Thursday The jungle . MICHIGAN TATE NEWS of men's minds often needs a Sunny... ... little weeding. --Rev. B. Horace White STATE and warmer with a high near UNIVERSITY 60. Increasing cloudiness and continued warm tomorrow. Vol. 62 Number 59 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 9, 1969 Area high school press EDITOR'S NOTE: State News Staff Writer has seen what approaches profanity, and our underground high school paper last year. Lansing High, due to the fact that Okemos Lansing's Eastern High School, while paper has been the fact that the David Bassett researched the following that occurred early last year in a newspaper has not had a regular student paper in students don't want to offend Dubbed the Achilles Heel, this paper is drawing from a less economically and anyone. article as part of a State News study on which did not have faculty supervision. "Most of our students come from somewhat more radical than its several years. culturally stable area than either East middle area high schools. Watch for articles on Carl White, faculty adviser of the East or lower-middle class families, and "establishment" counterpart. Lansing or Okemos, also noted few as a "For the past few years," Crane said, high school dress codes and further Lansing High School Trojan Trumpet, said White said that while the Trojan Trumpet problems of censorship in its student result, they are upward-motivated and examination of high school regulations in "this school had a paper with almost no anxious to conform," he added. the newspaper requires only that is written publications. primarily by, for and about faculty this Sunday's State News. "reasonable standards of quality and good supervision. It was printed Ironically, Eastern was the "straight" students, the Achilles Heel is scene of taste prevail," and that this standard has much more liberal in its editorial policy. infrequently and clandestinely, and extensive picketing earlier this week as Obscenity, an area of vociferous never been broached as far as he knows. contained a great many vulgarities. Hugh Spagnuolo, adviser of the Eastern students protested the controversy in many college newspapers, In the past, the latter paper has printed "As a result," he added, "we are now paper, said that his students have refrained alleged beating of a White also said that school student by Robert seems to have passed over the heads of high policy such things as two articles condemning a from the use of profanity in the past. Johnson, the school's prohibits students from printing that which trying to merely get the paper off the principal. school journalists in the East could encourage guest speaker from ROTC, liberal criticism ground. We have a very bright staff, and, in "We might permit them to print 'hell, "disruptive acts within the of the school's administrative policy and yes' 'damn sure' " Spagnuolo said, "but Lansing-Lansing-Okemos schools. school. time, they may become more radical or Several staff members of the Eastern While not totally absent from rough satires on the Vietnam war. and/or obscene. that is about the limit. I don't think the "Students may print anything which is paper added that they aren't concerned Okemos High School's newspaper "The kids parents would stand for much more than drafts, profanity never appears in high responsible and in good taste," White said. are allowed to draw their own with profanity in their school newspapers in this area. adviser, Frank Crane, also notes a definite that. publication. They East Lansing High School also became guidelines," Crane concluded, "and up to said rather that they absence of profanity. However, Okemos is this point have shown no indication that "However," he continued, "I think the hope to improve its Only one school, Okemos Senior High, the home of this area's only quality by the addition of items of cultural functioning in a much different situation from East they plan to use offensive words." greatest reason for the lack of obscenity in and world interest. Calif, students granted voice Autumn scenes concerned in tenure cases RIVERSIDE, CALIF. (AP) - Professors at the University of California at Riverside reacted with cautious approval -- and some with war, U' presidency reservations -- Wednesday to their chancellor's order that students have a voice in faculty promotions. The student evaluation policy, made public Wednesday, will apply to all nine Rally reveals Adams issues University of California campuses in the state. It 17,033 3-point policy was drawn up by university President Charles Hitch over the summer and specifies that a department chairman names must include "evaluations of the candidates solicited concerning the candidates' teaching effectiveness..." in any statement to a from students favor Adams on moratorium promotion committee considering a faculty member for There were 17,033 signatures supporting high rank or tenure. Acting President Adams issued a The new policy was disclosed in a speech Acting President Adams when students delivered their petitions to student three-point statement Wednesday by Riverside Chancellor Ivan Hinderaker. representatives of the All-University Search concerning the Oct. 15 moratorium to Previously few faculty members on any of discuss the war in Vietnam. the nine campuses knew about and Selectin Committee (AUSSC) at a rally it, but at The statement said that: Riverside, biochemistry professor Wednesday afternoon. The petitions, which have been -Faculty members wishing to suspend Randolph Wedding said, "I think it's fine." classes during the moratorium Hinderaker told students and faculty that circulating for 10 days, ask that Adams' may do so, but must notify students In advance all future faculty evaluations on the name be added to the list of AUSSC and candidates for the Tdiversity provide for make-up sessions or self-study 20,000-student campus will be based in presidency. The student petition drive assignments to cover the work scheduled part on student evaluations of a candidate's had more for that day. teaching. He directed academic signatures than there were voted in Choice departments to set up machinery for the '68, the mock college balloting for the U.S. - Students who wish to absent themselves evaluations. President last fall. from classes Oct. 15 may do so without Noting that he had suggested two years It had more signatures than Mayor penalty. ago that the departments initiate the same Gerald Graves of Lansing had votes to be Walter Adams -University facilities will be made policy on their own, he declared: "The available to student groups academic community has a reputation for being outspokenly liberal on political issues Support elected to that office. It had more than twice the participation that the ASMSU spring elections had. ASMSU and to faculty groups participate "in orderly discussions and certified by who wish to affecting other people. Yet we. in the academic community, have tended to be Students gather around ASMSU vice chairman, Beaumont Tower to hear Chuck Mostov, in the drama of making a president. John It was, according to Chuck Mostov, ASMSU board vice chairman, "the greatest Fervent peaceful expressions of conscience on Oct. 15" so long as activities do not interfere rigidly conservative on anything affecting Henderson, professor of economics, and Don Stevens, board of with the normal academic ourselves petition drive ever at MSU." processes. or the way we teach or the trustees "In doing so, the University chairman, spoke in favor of Adams for president. One trustee, a faculty member, a dean structure scholars." in which we function as State