Friday The cause . . . MICHIGAN STATE NEWS of the distress is that we STATE Cooler . ignore the law. Wang An-Shih UNIVERSITY today and Saturday, with - . . . a chance of rain tonight. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 ccusations, ONE WEEK IN OFFICE anic mark jck change BY JOHN BORGER Military government State News Staff Writer ack of effective duced confusion and near-paranoia irsday as 19 locks were removed from dent government offices on the order of communication resigns in Jordan old Buckner, Chairman of Associated BEIRUT (AP) - The Jordanian Airline plane carrying 58 Amman radio said 5,000 guerrillas had government serving under embattled foreigners, 32 of dents of MSU (ASMSU). King them Americans, landed in Beirut. surrendered, but it did not say whether they ,cks were removed and changed in Hussein resigned Thursday night following Passengers said mortar shells hit 100 yards gave up in the north or in all parts of Jordan. the disappearance of the y ASMSU office except the Office of prime minister just from their plane before it took off. Two Official reports from Amman reaching the as the monarch's :k Affairs, the business office, Man and military forces appeared to other planes took Britons to Cyrprus. British Foreign Office in London said have gained the upper hand over ure Bookstore and the offices of the guerrilla Israeli observers 10 miles west of the Hussein's forces have won back virtual or governing groups. insurgents. fighting in the north said Jordanian troops control of the whole country after a week of Amman radio said Hussein dividuals in the offices had received no accepted the broke the resistance of the guerrillas with bloody fighting. ning that locks would be changed, resignation of the week old government of - heavy artillery barrages at Irbid, Jordan's Before the fighting died down in ne interpreted the move as a "power military officers headed by Gen. Mohamed second largest city 50 miles north of Amman, Jordanian troops opened artillery Daoud. The king asked the ministers to and heavy machine - y" by Buckner. Off-campus on as a caretaker regime until a new stay Amman. gun fire on Arab esentative Rick Kibbey called the After the artillery barrage lifted, army guerrilla strongholds in Jebel Webdeh government could be formed. district. A vast wall of smoke ,n "a coup." units began pursuing the hung over Informants in Cairo said Daoud, who had guerrillas, they ckner said it was not. said. Amman from a fire that burned been attending the summit throughout ere is no reason for everyone on this meeting of Arab The Israelis also said invaders from the night in the heart of the leaders there, disappeared from his Syria, capital. to be paranoid," he said. "I ordered hotel reported routed Wednesday, withdrew to The two Palestinian leaders who flew to locks changed weeks ago. I didn't tell room. They said the prime minister left a Dera in southern Syria note indicating that he intended to form a leaving behind 25 dy because I thought the locks civilian government aimed at destroyed tanks. (please turn to page 23) "d be changed sometime next week and restoring peace to Jordan. «s going to tell them at the board In other developments: » No type scoopers offer "far safer" prec ti°ns - i n s t for nr Moscow' street, the Luna triunmh . J" ltll ^.jj^npl . From the wires of AP and UPI. hailed the all-mechanical feat as expedition. The first ended in hv boost for Mars and Venus. rocks aboard the capsule, .rr- .ontamination of earth by . boost for national equal to the U.S. Apollo moon failure in July 1969, when Luna Cosmonaut Alexei Yeliseyev The agency said the lunar unfamiliar bacteria from other signals at least landings. 15 crashed on the moon after its noted or Radio Moscow probe landed not far from the celestial bodies. comeback after the Russiano'l The 11-day mission of the retrorockets apparently failed. Thursday that Luna 16 Baikonur cosmodrome where the to unmanned Luna 16 craft ended That mission coincided with succeeded "without risk to Luna 16 station was launched moon. put a man on °n .fV "'el as recovery teams tracked the the Apollo 11 landing and human life and without And Dr. Bernard Lovell, An instrument "There 's no reason for everyone Sept. 12. .. a(.,r„n„mv , , _ capsule through the earth's apparently had been calculated unnecessary expenditure." His Two of West Europe's leading director ot tne ra o^ y Luna 16 remains on the on this floor to be paranoid. " h '1 atmosphere and picked it up on to beat Americans home with implication was that the Luna experts on the Soviet space observatory in o re a , surface, carrying ,)ul nai" target more than 1.400 miles soil samples. program has found a cheaper program have hailed the Luna England, said unas success radiation measurements - ASMSU Chairman Harold Buckner southeast of Moscow, in Soviet But the Luna 16 success gives and safer way to do what Apollo mission i s opening a new era in means soil samD samples w might mic be other unspecified tests, " Kazakhstan. the Russians a clear lead over the is doing. space exploration. (See story, p. 1) There was no immediate Americans in unmanned lunnar A report from Tass said first Heinz Kaminski, director of announcement on the quantity or condition of the moon soil aboard, which Luna 16's International News Cambodian government troops, blocked by a enemy force in attempts to recapture a big section ot stubborn mechanical hand scooped up in the Sea of Fertility on the lunar surface Sunday. Trial of 10 MSU students Dr. Ivan F. Obraztsov, head of Cambodia's heartland, were cut off from their supply Moscow's Aeronautics Institute base Thursday by blown bridges to their rear. Some 16 battalions of Cambodian troops-up to 6,000 men were cut off when Vietnamese saboteurs slipped and a leading space expert, praised the Luna success on television as "a large scheduled for Monday round the task force north of Phnom Penh and blew up achievement of Soviet science Judge William K. Harmon on the jn jja(j fajth" because the loitering By JAMES SHELDON and technology." charge of trespassing on charge could possibly be three bridges. State News Staff Writer He acknowledged that the U.S. University property. interpreted constitutionally, Cambodian officers in Skoun said it was not known when the offensive would be able to resume. The moon u.uu.. lauuiugs also ..«u landings «.~ had been —■ Ten of the 132 MSU students n^ccofrdi"g to because the loitering charge had 'big events," but said the Luna arrested May 19 at the Union will a"°rey , been droPPed and because the Cambodian high command was reported to be holding experiment "is a no less be tried by a jury Monday at East J.00 °J.t]h°se arresJed AechUniversity can write its own and had bee.n theJ to t">atedf back on the use of air strikes and artillery to root the important event, from the point Lansing Municipal Court before U legal constitutional , laws. came him for Scodeller said the federal enemy out of Taing Kauk. Fleeing villagers had informed judge assistance. They said they were the army that earlier allied air strikes had had no effect on may stj„ be holdjng the case "trapped" in the Union by un(jer advisement to make sure dislodging the well - entrenched foe. officials there, he added. the loitering charge is not DO YOU LIKE They were charged with trespassing and loitering. prosecuted again, Each student faced a posssible National News Davis said the students wil not 120 . day sentence, Davis said, be tried for loitering. With the loitering charge PIZZA? An East Lansing attorney, who Evidence "strongly indicates" that insiders ot the dropped, the maximum sentence gave legal advice to and is 30 days, he added, money - troubled Penn Central Railroad may have represented the 132 for reduction violated federal securities laws. Rep. Torbert H. „We have achieved a three . of bail last spring explained that fourth victory » Davis continUed. Macdonald, D-Mass., said Thursday. Raymond Scodeller, Ingham "That is what we expected to do Waiting Mentioning no names, he made the statement as a House Commerce Investigations Subcommittee, of which he is DOMINO'S NOW County Prosecutor, assured with the federal suit. I Federal Court Judge Noel Fox in Grand Rapids this summer that be an interesting trial." expect it to Registration week Student lines are