2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1961 JUST A FEW BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS AT 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVE STORE HOURS: "KEY BUYS" ARE SAVINGS MADE POSSI¬ WEEKDAYS 8am-10pm BLE BY MANUFACTURERS TEMPORARY PROMOTIONAL ALLOWANCES—THE KEY ITEMS LISTED ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY EXTRA VALUES IN STORE FOR YOU—WE SUGGEST YOUSTOCK UPON THE "KEY ITEMS" YOU NORMALLY USE FOR Greater Everyday Savings! QUARTER PORK LOINS™ lb 6£c MEATY SPARE RIBS - 59 SMOKED HAM boneless lb. 79 STUFFED PORK CHOPS cut lb 79 i COUNTRY FRESH VANILLA 77° SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN IMITATION ICE CREAM SIRLOIN STEAK COUNTRY FRESH SWIFT'S PROTEM FULL SLICES Af"A WS& HALF AND HALF " 25C ROUND STEAKS 3 LB. PKG. OR MORE SPARTAN AM OR PIMENTO J AA ALL BEEF HAMBURG CHEESE SLICES 49c SMALL BACK & RIBS ATTACHED REG. 33c SUGARY SAM FRYER BREASTS <>rlE« LARGE CUT YAMS ST' 25( - SPARTAN MINIATURE ^ _ REG. 3 FOR $1 PET RITZ FROZ. 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ICRANIERRV SAUCE FRESH PUMPKIN -t-v SOUTHERN n SALAD DRESSING 101/2 oz. wt. 70c Li LIMIT !! 16 oz- -j j WT can 17 10c LIMIT -1- I APPLE CIDER o»L 77' RED YAMS 2-29' 32 OZ. 29 i i i HOPPY ROP WHITE, YELLOW JA FRESH WT. j j With $5 or More Food Purchase j 33' With $5 or More Food Purchase With $5 or More Food Purchase Good Thru Sunday, Oct. 26 Good Thru Sunday, Oct. 26 POPCORN «W CRANBERRIES lit JAR j j Good Thru sunday, Oct 26 j REDEEM COUPON AT LEFT FOR FREE PUMPKIN mjkl Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 3 NEWS Augenstein praises drug action In a letter to John E. Ingersoll, sentences for violation of the drug offenders sentenced for A summary Leroy Augenstein, MSU director of the Bureau Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, and to Attorney General John of federal drug abuse Augenstein said. "I wish such laws," their crime. "Judges are are often over the "When the latter happpens, the message goes out loud and clear to other youth that they exclusively to problems of young people drugs." handle the on capsule summary of the day's events frorr professor of biophysics and prompt action occurred after all barrel because they must either needn't worry even if they're In his letter to Ingersoll, our wire services. member of the State Board of Mitchell, Augenstein pointed out my requests." send a youngster to jail or prison that the proposed reforms were caught," he added. Augenstein repeated that it is Education, expressed approval Early last week, Augenstein - with the result they will exactly the same as those he had Augenstein's recommendation "crucial both that the sentence Tuesday for the prompt action outlined what he termed "more become hardened criminals a for legal reform included "an fit the crime and that judges taken by the federal government requested Oct. 16. strict legal measures" to deal few years later -- or else "I let alternative between a slap on the have the flexibility needed to in reforming the nation's drug am pleased with the with drug abuse. He stressed the them off with essentially a slap wrist and prison and the creation deal most abuse laws. requested changes in the need for effectively with the a change in the way on the wrist," he said. of half-way facilities designed first time offender and yet can "I am pleased with the really put the pusher out of requested changes in the sentences for violation of the CEASE FIRE SUGGESTED Augenstein also suggested a federal drug abuse laws. " readjustment of the sentences for marijuana- and LSD. Leroy Augenstein, MSI) professor of biophysics Senator urges Nixon to end war However, changing made no these by Administration. mention penalties was the Nixon of By ED HUTCHISON possible step to achievp thaf " Associate a um "Evidence has accumulated Campus Editor CHICAGO--U.S. Senator the freshman Dem. senator from Iowa told several hundred chaTge in o^dente ^1972 nts in 1972. " bottleneck in achieving the . biggest is to set the gound work, the political preconditions for that we needed to readjust the penalties for LSD and marijuana Harold E. Hughes, Tuesday newsmen meeting here at the Hughes stopped short of set116™6"1- The Thieu regime International News ending the war and breaking the use or sale since LSD seems to urged President Nixon to utilize Inland Daily Press Assn. calling for unilateral withdrawal, jails citizens that express political deadlock." have the most severe immediate every practical approach to end Convention. but insisted distasteful political views, A revolt on an Hughes cautioned, however, and probably long-range effects, by two units of an army division posed the the war in Vietnam, even if that "Time is not on our side. We Administration that would censors the press and fails to that even if the war were to end whereas the threat Tuesday of a military coup in Chile for the first penalties are approach were to include a cease will simply get bogged down "open its doors, eyes and mind" represent the majority, Hughes said. immediately, citizens must not greatest on marijuana," time in 30 years. fire. more deeply in the status quo of to options that would end the lose site of American suffering Augenstein said. But late in the "Practical settlement is our involvement," Hughes said, if • day, President Hduardo Frei told the war. The regir which he termed because of domestic problems goal and we should take every the president's present course is The Augenstein also recommended nation on radio and television that he had the ™ Iowan termed the Saigon undemocratic and corrupt Young Americans were praised that where children become "overwhelming backing of all the armed forces thwarting the U.S. tactics for by Hughes for creating a greater addicted because their parents reform because of its own awareness of these and other Detroit legislator applauds throughout the country" and declared: "No one will internal needs to reform. either deliberately give them the move me from here." problems: drugs, or are lax in their The "They have taught us love and supervision, those children government imposed a state of siege and The proper course is to avoid voracity. If only we reach out should come under the child suspended congress so it could deal with what it called inflamatory words and persuade and seek lo live and let ,ive abuse the administration to provisions of the law. an "attempt at military sedition." try Hughes also praised the Washington march plans promising options. Critics of the Vietnam In his letter, he pointed out Frei, who heads a Christian Democrat administration war have suggested such war moratorium options that marijuana was misclassified in its last year supporters but cautioned that in office, called the uprising a "crazy that are workable. neither he nor other supporters as a narcotic, and he expressed adventure." state hope that the error would be history. Vaughn invited the policy in Vietnam, Vaughn said „ , could rightly expect Nixon to A reliable source said the government had given the approximately 8,000 people Hughes and another senator aiter the war's course because of corrected. Marijuana is correctly passage of a resolution against introduced a resolution classified as a hallucinogen and rebels until 3:30 p.m. to surrender. .► esent to come back to the the war would "have a public oj1 demonstrations in the nation's uemon Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, October 8 "The thrust of which an intoxicant. The uprising was led by Brig. Gen. Roberto Viaux Capitol this week to see what morale effect." ctrppR streets. D-Detroit, said Tuesday that he happens on the floors. "It would build the Marambo, who recently was removed from command of people's "lobby for bette "More of this would make us movement to end the the 1st Army Division at the northern city of QJlje ©f government" by participating in better representatives," Vaughn "It would be good for ''Antofagasta and ordered into retirement. next month's march on said. "I don't think my public relations. Washington, D.C. colleagues realize the enormity Vaughn said he regards the iEmijttta Puritanism The march will be 'coming of the feeling against the war. U.S. officials expect no immediate changes in West advent of the protest movement to the seat of government on They expected 300 German foreign policy in the wake of Willy Brandt's as the most important factor in national scope," Vaughn said. "I long-haired stero-typed election as chancellor. don't care what anybody says, today's politics. demonstrators, but these were Legislators did not see the Brandt, who won the election by a narrow margin the Nixon Administration has to clean-cut American boys and power in A LECTURE BY Tuesday, will be the first Socialist chancellor in 20 hear us." public demonstrations," he said, "but "An Historian Analyzes the Success years. Vaughn said more money is DR. JOHN GERSTNER, and Failure of Jonathan Edwards" Whether there will be changes in the long run depends needed for housing and conception of what the students ,Uiank Ood. ' students who on two factors: how the United States extricates itself education, but that money are talking about. I hope the have recognized "Since we this area. must live in a world Ph.D., HARVARD IDENTICAL LECTURES won't come until the war in from the Vietnam war, and whether the Soviet Union Vietnam is ended. at 7:00 p.m. in Professor of Church History. mellows its attitude toward West Germany. "We need a new order and a debates. Students who are I56 concerned with housing and Pittsburgh Theological S< 137 AKERS HALL Tlfe U.S. officials said the main reason for not society," he said. "I don't equipped to see these things and 9:00 p.m. in out even more. The more people see how we can get it until rationally should come. "" °mnMM 106 WONDERS HALL .expecting any immediate foreign policy changes is that get rid of the war in Vietnam. would both benefit. Students who show up police "He showed an unusual indebtedness, just shy of the 34 estjmate. according to O'Laughlin, he took part in the willingness to do any task he was allowed before a reduction in moratorium rally at the State Capitol. assigned," Gait said. "I hated to pay is ordered. The