,h€ M(iW . michigan Volume 65 Number 112 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Monday, February 26, 1973 Peace pact meet mm nears rule accord PAIRS (AP) — Foreign ministers lived. South Vietnam assembled for a Vietnam peace objected a long private session during the day conference neared agreement Sunday vehemently. The Saigon government with Secretary of State William P. believes France tends to favor the r on rules for their whirlwind talks to .logers about these and other „ North Vietnamese. round out the conference matters. Washington • Hanoi It was then that peace deal. Canada, playing a Sharp already had made it clear middle role in the comings and On the eve of the conference goings, Canada would quit the control put up the idea of rotating or sharing commission within a month unless the beginning today two developments the chairmanship between the four were reported in the works: Paris conference sets up some members of the control commission. organ to * which the control commission can A "hands - off Vietnam" pledge - by the big powers and the Foreign Minister Mitchell Sharp of international community in general. Canada, like China's Chi Pang - fei, had (continued on page 13) This is likely to take the form of a conference declaration. * A formula that would Abortion foes put the chairmanship of the conference into the orbit of the four - nation Commission of Control and Supervision that is to police the peace continue settlement. Strictly military Poland, Indonesia The Members and are Hungary. Canada, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan, right, tells conference, provided for in the newsmen in Tel Aviv that Israel's cease fire pact signed Jan. 27 has decision - [ down the Libyan Airlines Boeing 727 jetliner in the Israeli - occupied Sinai Desert to brought together foreign ministers of military and had "no political significance." was strictly against six Communist and six non - Communist regimes plus Secretary - AP wirephoto General Kurt Waldheim of the United Nations. By LINDA WERFELMAN Israelis offer payments Participants are the Soviet Union, unconstitutional. A federal district State News Staff Writer court China, Poland, Hungary, North panel Thursday found Vietnam, the Viet Cong's Provisional Opponents of legalized abortion are Michigan's abortion law Revolutionary Government, the considering formulating a unconsitutional. United States, Britain, France, Canada, constitutional amendment which Kelley cited the decision of the Indonesia and South Vietnam. would declare abortions three judge federal court panel which illegal in Waldheim is taking part as a symbol Michigan. ruled that the Michigan abortion law to kin of crash victims of the community. a.m. Formal interest of the international proceedings begin at 10 today in the former Hotel Their announcement plans follow a Friday by Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley that abortions in Michigan are now legal. "cannot survive the constitutional attack'' unconstitutional. upon it "The decision of a three jedge and is A coalition of federal court panel sitting in this state ■ TEL AVIV (AP) - The Israeli gratia payments to the families of the Majestic, now a conference center in Michigan Ex gratia means "out of kindness." downtown Paris antiabortion groups will meet within is, of course, binding on the state of ■vemment announced Sunday it will victims," said a communique from the near the Arc de Israeli warplanes fired on a the next few weeks to consider actions r payments to the families of government's weekly cabinet session. Libyan Triomphe. The conference is expected Michigan and has settled the question in opposition to the Itims of the Libyan airline tragedy. A Boeing 727 jetliner last Wednesday to last less than a week. ruling, Peggy of how the United States Supreme spokesman said the word and forced it to crash land after the Kryah, coordinator of Students for Court's decision will affect Michigan's J"ln deference to humanitarian "compensation" was deliberately not airliner strayed off course and flew A rush of consultations among the Life, a campus antiabortion abortion statute," Kelley said. "As a |osiderations, the government used because "it implied Israeli guilt delegations improved prospects for said group, over Israeli military positions along the a Sunday. result, those who perform abortions in plves its readiness to effect ex • for the indicent." compromise over the chairmanship "The decision Suez Canal. One hundred and six of was kind of a blow this state are not violating the law and and other procedural arrangements. to us because the 113 persons aboard died in the we thought we had a little more (continued on page 13) crash. .several countries, including the time," Kryah said. "We The cabinet said they had received United States and Britain, had favored don't consider ourselves to be fighting Bangladesh no requests for an international inquiry into the incident. The cabinet announcements Waldheim as the only true neutral chairman. But North Vietnam, the Viet Cong's Provisional Revolutionary a useless battle, but we're discouraged after such a victory in Michigan to have it turned around by a little Unit nam suggested the government regards the Government and China objected. All seven men in Washington." 3 nominee |wap of min incident as closed. Defense Minister Moshe Dayan is expected to make a similar statement before the Knesset parliament - today. - appear dead set against any U.N. role in postwar Vietnam. Another possibility that came up Michigan voters last November rejected a proposal which would have permitted abortions during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy. for counc INATORE, Bangladesh me Minister Mujibur (AP) Rahman - between the countries conducted with full recognition on must be The cabinet communique said, for discussion behind the scenes was to select as chairman the foreign minister Kelley's proceeded Friday ruling was by a January Supreme Contrary to an earlier decision to Sunday that Bangladesh both sides. of France, representing the host Court decision which declared oppose the selection process, the (continued on page 13) country. But this idea short abortion laws in two other states Married Students Union will submit Id Pakistan immediately was - ndreds of thousands of unwanted swap The offer went beyond a three nominees for a position on the proposal ilians. He indicated that if Pakistan already under consideration by India, Women's Advisory Council, a union i not agree, he might Pakistan and Bangladesh to repatriate representative said Sunday. |0,000 non Bengali Moslems in the ft of the world community. ■ Mujib said dump about 6,000 Pakistani children held in India in women exchange for and Humanities profs deny lack In a statement released Victoria Martin, president of the Thursday, Bangladesh has no room 10,000 Bengali dependents in union, said that without the support i the members of the Pakistan. of other student groups and at the risk Urdu • iding Bihari minority who have I his Bengali government they luld rather live in Pakistan. Mujib said the offer apply to 70,000 Pakistani would not military of emphasis on black affairs of having no representation on the council, the union selected a full slate late last week for President Wharton's ■ If Pakistan prisoners held in India, although he final selection. rejects tnem, he said, The world refused to rule out the possibility that By LINDA SANDEL caucus but others feel that the present "Since Wharton was free to select community should suggestions a ! concerned." ►chase an island for them." the 20,000 civilian and State News Staff Writer system adequately handles the the council paramilitary Members of the chairperson without jMujib's exchange proposal envisions internees might be involved. Faculty in the Dept. of Humanities important black issues. black caucus student input, and the administration of the dissatisfied Biharis, still — which has been charged "We have definitely not avoided the recently indicated dissatisfaction with has permanent seating on the council, Some of the military men, he said, recently issues of black civilization, nor have the courses required of all students ? in refugee camps 15 months with lacking a black perspective to its we feel the student within the humanities and social groups ought to " will be put on trial on war crime we acted as if Bangladesh was born of what was courses — say the department is only Western culture have been trusted with the final charges "very soon." He did not existed," Karl Thompson, department science departments. In addition to J Pakistan in the 1971 India - ■istan specify when or how many. already moving toward a fuller chairman said. their allegations that the humanties decision Martin said. as to specific nominees," war, for as many as 400,000 offering of coures dealing with African P8»lis stranded in Pakistan and black affairs. "We're sympathetic with the black department ignored black culture, the The Married Students Union and by the In New York, Times magazine demands and we've been anticipating students also accused the The charges have been made by department the clerical - technical employes were I This reported that in an interview and of disseminating can be done even before members of the Academic Council reacting to this situation for incomplete and the only remaining groups withholding »«an Pakistan's President Zulfikar Ali years," he added. "Our department is incorrect information African recognizes Bangladesh," the Black Caucus. on their list of nominees in opposition to Bhutto indicated there could be no open to discussion, persuasion and T in an interview. Mujib has Several faculty members who Wharton having the final selection of P Previously that any elected not to be quoted or identified, dialog as far as these and other (continued on page 13) council members. negotiations (continued on page 13) agree with the basic demands of the pOilTY HELP AGENCIES Problems snorl By IRENE EVANS existing facilities more effectively, students experience problems in social State News Staff Writer James Hamilton, asst. provost of science, humanities, math, chemistry, Minority students developmental programs, said. accounting and economics. are apparently The supportive services office offers taking fun advantage of the major "Problems in Cles two kinds of help — direct and these areas are not that exist to help solve their indirect. unique to minority students,' rf,c * and social difficulties. situation Direct help is offered to students in Hamilton said. "But it is important for exists partly because ck of the forms of tutors. The office will minority students to deal with these information about the subjects effectively because they are K and even pay tutors to assist students. because some of the required for a series of majors." Some minority freshmen find y do n°' have funds to operate adequate assistance from the various capacity. " three major arrangements set up to help them but Minority students experience a 50 sources of help are others do not. per cent failure in math, Hamilton I "lversity's Supportive Services, Alfreda Carrothers, Pontiac said. The failure rate in humanities and TiW l ai<*e Program in the sophomore and developmental social science is 25 to 30 3 halls and the Multi - Ethnic student, reported that in her freshman which is not much different than the per cent, year, she needed a tutor for a Universitywide average, Hamilton f'ing Center. computor science class. IJ mg Center, a part of the explained, but the supportive services too!* Carter- es asst- coordinator of "I got a tutor within two weeks," staff is not happy with this rate. Programs, said that "if Carrothers said. "I couldn't have it es Werc incorporated into the passed without it." The center has special tutors in lL„C0Ul(1 * more °Perate at a maximum But another developmental math. There are seven undergraduate effective." program student reported that she students currently tutoring minority liter ° multi " ethnic counseling needed a tutor for a social science class /^unselors Qed with students they are seeking this term, but that she ended up finding the tutor on her own. students. Getting acq Supportive services provides Minority undergraduate students, like these residents of Campbell Supportive services just did not counseling and advice to those Hall, are ces a i"16 prol)'em hi supportive have enough social science tutors to go students who have below a 2.0 to University life on their own. A study shows minority students arc not apparently adjusting not so much expanding the available services and counseling. taking advantage of around, she said. Suiting students to use In academic terms, minority (continued on page 13 State News photo by Dave Mendrea Monday, Febru;Jary 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 26, 1973 Women's unit honors By MAUREEN McDONALD is the state government's concentrate on making themselves apply for sex said. discrimination," Stults firms tummory women State News Staff Writer responsibility to do a much better job for women than higher positions. Macintosh Beebe, The Michigan Women's said. Linda Stults, state N. Lorraine in years gone by." Commission Friday coordinator of the National chairwoman of the commended four Michigan He commission and head of the pledged his support Organization of Women firms for positive action in to set employment and task force on sex the employment and up (NOW), called Milliken's discrimination in state promotion of women to key pledge a "nice little recruitment of college - positions in civil service. government, was optimistic educated women. speech." Mixed reactions to about the governor's plan to Gov. Milliken, on behalf Milliken's speech proceeded upgrade women in civil "I'd be more impressed if of the commission, the meeting. "We're sympathetic with he did something about it presented certificates of (ending sex discriminationT^' the black demands and we've commendation to the "I think Milliken is "Un^ss the state cleans Stults said. i>k». been anticipating and reacting Bendix Corp., Clark sincere, he's been involved employers seem to regard up discrimination in its to this situation for years. Our Equipment Co., Michigan in the women's movement ranks, we can't expect it to typing as a secondary sex Blue Shield and Michigan for a long time," Carol move against other firms. department is open to Consolidated Gas Co. Macintosh, head of the characteristic," Stults said. After all, we are an arm of discussion, persuasion and "We'd like to see this The four companies were Michigan Women's Political change." the governor's office," dialog as far as these and other hailed after employment Caucus, said. Beebe said. suggestions are concerned." task force of the "We can't NOW recently conducted Karl Thompson commission surveyed 175 antagonize "In 1971 all civil service political leaders and expect a survey of state civil service Humanities Dept. Chairman top employers in the state. departments which found departments moved towards Only 35 of the to get anywhere," affirmative action plans," most women were Macintosh said. "We have to companies surveyed concentrated in the lower Beebe said. "We're See story page 1 participated in the proceed in an orderly- manner to convince ranks of employment. "We beginning to see action now. interviews, Marion Shertzer. department heads that will publish the results of head of the task force, said. "Our concern is with the our survey soon, and at that Of the companies women belong in top level identification of real time demand civil service to positions." Cambodian troops join rebels interviewed, emphasized interest