seems to be one continuous student line. formed for drops, adds, financial aids, acting chairman, opened hearings into the adequacy of Davis ^ he wi„ not defend counseling, food. State News photo by Don Gerstner HAVE A STUDENT the loitering charge would not be a„ the 132 students himself regulatory laws. prosecuted. Davis said he and other attorneys for the students filed An Army spokesman said Wednesday a U.S. team will DISCOUNT CARD! Federal Court suit in July because the loitering charge was in a EASTERN SEABOARD go to northern Mexico, a* the request of the Mexican violation of the students' civil government, to remove radioactive soil from where a stray Athena missile landed July 11. White Sands released a statement saying the soil bearing rights and because the prosecution was in "bad faith." Scodeller said he dropped the Power crisis By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS low - level radioactive contamination from two cobalt loitering charge to prevent the Air conditioners were turned combined to cause the trouble. federal judge from holding it per cent at 9 a.m. capsules in the research rocket's payload will be taken to off and lights were dimmed Utilities in New York, New Both Tuesday and the White Sands Missile Range for disposal. "unconstitutional" and avoid the Thursday as utilities along the Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Wednesday,! question of double jeopardy or Eastern Seaboard again ordered Washington, D.C., and Virginia however, the utility had cut! "double prosecution" arising reductions or broadcast power eight per cent, thel power appeals Thursday maximum possible without! A District Court decision in Iowa to award S30.000 in from the trespassing and loitering "brownouts V to cope with an asking customers, particularly dqjnagipg the equipm«nt and ih damages to an admitted thief wounded as he committed charges. electrieity shortage. There were, large industrial users, to clat back Davis maintained in federal eight per cent reduction v his crime is being appealed to the Iowa SupremeCourt. signs of improvement, however, on the use of nonessential effect for about eight hoursH court that the prosecutor was hot, humid weather eased The thief broke into a vacant farmhouse owned by as a electiricity. Wednesday. trying to "harrass and intimidate little in some areas and repaired There were some encouraging Edward Briney and his wife, Bertha, and found himself not only the 132 but also the rest The New York Telephone Co.,B equipment was put back in signs. The Pennsylvania Electric face to face with a shotgun wired to discharge a full load of of the students and faculty on the service. for the second day, turned on its! Co.'s Keystone generator at 250 emergency generators in thel buckshot at intruders. Mich. State campus who might be It was the third day of the Johnstown, Pa. - an 820,000 downstate area to relieve Con Edl interested in dissident politics." current The thief was wounded and was awarded $30,000 on power crisis which began kilowatt facility that failed and the The issues presented in federal Long Island Lighting Co.i damages forcing the Brineys to auction part of their farm Tuesday, the last day of Tuesday -- was put back in of the need to power 153B court by the defense centered summer, when the shortage was service Thursday afternoon. to pay the judgment. around "lack of notice" to leave telephone buildings. so severe some utilities were In New York City, early To get your student discount card. Just order a the building, "entrapment" by forced to resort to blacking out City Hall workers set the! pizza from afternoon temperatures were in the police after the students did selected communities for brief example in voluntarily cuttingH On the ground that air priacy is no laughing matter, the Domino's and purchase your card from the driver. the low 80's, about 10 degrees They're leave, and police "variance" from back electricity. Only airline industry urged the public Thursday to refrain - at only 50c which means a lot of savings for you. These cards are periods to prevent a major below the Tuesday and three air conditioners and t\voof| established operating procedures. failure. The only good at the Trowbridge Shop and will only be on sale unexpected hot Wednesday readings. six lights normally in use w airports or on airplanes - from jokes about hijacking. Davis said the federal judge weather, generator failures and Consolidated Edison until October 12,1970. Co., on in the press room. The Air Transport Association said the airlines are decided August 12 that the loss of power from equipment which has been hampered all prosecution was "not undertaken The mayor's receptionists becoming concerned about sick - joke references that set undergoing seasonal repairs summer by the lack of two turned off all the lights ir ' the nerves of airport personnel and plane crews on edge. generators, reduced voltage five office. The State News, the student A vast sea and air hunt for three missing balloonists DOMINO'S OF MSU newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. continued Thursday and the Coast Guard said it had no Subscription rate is $14 per year FALL TERM SORORITY RUSH plans to call off the search. Two airplanes and two cutters hunted through the night 351-7100. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Association, Associated in the 50,000 - square - mile search area off Newfoundland Collegiate Press, See for yourself what sorority life Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press where the balloon "the free life" Monday evening. was last heard from Fast, Free Association, United States Student Press Association. is all about! Second class postage paid at East The three missing are Malcolm Brighton, 32, an English Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services aeronautical engineer, Rodney Anderson, 32, a New York Sign up for rush. commodities broker and his wife, Pamela, 28, an actress. Delivery Building, Michigan. Michigan State University, East Lansing, They took off from an eastern Long Island meadow Listen to the Phones: Sunday to attempt the first balloon crossing of the Atlantic. Their last message was at 7 p.m. Domino's Hour Editorial 355-8252 Friday, Sept. 25 Monday, when from 10:00-11:00 Classified . E. McDonel Lobby 5-7 p.m. they radioed: "Six hundred feet and decending. Signing Advertising 355 8255 off. Will try contact after landing." nightly on WVIC Display Advertising 353-6400 Union Parlor C 5-7 p.m. at 94.5 FM. Business-Circulation . 355-3447 Photographic . 355-8311 The Federal Trade Commission has issued a general warning to the public that certain Italian-madechenile Monday, Sept. 28 berets are very easily ignited and W. Wilson Lobby 5-7 p.m. are dangerous. S. Wonders Lobby Not only do they ignite quickly, the FTC 5-7 p.m. says, "but they burn with great intensity, release a large amount of heat and are extremely difficult to extinguish." Test strips of the material used in the berets have burning while the flame was still several inches away, begun It's the Tuesday, Sept. 29 S. Hubbard Lobby 5 - 7 p.m. making lighting a cigarette while wearing the hat an extremely dangerous act. real thing. BrodyRoomA 5-7 p.m. Campus News Wednesday Sept. 30 A crowd of 100 to 200 persons University of Michigan "diag" Thursday at noon to gathered on the Coke. Student Services Room 319 1 - 4 p.m. discuss the student housing problem in the Ann Arbor all day - any day area. Speakers supported the three - week tent - in which rooms 101 & 319 Student Services was forced to disband Wednesday. The university went to court Wednesday to have the tent city declared a health hazard. Paul Gikas, a representative of the Washtenaw County Health Meet with the rushees in your complex a Department, appeared that evening and read a statement Convocations Sept. 30 in the lounges of W. Wils°n- E. McDonel, S. Hubbard, saying the protest against the student housing situation Brody and the Union, 7 •» had become a health hazard. p.m. He said the University didn't need an injunction, but could remove the tents under trespassing laws. The tent - in was a protest against the lack of moderate - rush priced housing for college students. MtM md,r ih* •«*•>»* ♦! t*» (wM *r> Coca-Col* Bottling Company of MlcMgan begins October 1 