News photo by Bob Ivins and the ASMSU board chairman the petitions were turned over to Milke spoke as ot Adams that outrage the decision or civic to demonstrate recognizes dissent by peaceful means moral is a matter of personal conscience and Hudson, black student representative to Despite the damp ground and chilly individual discretion rather than a matter AUSSC, and Mike Geizer, undergraduate EXPECTS RUBELLA EPIDEMIC student representative. weather, about 400 people attended Wednesday's rally for Acting President of institutional fiat," Adams' statement said. Jack Bain, dean of the College of Adams at Beaumont Tower. Even a faithful Communication Arts, told the canine follower voiced his opinion (which Adams' statement came at the approximately 400 students at the rally sounded favorable) of the goings on. request of the Academic Council, which that the University "definitely needs an The crowd cheered loudly when ASMSU passed a illiken praises Adams, resolution similar to the statement academician" as its president. Vice Chairman Chuck Mostov announced that there were a greater number of Tuesday. "We now have a man who is such a The MSU American Assn. of person and will always be such a person signatures on the Adams petitions than the University Professors (AAUP) has also endorsed the even if you take the acting away from his number of votes that elected the present council action. title," Bain said. "Walter Adams has a mayor of Lansing. holds moratorium views (please turn to page 14) urn to page 14) "I think everyone in this state owes him The lawmakers are extremely hesitant to raise taxes with an election year coming a debt of gratitude for the job he has done," Milliken continued. "He has up, but Milliken added, "I do not think we Gov. Milliken Wednesday praised Acting can raise the money without demonstrated that he has gained the faith raising taxes." President Adams but did not actively He said that the toes of some sacred cows of students and faculty, and I think he endorse him to fill the position will be stepped on in the process. should be commended." permanently. "You can seldom move in any direction Milliken noted the Wednesday State He said he would not interfere in a without stepping on some toes. But you News editorial commended Adams for his matter that is a concern of the board of must move in that direction which is in the "wit and cool," and commented that he trustees, but, he added, "I would offer my public interest." certainly should be praised for that. observation that Dr. Adams has done a The state's chief executive also brought On another subject, Milliken said he has tremendous job in the time he has been in up the program to be instituted by the not taken a position on the Vietnam war office. Michigan Dept. of Public Health in moratorium, but said it "upholds the American tradition of dissent and protest. combating an expected epidemic of the "I find it difficult to urge that classes be German measles or rubella. The state is spending more than $1 shut down, but if the campuses do this, million for the vaccine alone to administer they should be rescheduled." At his press conference, Milliken also initially to kindergarten through third refused to indicate a preference for the grade students, in the hopes that they will not contract the disease and carry it to an successor to Ira Polley, who abruptly resigned Monday as State Superintendent expectant mother. of Public Instruction. Although some 80 per cent of child "They (the State Board of Education) bearing age women are immune to rubella, if those other 20 per cent succumb to the have gotten themselves into this unfortunate situation and they must get illness while in the early stages of themselves out," he said. pregnancy, the unborn child will likely be born abnormal. "I hope the man will be competent, but In a New York study concerning 344 it may not be easy to get one" for the job, he added. births where the mother had been ill, only 73 of the children were born normal. The governor also discussed financing of his educational reform measures, indicating By the cyclical nature of the disease, he would spell out specific proposals health officials are expecting an epidemic as large as that of 1964-65 when 29,000 Friday when he addresses the legislature. But he disagreed with Sen. Harry DeMaso, R-Battle Creek and chairman of cases were reported in Michigan. Already this year there are 4,000 reported cases, while only 1,900 were Snoopy, the Taxation and Veteran Affairs Flying around on an autumn afternoon is a breezy pleasure for Lawrence E Palmer-Ball Jr., as he . Committee, who said the money could be reported all last year. banks his double-winged 1942 Stearman over Clarksville, Ind. The open :ockpit of the World War raised for education if the tax loopholes 11 plane offers a nearly unobstructed v?<- William Milliken were plugged. Louisvi I le. of the Ohio River as it flows west, then south around (please turn to page 14) AP wireoh-*- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 9 1969 ^ NEWS Army scandal tops $1 million WASHINGTON (AP) - A senators, sergeants ysed pressure, clique of sergeants raked in more influence, kickbacks and payoffs another aspect of the continuing investigation. summed it up: "Here we find a company N„rvaP7 h j Hatrhpr d^e wniiam v ™ll,ldni =*■ Long Binh clubs were summary than $1 million in sales from a in the operation of the Maredem firm they formed to sell goods Corp. to the Army clubs they Meanwhile, the Army revoked After nearly three hours of complicated testimony Bellino, a certified public by formed by four master sergeants who have been together from 'g beymour Lazar. Bellino said the firm made a cheating..." Bellino said. He introduced letters from A capsule summary of the day's events from Augsburg to Ft. Benning to $131,761 profit for its first 11 suppliers which he said he our wire services. managed, a Senate investigator its award of the Distinguished accountant, on the operations of Vietnam » wherever the action months of operations, interpreted as describing testified Wednesday. Service Medal to Maj. Gen. Carl the Maredem Corp., Sen. kickbacks for the privilege of Carmine S. Bellino told C. Turner, a central figure in Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., He said that on Jan. 25,1968, "They deal with themselves, selling goods to the clubs. aredem deposited a pay themselves and rake in the He quoted one supplier profit for themselves. $13,415.86 check from the club _ who, broke with Maredem as . which giving "Then they brazenly go ahead ^ ^ Poll ey by Higdon ~ for this explanation: 'I got the Mafia and steal a 20-ton freezer """ payment of a 20-ton walk-in treatment. They all want s successor "I think everyone in this state belonging to the U.S. Army and a freezer. rakeoff." owes him fActing President pay the money they got for it to Adams) a debt of gratitude their own company. Bellino said some Maredem . "It becomes But, he said, the freezer was (he) has done a tremendous job obvious,'' stock was held by William O. be discussed during the time he has been in Ribicoff continued, "that the °.wnei. Mm; election. Already there is word that water it down by suggesting slight following our junket to interview >ou, 13 of those legislatures are going to modifications of the present system your name has been permanently placed in limbo. Don't call us; we'll call you." block confirmation of the plan. or proposing proportional-vote or Sadly enough, no one really seems to However, the entire picture could congressional district plans must be know what we are mi<; r if ;< bii > change if the Senate votes as discarded. 