in most do to something immediately alleviate the problem of movement Beebe said. hopes now," Efforts must also women employes but not A battalion of Cambodian government troops, on a management level. upset because payday never came, lias defected and The four firms chosen, Cambodian Shertzer said, demonstrated joined tlie Communist rebels, soldiers in the field have progress in providing reported. scholarships for women in Their report Saturday was the first in graduate studies, evaluated Cambodia's three - year - old war to describe such, a employes on the basis of Lorraine large - scale defection. A Cambodian battalion skill rather than sex and usually has 200 to 500 men. The report of the battalion's defection was the latest episode in a series of protests over what hired women in jobs usually reserved for th Milliken men. commmended commission for as Lon No "Unless the state cleans up discrimination j ranks, we can't expect it to move against oilurfinA soldiers say is a lack of pay, food ai'.d clothing that PHNOM P'iNH, Cambodia After all, we are an arm of the governor's offjie recognizing the efforts of •Quarters and staff. coincided with a 20 to 30 per cent rise in employers in promotion of (AP) — Opposition leader • One battalion In Tam has resigned as national reunification soldiers for security. commodity prices. women, and added that "it because, he said Sunday, the president refused to give MSU works for funds him the necessary powers Israelis claim pilot unqualified and authority. In Tam, head of the democratic party, said in an The Israelis said Sunday they found the license interview at his home, that of the pilot of the Libyan Boeing 727 jetliner downed last weekend in the Sinai Desert and Ix>n Nol appointed him Feb. 7 only to appease under legislative eye Washington's demands that with the claimed he was only qualified as a copilot. he broaden the political By TERIALBRECHT personal biases and administrators must deill A government press office statement said the base of his one - party State News Staff Writer grudges of the legislators, with. Legislators may easily! including the interest move into the University! pilot. Capt. Jacques Bourges. was qualified only as regime. The University will get In Tarn's resignation it deserves" pressures they have from community and a copilot for the French Caravelle jetliner and for "every penny the propeller - driven Lockheed Constellation and Saturday was the latest sign from' *the^ le^slature in'Tts constituents and political personal previews of| of Lon Nol's resistance to bid for parties. programs. next year's state Superconstellation. the U.S. demands that he funding. A good example is Copeland. for ( Copeland, who, after 20 plans a personal audit of thel parcel out some of the This comment, from power he shares almost Rep. William Copeland, years as a state enrollment statistics of thel representative, is this year medical schools, to check! exlusively with his younger D-Wyandotte, chairman of pushing for limited out - of ■ the percentages of out of-m Egypt reassures Arab allies brothers, Cabinet and Brig. Gen. Lon Minister Non. the powerful Appropriations Committee, House state enrollment ' if the state students. courts rule out - of • state This action is a result ofl The hope was that by helps explain the tuition unconstitutional. bringing opposition leaders tremendous pressure of his disapproval of lha Egypt has rcassu»?d Arab nations that she will into his government, Lon Copeland has also number of out - of - s not enter into a University administrators separate settlement with Israel at Nol would make the ,* these„ . days concerning the „ .. refused to.,_IIrr support a law students displacing in , . A . the expense of her Arab neighbors. school at MSU, saying that Communist - led Cambodian legislature's appropriation students. He has said tbtf It was thought significant here that President should the state approve the U ni versi insurgents and their North to MSU. another state law school, its Anwar El Sadat felt he had to reaffirm tiie long - Vietnamese supporters more Copeland's comment also jeopardize funding if it location should be at held Egyptian position in favor of the liberation of amenable to discussions clearly implies that once figures are unsuitable toward ending Cambodia's Western Michigan The University's ar all Arab territories immediately after his National again University programs three • year • old war. are under close scrutiny and University. bout with the state tfl Security Adviser concluded his talks with U.S. In Tam, who earlier administrators are charged The prejudices of obtain funding is currently officials. served both Prince with the task of proving the legislators such as Copeland in its third phase c are the obstacles which negotiations. The initif Sadat's public reassurance is believed to have Norodom Sihanouk and University worthy of then Lon Nol, said he had force top University phase was the truste been aimed at conservative Arab regimes which requested allocations. officials into long hours of asked Lon Nol for four One factor that plays approval of the Un favor a negotiated settlement but are as insistent things to go with the heatedly in the negotiations lobbying and negotiations. request, and the second wii on the return of Arab Jerusalem. reunification job: is personalities. And because of this present the submission of thfl •A ' sector" of his c Administrators must deal tenuous relationship with request to Gov. Millikenfofl the legislature, any his recommendations. staements from Still to come is Se Rights offered Irish women mctiyar 48823 ph ! 5'7 351 6245 administrators regarding and subsequent H A new deal for women, including an end to the OPEN THURS. & FRI. EVENINGS TIL 9 75c off J* such questionable issues as tuition hikes for next year are evasive and taciturn. approval of appropriations bill th| longstanding ban on contraception was unveiled in Administrators the Republic of Ireland Sunday as part of Prime On any medit;-n 12" (l item or more) \L consistently say that it is Soviets eat Minister Jack Lynch's election packpge. Varsity Pizza. Valid with this ad on Mon. ^ •till too early to say Main points on the plan, the product of a & Tues. Feb. 26 & 27, 1973. J tuition increases will assessed until they have a ever before government committee on the status of women, Free. Fast, Hot Delivery begins at 6 P.M. ^ better view of what the would ban sex discrimination and require equal legislature is tentatively A new study shows thl pay for equal work over five years. going to appropriate. Russians eat almost as wtl The 1.8 million electors vote choose their government Wednesday, to for the next five years. VARSITY I In addition, legislators with personal gripes against student strikes, liberal as Americans and certain" much better than they ill 20 years ago before tN Lynch's Fianna Fail Soldiers of Destiny was clearly bidding for the women's vote. party 1227 E. Grand River J practices of professors and the number of professor Soviet I'nion shift* 332-6517 2 hours spent teaching as opposed to research work, emphasis from industry agriculture. The bulky t|- ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ can influence the legislators says that up to the e«J to cut financial support. 1 9 50s Soviet foj Wildlife protection sought Voiced opposition, consumption stands^ FACULTY! however, is not the only "must be described as W problem which Delegates attending the International ADVANCED Conference on Endangered Species ir. Washington expect to complete in time for signing on Friday a convention on the protection of animals and DEGREE NOTICE TO ALL plants threatened with extinction. CANDIDATES! Already the delegates from 77 countries STUDENTS attending have arrived at a tentative list of the JARMAN TWO-TONE Tlu* deadline species that need protecting. They expect to arrive The Student - Faculty Judiciary has ruled that FOR YOUNG MEN at a stringent system that will for reserving students driving on campus only duringCVC,1I"° virtually eliminate or weekend hours need not register i commercial trade in the species named. Spectator with a bold aeademie vehicle with the university. approach to casual apparel for Changes in the Student Motor Vehicle dressing. . .the straight tip Winter Term Regulations to implement this ruling * Less men now attend college Conimeiirement approved by the Board of Trustees c e 3-eyelet blucher of crinkle January 1, 1973. Therefore, any full time,« • is THURSDAY, campus student who registered a vehicle patent with manmade Aztran the university Fall Term '72, before Novc The college attendance rate among young men MARCH I. ^ has fallen sharply to its lowest level in eight years, Blue or brown with 1, 1972, and who will not bc d"vl'°M . according to new census bureau findings. campus during the weekday hours ot eggshell. 7y2 -12 sizes. $22. Hoods from The rapid change, analysts say, is explained by 6PM, for the remainder of this academic yi . other can apply for a $4 refund ot the to a the reduced threat of the draft and the continuing universities vehicle registration fee. appeal of what one called "the nang - loose" generation of social dropouts. in list he Refunds will be made at the Vehicle- Bicyc^ The new census released Saturday showed that among 18 and 19 - year were in old men, 44 per cent college in 1969. But as of last October, JacobBoriB ordered early. Office, Quonset 103, Vehicle Vehicle - through March I o, permits must be presented a . Bicycle Office in order to rectivi ^ For information refund. that proportion had dropped below 38 per cent, the lowest level sin<-.> 'QM. rail Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. February 26, 1973 3 Hanoi fails to schedule POW kSi.t ceived a States, but they are also war. commodities continues for another certainly within the cost - of - living because they can't afford to eat lamb. coincided with a Dolitii-ai ecity'*' The only way for the price of eggs to m°nttl tidiscrii necessary if Hanoi s leaders are go down is for housewives to stop contribution to the Committ^T*" iat othi to be led down the road toward a Michigan senators have been Re-election of the President buying them." l the cod lasting peace throughout vigorously denouncing U.S. aid to communist North Vietnam, "Sir, the food price index shows like increase to state in categorically"^ milk had nothing A* d sex, i nendmei Indochina. with the charging that the economic that butter is selling for $19 a pound. campaign contribution The r The cost of the war reparations smack of Rome Do you believe this is out of line?" "When the milk (tnbers producers went reparations is insignificant when the >y were paying tributes to the barbarians "No. Actually we're very see president t0 present 1 icause th compared to the death and on their borders. The issue of encouraged by butter holding at $19. check, they made no mention milk problems. As matter of factZ of fi destruction levied by tons ot postwar aid has to be considered In February, if you recall, the Dept. of a American bombs during the long on its own merits, and should Agriculture predicted that butter president was as surprised as any J haul of the Vietnam era. not be clouded with the topic of would be selling at $25 a pound. But thanks to a milk surplus this summer, when they were granted quart increase the next dav the $2 . olii Reconstruction efforts would domestic improvements, which nobody bothered to check this production reached an all-time high. out fulfill America's moral and social deserves separate discussion. The president has sent the Dairy which is only another irresponsible journalism." examole on1 obligation to a nation that has Farmers of America a congratulatory never known a lasting peace. telegram for their cooperation in The rebuilding efforts should making butter a bargain item." "Mr. next six months Rasher, how do you read th. ica The cost of the postwar aid be looked upon as a long - term as far as food Dric* Area pc are concerned?" program will be about S7.5 investment in a structure of "Mr. Rasher, my wife went to the a 20 • billion for all of Indochina, with peace starting in Indochina and supermarket the other day and she "We may see a slight rise in coffee io myst more than $5 a boyfi $2.5 billion earmarked for North someday spreading to the rest of paid $15.90 for a loaf of bread. That no pound, bacon nuv Vietnam alone. the world. Congressmen should was $4.50 more than she paid for the go up $1 or $2 a strip and tomato* using Tl: same loaf last month. How do you may sell for $3.50 each. But * Officer Presidential adviser Henry work to support that avowed we've made allowances for this ling Pc explain this?" in ou goal, and not use the subject as a food index, we can see no tlefield Kissenger has said the aid would unwelcon* vindictive tool to lobby for "We believe this is just a temporary surprises for the housewife. [ seen provide an "incentive" for the artment North Vietnamese to develop domestic appropriations. thing and we're predicting lower prices "If she shops for next month. What you're dealing wisely and seeks oil eshe i the bargaias, she can still feed he a famih with here is a crust shortage. of four for $300 a week. But ifsta He told insists on giving her family chicks 3 p.m., HEW's a The bakers had to pay more crust last month because the Midwest crust for of strikes in factories. The gizzards and flounder even w«| then, of course, we can't b apartm there, responsible for what her food bills«i| tside. The New Dept. of Further, the federal agency's president expects the strikes to be be. Taking Littlefie. Health. settled and bread prices should come everything inti consideration we feel that November ,r inches Education and Welfare (HEW) poor timing creates havoc by down to $15 a loaf, providing yeast for the consumer, has been having guidelines prohibiting financial attempting to make a major prices don't rise. This is something good month." md hair, aid students with loans from policy change in mid - year. that nobody can predict. But we must waist li remember bread is a luxury item, and Copyright 1973, Los Angeles Times working for the University ide hi Though some monitoring of ippeared perpetuates the welfare student employment is necessary philosophy. DONES In one breath President Nixon to insure that monies go to students who most financial aid POINT OF VIEW damns those on welfare who need the assistance, the folly of refuse to work, and in the next the HEW scheme lies in its breath, he cracks down on work Fighting - Nation intention to penalize those who study programs that supplement work for a little extra. financial aid with a student job. By DOUGLAS ROOK $5 a month because of the no - The companies make a fortune do, but instead, give the service John Borger, editor - in - chief: Charlie East Lansing graduate student antenna rule here. These channels are outright, and another fortune everyone • thus saving hooku Cain, managing editor; Michael Fox, National Cable continues to be one WKBD 50 of Detroit andone^halfof depreciating everything including the disconnection and billing costs editorial editor. of the biggest rip - offs in East channel CKLW 9, Windsor. The kitchen sink! price works out to $2.45 a it Bill Holstein. campus editor; Kick quality of CKLW is so bad only a Assuming half the residents in This sounds a little more reasonable Wilbins, city editor; Mike Cody, copy chief; Lansing. Not only does the service Bill Whiting, photo editor; Gary Scharrer. clairvoyant can watch it. In addition, married housing subscribe to the cable me! It should be e drop out often, but company officials sports editor: Nancy Jablonowski, staff are conveniently