Thursday MICHIGAN Cold Any fool. . . • STATE NEWS . . . . . with variable cloudiness . . . can criticize, condemn and STATE and a chance of snow flurries. complain ... and most fools do. High today 40, low tonight in - Dale Carnegie UNIVERSITY thp mirt.">n'c Vol. 62 Number 88 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 Administration prepares for march on Washington Riot trained troops Nixon stays move into to view pea at nation's public tours WASHINGTON (AP) — The government WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon began moving about 9,000 riot trained definitely plans to be in the White House regular troops Wednesday into the Saturday when antiwar demonstrators Washington area as a "purely precautionary climax three days of activities in the measure" in advance of this week's antiwar capital. demonstrations. This was announced In the meantime the Vietnam Wednesday by press protesters secretary Ronald L. Ziegler. have won the right to march down Ziegler also disclosed that public tours of Pennsylvania Avenue -a street the Rust em the executive mansion will be » suspended government had insisted was off limits--but will avoid the White House, once a on Saturday. He said that, because of the prime To target of their demonstrations. Rustem voted great numbers expected here for the demonstration, "there would be no way to preserve The Pentagon announced paratroopers of the Army's 82nd Airborne that effectively conduct the public tours." This week's demonstrations are a sequel The riot-trained 82nd AirborneDp Division arrived from Ft. Bragg, N.C. a to rived in Wednesday. chairman Washington fron rce Base a one-day candlelight march and About 4,000 paratroopers and Mar > being airlifted into the > of the anti-Vietnam regiment of the 2nd Marine Division from new Washington Monument Moratorium Day was demonstrations. AP Camp Lejeune, N.C. were scheduled to rally Oct. 15. And organizers say it is the Wirephoto arrive Wednesday evening. predecessor to another, longer CAUSE UNKNOWN About 4,000 paratroopers and Marines will be in position at federal installations, with the remaining units military of ASMSU demonstration in mid-December if U.S. Vietnam policy does not change. The first scheduled affair for Thursday is pulling in today from bases in Maryland, Former ASMSU member-at-large Bill a three-hour "Peace in the Park" affair at Virginia and North Carolina. Rustem assumed the chairmanship of the Farragut Square two blocks from the White Jerry Friedheim, deputy asst. secretary Student Board at 1 a.m. Wednesday on the House, where demonstration Fuel of defense for public affairs, supporters emphasized sixth ballot. will hand system out literature and hold that "this is a precautionary action The regular session of the board opened only," discussions on the war. adding: with presentations by declared candidates, Shortly after sundown, participants begin "No final decision has been made to which did not include Rustem. The four what is planned as a 40-hour "March utilize federal personnel and. .these other candidates were Allen Mintzer, . Against Death" from the Arlington threatens personnel will remain on federal Chuck Mostov, Mike Shore and Harry National Cemetery end of Memorial Bridge installations unless the Dept. of Justice, Chancty, *11 members-at-large. across the Potomac. coordinating with local civilian officials, The fcoard reached an irreconcilable Each person, moving single-file is to pass requests assistance." deadlock on the fifth ballot with eight the Lincoln Memorial carrying the name of The lead elements of the 82nd Airborne's CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (AP) for electrical abstaining votes. Shore had dropped out a Vietnam casualty, pass the White House, Trouble power in the preparations that had gone extremely well 4th Brigade moved into place on the eve of and none of the others could get in a fuel system on the spacecraft TeoHnHans unloaded the nine then proceed to the Capitol up Apollo 12 spaceship the "ince the countdown began last Frirlay, three-day period of demonstrations votes needed for election. Wednesday threatened to delay the blast hydrogen before crawling inside Pennsylvania Avenue, where workmen the aiming at a 10-day lunar mission in which expected to climax Saturday with as many A caucus composed of the heads of the spent the day Wednesday off of man's second moon landing mission spaceship for visual inspection. Conrad and Bean are to spend more than morning as 200,000 antiwar demonstrators major governing groups plus removing the flags and star spangled past Friday's scheduled launch time. Details of the malfunction and a decision 31 hours on the moon, exploring the marching through the capital. member-at-large Gary Klinsky sought bunting left over from Veteran's Day "Project officials are investigating to on whether the rocket lifts off Ocean of Storms. Friday A Pentagon spokesman said the other another candidate because they felt that determine the extent of the difficulty and would come later, officials said. The Tuesday. space agency said there was "an units would be in position by Thursday none of the declared candidates could possible effect on Apollo 12's launch Unless the problem could be corrected in Seminars, speeches, rallies and memorial apparent failure in the vacuum holding morning. unify the board. services take place throughout the three operations." the space agency reported. time for the 11:22 a.m. EST Friday characteristics" of a hydrogen tank, one of He said the troops will enter the Klinsky said that they feared a The launch, the Apollo 12 mission would be city days at various locations, leading to start of problem, possibly a leak, was two in the service module. Each tank only if called to assist the 3,800-man local permanent split would result from the the climactic march and rally at 10 a.m. discovered in loading one of two small delayed until Sunday at the earliest. The carries 28 pounds of the hydrogen which election of any of the three and that the next acceptable launch date after that is police force and the 2,000 National (EST) Saturday. liquid hydrogen tanks used to provide gases provides gases for operating the Guardsmen due fortiuty over the weekend. board would consequently become unable At that time, the participants will Dec. 14. spacecraft's fuel cells. to carry out the plans already initiated. A Sunday launch would converge from their 25 assembly centers on change the Klinsky said that no one in the caucus Capitol Hill for the march to the Mall. moon landing site to 360 miles west of the wanted to run for the office. They were, original target and prevent the Apollo 12 Oil, rights however, looking for a person who could The weather conditions placed a New tab astronauts from inspecting an unmanned Surveyor spacecraft. gas unify the board's efforts without alienating any of the board members. premium on masses expected. Alice adequate housing for the Arshack, who is in One of the goals of the Apollo 12 The caucus put direct pressure on charge of getting homes, churches, mission is to perfect procedures for a Rustem, urging him to declare his gymnasiums or college buildings for folks of peace pinpoint landing. If they are launched Friday, they hope to touch down within a few hundred feet of the Surveyor. put on Lansing candidacy in hopes of bringing the board together enough to complete its projects in housing participants, complained she is having a tougher time than she did for the 13 weeks remaining in this session. either the Poor People's Campaign or the "A Newspaper for Peace," an 8-page Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., Alan L. LANSING (UPI) located in the 17-county belt in the march the — Oil and gas rights to As soon as Rustem placed his name in on Pentagon. tabloid Bean and Richard F. Gordon Jr. took the northern part of the lower peninsula where being published by the Lansing nearly 83,000 acres of state-owned land the race, Allen Mintzer withdrew in Coalition to End the War Now, will be afternoon off after going through more of were scheduled to go on the auction block new oil and gas reserves were discovered She said the Justice Dept. apparently has their practice work in spacecraft simulators support of the former. distributed today in the Lansing area as here Thursday recently. been discouraging churches and public and the bidding was "Probably the major question is why I this month's moratorium demonstration. when the malfunction occurred. Thus far, four oil and gas wells have been officials from making space available. But expected to be brisk. wouldn't run in the first place and why I Mike Honey, Coalition coordinator, The problem was the first hitch in launch All but a tiny portion of the acreage is brought in in the new area and enthusiastic Mrs. Arshack described the department's decided to run now," Rustem began his called for 300 volunteers to oilmen are calling it the "new north slope" attitude as hopeful after she help distribute presentation. met 50,000 copies of the paper in door-to-door in reference to the vast Alaskan oil lands Wednesday morning with justice and city "The main reason that I decided not to canvassing today. which were leased recently for $900 officials, the Rev. Channing Phillips and Anyone interested in helping distribute WITH U.N. FLAG million. run is that accepting the chair now for the Julian Dugas. the papers should see members of the The 83,000 acres up for lease represent "I think we may see some movement," coalition in 295 Bessey Hall, office wing. only a small portion of the land in the area (please turn to page 6) she said. "We need 300 people to distribute the paper," Honey said Wednesday. "We're Peace runners toarrive where the new reserves were located, however, while the Alaskan lands still state-controlled when the were oil all asking college students, high school was students and anyone else interested to help found. Thus, the take for the state from us distribute the copies." Volunteers are needed for any amount of time between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., and will in Washington today Thursday's sale will be nowhere near to being comparable with the Alaskan sale. The nearly 83,000 acres have been be assigned in teams to cover the city. Peace runners will arrive in Washington, divided into 751 parcels of land, none of accept the flag from peace runners in "Rather than having a mass D.C., this afternoon, completing the which is bigger than 160 acres (one quarter Washington. demonstration like last month, we're trying seven-day, 743-mile Run for Peace. of a square mile). Cole said he rejected the offer because to use this paper as the means of getting Representatives from Frostburg College Blair's notification indicated that Nixon A spokesman in the Dept. of Natural in Maryland received the United Nations' Resources said Wednesday the total take our message across," Honey said. was trying to interpret the non-violent The paper, put together by Honey and flag Wednesday afternoon and began from the sale is "impossible to figure in protest as activity of the "silent majority." members of the coalition, will consist of running the final 125 miles to the Capitol. "To give the flag to President Nixon advance." He said there was sufficient articles on how the Vietnam war affects A delegation of MSU students will interest in the sale, however, that it is would be tantamount to being bought the daily lives of Lansing area residents in present the flag to Sen. Philip A. Hart, expected to run into Friday and that 200 off," Cole explained. "It would be a form taxes, resource allocation and the affect it D-Mich., at 6 tonight in the closed of prostituting the values we're trying to companies and individuals are expected to has on national priorities as seen on the courtyard of the Capitol. be represented at the sale. present in this effort." local level. Jeff Cole, executive administrator for the When the discovery of the new reserves In addition. Cole said, Hart had already It will also include Senior Class Council, received word was revealed in October, the chief of the ananalysisof Nixon's been notified. position on the war and an article on why IXiesday from presidential aide Don Blair "Sen. Hart was picked for solid reasons," Geological Survey Division of the Dept. of America is in Vietnam. that President Nixon would be available to Natural Resources, Gerald Eddy, said he Cole said. "Hart is a real lover of truth and an ideal senator, and I don't feel there is expected the rights to sell for a much difference in rank between him and "considerably higher" sum than any Nixon." previous sale in Michigan. Eddy said 560,000 acres were leased at a Cole explained that when he contacted sale in August 1968, for an average of $2 Tim Crosby, head resident assistant at per acre before the oil was discovered and Frostburg College, Crosby announced that that the price of the new acreage should go despitd^>oor weather conditions, Frostburg well above that. runners would carry the flag to the Capitol. Under procedures set up by the Dept. of "I can't believe the magnetic power of Natural Resources, the bidding starts at $1 this flag," Cole stated, adding that a U.N. per package and the eventual bid "depends flag was selected as the symbol most on the competition." impervious to criticism. Money from the rights goes into the state "It is far from symbolizing perfect unity," Cole continued, "but carrying that general fund unless the land involved has been purchased by the state with funds in Queen o flag is our way of manifesting concern for the fish and game fund. If that is the case, the money goes back into the fish and Pamela Dee Tedesco had dreamed of becoming Queen of the the government's particularistic policy as Tournament of regards non-Western peoples." game fund. Roses since she was four years old. Wednesday The MSU student delegation will meet The state also receives one-eighth of the she was chosen for the honor of presiding over the New Year's the runners outside of the Capitol and money brought in by oil and gas produced Day parade and the Rose Bowl game in Pasedena. She lives in on its land. accompany them the remaining miles. nearby Arcadia, Calif. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 Court ruling den Samet leadership over in ASMSU trial by jury for adult crimes Tom Samet was officially become actively involved with the student body as a whole in such events as the Adams drive, the war Moratorium and the made past ASMSU chairman at ROTC controversy of last WASHINGTON (AP) -- The one day and another '™eaning on sent to a reformatory last year at and the youth may be held in a Tuesday evening's election. It spring. Supreme Court declined another day. the age of 17 for forging a $30 But Samet's activism ^ reformatory for three more appears that his chairmanship L 3 .Y"*"1 Wd!> noj Wednesday to give juveniles The ruling went aginst check on his father's bank years, his counsel asked that he wiM will be remembered most for 3 way? >nt"Preted as a good accused of man-sized crimes the Clarence DeBacker, J. DeBacker, a account. be tried again as a juvenile, but thing by those who worked with personalizing ASMSU and for him. right to be tried by a jury. Fremont, Neb., youth who > Since forgery is an adult crime this time by a jury. being one of the most "Tom The 6-2 decision, the first in But because his juvenile court was a strong chairman, independent chairmanships in criminal law since Warren E. hearing was held two months ASMSU's history. perhaps too strong for this Burger became chief board," Mostov said. Perhaps halts the constitutional justice, court's extension of Trustee given award before the Supreme Court gave adults the right to a jury trial, "He personalized ASMSU by making himself available to the Samet's strong \ leadership ied°.er;niP juveniles-at least for rights to now. DeBacker's dismissed. appeal was students more than any conf"c,ed talents of board w,th members.the lndmduiil chairman in the past five years," Justices Hugo L. William O. Douglas Black and for agricultural service The unsigned majority opinion reasoned that since the decision junior Rustem said. member-at-large Bill "I wish he had given individual members of the board more initiative as far as creating policy dissented. did not have retroactive 'This i ui5 is lb the tue 'Associated /tbMJiiaieu i » . • • . . » - Black, the most senior justice, and delving into student needs. A q, i > . , application for adults it could . . . received one of two annual Students,' not just the members accused his colleagues of giving Stephen Nisbet, member of of the Student Board," Rustem Mostov ^ the Constitution awards for distinguished service not be used to authorize jury "But the whole, I have to aning on the MSU Board of Trustees, on from the Michigan Farm Bureau, trials for juveniles. said. say I am pleased with the job M. . Nisbet . , , The decision leaves open the "I think one of his greatest was recognized for a ' that he did and I am happy to contributions * to • i* possibility that the court, in agriculture / through agri-business and some f ,j future case could consider . Another autumn gone student government person who as closely as I did as leadership in education and g,V,n? .J"V^',eS the "ght l° 3 is willing to just sit in his office chairman ' government." ^ 'f the,r case begau after c , Member of the Alma College the adult decision was issued. The court's landmark decision The autumn leaves may look nice on trees, but as all day p„ on " Ind play the games that Chu.rrLr, Vire Chairman Ph„,k Vice Chuck uSe"'°r ™™ber.at-large Al Ml"tzcr essentially agreed w.th Board of Directors, Nisbet has giving adults accused of serious soon as they hit the ground they get the brush-off Mostov said. Mostov. served as principal and crimes the right to be tried by a by MSU maintenance crews. This machine is clear¬ Mostov said that Samet was "I think he showed a greater superintendant of Fremont High jury, rather than by a judge, was ing the ground by the parking one of the first chairmen to independence as chairman and ramp next to Bessey. took a role more School, vice president of public announced May 20,1968. State News aloof from the relations at Gerber Products Co., photo lav Wayne Munn board than past chairmen have," Mintzer said. EAST WILSON DISAPPROVAL "It allowed him to be easily SEARCH FOR THE NEW LAND Awards Nisbet were and B. presented to recognized among faculty and administrators, and as a result he Dale Ball, was effective in dealing with mng :d his yet compassionate work OAn generation, black Michigan agricultural director, at the Farm anniversary concluded Bureau's conference, which Wednesday at MSU. 50th SDS pickets win censure them. But at the same time, he said things on his own that got students angered at the board." "Tom was very domineering in Ball was awarded for $4.95, now at your bookstt By DONNA WILBURN Edward Hall, Oxford, N.J., advocate action against SDS, but management as well as the his role, but I feel that in this THE DIAL PRESS "contributions to agriculture at State News Staff Writer freshman, and spokesman for no one at the council meeting student general council to pass way he did what a student leader the state, regional, national and To indicate disapproval of the the Wilson Council, said that the was in sympathy with the SDS out literature. should do,'' general international levels." SDS demonstration against Wilson Hall segment of the group," Hall said. member-at-large Gary Klinsky General Electric Tuesday, the campus does not approve of SDS The Wilson said. East Wilson Hall Council has involvement the „ General . resolution, in think every residence hall, connection with "I think that his entire spirit the General against Electric fraternity, sorority and Electric of trying to educate the student ? ^ demonstration, stated START YOUR 'Our resolution does not . . University group should toward what the student body BREAK SDS to show the oppose community . "Whereas, the Students for should want will continue in student government for some PARTY OFF * NEW 'I don't think SDS will be Democratic Society, commonly known as SDS, has distorted the facts and used this distortion time," Klinsky said. "This will tie in with the whole idea of as board restructuring and ASMSU passing out their information AT TRUE and rally sheets anymore in Wilson," Hall said. a pretext for disrupting the legitimate activities of the MSU change." Placement Bureau. Therefore, be Senior member-at-large Harry OADE'S, THIS WINTER! In have to East Wilson Hall, groups gain permission from the it resolved that the SDS be censured by this board." Chancey praised Samet for his ability to put into words the with a case or a intentions of the board, both • The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State through public speaking and the keg, 12 pack or 6 pack "Have a favorite fraul Ski the fabulous University, is published media. We have a wide assortment of chips, dips, frozen snacks, of Europe - slopes hundreds Take her to Brauer's Delicious German- IBrautc's every class day and Sundays during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in Subscription rate is $14 per year. September. 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Phones: Editorial expu 355-8252 Classified Advertising 355-8255 Display Advertising 353-6400 by party OADE'S PARTY STORE iCOLLEGE TRAVEL The Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band's new album is the new R & B: "Till You Get Enough," "I'm A Midnight Mover,'' Business-Circulation Photographic 355-3: at $10,000 each. ' Arrests began Monday College roads. All students with last names afternoon following three State News photo by :: beginning with letters P to S will months of investigation by Richard Warren pre-register for winter term Lansing,^ East ^Lansing and University police and classes between 8 a.m. and 4:30 ^ ^ today in the Men's I.M. International News Ingham County Sheriffs office, Bldg. MILLIKEN'S EDUCATION PACKAGE according to Sergeant Robert W. Brown of the East Lansing Pre-registration ends Friday. Ground fighting across Vietnam tapered off Police Dept. Wednesday, military spokesmen said, but the allies were The arrests were made at reported bracing for new enemy attacks in the central highlands. Field reports said several thousand allied reinforcements are being rushed into the area in Dr. Augenstein pro-reform several Brown points throughout the Lansing-East Lansing area, said, and drugs were confiscated at each scene. response to reports have crossed over that 5,000 North Vietnamese troops the Cambodian border and are over-powering state control at the same time." Dr. Augenstein Referring to the proposed must be acted upon as quickly as Large quantities of marijuana, 300 to 400 doses of LSD, several Make an state support for students currently in the south central highlands possible. Leroy Augenstein, the late professor of biophysics at MSU exP,aine<* He suggested m the letter than Dr. Augenstein attending„ r said he feared "If the legislative session drags opium said, executive Two dejected teenage hijackers, bound hand and foot, and member ot the State Board districts be consolidated the program is inconsistent with were returning Chilean jetliner to Santiago, Chile Wednesday aboard a whose crew outwitted them. They had of Education, Milliken's endorsed educational Gov, reform gc°g'aph>cany with an upper Supreme Court decisions. '"V °. ° 30,000 on for much more than another two or three weeks, then "Most of these cases unrelated," reported University were decision. . . local district to probably nothing will happen Police Detective Roy been surprised co-pilot after and knocked out by the pilot and the hijacked plane took off from package in a letter to Michigan He concluded that educational urgent issue which and we will miss a golden opportunity," he said. Swerdferger. "We have no reason to believe that there is one big Check out "The only absolutely Arjtofagesta in northern Chile en route to Cuba. forwarded to legislators by his of retaining loca control would sure way ALTERNATIVES Federated Smiling broadly, actress Gina Lollobrigida announced secretary, commends both the '° «"f state tax dollars JANUARY 19 Lin that, after only a three-month courtship, she will wed George S. Kaufman, a New York real estate executive commission and the governor for facing head-on the really crucual problems of education. b,a.c ™ !fen"all>' "°. st""f f^hed, Dr. Augenstein said, "or keep control of the tax Imports EDUCATION -TO- APRIL 25 Department "as soon as possible." The wedding guests will include Neil Armstrong. Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins, the "While I and many others have advocated piece-meal changes. the governor has taken the bull ,ev.e,s Another *ou'd * f.1 the.alternative, ,ocaI immunity/' he added, keeP r?eionaI 'specializing in finer sports cars' Reasonable Rates CIDOC INVITES seminars aimed YOU at TO finding CUERNAVACA for sixteen ways to free education Stores, Apollo 11 astronauts. by the horns and rproposed total reform," Dr. Augenstein a.,u. ■ ■ b,oar?s ?irectly sponsible the local units « the govorner to «r»vr»rnor Ample Parts Supply Electrical Work from schooling. Seminar leaders will include: JEROME BRUNER JOHN HOLT Inc. Apparently re-elected to , a second term by a landslide He maintained, however, his A PAULO FREIRE IVAN ILLICH vote. President Ferdinand E. Marcos plans to loosen the I sponsored Specialty PAUL GOODMAN JONATHAN KOZOL position that the local school Write WIRE WHEEL SERVICE Take the entire program or enroll in individual seminars. Phillipines' historic ties to the United States and pursue districts must retain their 1lution in the State Board °j Take advan¬ Federated Department Stores Inc., AVAILABLE tage of conference and courses on Latin America and of INTENSIVE Director of a more nationalistic course. Foreign Minister Carlos P. authority and strengthen their Education to regroup and INSTRUCTION IN SPOKEN SPANISH. Executive Resources, ability strengthen the intermediate "Financing Available" Romulo told newsmen that this course could eventually administrative echelon, I think Cincinnati, Ohio 4S202 programs. jrmerly stratton Sports Car Cent! For detailed information write: CIDOC—SPRING 1970 lead to relations with Red China. the governor's procedure for He opposed the fully state-run 1915 E. Michigan IV 4-4411 APDO 479, CUERNAVACA, MEXICO It couldn't hurt. system, he said, for two reasons. selecting the regional board National News The first deployment money for the Safeguard Dr. Aggenstein accepted two of their unique demands, antimissile system (ABM)-a token $2.5 million for a solutions to the restructuring of Second, he added, "if the local Command Center (CC)-was included in a $1.45 billion - of- - - Education. district goofs. 