Friday Fair Indigestion . . . MICHIGAN . . . C TATE NEWS ... is charged by God with . . . and warmer with a high in enforcing morality on the stomach. STATE the upper cloudiness and 30's. Increasing warmer Saturday. -Victor Hugo UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Vol. 62 N imber 104 Friday, December 5, 1969 American war reported SAIGON (AP) - American casualties in 953 wounded last week. The week before over the have 567 government soldiers were killed. war passed 300.000 although the U.S. Command reported Thursday that The allied commands said 2,177 Viet battle deaths last week were among the Cong and North Vietnamese were killed smallest last week, compared with 3,220 the weekly totals of the entire conflcit. previous week. The U.S. Command said 70 Americans Fighting lull were killed and 1,049 were wounded in the The South Vietnamese command said week that ended Saturday, raising total enemy activity last week was at its "lowest casualties for the war to 300.829. The 70 level since the beginning of the Communist dead were the lowest in two months and winter - spring campaign" last month. compared with 130 the week before, the Action has picked up this week, highest in nine weeks. particular ly inlhe Mekong Delta. South Vietnamese and enemy casualties Apparently, the South Vietnamese government does not believe the action also fell off last week, reflecting a lull that will increase too much through the may be followed by a storm of battle. The South Vietnamese holidays. Last year it refused to call a government cease-fire for New Year's because the announced 24-hour ceasefires for enemy had launched a big offensive on Tet, Christmas and New Year's. The U.S. the lunar new year, in February of 1968. Command agreed to observe the standoffs. On the battle fronts, allied bombers and South Vietnamese headquarters reported 373 government troops were killed and artillery blasted enemy positions inside Cambodia for the second straight day. Allied officials said U.S. planes and South Vietnamese artillery struck at enemy- positions 20 miles apart north of a vast, Drops, adds swampy Mekong Delta region known as the Plain of Reeds. •The fighter - bombers dived at launchers thai had lobbed 20 mortars into the refund policy 'district towns of Cai Cai and Hong Ngu and a U.S. Green Beret camp about 80 miles west of Saigon, killing two Vietnamese, Results of the air strike were not reported. up fo r review At the same the east, government Into Cambodia time and about 20 miles to artillery blasted into Cambodia at North Vietnamese who had fired between 50 and 60 rockets and mortars into the town of Tuyen Binh. Recommendations for changing the The town was attacked Wednesday b\ University's fee refund policy and student about 500 North Vietnamese charging aid grant program will be presented to the across the Cambodian border only 700 board of trustees at its meeting Dec. 12 yards away. About 250 defenders, a rag - Elliott Ballard, asst. to the president, said tag contingent to regional and popular the administration expects the ad hoc force militiamen, national police and Eternal committee on the fee refund policy to recommend "liberalizaion" of the present pacification cadres, /eat back the enemy and reported killing 150. uts "in departing i behind us footprints in the refund plan. Apotlo 12's lunar visit was in the interest of science, but it also served to fulfill the words of poet Henry Wadswortn Longfe low, AP photo courtesy of NASA Recommendations liberalizing the American fighter - bombers (hen pursued present student aid grant program are also the retreating North Vietnamese 2' j miles expected from another into Cambodia, killing another 65 and University CHARGES DENIED committee. "The liberalization will result in at least smashing a Cambodian border post which South Vietnam officials said was being §75,000 more in refunds for students than used by enemy artillery observer, field if the present policy were continued." reports said. Huber Ballard said. study labeled corrupt Strike acknowledged If the trustees accept lie recommendations, students will be ahit to The U.S. Command, which until recently drop a class up until the last day for adding has been cautious in references to air and classes and get a full refund for the net artillery strikes into Cambodia, Assn. and certain well-placed campus credits dropped. acknowledged the action Wednesday and committee, are the same people - the dean a college administrator,'Do you have a administrators." of students, presidents and others -- whom In continuation of the present policy. a Thursday. budgetary problem?' of course the man is The research agency contracted for the it would contact for a future contract, student dropping a class after the going to answer, and he's going to answer middle of "Allied forces operating in the area have study, HEEA. is a private money-making Norman said. truthfully because he's responding to a the term will receive no refund. Charges •iiave been made by a former returned fire. this is an inherent right of business organization, Norman alleged. Norman said explicitly that, possibly Under the present . Newsweek campus correspondent that the Senate Investigation. policy, if a resident self-defense against enemy attacks," it said. Aside from this particular commission, its unknown to the administrators, the agency student drops a class during the first two investigation of campus unrest and disorder "However," Norman says, "a month function is to help universities with their weeks of the term he is refunded $6.50 per The region is in Cambodia's t'rey Veng conducted1 by Special Senate Committee, is gathering information while it is after the investigation is over the agency Province. problems. interviewing people who can be used for can go back to that college and say: "We credit, half of the money paid for the According to official Cambodian headed b}T Sen. Robert Huber, D-Troy, is Thus, the same people whom the agency publications, the area is being used as a corrupt. projects other than the one at hand. realize you have a budgetary problem, we course. base area by 15,000 North Vietnamese and interviewers contact for questioning for the Norman's example was that "if they ask found out, as a matter of fact, we found An out-of-state student dropping a The changes were revealed in the Wayne Viet Cong soldiers. Allied sources estimate State University publication "South End," out from you -- now we'd like to help solve course during the first two weeks receives the total number of enemy command and reiterated Thursday morning by (please turn to page 2) (please turn to page 2) troops inside Cambodia at 40,000. 23-year-oll Michael D. Norman, who claims to. be an investigator for the committer'. In the rake of the controversial article. Administration hits snags Sen. Hub;r. Thursday afternoon, denied the charg-s made by Norman and stated thai he . was only connected in the invest igati >n for a period of four days. A->ked oow long he was conducting in search for draft directior interviews for High Education Executive Associa'U'S (HEEA), the research organi/.atf>n for the Senate committee, Norman sjtid he had been contacted by the research agency in April of 1969 by the search for a new director is still on. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nixon chance for on-the-job training as Hershey's director. - Thomas A. Emmet Jr.. and He rejected the Administration has found it more difficult deputy while awaiting the transition. idea that it is hard to find investigat. d the issue of campus unrest and qualified people willing to assume the than expected to fill the shoes of Gen. White House press secretary Ronald L. disorder a Central Michigan University and Lewis B. Hershey as director of the thankless task. Western Michigan University along with Ziegler said then the successor would be Selective Service System. named "in the near future." "There are a number of people that other rese irchers. Last Oct. 10 the White House announced Almost two months later, the estimate really want the job," he said. "We have a Norman specifically charged that "the that Hershey would be replaced next Feb. had mellowed to: "as soon as possible." couple of highly qualified people. But it's investigat on was a tacit working viable 16. The An informed confirmed that the hard to find the kind of qualities we're conspiracy between the Higher Education delay was to give his successor a source looking for." What kind? They're fairly obvious, said the source, but for one thing a new director would Sum vary frorr Threat of extra session have to be "acceptable to the various constituencies with which he has to deal." That meant someone who would be campus welcomed - or at least tolerated - by the nation's draft-age youth as well as The Syecial Committee to Investigate urges Congress action congressional draft. One leaders who possible prospect was David O. oversee the Colleges -and Universities was created by WASHINGTON (AP) President Nixon Both Nixon's threat and Mansfield's Maxwell, 39-year-old Pennsylvania budget the Mich gan Senate last spring following sought Thursday to light a fire under concurrence were viewed more as efforts to director, who confirmed he was in touch several confrontations on state campuses, with the White House about a job; neither Congress by threatening to call a special spur action than as likely events. including'MSU. The Senate meanwhile he nor the White House would say whether session on Dec. 26 to complete this year's passed and sent to Sen. R< bert J. Huber, R-Troy, was highly the White House the year's fifth regular they discussed the draft post. appropriations bills. critical a: each of the incidences and was But that was over a month ago. Senate Democratic Leader Mike appropriations bill, a $4.7 billion measure named chairman of the Committee, despite Mansifeld, D-Mt, took a similar stand. covering public works and the Atomic- Paul Dietzel, football coach at the his assentation that he neither sought, nor The President's threat was carried back Energy Commission. It contains $800 University of South Carolina, said three desired the position. to million to fight water pollution - some weeks ago the White House sounded him Capitol Hill by the Republican leaders. The gr«fup was given $50,000 to conduct Sen. $586 million above Nixon's budget. out about heading the draft, but he wasn't Hugh Scott, R-Penn., and Rep. Gerald "an in-Jepth study" of violence at Accuses R. Ford, R-Mich, after their weekly The Senate also sent to the White House interested. Michigan's colleges and universities and meeting at the White House. by voice vote a resolution to keep federal More recently there was a published examine SDS and "other subversive Michael D. Norman, a former campus correspondent for News¬ report that President Nixon asked Woody Mansfield, who said earlier this week he agencies in funds until the end of the groups."; week, has charged the commission investigating campus unrest, would keep the Senate in session between session. Hayes, football coach at Ohio State The H^her Education Assn. was retained headed by Sen. Robert Huber, with being corrupt. The 23-year-old Christmas and Year's Previous University, to take the job. New Day if authority for agencies that have to conduct the investigation, because, Norman says that the findings of the commission were influenced not Hayes denied it and the White House necessary, told a reporter "I am delighted yet received their regular Huber said, "we senators are not experts in explained it: the Presiden ' H. indeed, by a conspiracy between the Michigan Education Assn. and certain to have the President's support, and he has appropriations for the fiscal year that (please turn to page 2) administration officiuls. State News photo by Jerry McAlli'-ter my support." started July 1 runs out on Saturday. phoned Hayes, but only u gratulate him on a football victory. MICHIGAN JOHN BORGER STATE NEWS Dream reflections JAMES R. CRATE UNIVERSITY editor-in-chief WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager TRINKA CLINE, executive editor in a dirty window NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor On the slow bus home, time does not muck, and we've got a lot of muck here on LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor exist, and there is plenty of opportunity earth. The bus runs past some of them - KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor for reflection. polluted rivers which flow (or ooze in Six-f me recipient of the Pacemaker award JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor Reflections. In the frost - and - grime - assorted hideous hues, factories which smeared window there is a yellow glow for outstanding journalism. churn out atmospheric poisons, which, when the window is opened, ram-shackle huts which someone is forced becomes the moon. Men have walked EDITORIAL there, and they will walk there again to call a home, city suburbs which arek packed with cereal-box stereo-types of shortly. The moon - and the space beyond houses, traffic-jammed freeways which are Dr. Adams: is man's future, and it is a future of hope -- potential (and more - than - potential) and a future of glory. We cannot afford to turn our backs upon that future, for by death-traps. There is other muck, there are many such an action we would risk stagnation. . . other serious problems. and a faith And stagnation is the worst form of death. So we build our rockets and we spend our billions on a dream, because it is a There are problems which have no actual physical existence, but which can nevertheless be seen and heard and felt -- dream. Whi's MSU students wait criticizing the, Vietnam war in problems like poverty, hunger, intolerance, with or Unfortunately, other things have an comments misunderstanding greed hate, racism, anticipation the New Year asking for unpleasant habit of getting in the way -- ignorance, jealousy, fear, blind Presidency of Clifton Wharton Jr.. a broadmindedness at a student rally, just as a grimy window distorts the moon at night. Things that have twisted the space super-patriotism, war, hypocrisy, profound sadness fills many of us. Dr. Adams was forthright, lucid, oppression, enforced conformity. program so that we see the paradox of two There are people who are problems The cause is the stepping-down of open-minded and concerned. men who reach the moon and leave a Dr. Adams. There because they contribute to these troubles was no trace of plaque inscribed "We came in peace for all and people who are problems because they Dr. Adams assumed the office of condescension on the part of the mankind" with an American flag - because are victims of the difficulties. And there presiucnt with president. He was not merely a chauvinistic Congress would not allow an implicit faith in are people who are both. the flag of the United Nations to represent students. For years, as a professor of acceptable to divergent viewpoints It's all muck and crud that, simply the human race. But this sort of thing is a economics. Dr. Adams had been but eager to understand them in e group of men decided what you would because it exists, taints any pride we feel as television " comparatively minor irritation. working closely with students and order to act in a responsible manner. t see on . . It's hard we bring our dreams a little closer to to dream of the stars when While other individuals in high reality. recognized that, in his new position, you're still trying to climb out of the Perhaps Apollo, for all of its primitive he could use this experience to offices felt it necessary to polarize BILL SONN sophistication, will be able to blast Ub .ree bridge the gap between the the segments of our society. Dr. of that muck. Perhaps. administration and the student body. Adams did his best to seek rational But it would be better if as we reach for and peaceful alternatives to possible the stars, we also take care to wipe that Walter as he is affectionately muck off before we carry it with us and known, was a president who felt an violent encounters. When extreme contaminate other worlds with it. obligation to intently listen and reflect on student grievances. He action on was taken by student groups the campus, the president was Peace on earth, good will ... Getting rid of that muck is going to take more than the mere desire to do so; it's always present with an intelligent also going to take cash. Money is needed to changed the mood among many students from pessimism to a belief and reasoned approach to the replace slums with adequate housing, to build schools and train teachers and supply that with a president who cared, a problem. In a world of pollution, back-alley traffic alive are back in their homes, of reaction. Finally, it reduces human life materials to combat ignorance, to find an offices fruitful dialogue could develop While we will miss Dr. Adams as knives, cyclamates, MIRV's and and classrooms, the world will to surely being a remarkably difficult exercise in antidote to pollution, to erradicate hunger. among all members of the academic president, many of look forward institutionalized murder in Vietnam, the re-erupt in death and pain and aching maintaining sanity. As prior history us Many of the problems cited earlier, of to Mideast and Biafra, the American nation oppression as it has after all the Christmas' bloodily documents, human life long ago community. continuing our associations with course, cannot be solved by dollars and settles down to indulge itself in its annual past. Once again, the gentle mood of failed to maintain that sanity and has cents; the elimination of intolerance and Dr. Adams recognized that a him. It is a tribute to Dr. Adams that Christmas delusions of peace on earth, Christmas will be buried 'neath oil succumbed to irrationality. racism, for example, will also require a president is not merely a figurehead he saw fit to continue teaching even goodwill towards men. The hymns, the depletion taxes, the din of screeching "els" It is only now, when continued drastic readjustment of attitudes. But of an administrative bureaucracy, with the enormous responsibilities lights mollify national aspirations into soft and My Lai expediencies. irrationality's result is inevitable total money and legislation can help. but individual who. by his and functions that form intricate- wishes that the world be well. Some people The real tragedy of the seasonal feast is *11 an planetary incineration, that the need to So where is that money going to come will adventurously dare to nod meek smiles not that it is quickly consumed achieve some semblance of sanity is from? There are many who want to obtain presence alone, can stimulate part of the presidency. by harsh at strangers on the street. The Pope will ask reality, but is the failure of the efforts to students to discard The example set by Dr. Adams will absolutely essential to the continuence of the money by curtailing the space program. apathy for a world powers to cease all wars. The mold that reality to the Yuletide human life. The pleas for peace, however, This may be an answer, but it is not a genuine desire for change. be difficult for another man to President will light the giant tree on the platitudes. The Pope heads an enormously are not pleas for a cessation of warfare, but satisfactory one A more appropriate As president. Dr. Adams did not follow We thank Dr. Adams for his White House lawn with an eloquent plea wealthy church, and for all his probably petitions for more time. The Pope wants solution would be to acquire the money to hesitate to speak his mind on critical dedication and wish Dr. Wharton for world serenity. Gen. Abrams will sincere hopes for peace, his coffers are more time to establish a universal church. solve one problem by taking it away from probably seek a holiday cease-fire and will opened only for new church buildings, not The President wants more time to spread issues affecting the daily lives of success in continuing the spirit and issue a hope that Hanoi will help to extend to feed the world's hungry multitudes. His the Way. And Gen. Abrams, most pitiful of another problem - and thus eliminate the^ work of President Adams. second problem as well as the first. college students and the youth of it to a permanent truce. Countless variety vow of poverty rests on a mountain of all, wants more time for his family to live. . gold Because there is a lot of that muck which America. Whether it be in a speech -The Editors shows will end their Christmas specials dedicated to the In all, they need more time to further preservation of a we are paying for. Although it is by no , with orphans caroling and with a final, particular practice that individual and national interpretation of God's word means the only source of such problems sober platitude concerning the hopes of all instead of to the alleviation of man's pain provincialism which has brought the world the Defense Dept. has more than its share mankind. 