S' offense inept as IU captures 16-0 win By MIKE MANLEY six completions in 27 the attempts (all six in offense), you expect to win. We had to Butcher. Just to keep the defense honest, State News Sports Writer the final period), for 53 he mixed in draw plays to John Isenbarger. yards and managed punt 10 times -- I can't ever remember MSU waited until homecoming to reveal only 194 yards on the ground with 49 of punting that many times." Isenbarger, a doubtful starter until late in its new "can-can" offense, 1-2-3-kick, those coming on one play. Indiana scored all the points they the week, ran through the Spartans for 152 "It was the worst our offense has looked peeded 1-2-3-kick. late in the first quarter when 9.3 speedster yards to set a season rushing mark for in a long, long time," a quiet, shell-shocked Indiana. Gonso hit 22 While the Spartan offense ground itself Larry Highbaugh fielded Pat Miller's punt passes in 32 to a complete standstill, Indiana parlayed a Duffy Daugherty said after the dust had and sprinted 43 untouched yards for a attempts for 229 yards. punt return and three field goals into an settled. "We were inept. We couldn't run, touchdown. The extra point was wide but Only pass interceptions by Mike Hogan, we couldn't throw and we couldn't catch. the Spartans were offside on the play. Clifton Hardy and Harold Phillips deep in extremely easy 16-0 win here Saturday before a hostile home crowd of 77,533. It "After the first quarter we didn't even Given a second chance Don Werner made it MSU territory and timely Indiana fumbles was the sixth largest, and one of the most deserve to be in the ballgame, and we kept the game from becoming a real farce. good. weren't. I didn't think anyone could shut The rest of the afternoon Indiana Indiana's insurance points were provided disappointed crowds in Spartan Stadium played us out. It's almost unheard of in modern history. keepaway from MSU. Harry Gonso, the by Warner on field goals of 38, 30 and 42 The Spartan side of the statistic sheet football. Ordinarily, if your defense holds a quick throwing Hoosier quarterback, yards -- one in each of the last three reads like a "Laugh-In" script. They had team to 16 points (actually it was nine picked the Spartans apart with his passing quarters. nine first downs (four in the last quarter), because the punt return was made against to end John Andrews and flanker Jade (please turn to page 8) STATE NEWS Sunday Sunday morning November 2, 1969 Vol. 62 Number 78 East Lansing, Michigan 10c ^ ■ Hijack ROME (AP) — The escapade of a He had MM eluded a 500-man police odyssey against the Marine and that he "will be but here such a sentence seldom means disgruntled U.S. Marine who hijacked an manhunt for five hours from the time the tried in Italy." more than 20 years. airliner halfway around the world ended in A police spokesman added, however, that Crew members of the airliner, who flew plane landed just before dawn in Rome. the Roman hills Saturday. An Italian priest Italian police said Minichiello had signed there is no rule against extradition of a him on an 18-hour, 6,900 mile, five-stop spotted him wandering aimlessly at a a statement detailing the entire episode person sought by another country after he odyssey from Los Angeles to Rome, called village Mass on this Roman Catholic holy from Los Angeles. The statement appeared has been tried in Italy. the husky, dark-haired youth "a pretty day. to run about eight, single-spaced typed In New York, a U.S. official said the gentlemanly young man" with a "strong The man carried on Marine rolls as Lance maximum penalty upon conviction of the suicidal tendency." pages. Cpl. Raphael Minichiello of Seattle, Wash, The police quoted Minichiello as saying charges facing Minichiello is death. The U.S. authorities said the Marine fled Hurryin' Indiana's hard-running tailback John Isenbarger tries to shake off a Spartan tackier during was picked up by Italian police on his 20th birthday in the Sanctuary of Divine Love the whole thing began with his contention that the Marines cheated him out of $200 minimum is 20 years in prison. Italy has no death penalty. Conviction of Friday while being taken to Camp Pendleton, Calif., for court-martial on near the Appian Way nearly 24 hours after in funds he had deposited with the Corps kidnaping could bring life imprisonment charges of robbing the PX. Saturday's MSU-Indiana game at Spartan Stadium. Isenbarger carried 25 times for 152 he began what turned out to be history's while serving in Vietnam, where he won a yards in the Hoosier's 16-0 victory. longest air hijacking from California to medal for gallantry. State News photo by Mike Beasley Rome. He told the police that he had decided to get the money back by breaking into a POP FRAUD Marine post exchange. For this he faced court-martial but escaped and went on to capture Trans World Airlines Flight 85 at about 1:45 a.m. Pacific time Friday after it Mansfield wo took off from Los Angeles for San Francisco. in Nixon Viet Serial numbers reveal The questioning of Minichiello was light, almost could friendly, be heard and at times laughter in the room where detectives carried out the interrogation. WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Congress on this grave issue on Nov.15,"in Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said what would be a continuation of the Oct. Police called the Italian-born Marine B S & T ticket forgery Saturday he hopes President Nixon will 14 House debate that was halted when Raffaele, the Italian version of his first offer the nation "some light at the end of opponents of anti-war speeches forced name, or Rafael. He spoke to them in both the tunnel" in his speech to the nation on adjournment. English and in Neapolitan-accented Italian. Vietnam Monday night. The statement was drafted by His family comes from Naples. Reps. "Great hopes and expectations are riding Allard Lowenstein, D-N.Y., Donald M. After 2V& hours of questioning, Detective By LINDA GORTMAKER green-and-white tickets was more purple Plichta said the tickets were basically a on this speech," Mansfield said in an Fraser, D-Minn., Andrew Jacobs Jr., Chief Salvatore Palmeri told newsmen that Sunday Editor than red. simple design that was probably easy to interview. "What he says will produce a D-Ind., and Paul N. McCloskey Jr., R-Calif. it was his own belief that Minichiello Not all the tickets for the "Blood, Sweat A report was filed with campus police reaction which will stir debate and Senators who signed were Republican forge. committed his act as "a rebellion against & Tears" performance Saturday night Friday, and local radio stations broadcast "The fakes discussion throughout the country." Charles E. Goodell of New York, and are a real good the Marines and against American society." admitted concert-goers; some tickets were announcements starting at 9:30 Friday Democrats Alan Cranston of California and reproduction," Wardell agreed. "You have "He wanted to get away from America Asked about the possible effect of forgeries of the 9,500 "real" tickets that night that some of the tickets were to look at them twice to really tell." Harold Hughes of Iowa. because he was about to be tried. He did Nixon's speech on the second round of forgeries. Of the 42 House members sold out two weeks ago. Plichta said that tickets for the Nov. 15 not have faith in U.S. justice," the antiwar demonstrations, including the Nov. signing, the Steve Plichta, chairman Students holding tickets not only Republicans McCloskey, Reps. of the Pop bought from Dionne Warwick concert were set to go on detective said. 15 march on Washington, the Montana were Entertainment Committee, could not the Union ticket office, Marshall Music, or sale Silvio Conte of Massachusetts and Ogden Monday, but have been called back. "Justice is hard in America. Here it goes Democrat said "It will have an effect on estimate how Campbell's Suburban Shop were urged to R. Reid of New York. many tickets had been "We are going to emboss them with an much easier. He has faith in us. He is just a the size of the demonstrations and on the check serial numbers with Asked about Vice President Spiro T. forged». but campus police said Saturday the campus MSU seal, so they will be harder to copy," type of demonstrations." police. boy, a child." Agnew's continuing criticism of they had identified forged tickets from he said. "Tickets should still be ready by U.S. authorities have drawn up an arrest war between 30 and 40 people who had called. "We got a lot of calls altogether, but Meanwhile, a group of 42 House and protesters and their backers in Congress as Monday morning." warrant charging Minichiello with air three Senate members said, Members of Alphi Phi Omega service many of those students had good tickets," Plichta said he has in a statement, "merchants of hate parasites of had . previous . . never Wardell said late Saturday afternoon. "Five piracy, kidnaping and interference with they look forward to the President's speech passion," Mansfield commented indirectly. honorary, who usually collect Pop trouble with ticket forgery for Pop commercial aircraft. Officials in New York "in the hope that it will make a substantial "I think that the President gave us good Entertainment tickets, were replaced people were willing to give the source of Entertainment events. Earlier in the week a their tickets, so we might have some said they want him extradited to face contribution to the early end of American advice in his inaugural address when he Saturday by professional ticket takers who number of ticket scalping cases were were told to check serial numbers on follow-up on this." charges at home. involvement in the war." suggested we speak with a low voice and But Palmeri said Italian authorities plan But they also announced plans tone tickets. Wardell said that most of the students "to and bring the people together," (please t > page 7) to file charges of kidnaping