... the michigan Volume 65 Number 116 East Lansing, Michigan Michigan State University Friday, March 2, 1973 iet peace pact gets Big Five support IL piRlS (AP) — The Big Five nations Foreign Secretary Mitchell Sharp of not sign the document. His signature patchwork of compromises fashioned business of the day joined in an endorsement of Canada told his long - suffering Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, should colleagues frankly that was vetoed by the Communists. This mainly by U.S. and North Vietnamese I Washington - Hanoi peace the peace - keeping arrangements seem led Sharp to comment acidly that diplomats. They were the ones who Vietnamese, Laotian, Cambodian cease. It also underlines the necessity Lament barring all foreign meddling inadequate. Waidheim had been "treated did much of the people. to ensure that there should be no I Indochina. South Vietnam's Tran Van Lam negotiating for the Royle, speaking for British Foreign intervention in the internal affairs of shabbily." The non - Communist cease - fire pact. Secretary Sir Alec Douglas - Home, those countries in the future." the action by the United tried but failed to have the conference delegates yielded with little fight to At the center of the declaration is put it this way. "This document makes a Soviet Union, China, recognize Saigon as the only legal that veto. obligation assumed by all foreign C2 and France, along with seven regime in the country. Broadly, the document is a an powers to keep their noses out of the it clear that foreign interference in the internal affairs of North and South In i (continued the nine points, to be governments, failed to dispel "No document, no on page 15) r words, indeed ■ ticism over the content and no conference can insure the korking of the settlement. maintenance of peace in Vietnam," rThe world's major powers, plus the Britain's Anthony Royle Indians release warned lommunist and anti - Communist P tenders in Vietnam, and the four before initialling the declaration. "This must rest with the parties concerned ttions supervising the cease - fire, on the ground that if they are Kjtialed a nine - point declaration. determined the agreement will work, it Its central purpose was to identify will. If they are not so determined, it international community with the 11 will not." hostages » ms of the month - old complex of The international declaration is due Lee accords. ■ Canada, South Ltain, however, voiced definite Vietnam and to be signed in a formal afternoon by 12 governments ceremony this foreign ministers of the taking part. Secretary as [xieties even while accepting the - General Kurt Waidheim of the United senators arrive Rcument. Nations will witness the signing but ieet planned WOUNDED KNEE, S. D. (AP) - A spokesman for the militant American Indian Movement said Thursday night the 11 hostages held by AIM leaders at Wounded Knee since Tuesday "are hold the Fulbright reservation. hostages until Kennedy and themselves came to the Before leaving Washington for the flight to Ellsworth Air Force Base, [o settle details free to go." Abourezk said Indian leaders had Sarah Platro, an AIM spokesman assured him some hostages would be reached by telephone at a church in released upon his arrival at Pine Ridge this southwestern South Dakota Indian Reservation. hamlet, said the hostages "are free to Before leaving Ellsworth, Abourezk go." >f POW release She said said he was disappointed that officials there were about 200 from the Dept. of Interior had not Indians, all armed, inside the church. There was no immediate indication accompanied them. The department where the hostages were or how their controls the Bureau of Indian Affairs, | SAIGON (AP) — U.S. and weekend will bring the rate of release was arranged. an agency which has long been a target delegations are meeting repatriation in line with that of the South Dakota's two senators flew of Indian leaders. [jjy to work out final arrangements rate of U.S. troop withdrawals from On I the weekend erican prisoners of war by release of 136 Vietnam. way to Wou to their home state Thursday to negotiate with AIM leaders, and had the The release of the additional 136 th Vietnamese and Viet Cong. [The refusal of the Communists to prisoners will bring Americans repatriated to 299, or the total of South Dakota Senators talk with newsmen George McGovern at Ellsworth Air Force and James Abourezk Base, S.D., before left nearby Pine Ridge for Wounded Knee a short time before the AIM 10% jump spokesman said the hostages were Jk the men earlier in the week had better than 50 per-cent. It will leave boarding a helicopter to Wounded Knee, S.D. Both senators being freed. ■ off the first real crisis in the 286 American expressed concern for the hostages being held prisoners still in by Indians at Sens. George McGovern and James I mam cease - fire agreements. In Paris, North Vietnamese foreign Communist camps, scheduled to be released in the final two groups later Wounded Knee. Abourezk and Joseph Trimbach, special FBI agent in charge of in jobs tor >, Nguyen Duy Trinh, assured this month. AP Wirephoto operations at Pine Ridge during the y of State William P. Rogers in disturbance, left Pine Ridge by car fit that t:if prisoners would be id by 9 p.m. Saturday. about 5:30 p.m. EST and headed toward Wounded Knee, about 20 miles grads seen Guerillas demand U.S. spokesman said North northeast of Pine Ridge. nam had given the United States a By LINDA DROEGER Their car passed through a State News Staff Writer |t of 106 Americans and two Thais roadblock set up about seven miles io would be released in the North. The number of college graduates outside Wounded Knee, but all cars It the American delegation was still hired this year will increase by 10 per carrying members of the news media last laiting the names of 30 U.S. were stopped. cent over year, a Placement Bureau survey of 219 business, Jsoners captured by the Viet Cong in The Indians had asked to talk to the pith Vietnam. ■ In Washington, Aerations of Haiphong were the Defense Dept. Jd the resumption of minesweeping Jntingent upon the release by the release of Sirhan BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - group in West Germany and for 16 and the Saudi Arabian ambassador, his senators about Indian civil rights and treaty rights. McGovern and Abourezk briefed by federal authorities at Pine Ridge. Ralph Erickson, a were special government and industry employers predicts. Those graduates hired will also get more money according to the survey which found that the average starting ■mmunist delegation of a specific Palestinian guerillas, striking at a Palestinian guerillas arrested in Jordan assistant to the U.S. attorney salary will increase between 3 and 4 wife and children. general, last month. per cent. petable for the freeing of the 136 diplomatic reception in Khartoum, The guerillas struck at 7 p.m. at a said, "We've been in touch with the The survey consists of responses of perican POWs. and the turn over by seized the U.S. ambassador and reception being held by the Saudi AIM group." et Cong of their list to the U.S. Sudanese radio did not say what a cross section of employers from colleagues as hostages Thursday Arabian ambassador. Before leaving for Wounded Knee, (legation. the guerillas planned to do if their various sized organizations across the against a demand for the release of It was not clear whether the McGovern told a news conference: "I I "Hie United States had temporarily demands were not met. nation. Sirhan Sirhan and others. commanxlos' strike had think all of us are here first and " Sudan is an Arab country', south of any i troop withdrawals, with 11, Broadcasts from the capital of foremost to secure release of the connection with some sort of reprisal The Placement Bureau conducted 10 servicemen remaining in South Sudan said the Black September group Egypt on the Nile. prisoners. We can talk about grievances for Israel's downing last week of an another survey of students who had and had suspended the demanded the release within 24 hours later." airliner from Libya, a neighbor of graduated from MSU between mid - keeping of mines from North of Sirhan, the Jordanian immigrant to The broadcast said those held Sudan. The death toll in that exceeded McGovern and Abourezk were 1971 and mid 1972 which found that - ■etnamese waterways after the the United States who was convicted captive, in addition to U.S. 100. 11 per cent of those graduates were lirmunist side failed to release the of Ambassador Cleo A. Noel Jr., were the accompanied to South Dakota by staff assassinating Sen. Robert F. aides to Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, unemployed and that many others Vners Tuesd ay. Kennedy. They also sought freedom American charge d'affaires, the Black September takes its name D-Mass., and J.W. Fulbright, D-Ark. were underemployed as clerks and ■ The release of American POWs this for the leaders of urban guerilla Jordanian charge, the Belgian charge (continued on page 15) an Indian leaders had said they would stockboys. The most rapidly increasing hiring demand is for accountants in public on in-class Ru CHRIS smoking sought accounting fields followed by demand for engineers in chemical, electrical and mechanical to the survey. In engineering, according contrast, employers say By CHRIS DANIELSON DANIELSON government, Bailey said. However, Richard Bernitt, would have had to enforce such an military and public utility State News Staff Writer hiring will be down substantially this director of the department, had a ordinance, Bailey said. Exams and lectures conducted in A presentation of petitions and year. Discipline areas with least different view. smoke - filled rooms will become a demand in relation to supply are in the "It's impossible to enforce an pertinent scientific evidence to the thing of the past if a group called social sciences, humanities, liberal arts ordinance when there isn't citizen Student Judiciary by the end of spring Students for Stopping Smoking in and communication arts fields. support," he said. term is now planned, she said. Classrooms has its way. Positive outlooks are forseen V The organization was founded last The old ordinance was consistently enforced only in he library, Bernitt The anti - smoking group is using graduates applying for work for in summer after several students got tired the 1972 Surgeon General's Report on automotive and mechanical noted. of sitting in rooms where the smoke the Health Consequences of Smoking equipment, banking, finance and The group originally intended to was too thick to think. Mary Bailey, as evidence of the ill effects of insurance, hospitals and health and ask the board of trustees to pass a new Fern Creek, Ky. junior and president smoking. One study included in the hotels and motels. ordinance banning classroom smoking, of the group, said. report found that cigaret smoking in a Many organizations but decided against this strategy are placing Over 1,000 student signatures were (continued (continued because the Dept. of Public Safety on page 15) on page 15) collected during fall registration on petitions calling for a smoking ban in classrooms, lecture halls, and teaching labs, Bailey said. Some of those who signed were smokers and one student said if the ban was instituted it would help him to stop smoking. U-M official blasts suit Group members also collected signatures from 75 faculty members, several of whom circulated petitions in their classes. Bailey added. Though the organization has no for open faculty pay list formal membership, eight By JONATHAN KAUFMAN U-M has been discriminating against MSU publishes yearly salary lists, undergraduates have been active in the State News Staff Writer group. Wendell Kusnerus, Wichita, women and minority grou^. first released by former trustee Clair Kan. junior is vice president and A University of Michigan (U-M) U-M now publishes hiialyses of White, D-Bay City, in fall 1971, that Shannon Brown, Springdale, Ark. official Thursday said that publicizing maximum and minimum salaries by now list faculty and administrative - junior is secretary of the group. the university's salary list is an department, Smith said, with professional employes alphabetically University Ordinance 32, amended invasion of privacy that will reduce individual personnel files made and include information on sex, tenure in May 1969, prohibits smoking in employes to second - class citizens. available t federal agencies status, academic rrank, department, barns, farm buildings, and storage "You shouldn't lose your right to investigating discrimination charge; annual salary, number of years at ( Classroom areas of flammable liquids or privacy just because you work for a The suit against U-M asks for present rank and years of experience. combustible materials. The old public institution," Allan Smith, U-M's specific information No departmental listings are included. looking hiring on vice in class is considered objectionable by one campus ordinance, adopted in March 1959, president for academic affairs, - practices and pay scales for said. Smith U-M's listing now is totally f0uP. Students for Stopping Smoking in the Classrooms. The made smoking in classrooms, lecture halls and teaching labs a misdemeanor. filed as responding to a suit Wednesday against U-M by university employes • Classifications inadequate for what we want to do,: are according to name, sex, age and Y> has circulated petitions asking for student support to ban The original ordinance was changed student groups asking that pay scales job, as well as their qualifications and Christopher Parks, one of the plaintiffs Poking in the classrooms. M , because Dept. of Public Safety officers and hiring practices be made public. past employment records. the suit and a co - editor of U-M's State News photo by Dave Mendrea were reluctant to enter classrooms. The groups want to determine if "Who else does this?" Smith asked. (continued on page 15) F»day, March?, 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan n,3 1,400 debt plagues word travels like wild fire and we have bad nights both Friday and Saturday, which means big losses." Kr.