unavailable to explain we get the three networks, (two ABCs, service, my figures show that at $5 a reduced company costs. association representative. two CBSs, and three NBCs). WKAR month, the 1,142 people pay $5,590 Lee Lnckwood, advertising manager: Jim why. National expects us to pay full L.M. Holt, regional manager Channel 23 is also carried. to National monthly. Signorelli. asst. advertising manager: Al price for poor service. We only get VA General Electric Cablevi riliiM Kirleis, circulation manager. National's truly unique service is channels, whereas, if we were allowed Under the new East Lansing The Michigan State News is a seven - time to have antennas in married housing, their weatherscan! A whole channel is Corporation told me if his compn franchise. National proposed a were in married housing, the rf recipient of the Pacemaker Award for could receive additional channels. devoted to the time, wind direction, we "reduced rate" for married housing outstanding journalism. and temperature, and is referred to as would be $2 a month. That's $1. For these lVt channels, we are paying students. Drake writes in paragraph 28 of "local origination." National Cable less from the generous offer of the previously mentioned reply to mA has National. yet to truly originate any the cable commission; "The married programming. They've never produced one show! student housing complex would be entitled to the $3.25 per month rate if National assesses the cost of a he sir Anyone in married housing and it were collected and paid by the - end (tower and related receivi 9* hooked up to cable on February 10 equipment) at $20,000. Matr married student housing office on a and 11 surely enjoyed the intermittent housing residents have already paid f 100 per cent of units and a 12 - month that in less than 4 months. In fact." service. It must have dropped out 200 contract basis." could say married housing is pay F times in two days! I complained and The for the East Lansing system, requested a return call from someone $3.25 rate is for "multiple students are subsidizing Whitehills. responsible. As usual, I got no dwelling units." Simple math reveals response even after I was told this "reduced" rate would make the In July 1972, I filed suit agaii Te someone would call me. married housing system an even bigger National Cable for my back mor' brc It also amazes me that a company rip - off. fees previous to July 1972. T"ey like National would fight so hard for At 100 per cent saturation at $3.?5 a successful in getting the case delay the East Lansing franchise when they month. National would be relieving until March, after appealing it » claim it's a risky investment at best. In the students of $7,422.80 a month. Small Claims Court into Distr fact, in paragraph 26 of a reply (Feb. That's $1832.80 more than now. In Court. I filed because the service 8) by Edward E. Drake of LVO Cable addition, the company would not been sporadic at best. (parent of National) to the East spend money connecting and Lansing Cable Communications disconnecting peoole to the service. My case will be heard in ' Commission, he says, "Traditionally Lansing City Hall on March Billing cost would amount to an 8 cent the rate of return on cable system stamped letter to one address. If an (conveniently scheduled over investments has been very low or in individual didn't even have a TV set, break?) at 1:30 p.m. in Room most cases, nonexistent during the he would have to pay for the cable Any support people can offer initial years of operation". service! deeply appreciated, especially ' N What Drake failed to mention was legal aspects of the case.e mfai X . _ , the literally fantastic rate of return in If the company were to continue National is counting to HEY! A HIJACKER WELCOMING COMMITTEE HOW NICE!' the years following. Would you believe making the same amount of money in the courts. I'm no lawyer ana a 650 per cent return on your money? married housing that they presently hardly afford one, being a student. Two Dollar Kennedy more than 10 years ago, yet they remain so applicable to our current situation. programs which AWS sponsors. The national organization, Intercollegiate Assn. of Women Students, with whicl To the Editor: Blood Jensen To the Editor: As a nation, we cannot afford to AWS at MSU maintains affiliation, Your article on aiding leukemia To the Editor: It is not surprising that the world is Cents concerned and stunned that the U.S. has devalued the dollar once again. But remain stagnant in our research and development of new and more makes it possible for men to join and become a part of AWS groups on victims by giving blood points out one of the uses that human blood and the In the Feb. 19 State News, I« competitive products, we cannot member campuses. components derived from it. I would Professors O'Kelly, Denny and this concern may rapidly turn into a afford to utilize higher tariffs, quotas, AWS was the earliest student like to add that there is another of the Dept. of PsychologyJj Worth world 'trade war' if our efforts at higher protective tariffs continue as and continued devaluation as our only economic defense in our "balance of programming and governing group recognized at MSU in 1928, and as for students to give the way gift of life on campus. The Red Cross Blood Drive is University of California P Arthur R. Jensen's heredity • our only alternative to further payment" crisis. such is recognized by the board of this week in Shaw Hall. Also on March as not being a r8C ,' The State News welcomes devaluation. Richard Stuhler all letters. They must be trustees. With the trend on campuses 1 there will be a one day drive in year or so ago I studied Jensen In a country with so much Saginaw graduate student Feb. 21,1973 away from government and control Brody Hall. Blood from these drives very carefully to seek typed on a 65 space line and untapped technological resource, with functions by women's student will be put to many uses. Some will be intellectual and scientific ass" . double spaced. Letters must so many scientists and engineers either be unemployed or underemployed, it is government groups, AWS both at used for transfusions at the various After considerable thoug signed and should has changed the tl.e include hometown, student, small wonder that our trade position in the world is rapidly deteriorating. Interest MSU and nationally focus so that presently they are an hospitals in the 43 county area served by the mid Michigan Red Cross reluctantly came to that he had a racist bias unusual in our society) (whi and faculty or staff standing, To the Editor: educational programming unit,, working _ Chapter. Other units will be broken Here is one man's viewpoint: in conjunction with many other into components; racial bias had infected his■ local local phone number and address. No unsigned' letters will be accepted, but "The first requirement for restoring balance in our international payments We were quite disturbed by the article in the State N?ws this morning in which James F. Cannon, Student ■ organizations and groups on campus to produce programs of interest primarily plasma, packed red cells, platelets, and others to aid victims of such diseases as sickle cell the complicated process I see no innate differences of s is to take all possible the State New* will steps to insure the effective performance of our own Faculty Judiciary, was quoted as to women, but certainly not anemia and hemophilia. as related to their pigmentm ' withhold author's name in saying, "The University has allowed exclusively for women. All students at MSU are guaranteed whole business e s| economic system. to improve our . . interest area groups like Associated The implications of Cannon's blood, when they need it, whether measurement rests on v •> extreme cases. Letters may technology, to lower our production Women Students (AWS) and Minority statement are far - reaching, and they have donated or not, but if a foundations. be edited for clarity and and marketing costs and devise new AWS. and Aide Programs to form and implied a student has given, coverage is extended Robert conciseness so that more superior products. Economic ne E. Bid well letters can be . isolation and political leadership are . consent to allow them to meet Chairperson to his family. _ David Bowen associate of Mathem pwj wholly incompatible." separately." All the meetings of AWS AWS/MSU Harbor Beach, junior accommodated. Letters will These are open meetings, as are all the Feb. 20. not be edited for content. were the words of John F. Feb. 20, 1973 Feb.20,1973 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 26, 1973 5 [Action S „ By .amc CFARPRRV JANE SEABERRY State News Staff Writer on —^ city sex ordinance delayed would make it the duty of the Human * I More than a year ago, the Human News Background Relations Commission "to promote However, Harold Watkins, administrative assistant and an awful lot onto the court," Steve i lations Commission began amicable relations among various Mann, Gay Liberation steering The ordinance commission member Lnsidcring l> the addition of a sexual the was city attorney and returned then drafted by then, much discussion, but little action racial, cultural, age, sex and sexually commission was slow in said the committee member, said. "Obviously, clause to the city's to the has taken place. orientated • acting because it will dilute it to almost commission groups within the sexual orientation was new to n ordinance. for approval many of ineffectiveness. It looks like a loophole The amendment to East community." the commissioners. Oct. 4, 1972. Lansing's The amendment would also make it and we're nervous about it." He existing antidiscrimination ordinance "It took that Amendment and some members of contrary to public policy for any commission to come to long for the added, however, that Gay Liberation is ! community say they are becoming person "to deny any other person the grips with the pushing for the amendment's passage. situation," he said. High-energy pusv with the delay, and the enjoyment of his civil rights or for any The commission has also had The main barrier to consideration JJibility that a "diluted" proposal person to discriminate against any of the ordinance has been difficulty in approving the Lv be unenforceable. other person in the exercise of his civil a amendments because of a problem in Ithp Human Relations Commission controversy over the use of the words obtaining enough members rights because of religion, race, color "unreasonable" and "sexual to vote. At Lived request, Feb. 1, 1972 from least six members are linked a or national origin, necessary for the P or unreasonably orientation" in the amendments. City council, to look into the cities because of commission to ity to approve a age, sex, or sexual attorney Daniel Learned said the Indiscrimination ordinance to see u orientation. inclusion of "unreasonable" was to recommendation. lit other criteria could be included According to the proposal, it would facilitate situations where the "council "We did take a vote on it at one ■the code. The commission voted to Though the claim be a civil right to be able to obtain or the- Human Relations time," Watkins said. "It passed 3-2, that speaking in Commission Id sex, age and sexual orientation as tongues is a natural language can not employment, housing and the use of may feel it appropriate to discriminate but we can't recommend to council nendnumts. be public accomodations without unless we have six affirmative scientifically substantiated, Felicitas on the basis of age, votes, so sexual f^he request was prompted by Goodman told linguistics students discrimination because of race, color, orientation." sex or the approval was lost." Lmbersniuc>' of - Gay Liberation who said " ,. , , . . , Thursday that -J the lilt high uigi: -• pitched URlMt'U religion or national origin, age, sex and The ordinance, once approved, will Watkins said the commission still >y were being discriminated against yappings they heard on tapes had sexual orientation. carry little weight as far as wants definitions of sexual orientation e they were homosexual. ~.~u. cross r.. The ordinance wasn't of highest drafted into the amendment and an measurable - . . cultural similarities. ... enforcement goes, Watkins said. There "We are all one priority with the city attorney, said are age limitation placed upon the species in terms of John Patriarche, no penalties or enforcement ordinance which may cause more all having religion," Goodman, author city manager, in stipulations. The amendments are of "Speaking in Tongues, A Cross explaining why the ordinance is taking delay. An age restriction might Police se Cultural Study" said. "Where we - so long to receive the commission's basically a statement of the city's public policy on the issue, he said. exclude those persons under 18 and over 55 years become different is the approval. "The word "unreasonable" throws of age, as an example, way we Watkins said. interpret it." lonf/nues Goodman presented slides . demonstrating the vocalization DENIED BY CONGRESSMAN ira woman woma patterns of pentecostals, a religious group, some of whom speak in I Area police are continuing (o search tongues, and played tapes of their a 20 - year * old Lansing woman utterances during a trance like stage Secrets - mysteriously disappeared from bought, j when speech becomes uncontrollable. boyfriend's apartment in Last In the majority of cases, Goodman report says ■ X,sing Thursday. «tid that pentecostals initially speak in [ Officer Jinger Vary of the East high - energy, high - pitched utterances DETROIT (UPI) — A congressman Democrat said he had paid some handle it," he said. insing Police Dept. said Diane Lynn of rich syllable speech. claims he purchased confidential individuals for research services "but ■tlefield of 1021'/2 N. Walnut St. was After the exicted initial speech, the military secrets for $1,000 per item only because I did not have the Runnels did not identify the from three men who offered the men, K seen by her boyfriend in his speaker will begin adequate staff to handle the project." saying he had been advised by the following the speech Lrtment at 731 Burcham Drive, and behavior pattern of his Pentagon secrets from a list "like a Runnels said the individuals were Justice Dept. to say nothing further to Tere she was sitting in his livingroom Goodman observed over a twoguide. to three As menu," The Detroit Sunday News knowledgeable about defense projects newsmen. But the News said a Justice ^en he went to bed at 10 a.m. - year period, the speech of an entire ■ He told police that when he awoke Pentecostal said. The and could provide him with Dept. spokesman said he could find no congregation eventually News, in a copyrighted story background information to enable him trace of any inquiry from Runnels ■ 3 p.m., Littlefield was nowhere in becomes stereotyped. The by Seth Kantor of its Washington to follow certain defense contracts. about the matter. ft apartment, though her purse was adjust their people bureau, said Rep. Harold L. Runnels, speaking in tongues to one The congressman said the ■l there, and her car still parked another and the D-N.M., said he bought the secrets Runnels, 48, said he purchased the congregation develops individuals who approached him secrets in cash ■tside. dialect. from the men whom he believed to be transactions so that he a offered to work for $1,000 a project ■Littlefield is described five feet either current could ask intelligent questions of as After two or three or former civilian or $1,000 a month for as many years, the generals at meetings of the Armed |ir inches tall, weighing 120 pounds behavior and speech patterns of the GOODMAN employes of the Defense Dept. projects as he wanted researched. 