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 3 Bruce delivers U.S. reply % * w to latest Cong peace plan PARIS (AP) The United from your — previous call for the Bruce's answer to the military "the other side" had been States issued a formal reply withdrawal of our forces within demand did not seem to be a flat X'JOK Thursday to the so - called "new peace initiatives" of the Viet Cong, and the response appeared six months, "Nor have you made clear what rejection. Bruce said he was willing to "deficient" in four areas pertaining to prisoner treatment: you mean by your statement that wait for clarification of some Identification. He said that to have left North Vietnam and 'the question of Vietnamese the Viet Cong at cross purposes, points, but that, "on the question I3-"5' September there were 1,461 armed forces in South Vietnam of treatment of prisoners of war, U.S. servicemen missing in U. S. Ambassador David K. E. shall be resolved by the we and the world at large expect Southeast Asia and that only 412 Bruce, in the first official Vietnamese themselves.' We immediate action on your part." American reaction to last week's had been identified by various continue to favor withdrawal of U.S. delegation spokesman Viet Cong proposals affirmed means as prisoners. The figures all outside forces." Steve Ledogar told newsmen that that Washington will not impose today, he said, werel,550 missing. any government on Saigon. He Graffiti left the door open for further Free draw expression takes on an outdoor look when students their favorite picture or graffiti on the walls of the green houses near Horticulture gardens. State News photo by Harold Friedl talks on military questions. The Viet Cong representative here labeled Bruce's reply EMU, striking workers "entirely negative," but Hanoi's ordered envoy did not regard it as an ,500 JOIN PICKETS outright rejection. At last week's session, Mrs. to continue talks Nguyen Thi Binh, head of the Viet Cong delegation, called for a YPSILANTI (UPI)- rejected a settlement approved by Many teachers reportedly gave UAW Union leaders. Lewis Profit, U. S. commitment to withdraw Washtenaw County Circuit Court -GM „ „„ students assignments for two or from Vietnam by next June 30 Judge William Ager ordered University Vice President for three weeks ahead, in case of an and to replace the Saigon regime negotiations to continue business and finance, said that extended strike. Dormitory of President Nguyen Van Thieu. Thursday between striking service settlement included eight per residents were asked to vacate IdETROIT (UPI) A top thousand cars were available in could hold up resuming competitive condition ii the In exchange, Mrs. Binh offered maintenance employes and cent yearly wage increases over a theirrooms. Tjted Auto Workers official has dealer showrooms to go on sale production even if a national marketplace." a cease - fire with U. S. troops officials of Eastern Michigan three- year period. -lared negotiations are at an beginning next week, settlement was reached. But it also advised dealers Hlirincr Hip withdrawn! anrl tho university they during the withdrawal and the ibsolute standstill" with GM left the door open for could take orders at the start of talks on prisoner of war The judge delayed leneral Motors Corp., and , ruling on possible additional price increases Of -- the — companyr--, s ,J99 announced price, guaranteeing repatriation. EMU's request for an injunction For your convenience lother 6,300 workers had at the conclusion of contract r.„i« Manufacturing, only a hattorv o battery against any increases on models Bruce said that the call for i against the strike which has shut _,ined to join 343,610 other talks with the striking UAW. plant at Olathe, Kan., has settled but promising a rebate if withdrawal deadline "does not, in down the 20,000 - student school Kw members on the picket lines Earl G. Bramblett, chief GM a local contract. • prices were reduced. ....terms, differ practical .... ... markedly and ordered negotiations to I Thursday night. negotiator in the strike said 400 resume at the courthouse. Both llain • table discussions issues were still unresolved in a An additional 6,300 workers at sides were meeting separately this itinueonnon-economlcIssues, Ith top UAW leaders leaving the Jking to their assistants. national contract to end the * Kokomo, Ind., Delco strike that began at midnight Electronics plant were to join Sept. 14, and "We didn't resolve Jje ®trlke tonight, cutting to 26 Thievery, vandalism morning and reporting periodically to Ager. The 380 members of Local Jaoobsotis jMeanwhile, GM announced any today." the number of plants exempted 1666, American Federation of Ihursday price increases If we can see daylight we have from the UAW strike. It had been mar term's beginning State, County and Municipal »raging $136, or four per cent, the capability to put something exempted because it made parts Employes, walked out Monday its 1971 cars over comparably together nlohts " in three or four days and Rr»mhlptt unlri "U has for other auto companies. following unsuccessful will be open Julpped 1970 models. i j 1 mntlftla nights," Bramblett sald."It has . .. Another 25,000 workers have negotiation on a new contract. As students began to flow steadily onto campus over the last ■The price announcement, t been done before in this been idled at other plants not five days, a wide array of goods totaling more than $4,500 flowed Supervisory personnel kept the (est amoung the big three building." Involved In the strike. University open until Wednesday, Thursday and Friday out of buildings and cars. itomakers, however, was seen as Bluestone said negotiations The largest amount taken included several pieces of furniture when It was decided to cancel were now primarily concerned The GM price increases ranged classes indefinitely. Negotiations from 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. ■ostly an academic exercise, stolen from the men's lower lounge in West Fee Hall. The Tecause the 10- day - old UAW with local Issues, where an from $49 for the Chevrolet Nova furniture was valued at $1,193. Also taken during the weekend Wednesday made no progress. ike has shut the company estimated 32,000 local union to a top of $855 for the low - were a stereo tape recorder, turntable and radio valued at $500. Garbage had begun to pile up at n completely. Only a few demandc remained unsolved. They volume Fleetwood 75 series. dormitories housing 5,400 Other items taken in the five day period included a tapestry, All other students Wednesday and some days except Sunday records, several bicycles, five fire extinguishers and $628 worth of elevators had been stopped luban government The factory sticker prices, including federal tax represented the lowest percentage increase clothing. Campus police also reported paint was sprayed on the because of a lack of maintenance. Negotiations broke down late from 9:30 to 5:30 Administration Bldg. and Bessey Hall Tuesday night. last week after the rank and file amount the bigthree automakers. leturns U.S. hijacker For, which announced its prices last week, boosted its prices an waooti average 4.8 per cent or $156, ■WASHINGTON ■ate (AP) - The Department reported authorities are returning this man to the United States." ' while Chrysler which announced two weeks ago boosted prices an I ■■ 11 VI VI IS H i Id V liursday that an alleged U.S. Washington had notified average 6.2 per cent or $143 on its compact cars. Chrysler has yet ■rcraft hijacker was being Jtumed from • Cuba to the United the first time that the Havana through the Swiss embassy there that it would accept the alleged hijacker back to announce prices on bigger cars. FQTcan open a whole new world of opportunity... fcvana regime has directly sent in this country, McCloskey said. GM said its prices were Each year, NSA offers challenging career ■ch porting of substantive data salary increases as you assume greater a person back to this Two days ago the Havana regime tentative and subject to possible opportunities to Liberal Arts majors through • Language—used as a basic tool of research responsibility. 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You know how inhuman clW BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor major influences on this century, has is when it comes to Christian KEN KRELL, editorial editor become a recent target of a Lenore volley. tolerance?'