2,000, not either the governor's proposed military construction bill approved Wednesday by the ° ,000,000 students 2,000,000 students get hurt.hurt." direct As a balance to the power of gubernatorial House Appropriations Committee. The bill was hustled the appointment of to the House floor where approval is expected state-run system, the superintendent, or a Thursday. governor proposed regional boards which would back up the elected on the spring ballot as Dr Augenstein earlier proposed. HaurirpH local boards in doing a more The announced Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare Wednesday that a new multi-agency agreement will be set up aimed at outlawing DDT use in effective job. "I am not convinced that the governor s boards are proposed regional "I do not think a appointive board would be able to deal as effectively with non-partisan kntrljijmtHp. the United States within two years, except for "essential designed to provide you legislators as those who have needed help for local school gone through the same elective uses" for which there are no suitable alternatives. districts and a buffer against process as you," he wrote. ALSO AT MAURICES Secretary Robert Finch called the pesticide a pervasive threat to human life and the environment. Sen. Spessard Wednesday that he will L. Holland, D-Fla., announced not seek re-election for a fifth SP0RTSCAR RALLY term next year. 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A Wells Fargo armed truck carrying an estimated $1.4 million in receipts from Aquaduct Race Track to a bank, was held up Wednesday by three armed bandits SKIRTS who escaped with the cash. Police said the truck was forced to curb in Brooklyn, where the robbers hand-cuffed the drivers, took nine bags of money, put them in their car and escaped after locking the drivers in SLACKS the truck. BLOUSES The battle lines for the contest for Sen. Stephan Young's, D-Ohio seat are becoming more complex , every day. Those who have announced that they will SWEATERS attempt to fill the retiring senator's seat are ex-astronaut John Glenn, Gov. James Rhodes. Rep. Robert A. Taft Jr.. and former Rep. John Gilligan, who ran as the Democratic nominee for the Senate in 1968. DRESSES OFF Michigan News A 'hreatened strike by a small group of priests in the Detroit Roman Catholic archdiocese is set for Nov. 30 despite a pledge from the Church hierarchy that dissidents' demands will be heard. The protesting priests, members of the Assn. of Detroit Priests, claim Cedar Green, Brown , Lapis Blue, they have too little official authority in running the church. Rouge, Scarlet, Corfc, The Democratic-controlled Michigan House of Representatives Wednesday turned a deaf ear to Gov. Green Leaf Milliken's plea that it stay in session until education reform programs are enacted. By a voice vote, the representatives voted to take a two-week recess to take advantage of the deer-hunting season. MICHIGAN OUR READERS' MIND STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Colonizing the moon, WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager starving the children TRINKA CLINE, executive editor To the Editor: Launching!! The time!! The man-power!! NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor The brain-power!! GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Colonizing the moon, great pioneer . . . All of these factors of importance can DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor People hungry . . . starving. Welfare not out-weigh the primary welfare of a program dissolved . . . Yet what is so great LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor human being about some moon-men or whatever the . . . KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor If this nation can afford a phone call to HELL is going up there where there is Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor NOTHING!!! the moon why not welfare??? This nation is the launching pad of more Gravely, for outstanding journalism. Carl S. Taylor, BULL-SHIPS than SPACE-SHIPS. One can not convince me that the benefits of Detroit junior welfare feeding a child whose role as a EDITORIALS person may fulfill one day a very successful SDS isn't a joke part in this country . . . yet money on top of money is being wasted launching To the Editor: rockets. . . The editors ask "where are the masses of I question how President Nixon can smile oppressed G.E. workers whose cause is and speak of "a great day in American Agnewian History" and there is chaos in this nation over welfare programs etc. One need not be an expert of the space being championed?" And 147,000 of them are on the picket lines fighting for a decent living wage. The fact is that real wages bfegan falling in 1965, reversing a 32-year program to know of the deadly necessity trend. It is because of the falling real wages of urban renewal, jobs and welfare. that workers demand wage increases. Their forces . vs. In my eyesight this country can never be prosperous until it has made up its long demand are the expression of the crisis that is hitting working people the hardest thru overdue homework . . . How can one take a the rise in taxes, the rise in prices and the jump at the moon when America has not worsening conditions in schools and the been equalized. It is sad to think of that cities. If working people are "waxed fat and Spiro Agnew, the most popular peace into bitter and possibly hypocritical "wave the flag" bull will be powerful" then how do the editors explain household word since "dinner!", has injurious altercations. projected today! The cost of it all!! The the increase in the number of wildcat done it once again. The praise for Spiro Agnew strikes? Why don't you ask the students The Vice President, in a speech increases from some circles in the whose fathers are on strike if their families before the National Municipal political arena. At the same time, enjoy missing their paychecks for weeks? League, linked the "silent majority" senators such as George McGovern Large numbers of students at MSU and Charles Goodell have declared (including those in SDS) are financing their with the "nonshouting concerned, education because their parents can not the nonradical their intention of speaking out at the responsible, the KEN KRELL afford to. n o nc o mplacent, constructive Washington rally on Saturday. SDS is not just championing a cause but activists of the under-30 generation." McGovern has attacked Agnew for consciously chose to ally with G.E. what he stated was "provocative, workers because it is in our interest as Speaking of the young "fervent future teachers, social workers, Death of the death penalty minority," Agnew stated that they inflammatory statements that tend to polarize public opinion." accountants, technicians, etc. to fight the "inflame emotions rather than system. Just as the MSU administration stimulate solutions." Agnewian logic fails when it tries to assert that the way to solve helps G.E. bosses by allowing them to The Vice President, along with recruit during the strike, the administration President Nixon, has misread the problems is to allow the young ultimate conviction. shafts its own workers as well. The strike "silent majority" to speak out while The electric chair at Tucker Prison Farm Maxwell's case is being appealed, for the Obviously, anytime a jury is going to this fall indicates that MSU mood of not only the young employes are involved with the moratorium, but shutting-up the vocal "minority." now lies buried somewhere in a closet, supreme court, by asking for a hearing on play God, which indeed it does in levying feeling the pinch and are willing to fight. The Civil Rights movement in the the justifiability of a standardless jury and the death sentence, it needs all the The conditions are not getting better since the old who are sick of war. Agnew serving no purpose but to gather dust. It had not been used since 1962, so when a a sentencer-executioner jury has implied it evidence and facts on both the man's guilt the settlement. An example is the increased has skillfully attempted to associate south is a good example of how a new warden took over, he assigned several seeks to rule on far broader grounds than and his personal character. It also needs a work loads and unsafe working conditons violent intentions with the leaders vocal and active "minority" of the death row inmates to store it. No one the constitutionality of death for rape. reference point from other convictions to in many places on campus as well as the and prospective participants of the young can affect constructive except for the inmates is quite sure where A writ of certiorari, a plea for the high gain a perspective on the severity of his fact that the unskilled workers have not change. court to hear the case, was issued on behalf monthly planned marches and the chair is today. crime. The New York Times magazine received or heard of the 7 cent increase the While violence at the homefront is of Maxwell. The court agreed, not, summed it up by saying "if juries were protests against the Vietnam war. He But a case pending before the Supreme University was supposed to negotiate in has deliberately polarized the young not the answer for the violence Court may force prison authorities to however on grounds of racial given standards by which to apply the "good faith." SDS is building an alliance discrimination in the sentence of death for death penalty, either all men convicted of with workers to make qualitative changes committed by the United States in refurbish the chair -providing it can be by trying to set rigid distinctions -- rape, but rather the entire issue of the murder or rape or none of them would Southeast Asia, it should be found, and providing authorities can find in this soceity. i.e.. the young "strident minority" death penalty. someone who still remembers how to have to be sentenced to die. And there Adams sheds crocodile tears over the war and the young "silent majority." remembered that the American Prosecutor David B. Whittington stated wduld be public revulsion (lawyers believe) in Vietnam supposedly because he is Revolution was operate it. Agnew further exacerbates the violent, as has been in his summation of the case that Maxwell if the number of executions were to rise concerned about the American But if the court decides in favor of the people, yet turmoil by alluding to the minority the history of labor in this country. committee "brutal rape" and that "the sharply." In effect then, the death penalty he actively works against the defendent, the prison warden could donate people by "who allocate unto themselves voice, The list could be expanded to the chair to a museum, an antique from brutality, the force, the determination would be dead. allowing G.E. to recruit during a strike. virtue and power out of proportion support the theory that America's more barbarous days. shown by the defendent can bear only one The supreme court often makes major While Adams is shaking hands with liberal to their numbers and even more out On April 5, 1962, William Lee Maxwell punishment, the punishment of death. changes in American society without senators, SDS is building alliances with the improvements in life and lingering Shortly after Maxwell's execution date had of peace was sentenced to death in the electric chair directly confronting the issue it is dealing only people that have the need and the of proportion to their abilities." eras have only been been set and passed with Maxwell still with. If the court rules the death penalty established by Judge P.E. Dobbs of Garland County power to end that war-workers and Perhaps Mr. Agnew is too scholarly by assertive, if not sitting on death row on appeals, unconstitutional under only the conditions students. Court, Ark. Five times an execution date to realize that most of the young violent, behavior. Whittington asked that the sentence be that a standardless jury or a single jury was Susan was set, and five times a stay of execution Taylor, who are involved in this expanded There will be no answer to Vice was granted. lowered to life. No apparatus, at present, used in the case it will, in effect, have Southfield senior peace movement are dedicated President Agnew's charges directed Hot Springs Arkansas had, in 1961, what however, is available for such a lowering of abolished the death penalty without ever Sarah Parker, sentence. It the jury returns a verdict of declaring the death sentence a moral Fair Haven, N.J., senior individuals who do not particularly at the "fervent minority." The most white residents thought to be ideal feel that a show of violence serves to