2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 4, 1969 Calley court-martial site debated FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) -- William L. Calley Jr. Military authorities are faced Normally the trial would be reservation. obvious problems. But there are the trial?' ' Naturally, the answer is going Vietnamese civilians at My Lai, Vietnam in March, 1968. be barred from accounts of the reporting further alleged massacre. I you Germs [birtMAVOWIO MVLD THINK] Lottery lunacy with a difficult decision in conducted in the Sources close to Talbott If convicted, Calley could be newly Authorities are expecting to be to accommodate the press. indicate that the general does sentenced to death by hanging, determining where to hold the renovated general courtroom in And the defense will have a right general court-martial of Lt. Building 5 on the Benning hundreds of American to newsmen request credentials to cover to argue that the Army is not want the trial moved. or to life imprisonment. But the sentence would then have to be sets Both defense and prosecution the trial. And worldwide interest making his trial a sideshow." has brought requests from the The decision rests with Maj. have said it would be at least reviewed and could be reduced "I get his mail. I get his hedul es Orwin C. Talbott, the March before they're ready for by Talbott. The sentence then phone calls. I only wish I Nixon foreign press. Gen. sc The courtroom, where a dozen commanding officer of Ft. military trials are held each Benning, and trial judge Lt. Col. trial. Cal goes to the U.S. Military Court of Appeals in Washington for a got the same mumber he did in the draft lottery ley's military defense final review. month, contains only 32 Reid W. Kennedy, who will hear counsel, Maj. Kenneth Raby, has Monday night," a Calley, meanwhile, goes about Greenville junior said. conference theater-type seats for spectators arguments on charges that been denied a request for an his duties as an aide to the Paul Christiansen bears press and limited. the Communication news media. Calley, facilities are 1 eader. 26-year old platoon murdered 109 injunction by the U.S. Military Court of Appeals that the press deputy post commander, Col. Tarlton W. Long. the same name East Lansing as an graduate WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon's news conference will The student who is No. 366 Army already has be held at 9 p.m Monday. In announcing this, the White House announced that in the draft lottery. The system of Legislator some left wide open Wednesday the possibility that he will disclose pooling coverage will have to be Greenville Christiansen is plans for a further Vietnam troop withdrawal. used. Closed circuit television is No. 1. Press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler acknowledged that he a possibility. Christiansen, head expected Nixon to go directly to questions -- without making any No date has been set for the manager of the MSU preliminary announcements. But he added that the President has trial. The question of moving the basketball team, only assessment practice yet to make a new troop withdrawal decision and has not wishes that a switch of proceeding elsewhere is a legal decided, as of now to reveal it on Monday. one. It can be done, but some birth certificates could ^Zielger emphasized anew that any substantial addition to the authorities stress that Calley's take place or that the 60,000 U.S. troops already pulled out of Vietnam will be based defense would probably object. draft board would send on the three criteria Nixon has cited ability of the South One high-ranking officer said school aid," he explained. his induction -- State Rep. Jelt Sietsema, Referring to the state's school papers to "the court's first question would Sietsema charges that the other Paul Vietnamese to share a larger share of the combat burden, the level D-Grand Rapids, submitted a aid formula to illustrate the the of the enemy military activity and progress in the Paris peace inequal assessment of property Christensen. be, 'Why do you want to move resolution Wednesday to the injustice, Sietsema said the talks. House of Representatives aiming amount of state aid received by in some state districts is Asked if he was Because this reminder followed word from Ziegler that Nixon at greater justice and equality in a school district depends directly depriving other districts of disappointed, No. 1 has set up a series of private conferences to discuss just such needed state funds. replied, "I didn't know property assessment and upon its assessed valuation. matters, his refusal to rule out a troop withdrawal announcement ASMSU sets taxation. "Thus, >f one district has The resolution would establish whether to get drunk or Monday was regarded as worth noting. Noting Michigan's nearly the same amount of a special legislative committee to study. I picked the latter, Constitutional provision that all property valuation as another investigate assessment practices and the results will be The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State card sale property be uniformly assessed but is assessed at a lower rate, for one year and report,.its known Friday as to at 50 per cent of its true cash residents of that district pay less findings and recommendations whether or not I made University, is published every class day and Sundays during to the the right choice." four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. value, Sietsema's resolution tax and receive more state Legislature. Subscription rate is $14 per year. on campus points out that in many areas of the state, property is not being Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlanc ASMSU Peace Christmas cards will go on sale this afternoon in subjected to the Constitutional IN TATE MURDERS Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michiga. standards of assessment. the Union, International Center, Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, Unitei "The assessment practices of Man & Nature Bookstore and Attorneys relay information States Student Pres.*. Association. many local assessors are flagrant 307 B Student Services Bldg. violations of the Constitution They will also be on sale in which lead to Second class postage paid at East Lansing. Michigan. residence hall dinner lines and in gross inequalities Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Service in the tax burden." Sietsema Greek and co-operative living Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. said. "And these inequalities The cost will be five cards for contribute greatly to the LOSt ANGELES (AP) - was at the slayings but had were talking in her bedroom. "Let me have my baby." But she Phones: 50 cents, 25 for $2. 0 1 t Despite' her pleas to "Let me "nothing to do with the The Folger girl was in another was killed. Editorial taxpayers. have my baby," actress Sharon murders." bedroom reading a book. 3j5-8252 "Sebring said very little. He Classified Advertising Tate and four others were killed The 355-8255 attorneys said she told "Tate and Sebring were told to was killed. Frokowsky Electricity connected by by members of a one one them she under Manson's Display Advertising 353-6400 was stay in the bedroom. Then they attempted to escape. As he ran nomadic hippie - style band Business-Circulation 355-3^-*7 "hypnotic spell." Miss Atkins is were brought out. Miss Tate through the front door Jie was dressed in black for the charged with murder of a man Photographic 355-8311 became very apprehensive. She hit on the head with a gun butt. occasion, two attorneys said with whom Manson once lived. wanted to make sure her baby Miss Folger handed thern all the LIEBERMANN'S in Arab refugee area Wednesday. The next night, members of the same group selected a house with After a five - hour interview Miss Atkins, Caruso gave was not harmed. That virtually all she pleaded about, was money she had, $73, and they took it and killed her anyway. this account of her recollection at random, stabbed to death a of the Tate slayings: GAZA CITY (AP) Designs for giving Israel hooked the occupied Gaza Strip to its electricity grid Wednesday, ignoring wealthy market owner and his "Two men and three girls went was tantamount to annexation of the from Egypt in 1967. Arab protests that this refugee-filled region seized Defense Minister Moshe Dayan met with Mayor Rajib al-Alami wife to show they hadn't lost their had a nerve - then showered and snack, the attorneys said. to the residence. One man had a gun. The girls had knives. They parked their car so they would Early session by DANSK in Gaza. Dayan told newsmen afterward: "The question of annexation came up. 1 told the mayor that he and Lawyers Paul Richard Caruso interviews gave information in Caballero separate be able to get away quickly. "They were dressed in black for winter r must regard Israel as the government of Gaza, in continuation of they clothing and a man with wire said they obtained from their cutters went up a Egyptian rule. pole outside Students who participated in pre-enrollment for the 1970 client, Susan Denise Atkins, 21. and cut phone and electrical winter term are "I told him that if he still felt loyalty towards Egypt, we would eligible to complete winter term registration She was a member of a band help him move to Egypt." early, provided all fees are paid. led by Charles Miller Manson, "They saw Parent starting to Those students who.have a continuing University scholarship or 35, a student of the occult who leave. He got into his car and loan will receive credit when they pay fees at early registration. called himself "God," "Jesus" shot. Then a went was man Early registration will be held Monday through Friday in the NEW and "Satan." through and open window inside Men's I.M. Bldg. Miss Atkins, the attorneys and opened the front door. The Registration hours are 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 4:30 p.m. each said, was one of the five dressed others went inside. day. Students may register at their convenience or may obtain in black she called the garb her - "Frokowsky was lying on the advance registration cards available in Demonstration Hall during from "creepy crawl" clothing -- and couch. Sharon Tate and Sebrin the registration period. If any student finds it necessary to repeat a course, there will a special drop and add period during evening registration. Monday, Jan. 5. DUNHILL RECORDS IIOB1ES add Details pertaining to early registration and the special drop and period are listed on page 15 of the 1970 winter term schedule THREE DOG NIGHT book. flavor of the month: CREME DE MENTH SHAKES. A perfect treat for the Holidays. Offer KOBENSTYLE CASSEROLES good only at Trowbridge Address. FAST, FREE DELIVERY! 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PIZZA PERFECTION PIZZA CALL: 351-8870 "Paat or 351-7100 'Pree (Jto^ookJOR^ Across From The Union City Parking at Rear Across From Where You Can Sell Your Books For Top Cash Berkey Hall Free Parking at Storeside Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 4. 1969 3 NEWS Railroad negotiations assure another year of resume escalator clause to protect the earlier strike threat for 60 days WASHINGTON (AP) — free to strike since 12:01 a.m. subsequent negotiations prove labor-management peace workers against sharply rising by appointing a presidential Negotiations in a nationwide Wednesday, still reserved the fruitless," he said, emergency board under the A summary capsul# summary of th« day's events frorr railroad wage dispute resumed Wednesday on an optimistic note but still under the threat of possibility of a walkout against minute-to -minute basis The talks cover all the nation's one or more railroads on a major rail lines. The unions had if indicated they would strike only through 1970. Strike -delaying provisions of the Railway Labor Act, now exhausted, have P»ces. The railroads offered a 2 Per cent wa8e h»ke retroactive to last Jan- 1 a"d 3 per cent Rw'way Labor Act. This expired at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday. retroartivp m l.iiv our wire ssrvlcss. a coast-to-coast railroad negotiations turn sour. a few in an effort to avoid dragged the wage talks over retroactive to July Presidential action shutdown if an agreement is not T .. rpaimpH creatin* ? national emergency almost a full year. Wages for the Machinists, reached I alks resumed ^at could bring stiff federal Electricians, Sheet Metal Nixon has no further legal "If bargaining continues on Usery, Winpisinger and the action. The industry has said it Demands discussed Workers and Boilermakers Union weapons to halt a strike or the same high plane that it has in chief railroad negotiator, John P. will shut down all lines if any are unions members now are $3.59 an hour. lockout except to ask Congress the last few days, an agreement Hiltz, resumed talks after a struck. originally _ rp. There were no det», of wage , . s for a special law as former is still possible" said Asst 12-hour break that gave them The talks centered on efforts demanded UV"",,,UVU a 10 per cent wage " r*-* *.*.»«* President * icaiucui Lyndon D. l^yuuun B uuiinson Johnson Secretary of Labor W. J. Usery, their first rest in several days. for a two-year agreement that cents increase for one year plus 20 demands or counter offers for a djd in 1967 j0hns0n acted to . the Nixon Administration's chief They had bargained for nearly would cover 1969 wage demands an hour more for higher two-year agreement, "This package is designed to give mediator in the dispute. 