theft is presently under (State News Photo by Don Gerstner) see him dismissed." He noted that at one time in investigation. ATTACKS SOCIAL PROBLEMS Bodman String Quartet. ENABLE educat Live and state governments and local 'University' with thousands of A summer institute, bi-monthly Chamber schools, is raging an attack adult educators. on extern and seminars regional in service training laboratories Music. Ambassadors of education are being make up the program. Research adults sent through to disadvantaged the Extern counselors educationally or teachers who serve disadvantaged work during the project, ENABLE got under way in opportunities are open to No Cover. Network of Adult Basic adults in a basic education faculty and graduate students August through a grant from the Reservations Education Leaders (ENABLE), program. Training is through through participation in I?XT A DT i? : : : Michigan ? Dept. r of Education. ENABLE. ENABLE is striving to provide * in-service courses. ENABLE externs hope to 351-7076 ^ improved education services for The Dept. of Education feels The project is sponsored by 'educationally disadvantaged that few workers are prepared to dependent, self-deprecating, the Accompanied by adults and out-of-school youth Michigan Dept. of function effectively with the unemployed underemployed Education, the Adult Education a cast of live in Michigan unique and complex problems . youth and adults to become and Community Services Unit Concern for some 2 million they would confront in reaching literate, less dependent, more and the MSU lobsters, oysters, Michigan adults who have never and serving disadvantaged adults, Program of self-respecting, more Graduate Studies in Continuing and clams. attended high school, and for The program hopes to improve the 100,000 migrants who speak appropriately employed and Education. in previous training of adult funy participating members of little English, has evolved into a basic education workers, which the communities in which they Cave of program enabling all adults to did not allow follow-through to live, according to the project's receive a basic education. relate tr " training to on-the-site directors. the Candles. Under the direction of Russell problems. The project's functions are to For flowers Seafood Restaurant J. Kleis, Project ENABLE, with The extern network Fresh and instruct, counsel and engage in financial assistance from federal throughout the state links the Fashionable community relations. Doors to Across from E. Lansing jobs, legal protection and health and welfare services are being State Bank Hurricane heads opened to the disadvantaged. Prejudice and lack of initiative and education often result from As advertised in PLAYBOY misconceptions. Counselors will for Florida coast attempt to correct false ideas and increase decision-making. rationality in According to ENABLE NEW ORLEANS (AP) externs, resolution of health and Hurricane Laurie aimed us aa i family problems are often 120-mile-per-hour winds toward She prerequisites to progress in other the west coast of Florida picked up speed slightly, i areas. By establishing _ , .uo.rr**- the advisory report said, and was „ Tuesday as the Gulf of Mexico storm moving at jq mph. The storm confidence and worth in each picked strengthup Laurie poked through the Gulf expected to continue at the adult, ENABLE hopes " duringthe morning hours a 5 s£,ed an caster| coursc increase significant contributions made by the the attemoon and night. adult to his own, intensify mph but its wind force swelled sinf his family's, his class' and his as,t lingered overthe open Gulf. predicted Laurlc community's welfare. The New Orleans weather as she moved toward the Florida coast. bureau indicated in its advisory Externs will In Pensacola, Fla., an hopefully develop report that the hurricane watch Escambia County Sheriffs Dept. v,ouli concrete schemes for integrating along the northern Gulf coast kesman said no evacuation individual staff roles into would be discontinued Tuesday r productive team efforts. had been ordered but added that afternoon. Extern training covers a nine-month in-service program. resume her northward movement when she starts up again," said Robert Simpson, director of the National Hurricane Center in Miami. By {Mebe+iU early afternoon Laurie was moving again at 10 mph toward the east. Simpson, a top national QcM fyaAJucm Qsutjinali authority on hurricanes, said Laurie could take a due east tack, or even southeasterly, (hcuwncl UR ENTIRE 79c STOCK Audiology and Voice Sciences, is his experimenting using the experimenting with what is machine at the University of speech that is much faster than a DRESS SHIRTS 2 person can articulate. called Time Compressed Speech. There is sufficient evidence now, Illinois, where it in 1954. was developed According to Beasley, there NOMINATIONS FOR DISTINGUISHED FACULTY AWARDS .« $j00 to *6°° are many ways put '« according to Beasley and his The machine works like this: a compressed speech to practical colleagues, to show that this continuous pick-up-erase tape The undersigned committee (representing the College Advisory Council of each college) type of speech may be able to loop with the signal The blind, for example, who solicits nominations for distinguished aid in the education of the blind continuously processed faculty awards from faculty members and from passes a have their books on tape, may student organizations. and hard-of-hearing or mentally rotating drum containing four retarded individuals and pick-up heads. Portions of the eventually enable all students to signal are randomly discarded, be able to hear more books in less time and need to buy less Nominations may be based on teaching, advising, research, publications, art exhibitions, LADIES' NYLON LADIES' concert performances, committee work, pace their own learning. and those portions not discarded public service (extension, continuing education Time Compressed Speech is are abutted in time and passed For Time the mentally retarded. Compressed Speech may or work for government agencies), or a combination of the above. be based on administrative excellence or Nominations should STRETCH speech that has been recorded to a recording tape. STRETCH not mean increased ability to learn. length of service. However, nominees should withi very small portions The interval of discard can be normally have at least five If theories that the mentally years of service at Michigan State University. randomly discarded and then controlled and various ratios of compressed back together minus time compression can be retarded have shorter attention spans are correct, more material PANTS accomplished. This eliminated the resultant pitch method presented in less time may add TOPS • Honor petitions increase disadvantage such as perceived when using fast to their educability. If research permits compressed SET speech to be easily used, it could Nomination for M.S.U. playback methods. Development Fund 2 do such things as save band time still available are In this way, the portions that discarded are not enough to in ground-to-air air-to-ground communication or and Distinguished Faculty Award 6.97 $500 ... $300 make the speech unintelligible. restore to normal the helium Petitioning for Blue Key, An average amount of discard is speech of aquanauts. Nominee_ national honorary fraternity will 20 milliseconds, Beasley Looking ahead, Beasley MEN'S continue through Oct. 29. Blue Key is a junior and senior College SEALED men's honorary which 2ND Big Week For BAN LON 0 BEAM recognizes leadership in areas of campus activity such as student government, athletics, academics and publications. To be eligible, THE WARNER BROS. The heading should be followed by a typed (double-spaced) recommendation of not more than 500 words. Additional materials a person must be either a junior or senior in the upper 35 per submitted to the college committees, but will not (bibliographies, supporting letters, etc.) may be be forwarded to the university SHIRTS HEADLAMPS cent of his class. 2ND Big Week For committee. Reg. e Petitions may 29 be obtained Nominations, in finished form should be $700 88c delivered 2 to the appropriate college from Mrs. Post in the Honors THE DELLS representative not later than November 7. s - College office in Eustice Hall. Each college representative will meet with the College Advisory Council of his SPECIAL BUFFET review the nominations and to select three which will be submitted for further college to consideration at the University level. QUAKER L WINDSHIELD FEATURING: BAKED BEANS: COLD CUTS, POTATO SALAD,| AGRICULTURE N. Edward Tolbert OLIVES, PICKLES, AND ASSORTED CHEESES. ARTS & LETTERS BUSINESS Robert Wall Mordechai Kreinin STATE WASHER COMMUNICATION Colby Lewis EDUCATION Imagine, All You ENGINEERING William Sweetland A. H. Leigh MOTOR OIL HOME ECONOMICS HUMAN MEDICINE Kaye Funk Harold Sadoff ANTIFREEZE Mid-Term Week Can Eat For JAMES MADISON Lewis Zerby H.D. OR SINGLE GRADE QUARTS l-GAL. PLASTIC JUG JUSTIN MORRILL James Goatley Special Just 50( LYMAN BRIGGS Reed Baird CRUSADER for NATURAL SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE William Hinze William Form Charles S. St. Clair 3 • 99c $-|29 ONLY $1.00 incl tax VETERINARY MEDICINE DON'T MISS IT! M. Lois Calhoun OCT. 21 to 27 3301 E. Michigan Ave. Wednesday, October 22, 1969 $ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Prof academic career. receives "I'm always more demanding qualifications He denies the existence of such a al just happens, he said. It has to for admission, and improved problem. be worked on. working on a book," Cumberland tries to Cumberland remarked. high school curricula. "I've never known it to exist," Cumberland said that a he commented. "I see an average communicate directly with He is taking a sabbatical leave Charles Cumberland, professor complaint he often hears from of 15 students a week." students when he lectures. He at the end of fall term to work students in a large university is Close student-professor refuses to use notes and, as a of history, has received a on a book on the 20th Century distinguished alumnus award Latin American revolution. the student-professor contact, contact is not something that result, must