11 having light brown or bleached But in Washington, Runnels issued Services Committee, of which he is a pentecostal often become internalized, "These fellows were selling a service, ind hair. She was wearing a navy The speaker's speech units The average utterance begins, peaks a statement saying he had never not junior member. become and ends within 57 particularly any information, all of waist length jacket, blue jeans and deteriorated or seconds, Goodman bought confidential information from which I could have obtained for Runnels said his main interest ng boots when she may even disappear explained. The speaker goes into a Pentagon sources. 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Now for those fabulous prizes. »** YE OLD COUPON BELOW ' I °J$lo The campus with the that has been blessed I Mail to: Michigan State News 344 Student Services I 'oJT\0 lucky face» Box 3—C East Lansing, Mich. gets an MU O,so,„j|. -V; ME._ _ _ YOU DESERVE A BREAK TODAY. AT McDONALD'S 134 W. GRAND RIVER 1024 I. GRAND RIVER 2040 I. GRAMD RIVER Monday, February £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 26 { Activists argue By DIANE SILVER State News Staff Writer sense that Madame going to come Bingh is riding into are going to solve their political problems. advisers agreement. meaning of cease-fire under the and continues, possibly Laos Stewart said. 'The agreement has gotten U.S. troops out," he holding of an election. "Do you really think he will allow himself to be Thousands of troops are continued. "But If the Saigon on a captured U.S. Stewart believes the "A Green Beret in National Liberation Front voted out of office?" he Confusion over whether tank," Joyce continued, cease - fire agreement is an civilian clothes is still a maintained by the U.S. in and other Vietnamese said. the cease - fire agreement in "but tnat is not the imperialist victory for the Green Beret," Stewart said. Thailand and the waters around Vietnam. peoples groups will be Whatever their Vietnam is a victory for the Vietnamese people's U.S. Military intervention in "As we have demanded successful in liberating their differences over an North Vietnamese and Viet definition of victory." The agreement the form of resupplying war country they must fight interpretation of the Indochina" I 115 Cong or for the forces of They believe in recognized the puppet materials to South Vietnam no imperialist war, we must on." agreement the panelists Stpw"!; daN said demand no imperialist i imperialism abourded in a protracted struggle, the step government of Thieu which on a one to one basis, which is extension of U.S. peace," Stewart said. "We Stewart believes the agreed the antiwar panel discussion last week by step process of working an were stockpiled in Vietnam movement must continue to should defend the right of democratic elections between antiwar activists. toward total victory, he imperialism, Stewart said. just before the agreement focus attention on said. The expulsion of U.S. Furthermore, the United was signed, is guaranteed, he the Vietnamese people to guaranteed in the agreement U.S. Rep. H. Lynn Jondahl, D will take policy in Indochina. the U.S. States is allowed claimed. break the treaty because it never place - East Lansing, Frank Joyce, ground troops is the first an because Thieu may veto the The unlimited number of civilian is imperialistic. awareness of Uu member of the Detroit - necessity if the Vietnamese Bombing of Cambodia based Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice and an organizer of the Peoples Peace Treaty, and Michael Stewart, Crisis in America member, participated in the discussion sponsored by Crisis in America. Peace with honor does not mean the United States won the war, Joyce said. "Make no mistake, the United States was kicked on it's ass in Southeast Asia. The world's greatest military power was unable to apply that power to win a war," Joyce said. To put himself in a good light, Nixon must claim the agreement was signed in spite of the antiwar movement, not because of it, Joyce said. He must also claim that pressure from China and the Soviet Union forced North Vietnam to sigr, while pressure from those countries really forced the United States to sign, he added The cease - fire agreement is the first step in the victory of the Vietnamese people, he said. "It is not a victory in the Rivals request financial audit of NAG books Three former members of the antibusing National Action Group (NAG) have asked Frank J. Kelley to audit NAG's books and investigate the financial operations of NAG's vocal founder, Irene McCabe of Pontiac. The three — Ed and Elsie Bigger of Pontiac and A1 Van Steenis of Redford Township — charged Friday that there may be a shortage of funds in NAG's account books. Petitions filed with the attorney general's office by the Freedom of Choice group charge that "large amounts of said funds have been expended on the personal expenses of McCabe and her then counsel, L. Brooks Patterson, and constitute personal income on which no accounting has been made to the public or to the donors. It is further believed that no state or federal income tax has been paid on such funds." College shifts assignments of professors University College recently announced two changes in assignments for Lawrence Krupka, professor of natural science, and LeRoy Olson, professor of evaluation services. Krupka will head the Dept. of Great Issues and interdepartmental courses. He will also coordinate new University College course offerings and direct the Great Issues course. Olson was appointed college coordinator of instructional improvement. His new position was created to help coordinate college efforts at improving instruction. Olson will act as a resource person, provide Summertime Produce in February! Red Rip* organizational support, coordinate annual workshop and an serve as Fresh Florida liaison between University College and other units of Strawberries Watermelons the University interested in 69 -99 improving instruction. Wieners Eicarole, Red Leaf, Bolton, Romaine. or Royal Hawaiian • Ready to Eat JUIIES Serve-N Save Braunschweiger 59* Endive Lettuce Fre.h Tender t • Each 19* Fresh Pineapple ..669* Nu« Lik* Fkvor 79* California Avocados...3 "t" *1 Whole. Half, or End Pie< Nuhbone Cornuh California Asparagus...u, Slab I NEED MONEY? Bacon. JPfcCf"' ®°me "VCK Hot Houie Rhubarb > 29' Flr.t of the S»a»on Cantaloupe 59* I SEE JULIE! HenS.J I WE LOAN MONEY ON ■ ANYTHING OF VALUE' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 26, 1973 7 rel Trustees T demic P of Lproved 12 appointment.. 6 trui promotions, 14 leaves, chemistry, July who will serve I, 1974 a one consultantship effective July 1973 June JO, 1974. (193s), - year l (1935), who will year consultantship effective July 1, 1973 June 30, 1974. Rather, executive Continuing Education Service, Stoskopf, visiting professor, crop and soil sciences, Jan.l approve Dec. 31; Vinka Tomic, visiting student affairs, Nov. 1, 1972. sociology. transfers Jint^ changes - March 1 (1952); Chester - asst. professor, electric Academic promotions were The Other April 30; Malcolm Rupert a P P r i Cignments, "" 7 resignation ' Retiring with the title of approved retirments were also Templeton, stock handler, Cutler, asst. professor, resource engineering and systems science, approved for (from assistant sabbatical leaves for : Jacob A. ^retirements at ai professor and director is Lawrence emeritus Bacon, for senior : Marjorie L. departmental residence halls and food services, March 1 (1948), and Helena nt. fishei .'an. 1 - Dec. 31; Priscilla Jane Col well, asst. professor, Hoefer, professor animal E. McKune, secretary, agricultural econimics, wildlife, forestry and park and physics, professor): Robert V. Hudson, husbandry and assiciate director, r;he hoard approved the University of the Air, May 1 (1948); Frances R. Geier, Wightman, payroll asst. recreation Sept. I; Connie P. Shapiro, asst. journalism, March l: and John Agricultural Experiment Blowing retirements with the Continuing Jan. Education Service, administrative asst., College of Comptroller's Office, July 1 resources, hompson Feb. 19; professor, statistics and M. Schneider, medical education Station, June I Aug. 31, to of professor emeritus (firsttt.rst Hall, is 1. 1975 I. (1953), who will (1954). probability, Sept. I; Edward M. research and development and study and travel in the U.S. and employ begin a one year terminal leave Education, July 1 (1950); profes f organizational of MSU —"'ovm r The board apnroved McAleer Jr., instructor and asst. psychiatry, Jan. l. • Kussel G- Chester A. Centhesus): 1 effective July 1, 1973 - June 1974. 30, (larger, manager, laundry, July 1 (1947); Gladys appointments for: Akhter anement, I a Sept. 1; ubenstricker, di r of Un sit: Other academic promotions experiment stations and USDA e development, Jan. A. Hodge, senior ed Kha visiting x te stio were also approved for (from laboratories and commercial Kt , <1945), who will serve Retiring with the title of departmental Professor, rofessor, health, education, Feb. 1; and Alan C. instructor to assistant professor, agricultural phy al units; H. Paul Rasmussen, * year consultantshi ntsliip associate professor emeritus is secretary, Wilson Hall, March 1 economics, Asian Studies Center a t i < and effective March l): Kent J. associate professor, horticulture, ( 1 9 57); Walter F. iept. l'ct've. ,a'!J Charles C. Sigerfoos, engineering, July mechanical I, steamfitter, physical plant, Pease, and International Studies and Programs, April 1, 1973 March Ilija Chabotar, political Science; Robert w. Sept. 1, 1973 - Aug. 31, 1974, i-»74 March 1 3 1. - Jackman, political (1941); Hazel C. 1974; Neal Charles science; Miry Jackman. experience at Utah State sociology, and Harry Perlstadt, University; Louis C. Stamatakos, professor, administration and higher education, Sept. 1, 1973 - Aug. 31, 1974, to consult, lecture and conduct research at home and in Athens, Greece; Gerald G. Duffy, associate professor, elementary and special education, Sept. 1 - Dec. 31, to conduct research in the Dept. of Defense Dependent Schools, Pacific area; Henry W. Overbeck, professor, physiology and medicine, Sept. 1, 1973 - plus Aug. 31, 1974, to study at PRICES Emory University, Atlanta, Ga.; Maynard M. Miller, professor, Glaciological Institute , March 1 - May 31, to study at home; TOP VAUIE Charles psychology and Computer Institute F. Science Research, March : June Wrigley, professor, director. for Social IS, study the STAMPS Language, 1974, April to study research in the U.S.; Macel D. 1 - June and conduct 30, Ezell, assiciate profess >od ough a nd 11 week Language. April long - Monday thru Sunday! 1974, to study at home and in Texas, and Robert L. Wright, professor, American Thought and Language, April 1 - June 30, 1974, to study in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Granted other leaves were: Robert J. Deans, associate professor, animal husbandry, 2% Lo Fat Jan. 1 - March 31, to in 1 i vestock projects in Caribbean, Asian and African areas; Joan V. Smith, participate development m • ■I associate professor, art, Sept. 1 - i II Dec. 31, to study in East Lansing; Dana S. Vail, instructor, health, physical education and recreation and intercollegiate athletics. May 1 - Aug. 31, and Ronald Means, instructor, conferences and institutes, continuing education. Gallon 88 Feb. - March Carton the University library. The board approved transfers and changes in assignments for : Charles W. Laughlin. asst. professor, entomology with additional assignment as asst. director of resident instruction. i Coupoi College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Jan. 1; Donald L. Pellegrini, from county extension director. Iron Royal Viking director. Delta County. April 1; Danish Pastry Del Monte Robert J. Van from extension agricultural Klompenberg. Kraft Halfmoon Tomato liscount Prices agent. Ottawa County to district Blossom Queen Colby Cheese.....™ Cream Cheese....£ Stokely W OFF Sauce... 3 1 extension Ottawa, horticultural Newaygo. Muskegon counties. March 1; Judith L. Place, from extension Kent and agent. Strawberries Kidney Beans 6 wi5 1 4 - H youth agent. Iosco. Arenac vlX 28' Blue Bonnet - Caesar Bread 3 ££ 4 and Ogemaw counties to district program leader, 4 Banquet Apple Cherry Peach Margarine 33* Kroger Buttermilk or 64 FI Oi Ctn programs. Marquette County, - H youth Fruit Pies 29' Fleischman's Quarter Brownie Mix I 39* Chocolate Flavored Milk 49' March 15: Duane E, Ullrey, Kroger 5 Varieties professor, animal husbandry Margarine 45* • Tater Boy with additional assignment as Clover Valley Hamburger Magic 2 ,89' Potatoes ££, 17' professor, fisheries and wildlife, Jan. 1: James E. Snoddy. from Margarine mi*. 16* Betty Crockei associate professor and ; acting Deluxe Pizza.... SS,'2.19 Hamburger Helper 2 »S.'l ele i and and chairman, elementary and special education. Jan. 1. and Banquet Peggy L. Miller, from associate ce ..oick * fathroom Tissue UV 38' Chicken Dinner Kroger Buttermilk WtPkg 38* Pepsi Cola. professor, teacher education to associate professor, education and curriculum. Jan. secondary 16 0= 2| Widfy Bleach Biscuits v£?ub. 8' Transfers and changes in Jorox II 97' Pillsbury Buttermilk assignment were for: Ronald W. Richards, from also approved Biscuits 2^19' associate professor and acting |va Towels J«: 38' Kraft Sliced director, medical education American Cheese VV? Pkq 68* White Bread research and development to associate professor and director, medical education research and development. Jan. 1; John H. Wakeley. professor, psychology with additional assignment as Orange Juice 47* M H chairman, Sept. 1; Robert G. Schirmer. from professor, small Florida Mist m 20-Oz M animal surgery and medicine and Orange Juice.... Clover Valley Vanilla 37* ^K^H| wf ■ p^v v H \^ *tra Low j director, small animal clinic to professor and assoiate chairman. mall and medicine. Feb. 1; Edwin Ice Cream ™ $1J Discount V Rutherford, from asst. professor and asst. football coach, intercollegiate athletics to asst. professor and administrative asst., intercollegiate athletics Vicks and asst. to managing Kroger Johnson's director. MSU Devolopment Fund, Ny Quil ,...£Sh 98' Sausage Pizza " 65' Capsules Baby Oil i°Bf„ 89' Feb. pbell. from Detergent Family Pride :odial supervisor, physical Contac 87' Alka Seltzer Drive SZ 671 Mouthwash 3 '1 it ' phy :al plant. Feb. I. to general supervisor, The appr. Assorted Cold Tablets.. . *1.18 Lemon Detergent resignations and for Dek. (/% : Dorothy E. Lawson. Baby Lotiun... >| Missy | extension coordinator. Social Plasticwore I Liquid... ** ' I Outreach Program. Cooperative Extension Service, Feb. 28; Ellen M. DeFay, extension home economist, Berrien. Cass and Van Buren counties. Dec. 31. tm 97 2: extensioi Sherr L. ell. Krogo * " 70 ? 