'Speed': which that money might accomplish. to the brink where it now hangs. There is, of then*. Like biological warfare, which not The Christmas mood is a seasonal feast of lofty rhetoric echoing high over the sagging whores, the wrappered gutters, the gnawing The President, also sincere, wants but only on his own terms. He over an American social system which is peace, presides in short, no end to the agony in sight. And so the Christmas season spews forth its celebration of the idea and the hope of produces weapons so deadly that they cannot even be stored safely (this, at least, seems to be on the way out. President hunger and the brutal savagery that falling apart and a culture which has lost its world peace to a suffering planet The Nixon has called a halt to the United from the god characterizes not only the American city self-respect. Yet he applies the nation's rhetoric aimed at molding reality is kit a States' use of such weapons for offensive but also the accidental manifestations of incredible power to salving the American servant to a reality out of human control. purposes; research will still continue, the American Way abroad. Most people conscience for its error in Vietnam instead Christmas envelopes the land as a however, "for defensive applications only," will comfortably consume their Christmas of using it to level out the nation's social metaphysical force, mercifully obscuring which means we'll be finding antidotes to "Speed kills'" it has been vvriten. amphetimine and a barbituate or dinners and insulate their pysches within a and economic inequities. Richard Nixon, the sorrowful conditions which gave rise to other tranquilizer instead of straight poisons we haven't developed). Like but this is usually the exception to warm mood of contentment and peace. however, is a captive of big business and the need for escape in the first place. So we additions and "improvements" to a the rule. Amphetamines do. speed. For example, dexamyl which And they will eat 6,000 miles away from political survival, just as the Pope is caught all clap our hands and sing "Give Peace a weapons system which is already capable is a compound of dexadrine and Vietnam and 20 miles away from the in the rigors of organizational survival, and Chance" and however, extract a heavy toll on the we indulge ourselves in of destroying the entire world several times unwise which is most of the pentabarbatol is among the more ghetto. They will down their egg nog other leaders are servants to their particular mystical visions of a better world and we - people mentally and geographically removed from interests. Similarly. Gen. Abrams finds all make New Year's resolutions to Not to mention undeclared in which use them. effective aids for cram studying -- the see a an war the tragi-comic neon carnival of himself in the position where he must kill truly peaceful world by next December. Vietnam. Metn and friends barbituate takes a lot of the contradiction arc not a that is America. So, with to feed his children. A job, alas, is a Christmas is, above all else, a seasonal feast These job, is things and others like them, are universal panacea for the cure of all unpleasent edge off the amphetimine pious prayers for peace blaring from its a job. . . of pleasant fancy to sooth the digestion of what we should refuse to pay for, so that without impairing the stay - awake televisions and warmth wafting from its The price of this continuing state of the the harsh twelve months just past. study* ills -- rather they arc a tool we can work on critical social ills. Then, which! like knife, qualities of the drug. Do not go fireplaces, America gratefully escapes into primacy of individual and national interests Consume these fantasies, brother, for maybe, we can havtj our dreams a can be of some the Christmas season. over the eradication of human ills is you'll need them to get through the next untarnished. mixing up your own concoctions - only benefit when properly used, but in this requires a specialized knowledge Yet, when the last New Year's hangover more pain and death and hunger. It is the 12 months of rapings and bombings and And there will be no dirty windows to unskilled hands is a manifest danger. fades awav and when those luckf enough invitation to future unrest and revolution robberies and o.d.'s and abortions and get in the way when we look up. We'll have We urge that amphetimines be used that is available only to. perhaps, a to make it through the suicidal holiday and thus the prime mover of the blind massacres and. fury . . smashed them all. few Organic Chemistry majors. only $s a last resort during the finals rush ^nd. preferably, not even then. For speed studying to be effective But" if you feel that you have to you must arrange the time that you take the preparation so that it will OUR READERS' MIND speed to survive exams, then observe the ^dictates of last through the exam - if you crash prudence and Fine arts complex vital common sense. First and above all. before hand then you will be knoW what it is that you are taking and Iidw much the proper dosage is for you. If you are not absolutely undone. Under should you repeat a no circumstances dosage without an intervening sleep period of at least To the Editor: centers of all that is virile, viable and alive MSU is dedicated to the development of to campus building will not in itself accomplish sure what gender of pill you have eight hours. Staying up more than The need of a Fine Arts complex on our in an active community of scholars artists an intellectually aware, emotionally integration of the arts. Nor will lip service about and students. then get hold of a copy of the thrity hours in a row is campus, underscored by the recent letter mature, disciplined, free student in a free by other disciplines in support of the The focus of art is not generally guaranteed to turn your to the State News, Nov. 25, by Jan Reed, simply the making society. His education should be based on importance of creative experience in "Physician's Desk Reference" (there of paintings, the performance of head to jello. in which case it would correspondent secretary for the Music- an integration of all disciplines. To an human activity achieve integration.. Equal is a copy in the MSU library among symphonies or the presentation of theatre, have been much wiser just to sleep in Advisory Committee, could well receive objective such as this a Fine Arts complex priority needs to be given on campus to the other places) - this book of evil dance or film. Rather it touches the could be dedicated. This objective can be support from all departments of MSU. The on significant and integrating functions that and take the exam cold. The greater nature of experience itself and thereby magic will tell you the ingredients of goals of such a -complex go far beyond reinforced to the degree that all disciplines the arts offer to experience. A Fine Arts danger in extended speeding is that if relates to all disciplines: creative the t^pSUle or pill, what it is used brick and mortar. They penetrate into cooperatively and reciprocally interact. To complex broadly conceived and firmly an individual attempts to prolong his experience is no less a part of the insights this end clarity of purpose for which the for. when not to use it. and how every aspect of university existence. The supported by all elements on campus is essential to scientific wakefulness beyond that investigation than to Complex is designed needs careful needed. much to take If you cannot find core meanings of art touch on the nerve the development of a work of art. evaluation. Proximity of the arts in one An MSU council could be organized to your Mash listed in the PDR then accomplished by a single dosage bring together all departments to study there ^s probably a good chance that (usually eight to twelve hours) there lusionist's advertising misleading ideas related to the nature of experience. is a real danger of severe physical and This would include representatives of all it wa% made in an underground lab mental damage being the result. A disciplines on campus, each contributing its and unsafe if not poisonous. The four point is of very little use if you - knowledge. Inter-disciplinary courses, single sane alternative in this case is To The Editor: was when he termed the supernaturalness Christ wants to conferences, symposia and lectures could are in the nut farm or an intensive bring on any more to throw the pills out and stick to of ghosts, spirits, etc. Misled as "tricks," but then speakers, that they be somewhat more be organized, coordinating separate care unit. by announcements by WV1C coffee. - fly - by - night drug firms goes on to term his supernaturalness of truthful in their advance advertising. activities that now occur and initiating new It is Radio (following a discussion on ESP) and are not exactly famous for their our opinion that the hazards Christianity as "real." ones. A complex of scholars dedicated to the State News, we attended Sunday of amphetimines far outweigh their The casket-of flowers-followed-by the study of the nature of experience, quality - controlled products. evening's lecture by illusionist Andre Kole. -a-pseudo-mourner Charli Metcalf potential benefits. It is much safer The ads were deceptive in that they led us promo was a cheap brought together under the aegis of the You; should also know what to morbid trick, which Grand Rapids junior fine arts, can give added incentive to the and saner to cram a little less to believe upon observation we were to hear a discussion take if the amphetimine becomes too on reduced one of us to tears (and perhaps to Robert Aronstein study of man today. A Fine Arts complex possibly take a lower grade, and keep ESP, witchcraft and the supernatural - all Lansing resident much*to handle or if your exam is others brought heartbreaking reminders of could be the first step. your health intact. Drugs are not a topics of interest to a great many young lost loved ones.) Tim Crist Allen Leepa finished and you are still rushing. benign gift of the gods that will people. What we heard, however, was a We ask that if the Campus Crusade for Lansing resident Codine cough medicine, some kinds denunciation of these topics and a professor of art of tranquilizers or a few healthy miraculously take the student off the prolonged commercial for Christianity. The shots " of Southern Comfort are hook for having goofed - off all term lecture was "spiced" with church social ANP, LEfT VOU F0R6ET, A5 I CREATED / I'M S0R&/...THAT U)AS A^ ( effective against some kinds of - and should not be thought of as magic tricks. 1 -route .VtiNE: ) 4DU I ALSO CAN PEW .. J such. His proofs were illogical and inconsistent. I HAVE MATE They are a tool and a speed, but it is still best to consult a ESP was disproved by his telling of / YOU U)lTH MV medical book such as the PDR for dangerous one that should be ( OuJN HANPS.1 ) / IS* cheating on an ESP demonstration. riKy avoided but if you are so weak that specifics. One good way to help Astrology was disproved by his telling of you feel that there is no alternative, the odds on prediction of Kennedy's death avoid the speed shakes and anxiety is then at least try to use them wisely. in office. Witchcraft was disproved because to score a capsule or tablet that contains a compound of -The Editors Houdini did not show up within 10 years after his death. His biggest inconsistency -: .. - 3mA 1—., Mich gan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 5 Movies the second half see the first part Keir Dullea and Senta Berger best seen at 7 and 9 Friday night in bet BEAL FILM GROUP: Natalie BEAL ART FILM SERIES: of "War and Peace" -- the "De Sade" is also at the M78 Wilson and Saturday night in Dirk Wood and Warren Beatty star in Bogarde and Tom photography is magnificent. Twin Drive-in featured with Conrad -- just the opposite for "Splendor in the Grass " a flick Courtenay star iq "King and You entertain STATE: Catherine Spaak and "Alice's Restaurant." "Fistfull." Bring your I.D. " about can yourself Country," another film not two young people with any number of fine movies Jean-Louis Trintignant ("A Man ON CAMPUS FILMS: MSU CINE SERIES: Here's a conducive to a good studying "making the painful and this last weekend of fall term. and a Woman") star in "The MHA-WIC: George Plimpton's really fine study break. W.C. attitude. This film examines the beautiful discovery of love in a Most of the films, however, are Libertine." Don't dress too novel "Paper Lion" was Fields and Mae West star in what injustices of war and the small Kansas town." Don't let not exactly designed to get you warmly. converted into a film which stars is probably Fields' best flick that introduction throw you: it's military. It may be too strong in the mood for studying for GLADMER: "De Sade" was the Detroit Lions along with (certainly the funniest), "My for some. Good acting. To be a pretty good film More nice those finals. featured in a Playboy spread a Alan Alda. Also, of the Clint Little Chickadee." The one shown at 7, 8:40 and 10:20 acting. See it at 7 and 9:15 AREA THEATRES: couple of months back. This is Eastwood blood and guts series Fields-West combination is fonight and Saturday in 106B tonight and Saturday in 104B CAMPUS: If you really feel your chance to see if the film "A Fistfull of Dollars," will be hilarious. At 7 and 9:15 tonight Wells Hall. Wells. like dropping out, "Easy Rider" resembles that article. Starring shown. "Paper Lion" can be and Saturday in 108B Wells Hall. is the flick to see. It's not as good as it's cracked up to be, but it will frustrate the hell out of you. It stars Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper. SPARTAN TWINS: lottery has got you down, don't If the SELL BOOKS Under wraps see either "Oh, What a Lovely War" or "War and Peace." The Two workers put the finishing touches wrapping presents that will be given at for disadvantaged children, sponsored by the black on gift- a party first is a brilliant anti war satire, the second enormous is a movie of scope and an even FOR CASH Greeks at MSU, Saturday evening. more powerful look at war and State News photo by Richard Warren its effects. 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A cajsule summary summary A resolution requesting the examination of university fees for parking, tuition and auxiliary parking privileges," explained, "while others not charge anything at all," he may discrepancies exist," the assistant said, "not to level the fees made throughout the state." have the witnesses records power and of to examine subpoena the He explained discrepancies in that the student fees and interest rates was brought to the of the day's events from Senate Education Committee to any person, An assistant to the Senate The resolution directs the The association attention of the Senate ur wire services. examine the procedures used by major part of the or corporation through Education Committee said Senate Education Committee to involved in the the Free Press Action Line state colleges and universities in investigation will consist of investigation. Thursday that the Senate is investigate and examine student comparing and auditing figures "What really comes to light is column. A review of the charging student fees was disturbed by the "fantastic fees and interest charges and to from state colleges and that some universities are situation was made and Stamm introduced Tuesday night into discrepancies in payments made report its findings and universities and "just walking charging special fees on top of consequently introduced his the Michigan Senate. by students throughout the recommendations to the 1970 around to see what's special fees," he said, "and we resolution. The resolution, introduced by Sen. legislature. happening," he said. feel that in some instances this Anthony Stamm, "Some universities "We charge as are aiming through this ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ FRED a "The (Huber) investigation was tacit between Assn. working viable conspiracy the Higher Education and certain Resolution * CAPITAL CITY AIRPORT H well-placed w!th Free Parking campus administrators." * -Michael D. Norman commending With a standing ovation the Academic Council of unanimous support, power humanity. and dedication of his intellect and his * * * CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES IN CELEBRATION DINE WITH US IN adopted a resolution Tuesday lauding the performance of Acting "He narrowed the gap between administration and the rest of us almost to the vanishing * AN EXCITIN3 ATMOSPHERE. President Adams. point, International News # Walter Stoessel, the U.S. ambassador to Poland, had a "It is an extraordinary fact that in his brief incumbency he generated the active faith and yet nev# sought to shirk his responsibilities as president." Adams attributed his own popularity not to 3 Dinner Prices range from Doors open 5:00 P.M. on $3.75 go $6.50 SATURDAY brief di;cussion with an unnamed diplomat from loyalty of faculty and students on a scale that is rare in academic history," the resolution stated. himself but to the concepts he held, the * resolution stated. Commurist China during a casual meeting in Warsaw, It commended Adams for "keeping his cool" "These concepts, clearly defined in his words * REGULAR DINNER MENU SERVED 3:30 - 7:00 SUNDAY and for developing a greater strength and HORN OF PLENTY SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET the State Dept. confirmed Thursday. 