-0659, 355-4560 with any pizza order. 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Contact 1^ in Southern Michigan Box 5233, Station us Monday through Friday JfaOB'S GUN SHOP, * Hollywood, 4, North California - 4pm, or phone 353-9777 1 south of Port offic. 91604. 10-2-13 C-2-28 ■' BELFAST (AP) Irish the number of lives lost in called a, 2412 south Cedar. for Wednesday to dominated provincial in a 15 - minute battle. terrorists fired a rocket into the last three mT 371 2244. Clo».d DECORATED CAKES THE CHARTER PEOPLE the turret of a British tank years of protest the detentions, Parliament last March and The rocket exploded near lldays. 15 212 WEDDING + GROOM present Spring Holidays Tuesday night in downtown violence in Northern Ireland. would be "a show of force" imposed direct rule from the sandbagged post outside Freeport $169, Nassau $179 against the British. London. J'YEBLAND El.n cymbals, fibre cases, DRUMSET BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Spain $239, ring Belfast, killing a soldier and Guerillas attacked "We've decided there's Protestant leaders Londonderry, but caused casualties. The soldiers no STUDENTOURS, wounding four others, the elsewhere in the province going |oO 1*13 Phone 332-3945. 676-4329 Each cake given 17-2-28 351-2650. army reported. The army blamed the with guns rockets, bombs and amid warnings that to be pussyfooting around," he said after a summit meeting no more claimed two detention young men, the first of the blasted back at the guerillas, most of whom were dug in RUSSIA SCANDINAVIA Protestants held under on the republic side of the igecurijittention killing on the Irish militant Protestants are of militant Protestant antiterrorist frontier. ■r TAPE deck 3300. Ten BOARD YOUR horse at Green 5 weeks. $387 Inclusive. Republican Army laws, will ■ reels "ever used" Bwt London departures. Small, (IRA), preparing a showdown with chiefs. "We want the "blow the lid off" the The gunmen broke off WOO. »-«"■ Acres. We have box stalls, international travel group camping fighting to drive the British the British military because Parliament of Northern sectarian feuding. the action when Irish police indoor arena, ownership care (ages 18-30). Also out of the province and Europe, Africa, India: 3-n two of their men were Ireland restored." »2'9 and references. $55/ month. weeks. Write: Whole Earth unite it with the Irish arrested after a grenade Meanwhile, 10 IRA and troops moved up Call Betty Sloat at 669-9519 Craig, a 47 - year - old gunmen pounded an army behind them. ■Tender Sup* Reverb; Irive''. k.c., Mo. 64141 ltd- bo* 1497, republic. The attack was attack on a busload of former provincial Cabinet 3-2-9 post near the border with IRA squads set off bombs I.rtnD-35; 12 «tring made in the Roman Catholics. minister, was expressing the the Irish republic with in a gargage behind an auto ISU. 332-4686. EYE CONTACT Psychological studies at SPRING BREAK in Acapulcol Eight great days at sunny Catholic Lower Falls area, an IRA stronghold. William Craig, leader of Protestant wrath that has Soviet - made rocket and a assembly plant run by the the United Loyalist Council, boiled up since Britain more than 100 rounds of British subsidiary of General -.y'pORTABLE recorder, the University of California show the luxurious EL The death brought to 713 said a 24 hour strike, suspended the Protestant K*orm five inch reels, used that < reliable PRESIDENTE hotel I $249 - - machine - gun and rifle fire Motors and in a Belfast K!l $75. 355-4477. yardstick of how you're Impressing another parson is complete. ASMSU Travel fashion boutique. A girl K-9 the amount of time he 353-0659, 355-4560 dumped the suitcase bomb 332 6047. 