be constantly from Texas A and I University at Prior to Cumberland's 15 years thinking and alert during the Kingsville. at MSU he taught at Princeton. presentation. Cumberland was one of three During his career he has Harvard official "I try to achieve an alumni honored Friday after a observed the progression of informality, and it isn't an easy two-year screening process. students. job," Cumberland said. Publication of five books and "At the beginning of my 30 articles and While lecturing, Cumberland over career, it wasn't uncommon for to hold interviews contributions to several major me to receive papers filled with simultaneously watches the encyclopedias led to students to see if he is losing grammatical and spelling errors. Cumberland's selection. Papers of this type are now at a them and keeps track of Enthusiasm marks organization and data. Cumberland's success in his Richard Nohl, director of School, will be at MSU admissions at Harvard Business Thursday. He pictures history not merely Men and women interested in as a presentation of ideas, but as graduate study in business may speak to the Harvard a presentation of men as men. Award-winning representative in group meetings "The man should be presented Charles C. Cumberland, professor of history, was presented a distinguished at 2, 3 and 4 p.m. at the similar to as men now, even alumnus award Friday from Texas A and I University. Cumberland, who has Placement Bureau. though he did live 500 years been at MSU for 15 years, attributes success in his career to enthusiasm for Requirements for admission to ago," he said. his work. State News photo by Norm Payea a two-year course leading to a degree of Master of Business Administration (MBA) include a college degree in any field of SIMPLIFIED CHILDBIRTH concentration, rank in at least the top 1/3 of the class and a Lamaze method introduced record of achievement in campus activities, business or military. preparation for childbirth. conscious attack on the concept the mother asks for them, there By PAULA JOHNSON State News Staff Writer A mental and physical of "labor pain." Because she is is no drug hangover and no drugs DINNER AT JIM'S Together, the husband and training, the Lamaze method - busy performing other tasks, the pass into the baby's system, wife work in the psychoprophylaxis - is based on woman has no time or wish which is in a trauma of its own hospital - - the principle of conditioned to register pain. during birth. The mother is able Special dishes and delivery room, encouraging and delicious steaks nitely. advising each other. Extremely response. The expectant mother Psychoprophylaxis, says Mrs. to remain alert and relaxed and interested, alert and involved, is taught that childbirth is a Ronald Kuczenski, who gave to take an active part in the they are watching their child good, participatory experience. birth to a daughter three weeks entire birth process. being born. The Lamaze method is not ago using the method, "allows Both husband and wife attend The couple is one of an "natural childbirth," because the husband and wife to share so the six Lamaze training classes, increasing number of parents ~ that title implies no knowledge much . . . feel so much closer which are begun about two mostly young people - who are or control over what is together." months before the baby is due. following the Lamaze method of happening. Rather, it is a Since drugs are not used unless Lectures acquaint the couple with the baby's development and the birth process, while special exercises are taught to Milliken proposes solution prepare the wife for labor and delivery. Actual delivery is simple; it's labor that's tricky, says Mrs. Kuczenski, apd that is where the husband takes part. He helps his RESTAURANT & to Michigan health aches health care to all in society at wife her regulate her breathing, reminds her to relax and makes comfortable. This also allows By SHARON TEMPLETON delivery of services and of the the husband to relax by freeing TIFFANY LOUNGE State News Staff Writer Gov. Milliken said this week the price they can afford," added. he best use of scarce money and him from waiting room pacing. manpower," he continued. Many hospitals used to forbid that the most effective way to ' the husband's presence in the Downtown Lansing He explained that the steady Milliken outlined several solve Michigan's health problems is to achieve greater job rise in health care costs, measures that Michigan is taking delivery room. But if he is 489-1196 116 E. Michigan opportunities, decent housing increasing at a rate more than in attacking its health problems. helping his wife, reason double the increase in the cost A followers of the Lamaze and better education for all special committee to FREE PARKING of living, is eroding governments' consider the problems of food, method, he is an asset. children. and the individual's ability to nutrition and health in Michigan Though it is new, Lansing area "This country and state have purchase health services. will soon be organized by the hospitals are now allowing the made achievements in medical decision of whether to permit "Added purchasing power has Comprehensive State Health care beyond anything that could husbands in the delivery' room to have been imagined at the turn not necessarily meant better Planning Commission, the health," he said, "and medical be made by the attending of the century," the governor governor said. care alone cannot solve health "Undernourishment breeds physician. said in a speech before the Want to move up fast Michigan Health Council in Ann Arbor. "But this very success has problems rooted in malnutrition or ignorance or poor housing." "It is evident that the problem mental retardation, 'laziness,' and lack of physical and mental capability," he said. "We The The first class in the Lamaze method to be offered in the Lansing area begins this week. course will be taught by in aerospace/electronics? is not one of knowledge, but of propose to mobilize against raised the question of whether Mrs. Marian Coppock, registered effective organization for the hunger." we have the capacity to extend nurse at Lansing General "Progress in community health today requires of us an openness Hospital. The sessions have no affiliation with the hospital itself to change and a common and the course is open to j " commitment to assuring better Hughes is where women in the final three months health for all our citizens. And of pregnancy. for this effect, we do not have "Women who use the Lamaze 10 years," the governor said. method are no braver," Mrs. the action is. "The demands are growing hughes daily for results. What is at stake is the pluralistic, independent, Kuczenski remarks. "It's partly a selfish thing . . . it's such an voluntary nature of our health indescribable feeling to see another human being born." care system," he concluded. You can go forward, go fast, go far... at the customer at operational sites. Re¬ training devices, plan field training pro¬ Hughes Field Service&Support Division. sponsibilities include: providing main¬ grams and prepare courses for use at tenance, operational and technical customer bases. Requires a Bachelor's If you are seeking a stimulating assign¬ ment where you can get in on the assistance; formal and informal on-the- degree in E.E., or Physics. 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During systems. These responsible positions system development, assignments will require interest ^id/or experience in involve production of a complete set of such design areas as: analog circuits, integrated logistics support doc¬ digital logic, switch/ relay logic, electro¬ uments for use as planning mechanical packaging, infrared test¬ guides. Requires B.S.degree ing, inertial guidance and Command/ in E.E. or Physics. voice satellite com¬ Control system munications systems... Responsibilities will and many others. Requires a include all phases S. degree in E.E. or Physics. of design and development CAMPUS INTERVIEWS from concept to final fabrication October 29 For additional information on the ca¬ and evaluation. M.S. reer opportunities available at Hughes or Bachelor's degree is Aircraft Company—and to arrange a required in E.E., M.E. Physics. Hughes Technical Training prepares personal interview with our Technical both civilian and military personnel to Staff representatives please contact FIELD ENGINEERING efficiently operate and maintain ad¬ your College Placement Office or write: vanced electronic systems. Technical Mr. R. J. Waldron, Hughes Aircraft The Field Engineer's job ranges from Instructors conduct training classes at Company, P.O. Box 90515, Los An¬ complete contractor maintenance of geles, Calif. 90009. electronic systems to technical assist¬ Hughes California sites and work di¬ ance. His primary function is to assist rectly with customers to evolve special Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, (X \ Placement The following employers will be interviewing from Oct. 28-31. HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., FIELD SERVICE AND SUPPORT If you are interested in an organization, please report to the DIVISION: Electrical engineering majors (B). Location: Placement Bureau at least two school days in advance to sign up Southwest United States. for an interview and to obtain additional information. F. AND R. LAZARUS CO.: English majors (B). All majors, TUESDAY, OCT. 28: College of Business (B,M). Secretarial administration, CITY OF ANN ARBOR POLICE DEPT.: All majors, all transportation administration, all majors, College of colleges, general business administration and personnel Communication Arts, foods and nutrition, general clothing and administration majors (B,M). Location: Ann Arbor. textiles, mathematics, statistics and probability, psychology, ARTHUR ANDERSEN & CO.: Accounting majors (B,M). Justin Morrill College (B). Location: Ohio. Secretarial administration majors (B). Computer science majors NATIONAL STEEL CORP.: General business administration, (B,M). Systems science majors (B). Mathematics majors (B,M). marketing, purchasing, transportation administration (B). Location: various. Chemical engineering majors (B,M). Civil engineering, electrical ARMOUR—DIAL, INC.: English, all