38 hours straight before retroactive to last Jan. 1 and skilled men and a cost-of- living President Nixon averted an a voice to the largest group of recessing at 3 a.m. Wednesday Strike action withheld until midafternoon. unrepresented citizens in the nation. Students are the real silent William W. Winpisinger, chief Winpisinger said substantial negotiator for four unions progress in the talks so far majority." representing 48,000 railroad justified withholding strike -Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, shopcraft workers, continued to action. Listen D-Detroit withhold strike action that could The labor organizations reserve trigger an industry lockout in the right, however, to withdraw retaliation. this commitment and exercise The unions, which have been their legal right to strike if International News About 500 North Vietnamese stormed out of ASMSU airs Cambodia Wednesday and were mangled by a force of of student outnumbered South Vietnamese they had hoped to overwhelm, field reports said. Described as the biggest enemy attack in the Mekong Delta in six months, the North Vietnamese tried to Friday in the State News. The ASMSU Student Board Also at Tuesday's meeting, overrun Tuyen Binh, 58 miles west of Saigon. The town announced Tuesday Evening its is so remote that U.S. officers say it is "living on the official general member - at - large position on the Trevor Hall announced his edge of oblivion." participation of students in the social and academic governance resignation to the board, due to the fact that he will not be of the University. Israeli troops backed by artillery thrust into Lebanon returning to school winter term. The position stated "whether His Wednesday on a search-and-destroy operation in which students should be involved in resignation, by coming at this time, calls for a general they claimed to have killed 12 Arab guerrillas and wiped academic government is for us election to be held by the out their base. already decided. .what remains . second week of winter term. is to determine to what extent." It was Israel's third raid into the Arab state in three Tony Rosenthal, cabinet vice The board further stated that months. Foreign Minister Abba Eban defended the president for special projects, as students, "our role demands attack telling a news conference, "As long as the A1 announced plans for a Pop that we actively seek those Concert to be held spring term, Fatah guerrilla organization claims the permanent right changes which we feel to be which would present a number to kill us, we have the permanent right to take action necessary and proper. .and as CI IRISTMAS CHORUS . of performers and last for an and react to provocation." intelligent concerned members entire afternoon and evening. of the University, we feel it Some of the proposed groups necessary to have an effective National News voice in shaping the institution include ;Credence Clearwater, of which we are so very much a Crosby, Stills and Nash, The KAY CONN IFF SINCEKS PHILADELPHIA ROBERT C.OUIET The Nixon Administration urged Congress Wednesday Who Sly and the Family Stone, part. " ORCHESTRA AND , to repeal a law authorizing establishment of detention The position also stated that it Judy Collins, Joan Baez and B. MORMON TABERNACLE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY B. King. CHOIR was not strictly a play for power CHOIR AND LEONARD camps for use during internal security emergencies. A motion was made and BERNSTEIN'/NEW EUGENE ORMAN'DY, on the part of the student body, Y0KK PHILHARMONIC CONDUCTOR It said repeal of a section of the McCarran Act is but its purpose was to "seek a passed to offer up to $30,000 to needed to put down rumors the government plans to use the Pop Entertainment MAHAUA JACKSON just distribution of authority, to its provisions and other citizens with minority views. Committee to begin booking the the end that all groups affected groups for the concert. RAY CONNIFP SINGERS by decisions have an effective ANITA BRYANT The board also approved the The commander of the voice in the decision making company involved in the signing of Sen. George alleged My Lai massacre has been summoned to the process." The complete text of this McGovern, D-S.D., as a guest of Pentagon for questioning about a 1968 field position paper will appear the Great Issues series winter investigation which held that no massacre had occurred. The Army said Wednesday that Captain Ernest The board voted to send i%i^' '1 • letters to the major networks Medina, now stationed at Ft. Benning. Ga.. is scheduled regarding the "complete lack of to appear for questioning today by a panel headed by Lt. Gen. William R. Peers. Black Greeks coverage" of Monday evening's lottery drawing. CBS, which did the event, will be sent a while you cover A controversial S54.5 million to finance a squadron of sponsoring special letter expressing "our disapproval about the manner in fighters for Nationalist China reportedly was approved Wednesday by a House appropriations subcommittee as yule party which the lottery was covered." it slashed President Nixon's foreign aid program by Black Greek organizations at about $600 million. MSU are sponsoring a Christmas The action, subject to approval said to leave funds to finance the about SI.6 billion for the year by the full panel, was global aid program at which began last July 1. party Saturday underprivileged children in Lansing. Louis Stone member of for earn. General John N. Mitchell Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity, is urged states Wednesday to serving as coordinator. Stone enact laws granting warrant-armed police authority to said approximately 100 children, enter premises unannounced in search for illegal drugs. ranging from age 10 and under, His recommendation is included in a proposed model will be entertained. state law to combat narcotics and dangerous drugs. It "In the past, black Greeks haven't served the black was made public at the Governor's Conference on community as they could have Narcotics upd Drugs. and this is one step in the right direction," Stone said. House and Senate committees stepped up their pace Each black fraternity and Wednesday in an effort to complete action on long sorority is contributing to make overdue appropriations bills before Congress adjourns the party a success both financially and in helping with this month. preparations, Stone said. In its biggest one-day spurt of the session, the Senate The Coca-Cola Co. is supplying soft drinks and Stone is hoping Appropriations Committee approved two bills, covering someone will donate hot dogs military construction and the District of Columbia and ice cream government, plus a House passed resolution keeping The party will be at the West federal agencies in business until the end of the year. Side Action Center in Lansing. Our special Christmas album has just about everybody singing THE BANANA just about everything you want to hear during the holiday season. Michigan News The band You get this 2-LP set with selections by Robert Goulet, Burl Ives, with appeal Doris Day, the Ray Conniff Singers and many more top artists House Speaker William A. Ryan Wednesday revealed a proposed tax package designed to bring in SI95 million 332-0247 We're also including a Christmas poster for your holiday decorating. more for schools next year based on an increase in the If you could buy this album in a store, you'd find the retail state income tax and a partial repeal of property tax COOMVILII, value is $9.95. But when you open a 4% passbook savings account ' credits. The Detroit Democrat proposed raising personal with $25 or more, or open a 5% Golden Passbook account, or 'income taxes from the current 2.6 per cent to 2.8 per purchase a certificate of deposit, or add $25 or more to an existing Corporate rates would from 5.6 to 6.04 WMMIVY-- cent. go up per cent and financial institutions would increase from 7 to 7.6 per cent. savings account, it's yours for just $2.50. AUDIO-LITES Earn to the tune of the highest possible interest on bank Gov. Miliikcn said in a statement Wednesday that A panorama of light to the beat of music savings anywhere. Listen while you earn, to your holiday favorites. Michigan is "seriously interested" in cooperating with . . . ever changing patterns to the mood and Take advantage of our special offer today. Limit, one to a family. neighboring states to work out a joint plan to fight oil rhythm of any sound source. pollution in the Great Lakes. Easy hook-up to any F.M. Radio, Stereo, Tape Deck. Fully transistorized. A resolution commending the State Judicial Tenure Commission for publicly clearing Detroit Recorders SEE THEM ON CAMPUS BANK OF LANSING 13 Court Judge George W. Crockett of alleged misconduct was introduced in the Senate Wednesday. Sen. Basil Brown, D-Highland Park, and Coleman CJ0& BARNEY C YOUNQ MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 353 2731 MAIN OFFICE: Road • Wilhington it Michigan . North Lansing Bunch: Grand Rivar at Cantar Jolly Cadar Branch S. Cadar at Jolly Road • Wait Saginaw Branch. 5510 W. Saginaw . Logan Cantar Branch S Logan at Holmas • Mandian Mall Branch Okamor Hailatt Young, D-Detroit, praised the Judicial Tenure Road at Grand Rivar • Clippart Straat Branch: 223-231 Clippart Straat opponta Frandor • Marobar Fadaral Dapont Imuranca Corporation Commission for its "high level of competence" when it found no impropriety in Crockett's actions. MICHIGAN VIEW STATE NEWS Getting the job done UNIVERSITY Jame WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager in an efficient manner TRINKA CLINE, executive editor EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is part communicate this attitude to their NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor two of a two-part "Point of View" by graduate student apprentices. Thus, the GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Gerald Miller, professor of system perpetuates itself. DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor communications, concerning the Massey Even when the praises of the teaching LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor Report. Today Miller considers the issued function KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor from the efficiency standpoint. are sung, the problem of JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor establishing operational criteria for gauging In teaching effectiveness has not been Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award our pragmatic society, getting things approached with much gusto. To be sure, done efficiently and competently receives student rating scales have recently enjoyed . for outstanding journalism. high priority. I feel that increased student a wider following. Still, criteria for participation in decision-making would evaluating the traditional faculty functions improve the likelihood that certain of research and service, as well as the essential functions of the University will be nuclear age criterion of revenue conducted more efficiently and production, are far more easily specified. competently. Even some alleged advocates of the In particular, the University's teaching EDITORIALS function should certainly profit from a louder primacy of teaching are quick to mumble stock phrases about the inherent student voice in the subjectivity of the whole process and the decision-making process. By "teaching" I impossibility of measuring effective do not solely mean periodic classroom teaching. meetings, although that in itself is certainly The growing important. Rather, for me, "teaching" implies a pervasive faculty concern with the intellectual more I think that no issue concerns the student than his perception that many growth of both faculty have relegated the teaching undergraduate and graduate students. That function -- and thus, the student himself -- students presently feel the lack of such a to a position of trivial importance. pervasive concern on the part of many Moreover, this basic schism between the inner-city faculty seems at least partially justified by attitudes of many faculty and students over current academic values and priorities. As a toward the teaching function causes some colleague has remarked, it is ironic that one faculty to view the student as an adversary prevailing faculty yardstick used to assess in a kind of Marxist dialectic. I decry this In recent weeks disturbing reports the competence and prestige of a "teacher" viewpoint, for I believe that in most areas and brought to bear on those is his ability to reduce his "teaching load" have been issued regarding the future of University enterprise, students and assaulted who share the same of our cities.. The National (even the jargon carries negative faculty strive conjunctively for the same characteristics as the offenders. connotations) to zero. And not only do ends. It is primarily in the arena of Commission on the Causes and many faculty both envy and respect the teaching that conflict often ensues; and as I Prevention of Violence, a These reflections on violence in non-teaching teacher, they manage to have indicated above, the students' feelings