5-2-9 I Animals maintains eye contact with you during Justice Dept. defends Nixon budget powers in the boutique. The blasts caused no casualties. The province - wide strike IraDOR and Shepherd numbering 50,000 when you (continued from page 1) the Nixon administration on subcommittee hearing, the referred to by Craig was called by the United pSi 5 weeks old, 489-6495. use STATE News Classified XEROX COPIES M. spending priorities, not the Ads to sell good things you COPYGRAPH SERVICES, grounds it was a low president. administration said a new Loyalist Council, a 100,000 no longer use. Make a list of Ervin said the fact that M.A.C. and Grand River priority item. The The Senate Agriculture $1.8 billion vocational - strong alliance of hardline your sellables today, other presidents had kobile Homes s dial 355-8255. A helpful Ad Writer will show you then the below Jones 337 1666. C-2-28 Stationery Shop. impounded funds does not make the action legislation cleared for House action would earmark $225 Committee was urged by Sen. Dick Clark, D-Iowa, to rehabilitation bill was just as objectionable as a similar Protestant groups. Trade union leaders, way to cash buyers. million for the program restore aiother farm one vetoed by the President fearful of further damage to Jy 1970, 3 bedrooms, fully CHILD CARE: Home-like constitutional. "The fact during the year ending June program killed by the White last year. Stephen Kurzman, Northern Ireland's Krpeted. fireplace, outside FREE . . . A lesson in environment with a nursery that murder and stealing 30. House. It would subsidize of the health and welfare economy, and former ed, porch. $400 down and complexion care. Call school program - JACK & occur in every generation Democrats on the House loan ke over payments. Phone 484-4519 East Michigan or JILL NURSERY does not make murder programs for rural department, said the funds provincial Prime Minister SCHOOL, Agriculture Committee said £.6848. 5-2-9 485-7197 Lansing Mall. near Sparrow Hospital, meritorious or larceny housing. in the bill were far too high Brian Faulkner strongly MERLE NORMAN 482-7734. 3-2-9 Congress should set At a Senate labor and would raise false hopes. opposed the strike call. legal," Ervin said. fl for Struggling student. COSMETICS STUDIOS Sneed said it is his legal isian garret. Price C-2-2-8 FOR QUALITY service on ■gotiable in dollars or stereo equipment, see the judgment Nixon has the Tines. Call 351-9563 or 12-5731 after 5pm. 4-2-7 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per month, $23 per term, Free delivery, service and pick-up. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East Grand River. C-2-28 power — derived from the Constitution and various acts of Congress — to kill GOP senator backs Watergate probe ft SELL. 10'x47', 2 VALENTINE CARDS and entire programs or withhold No deposit. TV's available at (continued from page 1) the Republican leader, said he will be Asked if that eliminated Sen. carpeted, fully Fanny Farmer candy in heart same rates. Call NEJAC any percentage of added there was no disposition on the guided by the position taken by his Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass, who Ir'nished, good condition, shaped or regular box. We - 337-1300. C-2-28 congressional appropriations will wrap and mail candy if part of Republicans to filibuster. GOP colleagues but declared "we will conducted a preliminary Watergate 1 home for $2000. without desired. GULLIVER STATE consulting Cotton said a couple of not harass the committee in any fc-0817. 3-2-8 PREGNANT? WE understand. Congress. or inquiry last year as chairman of a DRUG, amendments to the resolution might Call us. PREGNANCY INC. 1105 East In the House, meanwhile, way delay it." Senate Judiciary subcommittee, Grand River, East Lansing. be desirable, such as one |SELL. 12'x53', carpeted, COUNSELING. 372-1560 Chairman George Mahon, that the committee chairman alone spelling out Mansfield said he wanted the Mansfield replied only that the conditioned, washer and 332-5171. C-7-14 0-2-28 potentially explosive investigation to investigation will be under Ervin. ir, 10 minutes from MSU. D-Tex., of the House could not subpoena witnesses or be conducted "just on the basis of I. Offer. Phone 882-9040. PIANO LESSONS - Classical Appropriations Committee, documents. facts." The resolution to create the through modern. Guitar; told Treasury Secretary Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., who FEBRUARY folk, classical, and electric. George Shultz, neither introduced the resolution, has been Under Mansfield a resolution that Ervin and introduced Tuesday, the comr.iittee investigatory would confer powers on the panel, broad IRAFT VENTURA - 2 Drums, beginning through President Nixon other advanced. 332-6726. 