MBA's. Accounting and engineering majors (B). Material science majors (B,M). Mechanical financial administration majors (B). Food marketing management engineering majors (B). Metallurgy majors (B,M). Chemistry majors (B,M). General business administration, marketing, majors (B). Location: various. psychology, social science, sociology majors (B). Location: OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: All majors, all colleges (B,M). Interested in investigating either the MBA, the MA in accounting Arthur YOUNG AND CO.: All MBA's and accounting or the Ph.D. in business. Location: Columbus, Ohio. majors (B,M,D). Location: various. UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER: COLLEGE OF BUSINESS EKCO PRODUCTS INC.: Packaging majors (B,M). Accounting ADMINISTRATION: All majors, all colleges (B,M). Interested in majors (B). HRIM and marketing majors (B,M). Electrical and investigating the MBA, MS (Systems Analysis) or the Ph.D. mechanical engineering, systems science majors (B). Location: programs in business administration. Location: Rochester, N.Y. North central United States. SPERRY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT DIVISION: Electrical GULF OIL CORP.: Chemical and mechanical engineering, engineering, computer science, mathematics and physics majors geology majors (B,M). Location: various. (B,M,D). Location: various. MOBIL OIL CORP.: Chemical engineering, mechanical WISCONSIN DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES: Forestry engineering majors (B,M). Location: various. majors (B,M). Location: Wisconsin. NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT: Accounting, banking administration, financial administration majors (B,M). General WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCT. 29-30: business administration and marketing majors (B). Computer HUMBLE OIL AND REFINING CO.: Geology majors (M,D). science and systems science majors (B,M). Location: Michigan. Location: various. PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORP.: Geology, THE MEAD CORP.: All majors, College of Arts and Letters and mathematics and physics majors (B,M). Location: South central all majors, College of Social Science, all majors, College of United States. Business (B). Accounting majors (B,M). General business WYETH LABORATORY: All majors, all colleges (B). administration and marketing majors (B). Personnel Location: Michigan and Ohio. administration, chemical engineering majors (B,M). Electrical engineering majors (B). Mechanical engineering and chemistry TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28-29: majors (B,M). Mathematics majors (B). THE ANSUL CO.: Agribusiness, agricultural economics majors STANDARD OIL CO., NEW JERSEY AND AFFILIATES: All (B). Crop science majors (M). Accounting majors (B). Economics majors, College of Business, all MBA's, general business majors (B,M). Marketing, chemical engineering, computer science, administration and transportation administration, accounting, mechanical engineering majors (B). Chemistry majors (M,D). economics, financial administration, industrial administration, Location: Marinette, Wisconsin, and various. personnel administration, marketing, purchasing, computer HASKINS AND SELLS: All MBA's and accounting majors (B). science majors (M). Location: various. Location: various. MOBIL OIL CORP.: All majors, all colleges, agribusiness majors WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCT. 29-31: (B). Chemical engineering, civil engineering, computer science, electrical engineering majors (B,M). Mechanical engineering, MONSANTO CO.: Packaging majors (B,M). Accounting majors metallurgy, chemistry, physical sciences and physics majors (B). (B). Chemical and mechanical engineering, electrical engineering Geology, labor and industrial relations majors (M). Location: majors (B,M). Sanitary engineering majors (M). Location: various. various. MOBIL OIL CO.: All majors, all colleges, industrial administration and marketing, secretarial administration, transportation administration, chemical and engineering, chemistry, physical sciences and physics majors (B). mechanical New program opens Chemical engineering majors (B,M). Location: various. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29: ALLIED CHEMICAL CORP.: Accounting majors (B). Chemical for study in USSR engineering majors (B,M). Civil engineering, electrical engineering, MSU students will have the mechanical engineering majors (B). Location: various. contact Frank Ingram, asst. AMERICAN CYANAMID CO.: Chemical opportunity to study in the professor of German and engineering, Soviet Union during the course chemistry majors (B,M,D). Location: various. Russian< as SOOn CENTRAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.: Economics, general of the regular school year for the business administration and risk first time and insurance, personnel administration, marketing, police administration and public The 16-week program, safety majors (B). Location: Van Wert, Ohio, and various. THE GOSS CO.: Electrical and mechanical extending from Feb. 9 through engineering majors May 29, will include 14 weeks of (B). Location: Chicago, Illinois. UNITED AIRCRAFT CORP., study at Leningrad University HAMILTON STANDARD DIVISION: Electrical and mechanical engineering, material with excursions to cities such as science, mechanics metallurgy majors (B,M). Systems science Riga and Pskov, and a two-week majors (M). Location: Windsor Lock, Connecticut. field trip. HUGHES AIRCRAFT CO., AEROSPACE ENGINEERING Until now, the USSR DIVISION: Electrical engineering majors (B,M,D). Physics majors Language Study Program, which (B). 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Lansing, Mich. trimmtd wiHi goat from South Ami Ph. 332-3531 \ DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM THE MSU UNIO 10 Michigan ^tate News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 Bookstore buy-back policy:^ it's what's . target if By JOHN JUEL you've ever of student criticism mild mumbling to violent gnashing of teeth and shrieks of anguish; but regardless of the another day they buying it at all." Another common complaint is stood in a reaction, the buy-back policy of the bookstores' policy on n't be where Paperbacks "Paperback students resale value and are are books another lose money. have little frequently area He ookstore line for an hour, only local bookstores remains a major overstocked books. Sometimes changed in courses, Dalzell o learn you could only get $3 target for student criticism. the stores won't buy a book said. Free University will hold its n your $10 economics book "Selling textbooks is like tney have overstocked, yet the Both Ballein and Dalzell The Asian Studies Center and The second in a series oi f , meeting of music • k US-27.. 482-74 Regarding film courses, return to Miss Crist who generation. techniques, film production Gunther Pfaff, editor and film provides this description: To accommodate this growing (winter term), film appreciation, production supervisor at MS|j, "He's of EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN SHOWING! interest, over 100 universities the fundamentals of acting and a a man any or all was skeptical. He said that nationalities, age background. offer courses in filmmaking and host of related courses in the "teaching film is bad news. or ADULT ONLY! (X) PROGRAM thousands of students are areas of television and drama. "How can one make a personal embarking upon film careers. Leo A. Martin, chairman of the ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS statement when working under According to an estimate by Dept. of Television and Radio, someone else's standards? The 'Backstage' magazine, some said, "MSU provides a minimal 100,000 students are taking film offering in films," and added courses. that it wouldn't qualify someone Some film studios to college campuses in their are turning to make a career of "Most films made on campus filmmaking. STATE I ^ I NOW SHOWING ALL COLOR PROGRAM search for talent, the singular are made by students on their Today . raw material needed to because don't have the ELEC. IN CAR HEATERS keep the own we film industry alive, and are facilities here for a complete encouraging studentproductions. film curriculum, Each year there are numerous college film festivals which judge student "I've recommended three times that there be a department of two ought to or BULLITT productions. Esquire cinema. magazine is hosting a film Some that people are recognizing AND competition this year which there's quite a field here, offers $2,500 in prize money but MSU hasn't done that as OF A MANS SEARCH FOR LOVE.. and a panel of judges including Mike Nichols, Roman Polanski yet." Martin said that if his GCNNIE AND WOMEN AND WHO HAD TO HAVE IT! o COLUMBIA PICTURES^ CLYDE MAKES STAG FILMS look likr Burs Bunny BOSTON RECORD 2 50 o RASTAR PRODUCTIONS present Togetherness _,0 o BARBRA OMAR Open at 6:45 "BULLITT" 7:07 »»° STREISAND • SHARIF fI!J Repeated in Part Late "Bonnie & Clyde" 9:45 only VILLAGE VOICE CAMPUS PRESS mall theatre 5628 W. SAGINAW • 484-4403 ' TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISIO NOW SHOWING ELEC. IN CAR HEATERS EASTMAN COLOR ALL COLOR PROGRAM NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Well-there SHOWN TWICE AT Ail<:HAi:i. STOMIAItll IN Stanley Kramer Spencer, Sidney 7;00 p.m. & 01rtcn 10:50 soAuriHiNi; Katharine something i TRACY 1 POITIER 1 HEPBURN WDIt'l'H guess who's coming to dinner HAPPY HOUR Shown at 7:07-Repeated in part PLUS CARROLL BAKER • uou CASia EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN SHOWING — PLUS 2ND EXCLUSIVE FEATURE — 8-10 p.m. SIDNEY COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents Persons under 18 will positively not be admitted. ID CARD REQUIRED mum OUT-MONDO'S THEM POITIER —SHOWN TWICE AT 7:07 and 11:00 TSBOOS p.m.— in JAMES CLAVELL'S production of —2ND ADULT FEATURE — "TO SIR, OF THE WORLD Wed. WITH night LOVE" Wi,h VINCENT PRICE _ —SHOWNS 2ND AT 9j06 P.M.