commission appointed by President our cities as well as other comments of alienation in regards to teaching matters Johnson following the shooting of -on the incidence of violent behavior is not without justification. Robert F. Kennedy, has been a led the commission to speculate on OUR READERS' MINDS How can this area of potential conflict be the future of our cities. In specific, major source of the pessimism. alleviated, so that the University can high rise apartment buildings and The picture painted for our cities by the commission was a bleak one. complexes were expected to be "protected by private guards and Student supports book-exchanges proceed with its teaching function efficiently and competently? While certainly not a panacea, increased student While the increase in violent crimes security devices" and, become in representation in University ■ committed between I960 and 1968 To the Editor: The idea occurred are working on book exchanges; Wonders is decision-making would constitute a step actuality, "fortified cells." Homes in independently to forward. Ignoring all the typical disclaimers It looks a little like the mood of MSU is several people, but it setting theirs up on a "Farmer's Market" was stressed, the commission also the suburbs would "be fortified by was Wonders Hall and that model. All the sales modifiers, most students are changing. It's really too early to tell for made the first move. Since Greg are autonomous and attempted to straighten some an array of devices, from window sure, but if you look carefully enough, you Oumedian's "Point of View" open to all students; the only thing they competent, fair judges of teaching was misconceptions concerning grills to electronic surveillance might be able to see a glimmer of activism published, book sales have been set up to share is advertising funds from MHA and effectiveness. Since they are, their presence assailants, victims and frequency of serve all the ASMSU. As I on committees dealing with curriculum, equipment." And, perhaps most among all that apathy. It seems to me that complexes and all off-campus see it, there are two good educational policies -- yes, even that most crimes. this year, more than students students. Brody Hall is finalizing a book things that can come from our efforts: the striking, armed guards would ever, are sacrosanct of all areas, tenure and making a concerted effort to alleviate directory geared toward their part of bookstores may feel the financial pinch (if There is no doubt that violent "protect all public facilities such as promotion -- should be welcomed, rather campus problems.A good example of this is campus; the New Community, in the we get enough support from the students) have increased in the schools, libraries and playgrounds..." tne campus-wide book sale Union and Fee Hall in the East and therefore lower their resale than feared. For in general, I am certain crimes currently being complex prices that student participation would result in sel up. and/or raise they buy back prices--or we eight-year span and that the greatest increased teaching efficiency; and in those may discover that students can exchange increases have occurred in our largest Many of these and other few cases where hasty or unjust judgments cities. However, much of the increase predictions of the committee, for the very near future, go too far. While Fair weather friend" used books more economically than the bookstores, in which case these sales can might be rendered, it should be possible to establish workable appeal procedures. seems to be the result of more become a permanent part of MSU. the exodus to the suburbs continues, To the Editor: They are so loud they are heard around the It makes difference which sale you efficient techniques in reporting world. North Vietnam hears and no the polarization between wealthy I'm no expert at writing editorials and applauds. participate in, since we are not in While I have dwelt almost exclusively on crimes and the mobility and don't know the media language, but I And why shouldn't they, it's a known and poor communities within the competition with each other. (We are in the teaching function, I should hasten to modernization of police forces. For would like to say a few words about the military tactic to divide and conquer. add that the central cities proceeds at an competition together, against bookstore general efficiency of the entire instance, many violence-prone areas Well "peaceniks," you're "Vietnam war." It really is something how dividing us prices.) But it does make a difference University should be enhanced by an increased rate, and the frequency of and the VC or any other foe will be more of our cities are now heavily patroled those two words make one think of so whether you participate or not. I would expansion of student power. While high violence increases and/or is reported than willing to conquer. I'm sure they're when hitherto they only received- many others: moratorium, peace, death, urge all students to save their used books morale may not be a sufficient condition in greater numbers, it does not seem withdrawal, draft, freedom. I could go on pleased as punch having you to do all the until winter term registration, which begins to ensure organizational productivity, it is light enforcement. The result: crimes and leg work. It seems to me you're steadying Jan. 5. Then, give one of the book sales a probable to expect the pervasiveness on. certainly a necessary ingredient of the previously unreported are now either the aim for "Charlie." I know I'd fight try. Let us sell your old books for you, and organizational mix. A higher level of of arms and weapons that the The most significant of these has to be harder if I were cheered on witnessed first-hand by the police or by my buy as many of your winter term books student participation in the commission envisions. peace, beyond a doubt. Everyone, not just opponent's cheering section. discovered more frequently due to a from us as you can. If we have what you're decision-making process can scarcely help those who parade the streets, desires peace, If you people really wanted what comprehensive network of detection. and most of us feel we shouldn't be in you looking for, you'll save yourself about 10 but improve student morale. Moreover, say you want, peace, then you'd be to 25%, if not, you can always deal with most of their anxieties about By this we do not suggest an Vietnam. But we are!! The decision was once chanting "Down with Charlie," putting the the bookstores the second week of classes. expansion of student power have been The possible misconceptions optimism for our cities divorced made years ago to become involved over pressure on Hanoi by sending your peace These sales from commitment to reestablish there and apparently someone thought it are all non-profit and proved groundless, faculty should also find discussed by the commission are petitions to them via Paris. How about a student-run -- we need your support. Help the University environment more was the right decision, essential to an understanding of viable communities in terms of perhaps it was, then. "march against death" down the main But now we don't think it was such a wise us keep student money in student stimulating. The end result is bound to be a where cities headed. The individual hard work and monetary street of Hanoi? No? I didn't think our are move. There are even those who are so. pockets!! more productive, relevant institution, an calling Debbie Lewis John Michael institution in which all members can take report explains that violence is support. The plight of our cities on President Nixon to bring the troops Lum senior concentrated, to a considerable remains serious and only an extreme home immediately. It is to those people I Portage, Ind. junior pride. would like to direct a few thoughts. extent, among youths 15-20 years of effort by everyone -- black, white, Have you ever known people who are age. committed primarily by those at city dweller, suburbanite - will the lower section of the employment your friends when you're on the top, when BARNEY WHITE prevent the inner city violance and you're making the right decisions, but the # level, stems disproportionately from hate from spiraling. minute you make a wrong move they deny those ghettos where blacks reside you friendship and call you names? -The Editors This is the picture I have of those American citizens who are marching Peace on earth, good will against our government -- Fair Weather Friends. They are ready to eat up the rights America serves and sleep with the security 'Student bill she provides but when it comes to up for the Lady when she made the wrong tum, they try to shoot her down with the standing It has been written in a myriad of tongues that asceticism is the single road to blinded plane. The to that answer which transcends is to step out of the this meaningful solution. The answer to life is to be found in the- muck of this existance and, thereby, to living. One has but to become a free agent freedom of speech she allows them to have. peace of mind - or salvation, if you will. It is contended that so long as one is blow away the mundane fog that obscures in the great pantheon of existence and one Another thing I've noticed about this kind the concerned with the business of living and singular bright light of Truth. will be happy -- and very close to the truth. of friend is that he is always the loudest. must have o intermeshing with society his mind will be There are a number of methods attaining this goal. One of the most ancient is to split out into the woods and, standing for You should live life to the fullest, enjoy what you do and harm no one else -- if you do this then you will be blameless in the naked among the trees, to look down with eyes of the gods. Rep. Jackie Vaughn's scorn upon the debauchers in the village I am not speaking about subordinating what Vaughn is proposing. below. A newer variant of ashes and one's self to society and, therein, becoming announcement that he will introduce And thus if indeed students are to sackcloth has to do with "blowing the one of the mindless multitude who sit a "student bill of rights" package have a place politically in this state, middle-class scene" and sitting upon a hill about sipping suds on Sunday and next year, once again brings before smoking dream-weed to look down with perpetually hasseling the next raise in pay. the legislature the 18-year old vote. through the 18-year-old vote and scorn upon the debauchers in the city It is life that is real and not necessarily But "now there is a new twist. Not membership on University governing below Joining a monastic order is yet society -- the two are not the same. If they boards, it is up to us to carry the another means of attaining this same end. are viewed as one entity then, indeed, from only does Vaughn intend to give us message across the state. There are a great number of other this vantage point if does not seem like the vote, but make students first If variations on this same theme, but basically such a bad idea to run up into the we are to work within the class citizens as well. they all involve some kind of Thoreau mountains. The Vedic philosophers wisely It has been noted before that system, as the men downtown have angle. I am not convinced that this caution us not to take day to day living too often advised us to do, then we must students represent the single major Agriculture and Natural Resources did take philosophy provides the only answer. seriously, for this will surely obscure our be made a part of that system. But By CARL OLSON the initial group which has no political power step in complying with Life, it seems to me is the singular sight of the overview of living. we must make our concern known. University By-laws when their Search and reality that we have to cope with and, In essence, then, the answer seems to be and no lobbying body. We are, There This is just to clear the air between the Selection Committee in May 1969 was hence, a renunciation of this is not neither to reject life nor to give one's self except when disturbances erupt, a are no lobbyists or College of Agriculture and Natural represented by two students, David Bell, a necessarily any sort of transcendence but up fully to its minor manifestations, but silent, unseen mass. When labor economically powerful organizations Resources and myself on my Nov. graduate agricultural economics major, and simply a negation of reality. Those people rather to to terms with it as an to do it for us. 21 come equal. unions seek article pertaining to the precedent Vern Hartenburg, an undergraduate who would go live in caves are not in the special attention from system My major proof of this thesis is that the the legislature, a lobbyist takes a Vaughn mentioned "parental being used by the College of Arts and fisheries and wildlife major. This precedent main so much holy men as, simply, hapless creature submerged in society and backlash." There shall certainly be Letters in selecting a new dean. went unnoticed, but I think one would individuals who are unable to cope with the mumbling medicant on the mountain representative out to lunch. When have to agree that the major steps have living - copping out is always the easiest seldom smile, but the man who has "it all backlash