3-2-8 nor picked by his Democratic colleagues to special committee will be composed of authorize it to spend up to $500,000, >m, air conditioning, presidents have had the be chairman of the Ifcrnly equipped. $3,000. investigating panel three Democrats and two Republicans. and direct it to report its findings no I after 5:30pm 485-1633 power to impound. to be composed of three Democrats Other than Ervin, no announcement later than the end of February 1974. Instructions j|J^ Shultz described the and two Republicans. has been made of the senators who President as a "law abiding" Meantime, Democratic Leader Mike will serve on the committee. In addition, .the resolution* MELLOTRON chief executive who is Mansfield of Montana said he would pTY 10 x55', 2 bedrbomi, FIVE STRING banjo lessons. Mansfield said he will consult with introduced by Ervin and Mansfield DEMONSTRATION by English acting on full legal advice. like to see politics kept out of the j, 1 mile from campus, Blue grass and old-time Ervin about the Democratic choices. directs the proposed special committee ile Home Manor, $2,200. manufacturer Tuesday, The farm program, the Senate investigation. styles. Banjo's available. He said senators who will be up for re - to inquire into any other efforts to fc-5254. 3-2-9 February 13th. Keyboard 484-6151. 5-2-9 Rural Environmental "I want politics to play no part at instrument that sounds like an election in 1974 will not be ruled out disrupt, impede or sabotage the Assistance program, was all, if possible," he told newsman. but those potential campaigns of presidential candidates |ican 1966 10'x42', orchestra. 349 9293 for details, mornings and 5 - 7pm. 5-2-12 UNDERGRADS: WE'VE GOT killed in late December by Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, candidates will not be named. presidential last year. ted, 10 minutes from SOMETHING BETTER. be> left on lot. AFRO Transfer to the World Issues STYLING. Monday 'wished, carpeted, 2 if* WHUrt ^ - Program oris, fantastic Friday, 8 5:30pm. UNION School at the for Experiment's International Ij! lIADDFNlNi 1. Phone 489-4523. BUILDING BARBER SHOP. 355 3359. C-3-2 8 Training. Limited enrollment on small, multi • cultural campus; experiential mudular Women's official hears list of gripes Peanuts Personal >und ||( concentration peace, on population, environment, (continued from page 1) benefits and job security. will , continue to development; two of the four Members 5th floor West Wilson. Thanks also charged discriminate against us." flND SOMETHING? semesters abroad; Bachelor of The Pre-Law Club will present County and Municipal w found pet or article for the party! You're terrific! that the University does not The -women said they a International Studies Degree. What's Happening must I John Malinowski, federal district Maryann. 1-2-7 Employes, who is the wanted the University to vant to help you Write World Issues, Room 10, received in the State Ne\ attorney, at 7:30 p.m. today in adequately promote t come in to the office, 341 Student Servic 118 Eppley Center. group's bargaining unit, women's studies establish a more adequate School for International or HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Bldg., by I p.m. at least tv representation has been Je News Classified Dept. MSU - an Training, Brattleboro, VT. class days before publicatio The Foods and Nutrition tabled. publicize the current quota system that would us you want to place percussionist and an 05301. 3-2-7 women's classes. No lents Club will meet at 7 p.m. today promote the hiring of n EAST LANSING August groom. Love, an :epted by p in 9 Human Ecology Bldg. to "It is incredible that the "These classes are always women based on ■ate BANK'S found August bride. 1-2-7 Timn. As a public service F Typing Service discuss "Journalism and Foods." administration gets to obscurely listed under qualification. Foreign studeiTts - the MSI' define who the people are Special Topics or some "Right, now, you can flST LANSING STATE Income Tax Service is now Sign up for the Union Board representing the women on other vague title so that no almost hear departmental ill run the ad at no taking appointments for foreign Thieves Market to be held from to you. PROFESSIONAL THESES students needing help with their 7 - 10 tonight in the Union this campus," Martha Kent, one knows they exist," chairmen saying, 'We've HOLT OR South side. Builder is typing, experienced in all tax forms. Call 353-4400. Ballroom at the Union Board East Lansing graduate Thome said. doubled the number of anxious to take trades. In fields, on IBM Selectric II. office. The alliance also wants women in our department — Free U classes meeting today: student, said. "Women have return, can Call Sharon Vliet, 627-2936. the University to put more move you into a Kadical Economics 7:30 p.m.. The MSU Bicy very little control in last year we had two, now new home without dealy. 