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WELCOME ABOARD reigns of authority," the resolution stated that The resolution was drafted by the Steering Adams "responded to the challenge as we who Committee of the Faculties and was introduced Cambojia charged Thursday that United States and know him expected he would -with the full by Thomas Greer, professor of humanities. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ South Vietnamese forays into Cambodia since 1962 have killed over 300 and wounded over 700 persons, and appealed for an end to "this war of extermination." All the dead and wounded. Cambodia claimed, were Cambodian civilians and military personnel and included no Viet Cong. The fruition of a real bird-brained dream occurred Thursday as Simon, a 4-year-old mynah, chatted his way to the ti»-le of Britain's top talking bird in a contest with seven otl -er mynahs. two parrots and a budgerigar. After being runted winner. Simon said. "I want to thank all the little "people who made this possible." * * * * A Chin.se crowd jostled and briefly detained Britain's top envf\ in Peking in an almost unprecedented diplomat, e incident, allied officials disclosed Thursday night. CI arge D'Affaires John Denson sought and got police intervention, the informants said, and later protestec' to the Chinese Foreign Ministry over the new status incident "Ahich occurred last week. The occurrence is apparently a result of a deep suspicion of foreigners amongst the Chinese population in general, who are currently.^eing exhorted to prepare for war. for the Notional News Preside it Nixon, after meeting with Clement F. pants stance Haynsworth Jr.. announced Thursday that Haynsworth will continue to serve as chief justice of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appeals. Nixon said. " Pants ; i>o look that turns on fashion even . . . a man of his more iiu: than yesterday. 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Solid'color wool pants with straight to determine whether housewives are likely to legs, acetate bonding. Pistachio, navy or lilac. 5-15.14»s. encounter similar problems through prolonged usage of detergent!* containing much lower concentrations of enzymes. The ,vixon Administration Thursday lifted a seven-mdhth freeze on a controversial urban renewal program affecting over 300 cities. It announced planned expenditures of between S330 million and $340 million for aca-lcrating rehabilitation this fiscal year. In addition to the dollar ceiling, the Dept. of Housing and Urban development limited participation to 80 of approximately 315 applicants. An indictment charging conspiracy to commit murder in the kittings of Sharon Tate and others will be sought Knapp's against the bearded leader of a roaming group of hippie types, a ^-prosecutor said Thursday. This word from Californ; i Deputy District Attorney Aaron Stovitz was the fiisyndication that Charles M. 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SENIORS - next week is the LAST ABSOLUTELY LAST chance to have your yearbook portrait taken Call at 355-8265 NOW STUDENTS- purchase your copy of the the 1970 WOLVERINE now and SAVE $2.50 - the price goes up next term. LOOK FOR THE WOLVERINE DURING WINTER TERM REGISTRATION! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 7 Rural schools face small town problems graduate," Morse s>aid. "It's town is not ready for it," Morse those fields, but not all. It co-op programs for three to five most Teachers can get in a rut no the By KAfHIE BURKE principals work through matter how tradition of a small town that State NeWs Staff Writer depends on the degree of ability years. Students (Seniors) in this the students. good they are, "Our present American history Shafer said. when you're out of school acquired," Riggs said. program are allowed to work a "I work with the class officers. you A textbook is not accredited," Ida offers drafting and shop, half day and go to school the "We tend to let our little get married." friendly, sleepy main street, The students sat down and drew Shaffer said. "We are getting a but students who can't make it other half. problems become major Summerfield students who grain trucks lined up at the mill, up a dress code policy, had an half the new one next year. We have, in other classes are scheduled to problems," he said. "If one enter college, however, have people in town related "Most of the youngsters in it assembly, explained it to the to one another -- the rural however, gotten a series of take them, and as a result, student body and set down the student breaks a window, we jumped from 15 to 50 per cent books on black history for the are poor students with poor think they are all going straight in the last five years. community -- a peaceful part of nothing much is accomplished, a attendance records and penalties," Morse said. library." teacher there said. poor to hell, while hundreds of dollars "Part of it is due to the the American landscape. work habits. They slide from Vocational classes Few of the schools have any Monroe County Isolated ftom the world? Of one job to another all Student regulations are spent replacing windows in Community year. We course not. "Although I think our texts do experimental programs Most of city schools." College, built two years ago, but have only three who have found "The theory that the their new programs would be There are times when teachers I think that the Vietnam war has Half the high school graduates represent minority groups fairly a place for themselves in a principal's decisions should be feel a lot to do with it go on to college from the well, it is not a major factor in considered old hat in city and they are addressing a too," Morse suburban schools. particular field," he said. subject to review by the students roomful of vegetables, he added. said. farming confmunities of 400 or our consideration of books," "We're not working for is fine on paper," Shafer said, "The fact that we have had a less population scattered said John Riggs, principal of About 50 on-the-job training," said one "but you can't please everyone per cent of rural throughout the United States. Whiteford High School in Co-op programs high school counselor for five boy, a senior. "We can't get all the time. Someone has to school graduates go on to In many of these communities, saying it is not relevant, he said. Ottawa Lake Township. years now may have helped Five years of advanced math good jobs because of the lack of make the final decision." college. According to most the public school is the center of They aren't interested here It is not just courses like black and the integration of deaf and too," he added. most see only the black man in courses to back up job training. principals and counselors, at The rural schools bring up the activity. Band concerts, dances, history that are missing in these retarded students into regular All we're qualified to do is pump Although most teachers get least 15 per cent of these are trouble on the front page of the end of the parade in public class plays ^nd recitals attract schools, vocational classes vital classes such as art, home gas." along with the students, many accounted for by the county education. They still have a long everyone. newspaper, Morse said. This is a to the students are also sadly economics and shop are the who from cities have Despite the inequity in classes, come community colleges. way to go, but their principals Inside th* one - story glass "lily white" community they lacking. Most have only shop newest programs at Ida. the teacher student relationship - trouble adjusting to small-town "Most of the girls here want to shut it out of their minds. realize it. and bricl^ school building and drafting classes. Some of the schools have had is amiable in rural schools, and life and many live out of town. get married as soon as thev however, thdre "A lot of people would object are signs of a lack "We're weak in that area and of touch if a black tried to move in here," witji the rest of society. the kids here really need it," said Robert Shafer, principal of Shafer said. FROM THE TOP HINGE OF THE "Lily wh{te" communities Ida High School. Ida is a small "We offer training in furniture "Most of the students here town south of Monroe. and cabinet making, welding STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS don't see a black for a year at a "In fact 15 years ago, a black metals, auto mechanics and time," principal saij On William Morese. Summerfield High family tried to move in, but the town bought the house out from drafting. Many of our graduates are qualified to go into one of Buy the No. 1 RED DOOR . . . School in Petersburg. under them." Since there are few if any. "If black history were taught At the No. 1 University blacks in t£e schools, most town here, it would cause more uproar FREE ROCK CONCERT people ignore the race issue. than the good it would do. The Your man does smoke a pipe - doesn't lie.' Come with Party Store to our Pipe Shop. 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MSU's most successful sports entry of recent years, the Spartan anxious to get going." 158 -- There's another great two - man battle in this class Here's how the Spartans shape up in each weight class with last between sophomore Rick Radman and senior Tom Muir wrestling team, will open what shapes up as another highly (17-4 successful year when they meet Maryland Saturday. year's record in parenthesis: and Big Ten champ at 160). Radman is presently No. 1 Muir is The two squads will go to the mats at 3 p.m. in Jenison 115 -- Freshman Lon Hicks will be wrestling here against currently sidelined with a neck injury, but there will be some Fieldhouse. Maryland with junior Don Roberts currently No. 2 man. Junior excellent intrasquad battles when he gets back. Under the guidance of coaches Grady Peninger and Doug Greg Johnson has been hailed as a potentail conference and 167 - Senior Pat Karslake (11-8-3 at 167) will wrestle here national champion in this division but he has never wrestled a Blubaugh, MSU teams have put a stranglehold on the Big Ten against Maryland after beating out sophomore Gerald Malecek in match for the Spartans because of injuries. He's wrestling championship, winning the title each of the past four currently the final challenge matches. Freshman Dave Ciolek and recovering from a broken leg and should be ready to return to sophomore Bruce Zindel are also contending here. Last season MSU dismantled conference foes in the league action by January. 177 -- Junior Tim Moxim (1-0) just narrowly beat out freshman meet, winning a record six of nine events and scoring 93 points 126 - Senior Gary Bissell (16-6 and Big Ten champ at 123) has Sam Davis for this spot. They look so closely matched that the won this spot with for another record. junior Dave Roberts (1-0) and sophomore Ray rankings could change almost every week. With the development of some younger wrestlers, repeat Buffmeyer behind him. 191 -- Senior Jack Zindel (18-9 and Big Ten champ at 177) beat performances from the veterans and lots of good fortune in the 134 - One of the best intrasquad battles is in this weight class. out sophomore Ben Lewis for No. 1 spot here. Lewis, a graduate health department, this season's team could be the best Spartan Freshman Tom Milkovich, undefeated in four years of high of Fenton, was the class B heavyweight champion two years ago. unit ever. school competition, narrowly beat out Mike Ellis (18-5 and Big Heavyweight - Junior Vic Mittelbert (0-1) has this wei^it class Ten runnerup at 130) in squad "challenge matches" for the No. 1 Peninger has five of his six Big Ten champs returning and most all to himself. Mittleberg was No. 2 man behind Jeff Smith and of last season's backup men, along with an excellent crop of spot. The No. 1 man in this class could easily change during the their intrasquad battles were often closer than the victories Smith freshmen, with which to build his team. season. scored over his match foes. Freshmen are eligible for varsity competition this season. The 142 - Perhaps the best wrestler on the team is senior Keith One wrestler who may be out for the season is junior John Spartans will have two frosh wrestling against Maryland and there Lowrance (23-3 and Big Ten champ at 137). Freshmen Myron Abajace (19-4 and Big Ten champ at 152). If Abajace's knee heals a couple of other events where first - year men could earn the No. Borders and Randy Johnson are behind him, but it'll be an upset before the end of the season he'll probably compete at 150 or 1 spot before the end of the season. if anybody, not just his teammates, beat Lowrance out this year. 158. Last year. MSU used virtually the same lineup throughout the 150 - Senior Ron Ouellet 16-7-1 at 145) currently holds down Maryland, which was beaten by the Spartans 24-11 in a match entire season, but it seems likely that in at least four classes, the the top position, but the others in this class freshman Mark last season, returns most of the squad that went 8-2-1 last year No. 1 man in a class will be changing during the season. Malley, sophomore Dave Holek, and freshman Randy Smith, "We have a great deal of intrasquad competition this year," and won the Atlantic Coast Conference title for the 16th straight Doug Blubaugh Grady Peninger Peninger said. "A guy is going to have to work awful hard to hold year. S' gymnasts seek honors Hea at HOLIDAY LANES in Big 10 Invitational Meet OPEN 9 Holidaj Look a.m. daily be jf Several Spartan gymnasts will a special feature. Pete MSU Coach George Szypula Sorg, returning letter OPEN BOWLING THANKSGIVING DAY AND EVENING compete against some of the top winners. performers of the Mid-west this remarked on the outstanding Fedorchik placed third in Just North of Frandor 487-3731 weekend in the talent the Big Ten will present at Big Ten all-around competitition. rant coiffure? Invitational Gymnastics Meet to the meet. a new Billiards Cocktails Fedorchik and Uram, who was • • Good Food be held at Champagne, Illinois. "The excellence of the Big Ten also out most of the season, will Get that cut and is evidenced by the fact tljat bear the brunt of the load for Performers from conference Michigan, the Big Ten champ, the team in their all-around t now, in time schools as well as exceptional and Iowa, National Collegiate roles. fset now, in time * for the holidays. Coloring, condi¬ LAST outsiders individual will compete for honors. Hayasaki of the University of Washington, NAAU all-around Yoshi champ will be there." he said. Among the fourteen gymnasts representing the Spartans are captain Joe Fedorchik, Rich Murhata is a major threat in parallel bars competition and also performs in floor exercise and vault. Sorg competes in champion in 1967 and 1969 will DAY! Murahata, Mickey Uram and floor exercise and vault. tioning, too. Other returnees in this week's Make your ap¬ competition are Mark Anthony and Bob Goldenberg on rings, To pick up caps and gowns and Dick Johnson on sidehorse. pointment soon for Fall Commencement. HOBIE'S In their first year of collegiate competition are sophomores mi xTfOvituui HAIR FASHIONS flavor of the month: CREME DE MENTHE Charlie Morse, A1 Beaudet and Tom Kuhlman. Morse competing in side horse, parallel is |^ 952 Trowbr Be measured, fitted and issued bars and rings. Kuhlman and 3§/ZT In Spartan Shopping Center your cap and gown TODAY: SHAKES. A perfect treat for the Holidays. 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GRAND RIVER 3 BLOCKS V EST OF HAGACORN at This weekend's basketball and hockey games FREE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS DEL VERY; (Jro pooi&ftg Across from Union Across from Berkey Michigan State News, East Lansing,, Michigan Friday, Decernber 5, 1969 9 SPORTS '$' cagers battle Toledo, 7-footer, Saturday the backcourt but By MIKE MANLEY opener against West Virginia with a 12-11 record, is 6-foot-l co-captain Q1 Qfl . . , State News Sports Writer Tech but came off the bench in guard Steve Shay, a steady Lloyd Ward and Paul Dean t year on a lastsecond them. The Rockets, a classy DOUBLE DRIBBLES - At a Ganakas then went on to the first half and wound up with backcourt performer. should see extensive duty. Ward tipA1," by S?rni® Copeland. troupe of dancers will perform MSU's basketball He led news luncheon before the exPlain why the question drew team, 24 rebounds and 14 points. Toledo scoring in the first game was high point man among the Qn ' the Toledo game he at halftime of the varsity game sporting a one game winning The starting pivotman for with 21 points. guards with 11 in the opener. S i pa<* their suitcases and and it should be quite a show. opening game, a reporter asked ,aughs from the coaches. streak, will mjike its last home the Gus Ganakas if Ralph Simpson is "We have a 8ame after practice Rockets against Tech was Rounding out the starting Upfront with Simpson and ^ • ?u for a month until They dazzled the fans here a appearance until Jan. 10 a good free throw shooter. where each player shoots free Saturday night against Toledo. 6-foot-8 Dale Geistler, who lineup are two sophomores, Gibbons will likely be Bob Gale next home game on Jan. 10 year ago when Toledo was in Without breaking stride, the throws until he misses. Ralph is Tipoff time yill be 8 p.m. and played two years ago. After 6-foot-5 forward Bill Chapman the senior from Trout Creek again^ Northwestern. In that town, and should do the same witty Spartan coach shot back: leading with 114 of 119 and at the game will be proceeded by a Hess' performance in the opener who got 19 in the opener and Although he was in the starting Sp*" theV will play seven games. Saturday, "Is the Pope Catholic." one stretch he hit 63 in a row. freshman contest between the -- won by Toledo,83-73 -- the big 6-foot-3 guard Tim Harman. lineup against Eastern Kentucky . °ne °f, ?e advan^s of So whether you like basketball Assistant coach Bob Nordamn "But we've had to change the two schools, beginning at 6 p.m. man should be in the starting For Toledo, their biggest Gale was pulled early and saw r*!S? To?e?