— 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 SPORTS S' offensive line proving it's Duffy's best "They are the best I've ever had here at MSU," says the veteran The effort has been there in the past four games, but one game play. There is little faking or false pulling. We ran 69 plays against By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer of 13 coaching seasons at MSU. "We don't think of anyone of the four guys would be above 80, the next week maybe three and Michigan so each man on the line threw 69 blocks." five as the best. It's a group effort. We're all in it together and we then four the next week. But against Michigan, they were all Although lavish in his praise for his starting five, Serr is also have to work as a unit." excellent." proud of the back up men. "If the starting five are the unsung heroes, these guys are the Bill Triplett was dressing after the Michigan game Saturday Because of this togetherness, the four senior members of the Serr talked about the job of being a lineman and how each one when a hoard of writers entered the jubilant MSU locker room line ~ Baird, Saul, Wycinski and Van Elst - have been named labors in relative obscurity compared to the rest of the offense. unsung, unsung heroes. and flocked around the Spartan quarterback. Spartans of the Week. This award is generally reserved for seniors, "The five starters are playing very well. But they know if they "Playing the line calls for maximum effort for six or seven They wanted to know how it felt to finally put it all together or else Beard's name would appear on the list. seconds (the length of the average offensive play)," he said. get bruised, they can't miss any practice because they've got after four weeks of frustration. "We grade the offensive line on a percentage basis," he "Each lineman knows he's going to have to hit someone on everv people like Errol Roy, Mike Tobin, Vic Mittelberg and Scott "Give the credit to the offensive line," he said almost explained. "This past week all of them scored above 80 per cent. Miltenberger ready to bump them off." Beard is a newcomer to the Spartan line this year, taking over instinctively. "They have been outstanding all season and I'm glad we could finally take advantage of it." for Ed McLoud. But the other four have been lining up shoulder There were no reporters around Tom Beard's locker. There to shoulder for two years now. were none around Ron Saul's or Don Baird's, or Craig Wycinsky's Three of them -- Baird, Van Elst and Wycinsky -- are converted or Dave Van Elst's. fullbacks, having spent most of their high school days carrying the ball and watching their linemen open up holes for them. That's the trouble with being an offensive lineman. Few people SPARTAN NOTES How would you like to have Pat Miller's see you do your job -- except when you miss a block and some -• schedule? He spends part of each afternoon big defensive lineman collapses your quarterback like a folding punting for the deck chair. football team, then switches to sneakers to practice with the But Duffy Daugherty knows what kind of offensive linemen he basketball squad. A writer asked Duffy if MSU's new president, Clifton has. The Spartan coach calls them "the finest group we've ever Wharton, had at MSU." is a football fan. The leader of the group is offensive line coach Gordie Serr. He "I hope so," he replied, "I'm a fan of his." talks about his players as a father might talk about his son. After talking about the effect of the wind during the Michigan game, a writer asked Duffy if the Iowa stadium was windy. A quick grin came to his face as he said, "That depends on WJIM sports director who's coaching there." in critical condition Stars race Dayton, WJIM sports director Jerry intensive care unit at Sparrow. Francisco was listed in critical He was en route to his Okemos condition Tuesday at Sparrow Hospital following a three-car accident Monday evening at the home following his evening sports show at the time crash. of the seek repeat w in intersection of Okemos Poad Francisco is a 1966 graduate still struggling for a berth in the and Hamilton Road. of MSU and worked in Saratoga, A car driven by Bernard N.Y., and Sioux City, Iowa, championship game to be played before joining WJIM. Bob Ivers Nov. 8. Welch, 16, of Lansing, ran a red light and hit Francisco's car and Bob Kurtz will handle the The Lansing All-Stars will have Dayton battled their division's leader, Lackawanna, to a 36-36 broadside, throwing it into another car driven by Robert sports absence. Welch duties was in Francisco's released with minor Running attack's their hands full this Saturday night when they meet the Dayton Colts in a home contest tie last Saturday. The Colts, with their 8-3-1 record, are still one Demorest, 52, of Detroit. Here are the five unsung heroes of the Spartan's Tom Beard, Don Baird and Da 'e Van Elst. Welch's car then hit a stop sign injuries and cited for failure to offensive Standing to be played at Lansing Sextion. full game behind the Lancers. ground game against Michigan. Duffy is line coach Gordie Serr. The Colts are the no. 2 team in Earlier this season the All-Stars and crashed into a building. yield the right of way and Daugherty calls the crew the "best I've had here State New; the Lakes Division, and they are traveled to Dayton and handed Francisco, 25, received running a red light. Demorest at MSU." photo by Wayne Munn From left, Craig Wycinsky, Ron Saul, the Colts their first loss at home abdominal injuries and is in the was not injured. years. With this loss and r\ I I I I II • ■ I I the tie last week, the Dayton 11 Bobby Hull Hull hockey; quits quits Plain Fancy / I / / capable of. a This weekend's contest is also must for the All-Stars, who are $5305.00 'foiled to get fringe leading division. the leagues' Central $199.95 complete CHICAGO (UPI)--The Chicago Black Hawks have received a General Manager Tommy Ivan said Tuesday, but the Black who scored a record-breaking 58 g°als last season, Chicago has Lansing is leading the entire league with a 10-1-1 record, but they are still only one game KLH MODEL ELEVEN-W telegram from Bobby Hull Hawks intend to keep Hull on ,ost all five of its starts this (continued on page 13) An all-transistor compact stereo announcing his retirement, their active list. hi-fi system with remarkable "Getting the telegram doesn't sound and performance. alter his position with us one Includes magnetic cartridge and diamond stylus. bit," Ivan said. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 13 SPORTS- S' booters rated 2nd Iowa gridders get with it' / behind San Jose State with high-powered offense NEW YORK (UPI)- San Jose State leads nine other undefeated U.S. collegiate soccer teams in this week's balloting by the National Soccer Coaches Rating Board for the top 10 teams, it By Gary Walkowicz P - Executive . - , PJ, Sports Editor loser (they hadn't won more Running out of a winged-T La^e has connected on 51 was announced Tuesday. than three games in a seuon formation> Iowa has sho^ a of 106 passes for 873 yards and San Jose State, which has won all five of its contests, received The University of Iowa mav be 511106 1962) to a beautifully balanced attack, Ilf 305 points, 29 points more than runnerup MSU, which has a looked down upon k„ by some as team (5-5 in 1968) with the aid gaining 1,147 yards through the carrjes y yartk on 6-0-1 mark. the unsophisticated " "country °{J new,y-f°und, Super-charged air and 1,311 yards on the Nagel employs two sets of Next are St. Louis University (3-0-0), 270 points; Maryland cousins" of the Big Ten family, offense- gr2,Vnd" running backs with a pair of (5-0-0), 256; Hartwick (6-0-0), 239; Harvard (6-0-0), 231; Penn but when it comes to playing In seven conference games last The man who makes the sophomores-tailback Levi (6-0-0), 224; Montclair State (7-0-0), 175; Southern Illinois football the tumed-on farm the Hawkeyes averaged Hawkeye offense go (6-0-1), 171; and Air Force (6-0-1), 169. boys have "moved* into "the "Age 366 po'nts and 481J9 yard per quarterback Larry Lawrence, a Penney-^omprisin^^e No^ of Aquarius" game and had their best Big Ten threat both as a runner and • P g The Hawkeyes, MSU's next ^cord (4-3) since 1960. passer. Mitchell, a speedy breakaway football opponent, can't be threat, has carried for 377 yards accused of being behind the in 62 rushes-a 6.1 times. average. He Iowa not only has been swept up in the recent trend toward U-M-State started off Iowa's 61-35 rout of Washington State this season by returning the opening kickoff 92 more wide-open and explosive yards for a touchdown. offenses in college football, but, Penney has rambled for 321 as it turns out, among those the Hawkeyes leading the way. The latest statistics released by th NCAA shows Iowa with the are tops yards on 54 carries, although he hasn't scored a touchdown yet. Second team runners Dennis ffiiiwil NEW YORK (UPI)--For the Green and Tom Smith have each nation's third most potent weekend. Tennessee's game at offense, averaging 491.6 yards 13th time in the past 15 years, Alabama was runnerup with carried 30 times with tailback Cilek am the Michigan-MSU game has led Green gaining 139 yards and per game. 72,443 spectators. fullback Smith running for 210 0^''Houston and Stanford the 1n,atio"'s ffothM colle&es in Thle ^ C/°wds ,ast have than gained Coach more yards per game Ray Nagel's weekly attendance. weekend drew 634,167 persons, The game, drawing 79,368 about 19,000 fewer than the fans to Spartan Stadium, easily same weekend in 1968. The yards. of Lawrence has been hurt part this season and No. Dayton Hawkeyes. headed the nation's lo' largest total for the top 10 crowds quarterback Mike Cilek has seen (continued from page Lawrence Iowa went from a perennial 12)^ college football crowds last through the first five weeks of 1969 also is down, by about ^0_^°f_ac^0"'^0mpl,eting 40 passes for 274 yards. 18 of ahead of the Pontiac Firebirds. The league statistics show 9,000 from last year's 3,181,799 Wingback Kerry Reardon is the Lansing's prominence in more total. leading pass-catcher with 23 ^'"thari the'won'io'ss column. S' cross c on The other top-drawing games last week's schedule were Nebraska-Kansas P u r d u e-Iowa 66,667, 65,971, receptions for 454 yards and four touchdowns, while tight end Ray Manning has 16 catches for 214 yards and two scores. Jim Garrett, ex-Spartan is the an gridder, leading ground gainer with average of 9.7 yards per carry. Craig Teft holds down the ^ ^ prices As often happens with such a Florida-North Carolina 62,945, wide-open attack, the Hawkeyes nijmbe7 two postion with an you Norte Dame-Southern Cal are prone to average carry of 7.4 yards. 