10-2-7 - cling Club will 101 Bessey Hall; Communes - 8 meet at 7:30 p.m. University policy." pressure on departments to we have four," one woman today in 208 BLACK retriever? Many to select from. Call p.m., 38 Union; Political Science Men's IM Bldg. to organi7e interview and hire women said. EXPERIENCED TYPIST, owner, old John Weaver, 694-2775 - 6 p.m., 106A Berkey Hall. touring rides. All those She also said many for faculty positions. The or new. IBM, term papers, theses. women also ■•3733. C-3-2-9 BL-4 2-8 Electronic Music - 7 p.m., 105H interested should attend. members of the alliance felt "It is not enough for the resumes, manuscripts, etc. Berkey Hall; Hebrew (advanced) questioned why MSU has the women's affairs office JEANINE SMITH, 339-9714. 8:30 p.m., 65S Grove St.. Peoples' Resource Exchange University to send out not undergone affirmative ■D: BLACK and white EAST LANSING 5 bedroom, was a ploy by the B-1-2-7 Spartan Rifle and Pistol Cluh letters saying "naughty, action policy investigation T at- Vicinity of Mason custom built Colonial in 7 p.m.. Demonstration Hall. and acquire what you need administration to cut them I Call 355-201 2. C-3-2-8 naughty' after the fact," by the Dept. of Health, Heritage Hills. Central air, PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, through interdependence. Call off. The MSU Horticulture Club one member said. Education and Welfare like fully carpeted, 2 fireplaces, electric typewriter. Located 3 37-9402 for information or ■ months one in family room and one invites everyone to a meeting at stop by Synergy. Women said there are still the University of Michigan male cat white close to MSU. Call 349-1173 "We are very suspicious 7 and other schools. They also found Brody Call in master bedroom, large lot. p.m. today in 20» of your office," Kent said. departments on campus that area. evenings and weekends. Horticulture Bldg. Lloyd La Leche League will meet at do not have any women. ■1346. C-3-2-8 Many extra features. By 0-1-2-7 The Alliance also charged complained that the Thompson will speak on "The 9:15 a.m. Thursday in 916A owner. $64,900. 351-8617. Pulse of the Retail Flower "As long as the Alliance has filed 20 to 30 Cherry Lane to discuss the the University with ; pULL grown male X-2-2-8 TYPING Industry." advantages of breastfeeding to administration takes an 'Oh, grievances with the Dept. of - DISSERTATIONS, discrimination against part - cat near Waters Edge term papers, experienced. mother and baby. All interested well' attitude" one woman Human Relations that have l°»V, call, 332-6749. SOUTH BY Everett. 4 women are invited. Babies and time and temporary faculty, - 40c per page. 332-2987. said, "these departments not been answered. bedroom, 2 car garage, new 5-29 There will be a meeting at 3 pre-schoolers are welcome. comprised largely of women carpet throughout, finished p.m. today and 7 p.m. Thursday who interrupt their careers A panel of professionals will recreation room, fenced back for child rearing. I ™AT EXPERIENCED IBM typing, in the Office for Handicapped if Presents unused piano Students for all interested 11 f 'or cash with yard. All drapes, stove, and theses, term papers, (Pica - administration at 7 p.m. today a refrigerator stay. Lot size, handicapped students. Available Barrie Thome, asst. Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. tcAd nowl Dial 6 2 ' x 1 2 5'. $22,950. services and progress report will in 201 Men's IM Bldg. professor of sociology, said 25-2-28 be discussed, followed by a 882-3825. B-1-2-7 women in these positions iount prices on EAST LANSING - Okemos COMPLETE THESES possible rap session. Proposed curriculum changes are concentrated in marginal University appointments, Hummel Music Boxes SERVICE. Discount multilith Transition from schools, 3 bedroom walkout College Mied Ads in our ranch, with woods view, printing. IBM typing and for master of science students in criminal justice will be discussed Industry" at 7:30 p.m. to today in renewable only year to year, binding of theses, resumes, 146 Engineering Bldg. with little job security, family room, fireplace, nice at the Criminal Justice Graduate J*'3' Sights & location. Priced $35,500, 2654 Blue Haven Court. publication. campus, corner M.A.C. and Across from Student Forum meeting at I p.m. Thursday in the Duplicate bridge and fringe benefits or chance for promotion. I'nds edition Feb. Phone 351-4583. 5-2-12 Grand River, below Jones Conference Room, fourth floor. beginning duplicate bridge will be played at 7:15 Olds Hall. p.m. She cited a woman who Stationery Shop. Call Wednesdays in the Union. | ~ Call us now! Recreation COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-2-28 The MSU Veterans Assn. will was as employed for 18 years temporary part - time 355-8255 TYPING THESES and term A meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the East Lansing American Legion faculty and then was fired Post' behind the bus depot, to by the University when she SPRING BREAK papers. Electric typewriter. WANTED: RIDE to MSU from applied for tenure. Experienced. Diane. 372-7600. 0-2-28 Fenton/ Linden/ Byron area priority items. "Women in these SUN: Yugoslavia For 735-7272. 1-2-7 WMSN will hold open positions can be fired at the Information, call 353-5199 auditions for the radio play bat of an eyelash," Thome TYPING TERM papers, theses, or stop by MOOSUSKI, from 6 - 7:30 p.m. Thursday in 240 Men's IM. etc. Electric, Experienced. said* "All these people are 8 Student Services Bldg. Scripts JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. treated like second class are available in the same room. C-2-28 citizens." Look At These Tunes: In the Employment Ads. ANN BROWN. Typing and DON'T FORGET blood comes only from people Those interested in working with emotionally disturbed She said the lower one "Love Story "Romeo and Juliet Priced multilith offset printing. children, please call John goes in job security and Professional donors Complete service for Clobridge at the Volunteer the CLEARANCE dissertations, theses,, compensated. COMMUNITY BLOOD MICHIGAN Bureau, 353-4400. income there are. more women 'Raindrops •Lara's Theme From manuscripts, general typing, f Coupes - HEW 197? COLTS TqZZT \ \ IBM. 23 years experience. 349-0850. C-2-28 PROFESSIONAL IBM typing CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Monday, Thursday and Friday 9 4:30. Tuesday and Wednesday 11 - 6:30. C-2-28 get The alliance is fighting to part temporary faculty time on and the "Edelweiss "Teach The World To Sing *6.50 tenure line with full staff I10 Choose From The Soaring Club will meet « Ernn,.» my Priced Economical to Operate theses, term papers. (Pica Elite). Sandi, 339-8934. FEMALE PhD. desirt 7:30 p.m. today in 3S Union. ! 1 JiiLi 7j Park Free I I ^ from The fifth session of ground I with purchase I ■ I J ^ pen daily 5237| UD X-25-2-28 school will be held. tSEgSi"* ^^=^-STATE NEWS fj i On*. Alle' ARTtMNTM 0 PROFESSIONAL IBM I # rn'mi 00 PM ~ MON & THUR 'TIL < 'I LftwiAi dome dissertation typing. BA, MA WANTED TO buy a french horn inductive Bible study of 319 E. Grand River Ave. degrees. Marty North, in good condition. 355-1240 I'lulippians 2. at 9 tonight in 39 idnesday "evenings East Lansing, Mich. 351-3487. 24-2-28 3-2-9 Union. All are welcome. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JMC By LINDA grading plan no breeze DROEGER communication between teacher and student as they evaluate the student's performance, to determine if the student make evaluations on the student's mastery skills. of these State News Staff Writer In four attitudinal surveys, JMC students, reported that KOOACOLOR student has met specified course and college objectives and they have less anxiety about a class using the pass - no grade Student* registering for Justin Murrill College (JMC) pass provide a profile of the student's strengths and 126-127-620 system. Many said they feit more responsible for their to no grade classes to