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East Lansing, Michigan Rediscovered Crudup shows blues showed a tendency towards I By GREG CAMUS Malibus, his backup band, who was recently a too elaborate style, which with a mixture of rock and "rediscovered." His rich, State News Reviewer was not in keeping with the blues, rock and soul music. resonant voice is a perfect "The blues will never die. basic, simple blues of his The band, composed of his vehicle for his songs, some not as long as there are father. three sons, was competent, of which (like "Rock Me women and men in the if spotty, and played for the Mamma" and "That's All 3k v\\\ world; there will be blues." first half of the set before Backstage, talk ranged Right") have become blues Arthur "Big Boy" bringing on their father. standards. His own guitar work is simple and he leaves from brew" to formulas for "home Crudup being told IV there were no vacant rooms Crudup sang the blues at Crudup is primarily a the lead work to his son at the Holiday Inn, though a Mariah last weekend, singer, and though at times George, though some of the white man who caHed in % showing that, when all is there seemed to be — better moments of the later was able to arrange said and done, the blues is a communication troubles man with a worried mind. between him and the band, performance came when George laid down his rooms kids." for his "wife and Hluesman his strong, calm voice electric guitar and let his Sharing the program was prevailed. brothers, on drums and "I'd rather see a sign that Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup played his unique country songs like "That's All Right." which have bee™ local performer Dick blues sound to Mariah audiences over the past both blues and rock and roll bass, provide a framework said "No niggers allowed" standards. Crudup is one of many Jennings who. in addition to for their father's voice. The than go in and get "Jim weekend. Backed up by the Malibus a group country bluesmen who being a fine folksinger, is a recorded in the 1930s, and difficulty was that George Crowed," Crudup remarked. composed of his three sons. Crudup performed State News Photo by John Dickson very good entertainer. His songs ranged trom the Swedish "Skada in Blues band versatile, impressive America" to Loudon Wain wright's "Dead Skunk," both of which were presented with Jenning's usual ability. Jennings, recently returned from a By GARY OZANICH you might get to see a band playing at Lizard's. tour through New York, is The State News Reviewer that has a special magical Bryan Lee Blues rapidly maturing into a first quality that sets them apart Band hails from rural r Winter songs, n - rate showman. Hundreds of blues bands from the others. A tight Wisconsin, being formed by definitely inferia play bars across the band of good musicians who the blind lead guitarist/lead Crudup's part of the country, doing the typical know the material with a singer Bryan Lee. The band I That magic undefinj blues tunes. Occassionally quality of the band ismoj show was opened by the special type of rapport with has a very full sound, certainly tied to ihj a musically knowledgeable consisting of two keyboards The band is incredible crowd will fill the bill. unlimited possibilities. tight and songs being very tastefully (organ and electric piano), They just Also the band has to Bryan Lee himself is an funky, the perfect chosen. They range from seem to build tol two guitarists, bass and new climax on have an undefinable quality excellent vocalist and a combination to back up traditional, although slightly nractical drums. good guitarist. One often Lee. The rhythm guitarist is obscure, blues songs like every tune. that adds a measure of This allows for a great excitement to their show. deal of versatility, their gets the impression he is particularly impressive. Albert King's "Personal The Bryan Lee BiJ It's directly related to the actually watching two Several times during the Manager" to contemporary Band is easily one of J strongest point. Where other choice of material, and the shows: one of Bryan Lee course of the evening he just blues like the Allman more exciting and listenafl bands are restricted as to proper sort of "high what they can play and can singing, playing, and destroys a crowd with Brothers "Whipping Post" blues bands to play they energy" arrangement. This easily get into monotonous carrying on with the crowd; stinging, gutsy solos. to original material. Lansing area. If you | the other being the band The material done by the A few times over the blues with your is the case with the Bryan arrangements, the Bryan brew, behind him. band is good, all but a few course of the evening they crew is for v Lee Blues Band, currently Lee Blues Band has Cast holds Hontogether By DAVID HOHENDORF "Honey" is the story of a Joey Van as Calude is the with Honey's food and Honey's kids while she steps chara that I liquor, as well as the fruits out New Years Eve. RED State News Reviewer welfare recipient who latest case worker in a on precariously balanc| continuing series. Claude is of the nightly fire escape Both Ebony Wright and between naivete certainly knows the ins and i It was not a white Monsieur de liasons. As could be Winston Young gave foolishness, Van is able H . THE CONCERT whether the question of cast gave outs of obtaining assistance. Moving to the North at the a Sottonville experiencing his expected, both lovers excellent performances, but maintain the corrf FOR BANGLADESH satisfying performances in age of 15, Honey, played by first encounter with the eventually meet, quarrel and it was Joey Van's balance. Avoiding f "Honey" at the Vest Pocket Ebony Wright, now moves ghetto and its cultural then suprisingly are left at performance as Claude that possible descent into 1 Theater, it was more a into her 27th dwelling all differences. With humor he the end of the play to watch was the most satisfying. As roii' nf thi' iwre im question of whether Mike within a span of six years. clumsily attempts to bridge Claude is presented a J Rolling Stone.. Daugherty had written an Her occupation consists of cultural gaps without amusing naive "jive sT jmwmm. TWIN OttVE- IN THEJOTIE GIMME Lr SHELTER J , * original and satisfying comedy. hustling naive welfare workers for checks. appearing the naive "honky" that he really is. Junior, played by String musicians upon which this play ill dependent. Winston Young, enters the Disappointing, tho'J HHf PURSUIT Of mflSURf SEDUCTION OF NOW SHOWING NOMINATED FOR | comedy as another mouth to feed at Honey's. This he does with some regularity. to play at benefit was the fact that at cef times t h is comedy hintefl the pop culture sagas! ACADEMY AWARDSl The comic situation is In an effort to encourage pianist David Renner, white n<>a ✓ "-.TO. . INCLUDIN^ESfPICTUREj heightened Claude, further his own marriage as the study of string instruments at MSU, associate professor of music, and 12 of MSU's top string confrontations which commanded so i h| (SHZZZIZDEZal crumbling, gains a violinist Walter Verdehr, players, will perform the Concetto" from attention on tele asst. professor of music, has "Winter lately. familiarity equal to Junior's planned a benefit concert Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" 7.00 for string scholarships at and Haydn's "C Major At its weaker n: w SEX REPORT" . B .Ma ^ ® ^ I 9:15 I Technicolor* IPGl Distributed by Allied remove it drj fromR BLUE D Minor" by Saint - Saens. television models. It wi these times that only! uiiJUMk 4TH & finalmeek" ~ Though admission is free, Verdehr hopes the audience performance of tae J will contribute to the String could be credited 1 f 'SOUNDER" „ Scholarship Fund holding the cudien| —a, 20™ CENTURY-FOX FILMS established by the Alumni attention. Office. Gifts are tax Honey will be playta| deductible. weekends through !' Verdehr said there are no BEAL COOP PRESENTS A GREAT DOUBLE FEATURE full tuition scholarships at MSU for any music THE students. He also cited a need for string players at MSU and in the Lansing SATLGS community. Si IN 8 p.m. SPECIAL! THE WKKK. 'VNET <1 HARD DRY'/ Theater's Remembered." Igor 1971), '^ravif Stravinsky (18"l probably] I™\l I ALSO! 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LIMIT 1 (Coupon) 49c REG .99 LIMIT 1 59c WW Expires March 4, 1973 (Coupon) East Expires March 4, 1973 Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only Monday, |.ebrinary 26, 1973 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MSU trackmen By CHARLES JOHNSON State News Staff Writer had scored five points in the pole vault like expected, it championship Purdue. meet at more Marshall upset Hoosiers, Dill reminiscent appeared of last record. Gregory MSU varsity mark last week acainst Michigan at 49 feet had set the second to Indiana s Pat Mandera, but ran the fastest time in Spartan history with but.. would have lessened our "TTiey looked real tough, season's form by The MSU track team total by one point and but we were just lucky to capturing the MSU varisty J5en. a 8:49.3 clocking. Mandera gained a psychological lift in increased Indiana's by five." receive some of the breaks record in the 440 - yard In the shot put Indiana's finished with a blazing its quest for a second Big Stu 0' Dell came out the 8:45.6 for a new fieldhouse The Hoosier's vaulter, and capitalize on them," dash with a time of 48 title by standard. Ten indoor seconds flat. The Detroit winner with a heave of 56 Dixon Boughman, withdrew Dittrich stated. "I knew the disposing of the conference meet would go down to the Northern sophomore feet 2 inches. MSU's Marv because of a leg injury and favorite Indiana, 68-62, in a Roberts took second with MSU's Tom Wlson and Jim mile relay beforehand and destroyed the old mark of dual meet Saturday at 48.2 seconds by Kevin his best toss of the season, Jenison Fieldhouse. Stevenson finished one and we were just fortunate to be the winning end." Gosper in 1955. 54 feet 24 inches. two. both clearing a height on The Spartans' victory Dill passed up the 60 American record holder oi' 1 .> feet. NCAA mile champ Ken was virtually assured when Bob Casselman added It-, all, MSU took 10 first Popejoy led off the Spartan yard dash, enabling Indiana Indiana failed to score in to place first and second in another link to this of their stronger events, places against a tough running assault with a one Hoosier squad, which by all that event. Glen Love increasing victory chain in the pole vault. 4:09.3 victory. Indiana's Horizontal jumper, crossed the wire in 6.3, the 600 - yard dash, winning estimations is expected to Phil Wysong placed second "That was what killed followed by Gary Powell with a 1:09.0 clocking. Del Gregory was one come out on top in this in 4:09.8, followed by them," Spartan head coach and the Spartan's Larry Cassleman's time was only of two Spartan double week's Big Ten teammate Bob Somesan. Fran Dittrich said. "If they seven tenths of a second off winners Saturday in Jackson at 6.4. Freshman Dane Fortney his own American record. leading MSU to a registered a victory in the Indiana chalked up a first 68-62 upset victory CACERS BOW 1,000 - yard run with a place in the 300 - yard dash over Indiana. Gregory 2:12.3 clocking. Indiana's as Love outran the Spartan's placed first in the long Paul Olson and Ron Hyatt Mike Holt and Mike Murphy jump and doubled settled for the numbers two for an impressive 31.0 win. with a victory in the and three spots. Popejoy was the Women tank The 70 - yard high hurdles saw the Spartans take first and third, as John Spartan's winner, other whipping his closest competitor by three double triple jump, leaping 49' - 1" for varsity record. a new by Jane Waldie with a time with the loss. Clarion has MSU's women's Morrison was clocked at 8.4 seconds, in the 880 - yard State News photo of :34.05. not been beaten on its court swimming team captured and Mike Hurd at 8.5. run with a time of 1:50.6. by Craig Porter Indiana, winner the in six years. Clarion was two - mile four individual events on its Charles Jackson of Indiana The run previous two years, finished undefeated for two years way to winning the third until this season when the was second with a time proved to be both annual Big Ten Women's third. disappointing and satisfying identical to Morrison's. Swimming Meet Saturday at Spartans beat it two weeks for MSU's Rob Cool, as the The women's basketball ago. Clarion was obviously Del Gregory continued the Men's IM Pool. The his fine string of Grand Rapids senior place team didn't fare as well as out for revenge Saturday. Spartan women amassed the swimmers in Saturday's performances, this time 415 points to runner - up "Clarion was ready to capturing the long jump Michigan's 371. The Wolves competition, bowing to won a total of 10 individual Clarion State College, Clarion. Pa., 52-34. in play," weren't up as Baile said. high as "We they with a leap of 24 feet 1'/« inches and doubling up with FINISH ON UPSWING events but didn't fare as a victory in the triple jump were." successfully as MSU on the "We didn't play a good with an effort of 49 feet 1 whole. mental game," Melissa Baile, Sophomore Linda Stoick inch for a new varsity Cheryl Solomon grabbed G-men stop lllini jinx coach of the women's had the most points for the a first place in the 200 yard basketball team said. "We Spartans with 11. Junior freestyle for MSU and Pam Kruse were making very poor Connie Bunch had 8 points. Men's IM teammate passes and a lot of around score in the Big Ten MSU finished second for the desperation moves. We This week will be a busy Due to recent thefts, IM By BILL COSTABILE and had to turn back. The coach C.eorpl Spartans. Jane Manchester really didn't look like we one for the Spartans. They State News Sports Writer team was then shuttled to this year and establishes Szypula was pleased witbl took first place in the one - were awake yet." play tneir last home game of personnel have urged that East Lansing in three Balhorn as a favorite for the his team's overall! the season Tuesday in the all students refrain from MSU's gymnastics tear title. meter diving event with smaller planes. performance. Baile said motivation Women's IM. Friday and bringing any valuables into broke its victory drought 467.65 points and the 50 Ken Factor gave Big Ten "We set out to d factors also had a lot to do Saturday they host the the IM BIdg. Those students against the University of In addition to the team yard breatstroke was won Illinois Saturday by parallel bars champ Gregg things this weekend andl State tournament. There using lockers should not victory, two Spartans also will be 11 teams leave personal possessions drubbing an injury - riddled achieved Fenske a tussel as he was accomplished them both,T personal highs. nudged 9.2-9.0. Szypula remarked, "flitfc FINISH 'DEGREE participating in the unattended for any length lllini team 158.65-140.30. Dave Senior Ziegert entire team tournament. of time. was The victory was only upended defending Big Ten MSU's second in 18 floor exercise champ Paul In recognition of this relaxed than they have im| year's performances and for a couple of weeks, attempts against Illinois. Hunt by a score of 9.25-9.2. "BRADFORD/lonbon. MSU set the pace in the floor exercise by outscoring "It's nice to win, but the their four year careers at MSU, seniors Balhorn, Factor and Ziegert were "Everyone did a greifl job for us today and we ill Big Ten meet is the whole Major in Urban Studies beginning in >ur Junior year. including study She Illinois by three points and season for us," Ziegert carried off the floor by their teammates after their last gained a little confidence in ourselves,"! shared his continued to its ■ run Complete your bachelor's in only one yt up commented. "I was glad I in London with trips to the Continent. highest point total of the Szypula said. could be a winner in my last event- bed. season. home meet." Apply now for June '73 • August "7t program. Adding to Illinois' injury Now she Limited enrollment Coeducational. .. shares woe# was team almost to East the fact that the didn't make it Lansing. Half way to All - around Balhorn broke man point mark with a score of the Randy 54 • Fencers If rirr: Urban Studies Admission, Bradford College, Bradford. Mass. 0IB3Q I near Boston I his secrets. East Lansing, Illinois' chartered plane caught fire- 54.15. That is the top all - with 11-5recorl The MSU fencing team managed to grab just one wi its season ending quadrangular meet Saturday ' University of Detroit. Wayne State and the University o| You Earned It I am trying Illinois — Chicago Circle. The Spartans completed the season with an 11-5 m the most wins in 33 years for the MSU fencers and sec to bribe you Study in highest in the 47 year history of the sport at Michipl Wear It! with Guadalajara, Mexico State. "I'm not satisfied with Saturday's performance." Charlie Schmitter said. "But we can't worry about coad thepd uncertainty, Fully accredited, 20-year UNIVER¬ with the Big Ten Championships coming up this weekend! 