and hijacking continue discussion and debate in "The goo« tickets have serial numbers who had forged tickets lived in residence the Mansfield said. "It was a good idea." between 1,001 and 7,000," said William halls. Wardell, campus police desk clerk. "The Plichta said he thought that all the forged forged ones* are in the 8,000 - 9,000 tickets came from one source, and that the bracket." forger knew there were 9,500 seats for the The added expense of hiring professional ticket takers would be around $100, Plichta said, in addition to the cost of "We numbers had 9,500 seats, but our serial only went from 1,001 to 7,000 Arab guerrilla hiring extra police. because each of the price ranges for tickets A former Homecoming chairman, Gary Brey, suspected Friday that there might be ($3.50, $3.00 and $2.50) started at 1001." Due to duplications of serial numbers, flies to Cairo forged concert tickets when he noticed the largest serial numbers did not indicate that the red printing on some of the for mediation the total number of seats. Fighting eased off between Palestinian Halloween tre guerrillas and the Lebanese security forces Saturday. Guerrilla chieftain Yasir Arafat made a surprise flight to Cairo - seat of mediation efforts -- and was described as gloss,razor blades being optimistic about a settlement. pins, McClean said last year was The fighting, which revolves around guerrilla demands to use Lebanese soil for attacks on Israel, picked up Friday with Children were tricked with deadly treats the first time sporadic and widely scattered action, then Halloween night in Lansing and East Lansing police received such complaints died down as Arab diplomats and other and that there were more this year. officials sought an agreement in the Lansing. Police departments in both areas received No injuries were reported in Detroit Egyptian capital. calls from area communities, where similar tricks Two policemen were killed in incidents parents concerned about metal objects they found inside their fruit and were played on treats. in Tripoli, a port in northern Lebanon, and candy. Six Sidon in the south. youngsters in Redford Township said One mother reported that someone put a Guerrillas failed to press an attack on a they received candy containing straight straight pin in her child's Tootsie Roll, an pins while trick-or-treating along the same Lebanese border post at Masnaa after East Lansing dispatcher said. This was the four streets -- Indian, Poincana, Negaunee, several hours of shooting. They were held only complaint he received. and Seminole. Police said it was too late to at bay by Lebanese artillery and tank fire. In Lansing there were two similar cases send out "They never got nearer than two miles to a decoy, because trick-or-treating reported, Officer McClean said. Another was over for the night when they received the post," reported an army officer on the case involved a needle tip stuck into corn these reports. spot. candy. "Our guns held them off and we could "A little three-year-old bit into the candy before noticing the needle," he said. Michigan law provides that if a person is caught spiking candy with lethal objects, Drag'n see them fleeing for cover." The Palestine Liberation Organization's he could be charged with attempting to to win Homecoming honors in the on-campus-coed category was "We had four calls regarding razor blades ... Farmhou5 executive committee, the guerrilla high maim, a felony punishable by s this entry by Armstrong and Butterfield residence halls. Top prize in in apples and one call about human feces off campus n l category. command, met twice under Arafat in of 20 years in prison. the off-campus coed category went to Chi Omega and the State News being given out in tin foil." Figis. photo by Bill Porteous Damascus before he fled to Cairo. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday. November 2, 1969 jniv- of Texas Tech. UC.LA.M.SU. Violence report E8RASnHlO STATE WASHINGTON (AP) - groups reforms, work with officials on confer on common problems," and an Office of and often blame each other for released nowhere to go for help, commission said Economic Opportunity's of legal services to the COMMUNIQUE □ c: rvr\ l_ Ll Y S. METHODIST ^ Brutality, indifference and program the said. Criminal Justice in every city. the faults of the system, it said, recommending m MINNESOTA /. hostility of police, courts and - It recommended spending $5 Average citizens, and experimental projects in citi: Not only the poor, but many prisons are breeding disrespect for the law and undermining crime-fighting efforts, the billion more a year to cure what it called the nation's bleak Police now unfairly catch all the criticism, the commission particularly the poor, often feel caught in an unfair grievances agencies, It said there should be r the Office of middle-income Americans feel the law is unresponsive to their n°Rthwester> VA"°VALE STANFOR D Bosto M-,T National Commission on picture of criminal justice. needs, the report said. Violence said Saturday. The nation now spends less on scrutiny of citizens groups with By TOM SPANIOLO justice than on agriculture State News Staff Writer Unless funds are doubled and subsidies, it said. the power to help reform the system. d One of the principal targets of the SDS and other campus policy major reforms undertaken, "The Reforms would include a control of violent crime will be a campaign fought with bold National Criminal Justice Center to help private-citizen grievance "Judges, police administrators and prison officials hardly ever Latin anti-war organizations has been the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program. Even among southern schools where ROTC is at its strongest, First reactions voiced in Latin In Mexico City, the newspaper Caracas newspaper, El Universal, rather substantial changes have been made, and enrollment in America to President Nixon's Excelsior said it hoped the said the speech gave the ROTC courses has dropped. The University of Florida proposal of "mature "magnificent desires" of Nixon impression that the United experienced a drop in enrollment of almost 50 per cent, partnership" with Latin "will not be sidetracked by States is thinking of an principally because ROTC was no longer made a mandatory "e f fe c ti ve course for all male students at the freshman and sophomore level. countries were favorable in Congress," noting that this had policy Latin ... the morning Mexico and Argentina, Venezuelan politicians called but the happened before with planned U.S. policy in Latin America. The Mexican America." Leaders of Venezuela's major The University of Georgia also changed their ROTC program this year by no longer making it required, and the University of Arizona took steps similar to those of the universities of Florida address "discouraging." newspaper Novedades said it was impressed political parties found the and Georgia. Argentina Foreign Minister Juan Martin said Nixon's policy with Nixon's wish to treat all speech "discouraging." "Our In a recent survey by the Associated Press, the extent of after the night speech, delivered Friday night to the Inter-American Press Latin governments democracies and dictatorships as -- expectations are not satisfied," said one, and another added he ROTC's waning popularity was made clear. Of the 57 colleges and universities which were questioned, 44 reported that their had to "look with a magnifying enrollment in ROTC had gone down, particularly among first Association in Washington, left equals. "an In Caracas, the editor of El glass" to find anything positive year students. Last year the University of Arkansas had 1,200 opening for talks aimed at before association and mutual respect." He said he considered the new Nacional, Aruto Uslar Pierti, said the new policy "presents a in the speech. Nixon said he favors lowering students enrolled in ROTC, but this year only 616 students were taking the course. Other schools reporting a decrease in ROTC practical focus to face the the enrollments were Arizona State University, University of policy a "positive contribution" profile of U.S. leadership in For Answer see Want Ads Personal Column to U.S.—Latin American problems of the hemisphere in Latin America. He said his idea California, Kansas State University and University of Indiana. the next decade. Another of The feeling against ROTC has been so strong at some schools, relations. a partnership with the Latins is guided by an "awareness that particularly in the northeastern region of the country, that ROTC has been dropped altogether. Thus far, only three universities. give-and-take is better than The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State take- i t-or-leave-i t." Harvard, Columbia and Dartmouth, have actually forced ROTC University, is published every class day and Sundays during from their campuses, but several other institutions are trying to four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. do the same. Subscription rate is $14 per year. The people who run ROTC have tried to combat the decline in Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlan< Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michiga; \ \CHOSEN ISRAEL 7 OF GOD? the ROTC program in a number of ways. The emphasis has been to demilitarize ROTC as much as possible. At many universities, students in the first and second courses Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, Unitet are no longer required to wear a uniform and they no longer have States Student Press Association. to go to drill. What does the Bible say about Changes in the ROTC curriculum have also been affected in Second class postage paid at East Lansing. Michigan Israel and the Middle East? certain places. ROTC has brought in civilian professors to teach Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Service Free book on this age-old classes in history and politics. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. conflict available to Jewish Presently, most officers in the Army are commissioned through the ROTC program, and if ROTC were to be drastically cut back, readers. New Testament and Marshall Music Co. Phones: the Army, as well as the Air Force and the Navy, would be in other literature also available Editorial 355-8252 Classified without charge. Write: Some military officers have stated that the students who are Advertising 355-8255 245 Ann St. Display Advertising 353-6400 now joining the program are more dedicated, but the question is: Business-Circulation 355-3447 do we want the Army to be staffed by men who can ignore the Photographic 355-8311 consequences of the Vietnam war, and who are obviously not in contact with the realities of our society? Have you visited ... Our New Universilv Branch NOW OPEN AND OFFERING • Drive-in Services 'til 5 P.M. • Personal and Business Checking Service Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, • Savings Accounts and Christmas Clubs • Certified Checks, and Personal Money Orders • • Certificates of Deposit Night Deposit Facility • Personal and Business Loans •Master Charge Card Services AB&T extends to you a cordial in 11 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS stop in at our temporary office and t permanent University branch staff MAIN OFFICE 101 South Washington Ave. WAVERLY-SAGINAW BRANCH 3820 West Saginaw Street AUTO BANK St Yes! Our office is temporary. We 'll be SOUTH BRANCH 1 200 South Washington Ave. Joseph at South Washington HOLT OFFICE 4308 West Delhi Ave starting our permanent home at the same EAST BRANCH 2101 East Michigan Ave. , Holt tion shortly. Meanwhile, we're delighted tc WEST BRANCH 913 West Saginaw Street WOODRUFF OFFICE DeWitt begin bringing full service banking close to CEDAR EVERETT BRANCH 2521 South Cedar Street COLONIAL VILLAGE BRANCH Colonial Village Shopping Center your home. Will you please give us the priv ilege of serving you ? UNIV ERSITY BRANCH F of Frandor on Michigan Av< HOWARD MILLER Branch Manager BANK WITH THE HOME TEAM UNIVERSITY BRANCH F R A N D O R j 1t ! r £: BANK AND TRUST AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST CO./UNIVERSITY BRANCH NOW SERVING THE CAMPUS AREA We wan I to be Your Banker Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday, November 2, 1969 3 Tuning EDITOR'S 'NOTE: Use of drugs at the college level is almost taken for granted, but the increasing prevalence of drugs in high in on drug 16, and pretty much slow down by the time they are 17 or 18. "When I first got into the business," he added, "pot was the big "By used right, I mean for the proper purpose. My primary reason for using speed, for example, is mood elevation and schools has concerned parents, local officials and even students. thing. Now, however, acid and mescaline are the sellers. Kids stimulation. I have gone to class spaced-out several times, and it The following is a report on drug use among East Lansing high seem to want to try something really wild, something which will makes things a hell of a lot more interesting. schools. David Bassett, State News staff writer, interviewed more remove them from reality as much as possible." "When I'm trying to learn or create than 70 East Lansing High School students over a three-week East Lansing Police Sergeant Robert Brown reports that the something, speed helps, in that it accelerates my mental and physical processes. period. most frequently used drug at East Lansing High School is still "The most important result of my using drugs," Eric said, "was marijuana, but that LSD, barbituates and amphetamines are the maturity they gave me, especially acid. Whereas By DAVID BASSETT pot and hash State News Staff Writer becoming more common. are more or less social drugs with little medical value, acid can "While marijuana is still prominent," Brown said, "we are make a person a better, more intelligent and aware individual." "If it were not illegal, one out of every three East Lansing High encountering more and more problems with LSD. This is due to John is a 17-year-old junior at East Lansing High School, School students would try marijuana," a poll conducted by the the fact that most of the LSD used by high school students is of doesn't live with his parents and has been arrested and convicted school newspaper last year revealed. poor quality; the chances are quite good that an LSD user will for selling LSD. The poll also indicated that 20 per cent would have (or already either acquire a capsule with no strength or double strength, and "I really dig drugs," John said, "but 111 never use them have) smoked pot with the present legal restrictions in effect, the latter could again case produce grave consequences. for two reasons: I don't want to get busted again, and I'm afraid while less than 7 per cent would have (or already have) tried "Another problem we are facing," he added, "is an increase in of the type of person I could become if I speed (methedrine), acid (LSD) or heroin. the use of barbituates, drugs which are potentially more lethal really got hooked on them again. Why do high school students smoke pot, drop acid or mainline than heroin or opium. "I've taken speed, mescaline, acid, pot and opium, and the speed? "Whereas rapid cessation of the use of heroin or opium will only one I don't like is "It's something to do." speed. Most people don't know what they are make a person violently ill, an abrupt halt in the use of "It's a better high than booze." barbituates may cause death." " "It's better than listening to my parents bitch." The East Lansing police are not the only individuals concerned ... a definite pattern seems to be emerging. Kids In a recent series of interviews, most East Lansing High School with drug use by high school students. Parents and administrators turn on for the first timfwhen they are 13 or 14, really pupils who admitted using drugs (including marijuana) said that are disturbed to an extent. they had been introduced to drugs by a friend. A few said that -- freak-out when they are 15 or 16, and pretty much slow "I have no idea how many kids use drugs at our high school. As down by the time they are 1 7 or IS." they first tried drugs simply because they are illegal and their use far as we know, it isn't very extensive. I have heard that some alone was a thrill. students like to experiment with amphetamines, but I think that "I guess it's the same thing as the kicks kids used to get out of very few have tried anything in the hard drug field." drinking alcohol at 16; older people say that it is immoral and The speaker is Jim Mulenbyke, asst. principal of East Lansing talking about when they say drugs are ie, but there i; illegal, so some kids do it as an act of rebellion," one student said. High School. lot of truth in the slogan 'speed kills.' Another'explanation for the use of drugs that is popularly held Karen is 17, a senior at that school. She claims to smoke pot "Most of all, I don't want to become merely a vegetable. I have is that today's high school students are more intelligent and frequently." Drugs are "important" to her, in that they "provide seen a lot of people who use drugs habitually, and whose heads morally liberated than those of past generations, and that this an escape." are really a mess. I don't know whether or not drugs are the enlightenment and freedom encourages the use of drugs. To this She has taken speed (in capsule form) "approximately 15 reason, but I don't want to find out. explanation, one student replied: times," smoked hashish "about 15,", popped mescaline between "I guess I'm sounding like an idiotic Establishment pig, but I've "There are only about 100 (out of 1,500) kids at our school 15 and 20 times, tried acid 10 times and smoked opium alone and been through the drug scene and I'm glad I'm on the other side. who smoke pot with any regularity. However, there are a lot of mixed with pot and hash once each. diverse types of students smoking it occasionally, and I think that Drugs are a great thing, but they aren't the only thing." "I like drugs because they permit me to escape from the reality Depending on one's point of view, drugs in high schools are the is very significant. All that talk about grass being an intellectual of this shitty world," she said. "My parents are always on my cause of a problem, the result of a problem or, or moral thing is a joke. Even the jocks smoke it." simply, just a back about something, school is depressing and life just problem. Regardless of point-of-view, however, most people seem gets Contrary to popular opinion, many students at East Lansing terribly boring at times. to agree that more should be known about them. High School say that while the number of pot smokers is increasing, the frequency is declining. Copping "The first time I popped speed, I wasn't afraid; I had been told that it was harmless and non-addicting. However, the thought of use While refraining from making a moral judgment of drugs, Sergeant Brown admitted that realistic concerning the "A couple of years ago," an East Lansing senior states, "there ... a nickle bag of grass means purchasing an ounce of marijuana drug to more than 70 East Lansing high school students. They buy pot living like an animal with a needle in my arm and blowing fifty or education is badly needed in the East Lansing school system. were a number of students who took every type of drug in sixty bucks a day on smack terrifies me." "What we must have," Brown said, "is a factual, unbiased existence. They went to class stoned, made a lot of bread selling locally, sometimes from MSU students, and smoke it in the "I've taken about 15 different types of amphetamines 60 or 70 school program which would present all known evidence on the subject and tried to turn everybody else on. parking lot. State News photo by Jerry McAllister I guess," Eric said. He is 17, a junior at East in such Lansing High School a manner that it would be