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Kennedy said the lar passtimes at MSU Safeguard ABM complex to car he was driving went off the include archery, observ¬ defend Minuteman missile silos side of a narrow bridge and in the Grand Forks, N. D..area. ing of sidewalks and s jck- plunged into the water. Kennedy Formal approval of one of i rig of thumbs. Walk ercaped but Miss Kopechne was several tentative sites to be trapped in the car. around, open your eyes, examined will be withheld until you'll see a little bit of Hanify argued for a full hour Congress completes action on of the two-hour hearing before everything. the 1970 defense appropriation, State Photos the Pentagon said. recision GIVE UP Poetry contests offer Imports 'specializing in finer You can't find than Oades. 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Phone 351-7562 MITCH RYDER Fri. & Sat. • OPENING SOON AT MERIDIAN MALL Thursday, October 9, 1969 Yoga art brings relaxation ^ it's ua what's wnmaA ^ through exercise sessions passers-by stopped at the Mi During the week, early exercises, is a collection of doorway, either to crack a joke morning "pre-work" sessions are asanas, the "postures" or or to observe. held in the Green Room on exercises designed to release Across the hall from Tuesday Green A n Within the Union's Green Splash Synchronized archaeology film, night's meeting of the Dev Monday, Wednesday and Friday. pent-up tensions, build up the Swimming will hold swim clinics "4-Butte-l," will be shown at Sharma Yoga Group's advanced Room, however, a peaceful The general atmosphere at the body and increase control at 7 tonight in the Officers 7:30 tonight in the Museum silence reigned in contrast. session, a girl's choir sang meetings is like a sigh of relief. over emotions. Green Splash. Auditorium. The yoga group meets Members and interested First, the group goes through a typical girl's choir songs - slightly off key. Occasional formally and informally six days non-members hurry in from series of breathing exercises to The Council on Adoptable a week in the Union to practice Children will meet at 8 their busy days and get maximize lung capacity. Next, it tonight the "ancient Indian system of in the social hall of the First In Foreign Films comfortable. runs through a number of psychotherapy" called hatha One middle-aged woman sat warm-up postures to tone the Presbyterian Church, 211 N. Chestnut, Lansing. For further yoga, first developed over 4,000 down, took her shoes off and muscles and "massage the body The Student Education Corp. information, please call Mrs. will continue years ago. put on bedroom slippers. from the inside." Ronald O'Neill, 337-1157, or accepting Clint Lockert, a librarian in A young man came in for the From there the group moves volunteer applications through 5 Mrs. Mark Latterman, 482-7579. the Center for International first time - he had practiced on to more difficult postures, p.m. Friday, Oct. 10. Because of the overwhelming number of Affairs, is the group's leader and yoga over the summer in San Lockert said. MSU Cine Series will present 132-2814. instructor. On Saturday he gives Francisco and sat cross-legged Alfred Hitchcock's requests, we need more - Yoga is not "stratified" by volunteers. If you have a half detailed instruction to a group on the floor. distinct levels, like the belts of "Spellbound," starrying Gregory day free, week, you could FRIDAY 7?oo P.M. of beginners, Tuesday he Another stripped down to judo. Hie emphasis is on Peck and Ingrid Bergman, at 7 and 9:30 tonight in 101 N. once a be tutoring or otherwise assisting Feature 7:40-9:45 provides minimal guidance to bathing trunks and a T-shirt. individual achievement. Kedzie. Admission is 50 teachers and students in area cents. the advanced group and Lockert enjoys telling the "After each posture, we go No ID's schools. Transportation is are required. This motion picture is the Thursday he joins the group for traditional practice sessions. story of how his group got into a period of relaxation," started. Lockert said. "At the end of the Far-reaching implications provided. For information, call 353-4402 or further story of a kind of woman "A group of us were in a It is said that a man's reach should exceed his The Beal Film Group will come to 26 Student Serivces. evening, we all leave more present "Tomb of Ligea" at 7 you may not have known smoker's clinic at Sparrow relaxed than we came, even grasp. These yoga practitioners apply this thought and 9 tonight in 100 Engineering even existed Because of Hospital about three years ago," though we've been exercising for on a more physical level at a session in the Union. Bldg. Admission is 50 cents. No Free University will hold first, the unusual nature of the GO GREEK he said. "We were the addicts three and four packs a day." -- over two hours." State News photo by Mike Beasley ID's are required. meetings of the following classes tonight as follows: title, we suggest you call After the group had "kicked The Union Board will hold a Oriental Philosophy and for the title, Greek Food the habit," they felt so good FOR BRAHMS LOVERS ONLY free campus film festival at 7 Religion--8 D.m. in 111 Bessey that they wanted to start an and 9 tonight in 109 Hall. Charles Hoagland. then check your dictionary Every Saturday Evening Anthony. Peace--7 p.m. 310 Bessey, Tom Broiled Steaks and Dim exercise group. A woman Eight award-winning films will for the full meaning so that you will not be Favorites Sightly Lockert knew who had an interest in ballet offered to teach the group "traditional Western Album classical grey be shown. Student Duplicate Bridge Club Moore. G r o Dynamics--Sensitivity--7 Steffanoff u p.m. p in surprised by the Zorba Night calisthenics". She did, until she Lounge, Student orchestrated later that year by will sponsor a duplicate Services Bldg., with BUI Oct. 25th bridge sophisticated subject All Greek Menu became pregnant and was RECORD REVIEW: Columbia the composer. tournament at 8 tonight in Szafarezyk. ordered by her physician to stop Masterworks (Stereo) MS 7298. Snyder Community Life Style--7 p.m. matter of this film The Handel variations are from Hall cafeteria. Master Strolling Musicians the points will be awarded. at Wesley Foundation, 119 S. Eugene Ormandy, conductor, earlier 489-1196 an period; Brahms Harrison, with Sue Russel. Lockert, meanwhile, had been The Philadelphia Orchestra; For Reservations composed them in 1861. His taking instruction yoga from a Brahms: "Variations on a Theme work editor of as Handel's The UCM Educational Reform colleague of his, Dev Sharma, for by Haydn," Op. 56a and about six months. Sharma was "Variations on a Theme complete works kept him Cadre will hold a Free University The Squash Club will meet at by immersed in the 18th Century class in Educational Reform at 5 about to return to India. Handel," Op. 24. today in 303 Men's I.M. musical era. The melody is from 7:30 tonight in Snyder Hall Lockert said, and wanted to Everyone welcome. Handel's second lower lounge. Problems and book of "give something to America in A grey album cover introduces defects in American educational The Women's Varsity Swim return for being so good to what is harpsichord suites. essentially a grey system, their social effects and Team will practice from 5 to 6 There is a bit more variety in him." He asked Lockert to teach recording of Brahms' the kinds of analysis and action greyish the Handel variations, more of today in the Women's I.M. pool. the group yoga. "Variations on a Theme by coming out of the National All coeds are welcome