race relations. Famous for their mineral guilty on a rape charge, the sentence in outrage. reason is that he refuses to speak Arkansas is mandatory-death. I am inclined to think that it is not so improve the chance for a swift baths, people from all over the country coherently and rationally to the Whittington's change of heart may have important how the death penalty is settlement of the Vietnam conflict. group he denounces. Agnew is came seeking health remedies. Everyone been generated by matters other than his abolished Letter Policy used the baths-everyone except Hot so long as it is made And Mr. Agnew commits a grave merely interested in reinforcing the Springs' 16 per cent black population. In concern for Maxwell personally. Shortly non-existent. This now becomes a very real The State News welcomes all letters. injustice when he refuses to viewpoints of those - young and old Hot Springs Arkansas back in 1961, racial after the Maxwell trial, Whittington's own possibility in the Maxwell trial. who son was convicted of raping his girlfriend, They should be typed and signed with the distinguish among the factions of already agree with his Last May, the Maxwell case went before - tranquility was assured, for as any white home town, student, faculty or staff SDS. the New Mobilization opinions and then using this resident would tell you, "niggers knew and although the youth was declared the supreme court but was delayed until temporarily insane and given 21 years the court gathers more information on the standing, and local phone number Committee, the Vietnam supposed new found support to their place." included. No unsigned letter will be instead of the chair, the trauma of a two technicalities the appeal is based upon. Moratorium Committee and other subtly harass and provoke All that was shattered, however, when accepted for publication, and no letter will demonstrators. William Lee Maxwell, a 22-year-old Hot personal confrontation with the death The case is rescheduled for this court be printed without a signature except in groups - all of which believe in penalty could have initiated Whittington's session. Until then, the future of 500 men Perhaps continually reacting to Springs resident, and member of the 16 per extreme circumstances. All letters must be varying amounts of violence and cent not allowed in the mineral baths change of heart. rests on the fate of a bewildered black less than 300 words long for publication peaceful dissent to achieve their Agnew's stupidity is similar to Even the victim in the case asked that except through the back door as a porter, without editing. aims. beating a dead horse. But protesting was brought to trial for the rape of a Maxwell not be executed if he were kept in It is humiliating to be treated in the never-ending atrocities of war 35-year-old white worfian. prison until "such a time as he can no this manner by the Vice President falls under the same category - and The jury convicted Maxwell without a longer be a menace to society." of According to the New York Times the United States. Thereafter, it the protests and the voices of dissent plea for mercy. The sentence was magazine there are four grounds on which TRB from Washington becomes intolerable when the will continue to increase in intensity mandatory-death. But now if Maxwell goes to the electric capital punishment can be attacked. First, President until the war ends. nation's praises the chair, 500 death row inmates from all over grounds that it is "cruel and inhuman insidious words and actions of a man the country will follow in his tracks. punishment." But the supreme court has who insists on bringing all who desire -The Editors Maxwell's case is being brought before the Supreme Court on grounds that could, in shyed away from hearing appeals on this basis. Second, blanket dismissal of jurors who A unanimous surprise effect, mean the death of the death declare they do not believe in the death one: sitting with white-haired penalty. Sometimes you feel that there's more in Maxwell's appeal involves two issues: the penalty from a trial which can levy the segregationist lobbyist Satterfield and Washington than you can cover-even To be or not single jury system in which one jury decides guilt or innocence and also passes death sentence has been upheld as unconstitutional by the supreme court. But in practice, the discrimination still exists. without Agnew. Vietnam, moonshots and Spiro Mississippi's Atty. Gen. Summer, is a third lawyer-Jerris Leonard, chief of the Justice sentence, and the "standardless jury", one Here you are, for instance, in an alcove Dept.'s Civil Rights Division. He is asking The third and fourth grounds include for delay, too, and has a mutiny back which is not instructed on degrees of of the tremendous Supreme Court chamber the standardless jury and the single jury for home among his staff lawyers. It is an culpability. Nearly everyone awaiting with magnificent rose marble columns and effete More is at stake on Nov. 15 than corps The American Legion did not burn execution in the United States was sentenced under one of the two kinds of juries, so in effect, on Maxwell's fate both guilt and sentence. The standardless jury is one in which jurors are not informed of the degree of sentence which they can adjudge to a eight black-robed justices bechind their bench. It is quiet here, but there is passion-a astounding partnership; the first time in 15 years an administration white segregationist south. Opposing them is has joined the Jack Greenberg, depends the fate of 500 other men. vibration, a resonance-in the voices of the ending the war-much more. anything on Veterans' Day, but if we Maxwell is bewildered by all this, for defendent. That is, they re not informed of NAACP lawyer for the black plaintiffs. No rival counsel arguing whether 30 Saturday is going to be the big one, do on Moratorium Day whose side there was little to prepare him for the the relationship between what another man doubt about the feeling in his voice. No recalcitrant Mississippi school districts and we will make or break ourselves do you think John Q. Public will prominent role he now plays. Speaking to a received who was convicted of the same must immediately abolish all-black schools. doubt, either, where wispy, 83-year old New York Times reporter, he said if he crime and the man whose fate the jury is Justice Black stands; when Leonard pleads by our actions. The eyes of the find more appealing? Simple enough it sounds. not to be "precipitous," Black ever gets out of prison he'd, "like to get deciding. Thus, they have no basis to Fifteen years ago, this court ordered snorts. nation and the world will be upon us Beyond student and youth determine whether a man's sentence is just more education. I'd like to do something American schools desegregated with all "Would anything be precipitous after all seeking an answer to a fundamental credibility, the entire precept of constructive in race relations. You know, in relation to that given others. "deliberate speed" and they are still these years?" question: are the young responsible legitimate protest hangs in abeyance. In most states still using capital So now it is Wednesday, six days later. It years back I just wanted to get out of this segregated, many of them. Has the time enough to be worth listening to? The flames of repression, fanned by country. I really hated it. . .Now I think punishment, a single jury determines guilt come to eliminate "deliberate?" is 5:56 p.m. The bell rings on the AP or innocence, and without benefit of ticker. It has been printing a minor story It is essential that we keep our the Nixon Administration, will singe, things have changed, that there's a chance Here is another symbol. Chief Justice further evidence imposes a sentence. When about food stamps. "Bust this" it says to do something here." cool. Profanity and rocks and bottles if not char, the chances of the single jury is not used, the sentencing Burger sits there, massive, impressive, Asked how he felt about the hundreds of suddenly. Then BULLETIN-"The will bring about nothing save a meaningful dissent for to come asking quiet questions; in his first great years lives that depend on him, Maxwell replied, judge or jury generally receives information Supreme Court ordered tonight the man's test, is he going to break with the President confirmation that we are, indeed, an if there is but one violent "If all that's happened to me all these years on the background before him? immediate desegregation of Mississippi who named There has been near "effete corps of impudent snobs." If confrontation. is the cause of 500 guys having a chance at sentencing, including previous convictions public schools." Yes, UNANIMOUS! and his rehabilitation record. The sentencer unanimity in this august court in the past we become violent then we will have life, a chance to go on living, then maybe it on school cases. Somebody comes running down the hall. The entire purpose of the thus has some idea of rehabilitation "Wait till Spiro hears about this," he cries. was worth something, at least." Here is another symbol, extraordinary blown our revolution and caused a an moratorium is that we wish to be Whether or not Maxwell is guilty is now a possibilities before deciding on the return to darker times. movers rather than pawns in the mere academic matter. The woman who Remember, the Nixon professes to have been raped changed her game of politics—if we blow our cool Administration is waiting for us to story, first stating that Maxwell was not in D.C., then we will have made lead into their her assailant, and later claiming that indeed strength. The ourselves part and parcel to our own he was, but the shock of the traumatic populace of this nation is at this moment hovering on a razor's edge undoing. The administration is experience, coupled with the darkness of the night, are as plausible explanations for of indecision-whether they fall to expecting us to hand them our heads her change of mind as the possibility that on a platter-let's keep ourselves the repressive right or the legitimate she was lying. together and fake them out. The question now, however, also involves left will depend upon how we act in -The Editors more than the technicalities on which the streets of our nation's Capitol. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 5 Board members rap ASMSU's irrelevance By DENISE FORTNER "ASMSU can't continue to "It's cool for ASMSU to do and crafts rooms where students control the dorm. authoritarian teaching is New Community programs State News Staff Writer could do "Another Other proposals Moreton shove issues down people's things like bring the Association independent study and area that ASMSU inhibiting. You only learn what include the Crisis Center, The Is ASMSU relevent to the throats without asking them to campus, but its like giving ice teach others. A music room on could probe into is education presented to make the ASMSU you want to learn." he said. Man and Nature Bookstore and students of MSU? first. The New Community is cream cones to poor kids. There the same principle could be reform. Nothing effective has Moreton said that his proposed The Albatross Coffeehouse. purposeful to students include a One initiated. student welfare office, consumer anonymous coed is getting people involved in the are things that are more Dorm living could been done about grades which structure of the ASMSU includes dubious of the powers of important. An example is include a "rap room" where tea are constricting and have been the union, consumer protection decision-making process. Now New Community being "I would like to see ASMSU student government. student policy making is in the housing, and specifically, the groups could meet; people could shown to have no correlation service, student labor union, integrated into student become a student union "Assmoo (ASMSU) isn't really hands of 13 people. dorms. There are things that just sit on the rug and rap with success in business. grad assistant union, student government as its project office. bargaining force. Now students student government; "Even credit union, job placement a it has no "If anything at all, instead of could make the dorms more Clark Kerr past Students now have to study The New Community is now on decision making committees real power to govern. center for vocations involved in One RA making content decisions for the decent. But no one is doing president of Berkley when things that have no interest, are working on projects which has than all are merely an administrative way social change, a communication more power rest of the students, we should anything about it. recently on campus asked why boring, mundane and have no Moreton hopes can be eventually of purging guilt and saying that ASMSU," she said. "The dorms could have arts didn't let the students relevance. center with a gripe center and an begin to address ourselves to we The whole idea of part of ASMSU. The present students were represented." action line and "Actually I think ASMSU is how students can make their a speakers center. —. They don't do a damn thing own decisions. for me except