° ®om* to your or out-of-sight girls in short then jumped in: rules for him. Sometimes he's lineup Saturday night. headache will be Ralph Simpson, little action after that. fieldhouse is the beautiful 30-girl skirts, the program Saturday ' Does the sun rise in the east As was the case against Eastern there shooting so long that he Toledo's best all-around MSU's smooth forward who Ron Gutkowski, the hustling travehnS they bring with night should be to your liking, misses dinner." ballplayer is 6-foot-2 forward broke Eastern Kentucky's back sophomore from Detroit _ Readers reminded to check are Larry Smith, who can work both last Monday with 36 points. Catholic Central, is on the brink FDDTRA I I RUST Sunday's Sport section for a as a guard and up front. Smith, Although the point output was of breaking into the starting 9 preview of this year's Big Ten an All-State pick while prepping the fourth highest in Spartan lineup after his performance in basketball ra^e. Pictures and Tuesday's at Flint Holy Redeemer, is basketball history, Ralph was game. Seniors honored detailed story ^on each team will extremely quick and can jump not really hot from the floor. He As coach Gus Ganakas says, provide fans with an insight of Gutkowski plays to "Polish once more with the taller front court men hit 14 of 30 shots. what to expec; when league play exhaustion." Even though he with little difficulty. MSU s starting lineup should beings next month. remain unchanged for the scored eight points and grabbed six rebounds By DON KOPRIVA Toledo game. Rudy Benjamin Monday in a State News Sports Writer presently a National some time to himself and think Kentucky in "the opener, MSU and Tim Bograkos will open in reserve role and played a good Broadcasting Co. sports about himself and what his All-America guard Ron Saul was will be in for a rough night defensive game, Ganakas is not given the Kent County Award as Kyle Rote was the main commentator, regaled the existence means, under the basket. Spartan center ready to pull Gale. the outstanding offensive Jim Gibbons, at 6-foot-6, will speaker Wednesday night at ^ ^ audience at the Lansing Civic "Sit down and think to "Bob didn't get a fair look in msU's annual football bust Center with memories of how it lineman. have to contend with monstrous the first __ yourself, 'What's it all about?' " Tom game," he said. "He Spartan seniors were honored felt to I Rote said. Kutschinski got the 7-footer Doug Hess. didn't play as much as I would Detroit-Oakland County award have liked him to play so I'll for their years of contribution to He told the Spartans and their "it's important for each one of Unlike many 7-footers around as the outstanding defensive the country, tfess can do more the team and the university. fans, however, that losing can be us to do this to take time to * probably start him against meaningful, as much if not more back and Rich Saul received the than hang around the basket and Toledo." Rote, a star with the National think about our meaning in «• Kicn Saul recei look taller thjn anyone else on The Football League's New York so than winning. nfo» life.' B Countv award as the Spartans beat the Rockets Giants for 11 years and He also asked each to take After welcoming speeches by outstanding end. the court. :n fact, Toledo Junior Ron Curl, a first-team r uOtba" Coach Duffy thought so highly of Hess that T selection> was Daugnerty. Athlet.c Director they red-shirti?d him last year ted ^ Genesce £ rather Mix. than - have him behind All-Angelica center Steve r play Eight district coaches vie Biggie Munn, Acting President Walter Adams, and Executive Vice-President former ASMSU officer Tom Jack Breslin, - - Because of a bout with the flu, Women's IM for Coach of the Year Samet spoke on behalf of the Hess did no'$ start Toledo's MSU student body. "I think it's very important for Akers Fakers ended a all students to realize that these Eight winning coaches successful year by winning the are up for Coach of the people have to work very hard Year honors it was announced game, Dec. 31. Women's IM' volleyball today, including for what they re getting, 'Samet Michigan's first year man, Bo Schembechler. Schembechler, who lead his Wolverines to the championship Wednesday night, said of the seniors. Because of limited ice The coaches received the nominations upset of the year and possibly ever, was an easy Runners-up for the season after "I think it s very winning their districts. In District 1, Bo choice in the area compromising Michigan, important for were the Graduate All-Stars who availability, thv open ice hockey to Blackman of Darmouth won the honor as Illinois, and Indiana. The Wolverines dealt Ohio us get to know some of these ,ost to the champs 13 to 9 in the league will aco?pt only the first he lead people as individuals and not •25 teams that apply. Entries his team to a State it's first loss after 22 straight wins to first game and 10 to 8 in the perfect record throughout the just as remote figures down on may be submitted after 8 a.m. season until the last game of the season. In the qualify for the Rose Bowl and earn a second. The match w decided the field. Jan.7. finale, Princeton pulled a major upset co-championship with the Buckeyes. by the best of three games. by In District 6 Dan Devine of Missouri is the "I've learned a lot from these The Residence lull basketball and stopping the Indians, 35 7. the last few years, championship game In District 2 candidate for the national honor. Devine's club climaxed nine weeks of play, bowling entrie^ are due at noon Woody Hayes edged out Penn aid. think students Jan. 9. State's Joe Paterno for the honor. Last was the only one other team beside MSU to during which the teams played Bowling matches will be year it defeat Michigan. can do the same. scheduled Monday-Thursday was Paterno who was picked as the once a wee^ jn an e|jmjnatj0n district Daugherty presented rings to winner over Hayes Darrell Royal nwh of the number one ranked ^eduie. At the beginning Jan. J2. A one-time Spartan fan In District 6, Davidsons head Texas Longhorns is the nominee from District 7. all t.np the seniors spnmrs on tho «in lari on the squad ason there beginning of . 29 team:-, The deadline for fraternity were coach, Homer also presented additional awards volleyball entr;es is Jan. 16. All Smith was tabbed the winner. The district Royal is a former winner, having won it three in the residence hall league and Pretty Piedmonte, a former student of Michigan to four of the seniors and a matches willv.be on Tuesday represents teams from the Atlantic Coast years ago. 15 teams in the sorority league. State, will be here Saturday as a member of the Conference. In District 8, Tommy Protho of UCLA beat Akers Fakers were the evenings. Don Highsmith received the All IM facilities will be closed Toledo Dancing Rock-ets. The group will preform District 4 found out Southern Cal's John McKay for that district's All-Residence Hall champions Ralph (Shug) Jordan of Ingham County award Dec. 24-26, Dei. 31 and Jan. 1-2. at halftime of the MSU-Toledo basketball game. Auburn as the winner. Jordan and his nomination. USC beat the Bruins in a game two and the All-Stars were winners in 8-2 Tigers will meet Houston in the weeks ago to earn the Rose Bowl berth. outstanding offensive back while the so^ty ieagu Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl uateh the SPORTH4US . . . Surrounds You With A Circle M&portl)aug 1 if rf -j \ hanging ) SKI REPORT Of Sound! EVERY THURS. M 11:25 P.M. WILX-TV CHANNEL 10 • 2320 E. Mich. Ave. Lansing II just past Frandor #. »r .A What Price marriage? JUST ARRIVED! 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CITY SCHOOL THE DISC SHOP Open Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.n Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 10 M chigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 SPORTS S' icers home-and-home which has returned from last 0eMarco will kill penalties. Wayne Thomas of Wisconsin. dropped to kill penalties. decided on the new f , year's squad. The six In the nets, Rick Duffett and The Spartans, who meet the plan following the Spartans' about then- positions WO'!y.,n! too much defensemen will be Alan Bob Johnson will again Wolverines in Ann Arbor Coach Amo Bessone is disappointing loss to the and not covering in front of the Swanson and Mike ])eMarc0) action, splitting the goal-tending tonight, return'"to E^t Lansing apparently determined that his hockey team will not end up on Sioux following a successful 8-3 net," the coach stated. "They Dwjght and Dave and Dan Finegan Roberts and Herb duties. Both turned in excellent Performances this weekend, for the second game of the serief at 8 p.m. Saturday at the MSU the short end of the scoreboard campaign the night before. The were leaving the vulnerable area coach's changes mean that the >n front of the net open." Price. Against the Sioux according to Bessone. Duffett Ice Arena. Game time is 8 p this weekend when the Spartans arch-rival three remaining forward lines Bessone used Price Friday night w^° 'e(* the league last season, is The MSU meet Michigan Bessone also said that the and substituted Roberts for him currently in second place with a junior varsity team will be required to do more will meet the Tri because the coach already has County Jays at decided to make some changes. work, while the defense will be forwards "were breaking out of in Saturday's action. ~0 average from one game, their second game this ^head of him is Glenn Resch of Iichiga the zone too soon." increased, a good move Si„ee The Spartans, 1-1 so far after a split with North Dakota, will go Michigan has a powerful offense the defense .»«« undecided _ and Karl Bagnelf of season. had the puck but no one to pass whet,';cr «?, brinS "P « V^r's Mjdiigim ea,of whom has a ICHIG* rith. against the Wolverines in Ann to contend to » penalty killers, Mike Olson and average. Bagnell will be in Sophomore hockey Arbor tonight and here Saturday The three lines which Bessone Norm Gaffney, for action this the nets for the Wolverines this lapiE defenseman Dave Roberts of with only three lines, instead of will most likely keep for the The job of the defense will be weekend, or whether to use two weekend. Detroit is the third member of the four they used last weekend. weekend are the first three of cut out for them this weekend, players from the discarded line. Bessone will also be utilizing all six of his defensemen this four which he started against the Sioux and the Alumni. The lines when tfiey contend with a If he takes the latter course, two fifth place in the WCHA with powerful and experienced skaters from the line of Pat 4.0 average alone with Murrav Johnson is currently tied for his family to play the ice sport at MSU. Brother Jack lettered in «?TATP 1958-59-60 and Doug, now in weekend, anH u/oplfonri and nlans plans to use two to USP two ~ *. ] 1 j.i by three W lvori no Wolverine rvffonco offense, mncf most r*f of Russo, Bob Michelutti and Gerry McLanchlan'' Rnccr* , * . , . . . _ of Minnesota and ^ the Bob Johnson NHL, in 1963-64-65. RiVfc Duffett players from the line that is sophomores, A1 Laking, Don Thompson and Gilles Gagnon. Duluth, Minn, senior Bill Watt MM ih ^■ pif A BA and Detroit ONLY T N E WW VtlJ%IVII*9 Spartans qualify junior Randy Sokoll 15 will join Laking, while WW W Thompson will have Dearborn senior Bob Pattullo and Ontario for. All-Academic team IM sport teams defend fall titles sophomore Bill Fifield as wings on his line, which accounted for five of the 10 goals scored in the Fifteen Spartan football Ku|esza and Doug Halliday; first series, teams. players have qualified for the tack|e Vic Mittelberg; guards Two freshmen, Rick Olson of competition. Akers Hall was volleyball title. A total of 144 were : 126 lb. Mike La France In the sports skills competition All-Big'Ten Academic team to Don Baird, Gary Hall.day and Peorj u, and Frank DeMarco second and Hubbard Hall placed individuals comprising 15 teams def. Tony Lopetrone. 134 lb., be 382 participants competed. Jim selected by the Midwest Kon Saul; halfbacks Dave of Sudbury, Ontario, will team The fall intramural season third. volleyball Gary Kadrofske def. Rob Grobbel won the passing contest footba.l writers and sports Beverlin and John Lindquist, uu with GaVnon ended with new champions in all In uaioIlllJ UUVV1U.K, rill Nuechterlein; 142 lb.. Chuck editors.* fullback Gary "P witn uagnon converting 19 points out of a Gamma Delta out-rolled ZBT for Team badminton competition Durst def. Dave Graham; 150 A record total of 118 players linebackers Cal One of the major problems w Tot West Shaw q 9 kbecame the .» r first. possible 25. Runner-up was John Winn with 17 out of 25. the championship. The Fiji took place this fall with Bailey lb.. Doug Wight won by forfeit who hav(t posted a B or better McLaughlin, Jacl which Bes 158 lb., Ken Lawson def. Jim classroom, average over the last Rich Saul; and defensive Spartans title the residence Underwood; 177 lb.. Randy academic 'year --- are eligible !6 team will be selected purely on . TOe halfbacks Doug Bar, and Tom iz.. t..u: i,; tailure to help the defense All-University The Shaw squad title since 1957. Eric Mayer pr0,ed perfect. led by manager Mayer converted 10 out of 10 Steve Howard. SAE, took high 2 and Mike s division Billmeier def. Clint Welding: 190 Kutchinski. around the net. Many of the Mik **' * , . * , ' " .. game honors with 243 Bailey, Dave Pelton manager, lb., Greg Weeder def. Ken King, athleti achievement, not AI1 members of the first team j . kens downed the attempts from 20 yards and in a Wagoner Phi Gamma Delta downed the south complex and Hvt Joe Ditzhazy def. goals scored in the first series f raternity champs, Delta kick-off with necessai.ly by position. wi" qualify for the national list Upsilon, 42-12 for the crown. Lamb he runner up Doug also perfect with captured'high series honors with champs, Wonders Hall, for the Lawrence Reason. The Spartans who are was eligible for Academic All-American a fjne 599 title. In intramural fencing Bob for the team are: ends Bruce selection. Syndicate, the independent 10 of 10 from 30 yards. Lamb The high team series for the fraternity badminton, Smart captured the title champions was knocked out of „as 8 of 10 from 30 yards. season was rolled by Alpha Tau the playoffs early by C.W. Moss Sigma Chi triumphed Donald defeating Norm Quinn in the The annual turkey trot had of Holden Hall. Omega, 2593. Payton manager. r runner-up championship. 170 men participating. Rick The open soccer competition Delta Tau Delta. Team paddleball champions Runners-up in each league Waggener took first place honors were Aktion Jox was won by the Thai Club The Impressions, Dev Pathak were also decided this fall with independent, with a time of 5;09. Don * Sigma Alpha Mu, fraternity; and Shuster and Greg Daniels Kowit Pravalpruk manager. The>: manager, walked off with the the epti the OPEN SUNDAY Bacchus of Bailey Hall, residence finished second and third, champions the Arab Club, 2-1 fendi independent title by defeating the Regent St. Gang. independent league, as play is only as far as the semi finals * * ha"- The Grads. Dan Sweller. in thp championship match. A total of 32 men took part in The residence hall champion is SERVING DINNER A total participated of 4 305 men manager successfully defended in the touch their title by capturing first The Persians, Mehdi Kermani defeated the fall term individual wrestling McDonel Hall. They downed football program comprising 287 manager, the championships. Snyder 2-1. place honors in team Impressions for the independent AND Results of the competition Individual handball ••b'c; play will end this week. Steve MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Keeley, defending individual paddleball champion, and John STUDENTS and FACULTY Chikos will meet Tom Depuydt and John Fradette for the title. FLY TO In the point standings for league champions Sigma Chi leads the fraternity division with HA WAII 322.5 points. The Syndicate is in first place in the independent league with 220 points. Bailey Hall is on top in dorm competition with 225.5 points. 5 225 THE BANANA is a soul band 332-0247 Blind dates are a chance. But you can always depend on refreshing Coca-Cola for the taste you never get tired of. That's why things go better with Coke, after Coke, after Coke. ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 ]] SPORTS CLUB OFFERS FACILITIES Student schussers get bonus By JOHN VICES Membership will be good from 3. Package of five days of from the person should give his name, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or State News Sports Writer 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday skiing for $10. More than one through the mail. The number of address and phone number. He The through Friday. This package may be purchased. should also give the number or Lansing Ski Club has memberships is limited and membership costs $10 and These options may be numbers expanded its facilities to seven entitles a student to a choice of skiing starts January 5th. of his options. If slopes and six ski lifts and with purchased alone or in any the following: combination. Anyone interested is urged to planning to take lessons, the day expansion it has worked out a take early action. of the week and time should also 1. Five lessons (one a week for Lessons are available at 9:00 program for students through five weeks from be indicated. A check for $10 one of eight a.m., 12 noon and 3:00 p.m. the MSU Intramural Dept. Group memberships (residence should be included with the The program for the club, pros) for $10. This also entitles Equipment will be available to the skier to hall, fraternity and sorority) are balance to be paid when the located two miles north and 1 j skiing for the season students with Associate also available. Special rates will at the cost of membership card is issued. mile east of campus on Lake $1 tow fee a day. Membership at a cost of $2 be available to all groups for ski 2. Season Pass which allow the The address to send it to is: Lansing Road, consists of the skier use of the slopes with no parties. Advance reservations can Application for memberships be made by calling the ski area. Lansing Ski Club, Box 449, East following: tow fee charged. The season pass will be accepted in person at the MSU Student Ski Associate Lansing, Michigan 48823. The costs $25. club Monday through Friday If applying through the mail phone number is 332-0600. FUN WORKING IN EUROPE Michigan snow conditions Just waiting f Looking MSU lonely and snowless is the ski lodge next to Walnut Hills Country Club. skiers may purchase an associate membership which will entitle them to signal green light for skiers Powderhorn and Cliffs Ridge conditions. Sugarloaf Village will reduced The following conditions were prices at the lodge. State News photo by Jerry McAllister open Saturday depending on the those prevailing at noon each has two slopes open with bases of from 2 to 12 inches and weather. Wednesday. This report is not a Stiff competition set six inches of new snow. GRAND RAPIDS forecast for the weekend, but is - PETOSKEY - GAYLORD SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN- Six designed as a guide to general lifts snow conditions. Because snow GRAYLING - Boyne Mountain are being operated at Summer and Year Round JOBS ABROAD: Get paid, meet peo¬ conditions may vary from day to and Schuss Mountain both Cannonsburg and artificial snow ple, learn a language, travel, enjoy! Nine job categories in more is being added to the than fifteen countries. Foreign language not essential Send SI.00 day, it is advisable to phone expect to open Saturday for the existing for membership and 34-page illustrated JOBS ABROAD maga¬ ahead for any late developing season. Both are making snow eight to twenty-four inch base. zine, complete with details and applications to International for S' ski team in '70 and report a base of four inches. SAGINAW VALLEY conditions. - Society for Training and Culture, 866 United Nations Plaza, New TRAVERSE CITY SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN Mt. York, N. Y., a non-profit student membership organization. Skiing will be offered on a - - limited basis throughout CADILLAC MANISTEE Brighton is making snow on a -Caberfae ten inch base and will Michigan with some areas reports a six to open The MSU ski team will enter compete with are: Michigan held Jan. 5, 6 at Sugarloaf reporting bases up to 24 inches. twenty-four inch base and Saturday. Mt. Grampian expects to be rfpen Saturday. it's sixth vpar of intercollegiate Tech, Northern Michigan, Lake Mountain. according to information reports good snowmobiling competition in 1970 with the Superior State College, Gogebic Sugarloaf Mountain will received by the Michigan Tourist longest schedule the team has Junior College, Northwestern provide the use of the area this Council. Artificial snowmaking ever had. Michigan McCalester College year as it has in the past, for the equipment accounts for the Sponsored through the (Minn.) and University of team to practice. 