to the lyrical in Brahms' Education Reform Movement Since then, the group has met Haydn," practice of these days. Opus 56a and orchestration. Again, Ormandy's will be considered. Discussion any regularly - Lockert estimates his "Variations on a Theme by will focus primarily on the need Michigan Basin Geological orchestral rendering allows mailing list at 100 "interested, Handel," Opus 24. Society will meet at 7:30 Brahms, the classical technician, for change in University active yoga enthusiasts." It is an album for ardent and tonight in 116 Natural Science. toward to dominate education and developing Attendance at the sessions a monotony which is Brahms, the Lewis G. Weeks will speak on unquestioning lovers of Brahms; emphasized, rather than relieved inspired romantic. Brass and alternatives to present forms of "Oil Exploration in Australia." usually runs at five for the others may find it good education. Weeks is American Assn by Ormandy's interpretation. woodwinds are well directed in on an morning sessions and 15-20 for background music for a greyish of Petroleum the The album is engineered in the Handel variations. The Geologists Tuesday, Thursday and afternoon. Distinguished Lecturer Tour, Saturday groups. pleasing-but-not thrilling stereo. strings are either ignored or The St. John Student Parish RESTAURANT & Hatha yoga, the yoga The rigidity of the classical of theme-and-variations form tends Eugene Ormandy's neat, regimented. will present ' Race Rebellion and visiting several university and geological society groups in the orderly conducting suits the The characterization of TIFFANY LOUNGE Haydn variations. The music's Brahms as "musical reactionary" Response" by Dr. T. Harry McKinney from 7 to 8 tonight. United States. Downtown Lansing SERGIO MEHDESI formality does not lend itself to freedom of interpretation, and seems justified if this album is taken as representative. It would Also a Social Action Workshop with Bernard Offerman from 9 MSU Ameteur Radio Club will meet at 7:30 tonight in 339 * ENDS TONIGHT! 489-1196 116 E. Michigan BRASH '66 Ormandy takes none. The Philadelphia orchestra is be more correct, I think, to call Ormandy musically reactionary. to 10 p.m. Both events will be held in the Cardinal Room, St. Engineering Bldg. "Bullitt" and FREE PARKING SUNDAY, OCT. 26th competent but uninspired. His musical leadership seems John Student Parish. "Bonnie and Clyde" 7:30 P.M. The Haydn variations were Campus Action will meet at always competent, occasionally 8:30 tonight in 34 Union. Loren MASONIC AUD. originally composed in 1873 for inspired, seldom, if ever, Delta Phi Epsilon, honorary Cunningham, leader of Youth p tanos and reaching toward the avant-garde. and professional fraternity for with a mission, will speak on $5.50. $4.50. $3.50 men interested in international "Why War? MAIL ORDERS ONLY: ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ relations, foreign trade, and the foreigh service, will hold their Critical "U," Free 'U,' UCM On Campus Films Masonic Box Office!* 500* Temple, open rush at 7:30 tonight in 33 Educational Reform will hold a Beal Film Group presents Tonight only Union. Dr. Edward Azar, asst. discussion group from 7 to 11 " y^ professor of political science, tonight in 31 Union. The best of the Vincent Price (star) , will speak on "Cooperation and ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★A Roger Corman (director), Edgar Allen Competition: The Soviet Union and the United States in the j WELLS HALL FILMS Poe Horror Film yL Mediterranean." persons are invited All to interested attend. MSU Cine Series * Tomb Of Ligea I n t e r- V a rsity Christian conversational interested, call English. the English If BEAL FILM GROUP Fellowship will meet at 9 Language Center, 3-0802. tonight on East Campus: Presents P resents yL. 7 and 9 100 Engineering 50c no ID Fri-Sat. McDonel Kiva; West Campus: Life Upside Down, Long Days Journey Into Night 102 Wonders. TTie topic will be Lubavith Jewish Youth Center Katherine Hepburn & COLOSSAL! rides, call will hold a religious service and kosher dinnger, followed by ^fime^Aagt talk and discussion at 6 p.m. a Sir Ralph Richardson Friday at 146 Haslett, E. in Lansing. Yaakov Gets, Lubavitcher Hasid, graduate student in psychology at the A University of Windson, will speak on "Hasidism and Modern Man." All Jewish students and LONG faculty members welcome. DAY'S Man and Nature bookstore will hold a sale of paperback books JOURNEY from 9 to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday of next week in 326 Student Services Bldg. INTO NIGHT University Theatre from The Performing Arts Eugene O'Neal's award winning Company autobiographical presents play Who's Afraid Of Rm 106B 50c No ID's Required Virginia Woolf? Shown at Edward Albee's prize winning 7 & 9:30 tragi-comedy. Dramatic dynamite!! 8:00 pm -Oct 21-26 Beal Art Film Series Presents -Fairchild Theatre- ^ A Study of a man who cannot Tickets $2.00 Available by mail now ^ adapt to our modern World Or at Box Office starting Oct. 13 * LIFE DdSlOE DOWN Season Coupon books still available Rm 104B 75c No ID's Require# 7 plays, 1 dance concert, 7 films Shown at 7, 8:40 10:20 , plus special extras. All for only $8.00 Save $10.25 over door admission *★★★★★★★*★★★★★★★★ prices Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, 0 Dl-i.:-8 United Artists From 1:30 P.M. 2001 terms and five Candidates for president are Hubert C. Hill, Gene V. Taylor, committee members. negotiating Feature at 1:35-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 P.M. a space odyssey Darrell DeFay and Walter Allen. Wayne Mason, Albert 20th CENTU^FO) ■ f NTS VanDouser and Joe Davis are running for vice president, with Darwin Parks, Betty Mason and PAUL LAWMAN Louis S. Ross are seeking the recording secretary' post. R06£e REDFORD Nurse to discuss KATHABJNEROSSr. BOTCH CASSI0V AND pesticide hazards THE SUNDANCE KID and Calif, growers Marian Moses, a registered nurse from grape-growing Delano, Calif., will speak at 4:15 today at the Union on the hazards of pesticides used by the growers. KAREN BETH sings, Miss Moses is trying to bring public pressure against the lives, writes of today growers to make them quit using with deep conviction. MSU Lecture - Concert Series pesticides, which are allegedly All she asks is lor you ineffective on harmful insects to share her joys... presents and poisonous for the fruit handlers and consumers. THE JOYS OF LIFE. She maintains that neither the the "A REMARKABLE MUSICAL HIT." growers nor federal Incredible New -LIFE MAG. government are regulating use of harmful pesticides, so public DAVID MERRICK presents pressure is the only alternative for bringing the situation under control. PHIL MIMI FORD HINES •" I DOM DO! ** dly. es by TOM JONES M c HARVEY SCHMIDT Based on "The Fourposter" by Jan dc Hartog GOWER CHAMPION Not that it matters.bot most of it is true. Oct. 18, 8:00 p.m. SPECIAL - Thurs., Oct. 9 Jenison Field House Series A - Fri., Oct. 10 A GEORGE ROY HILL-PAUL MONASH PRODUCTION T ickets: Reserved Seats $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 CoStarring STROTHER MARTIN JEFF COREY HENRY JONES rachel. MSU Students: $1.00 with At: Campbell's, Executive Producer: PAUL MONASH, Produced by JOHN FOREMAN rachel validated |.D. Marshall's, Union Directed by GEORGE ROY HILL, Written by WILLIAM GOLDMAN Music Composed and Conducted by BURT BACHARACH, A NEWMAN-FOREMAN 75C TONIGHT PRESENTATION AMES KATE ESTELLE DONALD GERALOtNE BRODY HALL UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 8:15 P.M. Presented by: PANAVISIQN® COLOR BY DELUXE BoBT a*CK»RACH S -fa.ndrops Hetp FaHm