effective. "Now, however, more people are using drugs, but less and claims to have "kicked the drug habit. "In the past, there have been a few casual attempts made to frequently. There are a few who are really hooked, but most use students, says that most of his customers are freshmen and shed some light on the it as they would alcohol; they turn-on in cars, in woods and at "There isn't much I haven't taken," he continued, "except problem in this area. However, most of sophomores. these projects have been smack, cocaine or glue. Speed, acid and psilocybin (a unsuccessful for a number of reasons. parties." "I have been selling for about three years," he said, "and a A part-time MSU student, who claims to make more than $400 definite pattern seems to be emerging. Kids turn on for the first hallucinogenic compound derived from fungus) are really great if they are used right. (please turn to page 7) a week selling pot, acid and speed to East time when they are 13 or 14, really freak-out when they are 15 or Lansing High School ARe YOU TIReD OF AREA. NOT HIGH SCHOOL ISSUE Principals because don't see no know about drug problem abuse was more of a community classroom discussions to give we "Maybe it is like sex it," Mulenbyke said. problem rather than a high students some grasp of the drugs education, though; we don't school's. * subject. think that we need a specific If drugs or drug abuse constitutes a significant problem program in it, but maybe we "We're aware of the drugs at high schools in the Lansing Drug discussions sponsored or do." (out of 1,500) kids at our school problem in the area, but we presented area, high school administrators who oke with by outside don't have the problem here; it organizations for the benefit of either are not aware of it or they are not saying regularity. Howe\ lot of diverse types of students smoking it occasionally, and I is a problem in the community, the not in the high schools," Archie schools are rare, also. Picture Most are* high administrators do not view drugs school think that is very significant. All that talk about grass being an Ross, Lansing Everett High asst. principal, said. None of the high school administrators think that there the world intellectual or moral thing is a or drug abua* their schools. Some as a problem in even go as joke. Even the jocks smoke it." "We have other, problems than drugs at Everett." bigger would be a program developed for the sole purpose of giving through far to say that there is no drug An East Lansing High School Dean agrees with Ross about drug education to students in the eyes of ■ problem at their school. the immediate future. Most the drug problem being more a administrators indicated that community problem than that "We have no reason to believe that we have any drug problems this year," Cassius Schaff, asst. "But, like the police, I don't have easy access to knowing, of the high schools. "We're not they will present students continue to use methods of giving drug information. their P&tSky. because people don't come to being brought principal of Lansing Sexton High School said. me and ask me to buy some marijuana," he said. down to our knees drugs problem in our high with the "We don't have a definite school, because it is more or less anti-drug program because we V? See related story, page 4. Of the the problem of the outside have felt that we don't need high school one," Sexton's asst. principal administrators interviewed, only community," he said. Cassius Schaff pointed out. "I've had suspicions on the William Dean, Okemos High The administrative viewpoints matter in the School principal, admitted that a past, but nothing I could drug problem did exist at his on drugs and the drug abuse put my finger on, however." school. problem is reflected in the methods of discussing drugs and ***** TAKE A BREAK! Lansing Eastern Principal "When you're near a college of drug abuse in the high school Donald Johnson takes a similar 40,000 students, you're bound classroom. outlook on the drug situation in to have problems with drugs in ^ Association REGULAR BOX O'CHICKEN $1.35 his school. Johnson said Eastern area high schools," Dean said. None of the 3 Pes. high schools have Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, has no problems involving drugs a separate drug prevention or 3 Hart Agency Gravy, Cole Slaw and Biscuits this year and has had very little, "I know that we have had anti-drugs program in their ^you. On the local level JUMBO BOX O'CHICKEN $1.80 if any, problems in the past. problems with drugs and I know curriculums. tko K11rt Rlr*, 5 Pes. Chicken, Mashed Potatoes that other Lansing high schools Brother Athanasius, principal are having the same problems." Gravy and Biscuit of Gabriels High, Lansing's only Most discussions about drugs THRIFT BOX O'CHICKEN $2.25 and drug abuse come in the 9 Pes. Chicken ONLY parochial high school, cites Dean said that there have never classroom. "nothing serious" concerning been any drug arrests at Okemos Serves 3 to 4 drug problems there. High, but he has called police into the school in the past to mark-hart^ "There isn't, to my investigate "certain" situations. Sexton and Eastern emphasize drugs discussions during their \ f| enterprises! Patrick Sky sings knowledge, any problem of drugs circulation or drugs abuse A few of the high school administrators emphasized that physical education and health classes. Okemos, Everett and 2372-7000 2316 E. MICH.* about the world he at Gabriels," he stated. sees. And with a poet's the problem of drugs and drug Gabriels reply on their biology touch, he writes his East Lansing High School doesn't have any problems songs. They're here in concerning drugs this year, but Photographs, a sensi¬ Asst. Principal James Mulenbyke tive new album that pointed out that there had been sheds light on Now. a few cases in previous years. You'll understand. Mulenbyke said some students Photographs had been picked up on the outside for marijuana charges or had been arrested by the police at the school for drug activities in the community in the past. But he emphasized that no student has ever been picked up for passing drugs or marijuana in the school . "If there is a drug problem here, it is not very prevalent ••••••#••• Tivo Locations to Serve You! QgpfP • M.S.U. Ski-Club • Meets Monday # Ate 1900 E. Kalamazoo 1 forecast! forei 4500 S. Cedar St. • 7:00 p.m. • Call Ahead 484-4471 Call Ahead 393-4770 • at GRANDMOTHERS# Right down Kalamazoo! South Lansing ##•#•••••# 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday, November 2, 1969 Parents concerned with rising drug use "We talk about it with our It's really not a problem for "We only have one boy in high children, but I don't know if the schools; it's a parent's school, so I don't know that "I would be very disheartened to find that my son had much about it," she said. "But 1 you can lay down the law on problem, she said. Parents of high school students In general, Brown said, parents do know that he thinks it's something like this," she said. been using drugs other than experimentally. Drug use recognize both, the influence of ridiculous and that it's at a indicates a lack in a child's life, and / take either an arrest or the university community on "I've discussed this problem of think any parent counseling well. minimum." would really feel bad about it. " their children and the need for drugs with my children, both in Other parents feel that the -Parent of an East more responsibility on their own high school and in college, and Lansing High School student An arrest often wakes a child problem of drug use at East they seem to feel that they have part in the ever-growing problem up to what he is doing and Lansing High School is fairly of teenage drug use. "I would be very disheartened only one brain and don't want usually results in his attendance widespread. "I'm sure there's some bad to find that my son had been to blow it," she said. at therapeutical clinics or visits influence there from the using drugs other than They often bring in drugs, or "We can't expect parents to to doctors, he said. University," one East Lansing "I think that the high school is Of course, having so many experimentally. what they think are drugs, and testify against their children," mother said. "But MSU also handling it pretty well," one college students around Although a drug arrest is ask for police help, he said. In Brown said. "The important offers many opportunities for parent said. "They have a very definitely has an affect on the highly upsetting to both the "Drug use indicates a lack in a these cases, arrests are not made, thing is the kid, helping him." constructive things for fine counseling program and child's life, and I think any high school students, she said. parents and the child, it usually children." have had both "films and turns out for the best in the end parent would really feel bad "But we can't really When a parent brings in his The police put the youngster ITiere is a problem with the speakers." about it," she added. child, the police department acts in touch with other teenagers by getting the youngster off the complain," she added, "after all, habit keeping it from high school students imitating "Drug use is certainly there," a the college was here first." more in a counseling role within who have been on drugs and ar1 or the college students, she added, mother said. "If you want them, "I have no problem because the family. now off, he said. They also becoming Mrs. Case but she does not consider it to Most of the parents were not you can get them." both of my sons are Eagle be that great a problem. worried about their own "In high school, the smart kids Children today are more Scouts," another mother said. don't think drug use is smart," knowledgeable about these "That kind of boy just doesn't fool with stuff like that." children using drugs, but did teenage drug use as a problem. see CASE HALL NAMESAKE she