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Lte News Sports Writer Michigan Tech Dame have 40 and Notre After being stopped by forechecked well but we results. first period," Bessone said. ''Denver points, three stopped forechecking in the paced Colp, Olmstead and Denver, co,°- ~ 11ic more than the Spartans. Grahame and some bad luck second period. The first peri j was the "It would have made a big themselves and were the Calder Mark I pleasant thing about It in Friday's scoreless effort. key one in Friday's loss as difference if we would have trioacoountingfor all was a frustrating "Plus, Clark didn't have a opportunists," the MSU three goals. f Msl' hockey squad's weekend for the Spartan Denny Olmstead good game except for the Grahame, a senior, picked scored a least one goal. We ^sone said. "I tried to shake them Spartans. . 50 mile trip to the "mile MSU backhanded a power - play first period and our defense up his first WCHA career had our chances in front of Bessone went was thwarted back to up," Bessone added. "I'll — city" this past weekend on goal the Denver goalie several over hurt us a little." shutout and first whitewash the net but we couldn't put MSU's scoring opportunities original lines in probably stay with these ■ the weather. by Pioneer goaltender Ron midway in Saturday's first If in two years. it in. Saturday's contest with the one play could three lines this week." ■tie slipP'n8 icers tried to Grahame and also hit the period. It gave the Spartans exemplify MSU's series it MSU hit the goalpost Ky the sunny 60 degree goalposts and shot wide on a brief 1-0 advantage. Denver took a 3-1 lead came midway through the three times in the initial neratures on the eastern other occassions. first period Saturday. Rockies but it before MSU's period and had several close Ohio State's next k5 of the "We missed leading scorer, Captain Bill Sipola broke in in attempts at the Denver K,t as well have been enough goals - freshman Steve Colp, shot to win both alone on Grahame while net. The Spartans King. MSU dropped two games," coach Amo Bessone said. "We just in another effort midway power - play killing off an MSU penalty. outplayed the Pioneers in the final 10 iortant four point have to score those through the Grahame made the save on minutes and ended ests to a rugged Denver garbage second stanza. However, the up with goals. Pioneers blitzed goalie Ron Sipola's shot and as the 17 shots on Beer outfit, 5-0 Friday goal, but puck floated behind him for sliding cagers "We just didn't Denver took a 2-0 lead after [noon and 9-3 Saturday when we had score the Clark for three tallies within a five minute span soon towards the open net, the it was all over. opportunity. Against after Colp's goal to win the goalie blindly swatted at it Ifith the victories, a good and knocked the disc "We didn't team like forecheck iver clinched first place Denver, you have contest. away to take from danger. enough," defensemen Bob ie WC'MA with 52 Points advantage of your Colp scored again in the Boyd commented. "But we L the Spartans dropped opportunities." third period. Sipola had his stick raised really should have had three By GARY KORRECK Saturday's thinking he had has struggled Jje fifth spot. contest was played before an all time "We looked better scored. He shook his head in goals in the first period." State News Sports Writer disappointing through season, but a ■fisconsin lost twice to Denver record crowd of - except for that second disbelief when he saw the "We lost that game in the MSU gets its last chance appears to be finally on line. lrisint! Notre Dame and period lapse," Bessone said. to towards the Big The fcdgcd in second Place 8,689 at the Denver "For two points, we vmmm move Buckeyes knocked Ten's first division when it Purdue out of the plays host to Ohio State at conference lead a week ago 8 tonight. and sidesteeped RESTLERS FINISH 5TH It is not much of a Northwestern Saturday. chance. The Spartans are 3-8 after losing to Illinois Luke Witte, on a recent 81-71, hot streak, lilkovich wins No. 4 Saturday and any and Allan one of three teams directly Hornvak, right behind above the Spartans would Robinson in the scoring have to lose its last three race, paced the Buckeye |BvPAT farnan Lte News Sports Writer North western's Mark games for MSU to gain a tie. attack along with improving Massery and in Peninger's MSU would, of course, junior forward Wardell ■lSU's dominance over BIG TEN estimation "nearly put the have to win its last three as Jackson. whole tournament on end." |p,s Ten wrestling ring well. > Jirdav. to an abrupt halt Wrestling Then it was Conrad Calander's turn. He drew In kanakas' losing Saturday, Gus crew saw its ALLAN HORNYAK came The last time Ohio State to East Lansing, back ■he University of top seeded Andre Allen of overall record plunge to in 1971, the Bucks dumped Otho Tucker, scoring just Ejgan put the brakes on U-M Pts. 76 Northwestern Calander in who last pinned 10-11, the loss was the fifth 19 points while suffering his MSU 83-56. ppurlans' seven in a row year's straight making in t.ie worst. 8 of 25, In Saturday Big Ten k and cruised to victory Iowa 69 championship tilt. He beat longest winless streak since shooting Allen 8-5. game of the season. action, Minnesota kept what Xe 59th annual Big Ten Wisconsin 59Vi the 1969-70 season, Senior center Bill Kilgore ' 'Conrad's Ganakas's first year appears to be a glue - like ■ling title while Grady Minnesota 49% performance led MSU scorers with 22 grip on first place by Kger's crew skidded to MSU 43% was miraculous," Peninger On top of that, MSU said. "I would have points and pulled down a embarrassing U-M 98-80. OSU 35 never junior Mike Robinson fell Indiana expected this after such game - leading 17 rebounds, squeezed past behind Illinois's Nick |.\1 boasted seven N 'western 27 traumatic season." a two more than Wisconsin 57-55, and |sts though only two Weatherspoon in the , it to the winner's Purdue 13 Calander finished second conference scoring derby. Weatherspoon. Purdue tweaked Iowa Indiana after MSU set a season high 74-66. j. But the Wolverines dropping a 6-4 Weatherspoon canned 32 mark - Illinois decision with 29 turnovers. ■ piled up 76 points, Guy ton. to U-M's Jeff JSBm tMMme points while Robinson spent much of the afternoon Illinois kept close with 26. WKAR - TV, Channel 2S, | more than runner - up Tonight, the Spartans will televise "I blew it," he said. "I Iryihg to outmanuver 6 — 6 Monday night's had everything going face another squad which game in color. ie Spartans gained only injuries which hit the really ftrst place nod, courtesy well. But I waited too long Spartan camp throughout to go in Guyton." mm ' It's MONDAY MADNESS n Milkovich. It was on the year, Peninger's lourtlt consecutive Big squad The Zindel brothers started like a ball of fire. ■tie. unprecendented in closed out the Spartan Lightweights Randy Miller ■athletics. and Jim Bissell who have scoring — both nabbing a Il'nbelieveable," Let said of Milkovich been in the doghouse most of the season, put up tough pair of thirds to qualify for national competition along AT competed with a with Milkovich, Calander fifjhte against the_ number I to s slioulde£~~-"Htr were trymg their hurt the shoulder, on?seeds fn flTeir rrtpectlve classes. and Milter. member Bruce Zindel, the senior of the duo, was DOMINO'S "Those two guys were an Miflhly poach was yelling at his to work at the inspiration to the entire team," Peninger said. "They forced to wrestle in the consolation bracket after Tom Milkovich, defending NCAA champion, raises PIZZA r. 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I Pizza and 4 in overtime to Our charge, a modest 55 for at ■nd everyone knew it. knee injury Friday. |ist glad it's over and least 5 introductions. Interested Pepsi's only I Pepsi's only I ■ that I won." Then write: (kovich won against on Dean a Monday Night is Pitcher Night Cupid Computer *2°° «■« $*oo w tax inc. |trong of Ohio State also each Monday enjoy Box 702 351-7100 o become the fourth our Lansing, Mi. 48903 351-7100 ler in history to win I I Big Ten titles. Ispite the barrage of $1 Pizza Special Good 2/26/73 only. coupons may be combined with No other Good 2/26/73 only. coupons may be combined with No other this offer. Trowbridge shop only. this offer. Trowbridge shop only. 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MUFFLER SHOP, UNION 76, $70 - including utilities, Scooters & Cycles New brakes, shocks. $275. Michigan and Grand River. 4 MAN APARTMENT sublease through summer. 337-2197 • Parts & Service Aviation EMPLOYMENT 351-9288, evenings, 3-2-27 Low cost, repair. Custom expert bender. FREE ESTIMATES. exhaust work. Pipe spring term. Close. 351-8994. 5-2-27 after 5pm. B-1-2-26 ROOM, BOARD, COOKING sjs-rSs 332-2927. C-2-28 GIRL TO share East Lansing Girls. Christian * TOR RENT $275. 355-1077. 5-3-1 deluxe 2 bedroom 3 girl co-ed second hand stsi Apartments townhouse. Central air, environment. University $325/ approved. term. Very 509 East Michigan REJ FORD CONVERTIBLE 1965, dishwasher, carpeted, drapes. 485-4391 8 Houses automatic, radio, $325. Call $75. Phone 351-8575 or close. 332 5966. 5-3-1 Mond,,v c 0 p"i I Rooms 332-1209 after 5pm. 3-2-26 489-5922. 5-2-27 Ban k Amerir ,Urd3V,l •FOR SALE CHEERFUL spacious room in I Animals KARMAN GHIA 1967, private home for serious girl layaways C 2 28 luggage MALE NON-SMOKER. student spring term. rack, excellent condition. f Mobile Homes $700. Call 337-0250. 3-2-26 PERHAPS ONE Of THE WORST CASES Immediate occupancy 332 3609. 5-3-1 MARVEL COMICS •Lost & Found through June, Beechwood 1964 ■ •PERSONAL Of STUPENT APATHV ON RE<;0P.P!A Apartments. $57.50/ month. EAST LANSING single, male, Present Avengers, f f MGB 1971 with portabel Call 337-9376. 5-2-27 •PEANUTS PERSONAL walking distance MSU, hardtop, luggage rack, clock, •REAL ESTATE AM. Excellent condition. Call SUBLET UNFURNISHED 3 parking, phone. 337-9633. 5 3-1 482-;>180 •i3-iBeS' 0M"" •RECREATION after 6pm. 351-7348. 5-3-2 Post Office Bo* 1523 East Lansing, Michigan 48823 bedroom, 1 % baths. By April 1st. 393-3806 anytime. PANASONIC 8 t •SERVICE EAST LANSING, private room, MUSTANG 1968 - V-6, recorder with AM 5-2-27 share bath and kitchen. $70/ r»; SIef|(j Instruction automatic, radio, excellent Employment Apartments month. Girl. 351 351-9036. tuner, speakers Call aJj Typing Service condition. Leaving country. NEED ONE 355-8930. 3.2-27 girl for close, 5-2-26 •TRANSPORTATION $750 Phone 355- 0810. convenient, 4 man apartment •WANTED 5-2-27 APPLICATIONS ARE now EAST LANSING corner for spring. 351-7178. 3-2-26 MEN CLOSE to MSU. Clean, WINCHESTER Lever action 30-30 MODELjJ ne« MUSTANG 1969, fastback. V-8. being accepted for part time Hagadorn and Haslett. quiet rooms. Cooking. Phone Phone 337 0475. 2-2 •• WORKSHOP MANUALS for 26 RATES'* help. $300/ monthly to start. Spacious 1 bedroom. No GIRL TO sub'«t Spring term, 485-8836. 0-2-28 automatic, will sell for imported cars at $1100 349-2403 or most CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 489-3494. C-2-28 pets. Beginning Spring term. $60/ month, 4 man, close. P H 0 I 0 L 337-2355. 3-2-26 No: DAYS 349-1600. 5-3-2 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 $160. 332-5939 or 351-4799. ROOM FOR man, across from equipment ( ,,/m HORTICULTURE AND Union. 211V4 Grand River, p/OfjDS . 3 1C mile West of campus. LANDSCAPE 5-2-2_7_ SUBLET, 2 bedrooms, spring I NOVA 1972. 6 cylinder, upstairs. 5-2-28 Durst F60, and other KIBE! snjcT : ■ 1 487-5055. C-2-28 ARCHITECTURE Students 135 KEDZIE APARTMENTS term, Abbott Road. lidrk'oonir automatic, radio, undercoat, equipment. 351 6650. S 2 28 2 man, furnished. Year leases Reasonable rent, 332-1127. 7.80 15.60 low mileage, $2200 or best Saturday and Sunday retail B3B3 4.80 offer. 882-4289. 5-2-28 Aviation sales of plants and garden only beginning June 15th. 5-2-28 juke BOX fEf BEH 6.00 9 75 19.50 supplies. Guaranteed base $175 until April 1st. _ condition. Plays very good] 882-231 6. 487-3216, LUXURY EFFICIENCY, OLDSMOBILE 1969, 88 air, full plus commission. Experience Call 4894700. 3-2 26 mm 7.20 11.70 23.40 power, low mileage, excellent I EARN TO FLY! Over 30 years not necessary. Orientation 482-2937. 11-3-9 Northwind Farms, sublease. IBM SELECTRIC II Dual Call after 5pm, 351-4274. pitch typewriter still under 13.00 26.00 condition. 641-4493. prior to early April start. gjJQQ 8.00 C-3-2-27 experience in alt types of TWISS LANDSCAPE SUBLEASE 2 girls spring and 5-2-28 warranty. $550. Call GARRARD SL72B turn;, 16.25 32.50 flight training. Approved for 393-6319. 5 2-27 with Shuie M91E. HasPni3 EQESH 10.00 veterans. FRANCIS CENTER, East Lansing, summer term near campus. from SL95B. 353426)1 332-2912 after 5pm. 5-3-1 TWO GIRLS needed for Cedar PLYMOUTH COUPE 1948, no 351-0590. 11-3-9 3-226 AVIATION, Airport Road. LIBERTY COIN SHOP DEADLINE rust, rebuilt slant 6. Days, Village spring term. $75. Call 484-1324. C-2-28 485-0409. 5-2-27 MAN TO sublease 4 man spring. 332-0281. 3-2-26 1 P.M. one class day ASSISTANT GARDEN SHOP Coins-Stamps-Supplies GOING OVi • MANAGER. Spring and $62.50. Phone 349-1301. before publication. color TV, PLYMOUTH 1967 - Fury III. Employment i* summer terms, full time. 5-3-1 ONE MALE to share 2 bedroom apartment on Mt. Hope and reclining chair, folding DM Plants and Garden supplies used Cancellations/Cor >n, exhaust. $650. ONE PERSON wanted to share Hagadorn. $85. Call clothes, e' sales. TWISS LANDSCAPE condition. Call rections — 12 noon one girl, 351-8292 before 10am or 393-7800 days. 351-2673 FOR TOPLESS shoe shine CENTER, East Lansing. 2 man apartment. $55/ 5-3-2 class day before evenings. 5-2-26 a pply at 1149 South 351-0590. 11-3-9 month. Call Alan, 489-1034. after 5pm. 5-3-1 publications. Washington. 5-2-26 5-3-1 Stop in i TV • 18" black anc PONTIAC GTO - 1968, 4 2 OR 4 MEN to rent apartment. 223 Abbott, TIRED OLD MAN dspswety needs The St2te News will be speed, loaded. $900/ best NEAR LANSING Community Excellent location across 337-2401. Next to t year old, $4'j p„on| a son and daughter to help 337 2758. 5 3-2 responsible only for the offer. 353-8169. 5-2-28 OPPORTUNITY College - 3 rooms, furnished, from campus. Phone Theater. operate and develop his first day's incorrect carpeted, $130 includes 351-4053. Rent negotiable. 138 year old company offers educational publication SAFETY, HARDENED, coated HEATH A R -1 5 receiv insertion- PORSCHE 914 1972 with 5 fantastic opportunity for utilities. Girls or married 5-3-1 business. Call Dad, 351-1560. lens. OPTICAL DISCOUNT. $295. Akai cr-80DSS 4 chan speed, 13,700 miles. Sharp. couple. No children /pets. All students aos must be young men to earn money 5-3-1 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. 8 track r eco111•! $3695. 694-9294. 3-2-26 489-1276. 10-3-9 NEED ONE girl for 4 man. $65/ full or part time. Must be 372-7409. C-3-2 28 Magnecord 1020 ilea prepaid FINANCIAL ACCOUNT month. Twyckingham, neat, dependable, and have 353-7724. 3 2 28 porsche 1967, 912, silver transportation. $3.90 EXECUTIVE - Aggressive GIRL NEEDED spring term. 351-5729. 