On M, Heaf u tuna b» B JTi^n ISON HARRING10N RflRSONS g» MOfIA1 flHMD 7 — ws STUDENTS & FACULTY only, I.D.'s Required Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office Union Building ASMSU I WW I SuflflM^T^D|^TURE^itncM ( Thursday, October 9, 1969 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Hogan, Kern By MIKE MANLEY in Columbus. Hogan, a 6 foot 3 inches, 220 difficult for renew a _ linebacker who ^as to protect against the "We game a should year old friendship have won ago," he said the game in Ohio. I'd really like to beat them." asked Daugherty after Dame beat the Spartans, 42-28, Notre State News Sports Writer pound junior linebacker from an(j fj,e pass. shaking his head at the thought. Spartan fans will be waiting was if he was surprised by Ara Mike Hogan's friendship with Dayton, will have his hands full 'The linebackers a kind of "In the first half we tried all for the first time big No. 66 (Parseghian) coming out Ohio State quarterback Rex all afte *u~ caught in the middle of sorts of fancy formations and collides with Mr. Kern on an end throwing the way he did. kern goes back to their high scrambling, magician-like antics everything," Hogan said. "The variations and none of them sweep. The way Hogan unloads on ball carriers it should be "I didn't see Ara throwing school days when they played of Kern. linemen have the run and the worked. quite anything," Duffy replied, "but Ohio "Rex does everything," Hogan backs have the pass but our first "But in the second half, we a meeting for the two old that kid Theismann certainly did .said. "He is such a great ball responsibility as linebackers is to went out and just played good friends. i great job.' This Saturday that friendship handler that you never really guard against the run. If we see a hard football and almost beat SPARTAN NOTES: Duffy Daugherty got a call from a Gordie Bowdell, who caught 5 comes to a temporary halt when know where the ball is." pass coming, we've gotta get them." MSU tangles with the Buckeyes This makes it especially back our ZOne. It's a tough The Spartans are still having — Chicago writer Wednesday who Passes for 119 yards at Notre job. nightmares about the game, gave the MSU coach a piece of Dame, was named Spartan of the This will be an anniversary of Ohio State won it, 25-20, but interesting information. The Week. It's been an uphill battle I. M. football season sorts for Hogan. Last year, when not until MSU had given the ball Rich Saul was injured in the away several times inside the Spartans had just been installed f°r Gordie, who just wandered as three touchdown underdogs out for practice as a freshman OSU game, Hogan took over at Buckeye 10 yard line. against OSU. "walk-on", three years ago and starts with 96 games linebacker full time and hasn't been to the bench since. "We worked real hard practice and I imagine we'll be in in When asked if it might be a made the team. He's the fastest good omen to go into the game receiver on the squad outside of The 1969 Intramural football controlled by As a sophomore, the rugged for more of the same today," as the underdog, Daugherty sprinter Herb Washington, and vasnn be * EAST CAMPUS FIELDS Wheel balancing * Steering Field 5 28 Concerned Record 6:00 Satans-Sialag 17 LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center 6:45 Akeg-Akcelsior Hospiciano-Horroi Setutes-Snark Artists Join In Creating A 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 Abel-Aborigines WE'RE LOOKING Love Among The Stars FOR PEOPLE! Zales OPENING SOON! Constellation IN THE MERIDIAN MALL WHATTO EXPECT Frankly, we don't plan on selling more than a couple of thousand copies of Rec¬ POSITIONS AVAILABLE Diamond ord Show Mostly because this offer sounds too good to be true. And we know that naturally suspicious people will prob- ** this ad by FULL OR PART TIME Which is really a shame. 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GRAND RIVER nothing without your love. be encouraged to pick up more of wha: J.C.I. your two bucks. you hear at regular retail prices) can get MERIDIAN MALL Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 9, 1969 9 SPORTS NO COMPLACENCY .Cards receive Richie Allen No. 1-ranked Bucks in 7-player deal with Phils who have no weaknesses will traded St. The big men acquired by the win? was to Louis and outfielder Bvron Browne to Wednesday in a seven-player deal Phils in the deal were outfielder ^ pfcju while infielder Cookie By GARY WALKOWICZ explosiveness. The Buckeye Zelina, usually operates out of a ™u, the Executive Sports Editor signal-caller has ran 30 times for wingback or slotback position .KM** Phillies, am Mood and cateherT.m and Cardinals General Manager MeCarver, but Flood said, "I (6.J3) go to St Louis 217 yards and passed 31 times and has run only four times, With 18 of its 22 startirs of Bing Devine predicted the have decided to retire from The transaction was marred by for 238 yards. gaining 29 yards. Zelina is the last season back, only 27-year-old bad boy of baseball organ.zed baseball. Flood's announcement Buckeyes' No. 2 pass receiver through complacency could have with 4 catches for 72 yards. a spokesman: "Under the prevented Ohio State's circumstances, I have decided to defending national champions Split end Bruce Jankowski is retire from organized baseball, from rampaging through another effective today, and remain in Kern's favorite target, with seven "collegiate football season and, receptions for 96 yards and one St. Louis where I can devote full unfortunately, the Buckeyes touchdown. time to my business interests. In appear more intense than ever in addition, with my playing days 1969. Tight end, Jan White has nearing an end due to physical Even excellent speed and has 3 considerations alone, I've had to considering the relative weakness of the Buckeyes' first catches for 41 yards. think of my own and my two opponents, Texas Christian children's future. If I were The Buckeyes offense is and Washington, Ohio State's ball-control oriented younger, I certainly would enjoy and has start hasn't given contenders for been playing for Philadelphia." OSU's national title any reason quite successful at it this Allen made no secret of the season, running off 187 plays in for optimism. fact he wished to be traded by two games to 135 plays for their Woody Hayes' charges have the Phillies because of his opponents. treatment by the "Boodbirds" in outscored their first two foes by a combined score of 103-14. Connie Mack Stadium. The Leading the defense is "Richie hoped to go to the Bucks have outgained roverback Jack Tatum, the top their opponents by more than a athlete on the entire team and Mets," the adviser said. "But, 2-1 (1,067-524) margin in total one of the best in the nation. you can't pick your team. He offense and by a 52-30 tally in can get settled down now and first downs. When discussing Tatum, your play some ball." This is You cant even find any basis first inclination is to compare Vaughn Ryan, WVIC radio Personal¬ for a charge that Woody has him against MSU's great been running up the scores in roverback of three years ago, ity. He thinks he can order to insure a continuation of Jack Tatum George Webster. eat more of this thing Ohio State's No. 1 ranking. than "He has a lot of the same anybody else, m The Buckeyes already have had 11 different players attempt The most interesting battle qualities as Webster," Daugherty a run, 11 players catch at least during OSU's spring practice was said. "He could have been a the contest between incumbent great offensive player, but one pass and all three of their Jim Otis and challenger John Woodv needed