float my money "We should aim at those down the river, literally. Anyone could have seen that last year's problems concerning dorm policy, social activity in general • 6000 Everyday Low Prices Water Carnival was going to be a and academics. Another flop judging by past attendance records -- except ^the people in ASMSU. I just wonder if they deficiency in ASMSU is that it has sold out to the k * Tenderay Brand Beef administration," Chancey said. ODDS CHART have found something else to waste our money on," Bill I would like to Community see and ASMSU the New 1 • Sunrise Fresh Produce WIN $1000 is *f Oct. 27, 1969. oaer PRIZES Porteous, Reed City senior, said. working together rather than Linda C. Stout, Toledo Ohio two freshman, was amazed to find out what the initials ASMSU separate organizations, he Trevor Hall, general f * Plus Top Value Stamps •lOOO • lOO •20 9 80 200 stood for. »s°° BOO member-at-large, said the »2°o 1200 Why "I really don't know what it is. "enthusiasm You mean I pay 50 cents a year ASMSU is phoney and now we for it? Does everyone pay?" she are in a that prevades process of critically Settle •too P*>I(0STUNHO«V.tO 20,000 21,904 Said incredul ously. evaluating the entire student Members of the ASMSU structure as it relates to realize that the above comments students." are exemplary of the attitude of IFC vice president, Steve many MSU students towards Douse, said it is a "matter of student government. Mike Shore, ASMSU redirecting priorities. "There's a sense of frustration sophomore member-at-large, said to the students on the street that WHOLE FRYERS student government "doesn't ASMSU isn't relevent to him. relate to students. "To be a vital student "The average student could government is difficult. If you care less about the programs and sit down and start to think of policies that the Student Board just what is wrong with student feels are so important. It boils government, you can have a down to the fact that the million and one reasons. One student problems are in the area reason, however, is the way that of economics rather than the University is set up. . .it's academics. The students would part of the old order. It's a top rather have the student board down power structure in which concern itself with ways to save learning per se is not a prime them money. That's where it has objective. failed." "ASMSU. by its bureaucratic Harry Chancey, ASMSU nature, is wrapped up in the senior-member-at -large, things that are less than vital. Prices & Coupons gooc Thru Sat., Nov. IS, 1 mentioned the New Community "Eventually I think that in Lansing as an example of an organization ASMSU will absorb come of the SILVER PLATTER BOSTON that is effectively serving the functions of New Community. BUTT PORK ROAST OR student's needs and filling the "No one thinks that ASMSU is HERRUD REGULAR OR THICK REGULAR OR MILD voids in ASMSU. relating to students, but the One of the differences question is, how do you change. between the New Community We don't want this to be a and ASMSU is in motivation. power struggle between ASMSU PORK Sliced Bologna ,»79t Herruds Franks69( HERRUD STEAK Many members of ASMSU are and the New Community," he HYGRADE'S WEST VIRGINIA motivated by the plaque they said. will get at the end of the year, while people working with the New Community are motivated Doug Moreton, who has helped initiate many of the New PartyAssortmeRt '£ 99$ Sliced Bacon Ufl89< Community programs, said it is by a sincere desire to meet needs time for an evaluation of CHARMIN VALUABLE COUPON of other students, he said. ASMSU. 650 1 PLY SHEET ROLL ■ LIEBERMANN'S= CHARMIN ■ Teachers' pets.. .our pretty BATHROOM i 650-1 PLY SHEET SBathroom Tissue S ROLl[ PILLSBURY LADIES' ATTACHE CASES TISSUE ■ 4 : FLOUR 775 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS Bright . . colorful . . and efficient, too. They keep books and papers neatly organized, and add a light-hearted touch of fashion to the school or business scene. Choose from many patterns with hardy vinyl trim, or solid color exterior with pretty print interiors. East Lansing - 209 E. Grand River Downtown - 107 S. Washington £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 White: proud of his political role Michigan University, White was So he decided to become a around the state. colleague Warren Huff, elected president of his class. At university trustee. "I felt my profession needed a D-Plymouth, have led the fight Clair White is a politician and the same time, he was serving as "Inasmuch as I politician spokesman in the arena of higher was a against closed trustees meetings. he's proud of it. district chairman for the Young before a teacher, by instinct, and education," White said. "I felt White was and still is critical of He is also a father, a husband, Democrats. inasmuch as I could see the MSU or WSU would be the place the means employed to name a teacher and an MSU trustee; Although he enrolled in the decisions that would affect where I would prefer to serve in Clifton R. Wharton Jr. as MSU's but before he was any of these University of Michigan law education were being made in this capacity." new president. things, he was a politician. school three times, he never the political arena, I decided I White's vision of his role as a But he did not view the White, 54, a native of Wilshire, could raise enough money to had best get into the political trustee is consistent with his presidential selection as the Ohio, was elected to the MSU pay law school tuition. He had arena at some effective level," he conception of himself as a "crucial issue" facing the Board of Trustees from Bay City to be content to work toward an said. politician. He is first and trustees this fall. in 1964. But his experience in advanced degree at U-M in At the spring convention of foremost the servant of the "In a sense," he said, "I don't the political arena dates back to political science, history and the Democratic party, White was electorate. believe the president of an his college days. education. asked to run for a seat on the "I see my job clearly. I see my institution is as important in the As an undergraduate in White's decision to enter the Wayne State University (WSU) role as a spokesman for the he same sense as used to be. political science at Central teaching profession led him to Board of Governors. He was people of Michigan who Personally I think it's a team elected from a field of 57 other established this institution effort. Great Issues of ASMSU contenders. because they needed it and are "The fundamental issue facing White served out his three-year willing to part with large the board is the selection of a his present position as an and economics teacher at Bay City's term and retired from politics amounts of their money each new team because we have been once again due to family illness year to continue its existence," threadbare administratively IFC-WIC- MHA Central High School. His concern for education also led and the pressing financial he said. under the proprietary regime of presents him back into the political obligation of supporting sons C. "I consider my role as a our former president." Roger and Peter through school trustee as a bridge between the White said MSU may, in at MSU. institution and the people of the gathering this new team, have to MAX LERNER "Education is just beginning to be recognized in America and is However, having put his own state," he continued. develop a different approach to house in order. White was called In keeping with his political administration. the profession of the future," White said. upon again to serve the public. image, White refused to say "MSU has the greatest TODAY Contacted by the Democratic whether he would seek another "But," he added, "I was a opportunity in its history to be Support the Moratorium. politician before I was a party in the summer of 1964, term when his eight-year term the center of restructuring this White told the party he would expires in 1972. new age we're faced teacher." with," he Hear him critique Vietnam. run for the governing board of "When you're in the political said. As a teacher. White was WSU or MSU. arena," he said, "it's not a mark White 50C Auditorium amazed at both the challenge he believes that he is "I felt that these two of the prudent man to predict found in education and the fact serving education and the State Politics Sears Automotive Center that "I couldn't make a living in. institutions concerned with were more what you're going to do. "You arrived in the political of Michigan as a trustee. He is of education it." educational proud that he is doing this as a Clair White, MSU trustee, Headquarters for All Your Car's Needs opportunities compatible with arena because of the spark of politician. regards the title of my own philosophy," White particular issues and if these "I'm not a University officer. politician with pride. He says that as a member of the MSU Board 1IPUS said. issues are still there, then you I'm a politician," he said. of T rustees, his first responsi- tkcaUi He noted that WSU provides seek political office." "Politics is not a dirty business. bility is to his constituents. Feature Today at most of the teachers for the White was — and is still very It is the only way that you can State News photo by Jerry McAllister 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:30-9:35 Wayne County area and MSU much involved in the issues adequately express what the provides the balance of teachers facing the MSU board. He and assorted publics want. "You know, all 4th statesmen or they were never would have gotten great politicians first, ASMSU chairman Rustem WEEK! the chance to be statesmen." (continued from page 1) run for member-at-large then declare his candidacy, or may 13 weeks places too many run for the office on the limitations on time and fresh ideas. This is due to qualification that he has been a voting member of the board for FiideR TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! the preconceptions as take. to of the board what direction it should one year. He commented on Samet's term in the chair as "The reason chat I have now having led the board down a path that is decided to run is that my earlier consideration was perhaps diverging. He said that they must decide whether they will take '"""'PETER IDENNIS MSrSUMMeRU] "THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAD GUYS" (M) inaccurate. From the reactions of others and my own the path to real involvement FONDAI HOPPER NEXT! "Don't Look Back' ALSO "COOL HANI) LUKE" impressions I've decided that with the student body or the there is a lot that can be done in one leading to the eventual "Monterey Pop" KLFCTK1C IN CAR HEAT1KS down-fall of the board. 13 weeks," Rustem explained. "I do not want to see the Having assumed the chair for PROGRttW IWQPW1TI-M board die, with all the important / 1 6485 the remainder of this session Yon Can't Buy a does not mean that he will be policy decisions coming up," he fnamaa prohibited from running for that said. This was in reference to the office next year. Rustem mav split which could have sabotaged Muffler with a TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! board action for the rest of the session. s Gibb and Aaron Russo Stronger Guarantee! Rustem stated in his ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS presentation that he feels that THE SHOW THAT SIZZLES the job of chairman is to lead Laugh-filled TOUGHER the board in the direction which adventure THAN T-MEN! GRANDE RIVERIA it deems necessary-. He would like to work toward relieving the ^ •'"?! $■ 10 dazz'e GUTSIER board of the responsibility of THAN G-MEN! making social regulations. your eyes! He would also like to Se*rsHe3,,n strengthen the Student THE BIND Academic Council (SAC) in its participation in determining Also academic policy. He sees a ******** PRETTY THINGS necessity for the board to become involved in" projects, shifting its focus away from the Mr. Pizza-Face says regular Tuesday night meetings. 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Phone 351-7562 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 J SPORTS Six Spartan seniors in f By MIKE MANLEY the only seniors on the Spartan FRANK FOREMAN, 6-foot-l, graduation. Last he and leads the Spartan linebacker in his season defenders career. Tecumseh, has been a two-year minutes last year and has started State News Sports Writer squad who have logged enough 200-pound split end from grabbed 29 passes for 456 yards in dumping the opposing starter for the Spartans on what every game this year. Six MSU football players who playing time to letter in each Louisville, Ky., is the Spartan's and three scores; as a sophomore quarterback - he has done it 11 During his four years in East Daugherty calls the "best DON LAW, have each earned three varsity season. Although the composite offensive captain this season. He he hauled in 10 for 136 yards. times this year 6-foot-0, for losses of 81 Lansing, Little has had surgery offensive line I've had at State." 