from more areas than just students deserve attention for a A close examination of the facts, as been taken by the College of Arts and way to resolve a problem, but it does not parents. A lot of people fear presented in that article, will show that, together" and is "doing his own thing" particular problem, we can only Letters. always provide the most gratifying or usually does. students, either because they are indeed, the College of Arts and Letters did hope that a legislator pjeks up our set a precedent. afraid of losing their political power plea for help. or because the negative I MEAN, o)HEN THE SNOU) 1$ Two I CAN!! stereotype reasons stand out for that We are more than appreciative that college's C0MIN6 DOWN IN BlS, FUZZY, attributed to students so often in the precedent; not two, but four students are M\TE FlAKE£ NOBODY CAN Vaughn has come to our defense. We representatives on the Search and Selection BE REALLY CRA55V... press is the only image they have of are elated. But frankly our Committee; not two, but the students us. It is our duty to celebration must be cut short by the change those majoring in one of the 11 departments in images and convince the legislature WMi the college are helping to nominate several stark realities of the legislative and the people of Michigan that we of the faculty for the Search and Selection makeup in this state. We have grave are responsible, mature adults. Committee's final choice. reservations about the fate of -The Editors Granted though, the College of anything so totally progressive as Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 4, 1969 5 "I have a naive faith "My temperament is "The president himself "1 did feel frustrated ■j-that problems are more suitable to the as an individual can do by the-fact that each day i soluble." classroom thai1 it is to very little. " had only 24 hours. " the executive suite. " Exiting By MARILYN PATTERSON will return to his teaching status professor of economics, a role the president the Adams University is „„_Hc f ' , ct « u .,enit.1,?Um j6*5, . .uT operated." he said. "But it 1 3 should be this way. You should fought I tried to retain my own critical orientation and be senitive to "I think in a way the critic loves the organization and wants enriched by diversity of opinion." b as he has filled for the past 22 the leadership role. Adams said. ^ J™ » ***** ods and atmosphere of the institution as well as to its public, educational institutions, "As a humanist, 1 wanted people who are part of this giant fulfilling these goals, although he noted that his attempts were not without frustration, "I did feel frustrated by the Adams charts new course "I have a naive faith that most academic goals narrowly organization to get the feeling fact that each day had only 24 problems are soluble,' defined," Adams continued. that they are part of it; that hours. This is a physical continued. "I think this faith is absolutely be necessary in order to constructive. Unless you pretend to yourself that they are The most important role of students are more than IBM constraint within which for University presidency soluble, you're not effective in By BARBARA PARNESS able to effect that resolution making some progress toward solving problems." and MARILYN PATTERSON News Commentary without force. Instead, he resolved the situation with Adams, officially in office State News Staff Writers until Jan. 1, will be spending his operation of student dialog. month after he took office. Months later he said that he last When Walter Adams began his organizations and some of the week as the head of a student - populated MSU. After term of office as acting non-academic aspects of student Following charges of racism on would handle the situation in finals next week and the president, he warned against life.'" the part of Wilson cafeteria the 53016 way if ^ happened departure of students, Adams "falling for the cult of the After 22 years as a faculty supervisors, black students ag®!"v will await the arrival of president personality." tember. Adams had come to occupied the cafeteria, But his warning has gone realize the - designate Clifton R. Wharton importance of this preventing meals from being Jr. largely unheeded as much of the served to Wilson Hall residents, polerization of racial attitudes Adams described his service in University community has fallen involvement. Again Adams was on the the for a personality -- his. had his greatest opportunity to scene. He talked to Wilson presidency as a "great learning experience." More than 17,000 students Dractice this humanistic residents, explaining why the resolved by the use of force one "It has given me a great insight and 1,000 faculty members leadership, cafeteria was closed and the wa^ or *he other. I think you into people -- observing all the signed petitions this fall personalism of Walter taken by wou'd have and this had a polarization obstacles to needed change, the supporting the Adams' Adams extended outside the administrators, was precisely what I v crucible to change in its most candidacy for the University realm of his office. He literally Adams' talks described tryin8 to avoid," he said. dramatic aspects," he explained. presidency. went into the streets to meet hy several Wilson residents "People are talking to each However, Adams stood by his other, working with each other "But," he added, "my students and faculty who had having a "cooling effect, experience has confirmed all my original position that he did not complaints to present Adams appointed a special ?»dr even^ smiling at each other pre-dilections against making aspire to be president on a In the first days of his committee of administrators. administration permanent basis. have concrete a career. Now I justification for a Constructive Personalism and involvement Ada involvement have been the two most Although Adams often quipped about with all thosq position I have always held, concerned in the decisions he During his term as acting president, Walter Adams took the office outside of the outstanding qualities of the ruling the roost from his "hermetically namely I want to be a professor had to make. and only a professor." quiet executive suite to handle the problems of the University. In spring of 1969, Adams presidency. scaled" office on the fourth floor of the This summer when Dihrendra After Jan. 1. Adams will take a he entered the barricaded cafeteria of Wilson Hall to negotiate claims of racial Although Adams often Administration Bldg. perhaps no MSI State News photo by Don Gerstn quipped about ruling the roost Sharma, associate professor of one - year sabbatical. Then he president has had so open an open door from his "hermetically sealed" philosophy, had his office on the fourth floor of the policy. Fulbright-Hays research grant withdrawn 'FAVORABLE CONSENSUS' Administration Bldg., no MSU president has perhaps had so presidenty, Adams came to the faculty and students to hear the by the Dept. of Health. Education and Welfare. open an open door policy. Student Services Bldg. to meet grievances of both black Adams gathered all of his Whether student, faculty, students protesting the presence students and the Wilson cafeteria administrative team to suggest administrator or even taxpayer on campus of recruiters from the employes. what the University's action Adams' non-official duties. style it was not a hard task to get ai audience with Adams. During his nine months a acting president, peopli Oakland, Calif., Police Dept. His appearance demonstration was an at unprecedented in recent history the action After 14 hours of deliberation the committee presented nine recommendations to resolve the problems. Adams accepted these should be. The idea, according to administrator present, was all the options and advice into one to get By BARBARA PARNESS frequented his office with of MSU activism, recommendations. the open. Brown views the Adams style as one "which State News Staff Writer always tries to varsity club paddles to be signed, Adams engaged in debate He came under strong criticism Adams doesn't make unilateral bring to bear on any problems the best advice to be gotten." from some members of the decisions. Brown points to the Sharma affair as one case where Adams law school recommendations, protesters and by-standers What began in April with the highly criticized selection of used this style to assemble the best advisers in the administration ideas for new academic programs asking their advice as to what academic community for Probably any man could have Walter Adams by the straight partisan vote of the board of to direct their attention to the or personal complaints. Adams changes should be made in the allowing black students, rather survived these crises; however, in trustees will end on Jan. 1 with a generally favorable consensus. problem at hand. "The idea was to get all the options on the table. He was was usually accessible. operation the campus than union representatives to his s Acting President Adams has weathered the storms of at least "My contact, especially with Placement Bureau speak on behalf of Wilson Hall . three major campus crises, and he seems to those close to him a availing himself of all the possible feelings in the group." he said. "The decision made was not a unilateral decision made in Walter students, has been in a different He also personally escorted employes. At the request of the University, man of inimitable style. Adams' office." context than before" Adams students through the crowds for Academic Council, the two The era of the president Elliot G. Ballard and Byron Brown, assistants to the said. "Before my interaction absentia has passed, The president Brown said he "doesn't doubt" their interviews with the cafeteria supervisors involved have been perhaps the closest to Adams during these times of that the Adams' style has effected other administrators. with them had been in the Oakland recruiters, were offered another hearing. leadership of the future cannot crisis as well as the routine performance of presidential duties. function at its highest level of "I think that after his classroom, in the narrowly The second, and perhaps most However, the fact remains that Commenting on the Adams style, Ballard could only describe it being here many members of the defined academic relation of important confrontation of the in a potentially explosive effectiveness without noting the as "his own." University community will expect a lot of different things from student and teacher. Now I've Adams administration occurred tuation which demanded success of the personalism of "I think that Walt tended to get personally involved in whomever happens to be heading the administration." things gotten more insight into the at Wilson Hall less than immediate resolution Adams was Walter Adams. more than his predecessor did," he said. "I think that it's his own style. "I think he likes the feeling of accomplishment which perhaps WHEREVER you get a little bit more of from personal involvement than from sitting back and letting 'appropriate administrative channels' take their course," Ballard continued. YOU GO CATCH UP MERRY Ballard, who also worked in the administration of former President John A. Hannah, said it is difficult to evaluate how the this Holiday Season Adams style affected others in the University administration. "I suppose there were some who welcomed his personalized touch and others who did not " he noted. But Ballard said his work for Adams "involved me in many WITH more things" than his work for the Hannah administration CHRISTMAS "He asked for my advice and comments on many more things," MONARCH he said. "Let me hasten to add that he hasn't always accepted my advice. And that in itself is a tribute to him. "But I can say that he has sought my observations and comments on things that Mr. Hannah would not have asked for my »• vice on." M ories are often shortlived and people might tend to forget the certain iams administration after Jan. things about Adams will be remembered. 2. But "I think they'll most remember some personal characteristics about him," he said. "Beyond the question of a doubt everyone Ballard believes NOTES from who was associated with the University during the time that Walter was president will remember his sensitivity, warmth and COLLEGE tremendous sense of humor. 