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Rogers advised foreign would demonstrate whether they really representatives together under Big Four ministers of the other 14 North Atlantic want to talk about European security. auspices. Treaty Organization (NATO) nations The Warsaw Pact invitation, made first in West German Foreign Minister Walter Thursday not to be lured into a premature Budapest and later repeated at a Prague Scheel said these parties would discuss and European security conference by the meeting of the Russians and their allies, hopefully provide the basis for improving Soviet-led Communist bloc. contains two principal points. It offers a dealings between the two Germanys. In Rogers, speaking at the year-end session treaty on the renunciation of the use of addition, he went on, these preliminary of the alliance's Council of Ministers, said force and proposes economic scientific talks should deal with East Germany's North Vietnam has rebuffed all American and technical cooperation between East relations with the outside world as well as peace overtures for Vietnam. At the same and West. East and West German cooperation on time he said the Atlantic allies should Allied officials pointed out the proposal to i improve European security. demand proof of Soviet good intentions avoids the root issues which contribute to before accepting their invitation for East-West tension on the continent. For East-West negotiations. that reason, a widespread Romney frees concern among Allied sources said NATO would give a the allies here was that the Russians may cautious reply to the Warsaw Pact bid have been pointing to a propaganda when the council concludes its meeting victory. Should a European conference be held Rogers laid down three conditions he said should be fulfilled to warrant opening on Warsaw Pact terms, it would confer to the East Germans a status equal to West HUD money of such broad East-West negotiations: an Germany's without advancing the cause of improvement in the Berlin situation; continental security, allied officials said. favorable reaction to West Germany's search for an arrangement with East Germany and a positive Warsaw Pact reply Dutch Foreign Minister Joseph Luns summed up much of allied opinion: "The Soviets seem more interested in to help cities to NATO's plan for mutual force maintaining the status quo in Eastern WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of reductions on the continent. Europe than in European security." Housing George Romney announced Rogers placed special emphasis on the West Germany proposed an intermediary Thursday he will free within the next three weeks some $340 million in special urban renewal money that had been under a controversial seven-month freeze. Romney said 35 cities already To C( >mpensate for the failure oj participating in the Neighborhood the television camera on the Development Program, a special effort to Apoltp 12 lunar mission, the provide renewal funds on a yearly basis National Aeronautics and Space rather than over many years, will recieve Adnunistration nave immediate $175 million in the current fiscal year. Cities which convert existing long-term releases of still photos of the renewal fund commitments into astr<. nauts at work. Above short-range NDP money will receive an is pictured Apollol2 Commander estimated $30 to $40 million, the secretary Charles "Pete" Conrad Jr., said. Some 45 of approximately 280 cities work ng on the dusty lunar that have indicated a desire to participate surfc.ee. Left, Conrad is in the NDP program for the first time will deploying the U.S. flag in the Sea receive approximately $125 million, of Si o r m s. The flag is made Romney said. The NDP program was frozen by the of special plastic to prevent its Nixon Administration April 30 because of fading in the harsh rays of the the demand threatened to go far beyond sun bn the lunar surface. The the supply of renewal money. bottom picture shows one of the Critics had feared the administration astronauts. at the base of the would limit the program on an acreage lunai module, the basis or on the amount of money that Intrepid, could be spent on a particular project. working on one of the two The restrictions announced Thursday, EVA* In all the pictures, the however, involve only the amount of evidence of man's visit to the money that will be available and moorf can be found in the dusty limitations applying only to new footprints that the astronauts applicants. HUD's new NDP guidelines say only that made during their treks across the a project must produce "durable and granular surface. significant accomplishments" in a given AP Special Photos renewal area even if no other reconstruction activities occur in subsequent years. The guidelines also required that 80 per cent of an NDP project must be completed within one year' Agnew and the remaining 20 per cent within a second year. Congress authorized the new program in 1968 to salvage urban renewal criticized as Far Eos proceeding so slowly in many cities that it contributed to decay of neighborhoods and uneasiness of their citizens. major NONS1 (GAINING WASHINGTON (AP) Vice President Spiro T Agnew said Thursday there is a "great possibility" that he will visit Vietnam on his forthcoming Far Fast trip and he dropped a hint that he will be making another major speech "on a new Wage hike topic" this month. the The furthcoming speech will not be on news media this time said the Vice President, who has raised a storm with his holts rail strike criticism of television and news coverage. WASHINGTON (AP) - The threat of a hold down increases in wages and prices in Smiling, even sitting down to play the nationwide rail shutdown was erased line with efforts to curb inflation. piano, Agnew dropped in at Blair House, Thursday when agreement The agreement, if ratified, lifts pressure was reached on across fcrom the White House where his a wage increase for 48,000 shopcraft from Congress for legislation to prevent a wife wa: entertaining 75 press women at a workers - after 20 hours of nonstop nationwide rail shutdown. The ratification coffee hj?ur. bargaining. votes will take a week to 10 days to "I lil e everybody," said the Vice The agreement still must be ratified by President in response to questions from the complete. members of the four unions involved, but ladies o; the press about his speeches. "I sometirr. ?s have to call the troops to Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz said "We will not be having any strike on the attentiou," he explained. The '/ice President was asked if he railroads." William W. Winpisinger, the House bill erases chief union negotiator, agreed. thought the ladies of the press were fairer Details were withheld, but it was learned than th? gentlemen. "They are prettier more objective. They are nicer," he current average pay will increase from $3.59 per hour to $4 for 1969 and to 500-foot liquor rule responded. $4.28 by August, 1970. The agreement LANSING (UP1) -- The House Thursday Agnew gave the latest count of his mail covers all of 1969 and will mean back pay voted 68-33 to accept a compromise bill regardin; his recent speeches -- 70,000 to Jan. 1 of $380 to $400 for each worker. that would erase a years-old ban on beer favorabl> to 3,400 critical messages "While we were not able to achieve every and wine dealers selling their beverages goal we set out to achieve, we did hif some within 500 feet of a church or school. milestones," said Winpisinger, vice Under the bill's provisions, worked out in president of the AFL-CIO International a Senate-House Conference Committee, the MSU junior wins Assn. of Machinists. "We are confident our 500-foot rule could be waived for all other membership, in evaluating it, will agree beer, wine and liquor establishments if the broadcasting award with us." Other unions involved are electricians, Liquor Control Commission approved. However, if a church or school objected to sheet metal workers and boilermakers. Edwin Rosenberg, West Redding, Conn the Commission's decision, it could Shultz called the settlement a triumph junior, 1 as been named the first winner of demand a hearing on the issue. new broadcasting scholarship program for collective bargaining. a Sponsors of the bill claim the building of established by the National Assn. of "The carriers are very gratified," said hotels and restaurants in many John P. Hiltz, chairman of the industry's Michigan Television Program Executives (NATPE). cities is being jeopardized because some national Railway Labor Conference. Representing the geographic areas of the sites are within the 500-foot boundary. nation, the NATPE selected MSU, San Throughout the marathon bargaining Others said small grocers located near Diego S'.ate and the University of Goergia session, Shultz remained in his office. The churches or schools were being driven out to sub nit candidates for the initial Nixon Administration had a major stake in of business because they could not obtain a the negoatiations, hoping not only for a scholarship. The MSU television and radio beer and wine license. settlement without government major v\ ill receive a one-year, $1,200 cash The bill was sent to the Senate for intervention, but also for one that would approval. Mie'iigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 13 Society By BOB SYERS detection radar system were world of religion. In 1967, treads degree of guilt, print out a machine from mass producing its One in man who definitely doesn't believe in the cult of the The quarterly rites to appease informed by their machine that International Electronics homily appropriate for the programmed blessings. MSU's hungry "computers literally thousands of Russian Unlimited developed a sinner's indiscretion and flash a In computer is Harvey Matusow of commence Dec. 8 in the missiles had been launched computerized confessional. A penance on a screen in front of 1966, ABC-TV's Research London, England. toward the United States. penitent using this device would the penitent. Selected Vote Profile calculated Matusow that inhuman form of final's week. maneuvers are During this time, students not Refusing to believe that a push a button for the kind of sin After the penitent has recited eight wrong winners. At the guaranteed to send a computer onTy do the"dance"of'multiple nuclear holocaust was coming, committed, another button his penance into a microphone, same time, CBS-TV's to an early recircuiting are guess but also must prostrate they did what they were trained ranging from scarlet to the computer would spit out a Computerized Vote Profile equally as simple. One entails their names before the idol of not to do -- question the chartreuse for the gravity of the card with the sords "Your Sins Analysis was declaring George P. misplacing stamps sideways or Ma honey the "probably upside down on letters. This student number at a ceremony computer's credibility. If they sin and a third for the number of Have Been Forgiven. Go In winner as for of makes it impossible called pre-registration. And all of had adherred religiously to their times that the sin was Peace" on one side and the governor for this in the name of the "3600" training, the world could have committed. penitent's weight on the other, Maryland. Spiro T. Agnew computerized sorters to read the that benevolently monitors the 8one UP 'n smoke because this Then the computer, using the Only a threatened strike by the eventually won that race and magnetic code on the stamps academic atauciinc of its children computer couldn't tell the divine guidance of its memory International Brotherhood of seems to have carried ; from the cloister confines of the difference between a horde of bank, would calculate the exact Clerical Workers kept this aSainst the networks ev Computer Center. Russian missiles and the moon, Since 1957 and the advent of which was responsible for the the "MISTIC" MSU's first false signals, computer, the University has Computers occasionally make gone the way of all American hfe 'n the business world hectic MICHIGAN'S SYSTEM BEST institutions by increasing its too. The classic example of this dependence with common a is measure sense, not of tempered human the poorly running feud with an appliance store computer that insisted he ; d programmed computer just immediately." Frustrated and could be the death of us all. $ 0 0.00 tired> he sent a check to the "due Computers aid police work By RICK STEIN According to John W. Holder, minimal time, many offic< One example of how close we store for $00.00. Upon receiving a Burroughs Systems check license numbers through approximate age and physical have come to this possibility is the check, the computer sent the Through the use of computers, representative and MSU student, LEIN before arresting traffic description, may an incident at an American radar truck driver a thank-you note Michigan's law enforcement the Law Enforcement violators, ports on several possible station in the Artie. In 1966 for finally settling his account. agencies have sped up and Information Network (LEIN) of Holder said this can forewarn identifications. It is then the The data processing machine is improved methods of policing Michigan is the most effective the officer of a stolen inquiring officer's responsibility ?ven making its mark in the activities. dangerous person. to determine which, if any. of An inquiry by a positive the name: Holder plained that the ability to enter approximate officer in the field, Holder said, number, will produce "hit" if information and make an Jury picked in Kirtland probe LEIN provides all officers and the person's record is the file, identification is a unique police agencies within the state, Holder said less absolute function of the LEIN system. with immediate access to electronic-filled statewide By NORM SAARI Managing Editor the Roscommon County Clerk --"Violation of the residential the trustees and demanded the information on stolen autos, wanted persons, and revoked drivers' licenses on a 24-hour, It's hard work in mid-November and it was to resignation of the president, A one-man grand jury has been approved by Circuit Court Judge Lloyd Vanbuskirk. seven-day-a-week basis. named to investigate alleged irregularities at Kirtland Dennis O'Keefe on Nov. 21. In his petition, Marsh states --"Defective construction of The trustees met twice with the faculty, but the board Within one and three-fourths minutes, and one call to one of seven-inch f college owned housing, resulting Community College, a two-year that information had been -"Intimidation of citizens to refused tQ take any action 145 strategically located CALCUTTA, India (AP) — It's not tough to see what Murari >n partial collapse of the old institution located in north placed before him from reliable prevent their attendance at foundations nunnatinns of of nnp one nr or morp more VanBuskirk resigned from the J* terminals, a computer searches :_i_ Aditya has been doing for seven years. the complete statewide warrant .. ~ A central Mic ligan. sources that "certain crimes, meetings of the board presidency Nov. 23. The results are growing on the fingers of his left hand. Leon D -inch nail on his middle The grand jury investigation was called'for by Norman K. specific incidents have been --"Unlawful conveyance of would name him as an assisting full and part time students trim fjies a f„|i rpnnrt is finger or any of the other three, all between 5 and 6 inches long. brought before him: public property to private prosecuting officer The two met would be placed in jeopardy transmitted' to the inauirina His secret? Nail polish and plenty of it. Marsh, Roscommon County citizens without adequate ,ate Tuesday but neither will unless he took the action The lacquer helped strengthen the nails and shield them against --"Unlawful diversion of — prosecuting attorney. students' loan funds. consideration, thereby now talk about the case, water. Roscommon, Ogemaw, Oscoda The faculty threatened that if unlawfully placing grantee in a Administrative difficulties What was once a simple manicure has become an elaborate and Crawford counties provide --"Theft or conversion of position of trusteeship of public VanBuskirk was not stripped of any aliases, addresses and types were made public at Kirtland weekly ritual. the entire Kirtland enrollment, many thousands of dollars worth property. his power by the end of the of warrants issued against the Surface dirt is still removed by soap nearly 350 ^tudents. of building materials belonging College in early November when month, they would submit their Person. and water and then a razor blade is used to peel off old polish. Marsh fil?d his petition with to said college. •-"Unlawful conduct of college H faculty members met with resignations as instructors. Since an inquiry takes such 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 MSU opens urban affairs clearing house the varied fields studied. provide for students clerk typist tours Bonnie Smith, and of 40 Urban Affairs agencies and list to faculty members who to be of service to a wide range California at Davis have clearing difficulties in new arrival Allie Murchison. scrutinizing their publicationsfor have expressed an interest in of researchers. houses for urban affairs research, "However, the Library did not ^Tarrh research technique. usefulness. urban affairs" Winston said. "Many schools have some type "Because of the increasing The idea of an MSU urban inlude the pamphlets special The small staff has been of urban affairs programs but interest in urban affairs, we s unique rePorts, surveys and other hard - Winston, a native of Savannah, pushed in seeking out material "We hope soon to begin Because the program is unique, only a few such as Wayne State expect this project to expand, find publishings that — introduced to the whjch jnciudes reviewing a list issuing bi-monthly acquisition the energetic head sees a chance in Detroit and the University of Winston said. University collections of the necessary in developing a project in June. He is a graduate research material necessary