61,075, Oklahoma-Colorado turning the football faces CMU today Garrett also leads the league in over to their opponents. 60,456, Georgia Tech-Auburn touchdowns scored with 12. The This year, they have lost the 59,464, Minnesota-Ohio State All-Stars number two scorer, ball to the alarming; tune of 14 53,016 and Washington-Oregon State 52,762. passes intercepted and 13 Teft, rates sixth in the league with six TD's. afford fumbles lost in just five games. Ken our top two men," Spartans' second or third man in By DON KOPRIVA Gibbard said. each meet. State News Sports Writer The _ Spartan cross country F'lling out the Spartan entry today should be Dave Dieters, MSU,s second man jnst the Probably the fastest team, Dieters has been told by his coach that if he can force man on Booter s defense prepares team will get a mid-week respite mnnesot&y and frosh Warren himself to stick up a little more from Jim Gibbard's touch in the race, he could outkick Krueger, Ralph Zoppa and just for Bills' invasion workouts today as Central about anyone in the Big Ten. Kilpatrick, all in MSU's Michigan invades Forest Akers " The " meet. Spartans Will be aiming to JPt hark nn thp winnino get hack on the winning track top seven at this time. Dieters, a sophomore from Arimgton „e,6hts' nl ' has ^ Also running for the Spartans are Pete Reiff, Mark Maxwell, Tom Silvia, Bryan Kent and By PAM BOYCE year Saturday! is sophomore Steve Twellman, who replaced Young! - .. after dropping a 28-29 thriller to Barney State News last thus The top runner for the Chips Sports Writer year's Terry Sanders. Les Lucas has taken Minnesota runners far, holding as the over the No. 1 goalie spot this year, racking up Saturday at the thus far has been soph Bob While the MSU gridders have their annual Gopher course. ^ Carpenter, Jackson Parkside six shutouts and letting in but one goal in seven Gibbard frankly does not see a rivalry with the Wolverines, the Spartan booters grad who games. his team having a lot of trouMe grabbed little are not to be outdone. The soccer team, in its All-America honors for the Rounding out the backfield are returning with the biggest game of the season and last home contest, lettermen Denis Boles, St. Louis senior, Buzz Chips, who MSU Chips frosh. as a greet arch-rival St. Louis this weekend in what is defeated handily last year. Junior Chuck Starkey, MSU's Demling, St. Louis junior, and Ken Hamann, the always a bitterly fought battle, "They've got some good third man against the Gophers, only Michigan resident on the team. young kids on their team," As always, the game will pit two top-notch Demling, referred to by Coach Gene Kenney as will not run today and may not teams against each other with the Spartans Gibbard said. "But they haven't "one of the most unsung players in the past two run Saturday against Michigan, ranked two in the country and the Billikens come along the way I thought Central and Eastern here because years," switched from the forward line to rounding the corner in third place. St. Louis defense after his freshman year and has sparked they would and we should handle them." dropped to third this week as the Spartans the backfield for the past two years. moved up following their 1-0 victory over Akron. Gibbard will be hoping that his Boles, who played forward in high school St. Louis, however, undefeated and untied so far top runners, junior Kim before switching to fullback, turned in an Hartman and senior Ken Toomey this season, will be out to gain back the two spot, impressive performance against Akron last week. Leonowicz, retain the 1-2 spots which they held last year in LOS Toomey, the ANGELES man many (UPI)-Bill regard if not to advance to first. A major factor in the Spartans' game plan will be its defense, tested for the first time this season Hamann, Southfield senior, has also had experience on the forward line, playing wing in SALE . leading MSU to the Big Ten title. high school. He is currently beginning his second Both have been rather as the greatest decathlon by Akron. The defense proved itself, however, by year as center halfback regular. Long vests Reg. $18 11.90 inconsistent thus far, with competitor in history, has holding the Zips to five shots on goal and not The Spartan defense will receive its toughest Sweater Reg. $13 8.90 Hartman as MSU's top runner retired. allowing any goals to be scored. workout of the year this Saturday, Kenney says. Fants Reg. $12 7.90 against Indiana and Minnesota "This was it," the 30-year-old Although the backfield lost two of last season's "St. Louis is strong at every position, and our but fifth against Miami, while Santa Barbara (Calif.) City five starters, the Spartans have filled in the spots goal will be attacked more this week than it has Corner of N. Butler & Otto Leonowicz was the second College teacher said Monday with five performers. Joining the backfield this all season," the coach said. Spartan in the Indiana meet, first against Miami but No. 5 at Minneapolis. "We need consistency from our top two if we are going to challenge for the Big Ten, and to challenge we'll need Kim and Varsity Club note The Varsity Club will hold its formal initiation beginning at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the club room of Spartan Stadium. Dave Dieters Last 5 Days FREE contact One Year's Complete Wallace's for an appointment for Of Your your contacts... All Students Eligible - No Purchase Necessary It's a rtal gain! Discover just how oasy it is to on joy natural vision with Wal¬ DRAWING WILL BE MONDAY, OCTOBER 27 lace contacts. Call for that appoint- WALLACE OPTICIANS ft epard1 DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING VINE AT CLIPffERT ipoalto Soars) IV S-7 326 South Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. DR. W.C. JENSEN DR. R. J. SPAGNUOLO Rtfitfrti OputmHriMti (p E S Since 1944-First Choice of MSU Students 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Start something New! Place a Want Ad Today CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil hank Employment E mployment For Rent OPENING FOR waitress and Busboy, EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like you. CHEVROLET 1965 Impala. All PONT I AC tri-power. GTO 1966, 389 Excellent condil MALE PART-time plastics fabricator 12 midnight to 7 am shift, Friday own fine home. New deluxe to work for small firm. Some basic and Saturday nights. Apply Must sell. Call Payton, 351-0725 shop experience desirable. building. Large airy rooms. INTERNATIONAL HOUSE of or 355-5148. 2-10/22 Afternoons from 1-5 Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. p.m. PANCAKES, 2800 East Grand 487-0122. 5-10/27 River. 3-10/23 Air-conditioning. Security locks. • AUTOMOTIVE Parking. Beautifully maintained. PART TIME secretary-needed • EMPLOYMENT FULL TIME, part-time salesladies, Select clientele. Lease. Call CHEVY 1965 Corvair. Good body, TEMPEST CUSTON, 1967. Excellent- immediately. Typing necessary. alterations woman, apply at • FOR RENT good engine. Name your own schedule-10 to 332-3135 or 882-6549. O excellent tires, condition. Must sell. Can be seen Albert's, Lansing Mall . See Mr. • FOR SALE 372-2140. 3-10/22 15 hours per week. Contact Mr. Schloss. 1-10/3 6142 Haag Road, Lansing. • LOST 4 FOUND at Cole, 351-8932. 3-10/24 HAVING DIf%ICULTY 393-3556. 5-10/22 it PERSONAL FINDING ROOMMATES? CHEVY II 1966 SS. New 327 CI, PART-TIME For Rent • PEANUTS PERSONAL THUNDERBIRD employment for MSU 350 h.p. "Vette" engine. 1957, Classic. 2 * Roomate Service students during school year with • REAL ESTATE Positraction, 4-speed. Best offer. seater, automatic, both tops, new TV RENTALS: G.E Midwest's largest full-line interior. Good condition. $2395. portable $8.50 per m CAN HELP YOU! • SERVICE 351-0631^3-10/23^ Call 372-0529. 4-10/24 merchant wholesaler. Automobile 541 E. GRAND RIVER including stand. Call • TRANSPORTATION CHEVY MALIBU 1966. Six cylinder, required. For further information CULVER COMPANY. 351-E 351-3558 • WANTED automatic, power steering, no THUNDERBIRD 1966: Air. power phone 337-1349. 0-10/24 217 Ann Street, East Lansing Excellent condition. $1000. APARTMENT, 2-man. Available rust. windows, stereo tape recorder. 355-5799. 3-10/24 $1750. Call 484-4636. 4-10/26 immediately. 126 Milford Street. TV RENTALS-Students DEADLINE BABYSITTERS WANTED: Active Low monthly and term rates Furnished, parking. Phone couple needs several girls for 484-1579 days: evenings, COMET 1961 with 1965 Falcon TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1965. $600 or 484-2600 to reserve y 1 P.M. one class day be¬ babysitting. Close MSU. 372-5767 or 351 4627. 10-10/22 engine. Excellent condition. best offer. 351-2432 after 9 p.m. 351-8986. 3-10/24 UNIVERSITY TV. fore publication. 482-6711. 3-10/23 3-10/24 Cancellations - 12 noon one WOODMERE Apartments: One WANTED MEN: Hours flexible. HRI NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented block from class day before publica¬ DART WAGON 1963. Tinted glass, campus. New one, VOLKSWAGEN 1964, 2-door beetle. students fulfill your professional only to MSU students and faculty. two, tion. three, and four man. $70. air, new tires, more. $305. One owner. Low mileage. $8.84 month [including tax], experience requirements. Phone 351-9036. 7 10/22 355-5776 after 5 p.m. 3-10/24 487-0466 after 6 p.m. 3-10/23 STATE MANAGEMENT 351-7600, ext. 167, Guy CORPORATION, 444 71 I East Apartments PHONE Atkinson. 3-10/24 Michigan DODGE LANCER 1961, 4-door. VOLKSWAGEN Ave. 332-8687 C 71 1 Burcham Radio, heater, $50 Bill New deluxe 1-bedroom 355-8255 RATES McPHerson, 332-4558. 3-10/23 COMPUTER RENT A Company-$9.50 TV from per a month. Call TV furnished 2 or 3 man apartments. Avail able now DODGE 1957, V-8, power steering, I day J 1.50 automatic 339-2955 3-10/24 transmission. $95. VOLKSWAGEN 1963. New tir OPERATORS 337 1300. NEJAC TV RENTALS • for 9-month or l-year leases 489-9651 351-3525 radio, heater Excellent conditii 15^ per word per day Apartments ONE GIRL winter term for 4-man $450. 353-7104 5-10/22 3 davs J4.00 FIAT SPIDER, 1968 convertible. apartment. $65/month. 