5-3-1 own WET SUIT nylon lined, grey, rebuilt engine, new per hour to start. Call Mid - Michigan Flnaclal Firm Campus View No. 5. Medium, $50. Stereo cabinet, MclNTOSH 2505 I brakes, electric sunroof, best 394-0020 for personal has opening for sharp Michigan Avenue. 332-3124. 2 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for $40 641 -4367. 3-2-28 $350; Pioneer offer over $2500. 351-9523 interview. Call Friday individual who can 10-3-9 2 man. Capitol Villa. after 6pm. 3-2-28 10:00am - 5:00pm, Saturday coordinate investments, real 351-1394, or 349-4064. receiver $250. 351 0458aft^ ANTIQUE TRUNKS, 9pm. 3-2-28 10:00am 2;00pm, or estate, insurance COLLINGWOOD. MAN needed 4-2 28 BMW 1800, 1965, nice shape, - beautifully restored. Large THUNDERBIRD, 1963, runs accounting services for for 3 man spring term. Call Monday 10:00am - 3:00pm. selection. Reasonably priced. COLORFULLY HAND I $700. 484-2633. 485-9965, well. Price $250. Call individuals and small 332-6033 after 7pm. 5-3-2 GIRL NEEDED for 4 Ask for Mr. Hill. 2-2-26 man Phone 882-9157. 3-2-28 anytime. 5-3-1 655-3652. 5-3-2 corporations. Call for an Spring. Close, $55/ month. PAINTED eggs ''o| Mainland China, e EXPERIENCED FISH hobbiest appointment 517-351-1420. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 332-8851. 3-2-27 WE DISCOUNT CAPRI 1972, radio, still under Volkswagen" wanted full or part time - North. Furnished studio, strings, case for display warranty. Like new. $2,050. van owners WANTED! IMMEDIATE 353-3619 Just $7.00. apply in person Saturday or utilities paid, parking, $115 TWO MEN for 4 man near 349-3129. 5-2-1 $ave money. Camper conversion kits, fit all Monday 10 - 12am at THE openings for artist. Should plus deposit. 627-5454. 5-3-2 ELDERLY INSTRUMENTS, SONY 60 60 AM FM r( years, includes full size bed have solid drawing abilities FISH MONGER. 1522 East downstairs 541 East Grand CHEVELLE MALIBU - 1968, and the still under with mattress, curtains and capacity to make FRANDOR NEAR, Brentwood 2 door hardtop, 327 V-8, Michigan. 2 ?-26 River, 332-4331. C-1-2-26 351-0631 after 5pm. 3 relocated spare tire. decisions. Some knowledge 2 bedroom available NEED ONE girl to sublease — power steering, automatic, Preseason special - 20% off! of keyline paste-ups and immediately. Carpeting, air spring. 4 man, close. KENT SOLID body electric light blue color, new exhaust For more detail contact Nick studio skills. If interested call conditioning, car port, $165 ■ 337-2142. 3-2-27 guitar, Sunburst finish, like system and battery, excellent Ross WILLIAMS 1-288- 2651 between 8 30 - 5 or at 170. Mature adults only. car. Snow tires included. new, $40. Call 353-0980. VOLKSWAGEN, 484-1341. p.m. Monday through Friday 482-4619 or 669-9873. 5-3-2 ONE OR 2 men for two $1,295. 646-6228. 5-2-28 1-2-26 5-3-2 and ask for Bill Johnson. bedroom apartment. Rent _ only 5-3-1 CAMPUS NEAR furnished, 2 CHEVROLET KINGSWOOD - - negotiable. Call after 5pm. FRAMUS ELECTRIC guitar, VOLVO WAGON, 1967. Good man. Living room, bedroom, 882-4681. 3-2-27 semi-hollow body, two 3 seat wagon 1970. Air PART TIME salesmen with car. condition, radio. $950 or BEAUTY OPERATOR Leeds furnished. Work any 4 - kitchen, bath, $120 plus pickups, with case, $75. conditioning, excellent best offer. 351-7794. 2-2-27 Guaranteed wage. With utilities. 332-5374. 5-3-2 489 4816. 5-2-26 rubber, large engine well hours per day, high 9 following percentage. Man or kept. $2,100. 487-3096 commission. Call 882-6317 VW 1964 - Excellent condition, lady. Phone 332-4522. East SPRING TERM - 1 girl for 3 100 USED vacuum cleaners. before 2pm. S between 1 - 5pm. 20-2-26 $400. Call 373-0385 days or Lansing, also. 4-2-28 man very close. 332-0992. Tanks, canisters and uprights. 349-1291 evenings. 5-3-2 3-2-29 1 MAN, OWN bedroom, on Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 CHEVROLET 1965, automatic, STUDENTS PAR T Bogue Street. $75/ month. power engine, brakes, radio, rebuilt $200. 355-1077. Earn TIME EMPLOYMENT $50 - $100 per week c For Rent GIRL spring TO share apartment, June. Close to No utilities. Call 337-9091 13-3-9 and up. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, DENNIS 5-3-1 arranging interviews. Pay — 316 N. Cedar, opposite City days left TV RENTALS $9.50 campus. 351-0174. 3-2-28 Market. C-3-1-25 commensurate with ability. per AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1st to advertise CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE, TRIUMPH, YAMAHA, BMW, Call 393-2229. 0-10-2-26 month, $23 per term; free - 3 bedrooms on uake MICROSCOPE ZEISS stereo. 4 RICKMAN. Most 73's in ONE GIRL for Meadowbrook 1967, $500. 1971 Datsun '/* delivery, service and pick-up. Lansing $180. 339-8141 after this tern. stock. Some 72's at discount No deposit. New stereos Trace, $78. Own room. objectives. Was $1,250 new ton pickup, $1350. 1972 4pm. 3-2-26 prices. Custom accessories, Phone 882-5687. 5-3-2 sell for $250 353-0955. 5-2-26 Gran Torino wagon, $3500. available at same rates. Call I 646-8954. 5-3-1 parts, and service. SHEP'S NEJAC, 337-1300. C-2-28 GIRL NEEDED for 4 man 2 GIRLS WANTED for nearby WHITE VELVET sofa and chair, MOTOR SPORTS, INC. 2460 35b-8255 appoi on phone. spacious house. Spring term North Cedar, Holt. Just spring term; CederView. Call $350. Nearly 393-8608. 1 CHEVY APACHE 10 panel new. Comfortable working Apartments 337-2036. 3-2-26 truck, 1960. $100 or best South of 1-96 overpass. conditions. Good 351-8427. 3-2 28 5 226 MOW! I offer. Runs good. Phone Phone 694-6621. C-5-2-28 commission. Call 487-0518 FEMALE NEEDED to sublease TWO SUZUKI 12 STRING guitar and 372-4883. 5-3-2 for appointment. 2-2-27 OKEMOS THREE bedroom BEDROOM. Spring term. 1972 SUZUKI, GT 550. 2,100 apartment spring. $77.50. Lake U.S. divers scuba equipment. faculty or graduate students, Lansing at Abbott CHEVY IMPALA 1964 hard miles, like new. $1,100. Great location. 332-6685. 332-1889. 5-3-2 355-6798. X 3-2 26 - FULL TIME, sharp waitresses furnished, 2 baths, patio, top, real good condition. Call 627-5871, after 5:30pm. needed. Good money. Phone 3-2-28 spacious yard, quiet, $260. 485-1463. 5-2-28 5-3-1 351^-2755, ask for ED. 0-2-28 332-3534 or 332-3145. NEEDED: ONE man for 4 man. HOME IN country needs single CROSSWORD or couple to share living. Call 5-2-27 CORVAIR 1965, 35.000. 1 1971 KAWASAKI 500. Good PART TIME employment with Spring. $62.50 per month. 677-2971. 3-2-28 PUZZLE owner, 4 speed. $350. Phone shape, low mileage, $650. multi manufacturer Call 337 9431. 3-2-28 GIRL NEEDED spring, two 482-4903. 3-2-27 Ray, 337-1242. 1-2-26 distributor. 15 - 20 hours per NICE HOUSE Room for 4 man. First month rent free. - week. Automobile necessary. NEED 1 GIRL immediately. 332-4485. 5-3-2 near Frandor. $200 / month. DART HONDA 1971 CB 350, partially 351-5800. 0-1-2-26 Cedar Village. $60. ACROSS 1969, V-8. 489-6666. 3-2-28 power steering and brakes, chopped, excellent condition. GIRL TO share 332-0385. 2-2-27 1 Beard of wheat RENTAL AND apartment new tires. $1195 or best Call 393-5153 or 351-2139. leasing agent 7 Gannet wanted. Immediate and full spring term. Close to campus. CARPETED. FURNISHED, offer. 482-0304. 5-2-26 5-2-26 GIRL NEEDED. $65. 12 Central time employment, must have Rent negotiable. Phone quiet private large room. Free Immediate occupancy. Ask 13, Overweight car, be ambitious, and willing 337-0373. 3-2-28 parking. References. Call Ed, DART 1970 Excellent offer. 21,500 miles. condition. 355-8209 after 3pm. Best r*iw~][/| Auto Service to work nights and weekends when necessary. Paid on EAST LANSING, close in, for Linda, 337-0256. 1-2-26 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY third 351-2755.5-3-2 14 Outright 15 World weary 16 Generation commission basis only. For basement, 3 rooms and bath, ONE GIRL, spring, own room, 17 Early auto 3-2-28 girl for 2 bedroom, VW further Information call unfurnished, married couple great house, great 18 Sesame GUARANTEED repair. only. $146. Phone 332-5988. Collingwood, $60. 332-8378. atmosphere. 501 Sunset. 20. Proximity DODGE DART 1967, RANDY'S MOBIL, I -96 and Thomas R. Bouman, 1-2-26 EDWARD G. HACKER, CO., 2-2-27 337-2482. 5-2 26 six, good condition, $650. Okemos Road. 349-9620. 332-4310. 5-2-26 C-2-28 REALTORS. 485-2262 8:30 NEED 1 GIRL to sublease 4 CEDAR VILLAGE, One male ONE PERSON -5pm daily. 11-3-9 man apartment, Cedar Village own bedroom, DODGE VAN - 1966. Starts for 4 man. Sublease. Spring. share house with MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Area. 332-0232. B-1-2-26 couple, and runs good. Automatic. PART TIME building cleaning, 361-4077. 2-2-27 spring. Rent $75, utilities Kalamazoo Street since 1940. Can't be beat at $595. Call mornings or afternoons. 1427 included. 482-3624. 3-2-27 Complete auto painting and NEEDED, 3rd girl for deluxe 3 TWO MAN apartment, air 353-2814 or 353-2811, East Michigan, Lansing. collision service. 485-0256. bedroom apartment $78/ conditioning, garbage dealer. 3-2-26 C-2-28 485-5457. 3-2-27 month. Meadowbrook Trace, disposal, balcony. $160 per TWO NEEDED - own room! 332-0616 or 393-8309. East side. $60/ month month including utilities. 216 371- 4367. 3-2-27 __7;2-27 Beal Street. Walking distance STUDENTS - FACULTY WOMEN: THREE vacancies in 4 to MSU, 337-1071. 1-2-26 OWN BEDROOM in OWNING FOREIGN CARS, girl apartment. 1 block from house, NEED GIRL for 4 man, spring. close, parking, cooking, etc. WE GIVE 20% OFF ON campus. Furnished, utilities Across from Berkey. $75/ Available now. 332-0112 1 - provided, parking. $80 each. PARTS, 10% OFF ON 349 9609. 5-2-26 month. 351-8790. 3-2-26 6pm. 5-2-28 ACCESSORIES SUBLEASE IMMEDIATELY - LEASE, SPRING/ summer i Spacious two bedroom, near terms, One bedroom Use Your IMPORT AUTO PARTS campus. 351 3591. 5-2 26 Utilities paid. apartment near East Lansing. 484-7327. 3-2-26 415 South Cedar, Lansing Vj block S. of E. Kalamazoo TWO ROOMS. Cheap. MASTER CHARGE 8:30 5:30 Monday - Friday GIRL NEEDEO SUBLET - TWO man Preferably girls. Two miles - immediately for At The STATE NEWS 8:30-3 Saturday 4 man, Cedar Village apartment. Close to campus, from campus. 489-5874 485 2047 371-1947 apartment. 332-6629. 5-2-26 $66 each. 351-2773. 3-2-28 1-2-26 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, February 26, 1973 13 For Sale ][AJ IplIFIER "PEEVEE" 126 ,p.s h 1 bottom "PEEVEE" 15" speaker SRO. BOOK SALEIII - 10% - Second 75% off eny Friday only hardbacks Anniversary selelll - ADD ZEST Advertise to for your workers with Want Ads. Dial the staffl best Israel to pay kin of victims guitar with hard case. CURIOUS USED BOOK « 355-8255 now! (continued from page 1) died in the terrible Eshson SB300. Complete SHOP, 541 East Grend River disaster from the air." (Downstairs) 1 6pm. 2-2-23 "Hie government expresses the craft, by Cairo airport cockpit — recorded on the which occurred under |365 372-7046. * - EDITING SERVICE - Theses, profound sorrowof Israel circumstances of Nevertheless, Dayan has which misled the pilot into aircraft's "black box" - was ■ok WARE, new stelnless STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per books, articles. Call 349-2489 after 6pm. 5-3-2 over the death of passengers belligerency and incessant saidlhe'^ragedy" was the thinking he was still over being distributed to Israel's ^eel, saucepans, fry art, lids, month, $23 per term. Free of the Libyan plane who threats of acts of terrorism reSult of three fundamental Egyptian territory and by embassies abroad. Butch oven, casserole, etc. delivery, No deposit. TV's service and pick-up errors: by the pilot and his the Israelis for thier i Haslett, 339-8453. Instructions misinterpretation of the The aveilable at i j tape indicates the 1-2-28 same rates. Call NEJAC, events. pilot thought the Israeli B»a:|altesl1 urges minority 337-1300. C-2-28 Phantom jet fighters were Mobile Homes FANTASTIC SKIING, fantastic snow, fantastic hiking, ski ~ - •- lessons. Privete instruction available. MARSHALL - swap The Israelis returned 100 coffins to Egypt across the Suez Canal cease fire line Soviet built MIGs flown by - the Egyptians. Alta, Park City, Snow (continued from page 1) "The world should know - ■l STERLING 12'x63' fully Bird, MUSIC, 351-7830 C-1 J ?fi prisoners under the Geneva Friday. Dayan has said the Steamboat Spring Break .. . , what the Pakistani up and skirted, with shed $197 $217 for 7 days of normalizing of relations army Convention because so far incident bore "no political J, Brookview Park in Perry. lifts, all food, all lodging, all | Typina Servi™ 'Th*! between the two nations if did, he said. "The actual as he was concerned The government was significance *737849 days, 625-4507 I j ! Mujib proceeds with war criminals should get some whatsoever," travel. Call Pakistan had not ended its striving to counter the but informed Israeli sources Bred, 313 lights and weekends. 5-2-27 449-2668 collect. 3-2-28 crime trials. sort of punishment. It will hostilities. almost unanimously say it has clouded Premier PROFESSIONAL IBM Bhutte was quoted by not be the innocent." "Pakistan is still spending negative world reaction. Golda Meir's Washington KAT LAKES, 12'x53', f D in=TI dissertation typing. BA, MA Time as saying Pakistan was He said neither India about 60 All available asher, dryer, air eanuts r, Personal 1| degrees. Marty North, nor per cent of its information, visit. She is due to meet determined to recognize Bangladesh was required to budget on military including transcripts of the President mditioned, on lot. Must sell 351-3487. 24-2-28 Nixon at the Bangladesh "provided there release the Pakistani crew's last moving. Make offer, hardware," he asserted. words in the White House on Thursday. ~7~r is machinery wherebv we 1(32.9040. 5-2-27 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Cutie TYPING TERM papers, theses, get our You re a little 21, Your c" Electric, Experienced. prisoners of war Lack of black studies in humanities denied I SALE 1965 Roycraft, 2 hark" - Monkey. 1-2-26 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. «Y , is, garbage disposal, C-2-28 1 re'eased Sheik ou •, »« u Mujibur Lpeted. Phone 371-1756 f _ If Rahman hoping something Iter 6pm- 3-2-26 j Real Estate ff§ TYPING, IBM Selectric. 15 like that would happen," (continued from years experience. page 1) 484-5902, Bhutto said, "but it went civilization. Many humanities professors are concerned about the l paLACE 8'x28', skirted, ,ast efficient service. ANSING: 5-3-1 down the drain. We released plight of the black student who is forced to take a basic MOORES River Thompson said that contrary to the recent charges, a Ccellent condition, Behind Drive - quality home, COMPLETE the nightingale from the course in black civilization is Western humanities sequence in order to satisfy University |onVs $800. 351-9519. carpeted, centrel air, kitchen THESES SERVICE. Discount multilith cage han* and nothine department. currently offered by the requirements. |2-27 built-ins, electronic air filter, printing. IBM typing and ri " 6 , . Right now we re in a period of reorganization," he said, . 1° one Humanities class Thursday, three black students ,, a large carpeted recreetion . .. conducted panel discussion tALE 1966 1 2'x60', 2 room, quarter acre, sprinkling binding of theses, resumes, publication. Across from , continued: I believe, however, that the stalemate "We plan to petition the for certification of our non-western University Curriculum Committee a perspectives in humanities courses. The students on the issue of African Idrooms URGENT, have system. 489-1276. humanities courses in the relevance of the questioned 10-2-28 campus, corner M.A.C. and wi" be broken after the fcved, $4000. 202 Lancer, order to allow them to satisfy gradution requirements." study of Western Civilization to black Grand River, below Jones elections in Bangladesh next Americans ipg Arthur's Court. Call OKEMOS - BY owner, 3 Stationery Shop. Call Thompson argued against the inclusion of African month and the ^ black students generally favored ■ 2-0973 Tuesdays only framing of a Ter March 2. 