! Exactly, Jefferson interrupted "Th J JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor King erred, Mrs. Romney said, when he why we have to go all the way with f J GARY WALK0W1CZ, sports editor used civil disobedience as a tool for change. Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Even History 121 would show Lenore that American change is rooted in thing. When in the course of human even J for outstanding journalism. disobedience. George Washington, Ben "Shut up, Tom, I read the parchm,nJ Franklin and Thomas Jefferson are three Lenore snapped. "What we emissary to London. Now neS?'" prominent Americans who have thumbed would elect me concensus if you ' their nose at civil authority. candidate Washington cut her EDITORIALS Indeed, the Declaration of Independence of us three could better short. "Perhaps" I handle rhl rejected the whole of British control over sensitive job of... " nB the colonies — control that by any measure "Male chauvinist pig," the Lenore snarled was justly constituted authority at the "Never has the voice and time. understanding Patching a concerned woman been neeri^l t more Washington and his contemporaries were With that, she stormed from radicals who used violence to force their the r slamming the door behind her. i views. Dr. King did them one better by "Frightening temper," ' WashinJ eschewing violence toward the same goal: mumbled. "What shall we do?" in the tense justice. "Tell you one answered, "you can carry this thing," Jeffersoi equality W too damned far sometimes." ' American show of strength Can you imagine Lenore sitting in on a A paralyzed world recently would secret * * * revolutionary session with watched and waited as Arab prevent other Arab nations from Washington, Franklin and Jefferson: The Lenore of 1970 is as ill • equippedtL hijackers pirated and destroyed jets, entering the fray. At the same time, "Now fellows, I agree with your goals, handle public office as the imaginary 177B Lenore is ill • disposed toward endangered lives of passengers and just the threat of U.S. intervention but object to your methods. If we want to revolutioj Her 52 per cent of the held hostages. Now a second can be translated in the Kremlin as a break away, we'll have to ask George first." "But Lenore," primary vote launched her Republic! sign of the seriousness by which the Washington objected, on a slipper! paralysis has taken hold the little "he's establishment. All we get is rhetoric." course, on which she has slid downwaj Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, U.S. views the dangerous ever since. "Right," Franklin agreed. "We're experiencing a civil war, has brought developments in the Middle East. stereotyped as tobacco - smoking, wigless the world to a perilous It is essential that the U.S. threat longhairs. We'll have to take our revolution No one knows exactly what's in Lenore1! confrontation. remain, just that, a threat. Direct to the streets." mind. On capital punishment she . . think we should give the criminal tli says, "l| "You and Paine belong to that effete It seemed probable last week that military involvement by the United benefit of the doubt, that States would be the one ingredient corps of impudent snobs," Lenore hissed. the Palestinian guerrillas would be something would come up to prove hi which would undoubtedly lead to an hadn't been guilty." defeated or at least kept checkmated international conflict. Not OUR READERS' MIND Yet, she refuses — through her n< by the military forces of Jordan's only King Hussein. However, in an might an active U.S. armed amnesty stand — to give young America] the benefit of their conscience. unexpected development, military movement spark a concomitant Soviet response but it would incite Socialist Labor venerable party writs from Syria came to the defense Big money and high finance squeal of the guerrillas and reversed the the Arab guerrillas in Jordan as well Lenore through the primary - a prima trend of the fighting. as the adjacent Arab nations. any "concensus" candidate should ha The Palestinian guerrillas still hold stormed. By the time she gets togetherl As it stands now, Jordan is program voters can buy. Hart will h besieged by fear and combat. The nearly 40 American hostages as a To the Editor: including those for Governor and U.S. cannot bring Socialism into being when they serving his third illustrious term. guerrillas, with Syrian tank support result of last week's skyjackings. Any Many people are asking what is the Senator. are elected. This must be done by the Socialist Labor Party? The party has had Socialist Labor Party (tanks supplied to Syria by the Soviet military entry into Jordan would candidates are workers themselves through their candidates on the ballot nationally since committed to Socialism. Union), hold many northern cities instantly sacrifice these 40 lives and They make no organization into Socialist Industrial Unions 1892 when its presidential candidates were promises to reform capitalism, for that by means of which they will hold, operate and towns while Amman remains probably most of the other capital in turmoil. Thousands have a Americans in Jordan as well. Simon Wing and Charles H. Matchett. The party in Michigan has a slate of fourteen cannot be done in any real sense. Instead, they proclaim the need for Socialist and manage the industries on behalf of Letter society. been reported injured and dead with An observation that looms candidates on the November ballot reconstruction and they point out that they Pending the acquisition of the working inescapable shows the haunting class strength required, candidates of the Conflicting and contradicting reports The State News welcomes all lettea Socialist Labor Party urge voters to vote for •of tlttS J lighting being aired over the similarity betweeh the guerrilla activities in the Arab them as a means of registering their They should be typed and signed with tJ jradio waves. world, home town, student, faculty or stal Perhaps what is germane to most principally Jordan, and the Quote correction offered repudiation of capitalism, and their declaration for Socialism. Only civilized standing, and local phone revolutionary action (marches and tactics such as these can bring about a better included. No unsigned letter will I Americans is the possibility of direct world. accepted for publication, and no letter wi bombings) in the U.S. Needless to ;U.S. intervention - intervention that To the Editor: was only kidding about vacating the be printed without a signature except I say the civil war in Jordan points up administrative offices. extreme circumstances. All letters must If might include hundreds of jet clearly the world - wide divisions Yesterday's State News quoted me as Clifton R. Wharton Jr. Warren, Michigan less than 300 words long for publicatiol fighters flying in support of the between establishment saying that ASMSU Chairman Hal September 11,1970 authority Buckner's notice that all offices not MSU President without editing. Jordanian Army and thousands of (the Jordanian monarchy and directly a part of ASMSU must be vacated paratroopers attempting to evacuate military) and the teeming, restless by Friday "might be a Godsend when you TRB FROM WASHINGTON nearly 400 U.S. citizens residing and mass of generally youthful rebels think about it." I feel that a correction is visiting in fordan. (the fedayeen or Arab commandos). in order. Actually, my response was to a ; However, a more feasible operation which may be currently underway involves the evacuation by civilian If this crisis is to simmer down, the only adequate means may be an question seeking my reaction to vacating all administrative offices by Friday. America's drug culture gone to po intensive effort by the United States, hircraft. An intervention of this sort Great Britain and France to get the Along Route 45 in bucolic central Illinois, marijuana is so prevalent," Rebein said predisposes to heroin use." On the othfl {would clearly limit our intention to six miles north from Urbana, days are wonderingly. Soviets to use their influence on the — I was in Detroit all day Wednesday at hand, NIMH warns that, "at our preser getting shorter now and they're bringing in