225-pound linebacker from letters in their career will make a three-year record during their leads the team in pass receiving Foreman, with 58 receptions to yards. on both knees but has always Baird was a walk-on candidate as " Brownsville, Pa. has been a . final appearance before the span is a rather soggy 11-17, with 19 catches for 463 yards date, needs only eight more to RON SAUL, 6-foot-2, bounced back into the lineup. a freshman. He is one of the top regular at the position for three Spartan Stadium home folks this Head Coach Duffy Daugherty and three touchdowns, including move into third place on the 230-pound offensive guard, is This season he has made 21 solo scholar-athletes on the team, years. This season he leads the Saturday against Minnesota. will have some big holes to fill a 76-yarder against Ohio State. all-time Spartan receiving list, the twin brother of Rich and tackles. making the Big Ten Spartans in total tackles with The six - Frank Foreman, when they hang up the cleats. A speedy receiver with good ahead of Bob Carey. seems to be the All-Academic prime MSU team last year 101 and Daugherty rates him as Rich Saul, Ron Saul, Don Law, Here is a short profile on the hands, Foreman rates as an RICH SAUL, 6-foot-3, All-America candidate. He's DON BAIRD, 5-foot-9, posting "B" grades in one of the top linebackers he has Ken Little and Don Baird -- are accomplishments of each. outstanding pro prospect after 221-pound linebacker and end, already being considered for one 209-pound guard from engineering. Baird played 297 coached at MSU. from Butler, Pa., calls the major team. defensive signals for MSU as the "He's probably the finest defensive captain. Daugherty has offensive lineman in the rated Saul in the "super" class. country," Daugherty said. Saul Although playing only five has spent his entire career games last year, due to a knee opening holes for the MSU injury, Saul received many runners and providing pass All-America votes. He has protection for the quarterbacks. bounced back from the injury He has been a bruising blocker this season and has totaled 52 on wide-running plays. tackles at defensive end. KEN LITTLE, 6-foot-3, Saul, who has built a 215-pounds from Youngstown, reputation as a rugged, aggressive Ohio, has been a valuable football player, has moved to performer for the Spartans, defensive end from linebacker playing end, tackle and East I.M. proposal gains more support By DAN BANTA Frank Beeman, intramural director, described expanded Prospects for an East Complex plans for the proposed Don Baird Frank Foreman multipurpose sports facility co-educational structure to a Ken Little Rich Saul Don Law gained momentum this week with the unanimous approval of meeting of east campus athletic chairmen Tuesday night. ASMSU added to its list of Spartans' Dieters eyes supporters. The original resolution, which Further projections involve the possibility of additional features Sport shorts EUROPE $189 received primary endorsement including a stage, bowling lanes, Former MSU fullback star Sponsored by MSU Union Board - Students International arts and crafts center, darkroom, from MHA and WIC two weeks Jack Breslin now holds the a Full range of travel services $50 deposit film reserves seats library and large title of executive vice president No. 1 spot in conference ago, suggests a sports that rooms would for include complex wrestling, indoor matted multipurpose rooms for classes and meetings. Beeman mentioned the of the university. Son Jay is a junior roverback with the New SEVEN FLIGHTS-- York, Detroit, Chicago, Departures to London or Japan facilities for swimming, Spartan varsity. potential use of Tartan turf, basketball and paddleball, as similar to the Open to MSU & Oakland students, faculty, top spot will continue to be his that," Dieters said. "Before the well as outdoor playing surface in MSU has facilities for had 15 football staff, employees, and their immediate families. Saturday in the Big Ten meet at first meet against Indiana I may tennis, Spartan Stadium, for players win Academic Sign surrounding softball, football up NOW • Union Board Office, 2nd floor Union Building. It's a long way from one year Bloomington. have been, but that was only and soccer fields. All-America honors since 1952. to the next, but for sophomore "I think I've come a long way because five mile I didn't know what race would be like." a Biggie for OSU "The present I.M. buildings are cross country runner Dave Dieters, the time between the from last year," Dieters said, in Rose Bowl? simply inadequate to fulfill the "but I'm not really pleased with needs of our college fall of 1968 and the present Dieters said that he and his Ohio State may still go to the how I've done so far." population," Beeman said. went by rather quickly. teammates still have a good shot Rose Bowl--according to "Conflicts such as registration in at taking the Big Ten title Football News. Dieters, a member of the last the Men's I.M. Bldg., which close Gibbard, however, said that despite the loss of Kim Hartman. In a front page story in this group of freshmen who were the facilities for a week every Dieters has improved greatly week's News, MSU Athletic from rather "I Director Biggie Munn stated that (please tum to page 9) a disappointing, see no reason why we can't .^482-3905!" injury-wracked freshman win it," Deiters said. "Minnesota he will propose to the Big Ten campaign. is tough and Illinois looks pretty athletic directors in their good, but we'll be right in meeting next Wednesday in "He has looked very well so there." Chicago that the non-repeat rule be waived. far, but he'll really have to do Munn was unavailable for the job to be up there in the Big comment. Ten," Gibbard said. "He could be a contender for DINING OUT IS IN . the Big Ten individual title if he shows a lot of dedication and disciplines himself." at "JIM'S" Dieters edges away from talk GREEK FOOD of a Big Ten title, reminding that EVERY SATURDAY he is only a sophomore and that EVENING the Big Ten has a lot of fine BROILED STEAKS runners. AND DINNER But with two wins under his SPECIALTIES belt since Oct. 22, he admitted NIGHTLY . . . that he has more confidence and said he knows he can be in the top runners in the league. RESTAURANT & TIFFANY LOUNGE "I worked less this summer Downtown Lansing than before," Dieters said, "but >6 FREE PARKING 116 E. M I ran every day and I know I'm , in better shape now than a year Dave Dieters 380 NOW SHOWING Since this is his first season of 7 - BIG DAYS unable to compete on a varsity varsity competition, it might be j EAST LANSING ON M 43 * PHONE ED 2 1042 | basis, is clearly relishing his assumed that the Arlington position on MSU's varsity team. EXCLUSIVE - FIRST AREA SHOWING Heights, 111., sophomore might be slightly nervous heading into ELEC. HEATERS* X-RATED make great subs at Hobie's the Big Ten meet as one of his And that position happens to team's top runners. we CAUTION! be No. 1 at the present. Hopefully for Dieters and "I don't think I'm afraid of SUBMARINE SANDWICHES - CARRYOUT & DELIVERY - SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER PHONE 351-3800 Spartan Coach Jim Gibbard, that the distance or anything like m IPC NOT! WANT TO OW5ND OR OUTRAGE ANYONE! THESE FILMS REFLECT THE CHANGING MORALS AND ATTITUOES IN OUR SOCIETY! BE FOREWARNED! \ Campus Films Presents Tonight Only See What BONNIE AND CLYDE Tried To Copy - Two Great Warner Brothers 1930's Gangster Films Edward G. Robinson in LITTLE CEASAR James Cagney and Jean Harlow 8:45 PUBLIC ENEMY Only 50c No ID 111 Olds Flash Gordon 8:30 Only MSU Cine Series Presents Tonight Only Walt Disney's Academy Award Winning Filrr THE LIVING DESERT 7 & 9:30 and D. DUCK in 3 CABALLEROS 8:15 & 10:45 50c 111N. Kedzle Flqsh Gordon at 6:30 Only No ID's FrI. - Sat. in Wells Hall g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Boy Peanut told Girl Peanut 1 p.m. today is the last day. Hurry! CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Employment For Rent For Rent For R ent The State News does net VOLKSWAGEN 1964 blue. Faithful 414 SOUTH PINE, Lansing. 1 permit racial or religious companion. Needs good home bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter discrimination In Its ad¬ $375. 355-5349. 5-11-17 furniture. Married couple or grad. and spring. Burcham Woods. vertising columns. The techniques of BARBARA RENTED her refrigerator 351-3610. 3-11-13 student, 2 persons only. No pets. State News will not accept VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Stick. Many $110 per month includes all advertising which discrim¬ extras only $1395. 355-3062 after utilities. Call Richard ROOMS. COOKING. Doubles, • AUTOMOTIVE Alban, 5:30 p.m. 2-11-13 inates against religion, Rent A 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. Winter, Spring. 398'/a Parklane • (MPLOYMCNT 1 or 2 girl roommates needed winter 351-8164 337-9566. 6-11-16 race, color or national or¬ 10-11/17 or • POM RENT VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent Compact Refrigerator term. 2-bedroom furnished. • FOR SALE igin. condition. No down payment. ONE ROOMMATE needed 351-1090. 6-11-14 SINGLE ROOM, male student. winter, to 699-2465 after 6 p.m. 3-11-16 FOOD SERVICE. Seeking happily Linens furnished, • LOST & FOUND sublease. New Cedar Village SMALL 2 bedroom near campus. married men or for 30 to to share. Phone 332-1682. 3-11-14 40 hour women "Campus Coolers" __35VI933. 3-11-13 $60/month, 712 South Magnolia. VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Many new positions. Evening and • PEANUTS PERSONAL parts. Radio. $600. 355-0955 day openings. Adjustable hours. 351-5652 THIRD GIRL winter term only. 3-11-14 SINGLE ROOM in house. Working • REAL ESTATE Automotive after 4:30 p.m. 5-11-14 Evenings require auto for route NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented Great location, congenial roomies girl preferred. Cooking and living • SERVICE delivery. Good wages plus 351-6451. 3-11-13 NEEDED ONE girl for four-girl facilities. $60/month. 337-0671 commissions. Apply after 9 p.m. only to MSU students and house. Now and winter term. • TRANSPORTATION JAGUAR 3.8 MK-11 sedan I960. WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in faculty. $8.84 month (including 7II East Apartments after 5:00. 3-11-13 the $500 bracket? We got 'em. at HOBIES. 930 Trowbridge 351-0887, 339-9129. 3-11-14 • WANTED White with black leather interior, tax). STATE MANAGEMENT 711 Burcham CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 Road, East Lansing. 351-3802. SPARTAN HALL - Leasing winter 4-speed with over drive. East 5-11-17 CORPORATION, 444 Michigan New deluxe 1-bedroom THREE BEDROOM, four blocks Michigan Avenue, across Av. 332-8687. C term. Men, women. Call noon. DEADLINE Blaupunkt AM-FM stereo radio. from the Post Office. 484-2345. C furnished 2 or 3 man from campus. Enclosed yard, 351-9286. TF Beautiful condition. Call EXPERIENCED MEAT clerk. Call in apartments. Available now carpeting, stove, refrigerator. TV RENTALS-Students only. Low 1 P.M. one'citss day be¬ 339-9326. 4-11-13 person Prince Brother's Market, for 9-month or 1-year. $175/month. Call 351-8827 TF Auto Service & Parts monthly and term rates. Call 59-9651 For Sale fore publication. 555 East Grand River, East 484-2600 to reserve 351-3525 yours. KARMANN GHIA 1965. Excellent Lansing. 3-11-14 2 GIRLS. House, close. Now or DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and Cancellations - 12 noon one VCCIDENT PROBLEM? Call UNIVERSITY TV. C condition, low mileage, runs well. SUBLEASE WINTER. 2 people, winter. $60/month. 351-7977. engagement ring sets. Save 50 class day before publica¬ 351-9293 3-11-13 KALAMAZOO STREET BODY MALE: RECORDING studio furnished apartment, close to 3-11-14 percent or more. Large selection tion. SHOP. Small dents to large engineer with experience working campus. 351-9319. 3-11-16 of plain and fancy diamonds. MERCEDES BENZ, 190 SL sports wrecks. American and foreign with advertising agency producers. LUXURY APARTMENT, balcony WANTED. 1 man for 3 man house. $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX coupe. Can be seen after 6 p.m. at cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. . PHONE 2141 Aurelius Road, Apt. 104, 2628 East Kalamazoo. C Call Dean Mounts, 873-8900. overlooking golf course, 15' from CEDARBROOKE ARMS. 5 minutes Bar, parking, starting anytime. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 Holt. Phone 694-8439. 3-11-14 - ARTIE FIELDS PRODUCTIONS! campus. Cedar Greens 351-2484. from Bessey. 3-man apartment. Call Jim or Carl, 351-2053. East Michigan. 485-4391. C 355-8255 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East INC. Detroit. 3-11-14 3-11-13 Top floor, corner, to take over lease 3-11-14 100 USED vaccuum cleaners. Tanks, after Nov. 17. Call, MERCURY, 1959, good condition, Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. ONE GIRL needed for 8 girl house. canisters and uprights. . . . RATES WAITERS FURNISHED APARTMENTS 351-2104. 5-11-16 1 year power steering, brakes. Must sell. EVENINGS, hard Winter term. Walking distance. warranty. $7.88 and up. Dennis 332-8054. 3-11-14 collision service. IV 5-0256. C working, experience preferred, not 219 Discount. 351-7969. 1-11-13 Dist. Co., 316 North Cedar. I day . . . J 1.50 necessary. Apply at SOUTH Rodgers, Mason. 