«h H J. Mariah Belcoure and Marc LindvLindy, saw tu:_ "something new" last term. Finding students had access to this professional folk and blues singers h th0^' n fot Mariah, the ASMSU funded coffee house in McDonel Next term Mariah has booked folk singers Eric Anderson - and Leo Kottke and blues singer Big Mama Thorton. Lansing area, they set about organizing Mariah ° 81 that provides professional folk and blues entertainment for The coffee house is now highly organized with shut a $1 admission, is $1,400 in the red. Unless students lend increased support to Mariah by Flemming said that three - fourths of Mariah's audience entirely handling publicity, public relations h;,* , 8 have probably never heard of the performers before the booking and staging. clln8. attending its performances, the coffee house may be forced concert and are not familiar with folk and blues music but "We're optimistic about the future of Mariah " fw _____ to up its dollar admission to break even, said Jim arc looking for something new. said. "We'll continue to provide Mariah as Uim ,!!!* IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIUIIIIIIIIIIII Flemming, founder of Mariah. Flemming, along with McDonel Hall Resident Assistants students show they want it." 8 the Mariah was allocated $4,300 by Pop Entertainment after a proposal for the coffee house was approved by ASMSU last fall. After much organizational work, including staff an "It's impossible, to enforce ordinance when there isn't selection; publicity and booking, Mariah began staging its six weekly performances thus term. Though over 8,000 students have attended the unique Waste agency citizen support. There won't coffee house, Mariah is still in debt. he a new smoking ban until "We could charge more and make money," Flemming chemical refuse said, "But we're all students and we're not out to rip off pickup there is such support. " other students. We want to give them the best show we can Richard Bernitt and continue to charge them $1. director. Dept. of Public Safety In hopes of increasing ticket sales and alleviating the inconvenience of standing in long lines before the show By MIKE LaNOUE See story page 1 "Thirty - five chemical laboratories on campus that had State News Staff Writer starts. Flemming said the Mariah staff plans to sell advance tickets during the week preceding each show at convenient The first chemical waste pick - up conducted by the iiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" on - compus locations next term. Waste Control Authority more than quadrupled the amount orocram was beaun as a qn h™ "Hopefully, the advance ticket sales will even out our of chemicals usually collected by the Public Safety Dept. det3TminJTte f^LibUUv V expcr,me« t, losses from this term," Flemming said. "We're just authority Director Mark Rosenhaft said Thursday Ro^nhilf Sdtha the new nirk.m Desegregation funds face cut nr „ , beginning, and we've accomplished a lot this term and I The MSU Dept. of Public Safety, which is working with niMr.m nn mmnix mUCn response. pickup ProSram has received the authority to improve chemical pickup on campus, . expect things to pick up." "People are calling in and saying they will contribute The Nixon administration confirmed Thursday Many Mariah performances were sellouts, but a few of normally collects about 50 gallons of chemicals per month the knd help in the »n but Rosenhaft said that the February tally was over 200 cause labeling," Rosenhaft said the performers didn't come through on "feeling out" night. The authority will provide labels to that it will not spend 82 per cent of the S270.6 gallons of harmful chemicals. any interested Flemming said. "When a performer is bad the first night. chemical laboratory on campus that wants to million appropriated this year to help desegregate chemicals that could be harmful to human dispose of school districts. beings. The balance of S223.6 million will be allocated Rosenhaft commends those who have been OF STATE AFL-CI0 cooperativ in the chemical disposal project but he says that this spring and summer for spending during the still hundreds of laboratories that are not there ai 1973.74 school year, and S271 million budgeted "This program depends on the participating. participation of as is for fiscal 1974 will be earmarked for the following campus chemical laboratories as possible.'- Rosenhaft sain many „iaii Rep's letter irks chief year. "Without more cooperation this program will never be able As many of 200 desegregation programs under to reach its full potential." The 90 day trial period will be completed way earlier this year are expected to collapse for a - Rosenhaft said the program will probably continue. April 1 ai lack of federal assistance. to all of Michigan's black By UNITED PRESS recently wrote which was tactics. I reject your tactics The processing of the chemicals in Detroit has had a INTERNATIONAL highly critical of Marshall. as I reject all racism, congressmen and state few technical drawbacks. Rosenhaft said, but he feels that Marshall, in a letter sent whether perpetrated by legislators, party leaders and these Dems hit Michigan AFL-CIO revenue sharing President William Marshall to Holmes, said "the tone of individuals or by any one United leaders. Auto Workers problems can probably be smootheed out in Many universities throughout the country have had a short time has accused state Rep. your letter indicates that group against another." difficulties in disposing with their harmful chemicals ai Holmes, chairman of the Marshall said he was Democratic governors renewed their criticism of David Holmes of exhibiting you are not capable of have been interested in the authority's new method of "blatant and subtle showing leadership but find Michigan Black Caucus, sent "particularly irritated by President Nixon's plan to revamp federal domestic a it necessary to use racist a letter earlier in February your unwarranted and chemical disposal, he said. racism" in a letter Holmes The Universities of Minnesota and Alabama have aid programs by voting unanimously Thursday to to state Democratic irresponsible assertion that I and the state AFL-CIO are contacted him and want to know the results of the 90 • dav oppose special revenue sharing unless the The State News is published by the students of Chairman Morley Winograd "anti - UAW." pilot experiment. administration provides them with financial data. accusing Marshall of making Michigan State University every class day during Fall, The Democratic governors decided to oppose Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, "purely racist" statements and of deserting the special revenue sharing "unless and until we get the Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a information we need in order to govern our states." special Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate is $16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press Democratic party in 1972. The letter urged Winograd to "start with the likes of Dollar's value The Democratic governors have complained Mr. Marshall to get him in International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan line with those of us who winter meeting throughout their three - day mid that cutbacks in traditional federally - financed programs would have to be made up by state funds - Press Assn.. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Assn. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. stayed throughout." with the party offer massive Marshall's angry reply Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services and general revenue sharing money, leaving the addressed to Holmes German monetary experts value Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, was BONN, Germany (AP) against the dollar, states in a budgetary crisis. and demanded an apology meeting in including the British pound, Michigan, 48823. Massive selling sent the to emergency from him. Copies wert sent dollar into a tailspin in Later it was one of the weakest. Phones: major European capitals announced that leading West Germany and Teachers accept 4-year pact News/Editorial 355-8252 $$$ Quality needs Thursday - 17 days after President Nixon ordered it European currency exchanges would be closed Japan, major traders v the United States, want to Classified Ads 355-8255 , Display Advertising 353-6400 little advertising devalued by 10 per cent. Friday to give officials keep their currencies from Business Office 355-3447 The leather shop Trying to stave off chance to catch their breath rising too far above the Philadelphia teachers voted Thursday to another and confer with allies. dollar for fear of losing Photographic 355-8311 (mi /m on M.A.C. R monetary crisis, accept a new four - year, S99.3 million contract, European governments West Germany's central lucrative sales and also to Campus Information 353-8700 ending the second lnrgest school strike in the ******* spent a record $3'/j billion bank bought up keep inflation from nation's history. in \ i attempts to halt the unprecedented $2.65 billion grabbing hold of Classes for 280,000 pupils in 285 schools will dollar's downward spin. as part of the effort to keep economies. resume today, officials said. The school board, JACOBSON'S WILL BE OPEN TONIGHT Chancellor Willy Brandt its own mark from rising in Reports around the met with Prime Minister value. continent said the nine which had kept most of the schools open during Edward Heath of Britain All nations of the European UNTIL NINE major European the walkout that began Jan. 8, closed them today and summoned top West currencies, however, i e in Common Market might while the ratification vote was taken in Convention declare a joint float of their Hall. currencies. This means they would be removed from their official props and allowed to seek their owi value against the dollar oi Panel hits health service the basis of supply and demand. This could amount to A draft report from a citizens panel another devaluation of the investigating a controversial federal syphillis dollar, but it would be an experiment has concluded that penicillin therapy unofficial one, not tied to should have been given the black participants in the official price of gold the test. Widespread belief that the two leaders would agree The study, begun in 1932 and ended after on a joint float of Common public disclosure last summer, involved more than Market currencies against 430 black men from Macon County, Ala. The men, the dollar apparently j all suffering from syphillis, were denied treatment triggered the wave of «l|in8 for the disease so that U.S. Public Heath Service doctors could determine through eventual autopsy what damage untreated syphilis does to the human body. At least 28 of the experiments' subjects died as a direct result of untreated syphilis. Navy aide gives up job fight Gordon Rule, who on with the new! plaid was bounced from his job as a top Navy procurement officer after criticizing seersucker cuffed jeans President Nixon's choice of Roy L. Ash as director of the Office of Management and Budget, has given by MANN. . .comfortably soft up his fight to get his job back for the time being. of carefree polyester/cotton Rule said that he had withdrawn his grievance complaint because of the time and trouble it would Rich brown or blue color cost the Navy. Instead, 'ie said, '»e Has decided to wait until the 120 - day period permitted by Civil combinations. 29 to 36 Service rules for special assignments to run out at the end of the month and then see what happens. waist sizes. $12. U.S. OKs Japanese engine I lie Environmental Protection Agency said 1 luirsday the Japanese - made Mazda rotary engine meets the U.S. auto becoming the third so. - emission standards for 1975, unconventional engine to do Jaool xsor is cent None of the conventional engines used in 99 per ol the cars sold i.1 the United States has IIIill Shop f passed the lest, and EPA must decide soon whether for young men t>> extend the 1975 antipollution deadline. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 2, 1973 3 Polish, Czech officials killed in airplane crash WARSAW (AP) — The interior ministers of Poland and Turboprop, apparently hit a tree as it came in to land. Czechoslovakia and 15 other persons, including four Other Polish news sources colonels and four reported that the plane was majors, perished in a plane crash making for Goleniow, a military airfield 30 Wednesday night, Warsaw State Television announced miles northeast of Szczecin. Thursday. As a special government probe team dashed The two dead ministers whose to the scene, departments include their Polish Communist party chief Edward Gierek and countries' secret police, were Wieslaw Oceipka of Poland Czechoslovak party boss Gustav Husak cabled and his messages of visiting Czechoslovak counterpart, Radko Kaska. condolences to each other. The Polish news agency reported the ministers and their The only other named passenger, besides the interior entourage were flying near the Baltic coast city of Sczecin when their ministers, was Michal Kudzej, departmental head of the army plane went down. All aboard perished. Rescued Killed along with Ociepka and Kaska were Michal Czechoslovak Communist party Central Committee. From Prague, it Confined to wheel Kudzej, departmental head to the Central Committee of the was officially reported that Kaska and a chair, rescued pilot, Martin Kudzej were "in the course of a friendly visit to the Polish Hartwell, is wheeled from a press conference by Dr. Czechoslovak Communist party, Cols. Czeslaw Karski and Wieslaw Zajda of People's Republic." K. David Haley, who wrote a letter to a Toronto Poland, and Cols. Jaroslay Klima and According to Polish weather reports, there was Ladislav Huzvik of Czechoslovakia. newspaper that helped to resume the search for reasonable flying weather at the time of the crash. The others on board were of Hartwell. Hartwell spent 32 days in the Canadian lesser military rank and Poland's Ociepka, 51, regarded as somewhat included the crew. liberal, was Northwest Territory artic cold after his elevated to the post of interior minister on Dec. plane Premier Piotr Jaroszewicz of Poland ordered a 22, 1971, crashed. Three other persons were killed in the crash. top - level just a year after Cierek took power on a wave of Hartwell survived the snowy wilderness in a inquiry into the crash. economic riots. Before his bloody Unconfirmed reports from Eastern promotion Ociepka was, among make shift leanto. sources Thursday other things, president of Poland's football said that association. He a wingtip of the plane, a Soviet - built Antonov 24 was also a member of the party's Central Committee. Kaska, 45, became Czechoslovak interior minister in January 1970, after a 10 - year career within the ON SHIELD LAWS Communist party apparatus that of Husak's secretariat. brought him to the head Ociepka became prominent in Poland's Communist party world shortly after Gierek replaced the autocratic regime of Wladyslaw Gomulka in December 1970. His Medio reps at the Interior the Ministry was marked by a period of calm in country due to stabilization. more liberal policies and economic reign Much of Ociepka's career was spent in organizing By CAROL THOMAS Communist youth movements. Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, strongest newsman's shield whatsoever to protect the State News Staff Writer D • Detroit, said he plans bills in the nation, Vaughn integrity of newsmen," Ociepka's Czechoslovak guest had an engineering Representatives from to introduce a four - bill said. Vaughn explained background before becoming interior minister. both print and broadcast newsman's shield package in The first bill in the media as well as the courts the House of package prohibits a court of and the legislature will Representatives as soon as it record from punishing a testify on the value of the is reported out of the newsman with shield contempt laws to the House Judiciary Committee. during the course of any Judiciary Committee during The laws will protect judicial proceeding for a hearing at 7 p.m. Tuesday. both print and broadcast declining to reveal the newspeople from any legal identity of any person action from any judicial or contacted as a source for a legislative body for refusing Early election related news report to returns to break the confidence of their over sources information. or to hand completed or continuing criminal activity. The next two bills Newsmen will be nearly provide the same protection exempt from contempt of for [give Lynch slight newsmen from lead court, contempt of the legislative and legislative legislature and legislative committee encroachments committees, and invasion on the confidentiality of a into privileged news source. communication by either Communications | DUBLIN (AP) - Early Cosgrove. The other seat under Ireland's complicated from Ireland's was won by a candidate body. between reporters and their proportional representation lelections Thursday showed who was a member of "By passing these bills, sources are considered system. Bnme Minister Jack Lynch's neither grouping. In the last election, his Michigan can show its privileged and confidential attitude toward source much like the legal juki party holding off the TTie coalition consists of party won 75 seats against ■opposition challenge, but a Cosgrove's Fine Gael — Irish 50 for Fine Gael, 18 for protection," Vaughn said. confidentiality between a ■cliff Criticism has been doctor and patient. " hanger race was likely. party — and the union - Labor and one independent. leveled at the package for its The legislation has a Lynch, 55 - year - old backed Laborites. Fine Gael Irish voters — 1,783,604 rraer sporting star, won and Fianna Fail are the in 42 multiseat districts — comprehensiveness, but good chance of passing s personal battle for a political heirs of the rival have more than one choice. Vaughn said he thinks that immediately, according to fclace in parliament with an sides in the Irish civil war of the comprehensive nature of Vaughn. Each voter is given a ballot Increased vote in the package is its foremost Vaughn said he is greatly his 1922-23. paper listing the candidates liometown of Cork. Fine Gael recently has and he marks them off in positive point. disturbed at the situations 1 Whether he carries on as moved to the left and is a "The only criticism of in the state which have order of preference. brime minister, these bills I've heard is that forced him into introducing however, middle - road party with a The counting system is they've gone too far," the shield legislation. ■epended on the still liberal social program. designed to give weight to linsettled question of which Vaughn said, "But we can't "It would appear to me Fianna Fail is a pragmatic second, third and fourth T>f the two main groupings choices. The count go halfway." that we as a nation have party of business, farmers can take The shield package, if reached a crisis situation pins control of the 144 - and has considerable up to 48 hours and the big at'Dail - lower house. battle in the late passed by the legislature, when it is necessary to working class following. comes would be one of the I A computer projection introduce any legislation Lynch won his seat with stages when third, fourth ftased on early results 12,427 votes, almost twice and, in two districts, fifth ■orecast a narrow the minimum required places are decided. ■overnment win. 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We can help I fTISU EMPLOYEESicredit"! union i Dr • Open 9:30 5:30 Monday thru Friday o E Crescent nvwEfr Ct/T THIS Oft AND HAMO IT UP PtA<£ N£KT ED1TORIALS- GEORGE WHITE Women's Keeping the streets safe proposal says the surveillance campaign in which only a few The surveillance unit i; merits • The tota Despite the failure of Detroit STRESS (Stop the Robberies Enjoy unit will deter crime from occuring in convicted, the objective is being cheated by a method that is "police "ommunity much ever - watching within 2|I Safe Streets) and the problems the "high crime areas." state" in nature. The a President Wharton s first nine definitive University community police decoy operation has created, objective is false because of appreciate nor cooperate appointments to the 11 organization. Wharton has the Lansing Police Dept. may soon This • The Lansing surveillance unit invisible police force a demonstrated his willingness to STRESS - like theory and operation. A aims to increase the probability of member Women's Advisory implement STRESS - like operations •Surveillance unit surveillance unit operates employing detecting crimes in progress. advocates n ■ Council have stirred enough work with representatives of the of its own. disguised policemen or decoy units to to an increasing crime »(Plntl emotion and outrage by University's female population lure potential criminals with the fake However, Detroit surveillance units substantiate their proposal P tol representatives of certain and has recognized the need for Last Planning month the Commission Tri - County passed a image of loose security. This devious made a similar promise making 1,363 1967 to 1972 168 per cent and burglaries hVv?L specific representation through a practice does not aim to deter crime - felony arrest between August 1970 robberies 26?*® women's groups on campus to women's council on campus. proposal calling for a investigation surveillance unit. special but encourages crime in order to and August 1971. Impressive if you cenl. The su„eHI,„ce to „ * »t nearly obscure the primary The "entrap" the so called deviant and overlook that only 14 per cent (190) aims control specific crime? r proposed cost of the high reason for the council's initial Admittedly, Wharton's surveillance unit is $179,081. State fatten police arrest totals. were found guilty of committing a crime reduce them by 5 target areas (black?,! inception. method of making funds would provide $13,205. The The term "high crime areas" is the crime in progress. years. per cent in m twn to The Ohio University Library Council has decided to fine faculty State FISHER 3044 COMPONENT SYSTEM Stereo 100 watt AM/FM Compact. Automatic J pipers, pickers and "Workshop in Interpersonal Beginners; Driver Civil War to Franco's members who neglect to Turntable and 2 - XP44B Iressers they'll all find a Skills." The Thursday Speakers each with 6 - inch wo>.. ,urSp to - suit their fancies sessions will view human Education; Flower Arrangement; Basic Folk Regime; Vegetable Gardening for the Amateur; return overdue books after receiving recall notices. The 288 Evening College classes Interaction as a series of Yogic Exercises and : — -1" interrelated skills which can Guitar; French new policy will be §,jS spring. Sessions will be learned and practiced. Conversation; French Stratford «73. implemented spring quarter. SAVE $245.00! FISHER between March 29 The STEREO SYSTEM 40 watt Reading, German WEDNESDAYS program will also receiver, 2 Fisher deluxe 2 - |d April 24. "Gunnysacking," "love Conversation; Golf The American allow both faculty and way speakers 302X deluxe. 1 Elementary bagpipe frames," "thinking" and Instruction for MSU students unrestricted Fisher turntable, variable pitch Businessman in Fiction; The Istruction on Tuesday "mind - rapping" are all Faculty, Staff and Spouses; American Presidency in the renewal privileges on and stylus adjustment. pressure Diamond stylus ■renings will take care of concepts to be explored in |e pipers. Pickers will have "Marriage - A Behavioral Interior Design, and Related Textiles; Investments and Postwar Period; Are All Foods Safe?; Etching; Field materials not being held for other patrons. $425 I choice of Mondays or Science View." The Securities; Laboratory in Glass Pennsly vania State jesdays for folk guitar and Tuesday course may help Astronomy; Field Reading and Learning Skills Natural Science — University has implemented ressers will assemble on people considering marriage, for Spring; inter those Adults; New Kinds of The History of Space an - library loan Ihursday evenings for now married or Crime; Physical Fitness for program to aid e making. divorced persons to achieve Travel; Interviewing — Basic Women; Rapid Reading; undergraduate students who J others among the 63 greater intimacy and Ivening College courses will with interpersonal to deal Richard Brautigan — Novelist and Paet of the Techniques; Introduction to Painting; Male Roles in - Female Our Changing cannot find the they need at the university materials Kl I i X|p in meeting the problems, Counter Culture and ... World; Navigation&for library. The national inter - tallages of a changing Additional Evening Spanish Conversation. " " ' library loan code has lorld. College courses to appeal to Yachtsmen; Neuromuscle Relaxation; Off traditionally restricted use I Whites who supervise a variety of tastes are also TUESDAYS Weaving and Rapid Reading. - Loom of the service to graduate benefit from on the agenda. Evening Batik; The Black Worker students and faculty. phe Black Worker - A College registration will — A Challenge to THURSDAYS illenge to Management." open March 12 at the The Iowa City Police uesday sessions will conference registration desk Management; management, Communist v/uiiiuiuiiiai |an Re1igi o n& Dept. will modify its ? the history of the in the main lobby of China; Transformation of H]nduism> Buddhism and "hippie" card file, reports Eck worker, the 1960s and Kellogg Center. Brochures Man and Society; Bas'c Sailing the Daily Iowan. At present, iiial employment and the describing the courses will Curriculum Workshop for Teachi of Youne J"l?n, Ireland , - The descriptions of cars driven |ack work ethic. be available next Friday Children; Elementary Reasons Why; .V Consumer by long - haired drivers are i more universal from the Evening College kept and periodically Kipeal might be found in office, 19 Kellogg Center. Bagpipe Instruction;L Home Music ... . WriM^ra Writing; J!Ves.;FurnitureCr^tive Design updated, with 500 names Female Roles in Our Listening Centers; Telephone 355-4562 for Field Natural Science — Workshop; Human currently on file. In the ■hanging World" on further information. Relations and Management' future, drivers who seem to Spring; Basic Folk Guitar; Wednesdays. Participants in The 1973 spring term Marriage — A Behavioral SATURDAYS be avoiding the police or lis class will identify the courses are: Science Spring Wild Flowers in circle blocks will be ' and advantages to MONDAYS View; Physical Michigan. included on the suspicious Fitness for Women; Rapid |x roles and learn about Beginning Swimming; persons list. e experience of some Dance Reading; Spain — From the Therapy for The KLH model 52 AM/FM stereo receiver delivers superb stereo performance. It is who are trying DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau conservatively rated at 30 watts R.M.S. per chanel, both channels driven at 8 ohms kntnditional sex roles. with less than 0.5% T.H.D. from 20-20 K Hz complimenting this reciever a pair of J Persons who are fch orientation seeking audio II 12" 3 way speakers with a 3" dome midrange and 1 inch high frequency through dome tweeter, providing unmatched realism in stereo reproduction. 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March 2 , Concert to close term Group of conductor, Rezucha Bratislava and is now Seuss parody After beginning violin Sunday's concert by conductor of the State MSlFs Symphony Orchestra studies with his father, MSU's Philharmonic of Kosice, Percussion Hutcheson's "ti, will have an international Schulte went on to study Czechoslovakia's newest Ensemble will be heard in a is, of course ih*Th flavor as German violinist under Kurt Schaffer in free public concert at 8:15 Germany, Yehudi Menuhin orchestra. plume of tV notM Rolfe Schulte performs with the orchestra, conducted by in Switzerland, Franco Culli At MSU he has held a p.m. Saturday in the Music Geisel thP faL dor Auditorium. in Italy and Ivan Galamian seminar in conducting in Bystrik Rezucha of addition to his duties with Featured on the program In some 0f Czechoslovakia. in Philadelphia. In 1968 he Dr will be the first performance stor'<*. won the highest violin prize the orchestras. strange The concert, at 4 p.m. in of 'Three Things For Dr. , The First International called Fairchild Theatre, will also in the Munich Competition. Festival of MSU orchestras Seuss" by asst. professor of encountered "Things" K be the final concert Other works on the will continue spring term music, Jere Mutcheson and by Rezucha who program include "'Double appearance has spent winter term as Portrait" by Juraj Hatrik, a when John Carewe of In char the first local performance of "Los Dioses Aztecas" England will serve as conductor - in - residence of the MSU symphony chamber orchestras. and young Czech composer, and "Symphony No. 2" by Jan Sibelius. "Double Portrait," conductor Dennis orchestras' - in - residence. Burkh, the regular Guest conductor for his final Bystrick Rezucha of Czechoslavakia prepares the MSU Symphony appearance of the term at 4 p.m. Sunday in the auditorium. German violinist Rolfe Schulte will also be featured. ('The Aztec Gardner Read. The "Dr. Gods" Seuss' by of S-r-nKrS Schulte, who will be The work Ls heard in Mendelssohn's written especially for the conductor, is on leave. faculty dedij. "Concerto in E Minor," was State Philharmonic of composer H r d a"d highly praised at his recital Kosice, received