said. things, she said. Parents usually are ready to take the consequences of a drug conviction for their child and are Former prof 100 old Uektm years often glad to get help with the problem, Sergeant Robert Brown, of the East Lansing Police Dept., said. At the time, Berg noted that All colleges were required to telegram in recognition of her 100th year. Mrs. Case would be 100 years spend three hours a week in the The parents usually know that old this year and started to Residents of Case Hall, gym for credit. Before this time something is wrong with their A woman who came to child and are often aware that he dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Case compile information about her no formal physical education campus in 1900 to teach the STEAKS for their generous contributions on file here. courses were offered for women. is using drugs, he said. first women's gym class and later He found a summary of her to the University, sent her a had a residence hall named after education and "Basketball teams will be birthday card signed by 1,000 teaching her will be 100 years old formed and it is hoped that the students; 10 signatures for each experience in the MAC Record, Monday. dated September 1900. young women will take an active year of her life. Sarah B.S. Case, widow of Mrs. Case studied physical interest in tennis, walking, Some of the parents have Albert H. Case, is expected to completely lost control of their Herbert A. Berg, professor and training at Oberlin College and bicycling, skating, etc. as the celebrate her birthday quietly in director emeritus of took a course in theory and season permits, "Mrs. Case wrote children, he said. asst. $1.54 practice of exercise at Harvard for the Record in September, Filet Steak Charlottesville, Virginia. cooperative extension service, Others just can't get the child 1900. Sirloin Steak $1.49 She will receive flowers from visited with Mrs. Case in April LBjyersity. to see the seriousness of what 1968. m the fall of 1889, Mrs. Case, Jumbo Fried Shrimp $1.50 the University and a She left her teaching post in he's doing to himself and turn to Sarah Avery at the time, went to Ocean Fried Perch congratulatory letter from "She was as bright as can be the spring of 1906 and married $1.35 the police for help here, Brown Wilson College, Chambersburg, Acting President Adams. MSU and our conversation was easy. Albert Case the following Roast Chicken $1.25 Pa., where for five years she was has also arranged to have She is a remarkable person," he August in North Carolina. Pork $1.39 director of the gymnasium and Chops President Nixon send her a physiology instructor. all above include baked pottr to She later taught at St. Luke's Case had graduated from MAC It takes a special kind Episcopal Church in Kalamazoo in 1902 with a degree in of nut to fix a and in Ohio at the First mechanical engineering. Volkswagen Congregational Church. SPECIAL STEAK BURGER with baked potato and Texas Toast 89c «« When campus Mrs. Case came in 1900, a two-story gymnasium for coeds had just to Berg said Mrs. Case's friends in Virginia reported she is still in good health, cheerful and been completed in the Women's "would be thrilled to be later called Morrill Hall. remembered by MSU." Athenian Salad $1.00 Glenn Herrlman Volkswagen, Inc. The BEST STEAK HOUSE #16 a.m.-»p.n 3020 E . Kalamazoc dally FREE PARKING SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Do you want to start out CARRYOULT& DELIVERY friO.NE 361-3800 Hobie's your career doing something important? We're selling the Head 606fiberglass ski Just for fun. Nothing's happening in '69. Except you. As far as Libbey-Owens-Ford Company is concerned. Everything else is old hat. - r We've been there. In missiles and lasers. festhervane On space walks. Wherever and however glass could go. Next stop - the 21st century. With only once-a-year pauses on campus to look for creative engineers and scientists for technical SKISHOP center, manufacturing and sales functions. If this is your year to happen, look for our repre¬ sentative. NOVEMBER 5, 1969 Tele •• 351 9494 2283 Grand River Okemos, Mich. '4 mile west of Meridian Mall Lihbey-Owens-Ford Company 811 Madison Ave., Toledo, Ohio 43624 Sunday Hours 1 1-5 SKIERS: Then you're the kind of person we're looking for. Interested In A To Boyne In If you want a job that involves important responsibility now—not in our Finance Department has been like getting an extra post¬ he visits your campus ... or con¬ tact Mr. Richard Rosensteel, Col¬ A 10 Day Ex ten years from now—Ford Motor graduate degree. And a young, lege Recruiting Department, Ford Company could be the place for you. We encourage initiative, wel¬ come new ideas, and give you black Financial Analyst from the University of Chicago says, "If you want to make it, this is the Motor Company, American Road, Dearborn, Michigan 48121. An equal opportunity employer. Aspen, Colorado? every opportunity to get ahead. place.'' We hear like this The proof? Read what a few of our outstanding recent college comments everyday from graduates with Tomorrow at graduates have to say. every kind of educational back¬ One young engineer from ground. People who found the Michigan Tech tells us, "It's the challenges, the important respon¬ challenges and opportunities at Ford Motor Company even Grandmothers. sibilities that make this job so greater than they expected. If you want to take the first exciting." A Harvard Business School graduate who made De¬ step towards a fulfilling career, partment Manager in less than five years, claims his experience Ford Interviewer look into a future with Ford Motor Company. See our recruiter when Will Be On Campus NOVEMBER 6, 1969 ... has a better idea M.S.U. SKI CLUB Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday, November 2, 1969 5 Idea of marriage scrutinized But still the EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the expression of rebellion, he said. shy away from the permanent "I'd rather never have to get majority of second in a two part series on It is a search for meaningful type of commitment marriage married, but I'd like to live with students, regardless of their By BETH THOMPSON Most girls are familiar with 1 beer (8-ounces), 112 -- side marriage -• is it really a dying relationships. requires. one person and raise children," present status or living Basic Four established by the order coleslaw, 60 - side order institution, and if so, what are "I see this as coming from a "I think it's stupid," a coed another coed said. arrangements, seem to support U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. It french fries, 155 -- 1 stick gum, the alternatives? basic human need that is not said of life-time commitment. "I would say a commitment to the idea of monogamous Have you ever been to feeding 10 1 chocolate bar (1-ounce), gives the recommended servings -- being adequately met - the need "It just hangs people up. Guys, one person is very selfish," a relationships if not marriage time at the barnyard?? No? Just 155-1 cupcake, 145 -- ?, piece By CAROL CORRIERE in the milk, meat, vegetable and to be taken seriously as a especially, get a raw deal." man said. itself. go to any residence hall at State News Staff Writer cereal groups. Remembering this (1/7 pie) pecan pie, 495 -- 8 person." Marriage is a predetermined He would rather have a mealtime. You'll see chickens ounces skim milk, 90-8 ounces Commitment and meaning are "Living in a commune doesn't chart can save a lot of tears. People are looking for and are pattern of existence, a male continuing relationship with one peck at everything on their If you had spaghetti for lunch, whole milk, 180. the basic issues which seem to be student said. It isn't necessarily necessarily rule out marriage," a beginning to find more variety in person that, in retrospect, might plate. And pigs who eat don't have a casserole for dinner. Obviously there are many in conflict as far as marriage and their ways of relating to others. the only pattern for fulfillment. turn out to be permanent, he coed said. everything in sight. Or the If you had chocolate cake for areas where unneeded calories its future are concerned. In addition to the common "I think there should be more said. "Although I'm not terribly donkey who doesn't know dessert at lunch, don't have a can be cut out. Youth's questioning and pro-marriage, I will probably be better than to eat sue desserts arrangement of one man living variety in the types of living The family in America was at of the marriage married in a few years," another sundae for a snack in the A word about snacking. Most challenging with one woman, people are arrangements available. Marriage one time quite functional, but and call that a meal. treats lack good food value and institution is the result of a i said. afternoon. You can have it later; beginning to try community isn't for all people -- I don't he thinks people have to develop You'd think that educated they won't become extinct are packed with calories. A general search for meaning in life living. think it's for me," he added. new things, another i people would eat better than quarter will get you chips, a through deep personal "I prefer a communal life barn animals. Many don't. But night. "I read this as an experiment Here few calorie large coke, candy bars, ice relationships. they pay. are a "We're several years behind attempting to create a sense of style," another man said, "one comparisons worth looking at: n, peanuts, crackers and fat! belonging and being in a position where you have 17 or 18 other Gaining weight is a major 1 scrambled egg, 110 calories -- A special caution about fad Denmark, Sweden and Norway where one can care for someone people to relate with who help problem among college coeds. 