3-2-28 bedroom, fireplaces, all brick ranch, 2 half with COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-2-28 new constitution in emf£f'ST The ideaa that!, allf,natljS c°urses- students need to be , dealing with African civilization which, unlike a separate course the current acre Pakistan. exposed to all sets But first there of existance was outmoded 15 offering, would satisfy University requirements, L, & Found VW^fcdiS-' subdivision. RDlver Down$ years ago. The emphasis on |[C^j 1st. $3 5,900, Possession June 349-2546. tvdim^ THESES TYPING Papers. Electric and typewriter. term must be machinery for the retum Qf **®U™ ° °Ur POWs our FOWS' There student choice has replaced it, he said. Within the past two years all general education As ^ alternative to the done toward establishing a separate courses, work is being comparative world emphasis X-2-2-26 Experienced Diane must be no war crime trials, requirements have been undergoing review in the Academic within required humanities tracks, - - ■ FIND SOMETHING? 372-76C0.0-2-28 no persecutions of accused Council. New guidelines point toward more student Several faculty members within the department EAST LANSING. 3 choice bedroom collaborators, and the ve found a pet or article Ranch with and a greater responsibility of University College commented on the Black Caucus allegations. family room, ANN "Humanities does not pretend to present a it to help you fireplace and 2 car garage. BROWN. Typing and Principles for settlement of departments to the demands of teh undergraduates, complete Just c :o the multilith offset our financial problems must perspective of the world right now," said Bishop t. Only $22,900. Call Deen printing Thompson said. Pipes, News Classified Dept. Complete service for be worked out." professor. "We have to ask whether or not black studies Td tell us you want to place rad in EAST LANSING 627271B6c7rai^' nndissertations, theses, Mujib appeared angry should be included in Western humanities course. I think rfaitv DELTA manuscripts, general typing, that India and Bangladesh they should, only insofar as they bear on Western Meet rule accord ' ■TATE «umn. As a BANK'S found public service Rorroatinn Recreation llrfel vears C-2-28 exPerience are being criticized abroad for detaining the prisoners nears hunanities." "We plan to broaden our J^ST LANSING STATE I ___ ^ ,Qng w£ ended soon as the perspective considerably as University gives us the green light," Pipes II run the ad at no PROFESSIONAL IBM typing - (continued from page 1) ending of the war, the continued. to you. Mujib alsQ declared that report. maintenance of peace in EAST LANSING STATE BANK SPRING BREAK with UNION BOARD FLIGHTS. Elite). "s^n^Sg-S^ the. ?°W trials WiH 66 °Pe" But despite Canada's Vietnam, the respect of the Frederick Kaplan, professor, did not feel that present humanities curriculum is the Spain, X-25-2-28 and tair. Vietnamese discriminatory. C-2-28 $284. Nassau, $189. Contact pressure, the foreign people's "This is not a department of .rti what ministers still failed to come fundamental right to self • history," he said. "It is not us Monday through Friday 1 EXPERIENCED IBM the function of this department to teach all cultures. typing, ~— ~ * We |ND: MALE tiger cat, - 4pm, or phone 353-9777 theses, term papers, (Pica M up with an agreed determination. have a course in African Humanities and it C-2-28 - is up to the in collar. Hagadoin and Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358 \W arrangement that would Laos and Cambodia, student to opt to enroll in it." Terrace. 694-8230. 25 2-28 meet the needs of the both neighbors of THE CHARTER PEOPLE Vietnam, Though the caucus was easier on the Dept. of Social - commission. U.S. sources have not been invited even Hurry Springl Freeport Science, they called for a greater stress on black perspective TYPING TERM papers and Announcements though their fortunes $169*, Nassau $179*, Hawaii for It's expect, however, the are within the scheduled variety of tracks. ) LADY'S watch. Near theses, electric $269*. typewriter, What's Happening must be conference will come closely bound up in "We do not specifically i. Call 353-2140 and Hurry and call fast service. Call 349-1904 received in the State News up single out the black issues," said STUDENTOURS, 351-2650. with something before Vietnam's future. But Douglas Dunham, Dept. of Social Science chairman. "Social ^tify. C-3-2-28 10-3-1 office- 341 Student Services Rogers is expected to deal 13-3-9 Bldg.. by 1 p.m. at least two disbanding. problems cut across racial lines, therefore all analysis of the In this context, one idea with the Laotian and BLACK Leather TYPEWRITTEN ®lass days before Publicilti<»n- problems of equality has relevance to all people." is in Wells SPRING BREAK: Freeport on REPRODUCTIONS under study would have the Cambodian situations when "We deal with the important elements sry 22, Hall, 355-1057. $159. Hawaii and Spain. resumes, theses, papers, - accepteTbTphwe'' * * conference.*, turn into a he gtidrejsses the conference students to take analytical techniques and make the which enable ■-2 23 Guaranteed departures. Call poems - rendered promptly; Monday. The ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. continuing structure, relevant connections," he added. now, $50 reserved space. fastidiously, reasonably. will have a lawyer available from complete with a secretariat |et LOST in men's IM 351-0368. 5-2-27 332-4493. 5-2-26 a.m. noon and I to 5 p.m. that could receive and deal rt in, Important desperately. Reward, 355-7656 papers or f - service . ifjCi JL-3 ' Transportation :'*J* lrrn | O o Wednesdays MSU appointments s,uden,s during the term. can wishing stop by 307B with British reports. American, and Chinese Abortion critics continue battle *1673. 2-2-26 Student Services Bldg. or call diplomats have reported, 353-0659. however, they want to (continued from page 1) set State abortion guidelines XEROX COPIES 4 £. THREE were issued \ OCTOGONAL, brown COPYGRAPH GIRLS need ride to College Kepublica up as little as possible in the may not be prosecuted." shortly after Kelley's c glasses / blue case, SERVICES, Florida during spring break. way of new organs or Kelley said after the Supreme Court announcement d. M.A.C. and Grand River Will pay gas. 337-1182. 5-3-1 Friday morning. Janet, 355-7296. below Jones Stationery Shop. institutions. decision that a decision on the The guidelines are not legal 337-1666. C-2-28 Delegates reported the constitutinality of Michigan abortion law An illustrated requirements, but will "assist in the % "hands - off - Vietnam" would have to be delayed until the state m PASSPORT PHOTOS, 2 for $4. Fast service. Call 482-3388. DON'T FORGET blood pledge effect, to will amount, in a commitment by Supreme Court had ruled on four abortion cases pending before it. He also said the establishment of reasonable safeguards for women termination chosing to undergo a preganance 3-2-28 comes 1:50 p.m. Tuesday in '211 outside powers to leave the high court's ruling could not officially take procedure as well as for WANT? WE ly fr peo physicians and facilities providing these understand. people of Indochina to sort effect until the court issued a decision on a P1 «s. PREGNANCY HOW al donors services," Dr. Marucie Riezen, director of ABOUT a fresh clean out their own problems in possible rehearing. PNSELING. 372-1560. compensated. MICHIGAN the Dept. of Public Health, said. break? And, you'll be able to their own way and in their "But it is apparent from that decision COMMUNITY BLOOD macology s( start Spring term the same CENTER. 337-7183. Hours own time. that the three judge federal court The guidelines recommend that wayl Rent our Host machine panel only Monday, Thursday and "It will be a commitment does not anticipate that the Supreme Court qualified physicians be permitted to and sit on dry cleaned carpet Friday 9 - 4:30. Tuesday and will grant the rehearing Texas has of abstention implicitly sought," perform abortions and that patients have instantly. CLAWSON Wednesday 11 - 6:30. C-2-28 osing time Is FLOORS, INC. 1004 South assumed by the countries Kelley said. access to financial assistance, and unced by the sounding Washir Discrimination will hold a public which have agreed to attend The U.S. Supreme Court ruling counceling services. over the store's pa sing. meeting with trustees Carrigan. 482-0849 5-3-2 Stack and Radcliffe at 2:30 p.m. this conference," one senior prohibits states from interfering with ■ tie sounding of ambassador said. abortions during the first three months of They also require the parient's written taps is Tuesday in 31 Union. "anylng HOME REMODELING The conference pregnancy, leaving any decision concerning approval before undergoing the abortion. your car and CURIOUS USED BOOK goals Other (' it goes, start repairs. Free estimates. Call The School of Social Work were set forth in Article 19 abortion to the woman involved and her legal safeguards included in the 'or SHOP, 541 East Grand River guidelines state that ^different car In Jim Wolnosky, 351-8753. (downstairs) 332-0112 will present a colloquium on of the cease fire pact: - physician. physicians, nurses and E News Classified B-1-2-26 "What Happens to Women in other employes cannot be forced 1-6pm. 5-3-1 The state may regulate the abortion to the Family," at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Captain's Room, Union. • "To acknowledge the procedure during the second three months participate in an abortion against their will Braising FOR QUALITY and that no member of opportunity service on SWEDISH TRANSLATOR to signed agreements. of pregnancy "in ways that are counseling or clinic ■four club stereo equipment, see the • reasonably staffs attempt to coerce or organization. transcribe personal letter. "To guarantee the related to maternal health, the court ruled. pregnant women ■ *" Stickney, STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East to agree to abortions. 339-8453. Remuneration. 353-3680. Grand River. C-2-28 5-2-27 er wedding party will be held t the Lansing Mall today hrough March 4. Place Your The MSU Folklore Society /ill meet at 8:30 tonight in I I 5 Problems snarl minority aid agencies PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD lessey Hall for i. Eve a song swapping (continued from page 1) At present, there are 35 black aides on campus and six Today ... Just clipt complete, mail along with your Campus Action will hold a average. complex coordinantors. There are four Chicano aides. check or money order prayer meeting and Bible study Through Hamilton's office students are helped via the "Aides have been positive in the at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 398Va funds that are allocated for special courses and programs. past, and in the future Park Lane. Everyone is they will be more positive because every year is a new $10,000 was allocated for the new math courses 103 and 104. There learning experience," Taylor said. are over a thousand students in the courses this The main problem The MSU Scuba Club will term, but not all of them are developmental students. currently facing the black aide meet at 7 program is the lack of funds to expand the p.m. Wednesday in For those students program. 208 Men's Intramural Bldg. All experiencing diffiuclty in chemistry, Carter, asst. coordinator of minority aides programs _Zip Code Hamilton's office has allocated $12,000 for _ members should attend and will project TAC — maintains that due to an increase in the black be able to dive after the Tutorial Assistance in Chemistry. population at MSU it is difficult for the "Supportive services can't help much in the program to operate at its full matter of potential. The tutoring because you always get a tutor who has never had The minority aide has more work to do than Consecutive Dates to Run _ Coalitior the same professor you have," Medina said. "How can the normal Survival will mee he resident assistant because he or she help if he doesn't know how your professor works'?" usually has to help more than 50 people. Carter asserted. "Overall, the students last term had a 2.5 on the "The program could be even more average," Hamilton said. The grades are not what we would beneficial if the Here: Paul Risk will give a talk and like, but they are higher than the regular residence hall staff could see the aides as a part of slide presentation on wilderness University expected," the regular staff," Carter said. "There is a need for the two survival at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Hamilton said. "These are the students the University to communicate." the Brody lounge. expected to fail. The "The program is Counseling Center has a special branch designed to Circle K and Union Board being reasonable effective," Hamilton help minority students. The Multi said. "We are not satisfied with student utilization - Ethnic Counseling will feature Dr. Arnold Werner of our Center is located primarily in the at an informal coffee hour from facilities, but we're moving ahead to correct this situation. Brody Complex and provides assistance to minority and 2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday in Old The student are doing better than in prior academic "We provide, disadvantaged students. College Hall, Union Grill. experiences." primarily, information that's trustworthy to students," Calvin Matthews, counselor, said. "The Chicano students do not utilize the The Outing Club will meet at supportive services problems that students have can affect their grades, and 7 p.m. Tuesday in 116 Natural to the same extent that black students do, Linda Medina, this causes more concern on the student's Science Bldg. The program will Chicano Aide of Shaw Hall. said. part. We provide he on saving. Old an. new help in the form of 'how to' information.' - trips Many of the remaining problems faced by the minority The Multi will be covered. students are - Ethnic Counseling Center is also concerned Peanuts Personals 10 words - $1.50 prepaid relatively minor, such as where to find a with helping students find majors. reliable dry cleaners, Cassandra Holmes, The MSU Scots Highlanders locating a barber who can do a good counselor, coordinates about four workshops per torm. . ''ds 0r Less: 10 days 13.001 will meet at 7 p.m. today in the job on styling an Afro or finding some good Mexic-.i food These 1 day $1.50 5 days $6.50 - workshops are designed to help the student choose a 110 Words Add: 15c per word 65c per - word 1.30 per word Demonstration Hall Ballroom for highland piping and dancing. that has not been Americanized. Carl Taylor, coordinator of field for future employment. minority affairs, si'id that Personal problems result from other □ □ □ Men work with children the presence of minority aides in the residence halls is a problems, Matthews said. The most during the March 30 - April I comfort to the minority freshmen. A freshman from typical problems MECCA counselors face an are those of finance and Everywoman's Conference. A urban academics. preparation workshop is planned situation, such as Detroit, usually has not been Annette Kearney, asst. director of multi ethnic Mail to: Michigan State News' uaisified for 2 p.m. March 18. Interested exposed to white bureaucracy on such a large scale. based her evaluation of the - center, "A student can center's success on three points. 347 Student Services Bldg. women can call the United go to his aide with any problem." Taylor Most of the students come back for Ministries said. 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