Prohibition flopped in the '20s against J jthe rescue of U.S. citizens; Syrians or any other Arab the public hearing of the Admissions the harvest — marijuana. Not farmers, but level of knowledge" the stuff should {accordingly an Arab attack upon Commission. liquor from overseas; how do you enforce included with stimulants and sedatives I belligerents whom the Soviets out - of - staters. It looks as innocent as the new prohibition against pot, which "dangerous drugs," that in sufficient dosaf .such civilians would be unprovoked One of my assistants, A1 Ballard, was picking blueberries. The weed grows seven support. grows beside the very county courthouse — and "it will intoxicate," and that samples vary! worthy of universal This is not the time for individuals reported to have been seen hustling a or eight feet tall and simple processing of the like a botanical barroom? Last September treacherously in potency that some "a§ Condemnation. or nations to declare that DeSoto salesman for a few bucks at Forest flowering tops of female plants give the the administration launched dramatic practically inactive" while others wi only the Akers Golf Course immediately after my hallucinatory drug for which men pay big Middle Eastern nations can put the "Operation Intercept" on the Mexican 'stone' a person after a single puff of! The Nixon Administration has thus departure for Detroit. money in cities to buy dream - like and border. It brought the biggest traffic jam in cigarette." far been using U.S. military cracking pieces together; every fantasy - laden reveries. histroy, negligible arrests and a bull market My other assistant, Jim Spaniolo, That's — Here's a bank of it growing wild between the evidence. It's not all ii avenue of mediation must be for pot in U.S. cities. Even intervention as a threat with the claims that he spent the day at home farmers' corn and soybeans. In World War I however; a rash of studies continues. Bil explored if we are to avert another ghostwriting another of Dave Short's homegrown variety (as distinct from while scientists argue, socity moves towaf hope of persuading Syria to remove and II, the government urged farmers to imported hashish) rose from $20 an ounce Korea or Vietnam. trenchant articles for the State News on greater acceptance. Irrationally divergel its forces, while believing that an grow threatened Indian hamp for rope; now to $35 or $40. the president of MSU. and savagely repressive penalties are beiif it thrives as a weed and can be cultivated The harvest profits of bringing in the modified or ignored; 23 states have recent# My purposes in writing this letter are almost anywhere. Who are these rustic sheaves sound fantastic. A hundred pounds twofold: harvesters? Robert Rebein, ex - FBI agent reduced penalties, and a similar bill hj Freedom Repo First, I want to make it clear that I am not attempting to interfere in any way with a congressional investigating committee, recently watched three youths, of wild Iowa marijuana turns into 10 of pot or grass. The imported Mexican pounds variety is sold by the brick (kilogram), 2.2 passed the Senate and is before the This writer must declare his interq Housi with the internal 19 to 20, in Champaign County, Illinois, operations of ASMSU. pounds. At Tijuana it's worth $35 a kilo; Personally he detests tobacco and is 1 busy with long knives along a creek bank. across the border, $50-$75. Last summer in amending outside the drug culture that he hasn t use™ now His companion, sheriff assistant Joe Brown, arrested the trio. "It astounds Massachusetts it wholesaled for $200-$300. dozen aspirins in his life. But the problem* me to learn Middlemen retail it for $5 a bag ( 2-V4 grams). pot isn't individual, it affects us all. Pa"! The trustees have acted sensibly on We urge the Academic Council to Or, to put it simply, a kilo of the stuff its spread may be due to the discovery f their much heralded "review" of the originally costing $35 or cut for free makes youths that it is not so bad as painted, approve the request and to TRUSTEE STATEMENT 2500 joints(cigarettes) that Academic Freedom bring $1 each. all middle - age hypocrisy," they say. Report, incorporate the suggested So out of state harvesters glean brings familiar names into the ne«vl - - along It proposing instead an amendment to amendment into the Freedom fences in the tall corn states this time of sons of New JerseyGovernor Cahill, o allow the board to initiate changes to the document. Report. The trustee statement (see text this page) asks that the board be Reasons for the changes year. Every authority, every standard of Unruh, of the late Robert Kennedy, on| brother in - - law Sargent Shriver. morality and value, is under assault in Nobody really knows what to do a included among those who may America today. Sometimes it seems that the ■ initiate amendments, The board's The Board of Trustees views the Academic the board under the Michigan Constitution. pot. Its active ingredient (THC) has ■ ancient ethic cannot withstand the firestorm Rank proposed amendments would travel the channel Freedom Report, which it approved in 1967, as a vital document formalizing the Yet, the board's inability to formally propose amendments to the Report would of change. Now it's centered round drugs. Previously these been isolated and synthesized, whic experimentation. Sc'entists like £° ■ !■ same through the rights and responsibilities of students at clearly seem to be incompatible with these socially acceptable, Zinberg of Tufts and Joel Fort of W™ ■ Academic Council and Senate as do "recreational " drugs, liquor and tobacco. MSU. legal responsibilities and ultimate authority. say it is irresponsible and hypocritical f Tensions brought cause amendments from other sources. As with any basic document, however, it Therefore, the board suggests that the tranquillizers, pep - pills and sedatives. Then the underworld about only one drug, marijuana, ana g ■ Ludicrous situations could arise in must be under continuing review to insure proposed new language of Article 7 be gave us alcohol which is just as (or more) dang W revised to include the Board of Trustees opiates, narcoticsand barbiturates. ASMSU has begun the term on a which trustees sit in solemn that it retains its relevance and effectiveness. Now it's marijuana. There is Such inconsistency damages the ere ■ among those permitted to initiate pretty general s tumultuous note. Relatively trivial judgment on their own proposed In keeping with this principle, several important amendments were adopted by the amendments. Such amendments, of course, scientific agreement that pot is not habit - of the larger society, Zinberg says; know the statements are "false. ^L office space allocations have caused would be subject to the same careful review forming. The prestigious National Institute amendments, but we must endure Academic Council during the spring term There are signs that the Pu l major ripples of Mental Health tells the House through the ranks. that since they are the final and are now awaiting final action. and approval procedures as would any Committee increasingly worried about the drug0 ■ Although Chairman Hal Buckner on Crime, under Rep. Claude Pepper, D - authority on campus. In studying these proposed amendments change proposed by others. The suggested revision would further Fla., that pot is "not a narcotic," that, as it is about pollution. The governm "■ seems to have acted hastily in which will require its approval, the board tobacco farmers, but simultaneously « ■ The trustees should be aware, reinforce the board's long - "addiction does not occur," that while posting evacuation notices, it is also was struck by an anomaly in Article 7, standing it cigarette users. We churn in inconsisien J however, that their amendments may "Procedures for Amending and Revising this commitment to the principles of the may produce crime, "users tend to be Some day we may face the stark true that some offices are mal - not surface from the Academic- Document." Under the proposed language, Academic Freedom Report. passive rather than aggressive," that "there is choi^ assigned or were nothing in the nature of marijuana that or alcohol, machines or drugs - assigned on a Council morass the same color they "any faculty or student member of the Presently we waver