2 waffles (without syrup!), 420 diets and starvation: they are for in realizing that there are other else," he said. you develop." Freshmen get fat. Sophomores the birds. These diets are aimed ways for adult men and women - xh cup raspberry sherbet, 119 -- Current attitudes all point not Involvement with others or spread. Juniors get jiggly, and hot fudge sundae, 400 -- angel at quick reduction. This may to live than in family units," to the death of marriage but to any type of commitment is not are beyond hope. Dick Jackson, director of United food cake (2-inch sector), 110 - occur, but at the price of your the birth of a variety of living under attack - it is legalistic, It's a miserable existence. All health. The first pounds are Ministries in Higher Education, chocolate cake (2-inch sector), situations - more of a choice in long-term commitment, often your clotht 445 hotdog and bun, 245 -- mostly body fluids and not fatty said. The United States is life than unrealistic and stifling, double-mini: in length and at the -- just "married or grilled cheese, 450 - soft drink weight. It is best to lose experimenting, however, he said. single." that young people dislike. waist! As pounds roll on, the This experimentation with (12-ounces), 160 -- milk shake, gradually and not try to do it Many young people, while "It's still important for people boys run off. Wouldn't you 500 overnight. different ways of living is not an rather have seen "Blood, Sweat -- broiled chicken searching for meaningful and to have close relationships with (3-ounces), 115 - chicken pie, Don't skip meals. It doesn't deep relationships with others, & Tears" in concert than 460 -- beef noodle soup (1 cup), really help lose and may experience it because you've 70 -- bean with bacon (1 cup), hinder reduction. Unplanned gained weight? 170 -- 1 cup buttered popcorn, snacking and over-eating at If you've gained weight and another meal are common when 100 -- peanuts (1 cup), 840 -- 10 want to lose, or if you just want meals are skipped. to maintain your weight, follow pretzels, 40 - 10 potato chips, 110 -- 1 hamburger (2-ounces) these two suggestions. Learn to and bun, 285 - xh (14-inch) count and cut calories. Watch pizza, 740 - 1 low-cal drink, 2 - your snacks. Residence hall food is notorious Cor being packed with carbohydrates and fats. It tastes good and is economical. But too much is fattening. You can see fats on meat or in the form of butter. But look for hidden fat. All fried foods, creamed and buttered vegetables, salad oils and dressings, peanut butter, gravy and fatty meats like sausage should be added to that list. Carbohydrates are all the things you like: cake, cookies, noodles, breads, spaghetti, potatoes, lima beans, cereals. And beer. Any of these foods are found on the college menu every day. And at every meal. Of course, the beer is extra-curricular. Carbohydrate* and fata villains in themselves. They supply vitamins and minerals. The key la moderation. Pigs get fat when they eat too much. So do you. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday, November 2, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Like to Baby Sit? Tell Busy Mother You're Available by Placing a Want Ad. 355-8255 Automotive Auto Service & Parts FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank For Sale CHEVY II 1966 SS. New 327 ci, 350 ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call FACULTY APARTMENT' WANTED. 1 man. $50. per month hp, "Vette" engine. Positraction, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY Unfurnished. No pets. EAST plus utilities. Phone 372-8827. Small dents to large 5-11/4 SiWtBwi 4-speed. Best offer. 351-0631. SHOP. LANSING MANAGEMENT, 3-11/3 wrecks American and foreign Phone 332-2627. C cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0. WILCOX 2628 East Kalamazoo. UNFURNISHED MODERN 1st SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East • AUTOMOTIVf • EMPLOYMENT 1963 VW floor pan for dune buggy. floor. 5 rooms, bath, carpeting, Michigan. 485-4391. C 200 miles on rebuild. Double parking. IV4-0463. 3-11-2 • FOR RENT ZENITH PORTABLE stereo. 45 barrel carb. 40 h.p. 1000 miles on • FOR SALE FURNISHED STUDIO for two. front end. $225. Thorn, 353-9339, • LOST & FOUND 4 p.m.-12 a.m. 3-11/2 Available now. Close. $125. For Sale 351-4124. 3-11-4 • PERSONAL COLLECTOR'S CLASSIC - 1959 • PEANUTS PERSONAL Edsel, 9-P?T>n\ Q,a9°n- Good MASON BODY SHOP 812 East 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the • REAL ESTATE condition. iOUVJT, Ray Smith. j^ Employer i Employment Sublet. Capitol Vil BLACK MARE one week. 393-1726. 6-11/4 351-1404. 5-11/4 Needs lots of wiliaccorr^. t\,w!5iit's hours. NEEDED 4 well-dressed men TV RENTALS-Students » burro, 372-6936, Willing t CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 1964 Comet East Michigan Avenue, across from the Post Office. 484-2345. C TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing □Baa SEOEIS 1 EBBiPS V RENTALS: G.E. 19" portable- S8.50 per month student units. These spacious luxury apartments SHHaida CHEVROLET 1965 passenger van. 6 including stand. Call JR. cylinder, 250 CI, stick, radio, new CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862 are completely carpeted and furnished with BUUIBH liiuna tires, 37,000 miles. $900. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each ACROSS 1. Pant 29. 30. Branch Bewilder nan Drara 355-7801. 1-11-2 5. Gladstone 33 Baby grand raaasnao Place Your unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 8. Cat's foot 36. Hail nail narssw individual control-central air conditioning. These 11. Earthenware 37. Insect's egg somas sua i EMPLOYMENT pot 38. Tell aaa@ anmosga PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. student's leisure time has been adequately The 12. Fabrication 13. Adjective suffix 42. Willow herb 45. Diva's specialty Heaa 46. Obtained aaansa asjsnQ aaaa ariu planned Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. 14. Lath 47. Anguilla pwtaiaaa assays 15. Ear bone 48. Narrow inlets SECRETARY — Professional STATE NEWS will bill you later. for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 17. Punctuation 49. Harem room KMtlBlfl SHUK1 staff awaits efficient steno. Light shorthand, typing. Must rooms and private balconies. If you want to be mark 50. Pigpen be well groomed. $500 plus. 19. Also 51. Walleyed pike 6. Three-toed among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 20. Antique 3. Rebuff down sloths 21. Matriculate D0WN 4. Tender emotion^ 7. Exploit today. There are units available at $280/month and 24. Rubeola 1 Golly 5. Flaxen-haired 8. Two-colored 28. Guido's note 2. Friend girls carnation up. . 2 i 4 « a 9 9. Everyone PROGRAMMER - Get in on the ground floor. 1 or 2 years 10. Small T3~ experience. High aptitude. Wage commensurate with Consecutive Dates to Ru Heading I 16. Electrified knowledge. Personnel 485-5481. Ph. Bellinger PHONE: 332-6441 17 w* w 18.Annex 22. Sprite Print Ad Here: . NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE ~ " i 11 n 23.Skate 24. Chart 25. Silkworm BELLIMGEU 24 25 U 57 pr 26. Poisonous p mushroom PERSOMMEL BPS Peanuts Personals must be placed in per ®U)j>clungt)am 27. Regal _ 33 S5 AJ/96 SERVICE 10 Words or Less: 39 1p 7i 31. Grape 32. Firecracker 34. Nothing 4? 43 44 45" 35. Sioux MAMY ■KL.unokr Over 10 Words Add: 4620 S. Hagadorn 39. Threesome 45" 40. Ananias 485-5481 Mall to: Michigan State News MA NA CEMENT EXCL US! VEL Y B Y * z w ^ % "5r 41. Carefree 42. Conceit 347 Student Services Bldg. Alco Management Cnmpany 43. Legume MSU East Lansing, Mich. 1 44. Wager Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday, November 2, 1969 7 Big Ten football MoblU Homes (continued from page 8) Notre Dame's football legions annihilated Navy, crunching out total offense shellacking. in a 47-0 when no. he pulled Notre Dame's 1 offensive unit, headed by Marriage, (continued from page 5) hinder the development of a commitments is uncertainty. Minnesota got its initial 597 yards rushing and romping truly deep relationship, he said. People feel that everything is Irish coach Ara Paraseghian quarterback Joe Theismann, victory of the season by romping to a school record of 720 yards showed his merciful qualities with four minutes to "We've been too influenced by "If the concept of marriage is changing, including themselves, past favored Iowa, 35-8. go in the he said. you! Honest! See first half. our upbringing to feel to be meaningful, it is through or call Mr. The Gophers scored in every Paraseghian used his comfortable in "Is it necessary to hold back Banks. BANKS MOBILE HOMES second, third, fourth and fifth arrangements the public statement of a quarter as they erased Iowa's Drugs SALES. other than marriage," one permanent commitment," he on what we share and Location: WILLOW teams exclusively on both give to VILLAGE MOBILE HOME slim Rose Bowl hopes. student said, "but maybe our said. others because we don't know offense and defense in the PARK, Williamston. 655-2684. children will feel freer, and we The most frequently given about the future?" Jackson second half. The third-ranked 3-11/2 (continued from page 3) will see new types of life styles reason Tennesse for not making asked. "I guess the biggest stumbling block has been the fact that they Vols, stymied for in the future." "How free can you be in GREAT LAKES 1961 10x50. 2 were not credible. Kids saw them, laughed and continued using nearly a half by fumbles and giving yourself when you don't know bedrooms, furnished. Close to rain, erupted for two drugs. TTiey received the impression that the programs were not "I think the concept of what tomorrow will MSU. $2200. 332-0003. 10-11/9 touchdowns in less than two bring?" objective and nothing more than attempts to scare. MARLETTE furnished. 8 x Close 45. Newly to MSU. "What is needed, and what we (the East Lansing police and the East Lansing school system) are trying to do is to implement a minutes to beat Georgia 17-3 and rack up victory. their sixth straight marriage is suspect in the minds of many people," Jackson said. "The one thing that's Forgery "I AM program which will give all sides of the story by everyone encouraging," he said, "is that (continued from page one) Reasonable. 