its premiere was WTitto debut in 1971. The New York Times called the 23 - year - old violinist's recital under Rezucha. performance will be the Sunday's U.S. premiere of the work. Ensemble to especially Ensemble, forthePer2 it harpPtrCUSSi0n P'ayers ° is s "a mixture of technical Rezucha, who made his should> bring forth the honor universality that done. The listener must appearance ot the Salzburg The "Aztec Gods" i fireworks, emotional heat U.S. conducting debut with By ALEX McGEHEE MSU State News Reviewer he so richly deserved. One is distinguishes Mozart's art. relax and let the composer Mozarteum, conducted by of the monumental and intellectual command the Symphony for left with bitter thoughts How can this music find assume control over his Leopold Hager. percussion the like of which is not Orchestra, served as It is perhaps the conductor of the Symphony ultimate when contemplating the a place in a modem imagination, allowing according to MarklhntA< often encountered in a irony of Mozart's Mozart to exercise the mind The ensemble is debut." Orchestra of Radio life that only his death many under wrongs a cold he suffered technological society? In an where emotions are in his own special way. comprised of 45 musicians conductor or the and assistant enseB and callous era who specialize exclusively in protessor society. The ignorance of subject to constant shock music. It consists BEAL COOP PRESENTS TONIGHT AND SATURDAY IN 108 B WELLS Those that attach a the music of Mozart. of se upper classes in both and generalization, how can movements stigma to classical music , eiJ Salzburg and Vienna were one appreciate the subtleties The Mozarteum will play representing one should remove that blemish of ti responsible for laying of Mozart? The innocence the great G - minor legendary Aztec dieties. for Mozart. In his music, "REMEMBER 'PSYCHO'? Mozart in his grave at the and purity that represent Symphony (K550), and this man's art exist for us in there are elements to please . , charming divertimento for t , . Although it involvesonl untimely age of 35. both the connoisseur and six performers, the nJ oboe and orchestra (K251). calls What remains for us an age which suffers from a the uneducated listener. for nearly ! rtiere are scenes with that kind of impact! Worth seeing!" today is his music, a catalog profound loss of innocence. This The divertimento, coposed percussion instrument of over 600 works, that Though it is sometimes high praise is not for Mozart's sister, features "making rehearsals form a living testament to difficult to adjust to the given to build appreciation, one of those serenely performances a formidahl for Mozart's music can aptly the brilliance of the most unique world or Mozart's state its own case. That beautiful slow movemeftts, study in logistics in additS universal of all musical music, when living in the opportunity is tonight's which only Moazart can to the extraordiij technique J geniuses. It is this 20th century, it can be write- demands of musicianship faced by d 2ND WEEK . . . individual players," Johns! Open 12:45 Feature 1:00- says. Other works I'feMMIC-andjuSffrRM! program "Inventions on a by Michael in MotivJ ^ The Untold Legend " "Auriga" by Reginald Sal of Young King Arthur Brindle. and Merlin, Members of the ? who the Madcap Magician1 will participate ] Saturday's concert i Philip Chelekis, RichJ Cote, James Hildebranl iV Jon Nichols, James Ola David Rosner and Ma S c h n i z I e i n . Ma| Gerstenlauer will be tl harpist in the Hutches! piece. All are undergradul students in the Dept. f Music. ■ - 5ISNEYS ■ CARTOON FEATURl Camelot This weekend a "COLD AND CALCULATING! A phantom figure wearing black leather The Company will p stalks pretty girls...a sound track composed of heavy passionate breathing its most elabor! ...It is only a question of how bloody the killing will be!" TECHNICOLOR production to "Camelot.' It will open at 8 ton! OfflC in McDonel kiva. It will■ be performed Saturday,! March 9 and 10. Showtimes 7:00 and R:45 and 10:30 Tickets will be availa| at the door. Admission $1.10 Showplace 108 B VJells A Seal Film RHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHARHAf Presents "'SILENT "IT IS A JOY! HELD OVER RUNNING' An enchanting excursion into the joy of living. Wonderfully perceptive WILL BECOME THE OBJECT OF CULT satiric jabs at motherhood, the military, psychiatry and computer dating. by Popular Demand Bud Cort is the very embodiment of lost boyhood; Ruth Gordon is WORSHIP BY THE YOUNG ROMANTICS beautifully restrained and deeply touching-hers is a performance to for a OF THE TOLKIEN cherish. Vivian Pickles is simple perfection!"-Judifh Crilt, New York Mogotma VONNEGUT GENERATION" SECOND WEEK "One of the most con troversial films of the aiMT EASTWOOD year Bizarre, imag inative, technically brilliant!" - McCall's Maganne 'A first feature by Douglas Trumbull, who was respon¬ sible for many of the best special effects in '2001,' it retains that film's awe of the beauties of space. But it goes several steps beyond in its witty satire of Space Age technology." The scream .you hear may They met at the funeral of a perfect stranger. be your own! -silent running" From then on, things got perfectly stranger and stranger. vith starring Bruce Dern and Paramours) Pictures Present* "PLAY MISTY FORME! HAROLD and MAUDE Invitation to terror... Cliff Potts* Ron Rifkin - Jesse Vint-The Drones ...an ?:.ytv joan baez •: : peter schickele RUTH GORDON JESSICA WALTER • a*** mills I ■ W . , deric washburn & mike cimino and steve bochco c.c.o w douglas trumbull • michael gruskoff BUDCORT A MICHAEL GRUSKOFF/DOUGLAS TRUMBULL PRODUCTION rn-<*nrring Viwjpn Pickles, Cyril Cusarlc, Cbor'es Tyner, Ellen Geer JOHN LARCH • screenplay by jo heims and dean blesne" | Produced by Colin Higgins and Charles B.Mulvehill story by jo heims eastwood I now A*»S^erf0i«^Ss*m»M I A UNIVERSAL RELEASE •TECHNICOLOR* |q| Executive Producer Mildred Lewis, Written by Colin Higgins • 0irecte0 by cunt produced by robert daley • a jennings lang presentation Directed by Hal Ashby a malpaso company production • a universal malpaso company i With Songs by Cat Stevens Color by Technicolor* A Poramounl Picture technicolor* [rj-xj^vrc- 42* Tonight—Conrad 7:15 & 9:30 Tonight-107 SKH 7:15 &9:30 Tonight-Two Locations: Wilson 7:15 * 9:30 Sat.-Wilson 7:15 & 9:30 Sat.—Conrad 7:15 & 9:30 Brody 8:30 Sun.—McDonel Kiva 9:00 Sun.—McDonel Kiva 7:00 Sat.-107 SKH 7:154*24 *1 Admission. Open to MSU Students, Faculty & Staff only. I.D.'s Required Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Friday, March Marc 2, 1973 9 -Bell's brings grinders " Greek pizzas to area % ^ ^ STEVEN State m dALLEN News Reviewer Conn., and is usually only found in the New Fnalanri ' England ^ ————— ^ — They sell, a whole nutha region. That's why, as Bell's kinda pizza, at Bell's Pizza advertises, one has to fly to Hnnsp House, 9WMAP 225 MAC Ave. A„« Boston to get a pizza like Bell's Pizza House theirs. Bell's is the first to features Greek pizza, which bring Greek pizza to the has a different crust than midwest. Pizza lady the usual Italian pizza. The Bell's makes their delights. grinder, another delicacy own gastronomical gusher of Greeks improved the dough, dough fresh everyday A full line of pizza items imported from the East. A Pizza House, 225 MAC Ave., is the first restaurant in the midwest to feature - - a goodness. making it tastier. refreshing deviation from is available at Bell's, grinder is like a submarine But Bell's pizza is best I Greek style pizza. Bell's also sell grinders. Both were previously only be found in New • *GIeej P'zza was other local pizza umer iocai pizza merchants including onions, pepperoni, sandwich, in that it features enjoyed when it is piping - I England- c. . ,, , introduced to vw the w.c United uiiiucu who who employ prepackaged prep mushrooms, salami, sausage, meat, cheese, lettuce, onion, hot, right out of the oven. State News photo by Lewis W. Tysman States in New London, crusts in their Italian green pepper, hamburger, green pepper and tomatoes. The restaurant itself has pastrami and ham. Each The difference is in the zero atmosphere, but it does pizza is also topped with bread. At Bell's it comes on have one outstanding 110th St.' mediocre, mindless plenty of cheese. a warm, crisp loaf. The characteristic - - there is no The other feature entire sandwich is baked in jukebox or Muzak - • a most attraction at Bell's is the the oven, resulting in a refreshing change. climaxes the film is even m "Across 11 Oth St." this bomb), Quinn evokes The more ridiculous since the few short Ilgely bills it-self as a tough police lose another half neither anger nor sympathy moments of very value in Tin about the black mob, dozen with his performance, only "Across 110th St." are lost ie Mafia and the police set men by breaking ennui. as the camera I the jungle of Harlem. In every rule of safety and Kotto gives an average quickly shifts cover for stakeout. from these realistic Llity it's a combination of a performance as the young, segments to idiotic ones. It L«d violence, mediocre black lieutenant who is Other is frustrating to see a strong King and mindless technical mar the film. The camera flaws Quinn's rival. Kotto doesn't scene between Quinn and make a caricature of his role predion. shakes on several closeups Kotto arguing about race J The story opens with the like the other stars, but he and the score distracts and corruption get switched ■oody robbery of a seems too content to stand to the unbelievable police • Ambers bank by three (mercifully sometimes) as a straight man for from the film instead of robber showdown. A Awn - and - out ghetto Quinn's racial slurs. Against syndicate and the police. poignant between Krellers. The Mafia, Franciosa finds the local complementing it. stronger acting, Kotto's Quinn and scene performance would sound a graying police ■traged by the idea of black mob resentful of his The acting doesn't chief the licks attacking their bank, wooden. on subject of aging giving orders on their turf, improve matters. hd a an enforcer (Anthony Franciosa's immediately gets sidelined while the police captain hammy Actually the supporting Knciosa) to "teach them a actors do the best job. by a police station segment (Anthony Quinn) finds portrayal of a Mafia where Quinn regains his Jsson" The police with himself being pushed in to enforcer is perfect for the Richard Ward should give bewildered look and K of their own dead Franciosa lessons in playing retirement by a young, Saturday morning cartoons. bellowing. pong the seven killed in college - educated black Sounding more like a high gangsters; the local mob \ robbery, begin their lieutenant school bully than a sadistic boss he portrays is a man to The questions of race Jrn manhunt. (Yaphet Kotto). be feared, not laughed at. and police corruption are Unfortunately, the killer, Franciosa's torturing (The film looks like it director ignores this of two of the robbers The three robbers, injected as the film grabs iy be more than a shoot - disgusts the audience more respectabiliity. Actually potentially interesting angle played by Paul Benjamin, ■r. • up cops and robbers by his disregard for good Ed race serves only as a basis and chooses to numb the Bernard and Antonio Kk when it briefly focuses audience with acting than his disregard for Fargas, are the most for slurs and jive talk while K as much the white vs. black human life. any study of the ghetto, beating, torturing and humane characters of the Knflict in both the film. They hold the only police or mafia is ignored. shooting as he can cram into Quinn's portrayal of an visible bond of affection "Across 110th St. " is the remaining 90 minutes of aging, crooked, alcoholic the film. police captain will offend and trust • despite their currently playing at the Meridian Four Theaters. Immons unit Worse yet, the violence itself is poorly staged. The actors as well as policemen. Quinn's technique for cowardice and brutality. Beal Coop Presents A Great Quadruple Feature men machine • gunned in emphasis is to bellow the 3 offer black the with robbery are covered diluted nail polish same And lines over and over. to show deep inner THE mists show instead of blood, and you struggle, he slowly wipes his HORROR AT MIDNIGHT ■ Hie Black Tuitions Brothers of will present a Jick cultural extravaganza ■ a Renaissance don't need keen eyesight to catch breathing. robber these The "corpses" shootout police that - rucm his NVvet, changing Bewildered expression on face (probably wondering how he got into the BBATLGS THE BEST SCIENCE FICTION HORROR FILMS OF Invasion of the House on THE 1950 Haunted Hill s in Body Snatchers It Came From QUARTET petes'' from 9 to 12:30 It Conquered n the Brody east Outer Space Jning room. the World I Featured will be black Invasion of the musicians, poets, Brain Eaters Saucer Men Ic'tors Midnight ■ Fri.-Wilson, and |owcasing the talents of models ALL FOUR BEATLES Sat.-Conrad Midnight Fri.