for Pr°gram ar>d to thoroughly of Morehouse College, where he urban affairs studyurban affairs- received his B.A. in history and _ _ ^ ^ ^ mm mm center 'said Eric Winston, In addition to serving as a Atlanta University, where he | ■ U tS» gained his masters in library bibliogypher for the MSU urban "data bank," the office also is a science. An affairs center's library' program. Army veteran, to "aid minority students in Winston was employed library techniques," Winston theof negotiations Housed in 103 University library of the United gtates Library, to the office established to obtain the "hard find'' information necessary was . "We encourage . ,. any students the Military Academy at West Point 1970: in beihg informed of urban Ja»mSProblems Library in using 103 problems Library to come to Room between office hours, or give me In considering the future of the "Prioj; to this program, the project, Winston hopes to March brings the national of the automobile industry and a call and we will plan a meeting Library did have material on to give aid in using the Library.' increase the "purchase activity" News Analysis trucking industry and some embers of the the United Auto Workers with their nearly 700,000 members in problems related to blacks" of the office and its staff. He Winston said. "A University of those industries move to the Arrangements are being made now teasingly counts his staff as Teamsters into the contract this sizt almost has to have everv between the urban affiars's consisting of "one and a half and ctrikpc and rnUprtivp hpraainino news 'n recent months and the government from the collective bargaining tables. arena, with another possibility book published in order to reach library ; tutor*! program, to a blaf in referring to part-time hat b^„ "c«a"Lgly T Se problems "*!? for 1970. more labor bargaining ~ ~ 0„ of a nationwide strike. Most leaders management and union On , Oct. 27 of, ... this year. predict that 1970 will be The United Rubber Workers a bitter year for negotiations. With economists debating the 125,000 workers walked off with over 94,000 members will Business will be trying to hold fate of the U.S. economy, be it their jobs at General Electric move into the frey continued inflation or a mild beginning the longest strike in April as the line on wages, because of the they negotiate nev contracts prospects for a slowdown on recession, management and that industry since 1964. with the giants of the tire inflation. They will push for ' unions are setting the stage for a f^e threat of a nationwide rail year of major confrontations, industry: Goodyear, Firestone yearly contracts that can be strike is stm hanging over the while the Nixon Administration Goodrich, Uniroyal and others. renegotiated in view of the United States as of midnight appears to be withdrawing the changes in the future economy. Tuesday, when major railway In May of 1970 contracts will companies and their workers expire for the building trades Unions, because of past failed to reach agreement on a and the paper unions. And inflation that has gobbled up the new contract. September will see the big three buying power of wage increases, will be asking for wage increases averaging 7 per cent and GIFTS from ACE HARDWARE? contracts with escalator clauses that will increase their wage to Why not? We've got compensate for any further teapots and piggy banks, inflationary rise in the Consumer Price Index. baskets and barware, appliances and artwork, all kinds of pretty CHRISTMAS TREE and practical gifts for everyone SALE on your list! SATURDAY 10 to 10 & SUNDAY ACE 1:00 - 6:00 P.M. 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Persons interested in Coordinators for the campus to that and find the book conference room Jan. 10 and 11, be accepted. book exchanges urge students to room exchange and keeping one. A the Brody Complex should he wants in the files. The buyer the last two days of the sale. The New Community buyer will pay a cashier for the contact Shapiro at 355-2529. keep their books instead of will contact the seller and All books not claimed by 10 exchange will be held in the book he wants and take the selling them at the end of this arrange for the sale. The buyer p.m. Jan. 11 will become the Union Ballroom from Jan. 5 to receipt on file at the exchange. East Complex volunteers may term. call John Michael, 353-1833. also initials the card listing the property of the exchange. No 8. On Monday, Wednesday and The seller will be paid by the Book exchanges will be held at cash books will be returned Volunteers for the New book he wants to buy. or Thursday the exchange will be exchange. various points on campus from In Fee, sellers will take their without the receipt. open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. On Community are to contact Jan. 5 to 11, winter term Lynne Schaefer at the New books to the East Fee The Fee exchange will be open Tuesday the exchange will close As with the other two registration week. conference between 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. at 4 p.m. and reopen at 6 p.m. in Community office, 353-6633 or While room. They will operations, the service is fret>. 351-1387. the complex book Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and the Union Parlor. print their name, phone number exchanges have been organized and price they are asking on the Sunday of registration week and PROGRAM INFORMATION 372 2434 for the convenience of students title page. On a receipt they will 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday, living in the complex, services list such information as the Thursday and Friday of the NOW SHOWING are not limited to complex same week. book's title and author, seller's residents. name and price. Buyers will tell volunteer IN CAR HEATERS In the Brody Complex, workers what books they want students wishing The receipt will be stamped to to sell books indicate that the exchange has and volunteers will find them. will pick up cards at the When you turn on by falling free...when jumping is not only a reception desks in their halls. way The cards will then be filled out to live but a way to die, too...yourre a Gypsy Moth. Irwin the new Whitaker's Illuminating art exhibits "Illuminated Plastics" is now at Kresge Art Center. It is one of with such information as the department, title, seller's phone number. course name, number, address and EDS from the Hoover collection of Molas from Panama. The cards will be filed in Marlon Brando State News photo by Don Gerstner multi-purpose room D. The in the "Easy Rider" of the 50's HUMANITIES COURSE THE WILD ONE London study set For the third consecutive year, program will need to have Students with further question the Humanities Dept. will offer completed their Freshman year should obtain a summer. 1970 Humanities 241 and 242 or before the program begins. brochure from the Office of Humanities 212 and 243 in Humanities 241 or its equivalent Overseas Study or contact London, England, during the is a pre requisite for the 242-243 Linick at 355-0356, or Barrows summer. Both are eight credit sequence. at 353-7247. sequence*. To apply, students should go Teaching the required to the Office of Overseas Study, University College courses in 108 International Center. England, MSU professors Letters of recommendation and Moving teachers Anthony Linick and Floyd a deposit of $100 are required Barrows f lan to make use of the before applications can be find red tape cut Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents artistx . cultural and historical processed. The John Frankenheimer-Edward Lewis resources, of London to enrich The initial cost of the program Albany, N.Y. (UPI) -- The Production starring classroom'studies with first-hand is Interstate Agreement on $800.00, covering tuition, experience. Excursions are flight to and from Detroit, and Qualification of Educational 1 Burt Lancaster 1 [1 Jy Personnel, to which 22 states planned for museums, art seven weeks lodging and now parties, enables teachers to are Deborah Kerr galleries and theatrts. breakfasts in London. Students Classes will be taught at will need additional funds to Bedford College, a division of cover the cost of other meals, move between the states without going through tedious, AT OWL CREEK BRIDGE the University of London at admission tickets, lodging and time-consuming recertification co vtamfig Gene Hackman • Scott Wilson William Windom Regents Park, beginning July 6. extra travel after the end of procedures or taking additional winner of the Academy Award and Screenplay By WiJIiam Hanley - Based on a Story By James Drought Executive Producer Edward Lewis Students interested in classes, individual activities and courses, the New York State Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix Produced By Hal Landers and Bobby Roberts • Directed by John Frankenheimer • Wetroc Education department reported. enrolling for the summer shopping. lansing mall 5628 W. 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The student was have made similar tests and Anderson heads the vehicle Capitol are combatting dirty air subcommittee of the Noise car or motorcycle -- if they representing a group of people discovered high sound levels at and mucky water; others are should all be considered with loud complaints about the Committee. The other local night spots. fighting another kind of subcommittee is investigating separately," Anderson said. environmental plague -- noise With such standards set, police The whole noise subcommittee industrial noise and is headed by pollution. Smit. officers could exactly determine People are living in a noise had planned to make Rep. Jtaymond Smit, R-Ann environment that ranges from 40 recommendations to the House "The whole committee has when a citizen had violated the Arbor, introduced a bill last law by making too much noise db to 110 db, Anderson said. He by 1970, but Anderson didn't two main thrusts," Anderson April calling for a maximum has measured 72 db while feel that they were far said. "We want to define with his vehicle. enough sound level, and a working driving down the highway in his excessive noise and to cut down With the set limits on excessive committee was set up this the noise level in Michigan." noise, a police officer could stop Anderson said he wanted to summer io conduct research. Noise is measured by decibels suspicious driver and then test He added that he felt is Controlled testing was a was compile enough statistics so that proposed bill by the 1971 (db), which are arbitrary units him with noise level equipment about time that a he could prove his point and Conducted this summer, much legislative session, said Rep. based on the softest sound a to determine, for sure, if he had federally-backed study be given that people would know the more research is being done Loren Anderson, R-Pontiac. human can hear. Db scales are exceeded the noise limit. some thought. He also noise level law is fair. now, and the committee should Smjt Anderson and other plans to be logarithmic, so an increase in 10 ready with a report and a legislators have called pollution db means an increase of 10 "It wouldn't be feasible to have db meters in each patrol car, because they'd be too expensive," Anderson said. He had one such meter in his office, MSU to sponsor and estimated the value of it at rodeo around $1,200. Anderson's planning committee more tests on highways is next term and streets and even at airports. The MSU Rodeo Club will president of the Rodeo Club, He did some testing on his own last weekend at the bring a bit of the old West to pointed out that other colleges campus next term with MSU's and universities have had rodeos Pontiac-Oakland Airport. first rodeo. in the past and "it was about "A small Lear Jet registered 125 db on my meter as it passed The rodeo, which will be time MSU had one too." Snowman stunt the According to Vanderhoning, The men of the House of Abelord in Abbot Hall me on runway," Anderson sponsored by the MSU Rodeo the rodeo will involve anywhere said, "and that airport is also the Club and the removed the furniture from the room of Bill National from 4 to 10 other schools, all Whiting third busiest in Michigan." Intercollege Rodeo Assn., will be and Randy Disbrow, Tecumseh freshmen, and in s members of the Great Plains The level where noise stops held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 and at region of schools. place built a four foot snowman. One of the residenrs being just offensive and actually 2 and 7:30 p.m. Feb. 28 in the MSU's rodeo will include all forgot to lock the door before going to dinner and hurts is 130 db. MSU judging pavilion. returned find the standard events such as calf to a pretty "frosty" rommmate. Anderson is also concerned Tickets for the performances roping, bare-back and saddle State News photo by Bill Whiting about what effect intensive noise are $1.50 and seating will be on bronc riding, steer wrestling, has on the psychological makeup a general admission basis. ribbon roping and Brahma bull of an individual. He was Nihil Vanderhoning NOW! 4TH WEEK! vice riding (complete with clowns). A purse of $120 will awarded to the first place winner be Individual in of each event. offered all MIDDLEPORT, N.Y. (UPI) The- Royalton-Hartland f ii § i ; Junior-Senior High School in this community near Niagara Falls L* gives individualized reading instruction to all its students. Each is diagnostic-ally tested to determine his strengths and weaknesses easy rider and receives at least 10 weeks instruction tailored to his needs. MHA-WIC PRESENTS "EASY RIDER IS GREAT! CLINT EASTWOOD ASTONISHINGLY PERFECT! EVERYTHING IS GOOD!" COUNTRY BLUES • CITY BLUES IN "HAUNTINGLY BEAUTIFUL! 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JAMES GARNER, GAYLE HUNNICUTT in ''MARLOWE" SOON: "BABY DOLL" * "SPIRITS OF THE DEAD' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 17 state news state news classified 1:00 p.m. TODAY Last day for Peanuts Personal classified 355-8255 - Special! 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment Employment Employment The State News does not OPEL RALLYE 1968. New Pirelli CORAL GABLES of Manistee now BUS DRIVERS: The Lansing School EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAN for permit racial or religious radial tires, studded snow tires. taking applications for Winter District urgently needs school bus full or part time. Apply to ELDA discrimination In Its ad¬ drivers. Minimum of 4 hours per DIANE BEAUTY SALON 210% $1,500. Call 882-1876. 3-12/5 term, waitresses, bartenders. vertising columns. The Lodging furnished, skiing minutes day (mornings and afternoons). Abbott Road. 4-12/7 State News will not accept PLYMOUTH 1964 Fury convertible. away. Call or write, Tom Must be at least 21 years of age, possess good driving record and PIANO PLAYER male or female, to • AUTOMOTIVE advertising which discrim¬ All power. Good. Must sell. Anderson, Coral Gables, Manistee, 355-2810. 4-12/5 able to pass physical. Phone play dinner background music. inates against religion, Michigan. 1 - 616 - 723 - 9944. • EMPLOYMENT MACHUS REDFOX race, color or national or¬ 5-12/7 393-3450^ext^4. X 5-1 2/7 • FOR RENT PONTIAC TEMPEST 1964. Good RESTAURANT 371-1300. 4-12/7 • FOIt SALE igin* condition. Must MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: sell, leavingJVISU. SECRETARY needed for permanent ASCP registered or eligible to • LOST & FOUND Best offer. 351-8117. 4 12/5 ^ position. Must have experience work in BABYSITTER WANTED bacteriology. Also need a t PERSONAL and ability. Apply at 3308 South Dependable woman. 3:30 p.m. to part time medical technologist, 11 • PEANUTS PONTIAC 1965 Catalina automatic, Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing. 5-12/7 midnight. North side 482 7137. PERSONAL all power, radio. Good condition. p.m. to 7:30 a.m., Friday only. 3-12-7 Would consiser non-registered if • REAL ESTATE Automotive 355 3049. 2-12-5 AILING ROOM SERVICE ugh • bro- Apply at For Rent experience, clinical laboratory • TRANSPORTATION CORVAIR MONZA 1962 automat ic PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 1964 ^\V.^ar, Suite 11, Apply SPARROW HOSPITAL • WANTED Runs good. $125. 351-50£)8 4-door hardtop. Power windows, PERSONNEL or call 487-6111, V RENTALS: G.E. 19" 2-12 7 steering, brakes. 627-7045. 2-12-7 extension 353. X5-12/7 portable--$8.50 per month including stand. Call JR. DEADLINE CORVETTE 1964 convertible, PONTIAC CATALINA Convertible WANTED SECRETARY CULVER receptionist for High Fidelity CHILD CARE WORKER. Male or COMPANY, 351-8862. 4-speed, positraction. Best offer 1966. All tires, female 217 Ann Street, East 1 P.M. one class power, new Store. Age 21 or over; Filing, 50 applicants to supervise Lansing. C day be¬ over $1850. 339-2803 after 6 p.m. excellent condition. Sacrifice. fore wpm typing; shorthand or good publication. 2 12-5 487-3102. S-12/5 business writing; statements. Applicants should be able to work Cancellations - 12 noon one Direct contact with public. Wages weekends and at least two class day before publica¬ RAMBLER 1963 American. One CORVETTE - 1963 new top, new Jing Call afternoons from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. tion. owner, best offer. 332-1473 after each week. Prefer engine. $1,425. Call 489-5635, appointment, 337-2310. applic after 6 p.m. 2 12-5 5 p.m. 3-12/5 NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented work Winter term graduat only MSU PHONE DODGE 1963 Dart. Good. RAMBLER 1962. No rust. First COOK-NIGHTS. Good pay, good considered for full time positior to students and Moving faculty. $8.84 month (including must sell. 339-9077 355-6640. $100. takes it. 355-7779 after 6 working conditions. Apply Coral Apply to personnel, Su tax). STATE MANAGEMENT 355-8255 4-12/7 or p.m. 5-12/7 Gables 2838 East Grand River. Commonwealth for Boys, Albio CORPORATION, 444 Michigan 10-12/5 RATES Michigan 49224. 2-12-7 Av. 332-8687. C FALCON 1968 -4 door, 6 cylin RAMBLER 1961. Army bound, f BABY SITTER needed starting next 1 day standard. $1400 or best o Hours and salary arranged. i 1.50 term. 487-0703, 6-10 p.m. 4-12/5 351-3514. 5-12-5 Live in or out. 484-6703. 3-13/5 15^ per word per day 3 dovs J4.00 FALCON 1963 Futura 6. TEMPEST 1963 convertible. - WORK UNTIL 23rd. Come back for 13 1/21 per woru per aay Fantastic running condition. next term. $75 average for 25 5 <*ay« S6.50 Excellent transportation. $195. hours. Call Mr. Marks at 373-6522 13< per .word per day rust. Phone 332-5555, Gary. 3399310 1-12-5 on Monday 8th and Tuesday 9th. 2-12-5 2-12-7 (based on 10 words per ad) VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN 1963 There *ill be excellent all around condition SENIOR a 50tf service FAIRLANE 1966 GT A 390 DEPARTMENTAL and this bookkeeping charge if a^ is not paid within Snow tires, radio. $550 353-8276 SECRETARY: Need personable, energetic girl for number 2 job in Vacancies Now Available Employment pleasant 4-girl office. Must be VOLKSWAGEN 1963 very sharp accurate typist, responsible, and For Winter Term ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with FORD 1951. 