351-4150. X5-11-5 Quarterback involved. James Street's the right questions are being NOT baffling execution of the reported to police, who just used ANDERSON 30 x 8. Set-up "For example, we hope to use films, tapes and group triple asked." "scare tactics," and made no ASHAMED" discussions which will deal with the subject from the viewpoint of option and the brutal second TRAILER HAVEN, East Lansing. actual arrests, he added. 485-2289, 482-0529. 5-11-6 Recreation doctors, scientists, sociologists and former and present student half running of Jim Bertelsen, People are searching for Those found guilty of forgery Steve Worster and Ernie meaningful relationships, he drug users. Koy in Michigan can be charged of One of the SPAIN! EIGHT days in "The group of present student drug users is perhaps the most exploded second-ranked Texas said. But this brings up the nen in the New Testament Lost & Found Torremolinos. Departing either a felony or misdemeanor, wrote a letter to the Church December 13th 26th. Complete important. Kids might grasp the significance of the problem past Southern Methodist 45-14. question of whether you can - have a meaningful relationship in a spokesman for the campus Rome, Italy and deluxe package. $249. Phone better if they heard the story from their peers." Penn State's crunching running the face of uncertainty. police said. A misdemeanor is itained the following Frank Buck, 351-1305. 2-11-3 Up to the present time, the drug education program in East game, with three backs picking punishable by 90 days in jail paragraph: Lansing High School has consisted of little more than talk. up more than 100 yards each, If a person thinks his situation and/or $100 fine, while a felony "For I am not ashamed of Service "Last year, student council sponsored a series of programs wore down the Gospel of Christ: for i upset minded Boston may be changing any time, he (in this case, conspiracy to which consisted of films and discussions," Mulenbyke said. of God College as the Nittany Lions will be more reluctant to give create fraud) would be a prison ui DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS "Teachers also met with lawyers, doctors and police so that they roared to salvation to everyone that a 38-16 win. fully of himself and this will term determined by the judge. and formals. Experienced. were at least knowledgeable of drugs. What we tried to do was believeth; Reasonable charge. 355-1040. make the teachers aware of the problem so that they could the Greek." 5-11/4 answer some questions. He had learned by personal LOST: SILVER "Furthermore," Mulenbyke said, "we have a great many books ATTENTION CAMERA BUGS: experience that the dynamic dealing with drugs in the library, and the librarian tells us that of the Gospel was able they are heavily read." change lives for the better. Far from being satisfied with his school's past efforts, Tim Drunkards became sober LOST: GOLD Allen, a senior at East Lansing High School, proposed a program men. Thieves stopped their MSU-UM game. which he feels would make great strides toward educating young stealing. The hopeless became people on the subject of drugs. encouraged. The aimless "The first prerequisite for the success of a drug education became directed. Life became worth living for thousands. program," Allen said, "would be that it start at least in the The fear of death FOLK GUITAR lessons. Six seventh grade, possibly sooner. Kids are getting turned-on to Personal removed, and hope for 355-9770. 3-11 drugs at a very early age; as a result, any program would have to eternity was given to them. Is start early if it were to accomplish anything. it any wonder then that the FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. Typing Service "Next, the program would have to be entirely factual and Apostle Paul said, "I < Call licensed agent- objective, something which previous attempts have not been. If ashamed of the Gospel of STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 students detect one fallacy or scare technique, the whole thing Christ"? And what worked ir will be a failure. the first century still works CASH LOANED on merchandise or "The program would also have to incorporate a policy which today! I have experiencec will buy outright. RUHF'S FEED this in my own life. I hav< STORE. 5200 South Logan. would prohibit school officials from cooperating with the police seen it work in the lives o: 882-2121.6-11/4 PAULA ANN Haughey Complete in the event that a student admits using drugs. Professional Thesis Service. IBM others. Broken homes have "Next, qualified guidance counselors should be brought into been mended. The Selectric Typewriters, Multilith the school system. Preferably, they should be young and in close Offset Printing and Hard Binding. h contact with the problem. nergized. Those lacking ir "Drugs have been in use since prehistoric times, and they are a direction have found a motive part of our present society. People should realize that drug use is for living. The sorrowing have call, 372-4360. 5-1 been comforted. But best of not necessarily drug abuse. Not all people who use drugs are BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. No addicts, just as not all people who drink alcohol are alcoholics." all, a new, vital relationship job too large or too small. with the Block off campus. 332-3255. living God has been C achieved. Isn't that SUPRESSION. having? We i It's all November HOUSE happening at MARSHALL MUSIC, Tuesday and'Wednesday, 4-5. will be At our OPEN manufacturer's B & M our church and hear VOLKSWAGEN 20 years experience. 332-8384. C COMPLETE THESIS Service STRAIGHT STEREO ANSWERS at MARSHALL MUSIC CO., 245 binding of theses, term papers, REPAIR/SERVICE Ann Street, 351-7^^0. prices available. Located across from campus on corner of M.A.C. and Grand River, below the Style Shop. Call SERVICES. 337-1666. COPYGRAPH C FREE BRAKE ADJUST TYPING-IN my home. Thesis and term VW ONLY papers. Experienced NEED TRANSPORTATION? Call 393-4075. 14-11-2 COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 30 , 1969 Mike Miller, a: STORY OLDS, 3510400, your MSU Wanted WANTED: ONE used electric * COMPLETE VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE & REPAIR typewriter. Call Angie: 355-6991 after six. 2-11/2 * ALL WORK GUARANTEED STEREO SHOPPE c * FACTORY TRAINED SERVICEMEN for all positive. A negative, B Peanuts Personal negative and AB negative. $10.00. O negative, $12. MICHIGAN TO WHOEVER returned my I COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507Vi East Grand River, East l M VOLKSWAGEN 2720 KALAMAZOO 1 BLK EAST OF CLIPPERT 482-2718 WOULD LIKE Real Estate UNIQUE LODGE-type, tw< GIRLS: WRITE a lonely Gl. SP-5 Robert B. Petryk, 382-46-1329, Btry C, 8th Btn, 3rd Arty. A.P.O. 96331. S 11-6 TAKE A GANDER a * COINS-Date 3689. 0-11/11 FREE COKES TODAY THRU THURSDAY, NOV. 6 SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Hobie's ON ANY ON-CAMPUS PIZZA CARRYOUT& DELIVERY ORDER. PHONE 351-3800 Visit our MAC , t store for Inside Servlc GRADUATING SENIORS DOMINO'S majoring in ACCOUNTING PIZZA ARCHITECTURE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CHEMISTRY MIL: ENGINEERING RECREATION MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY NURSING SCIENCE URBAN PLANNING 351-8870 or 351-7100 are invited to meet with our representative on campus WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1969 Contact your Placement Office for an appointment fycui fyiee City of Detroit - Civil Service Commission 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sunday, November 2, 1969 Michigan 35 Ohio Stale 35 Purdue 49 Minnesota 35 Notre Dame 47 Tennessee 17 Missouri 41 Mississippi 26 Kansas State 38 Louisiana State 23 Wisconsin 7 Northwestern 6 Illinois 22 Iowa 8 Navy 0 Georgia 3 S' offense inept as IU wins the ball to the man, it Indiana 10 yard line. During the planned to go three series with Indiana played that well or if (continued from page one) was Highsmith open on a screen pass and the Spartan halfback carried drive he completed four passes, Triplett and then go to Piro. MSU was just that bad. dropped. it 25 yards. But the Spartans three to Bruce Kulesza and a Quarterbacks are like coaches, "They played a fine game. MSU quarterback Bill Triplett, For the game, he was 0 for 11 when a team doesn't move the were guilty of clipping and the perfect 25-yarder to Frank Indiana has a well conceived who was boor?d rather soundly before giving way to sophomore Foreman. He picked up four ball he gets the brunt of the every time the Spartans failed to Steve Piro in the final quarter. play ended up with a net two passing attack and they mix the first downs along the way. blame. We just couldn't get move the ball (which was just yards. pass and the draw play very Piro completed the first unwound today. In his next series, which But the drive ended on the 10 effectively. But don't give us too about the whole game), suffered Spartan pass of the game with "I thought our defense played when his pass to Steve Kough much credit for the way we a nightmarish afternoon. He 13:42 left in the game, but got a started on the MSU 9 due to was broken up. well today on occasions. They often overthrew wide-open good initiation into MSU another clipping penalty, Piro played out there." Piro saw action earlier in the gave the offense several Duffy sat on a green table receivers and when he did get football. He found Don guided the team 81 yards to the game when Daugherty sent him opportunities to score but the leaning against some big in to run the team with the ball offense just couldn't find the equipment bags and as he spoke, on the MSU one-yard line. spark to get going." screaming Indiana rooters "I planned to use Piro in the Someone in the crowded paraded past the door toward game no matter how we were equipment room where