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He has exhibited tho«> ""oiitioc in 6 Thursday, December 4, 1969 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Ingham County tries school-in-joil recongnized as a model for the country. The based voluntary on program individualized is failure will prove him and he may too much for just decide to Pointon said he thinks society tends to take its fears out on individual back whirlwind," he said. into the Preadmore operates on the instruction. The student can sit out in his cell, perhaps individual released from jail by The participants think the The time for screaming "law philosophy that men can be study whatever field he is justifiably thinking that he has rejecting him. program is beneficial but most interested in and receive help been beaten again," he said. and order" has passed; rehabilitated after their first from the teacher, especially in "Jail is something that I think add that they need more "Our challenge is not to create Americans must look long and offenses, before they get caught is in the back of everyone's textbooks and teachers. math and English. expectations for the student but hard at crime and take positive in the cycle. mind. I think they secretly fear "The place to start is here, According to the education to help him meet his goals it because everyone has done Plans to continue steps to prevention. A This attitude of the Ingham before they get into the state coordinator, Richard Pointon, realistically," Pointon said. something in his lifetime that he participant studying the program is made practical, The jail has a small library computer programing said he County Sheriffs Department is and federal institutions when it relevant and interesting because could have been put in jail for. would like to be insured of the reflected in efforts to set up an is too late," he said. "Even if we only help one the student actively participates opportunity to continue educational program in the in the evaluation and planning of studying after his release. county jail. person, it will be one more than "Since the typical student is easily we helped before," he said. his classes. "If we could see some Preadmore said, "The program frustrated, however, chances are that examples of what they will do to Educational levels another school failure will prove too much Model for country is two - fold. First, to change the help us after we leave, it would attitudes of the prison guards Pointon, who is a graduate for him and he may just decide to sit out be easier to study. In other For six years, Kenneth and student in special education, said in his cell, perhaps justifiably thinking that words, what I am saying is that Preadmore, sheriff of Ingham habitssecondly to change the of the first offenders." that the men have tested out to you can only study so long County, has fought to set up a he has been beaten again. " He said most of the guards are an average of seventh grade, but without losing interest unless school - in jail and, starting last - in favor of the program and even he has had students representing you can see your goal," he said. spring, he saw it take its first wide variety of education with textbooks as well as novels. He also said the advantages of a Maybe rejecting people who steps in what is becoming help the inmate - students with levels. 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The * organizing He said he hopes the program to be sure he has mastered the Brakes * Suspension * the program since last spring and will help some individuals to material before he moves on. voluntary program, which was begun last spring has finally won the confidence According to Pointon, this is and is aimed at preventive rehabilitation, has become leave the jail for good and get * of the State Dept. of Education. Wheel balancing * Steering jobs that they will find one of the aims of the program. a model for the country. Inmates attend classes He is now in the process of He said this student, in several days a week and have access to a small challenging, thereby helping hiring teachers and screening them fit back into society. particular, had thoroughly library containing textbooks and novels. LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center volunteers program. interested in the ends "We are picking up many frail before we put the covered the first year of college State News photo by Bob Ivins 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 Classes i chapel ★★★★★★★★ The ( are afternoon and POPULATION CRISIS night sessions meeting a few days a week. Within the next PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL ANNOUNCES month, Pointon hopes to have three more teachers and the classes set up on a daily basis. Classes are held in the chapel. 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"The world's overpopulation Students Concerned Over the representatives from each group A crisis is of a magnitude beyond Population Explosion (SCOPE) and from SCOPE meet to reprinted article distributed In the eight months of members FROM IAN. 7 THRU MARCH 13 operation, three men have earned human comprehension, yet the government and the public was formed this fall to 'encourage young people to coordinate their group's campus activities. to sums up concerns about the population the enough credits to crisis. The reprint entitled, "The complete their high school remain seemingly indifferent ," th Alpha Chi Omega Delta Sigma Theta according to Walter E. Howard, th ghtfully about Population Crisis Is Here Now," educations and others have gone Alpha Delta Phi Delta Zeta professor of biology at population problems and their Lawrence R. 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Cincinnati, Ohio 4S202 Thursday, December 4, 1969 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Suburban high schools By KATHIE BURKE You let about that." your parents worry other school functions. Some are active in school policies, some caught in dilemma "We have to earn a diploma to get a decent job," said one Vocational State News Staff Writer senior, who is working part-time. placement "Some kids are concerned are merely functional; seen, but wrong with the school system. They are "School is getting good enough "We attempt to place o New mag wheels for your car not heard. about what's wrong with the the top students who are getting grades for a diploma. A factory youngsters after their training. or college? A big paycheck at a "We have an active student school system," said a senior something out of school. They're the ones job is just eight hours a day, We have been successful in factory job or a struggle to stay who is going on to college. council which reviews all policy in school? who are worried. They're the ones who sure, but it's also $200 a week, apprenticeships in printing and and includes parents, students, Who tells the high school "They are the top students who wish that they could get something more It's not just the job or the metals," Pepper said. Mt. are getting something out of faculty and administration," money though, it's Clemens High sends 48 per cent student what it's all about . . . school. They're the ones who are Welch said. from high school." do with the money of its graduates on to college. his parents, his teachers, his worried. They're the ones who One bright sign is that many Fifty to 80 per cent of the Teachers can have a powerful principal? wish that they could get students in the so-called of one's life, said Roosevelt experimental schools do. I students from suburban schools effect on the ideals of a high Inside the shiny, smoothly "out-group" are beginning to something more from high , Wise, principal of Martin Luther wouid like to have a senior-level do go on to college, however, school student, but their method running suburban school, many school. operate effectively and to King High School in Detroit. class in Michigan history, a For those who do not, most of teaching and whether or not high school students today don't "Most of my friends are participate actively, he added. "I go to school because my know where they are going or course in current events, a full schools offe cellen't they allow their own values to interested only in their own "Students are informed of what they want to do. parents make me," said one year of government instead of vocational courses, seep through to the student can Second lives, which are centered around motives concerning decisions," suburban 10th grader. one semester and something in "Able students in these make a big difference, he added the school and its social life," he said William J. Pepper, principal Apathetic attitudes Welch, asst. principal of Grosse "Everybody goes to school," the line of humanities," said a courses are motivated and can go Of all the groups influencing added. of Mt. Clemens High School. said a Mt. Clemens sophomore. Teachers find that most high Pointe High School. graduating to jobs in drafting, carpentry the high school students The main link between Teachers feel that student "It's a law." school students are not ready to "But how can a student be automotive mechanics," principal, peers, teachers and students, administrators and attitudes toward their education "It's preparation for college. Welch said. "Enrollment here is tackle the problems of apathetic about something he is and whether or not they are You can parents - the parents appear to education. Not only are they not not involved in?" asked a faculty is the student council, a get a good background Diploma dilemma sharply limited by the type of be making the most indelible involved depend more on their in ready, most don't care. Rochester High graduate now at small group of elected school, even if you go on to Just get your diploma and get community and by the impression on them. They are representatives from each class. parents' values than on the training for a job instead of "I have never worked in a MSU. "You're not an adult, incentives offered by student your time in, says the other college expectations (realistic the power behind the suburban school with such opportunity you're not a citizen yet. The college," a Mt. Clemens junior group. and unrealistic) of many school, Wise said. for student participation and The active elite organizations. said. problems of the administration Most suburban parents hold involvement. Our problem is and of public schools are not Councils deal with dress codes, "Many students do look down student apathy," said Robert relevant to you in high school. school dances, class rings and tight to the value that education on middle-class values in this is a necessary and important part affluent suburb," Welch said. "Others are cynical and know Closed circuit TV director named media executive how 'pull' and 'connections' UNCUT FUN work. Conflicting values The director of MSU's Closed educational radio and television development and evaluation for "Still others reject the Circuit Television (CCTV) as well as instructional radio the Midwest Program on The Mouse Th community and what it stands for in one way or another. Because of the inconsistency in the value tremendous system has been appointed to and television throughout the the executive board of the nation. National Assn. of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB). Jorgensen, a member of the MSU faculty since 1965, was Airborne TV Instruction from 1962-65. He also assisted in the development of educational television for the State of patterns held by leading citizens, Erling S. Jorgensen, who also formerly director of course Montana from 1960-61. students are terribly confused." serves as associate director of presents Once upon a time there was a highly explosive football - uproari dial°g is uproarious. Edwin two This evident as confusion the students becomes split into groups. One is concerned with education as a foundation for further education. The other MSU's Center Instructional appointed as a member of the executive board of NAEB by his recent Media (IMC), was automatically \L election as chairman of ^ ★★★★★*★★★★★★★***** Beal Film Group Presents Tonight Only PETER SELLERS in the Comedy tiny duchy (area 15 and 3/4 shaped "Q-bomb") and four Ashley's music is, in reality, a is worried about a job and the the board of directors of * THE MOUSE THAT square miles) by the name of New York policemen. Ah, the combination of well-known NAEB's Instructional trials and tribulations of trying P'eces inserted at the right time immediate benefits a high school Grand Fenwick. The country Professional Services Divison. to lose a war. . . Poor Fenwick to add a touch of diploma offers. was quite appropriately run by it seems, is a "Mouse That tongue-in-cheek. Those interested in furthering His election as board chairman is the Duchess of Fenwick (alias their education for a one-year term, effective Roared. suggest Margeret Rutherford) and her ^ simple, straightforward Jan. 1,1970. Made in 1959 under the improvements for the school. prime minister. The problem comecjy based on Leonard "Schools should offer more All NAEB division chairmen nominal directorship of Jack vVibberly's book by the same with Fenwick is that it's broke. become members of the Arnold, "The Mouse That name specialized programs, like the Of course when one is a <cktngf)am everything works. Engine and =DR5CHE AUD AND MUCH MORE! to drive a TOYOTA before you running gear near perfect. Come 4620 S. Hagadorn and see it at Phil Gordon's used cars. 2924 East Grand 484-1341, 484-2553. 3-12/4 River. 1970 MODELS buy any small or compact car? MANA GEMENT EXCL US/ VEL Y B Y 2.2 Litre in Stock Just ask the tenants of CHEVROLET 1965 Impala hard top Ordering 914's Alco Management Company tinted glass, r^dio, low mileage, no Phil Gordon's Inc. Cedar V 4 WHEELS of Lansing inc. $795. 663-6651. 3-12/5 CROSSWORD bbq non atnnB PORSCHE i AUDI 315 Bogue 2200 S. Cedar □□□iibed baas CHEVROLET 1968 Custom Impala. 327, 3-speed, automatic. Power 2924 E. GRAND RIVER LANSING, MICH. 48912 Only minutes from the Campus. Go west on Mt. PUZZLE □□□□a 00BC30Q steering. 641-6564. 