between. temporary basis. went in. Any amendment to Article University community" may propose It matters would seem that such minor could be worked out with 7 must insure that future amendments to the Academic Report. However, while no amendments Freedom '1 HATET0 5££FAacgj IT 6ETS PARK # amendments proposed by the may become operative without the approval minimum dramatics and within trustees must be of the board, there is no provision in the ' agreed upon in final established guidelines. Surely, a few form by the Academic Council. The suggested new language which permits the cubic feet of walled air is not worth board, itself, to initiate amendments. trustees should not arbitrarily change We believe that our original adoption of a major breach in a government a proposed amendment after it has the principles and procedures of the destined to rule upon critical matters been wrung through the process of Academic Freedom Report was consistent of major importance. with the mandate and responsibilities given review. lUidvjgL Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 5 (Masons terminate Seminarians Bible tradition boston (UPI)- a ,.m Was 195 broken when three ot«»'» "•»»» -year relevant to tod Ld with the Conference of NEW YORK (UPI) — Is the Bible relevant to the mounting, to suit their See Hall Masons during their complex problems of today? To such diverse issues as the youth own prejudices and selfish Bible has been used by interests. As a result the oppressors to pacify the oppressed. This is mnual meeting. rebellion, the generation gap, ecology and the threat to man's wrong and must be corrected." "until now," said a spokesman environment, racial relations and Vietnam? Jim Fraser of the Union •, the 400,000 - member, all - A group of young seminarians, while differing on details, were in Theological Seminary observed that in the New Testament "the S ck Prince Hall Masons, "they basic agreement that it is. poor and the oppressed generally come off better, and have a better rating than the rich." Jl't want to admit we were The seminarians, meeting in an advertising agency's offices, Slsons. There wasn't anything discussed these and related questions in preparation for the 30th Scv about thier visit but it annual observance of National Bible Week, the interfaith movement "Rented recognition for us. to promote study of the Bible. !m took us 195 years to get Catholic From the discussion the agency hopes to develop material for ^cognition, but we got it from ♦he whites." prince Hall founded the group, hich now has headquarters in inspirational public service messages to help promote Bible Week, which this year will be observed Nov. 22 29. Representing the Protestant, and Jewish - Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox faiths, the young seminarians engaged in a lively tape - bishop «eW Orleans, in Visiting the were George 1775 in Boston. blacks' convention A. Newbury, recorded exchange of opinions and ideas. They spoke of Jesus as an anti -Establishment made it clear they could revolutionary and identify and sympathize with viewpoints commends Mao of other young sovereign grand commander of people of today, including campus rebels. ROME (AP) — Communist even at the Dennis Keane, a Roman present time that I was tho Supreme Council, northern Catholic, expressed the opinion that the China has enacted some "very able to notice even in prison. The New Testament was jurisdiction; Dr. Winthrop firmly against violence for any reason even to constructive and good" reforms present government has alleviate social ills. for the Chinese people and fetherbee, past master of St. Willis Logan, a black student from may introduced certain changes in the the Union soon reach an accommodation Andrew Lodge of Boston, and Theological life of the people in China that I Seminary, disagreed. There are situations, he said, that call for a with the Roman Catholic Herbert H. Jaynes, grand master violent response, as when Jesus drove the money changers from the Church, think are very helpful and very of Masons of Massachusetts. Bishop James Edward Walsh said good, and I'm glad to be able to At one point in the convention, Painful temple. "Jesus teaches us to accept defeat and even death if necessary for recently. say that." the group gathered the grave of the cause that is right and just," Logan said. "And man," he added The 79-year-old missionary founder Hall. The 1971 Automobiles don't usually The three reforms he listed, complain, when but one campus driver took the fervently, "you can't get more revolutionary than that!" from Cumberland, Md., who was Bishop Walsh said, amounted to liberty of painting a conference will be in Jackson, complaint on an aggrieved fender. Eric Yoffie of the Hebrew imprisoned for 12 years by the State News photo by Fred Ferri Union College said: "One of our "a great constructive advance for Miss. problems is that too often various Chinese, praised the Mao goups have interpreted the Bible the Chinese people." Tse-tung regime for creating ... equality of the sexes and of the T„h * b' SKh ° ? I C ? U tX?V Sabbath: Prfdlctlon a^ut reinforced and for relations in China chur,ch races banning indecency ' ?toute By GEORGE W. CORNELL environment ° of * the ? United chance in public But he tempered his praise with disdain for"a regime that restricts liberty to such an extent. I have no sympathy whatsoever with the church's hope of reaching some kind of agreement with Peking. ^ Pope Paul VI has said he hopes Walsh,s re)ease the fr£m AP Religion Writer pttems oLo^tes^"" book, "One Man's Judaism. system, he said. prjson wi„ be a sign of .. better days" for religious freedom in Yet J he said the survival of Luthe SUrVlvai.,°f of act iviL The prohibitions are "not ends distractions from deeper NEW YORK - For 24 hours, ^udaism' on<; °J ,the any significant observance of the ofua.f'v,ty- i, iur«« one io , , iook ai me in themselves," he says, but are for the personal concerns. Asked at a news conference whether he thought Peking would China, for their "positive content" in To bring this .... . bus or even afoot outside your rtr-HS £ "j* °B* . SSSSf* OD^a"f ^e essential. without ways of escaping it, and was not to frustrate man, but to within a limited"area "mobility follow the example of Eastern European Communist and find an countries accommodation with 1QB'f0p ™als* was arrJested in 1958, while he was directing Smirch missionary actlvlty serves to the church, Bishop Walsh said: China fron] Shanghai, and ~ a* zsrjss, s'asrrs ^.hlm fu"m himse"-"he "I shouldn't wonder if it occurred in the future, and not sentenced to 20 years imprisonment efP'OMge Heu was released the treadmill. You pause and too distant either." J?1? 10 tot the Communist p He added: "There are certain Ch'nese called reasons of health take stock of what you are and indications of a very good spirit af»e- That is Orthodox Judaism's no^toTg^f he^sa!^ iTan coZunicate^ith tho* Lund irandat^ to keep^lfoslTstandards "iSS l^TsWng m^^i^plow/ First Church of P eoples Church tannuilitv tranquility, rest rest, worshiD worsnip amily associations and ana - . 1, c viable amid rccjj j;« * .» sianuurus changing economic Sed^t^«L "EiZ^eo. muiueu sucieiy, even looKing ior ways ' to 'kill time' "ol of not nacitman, t>u, spiritual leader ol Fifth r'un Avenue avenue Svnaeoeue synagogue here nere « inSe.te^"- For instance " la"ce' n,f he savs the rule tne typewriterS' reoietore registers or trucks' other Christ, Scientist East Lansing against automobile riding is "all . . imp ements so as to call a halt «SSS n the hurlv"burlv^of* modern ignored y y to a large extent by approach 5HSSSZ SE3SS2 *««« feaaa- to the Sabbath throws the Rabbinical Council of Sunday Services Interdenominational 200 W. Grand River Christians and many non a regular deterrent into that life. - America, stresses the Orthodox Jews, hectic pace, imposes a standstill, validity of Jewish lawcontinuing Sermon Subject n - "It's more necessary than are especially in a new iver," says Rabbi Dr. Emanuel EAST LANSING I.RINITY CHURCH SUNDAY SERVIOE Rackman, UNIVERSITY president of the 9:30 & 11:00 Rabbinical Court of America, SEVENTH-DAY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD E. Eugene Williams, Minister 841 Timberlane Drive East Lansing Sunday School to age 20 the judicial arm that determines 1125 Weber Dr. "Finding and Keeping" ADVENTIST CHURCH Stanley R. Reilly, the application of Orthodox (Blk. N. of E. Grand River at III Dr. Wallace Robertson Downer) Assistant ■ Telephone: 351-8200 Judaism's religious • moral laws Just Five Minutes From MSU Interdenominational Sabbath School 9:30 Richard W. 