him more on quarterbacks have thrown at least seven passes in the first two Brockington. defense." Woody finally decided he games. Linebacker Mike Radtke, who couldn't keep either of them out Heavy substitution doesn't of the personally destroyed MSU's starting lineup and moved appreciably slow down the chances in last year's game with Brockington to left halfback. Buckeye onslaught because of the great depth and talent After two games Otis has two Bill fumble-causing tackles of & gained 232 yards for a 4.9 Triplett, has lost his starting Woody has behind his starters. post to sophomore Phil average, while Brockington has Offensively, the Buckeyes rely 110 Strickland - another indication more on a ground attack than yards for a 5.2 average. of the Buckeyes' great depth. The other starting back, Larry moving through the air, gaining 692 rushing yards and 375 passing yards In two games. Cookie Rojas The hub of Ohio State's attack, of course, is the running and passing of quarterback Rex Hepatitis outbreak For tif)/) inn anil frosting . . . Kern. Kern has given equal time to over at Holy Cross Make your both sides of his offensive WORCHESTER, MASS. (UPI) — The source of an outbreak of Holiday Travel hepatitis which sidelined the entire Holy Cross varsity football Reservations Co Its unlo team and wiped out the last eight games on the 1969 schedule, may have disappeared, doctors said Tuesday. rebellious LB Officials said blood tests on another 90 persons at the Florence Hair Salon NOW! Jesuit-run college of 2,300 showed no signs of the liver infection which struck the entire team, including coaching staff, managers, 209 Abbott Road Call College Travel BALTIMORE (UPI) - The (above State Bank Building) trainer and director of sports information. Baltimore Colts, reeling from 332-4314 351-6010 two losses and an unimpressive Included in the latest blood check were members of the freshman football team, basketball and rugby teams, plus victory in three games, were forced to unload coaches, trainers and groundskeepers at the isolated football promising young linebacker Ron Porter practice field atop Mount St. James, where the college is located. Show biz? Ad biz? Wednesday after he was kicked City health officials said the source of the outbreak may have off the team by Coach Don vanished. Shula. "It is possible the infection was only present in the early days The Colts traded the of varsity football practice," said Dr. Arnold Gurwitz, head of the Worcester Health Dept. "Members of the team who used the field 24-year-old backup linebacker to the Philadelphia Eagles for an later did not contract anything." Aerospace? undisclosed draft choice after Officials said it appeared the infection, which takes four to six Shula ordered him off the team weeks to appear, stemmed from a connector on a pipeline feeding for the water bubbler at the practice field, which is removed from the arguing with Coach John Sandusky. hillside campus. A CPA can be OurpilL Does it really If you've ever resorted to NoDoz' at 4 a.m. work7 NoDoz when you can | [ caffeine in i in all of them You don't have to play Hamlet to be in show business. Or write hot copy to be in the ad business. Or design moon rockets to be in aerospace. The CPA has become in virtually every type of enterprise. Why? Because financial and busi¬ a key man ft. This is long, a Hobie's 6- 18 lb. sub¬ marine sandwich. will be the victim of a test sandwich-eating con¬ this Sunday at 4 It the night before an exam, you've probably cup of coffee? ness affairs require keen minds to p.m. at Hobie's. Vaughn been disappointed. Very simple. You take NoDoz all at come up with new concepts in fact- will start at one end. NoDoz, after all, is no substitute for once instead of sipping coffee for 10 min¬ On the other end could utes. And if you take two NoDoz tablets, gathering, problem-solving and com¬ sleep. Neither is anything else we can be you, or any repre¬ think of. the recommended dosage, you get twice municating economic information. What NoDoz is is a very strong stim¬ the caffeine in a cup of coffee. So if problems intrigue you, and sentative of your dorm floor. If you eat more ulant. In fact, NoDoz has the strongest Two tablets—isn't that likely to be if you have an aptitude for imagina¬ than Vaughn we'll give stimulant you can buy without a prescri p- habit forming? Definitely not. NoDoz is tive, concentrated thinking, you might you a free, 6-foot sub tion. completely non-habit forming. make a good CPA. for your floor. Caffeine. Which means it's safe to take What's so strong about that? whether you're cramming at night. Or You might work in a public ac¬ counting firm, in industry, education Hobie's If we may cite The Pharmacological about to walk into an 8 o'clock class. Or Basis of Therapeutics: Caffeine is a driving somewhere (even though you're or government. Or you may even de¬ powerful central nervous stimulant. Caf¬ rested) and the monotony of the road cide to open a firm of your own. feine excites all portions of the central makes you drowsy. What other profession offers so Come in to Hobie's nervous system. Caffeine stimulates all One last thing you should know about NoDoz. It now comes in two forms. many diverse opportunities? and register your dorm portions of the cortex, but its main action floor before Sunday. is on the psychic and sensory functions. Those familiar white pills you take with Talk with your faculty adviser. He water. And a chewable tablet called You are entitled to a It produces a more rapid and clearer flow can tell you about the courses you of thought apd allays drowsiness and NoDoz Action Aids It tastes like a choc¬ can take to earn rep., plus one substi¬ your CPA certificate . olate mint, but it does everything tute. fatigue. After taking caffeine, one is ca¬ regular soon after graduation. Or you might pable of more sustained intellectual ef¬ NoDoz does. want to do fort and a more perfect association of And if you've managed graduate work. Hobiels i ideas. There is also a keener apprecia¬ to stay awake this We've prepared a special booklet tion of sensory stimuli. long, you know that tells the whole CPA story. We'll Very interesting. But why take that's quite a lot. be glad to send it to you. 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Best offer. 1 day S 1.50 5 p.m. 3-10/9 Best offer. 355-6021. 2-10/10 HARRIMAN VW INC. 6135 W. Slingerland Krupa four piece drum 15ndaj4^ $350 HALSTEAD 351-7910 Mgt. Co. STEREO UNCLAIMED freight four camper. 1 year equipped. Price $2,000. 669-9750. old, fully proudly present their masterpiece—the ie E PRINTS FROM KODACOLOR FILM left. 4-speed changer, solid state 3-10/10 6-cylinder series. A car designed to cruise all Dec. 19 - Jan 3 2 BEDROOM furnished. 1st floor. system, pay $9.70 per month for day at 120 mph.. a car that combines racing 17c 211 East North, 485-4917, 372-4747. 3-10/10 Lansing. $130. 10 months or $89.40 cash. See at 1915 East Michigan. 3-10/12 1964 ACTIVE, 10x50. New furnace, air conditioned. Call 699-2588, car performance and maneuverability with after 5:30. 3-10/10 every nuance of a luxury sedan's floating For Further Why Pay More? ONE GIRL needed for 3 man UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar : smoothness. Nothing but the feel of this car in your own hands can fully acquaint you Information CalI 126 127 620(12) " QQ apartmei.t in Lansing. 12 minutes from campus. $61. Month. Car stools, chest-of-drawers night stands, bookcases SCHULT 12x50 1 968. Immediate occupancy. $3,950. Call 882-2118 with the BMW personalityCome in today. KODACOLOR 8 MM ROLL 00 needed. 882-0897. 