-Conrad.Sat-Wilson Presented by H HA $1.O0 p black people of MSU. Fr'<*ay, March 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 2 . Show to exhibit Artists' works display humor, diverse styles ■ii art of MichigaJ The Kresge Art Center Gallery will annual Michigan artists show at 1 p.m sUnri-,v Dren, lLs L I The artists exhibiting are: y ■ •lister Johnson, who is mainly self. tau„h( By MAUREEN GENTLE with love messages, red categorize. Neither pure contrary, it serves only to at Genesee Community College in Flint leaches State News Reviewer cloth roses, red foil hearts sculpture, prints, reinforce its inanity. • Carole Mains ?inley, who will show and ordinary grey stones. photography, they instead A tape recording called Currently featured at combine several elements of "Bill's sculptures in mixed media, including woc.h number of The stones seem Dream," about the and found objects. ' PaPer. acrvii* a"yiics I Galliard Art Gallery, 301 each. His small collection artist as Superman and a MAC Ave. is a showing of incongruous with the hearts •Michael Hall, a resident sculptor at th r incorporates materials as friend who is at once works by Rosa Patino and and flowers, which are Academy of Art, who studied at the l'niv,.r,ra"bro°k | diverse rubber and luminous, radioactive, and Bill Graham. The works of usually associated with love as Carolina and Washington. "r North I and beauty. This plaster, inks and sexually frustrated, rou,id< each, though stylistically incongruity is one source of photographs. out Graham's exhibit I'.s •Susan Hauptman, who attended the Ilni \ different, are bound by humor in the works. This diversity, along with tone, nonsensical but Michigan and Wayne State University, currcniiv o[ I three common elements. an obscurity of theme and amusing, is consistent with the University of Pittsburgh. "'achingat | Humor also stems from •Paul Welch, a graduate of MSU and First, both groups of intent, makes his work the rest of his works. now headnfa the use of the variation and works, which defy department at Northwestern Michigan College iT ' ■ repetition technique in confusing. One such piece, Repetition and absurdity classification of genre, use a "The Twelve Tone System,' are the key elements of worked extensively in metal sculpture and tain«l i has I another of motif of variance and group assemblages. In this group, uses several media and the "Dream." •Olga Constantine, professor of art at Wav I repetition. Also common to copy motif'System" begins The Patino Graham University, who was trained at that university Slale I triplicate copies follow the at the I - each is an assemblage of materials. unusual main work, each a variation with a small ink sketch of exhibit, a diverting Display Cleveland Institute of Arts. •Patricia A. Quinlan, who studied at the Dei mi. c I on the original. One such the work, followed by a collection, succeeds at least Thirdly, the works are in An exhibit by Rosa Patino and display by Bill of Arts and Crafts and Wayne State University whl K.y ■ work, "Taped, Stoned detailed blueprint, the being truly unusual. presented with a sense of finished work in silk screen, Whether or not the value of Graham is now on display at the Galliard Art Gallery, now teaching. rp -she is humor that makes them as Heart, ' made of stones, 301 MAC Ave. The exhibit features an unusual •Charles W. McGee, who also studied at the fun to view as they must hearts and tape, precedes and the finishing touch — a the works goes beyond light assemblage of materials and a sense of humor. Society of Arts and Crafts and the Barcelona Detroit I "Colored Copy," "Stoned pile of Xeroxed copies. The entertainment is 20th cental The underlying and freedom. Harold learns version of the an< ient GmI favorite. 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A portent of the real Norman Marxist in cowboy boots, a Lippitt, an over his bond-setting ♦Slashed bonds so change came when one of attorney representing the procedures. He raised pistol - packing judo drastically that a murder the newly elected judges, Detroit Police Officers eyebrows by releasing an instructor and a young suspect was Justin Ravitz, 32, did not Assn., intervened. Del Rio woman recently indigent auto worker judge who released after posting just stand for the pledge of found himself nose-to nose apologizes to criminals - charged with the murder of $600. allegiance at the swearing - with Lippitt in a shouting a fellow worker before sentencing them are in ceremony. on a $600 Their slated aim is to match outside the bond because, he said, the trying to kick the Dins from establish a • "people's A Marxist, Ravitz relaxed courtroom. amount under Detroit's * criminal represented a large Court" to assure a fair, on a folding chair. Cowboy Del Rio, one of eight sum to the justice establishment. boots protruded beneath his black judges on the bench, suspect. speedy hearing for any "People In scarcely three citizen black robe as the other six took off his gun and robe are starting to months, brought before the realize that conditions in they have made bench. new judges, his parents, and and handed them to an this society can't be cured considerable progress. What the the audience stood and assistant prosecutor before The three new judges and by increasing the police are among their recited the pledge. the argument was quelled. sympathizers on the state atmosphere," Ravitz seven new judges sworn in bench have Then newly • elected A veteran black judge, certainly said. December 19 as new accomplished is the start of Judge Susan Borman George W. Crockett, Jr., members of the Detroit a feud with the joined Ravitz and others in dismisses heroin 5,500 • man cases Recorder's Criminal Court. Detroit Police Force. Police shocking police by involving less than three Since then, one or all of them have: Commissioner John F. dismissing "dropsies and fallsies." grams. Signup starts Nichols has turned to civic Crockett also drafted a ♦Called policemen liars groups asking for held in "I don't like to play petition calling for a special for summer from the bench. God," she defending "5,500 of the says. "I hate to one - man grand jury probe ♦Refused "Dropsies" or to prosecute "fallcies" - best damned world." cops in the sentence people to jail." Accordingly, she sometimes into Detroit's skyrocketing narcotics traffic and asked study in Japan streat A trip to Japan, to study lingo for cases in Detroit Recorder's Court apologizes before sentencing that the probe include an which policemen, seeking to has a defendant. contemporary Japanese a tradition of investigation of the police social and political avoid charges of illegal innovations Judge James Del Rio, forces, is which have a department. being organized by Wesley search, claim they saw been copied later former black belt judo "We by courts are insisting that the Fishel, professor in James illegal weapons, drugs or throughout the country. instructor who packs a pearl police follow the other contraband law," Madison College. "drop" or But Presiding Judge John • handled pistol under his Crockett said. Students will be able to "fall" from a defendant's R. judicial robes Murphy, currently simply "The change is especially sign up with Fishel before mediating the squabbles because "I've carried one painful to one who has April 15, to travel through for 22 Acf/V/sf law over the new years," took the violated the law so long that judges, sch conceded, "This place disgrace before 1067. was a "people's court" campaign he actually believes that the one step further and violation is the law." accused several policemen Japan for eight weeks from June 30 to Aug. 29. The students will receive 15 "People were just Ravitz stirred credits and will visit hearded around like cattle. of perjury and brutality. considerable controversy Tokyo and eight other cities. The police I minority were never wrong. A representative of internship the court would annual go to the police banquet, and he'd stand up and say, 'It's THE DOMINO'S good to be part of the A new law school in Martinez said, that said. 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Last against the Wolverines in to say that the MSU hockey team needs to sweep its upset North Dakota, 4 - 2. year, Don "Zippy" place of regular netminder CC defeated the Sioux the Thompson set the MSU all - Ron Clark. final weekend series with next evening for its first time single season goal Colorado College tonight "I found out I would be sweep of the season. record with 32 markers. and Saturday night at John Sturges, who has playing right after the warm Colorado will finish in Demonstration Hall. ninth place in the WCHA been having some tough - ups," Bowen commented V A two - game eight - after the contest. this season, out of a playoff luck scoring lately, point sweep would especially in Denver last The Junior stopped 15 spot. guarantee at least a fourth weekend, added two goals Wolverine shots, including "They are loose and are place finish for the Spartans to the Spartans cause. about four Wolverine and the important first playing on pride because they have nothing to gain or "The freshmen were breakaways. round playoff series on skating well and therefore lose," Bessone said. "They home ice. MSU begins the weekend skate well and play a good scored said. the goals," Bessone Under th brand of hockey." in fifth place, a point of Spartan freshman Brendon Moroney awaits the results of a flying puck that Bessone coined a new MSU's line Colp, behind third place Michigan Denny Olmstead and Mark eventually slipped through Wolverine goalie Robbie Moore on Wednesday night in Tech and Notre Dame. Tech phrase in describing the Tigers. Calder accounted for four Michigan State's 8-3 win. The Spartans finish their regular season this weekend has a four-point series with of the eight Spartan against Colorado College. Denver at home while the "They are loose as gooses goals State News photo by Bruce Irish visit Minnesota • and quick as cats," the after scoring all three Remington Duluth for eight points. veteran Spartan coach against Denver last commented. weekend. The Spartans bombed Michigan Wednesday night. Bessone Colorado singled center out Doug Frosh Brendon Moroney and junior Bob Boyd added AT NU SATURDAY 8 - 3, for the icer's 20th Palazarri, who will be the other MSU tallies. victory of the season. The "We still need win tied MSU's best mark making the trip to East some Lansing after recently scoring from our veterans," Cagers visit Wildcats' den ever, which was set last suffering a string of injuries. Bessone said. year. "When Palazzari goes, The Spartan coach added "The play was a little their whole team goes," he that seniors Frank DeMarco ragged, but we got a few and Michel Chaurest were commented about All - goals from in front of the still playing over illnesses American and last season's net, which we weren't doing By GARY KORRECK and Minnesota - - we didn't in Denver last weekend," WCHA leading scorer. "He Wednesday, however, Big Ten scoring with a 18.8 is a real threat." MSU managed to stay State News Sports Writer do very well, " Snyder said. Spartan coach Amo Bessone average; it could be more clear of injuries in recent "We have been able to stay said. the Spartan freshmen were main force in MSU's weeks after a rash in mid- Dictionaries define the on the boards with everyone but the 6 - 2 senior has fouled out in 9 of the pM fiMg "We skated well and we wildcat as a medium - sized fourth straight victory over January but suffered a jolt - - we outrebounded Iowa Wildcats 11 conference have to continue skating semi - savage beast, M Wednesday night as when Calder was forced to and Illinois but our well against Colorado . probably the forerunner to -• games. He had 23 against ter Steve Colp led the sit out of the third period the contemporary housecat. shooting has been weak. MSU here. College," the MSU mentor after he received a sore left "Mark Sibley's our only added. juung icers with two goals Used as an adjective, wildcat is considered to be a outside shooter." he added. "He's one of the better risky or unsound enterprise. "Everybody figures you defensive players in the This definition is closely ought to beat conference," Ganakas akin with the 1972-73 Northwestern," Spartan commented. "He'll coach Gus Ganakas said. version of the Northwestern probably be guarding Mike basketball Wildcats, MSU's "But they're a very pesky Robinson." next ball club - - Evanston is Robinson was held to 22 opponent. another of those places we When the two squads points in the first meeting have a horrible record at." between the two clubs this lock homs Saturday in Northwestern's McGaw MSU blew a 76 - 69 season. overtime contest to the Hall, the Wildcats will be Wildcats at Evanston last Ganakas had added going for just their fifth victory in 22 outings. Brad season and it has won just 2 praise for Northwestern's Tii£ with fouls, but when he's In he does a good job • - his his upswing," Ganakas said. "He's been playing brilliant offense, but our front line is inconsistency. Ganakas said Smith a great all thouJ "playj around gi scoring has picked up, too." - a nil ilttrnitivt. happtn — At Hobin, wt let tht pi something that i> all to easy to mi soma impersonal place where the mutie it to that paople and conversation don't have a ch ©MIMMu1 Snyder Robinson and Bill named Kilgore Mike as still not as stable the them." first time as we it was beat against Ohio State." As for Hairston, is still hopeful. Gam HOBIES the two men to stop Kilgore has upped his the friendly place tor you and youra. Saturday, singling out "He could be a v scoring average to 17.3 and Kilgore's rebounding ability moved into sixth place in important man for I as a main factor. Saturday; Northwestern■ conference rebounding with at michigan state university "He killed us when we a 10.1 per game average. the kind of team he a Hobie's The Sandwich People played there and Robinson always hurts us," Snyder commented. His Smith linemates, and Lindsay Allen excel against. reasoned. "We " something out of him.' C'anak| gotta l j Spartan Shopping Center - Trowbridge at Harrison An Exhibition and Sale of I Fine Original Graphic Art __ TH£ Mozarteum THETOMLINSON an •utstaniini collection of old and nodero COLLECTION] iraphics J an outstanding collection of old 8> modern graphics ORCHESTRA OF SALZBURG Leopold I l.iger, mi sic dihectok Kresge Art Center Monday March 5 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ■ NIGHTS EVERY WEEK 10 am - 4 prr m :x:: MON. TUES. WED. appy Hour 8"11pm ' vv 'V''Y ROAST BEEF DAI > t Quart Nite TONIGHT, MARCH 2, 8:15 PM It'* roast beef day every Sunday from 4 8 fri. & sat. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM p.m. in the new expanded bar at the Pre « WALTER BERRY' Guest Soloist Bell. Mind ,Body & Soul The "an menu includes: french dip (served on a >un. J The only authentic Mozart orchestra in the world which loaf) enormous or hot roast beef sandwich (serve programs all-Mozart works. At MSU, Leopold Hager will conduct the famous Austrian ensemble in the popular Russian Rye bread) Springwell....... * mashed potatoes Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, Guest artist Walter Berry * tossed salad will sing highlights from "The Marriage of Figaro," other selections. We're giving all this away for only nfion. among _______ tues. - sat. Pyramid (™, Tickets are available now at the MSU 15-4:30). PUBLIC: 36.00, 5.00, 4.00/MSUSTUDENTS Union (weekdays $3.00, 2.50, 2.00/1 nternational Orchestra or Lively Arts $200 Series Season Tickets. Salem Witchcraft If still available, tickets may be purchased performance, beginning at 7:16. the evening of the 1020 cPfttzel Trowbridge Road cBd^ ■I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 2, 1973 13 rimed for tourney By PAM WRIGHT a good chance of taking first look far ahead or State News Sports Writer you stumble." place," Stretch Philips away with it during the MSU women's basketball sophomore member of the season but for the team is out to "I think State has an team commented. "A lot tournament we need to be prove itself today and Saturday in the excellent chance of going to has to do with out sharp. mental state basketball the Midwest attitude. If we're up we can tournament. tournament," "We've been The cagers are Kay Roedel, senior member hit and we sure are trying to get carrying a 7-3 up." a cleaner, crisper game," record to the tournament of the team said. "First "I agree," Linda Baile continued. "We knew and hopes are high place is up for grabs." Stoick, of leading team scorer said. "I our mistakes so we were placing on the top. Western and Calvin will think a lot is in terms of able to work on them and Games will be played at be the Spartans' either the toughest desire mind over matter. If try to get everything Men's IM, competition. Women's IM or Jenison Both teams we want it bad enough, together for the defeated MSU we'll get it." tournament." Fieldhouse. during the Starting times regular season. Western was and position berths will Baile has been Admission to the be first in the 1972 State sharpening determined by a drawing to up defense plays this week tournament will be free be held early this tournament, Calvin was morning. second and in preparation for the today. A $1 admission will MSU took be charged "We hope to do tournament and Saturday. A well," fourth place. trying to Melissa Baile, coach of the remedy past mistakes. schedule of starting times women's basketball team MSU is determined and position berths will be however to change the order "We made some mistakes said. "We are available at the Women's going to be and slacked off this year. a little IM, Men's IM and Jenison giving it everything we've got. during the regular season," Fieldhouse at 11 this "I think we have a hell of Baile "The team has said. "We could get a lot of morning. motivating factors," Baile continued. "We're going to try to gain some momentum and re - prove ourselves in his tournament." Notre Dame g Eleven universities are participating in the tournament: Central MSU, Calvin, Michigan, Grand two others also Rapids, Grand Valley, Eastern Michigan, Hope NEW YORK led by (UPI) - named for the NCAA Kermit Washington Notre Dame, Virginia Tech College, Northern Michigan, tourney Thursday. a 6-8 9enior with 20.5 Olivet and American College, Western University points and 20.7 rebounds a were the first three schools American U will Michigan and Michigan. be game. Western is seeded first, named Thursday for the 16 making its first NIT Calvin • team National Invitation Virginia Tech is making second, MSU third appearance and come in its second bid for an NIT and Central fourth. The Tournament, (NIT) March with a 21-4 record. They are title. teams which place in the 17-25, at Madison Square top three positions at the Gardens. tournament will qualify for Notre Dame has a 14-11 the Midwest tournament next weekend. Regional record with one game Saturday against NCAA left, - ENGINEERS- "I don't like to build bound South Carolina. The Chemical... Metallurgical... up false hopes Irish, making their second Mechanical... Industrial... or assumptions," NIT So ft I mm ore stretcher Baile commented, "but I appearance, have ■ West Bloomfield sophomore Strstch Philips (25) think we have the we've shown that in ability, the played one of the toughest schedules in the country. START RIGHT WITH I stretches to put one in for the Spartans. Philips will past. Coach Digger Phelps team ■ be leading the cagers today and Saturday in the State "I've urged the girls to broke Marquette's 81 - home court game NL INDUSTRIES. take it one game at a winning streak ■ Basketball Tournament. time, and has beaten St. John's of State News photo by Milt Horst mentally and physically," Baile continued. 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The 3Q0 - yeard dash Iowa and Jin Wisconsin are pioml expect*!! °f State News Sports Writer winning the title are as good ll be going after its sixth opposition will be given by straight conference DARKH0RSE IN BIG TEN MEET This 63rd running Big Ten indoor meet has to of the Illinois' Dave Kaemerer and Wisconsin's Skip Kent. championship victory expected to win and is be considered as one of the The Spartan quartet of most balanced in recent Rob Maago of Illinois Mike Murphy, Holt. Dill anyj Fencers familiar years. Nearly every boasts possibly prospective champion, with the majority of teams school one heads the list of Big Ten 880 • yard dash performers with a 1:49.3 time. John Cordes of Wisconsin and Cassleman has 3:13.8 time to lead the Ten. posfd a Bis b having quite a few Eric Chapman of Michigan The Spartans field event the favorites this year, MSU Schankin was optimistic in Evan Krichevsky (23 • 15) will be will be lead By LEWIS TYSMAN outstanding performers. Mango's chief corps bv or Craig Devendorf (15 • 8). horizontal edged Wisconsin 14 - 13, his feelings concerning the worries. jumper De| Jenison Fieldhouse will while losing to Ohio State The 60 yard dash defending champs. Royce, this year's team Gregory'. Gregory has leaped be the site of the 1973 Big The 1,000 yard will 22 - 5 and Illinois 17 - 10. captain, has won 88 promises to be competitive - run 24 - 6% in the Ten fencing championships "I think we've got with MSU's Dill, and be a toss • up between long jumD matches in three seasons and 49 ■ 1 in the probably the best foil squad Chuck Baker of Wisconsin triple this Saturday. The first two Illinois, the defending and is listed as one of the Purdue's Larry Burton season to hold down the in the league. Ohio State has and Mike Durkin of Illinois rounds will begin at 10 a.m. favorites in his specialty, heading the field. Burton number two spot in champs, carries an the top epee squad and both and noon and the finals will sabre. The has posted a 6.0 clocking with Jim Noe of events behind Jeff impressive 17-2 dual meet MSU appears to have the Douglas. Mich, Holin of be held at 2 p.m. this year, while Dill has Northwestern also a possible Purdue in the record into the meet. sabre wrapped up." junior attended Culver long and Pat shunned the 60 for the most contender. Spartan Dana Optimism runs high on difference in Indiana Military Academy. Onyango of Wisconsin in the MSU squad which has A scoring Aiding Illinois' chances of this season. Fortney could possibly the triple. just completed its most procedure could benefit are its three returning "While the other teams figure in the outcome. MSU. In the Big Ten meet are hasseling each other, we Other 60 - yard dash Assistant Spartan track successful season at 11 - 5. medalists, headed by epee each team will have two could sneak in again like we hopefuls are Glen Love of NCAA n i le camp coach, Jim Gibbard said "I really think we can champ Nate Haywood. Indiana at 6.1, Gary Powell "The squad is men compete in each of the did in 1971.1'd like to do Popejoy is considered the peaking at win it if everyone plays up Slated to of Indiana at 6.1, Ted favorite once again after three weapons instead of compete^ for that rather than be the just about the right time to their potential," MSU MSU in sabre are Fred Edwards of Northwestern, and we very definitely the usual three men. A team favorite," Schmitter said. posting a 4:03.2 time*t the could coach Charlie Schmitter also at 6.1 and Taria Mughal MSU Relays. John Clark of defend that was short on depth Royce (27 - 8) and Ed our title." commented. "The teams would find this procedure Haughn (25 - 11). The foil favored to win are Illinois, to be to its advantage. squad will be represented by Wisconsin and Ohio State." Robin Luce (26 • 14) and In competition against Illinois coach Art 1 Matt Aitch hot James Scieszka. The epee 5^^»STATE NEWS unit will be chosen from either Paul Herring (21 - on trail Sunday Pizza Deal * 12), Mark White (14 - 10), r * of prep basketball taler i T off i i* the .j By LYNN HENNING t(J sUjer tQ Spartanland and want their kids talking to l Varsity rider on a - King 16" I State New Sport* Wr.t«r there several that colleges., they want themto f uneasy are more (1 item or more) PIZZA. Spartan JV basketball he definitely is keep their minds on the I Good with this coupon on . can't take another trip. So, why not re coach Matt Aitch's hulking concentrating on. games left.'' Aitch | your old grip and get into backpacking We frame has been missing from commented. Sunday, March 4, from 5 p.m. on ^ down * feature such famous names as Gerry, North Face. Sierra Designs, Kelty, Camp Trails his team's bench lately as quite a bit to see him," "Another problem is that I some may have noticed. I 11 items to choose from * and Alpine Designs. If you plan to trail hike, camp, climb or hitchhike Herb But be assured, tall Aitch said of his attempts to the new rules won't let you entertain them (the I recruit LaGarde. "You have Matthew has taken this summer, come talk to us first. no I Free Fast Hot Delivery begins at 5 P.M. }* one m exocus duties; recalled from his coaching he has not been by the Indiana a lot of good high school ballplayers this year but not the quantity of great ones athletes). You can't take them out to dinner like before and you can only visit their homes twice. I f like LaGarde." is VARSITY Pacers, which he had a brief * Former MSU sprint star stint with. Ann Arbor Pioneer's big "Now you can only talk I Herb Washington won the Bob Elliott, is also to the coach, maybe talk to I * RAUPP 60 • meter run in an No, the former Spartan man. hieh on the list as is St. the kid. But not taking the |I great has been out trying to International Athletics meet kid out to dinner really Joseph's i Tom Scheffler 1227 E. Grand River 332-6517 Campfitters >T MICHIGAN. LANSING 4C Wednesday in Genoa, Italy. convince some of the better high school basketball and Walled Lake's Randy hurts. You can't really sell | Washington's time of 6.5 him on the school." players in Michigan and McLain, all big men going came within one • tenth of a 6-8 and 6-9. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ second of equaling the other states that MSU is the Ex-Spartan basketball I existing world record. The answer to "Who should I "Being we need a big player Pat Miller has been I world record holder in the play my college basketball man that's what we try and taking the JV' coaching I for?" reigns when Aitch is on the I PINK FLOYD 60 - yard dash, Washington has lost only once on the international track circuit Detroit Central's 6-10 Catholic gem, Tom convince the athlete Aitch explained. "We a guy who can play right of," want road. And that is often three or four days a week, I I LaGarde, has headed Aitch's now or we don't waste our when Aitch might see three | DARK SIDE OF IHE MOON this year. list of ballplayers he'd like time on him." of four basketball games a day. A couple of things have 50C off any hampered Aitch in his talent quest. "I like doing admitted to his it," Aitch I recruiting I size pizza duties. "It's necessary and I $359 "It's a funny time of the year. A lot of coaches don't during the season I do most I of it. Tournament time I'll | one coupon per pizza really be busy." The 28 -year - old Aitch I ALL PINK FLOYD ALBUMS ON SALE Mr. has been handling the MSU I 1st PINK FLOYD JV duties since 1969, the I SAUCERFUL OF SECRETS IMIKB'S 351-1600 same year that (Jus f.anakas I pizza fast free delivery vacated the post to become J UMMAGUMMA head coach. ATOM HEART MOTHER RELICS AVAILABLE ON OBSCURED BY CLOUDS TOWER/HARVEST/CAPITOL MEDDLE RECORDS OUR SPRINfi PLANES THE ONLY s3" EACH OR 3 FOR s10 ,00 ARE FILLING UP!! NEW TRAFFIC ALBUM WEATHEKONE SHOOT OUT AT THE FANTASY FACTORY Raleigh Adjusts to the BAHAMAS $169 ONLY $029 Dollar Devaluation From now until March 15, you can pick up any HAWAII $269 Raleigh bicycle we have in stock at a savings. For example: JET AIR, HOTEL,EXTRAS NOW After March 15 •PLUS 10% TAX & SERVICES 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING 351-8460 Record Grand Prix $103.95 $119.95 $105.95 $125.95 GUARANTEED DEPARTURES!!' MON. • FRI. 9:30 AM - 9:00 PM SAT. 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM SUN. 12 NOON - 5:00 PM Super Course $156.00 $165.00 Professional These $445.00 $460.00 listings are just examples of the price increases HUHRV...FEW UPEHIUUS due to the import trade situation. After March 15, must comply with the Raleigh price standards for iscount records we 1973 351 2650 studentours 129 the Shop for all Seasons e. grand charter ?283 Grand River - Okemos river IkMKl people 4310 W. Saginaw - Lansing THE MOST COMPLETF. RECORD STORE IN 3800 S. Mission Mt. Pleasant MICHIGAN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michiga Friday, March 2. 1973 Viet peace (continued from page 1) to settle their own future bv pact •They call on all other gets Big Five support reports of the Canadian | pub|ished textually today themselves. •They outside countries to do the Polish Indonesian - - governments on next steps This can include South Vietnam and Russia. Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania, a Canadian Red Cross team from Vietnam. It was to I &Y- recognize the same. Hungarian recalling Four American •The 12 participating commitments assumed bv commission the conference if Republican House leader have been joined by another the the parties to the •The four former watchdogging the working congressmen have arranged I govern me approve war — the Washington and Hanoi agree Gerald Ford of Michigan national Red Cross squad to Americans, North Vietnam, warring parties can of the peace. And if any to witness the signing today I Jan. 27 peace settlement. I ' tfhey acknowledge the conceitedly, or individually, wish to do so or if any six member - to and the assistant help, under the cease - fire the Saigon government and they have the governments think rally the support of the Democratic whip, John J. agreement, to better living advise new I settlement fulfils the aims the Viet Cong's Provisional governments of the membeer right to tell Waldheim what talks would help. two houses for the McFall of California. conditions for military and they think is going on. settlement. The four are nd h opes of the Revolutionary Government. conference of real or Senate Democratic leader civilian prisoners. But they ' hey promise •in cases of serious • The [Vietnamese to be strictly to imagined breaches of the breaches of the peace each conferi In related action, Sharp were unable to agree on independent and united respect the rights of the cease ■ fire. They can also of the four former governments noted the Mike Mansfield of Montana, announced the pull - out of arrangements. Vietnamese people. foes can pledge of the ex - | and in the South, to be able receive and circulate the consult with conference combatants to respect the independence, neutrality of Laos unity, and U-M official blasts pay list suit Black September demands Sirhan's release Cambodia. •The act of signing does (continued from page 1) prestigious names." Lenhoff, wrote a letter to not entitle Other plaintiffs in the U-M C. any conference student paper, the Michigan president Robben (continued from page 1) Moore, who headed the monitored in Beirut said a San Quentin Prison on the government to recognition suit, filed in the Michigan Fleming asking that salary American diplomatic Daily, said. I from I970 month.. when Sudanese shore of San Francisco Bay. by others. Parks said detailed Court of Appeals in Detroit, list be made public. representation in Jordan's King Hussein before Noel arrived to take information was needed to include Eugene Robinson, a A crushed guerillas who were guerrillas that the regime "We at San Quentin have preamble to the check university Michigan Daily co - editor; Fleming said there was a up a new assignment. threatening him. The group declaration listed the . was concerned about the the Ann Arbor chapter of conflict Charles W. Bray, a State no authority to do anything overcoming racial between the kille(j a Jordanian prime safety of both hostages and except keep him where he participants as Canada, sexual discrimination and to the National Organization public's right to know how minister in 1971, and last Dept. spokesman, said that guerillas. He China, the United States, of Women; U-M's Student some of the members of the urged the is," the associate warden, find out "what profs are the university is using its • ear killed 11 Israeli guerillas not to kill the James L. Park, said France, the Viet Cong, getting big salaries and Government Council; the money and the rights of an athletes at the Olympics. reception were released, but diplomats. Hungary, Indonesia, Poland, Michigan Student News, Thursday. whether we're paying individual to privacy. there North They hijacked a German were n o The Sudanese president, Vietnam, Britain, teachers or just supporting the council's newsletter; details. Neither plane to free three of their the Jaafar Numeiry, was in Herself, a campus women's Fleming added that the Munich brothers who were Sudanese radio telephone contact with paper; and the nor People public's money is protected in orison. Their most recent Washington had Saudi Arabia's King Feisal. 10% hike in jobs for grads seen reliable A d v o cate, a black because the university information exploit was a 19 ■ hour on exactly how Sirhan is serving a life newspaper. budget is audited both seizure of the Israeli many persons were In how many seized, sentence in California for July 1972 a former privately and by the state Embassy in Bangkok. guerillas there the 1968 Kennedy slaying Michigan Daily editor, Alan and federal government. In Washington, the State were or how the raid was at Los Angeles. The U.S. (continued from page 1) greater supply of graduates in communes, most voiced carried out. stronger emphasis on hiring Dept. said the captives Supreme Court last month in relation to the demand to an overall reluctance to hire Thursday included George However, the broadcast rejected his review of his conviction. appeal for a women members and minority group particularly in hire in a particular field, graduates with these The Fourth Doming. employers recommended background factors. His original sentence, banking, finance and that universities offer more death, was nullified when insurance, electronics, information to students on the electric machinery and In a recommendation to California Supreme career planning and job Court outlawed capital equipment, glass, paper and placement. institutions of higher punishment. packaging, metals and Employers tend to be education, employers In September 1970 when engineering. skeptical about pass - fail suggested that students be Palestinian guerillas pulled Employers estimated grades, according to the more thoroughly introduced that 20 per cent of all to the world of off hijacks against five survey, and indicated that reality and airlines, it was reported employed college graduates the system hurts the the world of work by good initially that the hijackers may be categorized as student and helps the increasing the emphasis poor demanded Sirhan s release. underemployed workers, student. Most favored the placed on production and Sirhan is confined in an those performing work its results, the profit motive grading system to determine below their competence. how and the importance of work adjustment center cell at students competed Underemployment is with others in the classes. to a person's life. detrimental to both the Though none of the employer and employe seeks to ban smoking in classroom creating problems of turnover costs, increased employers said they would refuse to hire rehabilitated Employers are not looking for the "Idealist" drug users, campus according to the survey and 1P73 wage costs and employee demonstrators with police are probably less inclined to (continued from page 1) halls showed no small room can raise the related damage the year. smoking - she is not concerned about Problems'the surveV records and students living hire such a candidate. MSI STLJEMT FILM FESTIVAL! I carbon monoxide level to smoking in the residence However, carpets were halls "because that's where To help alleviate 150 parts per million. installed in the halls of underemployment and the people live. We want a ban :TMJR8'FRI'8AT: Bowling Abbott • Mason last where current trend toward a people have to After 90 minutes in such I an atmosphere, the average summer. The work," she said. EMARQH 12-3 = group hopes to March 1-only 109 Anthony 7 & 9PM Inonsmoker had trouble establish a grievance Nathan Scholtz, Monroe ■ discriminating senior, said he has never is a great way to spend your weekend. If you're _March 2. 3 100 Engineering 7 & 9PM the passing of procedure within the All - been asked to stop tired of the same old bars, and the same old ■ time as well as difficulty in University Student smoking parties come on out to ■ perceiving sound and visual Judiciary which wouid Holiday Lanes. We have automatic cues,the study found. effectively curtail stroking smotes itr nearty all _h» his scorers so everyone can now enjoy this great indoor The anti in classes. sport. - smoking group classrooms. They will I also Christine Goetz, LECTURE will contend that propose that those who are ■ smoking Williamston junio, said she damages University bothered by smoking ask I buildings. Robert Bachman, their professor to forbid smokes about one cigaret in ■ Hubbard Hall building smoking in uiuir their uiosfe. class. every fourth class. She said HOLIDAY LANES dMm@1 uiviuk hi . „ . , ■ maintenance supervisor, said If the professor fails to she the 3101 E. GRAND RIVER 337 ■ four students must spend and enforce such "OUnd she smokes. „her ,f they m,nd ,f ■four hours each term Should smoking ineed be SElRlES . ■scraping burns off tile r;l . . . .. ..... |fioors. Beside the $32 labor £,2?tTX£« banned in classrooms, both Sv saidHi,there Scholtz and Goetz »id they from tost, the ashes |out the floor, are he said. wearing Bailey .s a wou)d obey the ordjnancey Campus Across at michigan state university A seven year - old The anti • smoking group Berkey ■carpet ■966 Breplaced m the Hubbard Hall Roon next year .as much cleam air smoke. a as right to breath smokers have to "Smokers plans the no Student further action if their proposal is rejected by Judiciary, Sport & 337-1866 because may |of ash i. burns, check Bachman with the prove to minority," she said. A be Bailey said. Surplus smoking ban should Bfsidont hall managers of jShau and Abbott - Ma so n apply to cigarets, cigars and pipes. Bailey noted. She said UP WITH DOWN We have just received a large selection of beautiful Woods down sleeping bags. Patrice munsel Wood Bag & Canvas Co. Ltd. is one of the oldest and most FAMILY SPECIAL manufacturers in the world. 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One 16 % - 'H IS 355-8255 bedroom, $162. Close, Walk Out '1 Full Time 337-0269. 5 3-6 %% % Maintenance Balconies STUDENTS - FACULTY LCC NEAR 10 minutes from 20 % Si 7.- 1 2f, PlaymRca' OWNING FOREIGN CARS, MSU. 2 bedroom apartment, LIVE IN CO OPS rz 23 ?f| Salutation Excellent WE GIVE 20% OFF ON newly decorated, $150 per Appeal" rf 29 2 Bathrooms Location PARTS, 10% OFF ON month including utilities. Deposit. 371-1597. 3-3-2 14 to 17 openings for % Spring 50 at ACCESSORIES term v//.8 % W Call Tim or Laurie * COLLINGWOOD. MAN needed for 3 man spring term. Call 3M % % IMPORT AUTO PARTS 332-6033 after 7pm. 5-3-2 SHC 34 31 30 3? ■ 332-4432 Or stop ; 415 South Cedar, Lansing >/2 block S. of E. Kalamazoo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Mo" i MT ■ by j itudent Housing Corporatioi 8:30 - 5:30 Monday - Friday North. Furnished studio, 315 Student Services 43 1 M4 MB | S3 "_ ■ 8:30 3 Saturday J 050 Waters utilities paid, parking, $115 Edge Dr. No. 214 * 485-2047 371 1947 plus deposit. 627-5454. 5-3-2 355-8313 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 2, 1973 17 ft Houses / Peanuts Personal ffl -©<•?» ' ONE GIRL to share house. $55. Call 337-0611 upstairs of ELECTROCOMP, LOST: GOSEN super-pilot ATTENTION: WILL the young NAME THE game. Scholars will 2-3-5 SYNTHESIZERS, exposure meter, February female who witnessed the play anytime. 1-3-2 MELLOTRONS, P A. systems. 7th in Union. Reward. Ken, automobile New / pedestrian English amplifers and 351-0522. 5-3-7 accident on November 19, drums, with Life Time 1972 at about 8 p.m. on Guarantee on parts and labor! FOUND: KEY on Auditorium Grand River Avenue Lowest near Pricesl GILL Road by East Circle. Made, Abbot Road, please contact SINGLES, COOKING, walking ELECTRONICS, Okemos. EAST LANSING. 3 bedroom distance MSU, parking. 327 Fitchburg, Mass. 353-3559. Bob Wheeler at 694-0446. 349-9293, 5 - 7pm Monday — C-3-3-5 Ranch with family room, H i 11 cr est. 3-3-2 332-61 16, Thursday. 4-3-2 fireplace and 2 car garage. 337-9612. 5-3-5 Only $22,900. Call Dean TAN COCKER cnwnts Rah GIBSON B25 12 string guitar. type puppy Brandon, 627-2136, evenings Tux Rvn ia Is FEMALE BOARDERS wanted Excellent condition. $200 found at Bailey Street 627-2715. GRAND DELTA for School. 351-4685. C-3-2 spring term in Sorority Call 355-6348. 3-3-5 REALTY. 5-3-2 I^ddTnghour 48 service GREATER LANSING'S CAKE BAKERS House, $335. Call 332-0851. B-2-3-5 WOMEN'S OTTER fur coat, FOUND: YOUNG male cat GULLIVER STATE DRUG, Inc. 1105 West Grand River, East BRADLEY, 1847 (Lansing). 3-4 vicinity of Harrison /Oak Lansing, 332-5171. FOR WEDDINGS & PARTIES WEDDINGS bedrooms 2 story, dining never worn, medium. Asking Street. Call 332-3563, Mike. C-7.3-9 i",' ' is.Napkins Seven Locations WOMEN ROOM and board available at ULREY HOUSE $259. 355-3237. 3-3-5 C-2-3-2 MALE MSU grad, M.A., would room, den, newly decorated. $16,500. 487-6286. 2-3-5 |aN BROS. printing ™ Lansing to serve you CO-OP, 332-5095. 5-3-6 GOING OVERSEAS, must sell, like to meet literate, mature, Vichiya" • kwast bakeries color TV, dinette set, sofa, LOST WALLET and upper class or grad female in DELEVAN, 1717 (Lansing). 3-4 First to introduce the new ROOM AND - keys - board. $230 per reclining chair, folding bed, Jenison. ID and keys hope of alleviating East bedrooms, 2 story, VA baths, h^s printers decorated cakes WEDDING + GROOM double knit ADVENTURE COAT in colors for your term. Bogue Street Co-op, opposite Snyder. 351-8661 used clothes, condition. Call etc. Good 339-2023 desperately needed. Reward! Lansing boredom. Enjoy dining room, den, patio, i-b/I.-'-"' BIRTHDAY Spring or Summer Wedding. M 5-3-6 w No questions 351-0735. 3-3-2 asked. drama, music, long walks, good times. Call 337-1420 carpeted, drapes. $24,900. 487-6286. 2-3-5 I nvt [)!"N,,:' ..cfcl,c id.Michigan's largest II .ANNOUNLI-MENTS ANNIVERSARY tuxedo shop featuring flare PORTABLE STEREO with Friday evening, Saturday and .NAPKIN-'. ETC. LARGE, CLEAN, quiet room c Sunday only, or 676-4329 baggie pants, along with (hardly an | Recreation 5. Pennsylvania Each cake given the greatest colored shirts for spring term. $70/ plus utilities. 351-3048. 3-3-5 month Garrard turntable headphone jack and auxiliary with Personal / idyllic way to meet but beats with pub crawling). 2-3-2 special attention and accessories. SINGLE ROOM PREGNANT? WE understand. THE CHARTER PEOPLE Hildreth with - ■ Richard L private STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per Call us. PREGNANCY Hurry Spring! bath, refrigerator, cooking, Freeport I7IOI ■' Lansing Lansing Jeivoln parking. House privileges. 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Woods, onyx board and pieces. $30. 351-4301. 3-3-2 carpeted. 371-1756 after • Square roots, squares, from over 200 6pm. 3-3-2 reciprocals - at the touch of a senior, Ulrey House to fET PSMAID BRIDAL GOWNS dinnerware patterns along with crystal Stephen A. Bruhn, 10x50' PACEMAKER key - as well as addition, subtraction, multiplication DRESSES - division senior, Montie House. Carpeted I ALL BRIDAL Lansing's largest throughout, completely remodeled, near • Scientific notation, numbers i accessories Diane Greer, Plymouth campus. Reasonable. from 1.0000000 x 10 °9 I available senior to George Buys-Sells-T rades 355-6067. 3-3-2 to 9.9999999 x 10" Coins-Stamps •TURING WEDDING Our Bridal Registry Jackson, Livonia, MSU Supplies • Full-floating decimal-you place i ■'tations as well Is At Your Service Graduate. We're next to the 1956 MARLETTE 8'x35'. it in the problem, it's automatic lieberman's State Theater or Carpeted, fenced yard, in the answer. I V..IUI.1VS call 337-2401. behind Tom's, $1100. Call Fast-recharge, long-life NiCad • J 1 ' u 10 :> 13 S. Washington - Lansi after 6pm, 332-3620. 3-3-2 Kn'lbv appointment 482-1457 batteries - and you can use the » cA?dj' H°" 209 E. Grand River East La SR-10 while it recharges from GARRARD TURNTABLE SL72, used only two months, t & Found JI Q ; • wall outlet Reliable operation. Made by cartridge, wood base, dust Texas Instruments, the world s J cover, $85. 332-6609. 1-3-2 FIND SOMETHING? largest manufacturer of solid- | fitments £ £ V! SAFETY, HARDENED, coated If you've found a pet or article of value, we want to help you state components and integrated circuits lens. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, return it. Just come in to the • Guaranteed for one-year, l;;0°M FURNISHED FARM HOUSE for male or NEED ONE girl 2615 East Michigan, Lansing. State News Classified Dept. including parts and labor Bldryn 7 P,lrkin9 and female. Own room. Phone 676 4244. 