Duffy the victorious Hoosier dressing meets the press, asked him if going," Daugherty said. "We room. All Daugherty could do was keep looking over the stat sheet held in his left hand and Pont praises Gonso; try to explain the defeat to the "Obviously something is i? Gonso lauds coaches wrong with our passing game when we go six for 27. I haven't decided on changes yet, we'll Stolen pass "State's defense was about just have to see this week where There were some bright spots in the Spartan's play Saturday. what we thought it would be the breakdowns occurred." Someone asked him if it Clifton Hardy stopped one Hoosier drive by cutting in front of although they crossed us up by flanker Jade Butcher for "This is what we were pushing their different wasn't rare to hear boos that an interception while Tom Kutschinski for all week alignments a Butcher pulled Hardy back into the -- a complete game loud during a college game. looked on. endzone but the couple of times. ball ruled dead on the Spartan's one. by everyone." That's how "I didn't hear most of them was Indiana Head Coach John Pont but nothing is rare in university State News photo by Don Gerstner described it just after his "Their tackles were jumping life." Ho osiers had finished their out watching for the end run so we just ran inside them. But I've whitewashing of the Spartans, 16-0. "This has to be the best our got to give them a lot of credit to the Spartan defense. They hit Big Ten Football Results defense has played for a full harder than anybody we've game. That was a beautiful stand played this year. (UPI) - Ohio State, Purdue Buckeye quarterback threw a of 60,438 by carrying ft times touchdown pass to Stan White. over the new artificial playing by our defense late in the game. and Michigan rolled to easy We wanted to hold them because While Pont gave Gonso credit Sophomore Bill Taylor surface and gaining 143 yards, victories, while Minnesota won for calling a beautiful game, 109 of them in the first quarter, we knew they could go for two its first game of the season in Big exploded for touchdown runs of Gonso returned the compliments 37 and 51 yards in the first before retiring at halftime. points and make a game out of Ten action Saturday. to the coaching staff. Quarterback Mike Phipps, the Ohio State's football machine, quarter to start a Michigan "It's a real boost to the led by scoring star Rex Kern and landslide which ended in a 35-7 nation's total offense leader defense's ego to keep points off "It was the coaching staff who broke two more Purdue passing Jim Otis and a tenacious victory over Wisconsin. the board." made the difference," Gonso The records as he steered the defense, rolled to its 20th young bull from But while Pont was lavish with said. The coaches prepared us Boilermakers to a 49-22 win consecutive victory, 35-6, over Barberton, Ohio, who tallied over Illinois. praise for Gonso he had an equal beautifully for the game. We Big Ten rival Northwestern. three touchdowns against amount for his fine senior knew just what to expect from The top rated Buckeyes scored Minnesota last week in his first Phipps had yeoman help from the offe ely halfback Stan Brown, who quarterback Harry Gonso. at least one touchdown in each starting assignment, sprang "I just can't say enough about defensively." scored three touchdowns as a period, punted only once and through a hole opened by right the job Gonso did," Pont yielded Northwestern's only tackle Dan Dierdorf's spot, homecoming crowd of 51,229 remarked. "We start Harry off "I've said it all along since the touchdown in the final four broke three tackles and went 51 watched the Illini go down to with a couple of plays before the beginning of the season," the minutes of play. yards to score his second their sixth straight loss of the Findlay, Ohio senior said, "if we game but after that he's on his Otis, the Buckeyes' 214 pound touchdown. Got him own and runs the whole show. lose any games this year it'll be because we beat ourselves, not fullback, led the scoring parade The weather s drizzly -- As for Phipps, he scored two touchdowns himself on short "He's just great at reading the with three touchdowns, two on much the same a was for last that the other team beat us." runs and threw touchdown other team's defense." plunges and one on a pass. year's game, i which Ron It was not the easiest of afternoons for Indiana quarterback Harry Gonso. However, the Hoosier Gonso, a modest but And then there's John Kern, who ran for 94 yards Johnson scored record five passes of three and 13 yards to senior completed enough passes, 22 of 36, to keep the Rose Bowl hopes of Indiana alive. Here he is outspoken young man, said the Isanbarger, recipient of the and passed for 117, did not cross touchdowns. Tayl< end Ashley Bell. • hit by Mike Hogan (66) and Ken Little (85) and his pass falls incomplete. MSU defense made it easy for famous "Punt, John, punt" the goal line himself but the delighted a homecoming crowd (please turn to page 7) State News photo by Mike Beasley telegram from his mother three years ago. Isanbarger, who was a doubtful starter all week is finishing out his outstanding DIETERS LEADS PACK three year career as a regular and doing so in fine fashion. He picked up 152 yards in 25 carries Saturday to eclipse Tom Harriers belt Nowatzke's season rushing mark of 782 yards in a single season. "It was kind of a grudge game for me," Isanbarger said. "I hurt my knee last year up here and I By DON KOPRIVA second split 24:50, Ralph Zoppa fourth in was really looking forward to State News Sports Writer 24:53, Randy Kilpatrick fifth in this game. MSU, now 5-1, broke the 24:54 and Warren Krueger was SOUTH BEND, Ind. winless Irish "We When asked about the play - early as Spartans sixth in 24:55. are looking good and Sophomore Dave Dieters paced held seven of the top nine Gibbard lauded his team and could pose a threat to favored that he picked up so many yards Jim Gibbard's cross country positions at the mile mark. said that it is progressing the Minnesota for the league title," on, Isanbarger replied: "It was team to a 15-49 win over Notre Dieters and Chuck Starkey, way he had hoped. he added. just a straight ahead blast play - in fact it was the same play that Dame here Friday with a nifty, running his first race since Oct. "I'm most pleased with the Gibbard rested his team we ran so much on them last and rather easily done, 24:47.5 18 after missing two encounters seven second split," Gibbard Saturday and gave them a day clocking over the Irish five mile because of minor surgery, said, "and with the way the off but had the Spartans out year. But don't talk to me," he loop. finished a tight 1-2 as Starkey team has stuck together. running again this morning said, "talk to those guys on the line. They opened up big holes followed his younger teammate "Dieters ran a great race and getting ready for Eastern for us all day today." in the chute in 24:48. could have a shot at the Michigan Friday and the Big Ten Ken Leonowicz was third in individual Big Ten less than two weeks from now. The IU running attack did seem to run at will. They came into the game leading the Booters whip Ohio in finale conference in rushing with an average of 270 yards a game, and fell just short of that mark with Don't Let The Harris took a long pass Irom Robinson, slipped behind an players and was utilizing a new formation against Ohio. 250 net yards. The MSU defense against the Stomach Growlies Ohio fullback and booted the "Considering this was the first The MSU so im wrapped ban jn from eight yards in front time we used the formation, the run? They were averaging 150 up its regular style Friday by handing Ohio play in fine Qf the net. boys moved the ball fairly well yards on the ground. And that's Although MSU controlled the and we controlled the ball the how they'll write off the '69 Get You While Studying University its third defeat of the bau for most Qf the game, it was whole game," Kenney said. Homecoming game. 3-0 at Athens. not until the final period that For Your Mid-Terms. , John Houska took a pass from The booters combined two Robinson, faked to the right, PARENTS- ALUMS first-period goals and another in turned toward his left and shot the final quarter to shut out their seventh opponent of the the ball into the corner from 14 yards out. view MSU Art Use These Coupons. season. MSU upped its record to The Spartans held Ohio to five at 7-1-1, while Ohio is now 5-3-2. shots on goal, compared to their Freshman Lennox Robinson, 23. MSU goalie Les Lucas had Union Board's Thieves' Market Caesars replacing injured Ernie three saves, while Ohio made ON CAMPUS fr Tuchscherer, put MSU on the scoreboard at 3:15 of the first quarter. Robinson picked up a Coach Gene Kenney, forced to replace several injured starters Sunday, November 2 4 p.m. Union Ballroom Little CALL from Trevor Harris and including Barry Tiemann, Rudy pass tipped the ball into the corner Mayer and Tuchscherer, was 337-1681 E Dave Dieters when the Ohio goalie stepped out of the net to stop the attack. The scoring was reversed when pleased with the way his squad pulled together Friday. Kenney had switched around several key LIQUOR BEER WINE ?i22ci Heat Dieters, who has emerged as f----COUPON-----! Gibbard's strong man since Kim = TO TAKE OUT= OFF CAMPUS Hartman was lost for the year Black Lites ! 50< OFF J after knee surgery, outkicked five teammates and a Notre PIPES - TOBACCO | ON A MEDIUM OR LARGE | CALL 1, 'y I PIZZA PIE I to coast home and Dame runner pace MSU's seven and one-half and fixtures 203 North 203 North GOOD for TODAY 337-1631 •••••••••• M.S.U. Ski Club Modern Wholesale Electric Wash. Wash. ^---COUPON- — ---; 1203 • Meets Monday f f 2143 E. Grand River, Okemos Open Every Evening 'Till 11 o'clock Closed Sunday and Holidays ; I $1.00 OFF 16 pieces! ON A ; | E. GRAND RIVER 7:00 p.m. 4 • (487 0670) I HOUSE-FULL OF CHICKEN | at GRANDMOTHERS 8-6 p.m. weekdays 332-8613 ••••••••••