3-12/5 484-2551 332-5051 Hope, then 2 blocks south on Cedar. ACROSS 34. Clique aran □□narama 1. Muffler 36 Dowry □as □□□□□□ 6 Spain 37. Ottoman hq naa sqeqb 12.Shack 39 Pen point □caoQ nran be FINALS WEEK ^mmm : 3. Enomg 41. Twangy 14. Foo yong 44. Wild sheep. HBRnOQ E3QCJ 16. Apparel ascraaL'D OBE 17. Ideal golf □□anas □□□□□ SPECIALS MTHORIzeD 1 18. Salary GUARANTEED BRAKE venici.es only 22 Apropos 50 Courser IfSIEILIYMI 23 Equivocate RELINE 26 Astronaut s DOWN word SAVE $6 TO SaO 28. Blotches 4. Unit of 7. Ecclesiastical 1 Boutique FROM $18.95 \ 30. Beneficial 32. Concede 2. Lethargic 3. Divided reluctance 5. Soared cap 8. Son of Seth HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS 33. River bottom proportionately 6. Provided 9. Mortar beater i \ "lKl u r- V r r e 10. Fr. island INSTALLED FREE % _ 11. Roman bronze PAIR $14.88 1 >5 15. Faucet 19. Fumes 21. Ornamental TUNE-UP SPECIALS TIRED OF BEING TOWED? if"" TT~ •9 clock 23 Swamp ore COMPLETE LINE OF w 21 IF 25 24. Introduce There's "Always and Always plenty of Free parking" WINTER ACCESSORIES 6 CYL W5 2* fr 26~ % 29 _ 25. Superlative ending 26. Massage LIFE TIME 8 CYL .. s895 at CAMPUS HILL w 31 32~ 27 Cattle thief 3-6-9-12 month leases now available from $58.75/mo. TT TT P JT w 29. Affix 31. The Lion" MUFFLERS 35 Also AMINS % rr fr w 37. Except w 38. Tennis strokes H. 42 Mi iJT" $r 40. Blackmailed AS LOW AS $795 duio PcJlifc *6 ir w 41 Arrest Q 42. Past 5r w 43. Chemical salt 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart 351-8862 45. Furrow FREE INSTALLATION 526 n. lAB£H 484-4596 — 47. True 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 4. 1969 • Employment Employment For Rent For Rent BUS DRIVERS: The Lansing School WANTED: WEEKEND counter girl. PARKING SPACES: Paved, private, Student GIRL FOR large modern mobile ONE WANTEDfor charming two girl District urgently needs school bus Prefer 21. Neat appearing. Apply lighted lot. Haslett/Albert. $10. home, own bedroom no deposit $62.50. Great location. 351-1097. drivers. day Minimum of 4 hours per (mornings and afternoons). Must be at least 21 years of age, NATIONAL CAR RENTAL, Capitol City Airport, 489-2931 between 3 and 10 p.m. 2-12/4 per month. 337-2336. 4-12/7 RENT A TV from a TV Company DIRECTORY required p.m. 3-12-7 484-1263 after 9:30 3-12/4 ONE, TWO girls. Winter. New Cedar possess good driving record and $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. MAN NEEDED winter and spring Village. Reduced rent. 351-2748. able to pass physical. Phone PIANO PLAYER male or female, to NEJAC TV RENTALS. C terms. Meadowbrook Trace. 3-12/4 Custom Picture Framing WHY PAY MORE? NORTON'S 393-3450, ext. 4. X5-12/7 play dinner background music. $65/month 393-5568. 2-12-5 F randor Shell Station MACHUS REDFOX Give us a call! Meijers Thrifty SUBLET LUXURY studio apartment MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: RESTAURANT 371-1300. 4-12/7 Major repairs including NEEDED: 1 or 2 roommates Winter, across from campus. 351-8969. Acres Barber Shop ASCP registered or eligible to 300 M.A.C. AvaN^ci C Bob Jones Paints tune-up and brake work Spring, Cedar Greens Apartments. 5-12/7 work in bacteriology. Also need a 15th. 3 Pennsylvania Ave. mechanic on duty Call 351-1193. 5-12-8 IT'S HARD TO TOP THE good buys MASON part time medical technologist, 11 month. required. Call 9-9 Monday-Friday All State Road Service ONE GIRL to sublet winter spring. on household goods in the p.m. to 7:30 a.m., Friday only. ED7-127U or IV2-1637. 7-12-7 677-8141 9-6 - Saturday 3024 E. BADLY NEED for 2 Close to 332-6927. Classified Ads. Check now. Saginaw 489-8010 one man campus. Would consiser non-registered if bedroom, 3-man apartment X5-12/7 qualified through work 14 SOUTH Pine, Lansing. 1 Under new ownership winter, spring. $70/month. experience, clinical laboratory For Rent bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some KWAST BAKERIES MSILVER COINS!! 351-2081. 2-12-5 731 WILL sublet Suzuki beginning winter Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL furniture. Married couple or grad. Birthday & All Occasion of Lansing term, $180. Call Den, 351-9137. PERSONNEL or call 487-6111, TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" student, 2 persons only. No pets. Dated before 1965. X5-12/7 portable--$8.50 month $110. per month includes all >torcycles & Snowmobiles extension 353. X5-12/7 per Top prices. Sales &. Service including stand. Call J.R. utilities. Call Richard Alban, Frandor: 351-5032 Any amount. NEEDED 2 girls winter and/or spring CULVER 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. 2400 North East St. MALE UNDERGRADUATES to COMPANY, 351-8862. B rookfleld: 337-0832 Call 484-3689 EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, term. House, own room, carpet, 217 Ann Street, East 12-12/5 372-3908 Lansing. C available winter term. Furnished fireplace, $60./month, plus participate for three hours a day in $100. Included utilities. utilities. 337-0089. X3-12/4 a psychological experiment NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented between the fall and winter terms. only tQ MSU students and n National Life BROOKS Imported Ca 351-5313. 3-12-7 PARK TRACE of The Grad Plai SPECIAL DEAL subl*' luxury ($1.50 per hour plus bonuses.) faculty. $8.84 month (including for "THE HAT" Happy Interviews between 8:30 a.m. - ABC-TV NCAA Holidays Sales and 536 ALBERT. Two girl apartment. ~)»rtment. tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Furnished. All utilities paid. $135 $140. 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, December CORPORATION, 444 Michigan See you Service 4, room 414, Baker Hall. 2-12/4 M.S.U.-E. Lansing-Okemos per month. 332-2495. 3-12-7 351-0480. X5-12/7 Av. 332-8687. C in January 402-1473 351-8811 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing I GIRL needed for 3 n EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN for TV RENTALS-Students only. Low full or part time. Apply to ELDA monthly and term rates. Call Openings coming soon in our Winter term only. 351-2348 DIANE BEAUTY SALON 210% 484-2600 to reserve yours. 1, 2, 3 extra large bedroom • EYES EXAMINED CONTINENTAL ONE The style you want - 3-12-7 Abbott Road. 4-12/7 UNI VERSITY TV. C apartments. A REAL bargainl 1 - 3 girls sublet • GLASSES HOUR CLEANERS for that special date! ATTRACTIVE MODERN Rivers Edge Apartment. Only To be part of the No. 1 t CONTACT LENS New hours: Elda - Diane unfurnished 2 bedroom, with $57.40. Winter term. Newly landlord, you've got to be DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Beauty Salon stove, refrigerator, carpeting, painted, new furniture. 351-2048. "Superior." Let us show you Mon.-Fri. garage and porch. 484-1938 4-12/5 the style that provides living Co-Optical Services 227 Ann 7:30 a.m.-6 p.r 3-12-7 sun comfort for thousands of 5218 S.Logan 393-4230 E. Lansing Sat. ED 2-2416 210V; Abbott Rd 2 MAN - December 15 - January 15. people across the United GRADUATE WOMAN. 3 girl $85 total, or thru summer. States. Typewriters-All Makes :OLLEGETRAVEL Dorothy's Authorized Olympia Dealer apartment. Walking distance. 351-8799. X3-12/4 See our model. Okemos Winter, spring. 337-0535 after 5 Road at E. Mt. Hope. Open OFFICE Bridal & Gift Shop Sales -Service p.m. 2-12-5 NEED 4TH girl. Starting winter. $75. 10-6 Sunday 1-6. 332-5094. Complete Bridal Apparel Rental Purchase Eden Roc, No. 304. 351-1694. 130 West Grand River Blvd. and accessories L. E. Lighthart & Co. WOULD LIKE Vacancies Now Available to s X3-12/4 15972 Turner 4616 N. Grand River 351-6010 % 351 2539. 3-12-7 CAPITAL NEAR. Clean, modern 372-6941 Lansing 482-1219 FURNISHED APARTMENTS studio. Quiet location for For Winter Term secretary 8-12-7 or coed. 372-4583. BUD'S AUTO PARTS Learn Use our to fly? Sure youl Air Taxi-Service UNIVERSITY FURNISHED APARTMENT. 2 male block foreign graduate students. 1 to 4 $55 per man to campus. 627-2401. (4-man apts.)v Buy a new Piper BEAUTY SALON Late Model Motors and 4-12x7 1-MAN needP'1 ' apartment. All at: 10% off with this coupon 4-man furnished from $55/person/month. near cRENTEDXm„icma 351 -23bo. .5-12-7 parts a speciality Francis Aviation 3000 E. Kalamazoo BURCHAM Drive. 2-m< $160 married couples Halfway between Holt and 2 blocks W. of University irnished apartment. $125 Mason on N. Cedar Capitol City Airport 484-1324 4 blks. to Campus ^99-2154 Village 372-8900 onth Call 487-3216 < Enjoy country estate living with all the urban conveniences. EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your 32-2316. x4-12-7 Just three minutes from the MSU campus. The height of Ph. 337-0298 or CAMPUS Season's / / \ The HAYRIDE SPECIAL apartment luxury. LARGE LUXURY 3-man apartrr WASH N' GAS Greetings v f) J student Service $20 Cedarbrooke Arms - reduced n HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. Free exterior car wash with top floor, corner, on campus. 351-7910 Air-conditioning Security I Directory WHITE BIRCH 351-2104 6-12-7 • Wall-to-wall carpeting Parking. Beautifully mainte 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. Stable and Shop SUBLEASE TWO or three people, Select clientele. Lease. • Individually controlled heat 248 West Grand River Call 677-0071 for appointmei winter term. Reduced rates. 332-3135 or 882-6549 0 • Private patio or balcony 351-2247. 5-12-5 711 East Apartmei • Kltchene with range, refrigerator/freezer, 711 Burcham ONE GIRL for four SUBLET JANHA^' " June. One dlepoeal and walnut cabinete • Draperlee and rode furnlehed New delu: For Rent Starting January 1. 351-1915 bedroorD ENTEUied. $140. furnished 2 or 3 man 3-12-7 After 5 p.m., 332-3364. 5-12-5 apartments. Available now for 9-month or 1-year. ONE MAN wanted for thre SUB NEXT one or two I June, $67.50 MODERN, QUIET studio available 489-9651 351-3525 Immediately, winter 2 bedroom. Cambrii now. Walk to campus. Call 351-4207. 5-12-4 Dishwasher, basemeni 351-6894. 6-12-7 ,351-6543.3-12-7 ONE MAN nc^CO' etc. 332-6029 2-12-5 MEADOWBROOK LANSING EAST Side, furnished t bedrooms all utilities pa CEDAR GRELNS NEEDED: Americana. 1 girl, \A Suitable for four. 6 months lea Apartments Trace $165. 8-12-7 337-0409 or 372-531 One bedroom furnished 11LABLE DECEMBER 15th. SUBLEASE WINTER 3-m, 351-1705. 5-12-5 iIRL FOR three man needed for ONE MAN needed for three man. uxury 2 man. Stoddard apartment. One block frc Winter term, $60, month. STODDARD winter only. $70. 351-1857. APARTMENTS. 1 Call 351-8631 aartment. Call $70/month 351-268 351-3806 2-12-5 campus. 3-12-7 Lowebrook Arms. Call 351-5731. bedroom, 2 man. Near campus. 3-12-7 3-12-5 332-0913, ED2-2920. 5-12-4 FACULTY APARTMENT. Unfurnished. No pets. EAST ONE MAN needed f GRADUATES OR married couple: NEWLY FURNISHED apartment - 2 LANSING MANAGEMENT. apartment near campus. unfurnished apartment to sublet 393-5882. 3-12-7 girls. 1 block from Berkey. Phone Phone 332-2627. C rate 351-9535. 3-12-7 January ■ May. 351-8200, 351-0877. 4-12-7 351-5161 3-12-7 WANTED ONE girl starling winte WE WRAP AND MAIL term. Two man apartment. Acroi NEWLY FURNISHED apartment - 2 from campus. 351-2204 2-12-5 or 4 men. 1 block from Berkey. Phone 351-0877. 4-12-7 lwf}"SL DOCTORAL STUDENT looking for GIRL NEEDED. Block from second man to share large two Campus. No security deposit. man apartment. Close to campus. _35Ji9079.2J2-5_ Phone 351-1395. 3-12-5 Available December 15. 351-2609 ONE MAN after 6. 2-12-5 W CHRISTMAS CARDS INDIVIDUAL usHRENT m°35 FURNISHED ONE or two bedroom, shower. All private. Utilities paid. 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or Parking. Men or couples. 1214 AND BOXED - BY AMERICAN GREETING unfurnished apartments. 6, 9 East Kalamazoo. 4-12-7 731 GIRL needed to sublease Win or 12 month leases available. State JL term. Reduced rent. 351-881 ONE MAN needed for 4-man GuMivetiA Drug ■ 3-12/4 apartment Winter term. 351-4003. 3-12-5 ROOMMATES NEEDED for Old Cedar Village. Call Larry, Randy 1105 E, GRAND RIVER at Gunson ED 2-2011 NEEDED: ONE girl for four man 351-3493. 5-12/7 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED flat, 1/a block from campusjl 351-2090. 3-12-5 i. 351-0514. 3-12 4 >ned. Ideal QIRL WANTED to share New Cedar NEED A LIFT? NEEDED: ONE girl for 4-girl. Eden Roc. Winter and/or Spring. Reduced 351-1745. 4-12/5 Ml rates. 2 BEDROOM apartment with TWO GIRLS needed to sublet ONE GIRL needed to sublease winter fireplace, for 3 or 4 students. 1 beautiful apartment, close. Cheap. term. 4-man, Evergreen Arms. 1970 block from Berkey. Reasonable. 351-7798. 4-12/5 Reduced rates. 351-2635. 4-12-7 351-9504. 5-12/7 GIRL NEEDED for Burcham Woods GRADUATE WOMEN: Openings ONE MAN needed for 4-man apartment, Winter and Spring. available now, completely apartment. Cedar Village. No 351-0137. 3-12/4 furnished, utilities provided. damage deposit. 351-2506. 3-12/4 Haslett/Albert. $65/month. 1 MAN to share two bedroom 337-2336. 4-12-7 WANTED: ONP PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 2 bedrooms, rented™.i: Call K.en, 351-2497. 4-12/5 GlRL WANTED for FRANDOR AREA two bedroom deluxe apartment Carpeted, GIRL NEEDED wi air-conditioned, $160. 100 near FREE RENT first month. 2 bedroom campus, Fairway Lane. 351-3895, townhouse. All the conveniences 351-1270.5-12-5 355-2398. X5-12/7 in East Lansing. Manager, New Year coming? Tired of dull, drab apartment living? Escape to FOURTH FOR 4-man. New Cedar 351-7194. 4-12-7 the comfort of ONE MAN. New Cedar Village. Rent Village Winter and Spring. warm University Terrace living. We have a very few reductions. Call John. 351-1257. 