5-10/13 prefinished picture frames and after 4 p.m. 3-10/12 more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 _l_ REGULAR OR SUPER 8 - - Tom Price . apartment, furnished. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C LOSt& FOUnd 882-1369 AND MINU KODACHROME NUUALnKUMt CU 20 EX.LA. SLIDES 0 I Close to campus. 351-0903 or 351-7880. C-10/9 FENDER JAGUAR guitar. Best LOST: VICINITY of campus-black State offer. Call wal,et and brown prescription (yu&lweiA reasonable Russ, Sue Eckles 351-2065. X4-10/10 sunglasses (wires). Needed Drug CAPITOL VILLA urgently. Reward. 372-7324. 351-5333 SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! 2-10/9 1 105 E. Grand River at GUNSON WALGREEN Brand APARTMENTS new portables--$49.95, 7777777777. .7 • Ed 2-2011 AGENCY $5.00 per month. Large selection AL™ P?I -fjf* T,, Bill Kropf Married, post-grads,and sen¬ of reconditioned used machines. of $5,00 353-1175. 3-10/10 BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS Singers, Whites, Necchis, New _77I 1 7.. iors, 1 and 2 bedroom apart¬ . • ■ 882-1369 Home and "Many Others," $19.95 L0^T: BLACK bitten vicinity ments. From $150-$ 165. Near Gunson and Beech. Phone Phil Gordon Studentours of Campus. For information call to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 353-8380. Evenings. 3-10/10 big. 1115 North Washington, ~ 332-5330. . 2924 E. Grand River 489-6448 C-10/9 LOST: GRAY and black striped cat. Laising 484-2551 Grosse Pointe Bailey and Ann streets. 351-6806. EAST LANSING-Lansing Like your CASSETTES AT big savings. 3-10/10 own fine home. New deluxe Michigan made, top quality. Place Your Includes mailer box, labels. LOST: CLASS ring, dark green stone. Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. Postpaid. C-60, $1.49 each or 5 Fraternity letters encrusted, Colored appliances. for $6.50. C-90, $1.95 each or 5 Reward. 337-7691. 3-10/10 PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD Air-conditioning. Security locks. Parking. Beautifully maintained. Select clientele. Lease. Call for $8.50. Write: Cassettes, 23434 Industrial Park Farmington, 48024. 4-10/12 Court, FOUND Street, : BLACK Cat East near Orchard Lansing. Call Today . . , Just clip, complete, mail. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O 351-5457.3-10/12 ORGAN 1969 Hammond Spinet. STATE NEWS will bill you later. J-343, $800. Call 393-1450 before B .1 " erSOnCU -/ ) J Name Student / Apartments Apar 5 p.m.; after 6 p.m. 882-4836, ask for Cindy. 6-10/14 FREE A Complete house. 6 people. ... thrilling hour of beauty. \ yVc / Address Completely furnished. All utilities SAXAPHONE, ALTO, gold. A-1 For appointment, call 484-4519. paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. C condition, with extras. Paid over MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS City Zip Code $350, make offer. 485-4133. STUDIO. 1600 East Michigan. Phone Student No. 3RD STUDENT needed for beautiful 3-10/10 C-10/9 6 bedroom brick lake front home Big rooms, big closets, big features, little price. That's Lake Lansing. 1 % acre grounds, Consecutive Date* tn P.m North Pointe. Swimming pool. Air conditioning. Carpet. on BIRTHDAY CAKES -7"-$3.64. 3 car garage, fireplace, 2 baths. CRAZY"C" Draft clause. 8"-$4.18, 9"-$5.20. Delivered. Headlna Apartments for 2-3-4-5 persons from $70. 485-4714. 2-10/10 KWAST BAKERIES, 484-1317. RIDING STABLE $55/month/person. Call the J.R. Culver Company today. C-10/9 Print Ad Here* SOUTH SIDE private home. HA-YRIDES, horse-drawn CLARINET, BUNDY. Excellent Furnished. Will accommodate 5 sleighrides, boarding, lessons. condition. $80. Call ED 2-1162. students. $1&week each, utilities 5-10/12 Group rates on riding. 4 miles paid. Lots of parking. 485-5227. itheast of Masi 4-10/12 676-5548 NEW RANGE hood with fan and Peanuts Pe rsonals must be placed in person. lights, bronze tone, $25. Call HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or 655-2727 days for appointment. PILLOWCAYSE-BACK again. $175. engaged? Tell it to the world with 5-10/12 anytime, anywhere. Fraternities. 10 Words or Less: i day - $1.50 3 days - $4.00 5 days - $6.50 an announcement in WHO'S Call Jackie, 351-2184. 5-10/14 15£ per word 40£ per word 65£ per word WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. Over 10 Words Add; Room 245 Student Services. NEW MOPAR Car radios for sale. □ □ □ $90 value for $25. 351 '.OSO. call late. 5-10/12 Michigan State News HOUSE ROOMS, efficiency CASH LOANED on merchandise or t Mail to: apartments across from campus. 12 STRING guitar with case. Good will buy out right. Ruhf's Feed 347 Student Services Bldg. 217 Ann St, - next to Min-A - Mart Reasonable rates. 332-2462. condition. Reasonable price. Store. 5200 South Logan. MSU East Lansing, Mich. 351-8862 3-10/10 353-0343, Karen. 5-10/12 882-2121.5-10/14 14 Michigan .State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 9, 1969 P ersonal Service Wanted WANTED Linda BADLY, ticket coupons to G. at 351-3010. S-5-10/14 two student UM-MSU game. 355-8252 or GUITAR TV 3-10/9 LESSONS: L» by ear. Most any sty AND stereo repa. uickly -9770. *vice. BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 for all positive. A negative, B negative and AB negative, O negative, $12. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, $10.00. MICHIGAN Rally reveals petitions interest to the committee by (continued from page one) Chairman Don Stevens was dedication, wisdom and ability." Adams has done a fine job and reasonable r"*. Call 507% East Grand River, East NOW OPENED-LANSING SOUND Fast students, faculty and all others STUDIOS. Professional 4-track Randy at 351-8939. 3-10/10 Lansing. Above the new Campus commitment not Oily to this present and said he intends to Two other trustees sent during his interim period and who are interested in MSU," recording. Commercial, pop, Book Store, hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 institution, but also to the comply with the procedures of statements to be read in their would like very much to see his re-establishmeift of the AUSSC. absence at the rally. name on the final list," he said. Knisely said. industrial. 4806 South Logan. p.m. Monday , Wednesday and "I NEED UNDER GRADUATE MATH "To do otherwise would be to "There has never been any find it inappropriate, 393-3600. 5-10/14 Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 community of scholars where Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, TUTORING? Call 353-7122. If no however, for one p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C faculty, reject both the efforts of the question in my mind but that we person alone or answer, call 355-0980. 5-10/10 students and replied to ASMSU that his for half one or all of any administration work toward a committee, the unanimous would continue to follow the calendar was "too tight to Peanuts Personal BUS BOYS or Bus Girls needed at' common committment of the trustees procedures identifiable group, to demand a goal. set up for the permit me to attend your rally certain Jack Tar Hotel. Will arrange hours action of the "That's what he (Adams) and, more importantly, the selection of a new president for on Wednesday afternoon." to fit schedule. Apply he said, "if the TYPING: Experienced work, done your stands for and that's what we principle of involvement MSU," Stephen Nisbet, chairman, also read portions of a TaylorReport personnell office. 5-10/9 had included in it a statement to on IBM Electric. Reasonable. need in our next president," he inherent in the formation of the R-Fremont, said. letter he received from William the effect that if such and such a Phone 485-5575. 