65,000 and clean. Newly rebuilt motor. familiar with university forms, Tne State News will be KALAMAZOO STREET BODY cars. Specialty order department 627 7917 3-12 7 of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity procedures and policies. Call responsible only for the SHOP. Small dents to large 355-3600. 1-12-5 first wrecks. American and foreign Employer. 351-7319 for dty's incorrect inser¬ cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. tion. NEEDED FOR Christmas 2628 East Kalamazoo. C vaca 4-man furnished from $55/person/month. JAGUAR MK2 3.8 Litre 1960, girls for typing. Detroi AM/FM stereo, leather interior, Mile-Wyoming 313 - 341 -i MASON BODY SHOP 812 East clean 351 5126. 3 12-7 PROFIT ON STUDENT 2-12-7 Enjoy country estate living with all the urban conveniences. Automotive Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. Just three minutes from the MSU campus. The height of MERCURY CYCLONE, 1966 289. MISERY? Complete auto painting and GOOD COMMERCIAL AMERICAN RAMBLER 1968. Stick Must sacrifice - $89b or best offer. NOT US! c, isiort servirf IV 5-0256 C apartment luxury. si: .it, 351 2319. 3-12/5 rddio, low mileage, Join New Community Auto NEW DETACHABLE auto ski rack. year. Fringt^ ; t \,X-w, days a warranty 332-6946 after 6 pm week. Be V *^oie at 4 PM 3-12 7' Club Retail Outlet Campus Will fit all G.M. cars. Call MERCURY 1966 Mo 882-5717, ask for Mr. Leonard. 353-2769. 4-12/5 • Wall-to-wall carpeting Texaco. Michigan.and Beal 5-12/7 IT'S HARD TO TOP THE good buys AUSTIN HEALY 1967. 3,000 MK Stteet. Membership fee, $6. household • Individually controlled heat on goods in the III. Green, in excellent condition, Discount prices on gas, oil, AUSTIN HEALEY, Dynaplastic, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: » Private patio or balcony Classified Ads. Check now. overdrive. 351-2184. 5-12/7 Excellent • Kitchens with range, refrigerator/freezer, parts and labor. typing and shorthand M.G MAGNETTE 1957 4 door skills required. This busy office disposal and walnut cabinets BUICK SPECIAL 1962, good local PORSCHE AUDI coupe. Excellent running VOLKSWAGEN 1968: squareback, • Draperies and rods furnished transportation, cheap. Call condition. 40,000 miles on green, 22,000 miles, very good 351 1315.4-12/7 Engine. Call after 6:00 p.m. condition 353-3383, 355-7796 Aviation conditions, excellent salary, and 1970 MODELS 393-2579 Best offer 3 12-7 3-12-7 fringe benefits. Immediate CADILLAC HE ARSE -1954 very 2.2 Litre in Stock FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to employment. Apply or call good condition. Radio, 3 new learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! Ordering 914's MUSTANG FASTBACK 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 1960. Good SPARROW HOSPITAL, Personnel tires. 355-0595. 3-12/5 Automatic transmission, 351 body/interior. Needs engine work. $145. 351 2609. 3-12/5 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324^ C 487-6111, extension 353. 6-12 7 MEADOWBROOK CHEVROLET 1965 Impala hard top 882 5585, 372-5125, after 5:30 Scooters & Cycles Phil Gordon's Inc. 283 automatic tinted glass, power steering, radio, low mileage, no p.m. 2-12-5 VOLKSWAGEN good 1963, 64 engine, condition. $500. Call HONDA 1967. 1fi bedroom, 3-man apartment Winter/Spring. 337-2510 between >6-8 p.m. only. From all of us to all of you, Apartments River House REDUCED RENT. Sublet winter winter, spring. $70/month. apartments. 12 12/5 351-2081. 2-12-5 332-5651. 4-12-7 we wish you a joyous holiday term. Girl needed. Call 351-5865. One bedroom furnished and we thank you for your 2-12/7 CAPITAL* NEAR. Clean, modern NEEDED ONE girl winter term studio. Quiet location for patronage during the past Call 351-8631 secreta-y or coed. 372-4583. year. The State News - $59/month. across from Haslett Apartments campus. 351-2738. 'ire 6ocd td see i\esnmiis 8-12-7 Classified NEED ONE twc Dept. EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, or 1-MAN 2-12/7 Release thciribmsi^NS WITH available winter term. Furnished Spring, Univer n^edpH ' —apartment, LANSING EAST Side, furnished two $100. Included utilities. 351-0655. 4-12-7 near c O 351 -23l>o. J-12-7 Americana bedrooms all utilities paid. WOODMERE APARTMENT. luxury 2 bedroom available winter New a Heatmv stmmi FfcSHTT 351-5313. 3-12-7 ONE GIRL needed to sublet Winter Suitable for four. 6 months lease, MARRIED COUPLES $160 to term. One block from and spring term. 1 block from Berkey. $165. 3370409 or 372-5385 536 ALBERT. Two girl apartment $175/month. 6 and 9 month 351-7563. 4-12-7 FACULTY APARTMENT. campus. Also 1 single room with 8-12 7 Furnished. All utilities paid. $135 t Cedar Village, 315 Bogue, Unfurnished. No pets. EAST cooking. $70. 351-9036. 2-12/7 332-5051. 4 12-7 per month. 332-2495. 3-12-7 ONE BLOCK from Berkey. Need 1 LANSING MANAGEMENT. AVAILABLE DECEMBER 15th. or 2 men to sublease in 4-man Luxury z-man btoddard 1 GIRL needed for 3 man NEED FOUR people to sublease apartment. 351-0877. 3-12-5 apartment Apartment. Call 351-3806 2 12-5 Winter term only 351-2348 apartment for Spring term. Future RN Graduates 351-2103. 3-12-5 ONE MAN needed for 4-man, 3-12 7 If you are thinking SUB NEXT winter/spring. Walk to campus. one or two terms. Deluxe abou working in St. Paul ONE MAN needed for luxury Woodmere apartment 351-8454 2 bedroom. Cambria Townhouse. LOOKING FOR A PLACE afver graduation, we apartment near campus. Very low 2-12-7 2 BEDROOM apartment with Dishwasher, basement, carport, TO LIVE? would like to discuss rate. 351-9535 3-12 7 fireplace, for 3 or 4 students. 1 etc. 332-6029. 2 12-5 ROOMMATE SERVICE ONE MAN needed ONE GIRL to sublet winter spring. block from Berkey. Reasonable. employment possibilities CAN HELP YOU! apartment Win ONE MAN r 2-man Close to 332-6927. 351-9504. 5-12/7 ONE with you. campus. GIRL for Winter, Spring, apartmer- C .crm Walk to X5-12/7 CALL 351-3558 351-1375. 3-12-5 Summer. $62.50. Free month's Happiness is . . . Nursing campus. i,TV a month. 351-8905 731 WILL sublet beginning winter 541 E. GRAND RIVER rent. 351-0097. 3-12-5 at Bethesda. 7-12 7 A REAL bargain! 1 - 3 girls sublet term, $180. Call Den, 351-9137. SUBLEASE WINTER 3-m ONE MAN needed for three min, ATTRACTIV A O D E R N Winter term, $60/montV Rivers Edge Apartment. Only X5-12/7 Houses Bethesda Lutheran Hospital unfurnished- 2 Lowebrook Arms. Call 351-5731. NEEDED: ONE girl for 4-girl. Eden $57.40. Winter term. Newly 559 Capitol Blvd. Roc. Winter and/or Spring. painted, new furniture. 351-2048. SOUTH LANSING, Duplex St. Pa jl, Minnesota 55101 Reduced rates. .351-1745 4 12/5 4-12/5 At the holiday season, we're 3-bedroom IVi baths Formal GRADUATES OR married couple chiming in with greetings for dining room, carpeted. For family unfurnished apartment to sublet you. Here's hoping your January May. 351-8200, use only. For appointment, please Christmas is real call 393-3017. 2-12-7 3 YEAR GUARANTEE The State News. a bell-ringer! 351-5161. 3-12-7 COUPLE OR si^jle a'"' . „ . The s/cteo shuppc will 351 -26u8, Ch.2-12 -5 house. Cd!i J51-7?03 .. . 512 Hillcrest. Contact Rick or guarantee all receivers sold during ONE MAN. New Cedar Village. Rent reductions. Call John. 351-1257. DOCTORAL STUDENT looking for Rita. 2-12-5 the month of December for three second to share 4-12/5 1 2 man large two or bedroom, furnished or years on both parts and labor - a 50Vr unfurnished apartments. 6, 9 man apartment. Close to campus. LARGE WHITE house furnished, all Available December 15. 351-2609 utilities paid, fireplace, on increase from our standard guarantee. WANTED: ONP—-'cninter or 12 month leases available. after 6. 2-12-5 Riverside location, Okemos, $65 spring. R E N » C U Reduced per person, prefer four, 332-5006 rates. Call Ken, 351-2497. 4-12/5 3-12-7 ONE MAN needed for 3 nr AT IHE STEREO SHOPPE FRANDOR AREA nt. $160 Carpeted, 100 RQOMMATES NEEDED for Old and spring, 351-2114. X3-12-5 near ROOMMATE house. Start WANTED. winter term. 3 man Own MeJac of East Lansing 355-2398. X5-12/7 351-3895, ^Cedar Village. Call Larry, Randy 351-3493. 5-12/7 FOURTH Village FOR 4-man. Winter and New ! bedroom, stereos 2-12-5 carpeted, Near Frandor fireplaces, 372 2667 351-1405. 4-12-7 927 West Shiawassee. New 1 bedroom, GIRL NEEDED for Winter, Spring Air-Conditioned. Ideal for couple or graduate students. Quiet. a'nL„rRENTED°"; term, close to campus. 351-3315. 3-12/5 $56.65. $160. Furnished. 351-1270. 5-12-5 TU2-5761, ED 7-9248. 5-12/7 4TH MAN leased to June. $70. plus MODERN, QUIET studio av TWO GIRLS needed to sublet deposit. Utilities paid, except now. Walk to campus. beautiful apartment, close. NEWLY FURNISHED a electricity. 351-1325. 4-12/7 Cheap. 351-6894. 612-7 351 7798. 4-12/5 LARGE LUXURY 3-man apartment Cedarbrooke Arms - reduced rates Qhone 351-0877. 4-12-7 NEEDED: 1 girl, 4-girl, MAN to share two bedroom top floor, corner, on campus. Call $57.50 per Americana. Winter/s apartment. $75. per month. Call 351-2104 6-12-7 GIRL NEEDED Block from girls Wintf only. 332-0431. 351-1705. 5-12-5 after 6:30 PM. 351-0334. 4-12/5 Campus. No security deposit. 3-12/5 Phone 351-1395. 3-12-5 GIRL WANTED for SUBLET JANUAP^ * Jur two girl 3 BEDROOMS apartment. Near campus. bedroorD ENTED,ed FURNISHED ONE or two bedroom, people O i-Vp* EN' t-Vapiec Ne December After 5 p.m., 332-3364. 5-1 Berkey, 351-6543. 3-12-7 shower. All private. Utilities paid. 15. 337-0022. 4-12/5 month. 3t>1-1918. 3-12/5 Parking. Men or couples. 1214 East Kalamazoo. 4-12-7 May Waters Edge Apartments ONE MAN needed for apartment Winter term. 351-4003. 4-man enriched your with holidays be the happy 711 East Apartments 3-12-5 harmony of love, abundance 1 Block From Campus 711 Burcham and renewed friendships. The New deluxe 1-bedroom NEEDED: ONE girl for four man State News. Several Apartments Available for Winter furnished 2 or 3 man flat, Vi block from campus, apartments. Available now 351 2090. 3-12-5 Open-End Lease and Roommate Service Available for 9-month or 1 year. HOUSING AVAILABLE for 3 or more students. Close to campus. 489-9651 351-3525 GIRL WANTED to share New Cedar All utilities paid. Call NEJAC. WELCffi Phone 332-4432 Manager Waters Edge Apt. 213 ONE MAN Trace to winter 393 5882. 3-12 7 sublet Meadowbroo and sprirn 337-1300. C 4-12/7 SHARE HOUSF ,-,Ve room- garage, DENTED $65; 1970 ONE GIRL needed to sublease winter WANTED ONE girl starting winte term. 4-man, Evergreen Arms. couple |»U. 332-6425. 4-12/7 TIRED OF THE TENANT term. Two man apartment Aero; from campus. 351-2204 2 12-5 Reduced rates. 351-2635. 4-12-7 GIRL WANTED to share two bedroom home in Lansing. FREE RENT first month. 2 bedroom LANDLORD "RAT RACE"? NEED ONE girl winter and/or sprint Across from campus. $4C townhouse. in East All the conveniences Lansing. Manager, Available 373-5586, after 7 January 1, days 372-7545. Ask for Elaine. 3-12/7 351-9079 2-12-5 351-7194. 4 12-7 Only Cedar Village offers you: CAMPUS HILL 3-6-9-12 MONtH LEASE New Year coming? Tired of dull, drab apartment living? Escape to i day, by full-time, on-site the comfort of warm University Terrace living. We have a very few From $58.75 vacancies available so beat the New Year rush. Six and nine month • Double vanities - avoid the 8 o'clock rush! leases are now available at your discretion. So welcome the New Year PLUS • Recreation room - in case you get tired of your roommates. . . • in the luxurious living of University Terrace. Who knows, 1970 just -6 or 9 month lease: 2 bedroom-2 Groovy furnishings - an apartment can be a home! man-$200/month. • 5 spacious closets - 1 for each of you -and one to 2 bedroom-l man $75/man. fight over! may be a little brighter! • Married couples: $160-175/month. Ample parking - tired of being towed? -Guaranteed 2 car parking. Complete soundproofing. - - Dishwashers Apartments Available AND MUCH MORE! CALL TODA Just ask the tenants of S>icd£ c/tlmuiqemenl Cedar V J7 rfpa/dmaii 6 Hancujemenl fypeciafuU 44 315 Bogue 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart 351-8862 332-5051 Mich gan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 19 For Rent For Rent For Sale FRANKLY SPEAKING ly Phil Frank Peanuts Personal ifB WHAT'S TWO BED&OOMM home with GIRLS: SINGLE or double^r SKI IS: 210sm Rossignol Strato 1 SUE: THE new man is D.E.A.D. 4 carpets, drapes, and appliances. year old, no bindings. 699-2064. Merry Christmas. Ex-Charley HflPHsnte Located at the intersection of 6-12-5 Brown. 1-12-5 Harrison Road and Lake Lansing Road in East Lansing. $200 per SINGLE SLEEPING GOLF SET: 9 assorted iro SWEET AND innocent: " month. Security deposit required. bag and cart. $55. 351-0685. has been the greatest yet! Next Call. 372-5570. TF 3-12-5 term be the worst. I mill really miss you! Love, Butterscotch Fan. WOMEN S UDENTS, available T.V., APPLIANCES, records, girl's 1-12 5 MALE HANUKKAH PARTY This year Department of Humanities Concert STUDENTS - single rooms, bike, antiques, oriental rug. . . . Decembei., house. Excellent Hadassah Hour, Wednesday, December 10, parking available. Call after 5:30 351-5466 mornings. 4-12-7 joins the Israeli Club of location, kitchen, laundry. MSU in presenting the annual 7:30-9:30 p.m., 104-B Wells. 332-1918 12/7 p.m. 332 5791.3-12-7 Hanukkah party. It will be held at Beethoven: Christ on the Mt. of DIAMOND WEDDING Set, new. GIRLS SHARE room near campus. $175 best offer. 351-1054. WALLEY Congregation Shaarey Zedek, 1924 Olives; Mozart: Quartet in A major TWO BEDROv )M house, near campus or AND KARL: No Coolidge Road, East Lansing on No. 6 for Clarinet, 2 violins, viola, for 3-4, furnished, 351-9504. cooking $10. 332-1771, 4-12-7 Congratulations to a wonderful • Sunday December 7, 1969. The and cello. 3-12-7 evenings. 6-12-7 couple. Our love and best wishes doors will open at 3:00 p.m. and the ENGLISH COCKER SPANIEL forever. Barb and Jim. 1-12-5 program will begin at 3:30 p.m. The MSU Cine Series presents film CLOSE TO campus. Clean, quiet, puppies AKC registered, 4 months , SECOND .MAi^ needed for house in program will consist of lighting of the tonight, 7 and 9:15, 108-B Wells. private entrance. Call 332-3306. old. 626-6570 4-12-7 TO WHOM it should concern, one Lansing. Own bedroom. 393-6583 candles, singing, dancing, and games W.C. Fields, Mae West, "My Little 2-12-7 after 6 p.m'2-12-5 plus one WILL equal infinity with for everybody. Abe Kunianski will be Chickadee", Chapter 13 Flash LEAR JET Tape Deck with amp and patience. RSVP 05538913. 1 12-5 Gordon. 50 cents, no ID's. NEED: 2 m«n; $65 with utilities. MEN SINGLE, double. Cooking, speakers, Tenna car stereo. Call Mike 484-5501. 3-12-5 Refreshments will be served. The Close to campus. 351-2783. parking. 327 Hillcrest 332-6118, admission is $2.00 for families and Beal Film Group presents film, 3-12 7 337-9612.4-12-7 50 cents for students. Everyone is tonight. 6:45, 8:20, 10:05, 106B 2 FORMALS, blue and mint green. iiivited! Rides provided, call Gaby Wells, "The Black Cat" (Kuroneco) NEAT GIRL needed by December SINGLE ROOM. Male student Linens Different styles. Connie, Real Estate 75 cents, no ID.; 7:00 and 9:15, 15. Own bedroom, near campus. $48 75 evenings, 351-1362. 3-12-7 furnished. 332 1682. 3-12-5 Near campus. Phone, 355-8567. 3 12-5 NEED A home? One that is cozy, ^nde 351-6640. MSU Peruvian Club presents "A Day 104-B Wells "Splendor in the Grass," 50 cents, no ID; 7:00, 8:40, 10:20, USED DYNACO 35W Basic convenient close to schools, and With Peru." December 5, 7:30 p.m., 102-B Wells, "King and Country", 75 GRAD: SHARE duplex. Large private room $70 plus utilities. turntable/cartridge. Call not too expensive? Good! I have Lansing Community College Lecture cents, no ID. TWO AND th ee bedroom houses on 355-9883.4-12 7 the home for you. Please call Hall, Old Central on Shiawassee and 351-3747 4 12-7 Lake Lansi.og. Phone 351-8810 9 Maxine Lambert at Simon Seymour, Lansing. Panel discussion Real to 5. 3-12-> EAST SIDE. Clean, 3 sleeping rooms. DRUMS LUDWIG, full set, 350.00. Estate, MSU - Okemos Branch, by i . You v Private kitchen and bath. Males Will discuss price. 351-1895 after 351-2260 or 487-3055. 3 12 / Peru, right from a native. Ask him Who's 10 p.m., Russ. 3-12-5 any question you like. Paintings: By only 489 7841. 4-12-7 . artist Doris M. Saenz: "Arte Recreation Whose Peruano" - oil, acrylic, etc. one day METAL SKI IS, Cubco bindings, $50. Near .rented* •y.. 3 -12 5 Boots, $15. Poles, $5. 484 7384. SPAIN!! TOR RE MOLI NOS special. Color Movie: "Secret of the 'THAT WAS W SHORTEST P£ - 4 12-7 December Incas." Refreshments will be served. 26th to January 3rd. Accommodite 6-8. Claucherty QUIET, COMFORTABLE, convenient, single room for man. SANSUI MODEL 800 AM/FM \o\ aiamr rue et Complete deluxe package $249. Phone Frank Buck. 351-1437 or No cooking. University approved receiver, 70 watts. 393-5882 after 332-3581. TF sophomore, Zeta Tau Alpha to David Realty. ,j51-5300 evenings. union ballroom. 332-5900 C -12-7 and University rules. Ideal for 5 p.m. 3-12-5 Johnson, Livonia sophomore Delta Service Upsilon. The New Community Auto Club improvement winter term. 1 GUILD Starfire V electric guitar. FURNISHED 3 man house Available after finals, 428 Grove And 1 Yamaha 12-string guitar. deeply regrets the State News article, Lynn Head, Bloomfield, senior, Zeta $ 1 30./m )nth 484 6880. Personal which appeared on Monday, Tau Backstreet says farewell. 3-12-7 Street. Phone for appointment, Inquire, 351-2256. 3-12-5 Alpha to Raymond Chateau, November 17th in which a well 351-4266 or 351-9023 4-12 7 Warren, senior Delta Upsilon. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION, FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literatur SONY 630, new. EV mikes, new, meaning M.H.A. official stated the STUDENTS ro rniults, large Top producing Miniature Call licensed agent--S--- grooming and stripping. Will price of gasoline at our retail outlet. Fisher 500, Gerrard A70, Grado Andrea Stokas, Detroit, junior to brick f R?',N» t.V t block t0 FOR RENT: House. Call 351-3841 Elliptical, new, speakers. Best Schnauzer in United States at STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. t groom in your home or free The statement made was factual, but Ronald Barkley, Lemoore, Calif., MSU. 3o/-1378. 5-12/7 i stud. AKC puppies 351 1244 pickup and delivery. 351-1244 should offer. 339-9310. 2-12-7 not be misinterpreted to 8-12-7 senior, Delta Upsilon. SENIORS permanently fix the price of gasoline. HASLETT J bedroom brick The price of gas, oil and parts ROOM FOR woman. Close MAXI COAT - Navy, Size 12/13, ALTERATIONS 'AND dressmaking M. Deborah Nelson, Park Forest, III., furnished near schools. $250 CHRISTMAS PUPPY. Black male CALL WOLVERINE NOW IF Knapp's. Quiet house, kite! never worn, reasonable price. depends on their cost which are not sophomore, Kappa Delta, to Michael includes utilities. Available miniature AKC registered poodle by experienced seamstress. 332-0647 after 4 p.m. 5-12/7 351-0887. 1 12-5 YOU WANT YOUR PIC TO determined by us. The New January 1st.' FE 9-8041. 3-12/7 393-1593 after 5 p.m. 2-12-7 Reasonable charges. Call Keating, Indianapolis, Ind., senior APPEAR IN THE 1969-70 355-5855 0-12 7 Community will continue to give the Purdue, Delta Tau Delta. 