351 -J 405^4-12-7 SINGLE MAN student to share 4-12/5 deluxe 2-bedroom furnished vacancies available so beat the New Year rush. Six and nine month Santa can't help you? ONE MAN needed for 3 man, winter townhouse. $57.50. Phone and spring, near campus. leases available at your 351-6796 or 351-8575. 4-12-7 are now discretion. So welcome the New Year 351-2114. X3-12-5 in the luxurious living of University Terrace. Who knows, 1970 just We Can - If You HURRY. You can still get In on our may be a little brighter! TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL Apartments 2 days for $2.00 1 - 2 BEDROOMS FOR 2, 3 or 4 for 10 words or less We've got 3, 6, 9, or 12 month leeses from $50/person. Large, newly redecorated apartments available nowl (In advance - no refunds on this) 51 ale, (SftcuiaqertwilGnpcnatitrt? /}pa/dmml O Hancujemenl fypeetafuU STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 347 Student Services Bldg. * 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart 351-8862 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 4, 1969 \"\ For Sale For Sale Real Estate I1*B WHAT'B MAN FOR 2-man furnished. $67.50. EAST LANSING-walk 1 campus. 3 ATTRACTIVE SINGLE double LARGE RED-belly Piranha. Also 10 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION, NEED A home? One that is cozy, firepl for graduate wo Top producing Miniature close to schools, and wsm room campus. Quiet. R Schnauzer in United States at not too expensive? Good! I have $225. VO""V to Jun® $200. 332-1746.7-12-7 stud. AKC puppies. 351-1244. the home for you. Please call FURNISHED STUDIO apartment for January to September. 337-0409 ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL 8-12-7 Maxine Lambert at Simon Real 2. Parking. $15 each per week, or 351 7665. 7-12-5 SINGLE ROOM: Man. Block puppies AKC registered, 4 months Estate, MSU - Okemos Branch. campus. Quiet. Serious student. old. 626-6570. 4 12-7 NORWEIGAN ELKHOUND puppies. 351-2260 or 487-3055. 3-12-7 including utilities. 251 Spartan, 332-6078. 3-12 5 332-8498 afternoons. 1-12-4 AKC registered. Phone 337-9496 NEEDED: 1 man for 4-man house. Own bedroom Starting December. LEAR JET Tape Deck with a evenings. 5-12/7 Recreation FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartment, 372-3140. 3-12/4 speakers, Tenna car stere Call $200 month includes utilities near Mike 484-5501. 3-12-5 POODLE MALE, 2 years old. Good SPAIN!! TORREMOLINOS 3 BEDROOM duplex. Modern pet. Papers. Call 355-5168. 3-12/4 December 26th to January 3rd. production and read from her poems that Roared." 50 campus. Available December MEN 21 and Clean quiet rooms. over. at 506 Wells Hall, today, at 4:00 p. 351-2617. 4-12-7 kitchen with built-ins; dishwasher, 2 FORMALS, blue and mint greer Complete deluxe package $249. MSU Ski-Club Cooking and parking. Close. Miss Duhart meeting tonight, 7:00 family room, basement and Different styles. Connie SHEPHERD AND St. Bernard Phone Frank Buck. 351-1437 or Reasonable. 487-5753, 485-8836. 1967 was awarded the p.m., 110 Anthony Hall. Final 208 BEAL Street. Three man carport. Phone 351-7194. 4-12/7 355-8567. 3-12-5 puppies, 6 weeks old, $25. 332 3581. TF 5-12/7 Olivetti Prize for literature, one of Meeting for this term. Those furnished apartment available 482-8611.3-12 7 December 15th. $180/month. Call GIRL TO share house for Wi HART PROFESSIONAL skiis, good the most distinguished awards for participating in Boyne Week Trip ONE GIRL wanted. Own room close USED DyNACO 35VV Ba that field in Argentina. The jury MUST attend. The rooming list, 332-0641 after 5 p.m. 2-12-4 to campus. Call 351-5997. 5-12/7 Amplifier and manu il FEMALE PUPPY cocker spaniel free condition, bindings. Call after formed by figures of ional transportation will be decided. Final II to good home. 332-0639. 3-12-7 5:30, 351 1674. 3-12-4 repute, like our recent Jorge deposit is due. For those ii NEED ONE or two men Winter, 355 9883. 4 12-7 APPROVED, DOUBLE room 1 block I Giuseppe Ungaretti there are five openings for this trip, Spring, University Terrace. MAN FOR two man duplex. $80. from Berkey Hall. Cooking, r- ~ " PUPPY - NEEDS a good home. Free. i Service from Italy, Julian Marias from Spain, Everyone is. welcome. New 351-0655.4-12-7 utilities paid. Own bedroom. Call 350.00. 351-3611.3-12/5 Parking, $110 a term. 332-5507 nr DRUMS LUDWIG Mornings or evenings. 372-9485. Roger Caillois from France, and memberships will be taken. For 353-7182. 3-12/4 •cuss price. 351-1895 after 4-12/7 PROFESSIONAL SHOW and pet Professor Donald Yates from additional information MARRIED COUPLES $160 to ., Russ. 3-12-5 grooming. Poodle styling, Michigan State University. $175/month. 6 and 9 month 3 - 4 girls needed for house on ROOM FOR woman Close to — ADORABLE, PLAYFUL, kittens Schnauzer and all Terrier leases at Cedar Village, 315 Bogue, Haslett Street. Starting December METAL SKIIS, Cubco bindings, $50. Knapp's. Quiet house, kitchen. grooming and stripping. Will MSU Peruvian Club presents "A Day 332-5051. 4 12-7 15. 337-0915. 4-12/7 Boots, $15. Poles, $5 484-7384. I. 676 1213. 3-12/5 groom in your home or free 332-0647 after 4 p.m. 5-12/7 . With Peru." December 5, 7:30 p.m., 4-12-7 pickup and delivery. 351-1244. Lansing Community College Lecture NEED FOUR people to sublease THREE MEN r Mobile Homes 8-12-7 , 2, or 3 man rooms. Carpeted, three bedroom house. $60. All SANSUI MODEL 800. AM/FM panelled, furnished, parking. utilities included, furnished, 1007 receiver, 70 watts. 393-5882 after TYPING-term Cooking and laundry facilities. 2 5 p.m. 3-12-5 papers by natives. You will learn all about Eskimo family. No admission. May, Lansing. Call 485-4163. blocks to MSU. $135 per term. Electric typewriter-fast servi Peru, right from a native. Ask him 3-12/5 Call 332-4597.6-12-5 425 Ann Street. Call Ward, 1 GUILD Starfire V electric guit, _ TF ~ any question you like. Paintings: By The New Community Auto Club 351-7970, or Grady, 337-2581. NEEDEO ONE girl - Winter term - And 1 Yamaha 12-string guit 1965 PARKWOOD, 60' X 12', 2 5-12/7 ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking ONE MAN needed for three man roomy house $60/month. Close to Inquire, 351-2256. 3 12-5 bedroom, air conditioned, water softener, furnished, carpeted, by experienced apartment Winter, Spring. campus. 351-0089. 3-12/5 Reasonable charges. 351-1375. 3-12-5 washer, utility shed. On lot, South 355 5855. 0-12-7 NEAT GIRL Lansinj. Best offer over $4,000, 337-9612.4-12-7 condition. $ s factual, but WANTED ONE girl Winter term. Campus cl Q^r* » ^ December 351-4944 4 12-7 cash. 882-8096, after 6 p.m. ition 15. $48.75. ~~ji-1362. 6-12-7 ciNim c ROOM. Rnniwi Male ct.,hont i :n<>nc 4-12/7 checking session should not be misinterpreted to Only $65 per month. 351-2765. SINGLE student Lii , Oak Room, Union, permanently fix the price of gasoline. 3-12-5 furnished. Near campus. Phone, STEREO FISHER Combination FM IBM SELECTRIC. Experienced with The price of gas, oil and parts 332-1682.3-12-5 Stereo radio and phonograph, 1958 NEW Moon, 8 X 40, term papers, theses, technical tonight 8:30 p.m. depends on their cost which are not WE'RE STUDIOUS, fun. Nice place! speakers detachable, real walnut Call Sharon, 627-2936. 337-1128. 3-12/5 papers. >n. Discussing arrest, determined by us. The New One man needed. Cedarbrooke 14, GRAD: SHARE duplex. Large cabinetry $150 or best offer call 5-12-7 >tion. Community will continue to give the 351-2413. 3-12-5 STUDENTS OR single adults, large private room. $70 plus utilities. 351-6146 after 5 p.m. 2-12-4 brick furnished home. 1 block to 968, 12 X 60, 2 bedroom, on lot,' largest possible discount to members. 351-3747 4 12 7 PROFESSIONAL EDITING and Girl MSU. 337-1878. 5-12/7 SNO-CAP CHRISTMAS TREES. 10 minutes to campus. Furniture typing. Have B.A. in English. Scouts^ last (f any member feels that we have ijer's Thrifty Acres Okemos storage shed. 676-1146 after 6 unjustly advertised we urge the EAST SIDE. Clean, 3 sleeping rooms. Theses, term papers, multilith. 7:00 p.m., 304 Bessey. Those who i West Saginaw Stores. Quality p.m. 4-12/5 member adjustment HASLETT 3 bedroom brick Private kitchen and bath. Males IBM Selectric. 351-4580. 4-12-5 ! attend, please call D. Adler. Board Qf Q,ri furnished near schools. $250 es at discount prices. 6-12-7 ting, which only. 489-7841. 4-12-7 II be s column. includes utilities Available HAMPTON 1968, 12x60. Two WANTED THIRD girl for TERM PAPERS, letters, etc. MSU Sports Car. Club meeting January 1st. FE 9-8041. 3-12/7 bedroom, bath and half. Early American. 485-7478. 5-12/7 Experienced and rapid service. tonight, 8:30 p.m.. Room 31, Union. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 393-4075. 5-12-7 Discussing final preparations for 351-1416. 4-12-7 NEED TWO girls Winter. Carpeted, meeting tonight, 9 p.m., McDonel Sunday's Gymkham. fireplace No 1957 HALLMARK 10X47 c Kiva. Creative Worship Service. damage deposit. 1UIET, COMFORTABLE, DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term Close. $60 351-7977. 3-12/4 LEAR JET Stereo 8 track home Holt, air-conditionei Rides, 353-1531. DELUXE ONE bedroom furnished. convenient, single room for man. - papers. Anita Warren: SCM Wanted Walking distance campus. Quiet. No cooking University approved tape player. $75.00 . 351-1107 . 694-0117. evenings. 5-12-i Electric. 351-0763, 351 7086 2-12-5 $170 - $180 482-2937, 882-2316. TWO MEN to s and University rules. Ideal for C-12-4 BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 AII Un,vers,tV Bo°k Exchange winter $70./month, utili student needing grade Lost & Found for all positive. A negative. B regis ration. AII complexes and ANTIQUE TRUNKS: TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. .3-12/4 selection, finished and unfinished. Large Experienced. Can pick up. Cell negative and AB negative, $10.00 Un,on Ba,lr00m "Students: Save $ - ONE GIRL for 3-man Winter/Spr Available after finals, 428 Grove LOST 12/2 lady's watch. Initials 0 Negative, $12. MICHIGAN ONE GIRL, 135 Cedar, East Lansing Nice Christmas Gifts. TU2-9157. MKB. Reward. Phone Marilyn, Karen 882-2639. 0-12/3 River House apartmei Street Phone for appointment, COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Near campus. Available December 3-12-7 353-2420. 3-12-7 507 Vi East Grand 332-5651.4-12-7 351-4266 or 351-9023 4-12-7 River, East 15-June/August. 351-1465 4-12/5 FOR FAST, efficient typing call Lansing. Above the new Campus ONE BEDROOM apartm FOR RENT one man room. $60 USED SEWING machines. Singers, FOUND BLACK and white puppy SHIRLEY MENSE. 339-2069. Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 carpeted, disposal, pool, 1 GIRL for 8 girl house. Close t month in House Call 351-3841 Whites, Kenmore, zig-zags and Bogue Street. Call 332-8696. 3-12/5 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Sunday- December 7, 1969 at 8:30 conditioned. Ideal for mar 3-12 5 straight stitchers. $11 88 and up. 2-12-5 Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 p m ' Room 33 Student Union Guaranteed. Trade-ins on " students, $140 per mo ELECTRO-GRANDS. Shopping FOUND: GLASSES-black frames, P-m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Building. Okemos. 351-0905. 3-12-5 For Sale hours Monday and Thursday 9 Field bV Conrad. Call Pat, ONE GIRL needed to sublet Winter WALK TO campus " bedrooms, DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and a.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday, 332-0647.2-12/4 term. One block from Berkey. f ir6pl Q engagement ring sets. Save 50 Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m. TYPING DONE in my home 2!4 irpeting, 5 p.m. Saturday 9-12 p.m. 8l LOST: GLASSES, n blocks from campus.332-1619. refrige" TT and Large selection } COMPUTER 351-7563. 4-12-7 Call percent or more. } stove. Wilson and Harrisc 351-4275. 3-12/4 of plain and fancy diamonds. East Michigan, Lansing. 3-12-7 27-12/5 351-1956. 2-12/4 ONE BLOCK from Berkey. Need 1 $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0. WILCOX ith bench. A PATTERN FOR PROGRESS is the or 2 men to sublease in 4-man TWO BEDROOM house, near campus SECONDHAND STORE, 509 CONN ORGAN: New apartment. 351-0877. 3-12-5 for 3-12-7 3-4, furnished, 351-9504. __East_Michigan. 485-4391. C TITANO ACCORDION-Gold and Can be Lansing. $1200 $800 seen Call at 3815 Richmond, new, after will sell for 6:00 p.m., HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or right help. Advertise for people with a 355-8255 now! Classified Ad. Dial } DATING by Cybernetics, Inc. J SECOND MAN needed for house in pear X3-12/4 white, $150. 655-1874. 393-2579 3-12 7 engaged? Tell it to the world with WHO'S ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith ^ The modern way to date. ced Lansing. Own bedroom. 393-6583 after 6 p.m. 2-12-5 APPLE CIDER no offset printing. Complete service Meet new, exciting people. ^ SAY IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 added. Centennial Mi for dissertations, theses, NEED: 2 men; $65 with utilities. PEOPLE! Talk about business North of Lansing, manuscripts, general typing. IBM. ^ ONE GIRL for Winter, Spring, services with a Student Service Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 0-12-4 20 years experience. 332-8384. C Write P. O. Box 9111, Lansing, Mich., 48909 for an application or information. 5^ Siirrmer. $62.50. Free month's COMPLETE THESIS servii LONG BLACK wig, $50 Also fall, rent. 351-0097. 3-12-5 discount printing. IBM Typing < NEAT GIRL needed by December MARANTZ-SEE the expanded line excellent condition. 