351-6341. 13 1/21 per woru per asy Leaving country, best offer. Call BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 4-10/24 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Gc 5 days bedroom apartment, FOR RENT $6.50 condition. Priced for immedi /MARS PPDBE REPORTS SURFACE RPlkqH. furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 13< per word per day sale. Call 699-2465. 4-10/26 north: FIAT 1968-850 coupe. Black vinyl NJO SIGN OF LIFE 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. Large, furnished studio. Utilities (based on 10 words per id) interior, white exterior. Takeover WOULD YOU like a SHARP cai Corner of Haslett and Hagadorn paid, private entrance. $100 a Roads. 24-10/31 month plus deposit. Phone There will be a 50tf service payments. $1295. Doreen, the $1,000 bracket? We got em. 627-5454. 4-10/23 485-9172, extension 513, days CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 and bookkeeping charge if 3-10-22 CLEAN, PLEASANT upper East Michigan Avenue, across this ad is not paid within from the Post Office. 484-2345. C Employment Employment apartment. Adults only, no pets. HOLT AREA: nished one week. Ideal for married couple. $110, all FORD 1957, automate 312. V-8 YOUNG MAN for afternoon work, 5 utilities furnished. 484-8626. Ground floor. No children engine, dual exhaust, 4-door. RN, ONE night a week, also 7 to or pets. The State News will be Mint-like condition. Phone Auto Service & Parts days a week. Apply in person 3:30 weekends Call Mrs Cole. 4-10/26 $90. 646-6811 after 6 p.m PRINCE BROS. PROVISION CO., responsible only for the 372-5638. 7-10-27 ACCIDENT PROBLEM7 Call 332 5061. 5-10/23 10-10-27 120 Reniger Court., off East FACULTY or Married grads. large first day's incorrect inser- KALAMAZOO STREET BODY one bedroom unfurnished. FORD GALAXIE 1967. Air, s Michigan Ave. Blvd. just west of TE ACHE R/administrator/organizer ONE OR two men needed for winter SHOP Small dents to large 332-1438, 332-0811. 5-10/27 power. Excellent cone Brody Dormitories. 3-10/23 wrecks. American and foreign and spring. Luxury four man. $1295 482-6133. 5-10/27 Close to campus. 351-1572. cars. Guaranteed work. 482 1286 LYONS AVENUE: 2nd floor BABYSITTER FOR 2 children, /creative/unstructured preschool 2628 East Kalamazoo C 1 III SI KVIC K BURKAU t OKI". 3-10/22 mornings in my home URGENT! Subsidiary of IBM unfurnished, 2 bedrooms. Utilities The State News does not 351-3825. 4 10/24 2 201 K. Grand River Ave. paid. Stove, Parking. Married WORKING GIRL needed to share permit racial or religious not absolutely necessary SmaM Lansing. Mich. 489 12 couple. Deposit Phone owner, apartment at Meadowbrook Trace. discrimination In its ad¬ FORD 1969, Fairlane 500 484-7546. 5 10/27 salary. Phone Dr T. Wilbur, at $60. 393-1386. 5-10/24 Local distributor needs vertising columns. The convertible. Fully equipped. Little 373-1830 or 351 4570. 3-10/23 nity ernplo; State News will not accept over 8,000 miles. IV 2 2333 after ambitious, neat appearing WOODMERE Apartments. Just NEEDED: ONE girl for 3-man 6 p.m. 5-10/24 man for part-time work. Very CASHIERS Needed Daytime from LINE UP your fall job now. Earn to completed, one block from $61 month. 882-0897. advertising which discrim¬ liberal pay scale. Must campus. 2 or 3 man, $180. Also apartment. inates Aviation have 10 to 2 and 10 to 5. nights 5 to 5-10/22 against religion, 1100 1966 Mello. Radio, tires. be willing to 11 30. need roommates, $70. 351-9036. % MG car and work Burger Chef Drive-in, 622 necessary. Subsidiary of Alcoa race, color or national or¬ $800. After 5 p.m., 337-9406. North Homer, Frandor. 7-10-24 7-10/29 SAY IT IN FRONT 50,000 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to evenings. For further Equal Opportunity Employer. Call OF igin. 3-10/24 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! information call 372-9550 351-7319 for interview. C PEOPLE! Talk about business FACULTY APARTMENT' services with Student Service Special $5.00 offer. 484 1324. C and ask for Mr. Calgaro or Unfurnished. No pets. EAST a MUSTANG 1965 6 cylinder, Directory ad Call Judi, 355-8255 standard shift, 30,000 miles. Good Mr. Windsor. GRADUATE accounting student for LANSING MANAGEMENT. today for details. condition. $675. 882 2769. Scooters & Cycles part time bookkeeping. Employer _ Phone 332-2627 C. BABYSITTER TO live in 2 boys, December 15th. Write Personnel wiliaccommodatestudent's hours. 3-10/23 NEED ROOMMATES, Old Cedar CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished, living BMW 1967 R-695 Extras. $1000 ages 2 years and 7 months Parents Manager, BOYNE HIGHLANDS, Willing to work Saturdays and Village. Call Larry. 355-2622 room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Call Brother Gambit, 351-0825 work evenings. Ca; before 4 p.m Harbor Springs, Michigan, 49740. 1-10/22 Call 332-5374. 5-10/24 5-10/23 882-0367. 5-10/26 7-10/29 393-5770, ask for Mr. Finn. TF Call 351 -587 1 except 6 Guys and 5 Gals FURNISHED APARTMENTS , TRIUMPH 650cc 1969. Touring Needed to fill single Sunday-Tuesday after 3 p.m., Call 372-3610 extension 264. 5-10/26 accessories. Bell helmet. Phone vacancies at 731 ning, radio. New 355-9336. 2 10/23 $55 per man (walk to campus) 3-10/24 3 wide oval tires. vinyl roof. 332=1663 Red MUSTANG condition. 10-10/22 1967 3 on floor, good $1175 351 3895. MUST Norton. SELL cheap. $200. Call 1965, 351 2196. 400 Announcing. (4-man apts.) Luxurious furnished & completely carpeted apts. 3-10/23 $160 married couples Swimming pool & fully BARRACUDA 1967 c MUSTANG 1967, V-8, Automatic, equipped party-game room. radio, radiai tir power steering. 487-6141, TRIUMPH 1967, TR 4-A. Excellent 4 blks. to Campus See model at 731 Burcham 3-10 23 238 or 882-8631. 3-10/23 condition. Many extras. $1650 Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. 372-6029. 3-10/23 Ph. 337-0298 or NOVA COUPE 1969. 7600 miles, (Model phone 351-7212) 375 hp, turbo-jet, 396, V-8, HONDA 1967 305. 6900 miles Fair HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. 4-speed transmission. All optional condition. Asking $325 BUICK, 1968 LeSabre convertible. equipment. Priced at $2300. 351-7910 351 8881 3-10/24 Clean, very excellent condition. 372-5741 after 5 30 p.m. 5-10/27 Call 372-1665. 3-10/23 OLDSMOBILE, 1966. 442. 4-speed, Employment ■ ■ CADILLAC LIMOUSINE 1958, power steering and brakes, ■ First come, first Served ■ 9 passengers, loaded Great AM-FM stereo radio, quick and RECEPTIONIST 9 A.M. til noon ■ daily. $1.75/hour to start. Phone ■ condition. S395. 351-5764, reliable. 5-10-24 After 5, 351-0077. Mr Taylor 489-2379 after noon. ■ ■ ■ PARKING SPACES FOR RENT ■ ■ Next To Campus ■ WANTED: GALS and guys to work ■ CHEVROLET 1968 Impala, 4-door OPEL KADETTE Rallye 1967: Gold inside at PIZZA TREAT, LITTLE CAESARS 1071 Trowbridge ■ ■ SjQOO j Month ■ ■ ■ ■ hardtop. PS, PB, V-8, automatic with black stripes, a clean car, Road. Just off campus across from ■ NE^V CEDAR VILLAGE ■ 20,000 miles. $1750 . 332-1822 very economical, excellent Holden Hall. You pick your hours. ■ ■ 3-10/24 condition. $1260. Call Fred, Come in after four o'clock to PARKING RAMP ■ ■ 332 1437. 7-10/29 apply. 4-10-23 ■ CHEVROLET 1965: Impala 2=door ■ 332-5051 ■ ■ hardtop 327; four-speed, power PARTY WAGON-Camper 1959 SHORT ORDER cook. Scofes steering-brakes, real clean, $990. Cadillac Hearse. Make offer. Restaurant. Position available 485 7095. 351-0687 after 6. 3-10/24 7-jO-23 immediately Call 393=4160. 10-11-2 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 1969. CHEVROLET 1966. V-8. 2-door Automatic transmission, radio, six sedan. Radio, whitewalls. months old. 11,000 miles. Must be HOUSECLEANING, THURSDAY Excellent $875. Call afternoons sold. 393-1561 or 393-4137, after afternoons, $1.50 per hour Near 489 1229. 5-10/24 campus. Call 351-4032. 1-10/22 5:30 p.m. 4 10/24 Plac-3 Your PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD w* Vk/y : Address City Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. STATE NEWS will bill you later. Student No. Zip Code THE OPEN DOOR LEASE 16 Proximity i8. Oahu p.arl, 20. Humor Phone 8 Not the winner 3 7 8 9 % 2 4 6 Consecuti VP Dntoe; tn P„n We're opening our doors for the homeless. We have limited vacancies % % " 9. Misleading 10 Soft limestone If you have a friend, the two of Heading and offer you you may fill an a unprecedented feature. four man apartment and still pay the rates for only two .3 i 14 12 Soap frame bar 17 Goal P rint Ad Ho re• men!* The supply of these apartments is limited so don't delay. Stop K, 19.Adage in today, take a peek through our door, and ''WELCOME HOME 18 % 2. 23 Solved % f0 24 % Zb '/A '/A 25. Accomplished 27 Press for payment the right to fill these apartments at the 29. * Austere The management reserves ZO 27 28 29 30 3i Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. consent of the tenents. 32 33 35 % 36 31 30. 31 Solid Range animal * 32. Unharmed 10 Words or Less: 1 day - $1.50 3 days - *4.00 5 days - $6.50 ie 39 41 33. Early Eastern • Over 10 Words Add; 15£ per word 40£ Per word 65£ per word % Christian 3/1 Stale (ylla f iaqe/nenl 42 43 ODD 46 i 4b 34 Tropical fruit 36. Roman magistrate Mail to: Michigan State News 347 Student Services Bldg. MSU East Lansing, Mich. Mj jJJJJ, 'Ipa itnwil llanati % AT % 46 39. Cubicle 40 Wild 44. And not o* Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 15 For Rent For Sale For Sale For Sale Service FANTASTIC PLASTIC inflatable FREE PARKING at rear of store, for GIBSON ELECTRIC guitar with DRESSMAKING AND Kennedy-Kopechne furniture. Durable, convenience. OPTICAL your $100; KLH model 24, 4 case case, ALTERATIONS. Can come to MSU NEAR: Student rental indoor-outdoor. Twenty different DISCOUNT. 2615 East Michigan speakers, $225; Car tape deck, you. Phone evenings, 487-3318. chairs, sofas, hassocks, etc. Low Ave. 372-7409. C-10/24 $20. 332-6106. 3-10/24 furnished 3 bedroom house. 3-10/24 prices. $3.00 to $25.00. Call Reasonable. Call ED 2-0590 after 337-9215 noon to midnight. SIX 6 p.m. 5-10/22 BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7" $3.64, 8" KITCHEN chairs; TV stand; BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN (continued from 6-10/24 page 1) "Yes I have," he said. - $4.18, 9" - $5.20. Delivered. lamps; miscellaneous. Reasonable. SCENE with an exciting new job. That supported the findings of KWAST BAKERIES, 484-1317. Call 351=4859. 