3-10/10 WANTED: RIDE from DeWitt area said. committee in the first place," he "I agreed personally as a H. Knisely, administrative Will 482-6493. John P. Henderson, professor said. trustee to those procedures at percentage of this or that group to campus. pay. representative to AUSSC. has the right to demand TERM PAPERS, evnelopes, general 2-10/10 of economics and chairman of Stevens said he is "heartened" the time they were adopted and No reply was received from placing, TO NAVY Blue Coats, Zeta songs typing. Dictaphone or tape the faculty petition drive for by Adams performance as acting will continue to do so," he said. Frank Hartman, D-Flint, Frank anyone's name of any list, I« GENERAL OFFICE position, world not have served." never sounded better. Love, the transcription. 393-3663. 20-10/24 Adams, told the students that president. Blanche Martin, D-East Merriman, R-Deckerville, or Cuddle Bunnies. 1-10/9 experienced. Need job afternoons. The "better than half the faculty" "He has accepted and met Lansing, also reaffirmed his Clair White, D-Bay CSty. students, Samet said, were DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 351-6603. 2-10/10 had signed petitions supporting these new and unsought tasks intention to follow the Tom Samet, ASMSU Board not demanding anything. Anita Warren; SCM Real Estate papers. Electric. Call 351-0763, 351-7086. DESPERATELY NEEDED 2 general Adams' candidacy. during a very trying period for procedures. chairman, lso read portions of a "This is to tell our delegates "I intend to do so until such letter he received from William that they have continuing C-10-9 admission tickets to MSU-UM campus administrators across the 8 ROOM house. 4 bedroom, 1% During the planning of the responsiveness to us until there baths, den, living room with large game. Call 351-2688. 3-10/12 faculty campaign, Henderson nation," he said. "The fact that time as a permanent president is H. Knisely, administrative MSU has remained relatively named," Martin said in his is a man in the presidency-and bay window. 2 car garage. COMPLETE THESIS Service. said, speculation was that"we'd representative to AUSSC. NEEDED. PART time job for untroubled by currents of unrest statement. we think that man should be Tamarisk Subdivision. Located Discount printing, typing and "I sincerely appreciate the experienced coed. Afternoons and be lucky to get 300 signatures." binding of theses, term papers, is a tribute to his leadership, "I, for one, believe that Dr. interest and the expression of Walter Adams," he said. North Harrison and Lake Lansing resumes and publications. Lowest evenings. 351-2474. 1-10/9 "As the drive started, it was road. 636 Tarleton. Shown by appointment 332-3828. 10-10/10 prices available. Located across clear that 300 would be WANTED: GROOVY chick for from campus on corner of M.A.C. housekeeping duties. Own room nothing," he said. "I've just OKEMOS, 3 bedroom contemporary, and Grand River, below the Style received the last and board provided. 372-6376. faculty Ada ms 1% baths, two fireplaces, patio off Shop. Call COPYGRAPH 2-10/10 petitions and 961 faculty large living-room, full basement, SERVICES, 337-1666. C issues _ policy members signed." finished family room, WANTED: FOOTBALL tickets OSU beautifully landscaped. $29,900. PIERSMA TYPING SERVICE, IBM MSU. Will buy. Call vs. All members of the MSU 351-7490. 2-10/10 typing, printing and binding. 351-5124. 7-10/10 Board of Trustees were invited "I would like to see trustees of Quality service for thesis, (continued from page one) representatives to "He has SECRETARIAL POSITION by ASMSU to attend the rally. the rapport with the both political affiliations here,' dissertations, manuscripts, etc. - ASMSU Chairman Tom Samet Recreation Over 7 years experience. Experienced, plus associate All-University Search and students, and I think that the he said. "It would be a reflection later announced that officially, Selection Committee. turnout of faculty in favor of 351-9507.00 degree. Need job afternoons. that they are open-minded and RIDING, Room HAYRIDES and Party for appointments. Call THESIS TYPING-IBM Selectric, 337-0279. 3-10-9 'Soapy' Williams 17,033 signatures had been Several students interviewed received. The crowd cheered lauded Adams for his ability to him shows that he has faculty and student support," both that this is not a political 677-0071. WHITE BIRCH STUDENT DESIRES housework appointment." experienced, references. Phone again when he presented the communicate with the student John Suffron, Dearborn doctoral "I would like to hear them clow to campus. Experienced. Call STABLES AND SHOP. 0-10/10 Mrs. 3-10/12 Llppincott, 489-6479. 353-1057.3-10/10 to host banquet signed petitions to Mike Hudson body and his handling of crucial and Mike student, said of Adams. speak on whom they want and Gieszer, student situations. "I like his wit and his cool and why they want them," Maribeth Service HARDTOP FOR MG Miget II or the fact that he seems to be a Ruedger, East Detroit freshman, PAULA ANN Haughey Complete Former Gov. G. Mennen Professional Thesis Service. IBM Austin-HMly Sprite III, 1964% to scholar," Chris Katchick, Detroit said. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS, Williams will be the master of Selectric Typewriters, Multillth 1967. Call Bill after 4 p.m. senior, said. "I think that a Katchick said that he would and gowns. Reasonable charge. ceremonies at the third annual 355-9237. 3-10/10 scholar should run a University." Offset Printing and Hard Binding. like to have seen all of the Experienced. 355-1040. 8-10/10 Free Brochure and Estimates. Call 337-1527. C WANTED 2 coupons prefer Junior for MSU-UM game. Will pay extra. Ability Counts banquet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Lansing Civic Center. Milliken "I have him," no Dianne reason to doubt MacDonala, trustees present to speak and present their views. He also said SUEDE AND Leather refinishing Coldwater freshman, said. "I Call after 6 p.m. 351-3114. 2-10/9 that he thought more faculty The banquet, co-sponsored by the program to others," Milliken think he has done a good job. and students should have professionals cleaning service. (continued from page one) "What impresses me most is OKEMOS CLEANERS, 332-0611. guitarist, vocalist, bassist the Lansing Committee for said. attended. ^ piano for creative Employment He said the state cost should that he is honest with the 10-10/15 of the "As governor, I am urging all Regardless of the number of students and can communicate Handicapped and Local 4040 of Michigan parents to give this go down next year because the students, faculty members or the Communications Workers of immunization program their full vaccine should be available to with them," she said. ALTERATIONS-HEMS, coats, trustees present, the crowd was men's trousers. Suffron said that he thought dresses, and BARBI MEL: Typing. multilj|hing. MALE STUDENT desires studious America, will honor the support, not only by approving private physicians and federal enthusiastic to the end. The sun Reasonable, will pick up and that more trustees should have roommate. Trailer behind Gables. handicapped person and the immunization of their funds will be made available to came out as the crowd left at deliver at dormitories and sorority No job too large or too small. attended the rally. houses. 882-2576. 3-10-9 Block off campus. 332-3255. C After 6 p.m. 351 -4579. 5-10/12 employer of the year. children, but also by explaining states fighting the epidemic. 3:30 p.m. iMIftffMir i"" * j Have you visited ... MOW OPEN AND OFFERING Drive-in Services 'til 5 P.M. 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