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Alvin L. »ok^ergen' For Transportation Call: For pastor campus minister 457-5358 Transportation Call for transportation Ken Hoard, President 351 2226 call 351-6360 or 882-1425 £) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Local jobs scarce, pay low Boundry for part-time student work near A border By United Press resolu International dispute between Michigan and Ohio that h on for 134 years came a step closer to Thhat hasdraM settlement Th„,T " By DAVID BASSETT valued skills just dry up when a - Laborers in both agricultural havefexact ^guref available ye/ Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley announced culls nf results of n state fart a state finHinu clnritr ,.,nk fact finding study with the U S tu_ heUr, he hits ''IcdthflL n State News Staff Writer business cycle takes a down and non - agricultural industires but I'm certain that there won't .. , Sim, m which will decide the issue. '' 'Uprer P me Cour - Yes, Virginia, there are part - swing. For example the rate of - the jobs most accessible to ^ near, that man ab,e to find At stake is a 200 square mile area of Lake time jobs in East Lansing and unemployment for black teenagers - bear the brunt of jobs this year » Erie Lansing. There aren't many of teenagers was 29 per cent in economic recession, as do ^ for wages j^e minimum bottomlands between Michigan and Ohio which Water 31 ■■ them, they don't pay Ju|y- craftsmen, foremen and University rate is $1.60 per rich with valuable gas and oil deposits. rePortedljH exceptionally well, and you J L Verway cont.nued by noting assembly line workers. hour which shingleton said is Historically, Michigan claims that the boundarv h„, I two states in Lake Erie is can't be very selective, but if certain trends in labor market - The number of male farmers the rate for most jobs He ^ an extension of the art?" thl fluctuations which he says have rises above potential. that off boundary straight east across the lake. On the othpr h» ! Ianl you look hard enough and are . campus salaries have claims that the boundary lucky, you might find one. emerged during the four Jack Shingleton, director of remained stable, but »wouldn>t bears 45 degrees north from ik °h ,«iy,vuu Following the pattern of the recessions this country has the Placement Bureau, says the be surprised if they went down west land boundary. rom the « Michigan's case was presented to Albert B. Maris restofthf country, the Lansing- experienced since the end of part - time job situation in this in some instances." relirprf e J I East Lansing job market has World War II. These same area is particularly acute for a ghingleton indicated he is not judge in Philadelphia, who was appointed by the as "special master" in the case three years ago. SuDreil r al® been hard - hit by the current trends may be detected in the number of reasons. Among these 0ptimistic for the futUre. current slowdown. is the fact that more students • economic slump, and the "Jobs are not going to be Ohio has 30 days to submit its arguments to Judge Maris outlook for the future is not According to Verway: need jobs than in the past. pientifi plentiful around here during The boundary dispute goes back to 1836 when Michigan overly promising. The present — The unemployment rate "Morestudents need part-time Christmas break or next Ohio took up arms against one another in what was kn™; , unemployment rate in Michigan continues to go up for one or jobs during this school year than summer» he sajd Toledo War. Kn°wnasth. is 9.1 per cent, and it's still on the.c increase. ...uchjc, two months after'employment ever before" Shingleton said, begins its recovery ( a process "because their parents i are either ^in„ going t„Bhn„0 ^ spfing^are to have a more difficult „ if At that time, Michigan adopted the Talcott Lin? ., ,, boundary into Lake Erie giving the state its claim to thl Writing in the current issue of which some economists believe la'd off or on strike. Also, many timp fjndjng a .Qb than thQse rich bottomlands. m 10 the , I I the wii^hiaan State v.nnnnmip to be in progress). to be in progress). students couldn t find jobs who . Michigan Economic graduated ,Qct last cr„i„„» spring." High unemployment retards during the summer. — record, David Verway of the Economist jbvui«ui«h»» Verway ,nwaj The line was named for Andrew Bureau of Business Economic an upward trend in the white The national job market is more optimistic. Talcott, a captain in the lul Corps of Engineers who submitted a report on tho h,„,nJ I Research, reports that the jobs female labor force. (The number slow, and East Lansing is no „The absence of any rea, squabble between the two states in 1836. "idaryl most accessible to teenagers and of working women has increased exception. The decrease in economic buoyancy dims other persons with marginally enormously since the end of the durable goods manufacturing chances for improvement in the Second World War). affects everyone, factory ,abor market over the near The lawsuit against Ohio aimed at official was filed three years ago when the making the Talcott I i i — The ranks of long - term workers get laid off. they don t Meditation approved a resolution requesting the attorney general state legislature term>„ he ^ „but |t Js alsQ tohU.i, Petitioning set unemployed are swollen by have money to spend in un|ikeiy that unemployment will They're not exactly Mary Poppins, but a couple of students issue to the U.S. Supreme Court. £ individuals with marginally restaurants and clothing stores, , b h depths reached in have found for umbrella: Protection while tor >r committee valued skills. and the restaurants and clothing 13 g cent monthly seem to a use meditating on window posters. an According to Kelley, Judge Maris will of fact and submit a prepare his own proposed order to the high court. The courl findinJ Petitioning for the Associated ioning tor " Those who are laid off at stores ca„;t afford to hire part - , , an„ 1%1 (10 cent| State News photo by Doug Bauman may then either approve, reject or alter the order. Students h of Mirhioan Michigan State State the onset of recession are the time help, he said. last to be rehired after it is over. While the off - campus job University Pop Entertainment — Clerical work as a young market is slow, the on - campus Committee begins today and will be open for a week. woman's means of entry into picture is not much better. The AID TO STUDENTS Petitions1 are^available avai Petitions are avaiiaoie outside outsme the _ ,abor market becomes state legislature's appropriation of $n 2 mjlljon less than the 307 Student Services Bldg. University asked for is being felt ASMSU expanding services by academic departments, dormitories, the physical plant, and the grounds department. The cut - back is forcing the University to tighten its belt, cost life insurance, especially campus SDS chapter," he said. and the first to feel the pinch are By JOHN JUEL useful to married grad "It will also make student up the fall schedule Nov. 7. watchdog on the state legislatui governor's offil or the students. State News Staff Writer Donovan, who was scheduled and the students, he added. government officers available to to appear on the first concert, Shingleton said that for the "Along with economic dorms or other living units, to cancelled his American tour, protecting student interests. | time being, the scarcity of jobs With many of the policy "We'd also like to extend tl& matters, we'd also like to help help establish closer contact Bob Moore, chairman of the Pop will merely force students to battles of the last year already form lines of between students and legal aid branch, hiring a full! won, including open hours in new their Entertainment Committee, said. time lawyer as a part of tl Big Red spend essential less money on non - goods, but that it is possible some students will be residence halls and liquor on campus for students over 21, the communication, both between ASMSU and the students and