3-10/24 Check today's Classified Ads! Kopechne but was forced back "Did they give a positive Dr. Donald R. Mills, associate LANSING-SAGINAW West. 341. FIVE SPEED man's bicycle, good C-10/23 by the current. benzidene reaction?" medical examiner for Dukes House for 4. Clean. Students condition; also, dehumidifier, like FLOOR MODEL stereo, 1969 model. The last witness to testify was "Yes, they do." accepted. Short term contracts new. Phone 351-7556 evenings. CLINIC Oct. 24th & 25th County, Mass. He ruled, after a SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! Wood cabinet, solid state and Am plifier-Receiver-Pream Dr. Henry C. Friemuth of Joseph Flanagan, attorney for 10-minute examination July 19, available. Very private, furnished, 2-10/23 pi ifie r Brand fenced backyard. Contact Rick, 9 new portables $49.95 transistorized. Must sell at cost. Any Make - Any Model Baltimore, a toxicologist in the Mr. and Mrs. Kopechne of that Miss Kopechne had SOFA BED, brown, sleeps 2. $15.00. $5.00 per month. Large selection $79.95 cash or terms. See at 1915 Transistor-Tube office of the Maryland medical Berkeley Heights, N.J., who are a.m. - 5 p.m. 489-1407. 3-10/23 drowned. Piano, $50. Pop, folk, jazz, of reconditioned used machines. East Michigan. 5-10/27 Kit-Used-New examiner. He supported fighting exhumation, then Drs. classical stereo recordings. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New TESTED FREE Joseph F. Spellman, SOUTH FAIRVIEW, 2 bedroom Home and testimony that Miss Kopechne produced the white blouse Miss Philadelphia medical examiner, 351-7295. 5-10/22 "Many Others." $19.95 DINETTE SET for $15. Ironrite Hi-Fi BUYS house. Garage, basement, and drowned. The stains found on Kopechne was wearing when she to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS ironer $35. Good condition. 1101 E.Grand River her blouse were characteristic of died. George Katas of Boston and large back yard. Very clean. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. Deposit 0NE AMpEG BT-15-C bass guitar 669=3531. 2-10/23 EXPERIENCED TUTOR: Cyril H. Wecht of Pittsburgh , grad. couple only. amplifier. One Framus twelve 1115 North Washington, English, drowning victims, he said. Pointing to reddish stains on agreed Monday that only an; 489-3697.2-10/22 French, German, Chinese. $2.00 Dr. Werner strjng gujtar 355.9435. 5-10/23 489-6448. C-10/23 PLATFORM rocker: $10, pair of hour. 353-0933. 5-10/26 S^>itz, deputy the sleeve and on the back, autopsy could reveal any blond end tables, $10. 351-3391. Maryland medical examiner, Flanagan asked: internal injuries. omplete house. 6 people. 100 USED cleaners. Tanks, DRUM SET- Perfect condition. Best vacuum 3-10/24 agreed. "You are not telling the court, Dinis took the witness stand Completely furnished. All utilities canisters and uprights. $7.88 and "In a drowning case there will are paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. offer. Call anytime. 882-1024 DRESSMAKING AND alterations. you, that the stains which and denied that he had told an C up. Dennis Distributing Co. 316 80 INCH 5-10/23 HEAD Standard skis, European experience. All kinds. be foam in the airway, blood are there are North Cedar, opposite City Cubco bindings, size drowning stains?" associate medical examiner a few 12 boots, Call 355-0850. 5-10/24 foam, from the rupture of very "I am STUDIO APARTMENT CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for Market. 482-2677. C-10/23 $80. 351-3391. 3-10/24 saying that stains days after the accident that an $125/month. Available November. fine, little vessels," he said. frequently found on the clothing sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos autopsy was not necessary. 351-9389 between 6 P.M. - 8 P.M. ELECTROLUX TANK "You don't need much blood to of persons who died by Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 vacuum LEICA M-4; meter; 28 mm; 90 mm 3-10-22 give it cleaner, with all attachments. lenses; Durst m-600 enlarger. a pinkish hue." drowning do exhibit a pink GIBSON ES-335 TDC 12, with (Good suction.) $18. 482-2677. C-10/23 489-2155. 3-10/24 WANTED He said the foam could come out the mouth and roll down the discharge," Friemuth said. $325. Call Spitz also testified that an Oakland varatone and stereo. 351-5638. 3-10-22 ONE HUMAN HAIR fall for sale. sides of the face and could get autopsy now, three months after Black. Call for on the collar and on the USED GENERAL Electric televisio DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and information, clothing the accident, "would absolutely 355-0439. 3-10/22 Woman to work five days ■of the drowning victim. 23" console. Excellent conditio engagement ring sets. Save 50 per yield no conclusive evidence. (continued from page 1) SHARED DOUBLE parking. $11 a cent or more. Large selection of a week, 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 Previous witnesses had said Call 882-3832. 3-10-22 "You may exhume the girl and grows out of pride in week. 425 Division. Phone plain and fancy diamonds. p.m. Apply Van Dyke benzidene tests on Miss $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0. still not know whether she independence. Their feelings are 332-1616. 4-10/24 ALL GUITARS, amplifiers, drum WILCOX Studios, 209 Abbott Rd., Kopechne's clothing revealed the SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East BEAGLE PUPS, 9 weeks old, AKC or call ED 2-8889. drowned," he said. typical in that they're in favor of other instruments. Call Rich ; registered. Phone 676-5087 presence of blood. Oakland University and for Michigan. 485-4391. C For Sale 337-0703. 5-10-24 "Have you ever seen clothing He said that an external 3-10/23 being free of the mother WEDDING stained by a pinkish froth on examination probably is the best INFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar SUPER RE-VERB showman bottom GOWN institution," Crowder said. BOXER REGISTERED male. 2 years some drowning victims?" way to diagnose death by William F. stools, night stands, Jaguar guitar. Good condition. Stumer, asst. Call 351-4207. 4-10/24 old, champion sired. Call ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking Friemuth was asked. drowning. provost and acting chairman of prefinished picture frames and 482-6872. 3-10/24 by experienced seamstress. the steering committee of the PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 ZENITH STEREO, Reasonable charge. Call, more. $135; 35 albums Oakland University Senate, said South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C $45. extra. $300 value. 351-8287. HEAD 320 skis; Tyrolia 2000 and NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS: Puppy 355-5855. 0-10/24 he 10 weeks old, male and female favored Varner's 3-10/23 3000 bindings. $200., new, used 4 three years old. Phone 482-2164. recommendation that the Troop withdrawal predicted CRESTWOOD BASS with hard times. TV AND stereo repair service. Fast $135. Call 355-4021. 3-10/24 and reasonable rates. Call Randy, trustees study the question cover. Near new, must sell. Asking TRANSPHONIC STEREO unit. 3-10/24 $125. Call after 5 p.m., 339-8023. at 351-8939. 2-10/23 before taking action on the Amp, Garrard TT, AM-FM radio, 3-10/24 speakers, warranty. One week old. HIS AND hers bikes. Together $20. AKC REGISTERED St. Bernard resolution. Best offer, 372-8919. 3-10/23 After 5 p.m., call 355-9769. puppies. Champion bloodline. Typing Service (continued from page 1) came almost exactly three years Stumer is the author of the GARRARD 70-MK-ll. Excellent Show quality. Shots and wormed resolution 1-10/22 TERM after he urged former President passed by the condition. $60; Empire 808, $20. MATERNITY 663-3247. 1-10/22 PAPERS, evnelopes, general clarify all of the steps that are CLOTHES: Size 7-8. typing. Dictaphone or tape Lyndon B. Johnson declare a University Senate and presented (Brand new) 353-8385. 5-10/27 Call 484-7858 after 6 p.m. STEREO FISHER amp., JBL being taken in that direction. to the trustees. transcription. 393-3663. 20-10/24 Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., U.S. victory in Vietnam and 4-10/24 speakers, dual turntable. $400. "I think the trustees' reaction Mobile Homes TANDBERG MODEL 12 tape Bill, 353-2700. 3-10/24 said Nixon is doing everything begin troop withdrawals. recorder. Very good condition. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilifhing. "President Johnson did not see was certainly a good one," he DRAFRED: STEREO records; he can "to bring about as rapid a $225. 351-4219 evenings. 1-10/22 GREAT LAKES 1961. 10x50 two No job too large or too small. saiff. "I sense the chancellor was household goods; clothes; huge BLACKLITES: 48 inch fixture, bedroom furnished, close to MSU. Block off campus. 332-3255. withdrawal as possible and things as I did," said Aiken. driftwood. 332-0515. 5-10/27 complete with 7500 hour tube. C The debate continued asking the board to look toward PERSIAN CARPETS; Handscrafts $2400. 332-0003. 3-10/23 responsible settlement. over Oakland. I don't think their $17.25.489-1229. 1 10/22 Vietnam policy protests -- and TV; sofa, best offer. 373-2760 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term "My only beef is that I'd like reaction was unfavorable." PARKWOOD 1966 19-52. Excellent papers. Anita to see it faster" the Democratic the administration's reaction. days, 485-4135 after 5:30 p.m. APPLE CIDER. No preservatives Warren: SCM Sturner said the home. Makes tapes for your car, condition, 0 ooms. 514 Electric. Call 351-0763, 351-7086 "The moratorium hasn't done change in 5-10/27 added. CENTENNIAL MARKET. ermit by submitting a request 5-10/24 signed by a faculty member. 3-10/24 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 22, 1969 SALAD DRESSING MIMCU WHIP LIMIT 2 PER FAMILY PLEASE 8HT SUGAR99' FRESH GROUND HAMBURG 49c PEPS4cou 8 FOOD CLUB STRAINED BABY FOOD 6c FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 95c r uu u v_ L U D TOMATO JUICE 4 S 85= CAKE MIXES 4 85' FOOD CLUB PURE VEGETABLE thrifty r KJKJU V.LUD CREAM STYLE 6 89' SHORTENING 55' acres CORN 5125 W. Saginaw — 6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road