1 /ILL $55 per man bedroom. Stove and Opposite City Market. 482-2677. 15£ per word per aay MGA ROADSTER 1962. Excellent BUY, sell or trade parts for GRANDMOTHER'S 3-4 p.m. of refrigerator, 1952 MG. Need grill shell. Phone furnished air-conditioned, fully NEW 4 bedroom, split level, C-11-13 3 dovs condition. Best offer. Call fafter 8 p.m. Monday through J 4.00 Fred, ED7-0203. 5-11-16 (4-man apts.) furnished. $200 month. 353-0068, 332-8641. 1-11-13 Friday. 5-11-17 carpeted. Available immediately. 13 1/2# per woru per ciay 353-4190. 1-11-13 1969 ZIG-ZAG References required. Call Mr. Hall, 5 days $6.50 $160 married couples BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN LICENSED PRACTICAL Nui 677-9971, evenings 677-1701. MUSTANG 1966 GT. Aul 13# per word per day SCENE with an exciting new job. time or full time. 4-12 p.m. shift. 3-11-16 FURNISHED 1 bedroom home for 2. Completely automatic, $43.08 or hardtop, high performanc 4 blks. to Check today's Classified Ads! Apply at Capitol City Campus Newly decorated. November terms. Dennis Dist. Co., 316 N. (based on 10 words 372-2564. 3-11-16 per »d) Convalescent Center. 1313 Mary GIRL NEEDED immediately for 18-June15th. $110. plus utilities. Cedar. Opposite City Market. Avenue Ph. 337-0298 or No pets. Near MSU. IV2-9805. 482-2677. C-11-13 J here will be a 50# service MUSTANG CARBURETOR - 4 - barrel. 33 - 10 or phone 393-6130. New Cedar Village apartment. 1965, 6-cylinder, 1-11-13 and bookkeeping charge if standard Holley, never used. Phone Evenings, 882-2622 ask for Mrs. Call, 351-1372. 5-11-13 very good condition. HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. this ad is not paid within Must sell. IV9-1544. 3-11-16 Gallagher. Compare our salary. 355-9930, 3-7 p.m. WOMEN STUDENTS: available 3-11-13 351-7910 GIRL FOR New Cedar Village. one week. December. Home, excellent Winter, Aviation WANTED CHILDREN th GIRL needed for winter spring. 351-4214. 3-11-14 Reduced. Patti, MUSTANG 1967, V-8, automatic, to babysit or The State News will be 332-1918. 1-11-13 power steering. 487-6141,' FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to and ironing in my home. winter/spring. Call 351-9450. responsible only for the extension 238 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE 11 355-0927. 2-11-14 3-11-16 DOWNTOWN LANSING near. One or 882-8631. TWO BEDROOMM home with TRACK first day's incorrect inser¬ 3-11-14 Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C bedroom furnished apartment, Recorder-Player for the tion. TV GIRL SUBLET winter, winter/spring. male student, $95/month utilities carpets, drapes, and appliances. home. Makes tapes for your car, TECHNICIAN - experienced in Located at the intersection of too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 color and transistorized, also tape Block from Berkey. $60. Call included. Also furnished MUSTANG 1965 Fastback. Stick Scooters & Cycles Harrison Road and Lake Lansing at MAIN up recorders. Call 485-5972 for more Cathy, 351-6497. 2-11-14 efficiency $75/month. Phone ELECTRONICS, 5558 shift, V-8. Good condition, Road in East Lansing. $200 per South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C information. 6-11-19 372-8876. 2-11-13 Automotive 38,000. Leaving Country two month. Security deposit required. NEEDED BADLY: One man to weeks. $725. Call QADIR, Call. 372-5570 TF KITCHEN HE LP-broiler and gril sublet luxury apartment. New 1 OR 2 men needed for new Cedar BUICK SPECIAL 1963 6-cylinder, 337-9496, 353-7898. 3-11 -14 MAJOR APPLIANCE Cedar Village. 351-1477. Ask for Village. Winter and Spring. starts and runs HONDA 305, 1965 Scrambler, good good. Asking $150. Reduced. 351-1572. 5-11-17 WANTED 3 girls winter and spring. MUSTANG, 1966 V-8 automatic condition, $300. 2104 Coolidge sxperienced. 655-2175. 7-11/14 Bill. $70/month. 3-11-16 John 355-4535. 3-11-16 $65 Ann Street. 337-9741. SALESMAN power steering plus snow tires. Road, East Lansing. 332-3085. BARTENDER FULL or part-time, 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2-man HOLT, 3 room studio apartment. 5-11-14 351-5871 before 2 p.m. All day 3-11-14 BUICK 1961. Excellent mechanical experienced only. Apply in person furnished apartment. $140 per Completely carpeted, excellent FULL TIME condition, good tires. Must sell. Friday, Saturday. 2-11-13 at Tarpoff's Restaurant 124 East month. Call 882-2316 or 487-3216. location. Walking distance to area 2 MEN to share 2 bedroom furnished 332-3866. 5-11-17 HONDA 1966 305 Superhawk, Kalamazoo. 7-11/14 10-11/17 shopping center. IV4-4481 days, house. $12.50 per week each, plus OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE excellent condition, tear drop 1963. Michelin tires, tank; with helmet. $325. evenings TU2-3508 or IV4-2226. utilities and $25. deposit. Position CAMARO, 1967. Red convertible, radio, BUSBOYS now open at our new beautiful condition. $500. Andy 351-7942. 5-11-17 -PERMANENT, FULL TF IV5-8300. TF R alley Sport, 4-speed, 327. CAPITOL VILLA Okemos Thrifty Acres, for OR Part-time. Days. Premium 355-4684. 3-11-14 someone who has experience 351-1314. 3-11-14 EAST LANSING, two bedroom, HONDA 1969 compensation. Personal interview THREE MEN needed for 4-man and Step-through 90. only. Call 484-4567 10-11/14 APARTMENTS unfurnished, $100. monthly and background in the sales Windshield, fender rack. apartment immediately. Bob up. Security deposit. 332-2437. field. Generous starting CHEVELLE 1965 sports coupe. 351-4207. 5-11-14 salary Manual 484-7383, evenings. 3-11-14 5-11-16 plus commission. Company steering and brakes, MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST ASCP Married, post-grads,and sen¬ standard transmission, 327 V-8, iors, 1 and 2 bedroom apart¬ GIRL TO sublet four girl apartment paid benefits include paid OLDSMOBI LE 1963, Dynamic TRIUMPH. 1969 500cc. Good registered or eligible to work in 332-0157. 2-11-14 - ments. From $150-$ 165. Near Winter and Spring. 9 month lease. holidays, vacations, and "88" white Holiday. Automatic, Condition, $200. Take bacteriology. Would consider CHEVELLE - 1969 SS 396, Jaguar power, radio, 2207 Street, Phone 485-4560. 1-11-13 Coolidge payments. Call 882-7590 7-11-17 over anytime. non-registered if qualified through work experienced, clinical Campus. For information call Call Pam 351-1387. 5-11-14 Cedar Village birthdays, sick pay plan, paid hospitalization, dental and life insurance and a profit green, vinyl top, 4-speed, bucket laboratory. Apply SPARROW 332-5330, WANTED ONE girl for 3 girl sharing retirement plan. seats, power Positraction. 6-11-16 steering, disc brakes. 337-7938 after 4. PLYMOUTH 1969 Road Runner. Owner 3-11-16 in service. 641-6413. Employment HOSPITAL Personnel 487-6111, ext. 331. 10-11/16 or call immediately, furnished, paid. $55/month. 484-4002. 4:30 to-7 p.m. 3-11-13 utilities Apts. 2 Bedroom Persons interested apply to Dave Nesman or should WAITRESSES FOR lunch hours, NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with John Ross. CHEVY 11 1966. New 350 "Vette" nights and special 2 Man Apartment PONTIAC CATALINA 1967. Power banquets. cars. Specialty order department HASLETT: SUBLEASE 2 bedroom NEEDED 1 girl sublet winter term. engine. Mint condition $1,000 or steering and brakes. Good Experience preferred, but will of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity $200.00/month apartment. S180 month, Close to campus. 513 Hillcrest best offer. 351-0631.6-11-18 condition. 351-4187. 3-11-13 train. Must have transportation Employer. 351-7319 for furnished. 332-6122 after 5 p.m. 351-3706. 5-11-17 Married Couples Call the POUR HOUSE. interview. C MEIJER INC. COMET 1964 convertible. White PONTIAC "69" Sprint. 4-speed, 4 646-2201. 10-11/14 $160--$175/month 2055 West Grand River with spotless blue interior, bucket bbl, 8-track stereo. 23,000 miles. HELP WANTED. Opening WE'RE STUDIOUS, fun. Nice place EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your new Phone 332-5051 seats. 332-3034 after 5 p.m. $2095, Call 351-7066. 6-11 19 FULL TIME woman cashier. business. 3 men, part time. High too! One man. Cedarbrooke 14. own fine home. New deluxe Okemos, Michigan 2-11-13 Experience preferred Call in pay. 487-0109. 10-11-19 351-2413.5-11-16 building. Large airy rooms. TRIUMPH 1965 Spitfire. Good person. Prince Brother's Market, Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. CORVAIR 1963 Monza - $250 t 555 East Grand Ri East WAITRESSES- PERMANENT LOVELY FURNISHED studio condition. $500. Engine just offer. 2029 Brynes, Lansing rebuilt. 355-8759. 1-11-13 Lansing. 3-11-14 Full-time or part-time. Luncheon apartment across from Wonders. Air-conditioning. Security locks. IV9-4298. 2-11-13 or dinner. Premium compensation $115. plus electricity. 351-3745, Parking. Beautifully maintained. TRIUMPH 1 9 6 2, ip. $300. PART TIME employment for MSU 351-8737, 351-5696. 5-11-13 Select clientele. Lease. Call and fringes. Personal interview Prescriptions CORVAIR 1963, 2-door, 4-speed, students during school with 332-3135 or 882-6549 0 year only. Call 484-4567 10-11/14 needs transmission work. Cheap. midwest's largest full-line 731. ONE or two men, sublease 351-6312. 5-11-18 merchant wholesaler. Automobile winter and spring. 351-9109. SUBLET: FEMALE, December 15th 3-11-13 required. For further information to June 15th. Last month, Vi WE CARRY A COMPLETE CORVAIR 1964 Spider, super phone 337-1349. 0-11-14 security paid. 332-3848 after 5 charged. $150. Call 355-8124. RENTALS: G.E. 19" FULLY FURNISHED, 1 bedr p.m. 5-11-18 STOCK OF FINEST portable--$8.50 per 3-11-16 including stand. Call J.R. apartment. 1 year starting PHARMACEUTICALS! Experts Buy TOYOTA CULVER January, 351-6890. 4-11-14 COMPANY, 351-8862. CORVETTE, 1960. 327, 425 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C FREEPORT GrvSNhreiA horsepower. Custom paint. Call or ACU LTY APARTMENT. come out to 1438 Hitching Post, East Lansing 332-4143. 5-11-14 RENT A TV from a TV Company Unfurnished. No pets. EAST Drug $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. LANSING MANAGEMENT. NEJAC TV RENTALS. C Phone 332-2627. C Dec. 13-20 CORVETTE 1968 - 327, 4-speed, 1 105 E. GRAND RIVER at Gunson convertible, excellent condition. ED 2-2011 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS $3000, 351-0120. 5-11-18 CORVETTE 1964 Blue Convertible. student units. These are now spacious luxury apartments leasing $179 Must sell. Best offer. 351-6021. 4-11-16 are completely carpeted and furnished with and CORVETTE, 427, 1966-Fastback distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each ACROSS Dec. 20 - 27 mags, 4-speed, best offer. Phone 1. Orange seed 26. Darn unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and after 5 p.m., or anytime 4. Offer to buy 27. Sparoid fish weekends, 339-2017. 2-11-13 7. Tax 28. Note of the individual control-central air conditioning. These 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The $209 11". Arab garment 12. Prophetic scale 30. So be it 14. Clear gain 32. Vacation student's leisure time has been adequately planned 15. Secular cantata 34. Kiwi . Snow tires included. 16. War god 35. Instead of 482-5246, 3-11-14 between 6-9 p.m. for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation SKI GERMANY 18. Retainer 19. Defendants in 36. 37. Simple Feign and private balconies. law 40. Creek DODGE 1963 good condition $250. rooms If you want to be Call after 6:00 p.m. 355-3057. $399 20. Little toe 41. Musical 3-11-13 DODGE The List Is Staggering! among today. There the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call are units available at $280/month and Dec. 19 - Jan 3 22. Delivered 23. Sinca 24. Unit of composition 42. Spring month 43. Haw. goose DART, 1963 for $240. 485-3884 call between 8 a.m.-4 reluctance 44. Fr. article !. Metal disk More and more 10 and 15 year veteran imported car owners p.m. 2-11-14 up. 25. Impersonate 45. Dined I. Cow genus switch to TOYOTA. These people have lots of experience. i. Incensed For Further FORD FAIRLANE 1966- For sale. They can tell when they see a good automobile. >. Defies 23,000 miles. Excellent condition. MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily 9 a.m. Information Call i Daystar 1; 355 4102. 3-11-13 - 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 5. Wine Tom Price Avenaceous Wouldn't it be wise for you PHONE: 332-6441 ). Characteristic FORD 1967 Galaxie XL. Bucket 882-1369 3. Eng.'letter NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES seats, stereo tape, power steering, to drive a TOYOTA before you AVAILABLE 1. Air raid alarm power disc brakes. Excellent 1. Gull Sue Eckles ■? condition. $1195. Call 484-1466 I. Curtain in the day. Evening 339-8869. 351-5333 buy any small or compact car? material ®toj>rfungi)am 2-11-14 j. Ind. mulberry Bill Kropf m i. 1. Sailor Raid 4 WHEELS of 882-1369 I 3. Lasso GRAND condition. PRIX, New 1964, mint tires. Sacrifice, Lansing Inc. 4620 S. Hagadorn Steve Kaufman i: 3. Lemur 1. Watered silk $750. 485-0961. 3-11-14 2200 S.Cedar MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 353-7708 2. Store up 3. Skin GTO - 1964 389 tri-power. OK Only minutes from the Campus. Go west on Mt. Studentours of 5. Girl's nickname custom headers. $600. 