avoid the grade point system may be weaknesses for review by The Honors CbUege, prospective learning and were not pressured to compete with others, - surprised to find that the "P" or "N" they receive accompanied by an evaluation form that reveals even more is employers and graduate schools. Besides evaluating the student's ability to grasp the enabling them to concentrate more on their own progress. COLOR FILM Other students said they were less motivated when they than a grade. content of the course, each form evaluates how thoroughly knew they did not have to work for a grade. "We have no data from our surveys supporting the the student has mastered certain learning skills. "It has been socially ingrained on some students to work Reg. 1.29 notion that JMC courses are easier to pass," Neil Cullen, hard for grade," Cullin said. "There is no doubt that this Rohmar said Tuesday. that college students should a assistant to the JMC dean, Gordon Learning skills are skills According to the data, there has been a slight increase in sytem will be most beneficial to the student who doesn't acquire during four years in school, not just in one course. need a grade as a motivating factor." Limit 3 "no grades" given since the evaluation system began on an These include skills of communicating effectively, Both students and faculty surveyed by the college agreed experimental basis in fall of 1970. synthesizing information, working independently and in that the evaluation system requires more time. Faculty The program is still in experimental stages and JMC plans groups, demonstrating creativity and solving problems. members need more material from students in form of to give recommendation to the University Curriculum Committee either to permanently adopt or discontinue the At the beginning of each course, the instructor specifies papers, reports and conversations to write thorough the particular learning skills that the course will concentrate evaluations. system in 1975. The evaluation form has three main objectives: to aid in on. At the conclusion of the course both the teacher and Whether or not the evaluation system is permanently adopted by JMC may depend on how graduate school KINDNESS admission officials and employers view the system. "Often officials are skeptical of this unfamiliar grading HEAT ACTIVATED CONDITIONER CRITICAL OF SCHOOL system and may look more favorably on the point system 5 oz. as a more reliable performance indicator," Cullen said. If the system appears to be jeopardizing JMC students after graduation, it may be discontinued. This is the first Reg. 1.6 Limit 1 (Coupon) Expires Feb. 11, 1973 |16 attacks UN plan East Lansing store Only Dean year that a sufficient number of JMC students taking at least 90 pass - no grade credits have graduated. JMC plans to make a follow - up study on their graduate students this year to evaluate the success of the system. VASELINE SOFT & GUI "The Japanese are international politics will be particularly strong kept out of the academic INTENSIVE CARE ANTI-PERSPIMin The United Nations advocates of the world arena. General Assembly recently university," Smuckler noted. "Let the world tension ★ CAPITAL APSULES BATH OIL DEODORANT approved a proposal for a cool off for another five world university but Ralph Smuckler. dean of international studies and many Spurred by Japan developing nations, and years and it may work," Smuckler said. "Right now, 1 think the proposal is less MICHIGAN WILL RECEIVE more than $400,000 of the federal highway safety funds allotted for traffic law 8 oz. Reg. 2.69 Limit 1 -|99 12 oz. Reg. 2.29 Limit 1 programs Tuesday attacked the United Nations set up a than realistic." (Coupon) (Coupon) the proposed learning committee to outline and enforcement programs, Gov. Milliken said Tuesday. Expires Feb. 11, 1973 'res Feb. a, The U.S. government has The money will be used for traffic enforcement ill rural 1973 center. study the possibilities of an East Lansing Store Only international learning center also raised the question of areas having large numbers of traffic fatalities, Milliken ^^9Stor(Oal( "The money they are academic freedom but the stated. going to spend on the three years ago. United States is currently CLAIROL university should go to "The committee reported maintaining its supportive students," Smuckler said, advocating direct aid to students desiring admittance in a way," vague However, the and unsatisfying Smuckler said. international posture proposal. toward the AN MSU PROFESSOR advisory group which has been appointed to an will supervise the planning of a state youth services information system. PSSSSSST to United existing schools. 