2, 3 1967 DODGE 440, 2-door hardtop largest possible discount to members. ONE GIRL. 135 Cedar, East Lansing. , or man rooms. Carpeted, POODLES. REGISTERED white toy EDITION, AT 353-5292. panelled, furnished, parking. with vinyl top, $1500. Call TYPING-term papers and thesis. If any member feels that we have Patricia L. Riggs, South Rockwood, Near campus. Available December $65 627-5933. Will hold for Cooking and laundry facilities. 2 882-3826 after 6 p.m. 2-12-7 Electric typewriter-fast service. unjustly advertised we urge the senior. Alpha Delta Pi to Stephen F. 15-June/August. 351-1465 4-12/5 Christmas. 2 12-7 member to seek adjustment at a blocks to MSU $135 per term. Call 332-4597. 6-12-5 Lewis, Lansing, senior. Phi Mu Alpha 425 Ann VIRGIN WOOL Maxi Board of Directors meeting, which Street Call Ward, 1 GIRL for 8 girl house Close to NORWE IGAN ELKHOUND puppies. 351-7970, or Grady, 337-2581. Custom knit. 4' Marsha Weingarden, Southfield, campus. Winter term. $50 5-12/7 355-4786. 1-12-5 AKC registered. Phone 337-9496 Peanuts Personal sophomore, to Jack Rosenberg, Oak including utilities. 351-8229. evenings. 5-12/7 New Community Auto Club will hold IBM SELECTRIC. Experienced with Park, junior Alpha Epsilon Pi. 4-12/5 ATTRACTIVE SINGLE or double a Board of Directors meeting on SHEPHERD AND St. Bernard term papers, theses, technical room for graduate women. Near Our very best wishes to you Sunday December 7, 1969 8 30 ENGAGEMENTS NEAT GIRL nueHo-' puppies, 6 weeks old, $25. papers Call Sharon, 627-2936. --Qedroom. campus. Quiet. References. during this happy season. 5-12-7 p.m., Room 33 Student Union Campus cl Q ' December 332-1746. 7-12-7 482-8611 3-12-7 Building. Judy Fairbrother, Caledonia, senior 15. $48.75^ i-1362. 6-12-7 Thank you for the privilege TERM PAPERS, dissertatic Delta Zeta to Chuck Hoebeke, Grand MEN 21 and over. Clean quiet rooms. of serving you. The State Experienced. Can pick MSU Management Club trip to Rapids, senior, Alpha Kappa Psi. 3 BEDROOM duplex. Modern Cooking and parking. Close. News. Karen 882-2639. 0-12-5 Whirlpool Corporation at Benton kitchen witK built-ins; dishwasher, Reasonable 487-5753, 485-8836 Harbor, Michigan, Friday, 9:00 a.m. family room, basement and 5-12/7 KAN - 730 + 1 = 2. A googleplex to Meet in Management Department, LEAR JET Stereo - 8 track home WHY PAY more? Superior typing at carport. Phtne 351-7194. 4-12/7 go Love, Ape, George, Robot, 2nd floor Eppley Center. tape player. $75.00. 351-1107 sane prices. Phone 351-1765. Crazy Man, Seal, Frog, Gunky. 2-12-5 0 12-5 GIRL TO share house for Winter and 1-12-5 St. John Student Parish Folk Bonnie Spring terms. Own bedroom, $50 Borgeson) Birmingham, ADORABLE. PLAYFUL, kittens TERM PAPERS, letters, etc. Sing/Coffee House, tonight, 8:15 ANTIQUE TRUNKS Large senior, Alpha Phi to Robert Blanding, plus utilities. 482-4365. 4-12/7 CHUCKLES: FOR your birthday Experienced and rapid service. selection, finished and unfinished p.m., St. John's Lower Lounge, 327 E. Lansing, U.M. grad. Phi Delta trained. 676-1213. 3-12/5 you deserve champagne and kisses 393-4075 5-12-7 M.A.C. Featuring Ruth Knapp and Nice Christmas Gifts. TU2-9157 Theta. MAN FOR tws man duplex. $80, Crackers. 1-12-5 3-12-7 John Campbell. Admission 25 cents. utilities paid] Own bedroom. Call For Sale Mobile Homes 351-3611. 3-12/5 Marjorie Rainey, Birmingham, senior, Once Albatross Coffeehouse. 8:30 DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and USED SEWING machines. Singers, 47x8 CHAMPION " rv'room. 1 mile again we renew the p.m. Alpha Phi to William Darooge, Grand 547 E. Grand River Friday and 3 Whites, Kenmore, zig-zags and happy words, MERRY Rapids, MSU grad. - 4 girls nneded for house on engagement ring sets. Save 50 straight stitchers. $11.88 and up. from cam(c0W00 351 3927 Saturday: Street Corner Society Haslett Streeit. Starting December percent or more. Large selection TF B B A. N.B B.£ CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! presents "Just for the Hell of It." 15. 337-0915'.. 4-12/7 of plain and fancy diamonds. N.B.B.A. N.B.B.A. i The State News. Also Saturday - Virginia Van Valzah, ELECTRO-GRANDS. Shopping 1965 PARKWOOD, 60' X 12', 2 s A. Van Arkel, $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX finals. 1-12-5 folk artist. Sunday, December . hours Monday and Thursday 9 super THREE MEN reeded for three man, SECONDHAND STORE, 509 bedroom, air conditioned, water 7 - Theatre Department presents 1 a.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday, softener, furnished, carpeted, three bedro >m house. $60. All FLETCHER KINCAID, the fir: ^ast Michigan. 485-4391^ Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to washer, utility shed. On lot. South FOR FAST, efficient typing call act play "White Liars." utilities included, furnished, 1007 you left yours - I left mini GARAGE SALE Saturday, December 5 p.m. Saturday 9-12 p.m. 804 SHIRLEY MENSE. 339-2069. May, Lansi.ig. Call 485-4163. Lansing. Best offer over $4,000, left together -- now we 6th. Moving, must sell antique East Michigan, Lansing. 3-12-7 3-12/5 Emmons Hall Car Smash, to relieve 3-12/5 cash 882-8096, after 6 p.m. together! -- J.G 1 -12-5 Final Exam week pressures, Sunday rockers, early Empire couch desks, 4-12/7 Patricia Holmes, Breckenridge, Minn., crib, 2 easy chairs, books. CONN ORGAN New with bench TYPING DONE in my home. 2% December 7 from noon until junior. Delta Zeta to Robert May, NEEDED ONE girl Winter term POLISH BONGO player: The si blocks from campus.332-1619. - - itche Can be 3815 Richmond, sundown on the grounds between : seen at 1958 NEW Moon, 8 X 40. close t out -- it's official now! I lov Kent. Minn., MSU grad. roomy house. $60/month. Close to 27-12/5 appliances. Foreign language Lansing. $1200 new, will sell for campus, ideal for coupl Emmons, Bailey, and Brody Hall. Mr campus. 351-0089. 3-12/5 Lucy. 1-12-5 English office model typewriter $800 Call after 6:00 p.m., 337 1128. 3-12/5 Dutch, Brody Complex Manager, will ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith and stand. Miscellaneous. 3/4 mile 393 2579. 3-12-7 give the car its first smash. HOLT-MASON area near expressway. offset printing. Complete service East of M-78 , 5100 Bath Road, 1968, 12 X 60, 2 bedrc 3 bedroom. Cape Cod Range, Perry. 1-12-5 LONG BLACK wig, $50 Also fall, Student-Faculty Coalition Against Debi Shaw, Detroit refrigerator, disposal, fireplace, manuscripts, general typing. IBM. the War meeting, Sunday, December excellent condition. 351-5393. dining room carpeted and draped. 20 years experience. 332-8384. C CHRISTMAS TREES. Cut your own 2 12-5 7, 8:00 p.m.. Room 35, Union 2 car garage, full finished beautiful Pine, Spruce, or fir. Building. Two Gl organizers from basement. Uyailable soon, lease COMPLETE THESIS services Fort Dix will be here to speak on $2.88. 4811 Ballentine Road. (Go BOGEN CHB-35 PA amplifier. HAMPTON 1968, 12x60 Two $200. p et month. Phone HOT DOG wishes the tremendous discount printing. IBM Typing and north on Abbott or Chandler.) Fender Fuzz-WAH, $50 each or bedroom, bath and half. Early Vietnam, and Gl rights. Part of the LAN DON REALTY TU2-6635, patrons of Akers Snackshop the 2-12-7 $90 for the pair. 8 fender 15" American. 485-7478. 5-12/7 Group that opened the Muldraugh evenings 694-4491. 1-12/5 merriest * of Christmases and publications.Across from Campus, Coffeehouse and came under heavy replacement speakers, $40 each. increased self-enrichment for the corner MAC and Grand River FRUIT BASKETS made to order 482-4451 3-12-7 attack by local and army officials. Larry R. Ginther, Ithaca, s 1957 1-12-5 $2.25 and up. Centennial Market, HALOMARK 10X47 on lot in coming year. below Style Shop. Call Copygraph SNO-CAP CHRISTMAS TREES. At Services, 337-1666. C MSU Cinema Guild presents flicks: U.S. 27 at Dill Road 669-3157. 694-0117, evenings. 5 12 5 EVA AND PAUL: Congrats and Best 0-12-5 Meijer's Thrifty Acres Okemos Friday and Saturday, 7 and 9 109 3 GIRLS. Furnished home. Washer, of Luck always. Marsha and Jack. and West Saginaw Stores. Quality Anthony. "The Wild One'" plus dryer. $60 plus utilities. 112-5 BLACK LIGHTS. Two sizes to trees at discount prices 6-12-7 Lost & Found "Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge." 351-0795. 1-12/5 choose from. Complete with CALIFORNIA GIRL - Santa's 355-8255 now! fixtures. Marshall Music Company, SELLING STEREOS AND LOST 12/2 lady's watch coming late this year but think of 245 Ann Street. 1-12-5 COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster MKB Reward. Phone Marilyn, the fringe benefits with the new ; firePj;>o*~ with a Classified Ad. Dial 353-2420 3-12 7 The Castoffs. 1-12-5 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 *A\ ^ disposal. COMPLETE SCUBA gear $100. Must 355-8255 today ! No job too large or too small. for all $225 to June $200 positive. A negative, B sacrifice 339-9129 or 351 8948. FOUND BLACK and white puppy. Block off campus. 332-3255. C January iO September. 337-0409 negative and AB negative, $10.00 2-12 7 WEDDING GOWN excellent Bogue Street Call 332 8696 O or 351 7665. 7 12-5 2 12-5 TERM Negative, $12. MICHIGAN condition. Size 10 $75. Paid $150 PAPERS, envelopes, general COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, MARANTZ-SEE the expanded line 372 6505 3 12 5 typing. Dictaphone or tape 507 !4 East Grand River, East of receivers from $199.95 to MONEY FOUND. 355 9369 2-12-7 transcription. 393-3663. TF Lansing. Above the new Campus $69500 MAIN ELECTRONICS, TAPE RECORDER Akai M-9 Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 SPARTAN HAi_L Leasing winter 5558 South Pennsylvania. Crossfield heads, solid state PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Complete p.m. Monday, Wednesday and term. Men. women. Call noon. 882-5035. C 4-track, 4-speed. Vertical stereo. Professional Thesis Service. IBM Mary E. Geurink, Allendale, senior. 17, CONGRATULATIONS Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 351 9286. TI¬ 337 7210. 3 12-5 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith Alpha Delta Pi to John Anderson, graduate. Thanks for 2 super P-m. to 6:30 p.m. 337 7183. C SAY IT IN FRONT OF HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or Offset Printing and Hard Binding. Sparta, MSU grad., Farmhouse. 50,000 years. You'll have a great future. ME N SINGLE close, quiet, private PEOPLE! BRAND NEW Cassette Ampex 95 engaged? Tell it to the world with Free Brochure and Estimates. Call Talk about business 12 5 SINGLE MAN desires quiet room entrance. 332-0939. After services with worth over $320 Best offer Call an announcement in WHO'S 337-1527. C Jane M. Barlow, Birmingham, junior a Student Service Winter, Spring terms. ( December 7ti. 2-12/7 351-1544 4-12-7 WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. to Robert B. Reynolds, Birmingham, Directory ad. Call Judi. 355-8255 BUNGALO, GLAD your boots aren't 353-9343 between 1 6 p. Room 347 Student Services. THESIS AND term paper typing. todav for details. made for walking! A powdered 351-1906 evenings. S 12/7 Wayne senior. Pi Kappa Alpha. SINGLE ROO / with kitchenette. IBM Selectric. Editing Service FARFISA MINE - compact organ Gentleman with references. ENTIRE FAMILY wear glasses?Save wig doesn't suit you. A judge's available. Good service. 372-8629. with Fender bass amplifier. $425 RETURNING GRAD student m Eva Cline, Southfield, sophomore to at OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 7 12-5 Parking. IV : 8304. 2-12/7 or best offer. After 9 p.m. Paul Freeman, Miami, Fla MSU East Graduating! Love Always university married hou< , Michigan Ave., 372 7409. 332 2650 2 12-5 grad.. Alpha Epsilon Pi. Herkamur. 1 12-5 Winter. 353-2398 1-12-5 SINGLE ROOM. Man. winter. Block C 12 5 T ransportatlon campus. Quet. Serious student. EPIPHONE GUITAR and amplifier HEATHKIT AR 14 Stereo receiver HEY! COME ear Ruth and John 332-8498 1 12/5 with trebelo, reverb - $375. Call t 327 M A C. 1-12-5 Garrard MK60 record Changer and Owosso 7235481 after 6 p.m WOMEN UNSUPERVISED double. speakers 355 6728 3 12-5 2-12-5 LINDA .L PAY cash for old model GRAAR, Tigress, don't RIDERS WANTED to Phila. N.Y.C. Cheap. One block from campus. $5 FOR '/* hour use of MTA 317 Phone 332-0 318. 2 12/7 ATTENHOFFER SKIIS Racing finalize too hard. Love, your Leave Detroit December 16. lirplane engines equipped for ; PLACE knotty pine gun cabir lecture notes Missed due to job Scotsman. 1-12-5 unning with ignition system. Also binds, never been used. 351-0072 $40. Chrome table, 36 X 46, i and illness. 484 3967 2-12-7 Return December 22. Call Mike GIRLS: 2. (iooking and home for information. 3-12-5 353 0027. 1-12-5 leaf, $20. 372-3607. 3-12/4 privileges. Cose. 332-0939. After STOP OUT to see us. William SO LONG everyone. "Nice meeting December 7th. 2-12/7 RIDERS TO Denver one way LADIES AND men's genuine fur Associates Get Acquainted Club January 5th. 353 3780 or coats All lengths. From $8.00 now open 6840 South Cedar, friendship. Baggott 2-12-5 532 Abbott Road. Single rooms for 339 9077 2 12 7 W05-5553, KE7-8253. Detroit, Suite B or call 694 8185 Monday men. Cooking privileges. Phone Michigan. 5-12/7 through Saturday from 1 8 p.m. MERRY CHRISTMAS to ever RIDE WANTED Jamestown. N.Y. 332-0625 after 5 p.m. 2-12/7 UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar 2 12 7 who has partaken in the zoi OLD COINS and common date silver after Noon, December 10th. Call STEREO SPEAKER System: E.V term. Benny 1-12-5 coins dated before 1965. SINGLE rooms: Men Block Union chest-of-drawers, bookcases, GIRL SCOUT Linda, 353-6100 or Jim, SP12's, T35's (no ^closures), 6 Troop 23 I 484 3689 O 12 7 353-8331. 3-12/5 Cooking, parking 314 Evergreen prefinished picture frames, and years old; $"cOV»^ now $100 sale. 4717 Donald Street, TO F-4'S D.Z. Buddies: Best v Within hours after you place 332-3839. 3 12-7 PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 offer-^Vt-4046 after 5:30 December State News Want more. or best 5 and 6 froi for finals! Merry Chris RIDE NEED COMMENCEMENT tickets. a Ad, Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C TO Springfield, Jacksonville, South p.m. 5-12/7 Bassinette, baby tenda, 1 12-5 Will pay $1 each. Call 353-7200, there's nothing secret about MEN SINGLE, double room, junior. Illinois area. Will split gas. its message. It has gone to days. 3-12/5 Nice home, some privileges. COUCH AND matching chair. $80. December 12, 13. 353-7462 332-6622. 3 J2-7 3-12-7 50,000 people and it is being Box springs and mattresses $40. RELIABLE BABYSITTER-days read! If you Call 355-5940. 4-12/5 have something PERFECT APARTMENT puppies. from 6:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. 5 EFFICIENCY ROOM - Close to THE BANANA a s< RICHARD M. BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN you'd like to sell, don't keep ' These dog weaned on Budweiser. My bearded clam children. Prefer someone near it Union. Carpet, fireplace. SCENE with an exciting new job. a secret. Tell the buying Free for booking for v awaits you, your goddess Val. University. 332-3497 after 3:30 $21./week. Non-smoker, neat nothing. 351-2414. Check today's Classified Ads! public by dialing 355-8255. 332-0247.2 12-5 1-12-5 4-12/7 p.m. 3-12/5 adult. 663-8118.2-12-5 20 Mulligan ^■ -ic News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 5, 1969 MEDICAL WOES Sexy patients bother MDs DENVER (AP) - A perform a thorough down many primrose paths to guy," but the result is poor psychiatrist gave some advice examination. indulge her need for punishment medicine. Wednesday to physicians about The Doctor Killer is actually a and gratification." This type of The problem is not unique to one of their sex problems -- that man-hater who must for patient constantly seeks medical doctors. All persons in of the seductive patient. psychological reasons dominate help for imagined problems and counseling professions men, and seducing the doctor is may undergo surgery when she The unwary physician one way she tries to do it. experience it, clergymen, can make the doctor believe she becomes a "Defrocked Doc" or The Fun Patient is a "good lawyers and policemen among needs it. She seduces the doctor them. "Boobus Americus Medicus," time girl." She always tries to Dr. Herbert E. Vandervoort, of by getting his sympathy and he Seductive women have please the doctor and is more usually ends up referring her to the University of California interested in a good time than in problems which lead them someone else. school of medicine, San unknowingly to assign? being treated. Baby Doll is another form of Francisco, said, observing that Lolita is the superhuman qualities to men seductive "Doctor Killer," who manages the patient's seductiveness can who are sympathetic to them. adolescent whom doctors are to convince the doctor he is interfere with the physician's encountering more and more superhuman and tries to please treatment of her illness. often. They dress seductively him. The psychiatrist categorized and act provocatively when they Another pitfall for unwary seductive patients as the don't mean to, and there is a doctors is the "House Call." This Habitual Flirt, the Doctor Killer problem as to whether they is a special problem for the Baby Doll, the Fun Patient, should be seeing a pediatrician Ma Perkins and Lolita. Here is pediatricians who are summoned or a specialist in internal to homes to visit ostensibly sick his description of them: medicine. children only to be greeted at Ma Perkins is the old radio the door by a young mother in a The Habitual Flirt is just that, soap opera character who was negligee. and her flirtations may prevent always beset by troubles and Dr. Vandervoort made the the doctor's getting an accurate who "won't actually get the remarks at a session of the medical history or being able to doctor in bed but will lead him American Medical Assn. clinical convention. He made these observations: The patient usually is unaware that she is being seductive and the doctor unaware of what is going the seduction succeeds State News on; when the relationship ceases to be doctor-patient and becomes man-woman. Not all the seductions lead to sexual affairs but are seductive in removing the doctor from his professional relationship with the patient. There are no statistics on the frequency of this type of thing, but all doctors at one time or another encounter such patients. The "Boobus Americanus Medicus," which might be translated "American medical Boob," becomes so because of a Classified Advertising doctor's own vanity; he thinks he is reacting to the seductive patient "because he's a good Flights of fancy he current exhibit at Kresge Art Center is featuring e works of Molas from Panama. "Experiments Flight through Transparent\PVrms" is part of a jrmanent collection. State News photo by Norm Payea Groovy BRILLIANT PLUMAGE Send her into flights of fancy with a new wedding set from our delicious world. Clockwise from noon: These spaced out vinyls really swing. Put one on and do $450., $595 , $325., $550 , $395., $250. your thing. From 15 bills. Body shirts are plain up-tight. In solids & stripes they're out of sight. JEWELERS Morgan's in the Meridian Mall will be open Sundays now until Christmas 12 Noon - 5 P.M. MERIDIAN MALL LANSING MALL A ho located on BOTH STORES OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT 121 S. WASHINGTON, LANSING, MICHIGAN