3-3-2 372-7409. C-2-3-2 and tell us you want to place an ad in EAST LANSING Easy to use From simple arithmetic to BOOKS FOR SALE - Geology, STATE BANK'S found Scientist Scientific, Electro column. As a public service complex equations, the SR-10 - is easy to use -even if you ve OKEMOS $200. Sot up as a 2 Mechanics, Electrical EAST LANSING STATE THREE BEDROOM, bath 54, never used a calculator or family. Call Tod Steele. left lyeialoi, buiic - in stove, Engineering, and so forth. BANK will run the ad at no slide rule before Just press 1 T0 sh„ 393 8170, DIVERSIFIED washer, dryer, finished Phone 489-7255. 3-3-5 extra cost to you. the keys the same way you icki h foom in DEVELOPMENT, INC. 4-3-2 EAST LANSING say the problem No risk I "n- ; "nveniences, basement, $245 / month plus [. e9otiable. 332-2115. GIRLS, NEAR campus, own deposit. Families only. 200 WATT MARSHALL P.A. STATE BANK C-3-9 15-day examination^ 485-0767. 5-3-7 amplifier, $204.83. Call DUE Free parking, offer room. EAST, 351-0529. 3-3-5 LOST: THURSDAY A.M. Order yours now Don t settle for 3 32 8903 evenings, WISHES t vacancies " * 1 block in weekends 4-3-2 COUPLE country home. to rent Clean, CANON FT-QL 35mm camera. Benrus electronic between Erickson and Wells, watch less, and don t pay more No other calculator offers you more for your from Kenwood KR-77 AM/FM and handling (Please add s responsible, can repair / 355-2366, 351-3927. 3^3-6 money than the SR-10 - and it's HOUSE, SUBLET until stereo receiver. where applicable ) Use the SR-10 for 15 days, then l'iiii|1|e|e,elj September, furnished, 2 remodel. 332-6726. 3-3-5 TK-341 reel - Grundig reel stereo LOST - GIRL'S carcoat at built to last, by the leader in solid-state electronics | if vou decide not to Keep it, iust return it (in original carton with all accessories) for full refund bedroom, basement, $180. TWO WOMEN needed. Nice recorder. Pioneer 77 Fleetwood Mac concert. Get yourself an SR-10 and get the 482 3679. 4 3-2 house, excellent location. No speakers. Coldspot i Please, I'm freezing! most out of your studies Then use I deposit. 337-0318. 3-3-5 mini-refrigerator. 100 used 337-9349. 1-3-2 it the way you II use your other * NEED room TWO in women house to share close to PERSON TO share nice house in 8-track tapes, $2 each. 500 used stereo albums. USED LOST: PRESCRIPTION educational investments- i • in your career An SR-10 I | Lansing, room. stereo equipment, used zoom will serve you well for a campus. Call 332-5442. 3-3-5 own SUNGLASSES - black case, \ 7 " J(5< $Tr70m' °hn 489 -9350. 6-3-9 lenses, binoculars, TV sets, typewriters, adding machines, Nu-vision. Reward' long time ~\S I jS '^mSR ROOM FOR male in suburban 723-3721, 725-2259. 3-C 6 East Lansing home, near GIRL. SPRING, $64/ month. own Beal room, Street. clock radios, tapestries, Used snow skiis and boots, $5 and FOUND: MEN'S gold Texas Instruments \ campus Share expenses. ring, I.M. 351-6566. 3-3-6 up. WILCOX SECOND locker, 353-4500. I ^Call h?'*'L'r 5pm. PBl 2-32 0wn Phone 6-3-7 882 6833 after 5pm. THREE BEDROOM student HAND STORE, Michigan, Lansing, 485 4391, 509 East initials, etc. C-3-3-6 Identify To Te*as Instruments Incorj P O Box 3640, M S 84 rental. 8 Dallas Texas 75221 COUNTRY LIVING mature Available 5:30pm Monday FOUND: BLONDE male puppy lor houM immediately, $260 per Saturday, BankAmericard, with white couple or 2 girls to share month, utilities paid. Phone Master Charge, trades, terms, paws. Bailey Street 351-5710. country home close to 351 7711 evenings. 3-3-2 layaways. C-3-9 area. C-3-3-6 campus. 349 4069. 2-3-2 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 2 i Typing Service reject rights Recreation SPRING BREAK with UNION TYPING, IBM Selectric. 2 states move BOARD FLIGHTS. Spain, years experience. 484-5902, fast efficient service. 2-3-5 $284. Nassau, $189. Contact What's Men and women "are not that was nine votes short of Happening Amendment has been states have us Monday through Friday 1 voUd received in the State News created equal," she the two - thirds majority _ - 4pm or phone 353-9777. TYPING TERM papers and office. 341 Student Services ratified by 28 states. For declared. "Cod made us needed to set aside the C-3-9 theses. Electric typewriter, Bldg., by I p.m. at least two WASHINGTON enactment as the 27 th Connecticut fast service. Call 349-1904. class days before publicatk Defeat of the Equal Rights different." ratification. Amendment to the Louisiana, MonUn a#l In Additional to Nevada □B 6-3-9 No cepted by phoi will be Amendment in Nevada and North Carolina has dealt a Constitution, it must be In North Carolina Wednesday, the amendment and North Carolina, these Dakota, and Virginia. ,)Sina' Nol ratified by 38 states before ' COMPLETE THESES severe - - and possibly fatal - March, 1979. went down 27 - 23 after SERVICE. Discount blow to the chances of its several hours of emotional Most of the votes in - HOW ABOUT a fresh clean printing. IBM typing and enactment. debate and a change in break? And, you'll be able to favor of the amendment binding of theses, resumes, start Spring term the same way! Rent our Host machine and sit on dry cleaned carpet instantly. CLAWSON publication. Across from campus, Grand corner M.A.C. and River, below Jones Stationery Shop. Call The meet North at Tolkien Fellowship will 8 p.m. tonight in the Hubbard Lounge to Rejection in 13 states is sufficient amendment, now to and voted it down, either kill 11 the have came last year when there was little opposition. Now, hoever, strong opposition has emerged and national position In by the majority leader. Democrat Allen of Person. Cordon Maine, the Senate Tough rulOKd FLOORS, INC. 1004 South Washington, 482-0849. 5-3-2 Lansing. COPYGRAPH SERVICES, 337-1666. C-3-9 discuss social stratification in by the action of houses of the legislature or by action the amendment has difficulties. run into divided 16 - 16 on the amendment, keeping it alive on water Persons interested in learning of a legislative committee. In the Nevada Senate for possible consideration PROFESSIONAL IBM typing And next week. about proposal writing and passage of the Wednesday, the amendment A bill to hike the Party Givers Love (pica - elite) 11 years were requiredhvn. grantsmanship through a amendment, which would was defeated 16 -4. The Another problem facing maximum , experience, Sandi. 339-8934. simulation exercise, contact daily fine for government if the CLEANing CARPET provide equal rights for only woman senator, the amendment is the threat violation of state 6-3-9 Tony Lush at the Volunteer water women, appears highly Democrat Helen Herr of Las that some states will rescind without water? Sit on Bureau, 3S3 - 4400, to sign - up. pollution laws from TYPESETTING, mix, light, bold unlikely in four other states. Vegas, voted against it their ratification of it. $10,000 to $25,000 has r o 1 and italic faces, justified The Weekly People Club will Since it cleared Congress saying it would "undermine Last week, the Idaho over ic,, meet at 7 p.m. today in 35 passed the state Senate on a wastewater permits columns, have your hard - a year ago and was signed the family, which is the House voted 38 - 32 to 25-7 vote. Union. Horvath will discuss Current state law CLAWSON FLOORS, INC. earned paper or thesis look "Value, Price and Profit," by President Nixon, the cornerstone of society." rescind its approval, but The tougher like a "real" book. chapters through nine. standards courts to impose a sSl COMPUTYPE. 351-8494. one daily tfM 5-3-8 violators. In addition are allowed col HOME REMODELING , and TYPING TERM papers, theses, Audio Aftermath, progressive radio, will be on at 10 p.m. JMC PLANS SEMINAR "P to $20,000 toimposeafl a day23 repairs. Free estimates. Call Jim etc. Electric, Experienced. tonight and every Friday on Wolnosky, 351-8753. B-2-3-5 JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. WKAR - FM stereo, 90.5. municipality or corpo„J C-7-3-9 convicted of pollution violations threT, New York tour slated There will be a meeting for XEROX COPIES 4/. ABE volunteers at 7:30 p.m. two years. w COPYGRAPH SERVICES, M.A.C. and Grand River - A Monday in the MSU Volunteer Bureau. Requirements 0f t federal Water below Jones Stationery Shop. P0||utJ 337-1666. C-3-9 Control Act which J TWO NEED ride to Colorado, By LINDA SANDEL attending all events listed on 151 Snyder Hall. A $20 spring break, share gas, State News Staff Writer to please those interested in into effect last Oct. I the filial itinerary and the deposit is required. art genres. require first dav fines J EDITING SERVICE - Theses, driving, 337-9967. Bill crafts demonstration. All follow Twenty five students - up session on Applications should be $2,500 to books, articles. Call 349-2489 Alliston. 4-3-7 - $25,000. will have a first hand Modern dance and campus. made as soon as possible. after 6pm. 5-3-2 SKIERS RIDE to Alta, Utah in opportunity to experience classical ballet represent the "I went early in FOR QUALITY service on Share gas, 353-3017. Alpha Phi Sigma will meet at camper. 7:30 Sunday in the the sights and sounds of selection of trips aimed at February to meet artists and stereo equipment, see the 3-3-6 p.m. New York STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East McKinley Room, Northwind City's performing providing a sample of the convince them that they Grand River. C-3-9 DESPERATE! NEED ride home Apts. art events during a seminar variety of dance forms in should take an interest in offered there by Justin the performing arts field. this sort of seminar," said to southern Florida. Louise, A discussion with slides on 355-1667. 1-3-2 Morrill College, March Ward. ins the kibbutz will be featured at 18-21. Those attending the Hillel's Sunday supper and NE PERSON needs ride seminar will be staying at "Because of this, many to speaker at S:30p.m. Elections DANCE CLASSES absolute, Florida. Will pay expenses. for the Advisory Committee will The seminar, scheduled the Taft Hotel in New York. professional artists are follow. for spring break, is open to Tuition costs are placed at free. Modern and 353-0171. 5-3-8 giving their time gratis to conventional social dancing. all MSU students and may $75 with an estimated $100 meet with people after Instruction. All REQUESTING GIRL rider to be taken on a credit - in additional ages, Hillel will ofTer services at 6 expenses, performances. Most people LEARNING CENTER. Phoenix, Arizona. Leaving nocredit basis. p.m. today followed by dinner. including round trip air fare would never have this type Phone 432-7206, 1 5pm. March 15th. 337-1471. 3-3-6 - Talmud class will be held at "This program is an from Detroit Metropolitan of opportunity." 5-3-7 8:30 a.m. Saturday followed by extension of the kind of Airport. services at 9:30 a.m. field study program we TYPEWRITTEN REPRODUCTIONS - Those interested in a free support at JMC," Barbira Credits may be earned by resumes, theses, papers, noncredit Cobol programming Ward, asst. professor and poems — rendered promptly, DON'T FORGET blood come- course spring term can sign up coordinator for the seminar, before Monday in SIS fastidiously, reasonably. only from peopl. said. Professional donors Computer Center. 332-4493. 7-3-9 compensated. MICHIGAN "I've tried to set up a COMMUNITY BLOOD "Fresh Air" will play in the Typing Service variety of events, especially CENTER. 337-7183. Hours Hub from 8 to midnight tonight those not likely to appear in Monday, Thursday and in Gilchrist Hall. Detroit or Chicago," she Friday 9 - 4:30. Tuesday and The MSU Diplomacy said. "This trip will sample TYPING THESES and term Wednesday 1 2 - 6:30.C=3=9 Organization all the flavor of New York papers. Electric typewriter. weekly game at 9:30 tonight in the North Hubbard lounge. All City." "»^'oc3-2 -zzsz interested are invited. For the performing arts older for rational cooperative A new Free U class on The connoisseur, the seminar YOUNG LADY wheelchair living beginning this summer, Healing Art of Hands will be offers a diverse selection of bound, desires typing in Would hke peop|e who ^ held from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday in events from the various home. 2 years college the Union Green Room large comfortable house, plan artistic modes of expression. majoring in typing. Some t0 remain jn community at following Yoga. experience doing theses, few Off least a years, are - Broadway and resumes, correspondence, and interested in living general work. 489-0531. The MSU Mennonite experimental theater experience, not saving Fellowship will meet at 9:30 presentations are prime S"3"6 money. Call' 332 0331 7 - a.m. Sunday in 31 Union. features of the itinerary. midnight or weekends. X33-2 Visitors are welcome and there PROFESSIONAL TYPIST, Such titles as, "The Magin will be a program for children. electric typewriter. Located Show of Dr. Ma - gico" and close to MSU. Call 349-1773 pRE.MED STUDENT desires Women's Liberation will hold "Wedding Band" highlight evenings and weekends, or back packjng skiing a coffee house at 8 p.m. the schedule. 373-6726 weekdays. 0-2-3-2 Saturday at the Women's mountain climbing Center. All women are welcome. companions. Dave, 337-9367. EXPERIENCED IBM typing, 3"3"2 Gay Liberation will hold a Warmer theses, term papers, (Pica - business meeting at Elite) Call Fayann, 489-0358. Sunday in 33 Union. Everyi 7*3-9 YOUR GAL FRIDAY, "part is welcome. time, substitute secretary, proficient in office Wil Dupuis, Lansing attorney, PROFESSIONAL IBM management, construction, will speak on "The Legal Rights dissertation of Institutionalized Mental typing. MA apartment management and English degree. Marty North, 351-3487.7-3-9 related fields, receptionist, PBX or what have you. 351-3417. 3-3-2 also, Patients" at 7:30 p.m. Monday in 34 Union. All are welcome. Weather TWO PEOPLE need ride to Florida. Will share expenses. cTUDENT HELP to work in 482-2047, 351-0754. 4-3-6 STUDENT HELr to work in private home Monday and Friday mornings. Own ANN BROWN'S 23 years of transportation. Experienced Women's Liberation typing experience is still woman preferred. Call Mrs. meet at 7:30 p.m. available for all your typing Sunday Martin, 372-5570 evenings Women's Center. All needs. Call 349-0850. C-3-9 351-2323. 1-3-2 welcome. | Travel in Style with Personalized Shirts| from MEMBERS! THIS IS YOUR "FINAL NOTICE'' MSU BOOKSTORE I Annual Meeting Order yours from the Lobby Todayj 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 5 Credit Union Community Room Shop at MSU BOOK m EMPLOYEES ^UNIOjJ Open In the Cenl 7:30 to 5:30 of CampJ