'The Nations has no specialist said that a more be "The U.S. one of policy should cooperative Victor Strecher, professor of criminal justice, was appointed to a group which will study means of improving INSTANT SHAMPOO recent study presented to scholarship fund — students waiting," Smuckler said. information and evaluation services for education, law the United Nations was in less developed countries SMUCKLER "The university committee enforcement, juvenile courts and youth services programs in 14 oz. more complete. will take another planning the state, Gov. Milliken said Tuesday. Reg. 2.60 need them." the university branches year." The planning project, called the Michigan Youth Services Since its approval, there Limit 1 The concept of a world around the globe. Information System, will establish standards for juvenile (Coupon) university started four years Smuckler has just has been some controversy Smuckler predicted MSU Expires Feb. 11, 1973 record keeping and reporting procedures. ago when it was proposed returned from a world tour over the proposed involvement with the world East Lansing Store Only by UNESCO, a UN group which took him to Paris university's structure and school adding that MSU that promotes education in where he discussed the study emphasis. could help best in developing countries. The approved plan would set up proposal with international educators. other "There dangers are considerable because many agricultural fields. Despite his criticisms MASKING university components will not be free to conduct Smuckler plans to promote the world school. TAPE 2nd big dr research in all areas," Smuckler said, explaining it "I will do all I can to work," he said. help that some countries would place restraints on the university if certain research Reg. .59 33° their political may come violated ideology. THE though no firm date or Though Smuckler is WEATHERYANE By UNITED PRESS critical of the proposed MOOSUSKI INTERNATIONAL Michigan may have its place has been set. An elimination drawing select the 120 participants to university he applauds the concept of international learning. Smuckler said he 3rd Annual MEETING TONIGHT 7:30 PM VASELINE second millionaire lottery drawing in April, Lottery from the first 120,000 $25 winners will be held at the differs from the idealists because he doesn't believe Gambler's Coral Gables Members Only INTENSIVE CARE weekly drawing Commissioner Gus Harrison has announced. regular Thursday in Midland. MSU SKI CLUB Sale door prizes! films! slides! LOTION Harrison said Monday the Developing procedures to „ lottery bureau improved its procedure for has Validate, authorize process payment and of MEETING TONIGHT Coral Gables 7:30 P.M. Films & slides o* past iC'/.ofl inrry hours duri\g Get info on meetim; Boyne Weekends, spring trips to 97' paying claims of weekly $25 incoming claims delayed the trips - door prizes - Aspen, Steamboat, Austria, Yugoslavia. Sign up Limit 1 w winners which should in scheduling of the first ! Memberships for trips (some spaces still available). (Coupon) Expires Feb. 11, 1973 turn speed the big drawings. millionaire drawing, Memberships available at the door. East Lansing Store Only "Now that the claims Harrison said. operation is fully functional, drawings can sooner," he said. millionaire be held BARNES VITAMIN C ORLON The drawing sometime first will this millionaire be held month, 100 mg. BOOTIES Reg. 1.00 A Limit 1 (Coupon) Order her Valentine flowers Expires Fr" MYSTIC PANTYHOSE 3 Sizes Reg. .89 4? . And some Valentine Gift JERGENS Suggestions CLEAR Jewelry COMPLEXION GELj Candles Reg. .49 26' Reg. .29 Posters ; Stationery Mobiles WOVEN Candy PLACEKIATS 309 E. Card Shop Grand Rtor 332-6763 Reg. .69 ea. Limit 4 mats 2/79 (Coupon) ((.ouponj EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN 48823 Expires Feb. 11, 1973 East Lansing Store_Q^|21