372-6764. Hope, then 2 blocks south on Cedar. Alco Management Company Grosse Polnte i. Shoshonean 2-11-13 9. Dawn goddess Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 13, 1969 9 Peanuts Personal Student CONGRATS MIA Behrens. Work< 11*5 WHAT'S I.M. proposal int of the week. Thanks. DIRECTORY Unio social (continued from page 7) are benefits as well as Board. 1-11-13 physical aspects." fall term are other problems HAPPY BIRTHDAY Marty. P.S. The Kathy Misze, Muskegon which demand attention." Ethicals want you! The Mulligan sophomore, stimulated the Available land for the CONTACT LENS NORTON'S Society. 1-11-13 original discussions in he Holmes T.V.& STEREO proposed project lies between Hajl Legislature and promoted F randor Shell Station SERVICES HONEY, THREE months past two. MSU Sports Car Club Bogue Street and Wilson Road. the issue SERVICE Major repairs including meeting College of Engineering Open House, The among the east D. M. DEAN, O.U Many more to come Peadoodle. tonight 7:00 Room': Parlor A 7:00 9:00 building would probably be tune-up and brake work p.m. p.m. Engineering complex athletic committees. 210 Abbott Rd. Fast rates. 1-11-13 Union. Slides on the "Press On Building. constructed near the present mechanic Lab demonstrations, Jack Breslin MSU secretary Suite #16 Reasonable rates. on duty Regardless ", the Best National Road informal discussion with faculty from touch football fields across from and executive vice president, All State Road Service MIKE: YESTERDAY Rally of 1968. all Akers 332-6563 Call will remain Engineering Disciplines. Hall, according to wrote a letter to MHA president, Randy 351-8939 3024 E. Saginaw 489-8010 yesterday. Today shall be today. Beeman. Happy 18th, Terry. 1-11-13 The Management Club meeting 7:00 Council on International Relations Doug Laycock, suggesting formation of a committee to KWAST BAKERIES MSILVER COINS!! rship p.m. tonight, Teak Room Eppley and United Nations Affairs Although several other Center. Vick Egres, President U.A.W. (CIRUNA) tonight 8:30 University projects are awaiting study details and answer Birthday & All Occasion Real Estate p.m. Dated before 1965. of Lansing Local 652 (Oldsmobile Division, (Constitutional Committee members, financial consideration, their questions. The committee would G.M. Corporation) speaking on The 7:30), room 335 South Case Hall. include Breslin; Milton B. ycles &. Snowmo LIVE RENT free if you have a appropriations come from a Top prices. good Organization, Administration and Frandor: 351-5032 Sales & Service job and $2,000. Call me and I'll Dick Clark, CIRUNA National separate academic fund. Without Dickerson, vice president of Any amount. operation of a large union local. Program director, speaker. student Brookfiejd: 337-0832 Call 484-3689 400 North East S show you how you can LIVE competition from such sources, affairs; Clarence 372-3908 RENT FREE while your Beal Film initiators hope the sports "Biggie" Munn, director of investment grows significantly in Group showing at 111 Olds Madrigal Singers today, 2:45 in front Hall tonight: Edward G. Robinson in of complex will be given highest intercollegiate athletics; and Miss value each year. Call Bob Auditorium. "Make Sing Not CONTINENTAL ONE Homan, "Little Caesar," 7:00 and 10'45; Mizse. HAYRIDE SPECIAL 351-0965 or Simon Real Estate, War." priority that it might be Home of The Grad F HOUR CLEANERS James Cagney, Jean Harlow in Petitions supporting the MSU-Okemos Branch, 351-2260 completed by fall term 1971. on ABC-TV NCAA New hours: "Public Enemy," 8:45 p.m.; "Flash MSU Veterans Association party and resolution received 1,500 4-11-14 WHITE BIRCH 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Gordon," 8:30 p.m. 50c, ID's. "Such a project could provide signatures from residents of GarriQ of the Week- no dance November 15, 9:00 p.m. STABLE AND SHOP Mon.-Fri. Plumbers and Steamfitters Hall, 5408 a more meaningful college Akers and Holmes in the past 227 Ann 7:30 a.m.-6 p.i Recreation MSU Cine Series showing at 101 N. experience to students on east two weeks. > 351-8811 Call 677-0071 for appointment E. Lansing Kedzie S. Logan. Donations $5.00, band, Petitioning continues Sat. tonight, "Living Desert," SPAIN: STUDENTS spend New snacks, set-ups, and refreshments. All campus," Beeman said. "There throughout east campus. 7:00 and 9:30; Donald Duck in "3 Year's Eve on the Spanish Riveria! veterans welcome. • EYES EXAMINED AMERICAN DIAPER The Caballeros," 8:15 and 10:45; "Flash style you want Departing December 26th for • GLASSES SERVICE for that special date' Gordon," 6:30. 50c, no ID's. MSU-SDS, tonight, 9:00 p.m.. Room eight days! $249. Phone Frank • CONTACT LENS DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist Prompt, pick-up service. Diapers cleaned free Elda - Diane Beauty Salon Buck, 351-1305. 6-11/18 Wanted 30 Union Building. Chapter meeting discuss trip to Washington and A new kind from harmful bacteria and itinued CWSA strategy. Service Co-Optical Services 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 made safe for baby. Member DS1A -482-0861 CHRISTMAS COMING. Have Petitions still Undergraduate being taken for seat Student Advisory on of love COLLEGE TRAVEL Dorothy's Typewriters-All Makes Authorized Olympia Dealer holiday outfits made. Bring mending too. 663-8791. 2-11/13 WANTED--CHOI R Trinity AME director Church. foi Cal Committee. Closing date, December 1, 1969. Seats on several of "Art Nouyeaux" OFFICE Bridal & Gift Shop Sales -Service IV7-3282 after 6 p m. 6-11-17 Chemistry Department faculty committees interested Complete Bridal Apparel Rental Purchase DRESSMAKING, ALTERNATIONS, open to 130 West Grand River Blvd. and formals. Experienced! undergraduates. Further information and accessories L. E. Lighthart & Co. contact Paul Reasonable charge. Herstein 5-6365 or Alice 15972 Turner 355-1040 351-6010 4616 N. Grand River Gitchell 5-11-16 or Chemistry Department 372-6941 Lansing 482-1219 Office 5-9715. Learn to fly? Sure youl Typing Service BUD'S Use our Air Taxi-Service TERM AUTO PARTS UNIVERSITY PAPERS, envelopes, genei Buy a new Piper BEAUTY SALON typing. Dictaphone or Late Model Motors and All at: - Option. 393-3663. TF parts a speciality 10% off with this coupon Francis Aviation 3000 E. Kalamazoo Halfway between Holt and 2 blocks W. of University TERM PAPERS quickly, accurately Mason on N. Cedar ^99-2154 Capitol City Airport 484-1324 done. 1156 Burcham, 337-2737 Village 372-8900 after 5:30 p.m. 3-11/14 CAMPUS Custom Picture Framing BROOKS Imported Cars WASH N' CAS Give us a call! Sales and Free exterior car wash with Bob Jones Paints A PATTERN FOR PROGRESS is the 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. MASON 482-1473 right help. Advertise for people 248 W est Grand River with a Classified Ad. Dial 677-8141 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing 355-8255 now! DECOUPAGE MILLS STORE Frandor C lasses-Supplies-Ideas TYPING DONE in my home. 2% Sportswear, lingerie. Better Handcrafted Gifts dresses. Mini to Maxi. Karmelkorn blocks from campus.332-1619. Antiques All sizes. Low overhead. Carmel apples,Karmelcorn, 27-12/5 Fudges, Fresh popcorn. Dis¬ Beverly Baten's Low prices. Call 677-0391. counts on large orders. DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 319 1/2 E. Grand River 356 S. Jefferson papers. Anita Warren: SCM Mason 351-4468 Electric. 351-0763, 351-7086.1-13 0-11/13 For Sale For Sale Lost & Found TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. Experienced. Can pick up. Call UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bijr,, $50 REWARD for information Karen, 882-2639. 0 1-11-13 leading to return of Red IBM chHst-of-drawers, bookcases, Selectric, borrowed from Eppley BARBI MEL: Typing, prefinished picture frames, and Center Sunday November 9th. No job too large c SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 MSU Marketing Club, 355-1829. Block off campus. 332-3255. C Brand new portables $49.95. South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C 3-11-14 $5.00 per month. Large selection of >ned i TYPING - TERM papers and BEAUTIFUL BODY; Royal Standard Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Electric typewriter - fast Home and "Many Others." $19.95 Call 332-4597. 10-11-23 typewriter, excellent condition, to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS approximately $75. 353-4176. FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. ANN BROWN: Typing and n 1115 North Call licensed agent Washington, offset printing. Complete 489 6448. 0-11-13 STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 for TENOR SAX: Selmer-Paris. Case and dissertations, theses, accessories. Mint condition. $350. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. IIRTHDAY CAKES —7"-$3.64 ATTENTION FACULTY. Travel to 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Call Mr. O'Mera at 351-7106 or 8"-$4.18, 9"-$5.20. Delivered. Europe this summer at our 351-7917. X3-11-14 KWAST BAKERIES. 484-1317. expense. Coordinators needed to 0-11-13 COMPLETE THESIS services form student groups. Write discount printing. IBM Typing and COMPONENT STEREO 5 pieces. Institute of Cultural Education. BSR Changer, Panosonic tuner - Box binding of theses, resumes, 2037, Livonia, Michigan, publications Across from Campus amp, Pair matching speakers, plus 48151, and include phone NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND puppie corner MAC and Grand River 3-way speaker with 50 watt amy number. 3-11-16 AKC registered. 487-5336, if n below Style Shop. Call Copygraph built in. Call 372-6149 after 6 answer, 669-9683. 1-11-13 Services, 337-1666. C p.m. 2-11-14 MARY-IF things are kicky let your hair down and call the Golden $50. ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums, PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete Boys. 355-9442. 1-11-13 most musical instruments. Rich, Professional Thesis Service. IBM _5111"14 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith FREE. . A Thrilling hour of beauty. Offset Printing and Hard Binding. LADIES WINTER coat. Cashmere. LABRADOR RETRIEVER pups. For appointment call 484-4519. Size 14, beautiful condition. $20. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS AKC. $75. After 6 p.m. call 332-4908. 1-11-13 STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan 485-3828. 3-11-14 0-11-13 AKC ST. BERNARD, female. 6 THE BEARD with Friday's clean Wanted months old, top bloodline. Needs bicycle. Please call Skeet, children. Call 351-4638 after 5 487-0514. 3-11-13 BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 IE DO most repairing and replace p.m. 3-11-14 for all positive. A negative, B broken frames. OPTICAL negative and AB negative, $10.00 DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Peanuts Personal O Negative, $12. MICHIGAN Avenue, 372 7409 C 5-11-14 I Mobile Homes COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507Vi East Grand River, East MARLETTE 1969. Excellent Lansing. Above the new Campus Disposal, shed, 12 x 50. Must sell, Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 best offer. 484-5778, after 5 p.m. p.m. Monday, Wednesday and SANSUI 5,000 receiver, rectilinear 5-11-14 Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 VI speakers, duo 1019. Gary 351-8907. 5 11-14 FOR RENT or sale SHAR: P-m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C LOVE, understanding and Richardson-Ardmore, 12x60, 3 trust brings us our 4th. Lovlar. TENOR SAX: Selmer-Paris. Case and bedroom. 646-5151. 3-11 14 1-11-13 accessories. Mint condition. $350. Call Mr O'Mera at 351-7106 or IT'S HARD TO TOP the fast results 351 7197 3-11 14 you get with Classified Ads. To sell something dial 355-8255. SKIS HART, standard 6'1", used ABIGAIL - MUCH thanks for the MARLETTE 1968. Beautiful 12x60 twice. Have new job. 351-4748. furnished. Disposal. On lot in thought - How about witchcraft 3-11 14 this Friday with Flash? Proctor. Lansing. 882-8391 after 6 p.m. 1-11-13 3-11-16 FISHER 125 stereo with PC 2. also 2 Fisher XP55B speakers, Roberts PEANUTS, TODAY is number 770X tape recorder. Tina, Lost & Found sixteen no end in sight! 355 1388. 4 11 16 Badeedees. 1-11-13 LOST: NAVY purse, ID, key. Capitol Villa Apartments, October 31. 2 CUSTOM-made itchen. 1948 Please return ID, key. 353-0548. bathroom o 5-11-14 Encyclopedia Americana, 30 volume. 484 4126. 3-11-14 CAROL. HAPPY 21st. Love Janis, LOST: LARGE male black cat. Answers to M idnight. LWTRH, Maybelle, Agnus, Boxie, TELEFUNKEN ALLEGRO stereo Hillcrest Grand River. 351-2064. Henry. 1-11-13 component set. $175. 351-1014 5-11 18 2-1113 THREE SPOOLS of jute: Today - East Lansing - Tommorrow LOST: GREEN purse in Student SKI OUTFIT: Jack Winter, size 8. MOTOWN! 1-11-13 Services. Please return personal burgundy $20. 332-6122 after 5 things. 337-0915. 1-11-13 HEY CBD Happy 54th slowly but p.m. 3-11 16 WHOEVER LEFT umbrella on North surely together. Love RDJ. 1-11-13 SELLING STEREOS AND campus, identify and pay ad. COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster Contact Andy at Hubbard Grill with a Classified Ad. Dial after 4:00 p.m. 1-11-13 355-8255 today. BULLIT-CONGRATULATI ONSI B.H.'S day is coming. So is yours! 1 11-13 SCUBA TANK. 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