351-5393. $5 for Winter Term binding of theses, 15. Own bedroom, near campus. of receivers from $199.95 to 2 125 Safety Guaranteed publications Across from Campus, $48 75 evenings. 351-1362. 3-12-7 $695.00. MAIN ELECTRONICS. BOGEN CHB35 PA amplifier. corner MAC and Grand River 5558 South Pennsylvania. below Style Shop. Call Copygraph i. Close 351-3334. 3-12/4 TWO AND three bedroom houses 882-5035. C Fender Fuzz -WAH, $50 each or $90 for the pair. 8 fender 15" FREE ... A Thrilling hour of Services, 337-1666. C performing arts company Lake Lansing. Phone 351-8810 9 SEWING MACHINE sale! replacement speakers, $40 each beauty. For appointment call to 5. 3-12-7 Brand new portables $5.00 per month. Large selection $49.95. 482-4451 3-12 7 484-4519. MERLE NORMAN PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Professional Thesis Servic Complete IBM presents 1 GIRL Needed for 8 girl hous of reconditioned used machines. RUMMAGE SALE: Toys, ice skates, Selectric Typewriters, Multilith COUPLE OR single girls 1 house. Call 351-7263 or stop over, winter term. Walking distanc Discount. 351-7969 2-12-5 Singers, Home and Whites, Necchis, "Many Others " $19.95 New clothes, pine December cones. 3-5th. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., 557 Virginia SAVE YOUR BOOKS — . . FIGHT Offset Printing and Hard Binding. Free Brochure and Estimates. Call AMERICAN COLLEGE 512 Hillcrest. Contact Rick or .-theatre BOOK STORE PRICES ... All 337-1527. C to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Rita. 2-12-5 University Book Exchange coming DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general 1115 North Washington, LARGE WHITE house furnished, all WEDDING GOWN excellent Volunteer Services or get more typing. Dictaphone or tape utilities per person, paid, fireplace, on Riverside location, Okemos, $65 prefer four. 332-5006. EAST LANSING: (students) large 489-6448. X-12/4 FASHION HAND made corcheted condition. Size 10 $75. Paid 372-6505 3-12-5 $150. information 353-6633. X3-12/4 in your dorm or call transcription. 393-3663. TF BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. festival 3-12-7 TAPE No job too large or too small. DECEMBER 4 AT 8PM RECORDER Akai M-9. SENIORS Block off campus. 332-3255. C Accommodate 6-8 Crossfield heads, solid state. Claucherty ROOMMATE WANTED, 3 man house. Start winter term. Own Realty. 332-5900. 3-12-7 351-5300 evenings. XOTIC 7 carat, $1500 genuine Star Sapphire in 6-diamond platinum 337-7210 3P12 5 CALL WOVERINE NOW IF YOU WANT YOUR PIC TO THESIS AND term paper typing. Peer Gynt bedroom, carpeted, fireplaces, IBM Selectric. Editing Service ring mounting. Qualified appraisal APPEAR IN THE 1969-70 stereos. Near Frandor. 372-2667. BRAND NEW Cassette Ampex 95 available. Good service. 372-8629. 2 12-5 FURNISHED 3 man house furnished. Suitable Christmas gift EDITION, AT 353-5292. 7-12-5 Hanover College worth over $320. Best offer. Call $130./month 484-6880. or engagement ring. $950. 372-9301. 3-12/4 351 1544 4-12-7 Backstreet says farewell. 3-12-7 HOUSING AVAILABLE for 3 or THE BANANA - sa soul band T ransportation more students. Close to campus. IE STOCK over 100 used and booking for v american college theatre festival All utilities 4TH GIRL needed - 1037 East Grand USED TANK paid. Call NEJAC. River. Available December, excellent c rebuilt vacuum cleaners at all 332-0247. 2 12-5 REGIONAL FINALS FAIRCHILD THEATRE 337-1300. C 4-12/7 351-0175. 3-12-4 suction, all at times. Tanks, canisters, uprights. All attachments included. Many FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literatui tickets: season coupon or S 1.00 per show SHARE HOUSE. Private room, less than one year old. Prices start Call licensed agent-S RIDE TO Springfield, Jacksonville FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL 355-0148 garage, furnished. One - $65, at $7.88. Written one year STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708.0 HEATHKIT AR-14 Stereo receiver. couple - $80. 332-6425. 4-12/7 Garrard MK60 record Changer and warranty included with all sales. box office opens november 24th 12:30-5:00 SPARTAN HALL - Leasing v DISTRIBUTING speakers 355^728 3-12-5 DENNIS SELLING STEREOS AND GIRL WANTED to share two term. Men, women. Call COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster RIDE WANTED Jamestown, N.Y. bedroom home in Lansing. 351-9286. TF ATTENHOFFER SKIIS. with a Classified Ad. Dial after Noon, December 10th. Call Available January 1, days Racing 355-8255 today GIRLS: SINGLE double rooms, binds, never been used 351-0072 Linda, 353-6100 or Jim, 373-5586, after 7 p.m. 372-7545. or for information. 3-12-5 353-8331. 3-12/5 Ask for Elaine. 3-12/7 cooking. 332-0063 2-12 5 Call after 12 p.m. 8 PLACE knotty pine gun cabinet, $40. Chrome table, 36 X 46, one P eanuts Personal CATCH UP WITH 2 GIRLS for 4 gir hou ENTIRE FAMILY wear glasses? Save RIDES WANTED to leaf, $20. 372 3607. 3-12/4 D.M.C. HAPPY 21st, me. 3-12/4 California/Southwest Call: Becky, sr and/or SINGLE SLEEPING room. One at OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 351-5617. block East Michigan Ave., 372-7409. 351-0175; Ruth, 351-4530. 3-12-4 Spring, Sumr to campus. Available 2 12/4 December 15th 351 5313. 3-12-7 C-12-5 LADIES coats. AND genuine fur All lengths. From $8.00. THE TENANT, the problem has n been takes Barnes & Noble's RIDERS TO Fort Lauderdale W05-5553, KE7-8253. Detroit, time. The prospect of Whitby . 5-12/7 Wanted leased to June. $70. plus OUTLINE 4TH MAN p.m. 332-5791.3 12 7 UNFINISHED DON PAYTON: Thanx for the help FURNITURE: Bar BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7" - $3.64. 8" SINGLE MAN desires quiet room for deposit. Utilities paid, except this term, and you. Your UNsecret Winter, Spring terms. Call $4.18, 9" - $5.20. Delivered. electricity. 351-1325. 4-12/7 GIRLS SHARE No room n hest-of-drawers, bookcases, KWAST BAKERIES. BAKERIES 484-1317. 484 1317. admirer. 1-12-4 353-9343 between 1 - 6 p.m., cooking. $10. prefinished picture frames, and C-12/4 351 1906 evenings. S-12/7 evenings. 6 12-7 more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 LAURA, SEE you in Chicago on $57.50 per month for house. 2 girls Winter only. 332-0431. WINTER: WOMEN'S South Pennsylvania. TU 2 0276. C FARFISa MINE - compact organ January 31st Always. B.B. 2 12-5 WANTED: All types of odd jobs. Covering Every Major Subject 3 12/5 $200/term, room and i Fender bass amplifier. $425 Phone 372-9300 T^ SKIIS: 210sm Rossignol Strato. 1 best offer. After 351-0100. x-12-4 SDT'S Happiness was Saturday OLD COINS and common date silver year old, no bindings 699 2064. 332 2650 2 12 5 Breakfast. 1-12-4 coins dated before 1965. TWO BEDROOMM home with 6 12-5 SINGLE rooms: Men Block Union 484 3689.0 12-7 (Jim gooses carpets, drapes, and appliances. RECONCILIATION Cooking, parking. 314 Evergreen. GOLF SET: 9 assorted irons, new Located at the intersection of 332 3839. 3-12 7 only under our mistletoe NEEQ COMMENCEMENT tickets. Harrison Road and Lake Lansing bag and cart $55. 351-0685 Handshake not enough, eppie. Road in East Lansing $200 per 3-12-5 will pay $1 each. Call 353-7200, M£N S(NGLE double r, 112 4 days. 3-12/5 T V.. APPLIANCES, records, girl's SO LONG everyone. "Nice me ting bike, antiques, oriental rug. RELIABLE BABYSITTER-days Across From The Union you" and thanks for Across From Berkey Hall from 6:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. 5 WOMEN STUDENTS, available EFFICIENCY ROOM - Close to __36l-5466 mornings 4 12-7 PERFECT APARTMENT puppies. friendship Baggott. 2-12-5 City Parking at Rear Free Parking at Storeside The* dog weaned on Budweiser. children. Prefer someone near December, house. Excellent Union. Carpet, firepface. DIAMOND WEDDING Set, new Free for nothing. 351-2414. University. 332-3497 after 3:30 Where You Can Sell Your Books For Top Cash undry. $21./week Non-smoker, naat $175 or best offer. 351-1054 4 12/7 p.m. 3-12/5 332-1918 512/7 adult. 663-8418. 2 12-6 4-12-7 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 4, 19b9 (continued from page one) student bill of rights' The report said many students As an example, Vaughn sympathy with the issue. Hawaii, Massachusetts, Montana, Fees reflect (continued from page one) rising costs four-credit course just because it early and save a year's living noted the report last week of the Nevada, New York, Ohio, looks interesting has become a expenses. were "highly motivated by ideals pointed out that non-registered Furthermore, a Gallup poll in "Credit hours Oklahoma, Oregon, different are the only National Commission on the of justice, equality, candor and voteis were not legally permitted Sept. 22, 1968 indicated that 66 of time beyond this is necessary proposition for an Pennsylvania, South Carolina out-of-state student who now standard we have for measuring Causes and Prevention of peace" but had not been to circulate nominating petitions per cent of the nation favored for the University to formulate and Wyoming. has to pay an extra $124 for it. academic progress," he added. Violance which urged passage of challenged to work in the 1968 campaigns of the lowering the voting age below recommendations. The only The issue has been defeated at "They are the best yardstick I the 18-year-old vote to ease constructively toward these late Sen. Robert Kennedy, 21. means of speeding this up would "This would only hold true for the polls in several other states. know for measuring tuition." student frustration. values." D-N.Y. and Sen. Eugene But still, only two states be to speed up the elective courses," Terry said. "In Vaughn said it is necessary to appropriations bill." required courses, it gives the The tuition increases at MSU McCarthy, D-Minnesota. (Georgia and Kentucky) have a educate the parents to stem off a Vaughn also noted that every minimum voting age at 18 while The new credit-hour fee student an incentive to get are part of a nationwide trend of Lottery called 'pacification' president since Eisenhower in 1954 has endorsed Alaska and the voting at 19 and 20 Hawaii legalize respectively. "parental backlash." "We must get high school and fire from system at MSU has come under some students because college students and adults it puts financial pressure on the through as fast as he can. Tuition forms only a small part of a student's total expenses. If rising college fees. Every Big Ten school except the University of Michigan increased both its (continued from page one) 18-year-old vote and most Referenda on the 18-year-old involved by traveling all over the student to get by with as few wants to take 20 resident and non-resident participation in the lottery that night." Request denied. leading political figures in both vote are expected in 1970-72 in state discussing the issue," he classes as someone possible. Adding a credits term, he tuitions this year. Then it was time for the delegates to draw for their sequence, major parties expressed their at least 12 states: Alaska, said. a can graduate * and Hudson refused. He said he was told to go home because of this indication that he would not cooperate. The delegate from Just in time for •, Alaska walked out shortly thereafter. "I was under the impression we were also there to observe and learn the mechanics of the system; I should have been allowed back in," Hudson noted. The other delegates - later - agreed and Christmas...Krogers Giant expressed their concern that two delegates had been expelled. Although the 20 or more delegates Hudson approached agreed that 'it was a gag and we were being used" by the administration, most felt "obligated to draw." They were "impressed." Many had never been to Washington before, had never had their expenses paid before, had never dealt with the government before. "Youth don't want to know WHEN they are going, but WHY," Hudson added, "and Nixon has not addressed himself to that." Hudson is concerned that the YAC's have not themselves been tackling the underlying causes - imperialistic wars and racism. The Michigan YAC is currently working on a report on racism in the Selective Service system. Once that report is finished, however, Hudson may resign, or at least request a "vote of confidence" from his committee. Beyond that, he doesn't predict whether there will be any repercussions from his Washington protest. USDA CHOICE "In Michigan at least, we intend to withhold our endorsement of any program until we see one that has addressed itself to TENDERAY causes, not just effects," Hudson said. The committee is considering preparing a statement to be distributed around the state questioning the lottery. even Hudson's number is 189; he isn't extremely concerned that he'll be called. WHOLES BOSTON WIN $1000 2,480,000 Tickets To Be Distributed FRYERS ROLL ROAST But it doesn't matter any way. Mike Hudson says he isn't going. IN 44 PARTICIPATING STORES IN WESTERN LOWER MICHIGAN The Scheduled Term,nation 01 Th„ Program Is Tigers swap Sparma to Expos for rookie ODDS CHART as of Nov. 22, 1969. PRIZES MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) -- The Detroit Tigers completed a *1000 3 long-rumored trade Wednesday when they swapped righthanded pitchers with Montreal, sending Joe Sparma to the Expos and • ioo 37 getting Jerry Robertson in return. •20 128 Sparma won six games and lost eight with the Detroit Tigers in »5°° 494 1969 and had a 4.74 earned run average. However. 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