between students representatives." Another of ASMSU's However, there is a good chance Donovan will be rescheduled for ASMSU staff to offer advice to students," Grossfel leg- is net a measle. forced to drop out of school. "Last year, 16,562 students Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) will be placing community and at large," Harold the activities, Pop Entertainment, will kick off the fall season with Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and spring term, Moore added. Other ASMSU projects this fall said. "We'd also like to with the Draft Counsel* contral increased emphasis on its Buckner, ASMSU chairman, will be the expansion of course Center in Lansing for worked on campus, and at least - said. Sweetwater Oct. 10. Richie th«| another 10,000 worked off - services to students this fall. evaluation, the improvement of services five days a week. "With rising fees and costs, "There's a very good chance Havens and Melanie will appear the Great Issues series and the "But I don't see how the we'll have a student for Homecoming Oct. 24, and establishment of a legislative most important thing to most carry out some of these thin! students is to help keep down representative on the board of Jethro Tull and Catfish will wind relations board to serve as a without a tax hike," he addej trustees by the end of the year, expenses," Bob Grossfeld, ASMSU cabinet president, said. and possibly by the end of the "We'd like to expand the term. Most of the trustees I.ve FALSE CLAIMS CITED talked with have seemed student - run bookstore and even form a co - op store if we could receptive to the idea," he said. From get a real estate agent on Grand River to rent to us." Grossfeld said ASMSU will ASMSU will also speakers bureau, Buckner said. "The bureau will offer make a FTC hits ads enz student speakers available to WASHINGTON (AP) - The also be starting a life insurance advertising in claiming their "hinges on the word 'implies'! policy plan to go along with its groups throughout the state, Federal Trade Commission products are effective against all Procter and Gamble said ii whether they want to hear the accused the three major stains. health insurance for students. prepared statement, "We hail president of the ASMSU cabinet SE| The program would offer low manufacturers of enzyme In a proposed complaint, which never said that our enzynf £ or a representative of the detergents Wednesday of false the FTC said would be issued against Procter & Gamble Co., products remove all stains. "No product ever made - ill Start the term off Fun to Spare Colgate • Palmolive Co. and Lever Brothers Co., Inc., the agency liquid bleach, no powder® said the advertising was "unfair, bleach, no pre-soak product, nf right! 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CONVENIENT PARKING - LOCATED NEXT TO THE KOKOBAR Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 7 E. Lansing implements voter By JAMES SYLVIA and SI News Analysis she said she would not housing such as accept dormitories, Brown "duty-bound" to said new he contact was the class registration, deputized documentation that is members of the League of required by registration sign-up seemingly mi^demeanor if a person is falsely sororities, fraternities and ~ 4- i 1 l_ attorney general because the issue _ _ A t . • U/rvmnn \ 7 f Women Voters required proof of officials," Ferency said "I think n *-\»w wnm • f f f reg'sterfdrof. — "I have no other legal fraternity or student co-op,, but says social issues system of voter registration. Wilbur Brookover, city residence, as evidenced by such documents as drivers' license or because he could not prove his intent to remain in the state after ^Hai 1§ councilman and asst. director of automobile certificate; graduation. | Styles the MSU Center for Urban — "I have no intention to return "Intent," she said, "is the Affairs, introduced the resolution to prior residence whole criteria." :hallenging psychiatrists for the acceptancyof the affidavit a or location which I consider my home or Zolton Ferency, ardent backer to the council for approval. The residence; and in the students' protest against P resolution was accepted by the "I have not voted by absentee the city clerk, said showing ID's by — council with only Councilman ballot in any other state election The job of psychiatry at MSU is always been James Brown dissenting. wfs going "too far." He said the concerned with and within the last six months." Michigan Election Law grants the more challenging than at other worked for Toulmin said the doctor who State Rep. Jim the betterment of Brown, The affidavit also stipulates registration official power to ask itutions because of pressure conditions for the insane and IOOks at his Patients as clinical R-°temos, delivered an attorney that the city clerk may ask any 501'A E. Grand River A ve. the prospective registrant any 4 for social responsibility, Dr. mentally disturbed material to be used for the pursuit 8eneraI s opinion on the legality Lj. Enelow, chairman of the Toulmin discussing some of °f knowledge, rather than human of the voter registration affidavit questions of the registrant under question under oath concerning oath relating to the truth of the qualifications in the statute, \ Call 332-0904 ept. of Psychiatry, said the more important problems |ndlvlduals> has succumbed to to city hall Sept. 14, only a few statements contained in the "I don't think that the law lednesday. j ^ facing the medical profession temPtation- hours .before the council affidavit. At voter registration requires someone who wants to Dr. Enelow addressed the fifth said that in the 1960's physicians approved the action. tables set up at MSU fall term register to produce Paranhrasina th* „k5i convocation of the Dnua| of Human Medicine, were often tempted to allow EiSTkL, 1 ollege Toulmin, visiting "concern for knowledge to edge d^cTors shou ri tu tephen of philosophy, also out concern for the patient." Too,„ patiente as ends in Vhpm . »ke. pursuit ?idknowledge of ,hat because ,he is so „ Dr. Enelow said medical important today the conflict for Toulm'n said this temptation udents today are much more the doctor is much more difficult f*'sts more in the 1970's than jncemed about social issues. "The question that has to be °efore< and that in coming years fter giving a brief history of faced is, at what point does doctors wi" be tempted to view sychiatry, he said this history human compassion require one to ?ocia^ problems as more oes reflect a concern for social turn off the kidney machine, or ,mPortant than individual sues by psychiatrists. abstain from an organ transplant, Pa s" But, Dr. Enelow said, a number even though medical science Toulmin said he believes the (individuals both in and out of would benefit from these acts," principle concern for medicine be medical profession have hesaid. must be a moral concern. I HEW COURSE Blaclc families achievement and class. By JEANNE SADDLER The course, which was not Associate Campus Editor listed in the fall catalogue, will The course will then deal with meet from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays white racism, interaction in 301 Human new course, "Black Families Ecology. The White between society and the black America," will be course number is HE 450, (eredby the College of Human family, psychic security and section 1 and sequence number adult relationships, child 480-0565. Enrollment :oloev (formerly Home is limited »nomics)this term. The course socialization, and identity, to 50 students. last spring by a illege committee on race lations. Eleanor S. Morrison, instructor Are You a Unitarian Family Relations, and Trellis ixler, graduate student in unily and Child Sciences, will ich the course. listed in developing the course They were Universalis! Without the Center for Urban Affairs, rhe course objectives are ned at studying the black lily from a social systems proach and from a historical Knowing It? rspective, and understanding interaction of economic, cial, sexual, religious and litical forces affecting the Are you seeking a church — nily. The black family is really a Which believes that '"■culture of a sub-culture of religion comes from man and is nerican concerned with man? society," Mrs. Waxier d "When we look at the black nily, we have to look at the Which rejects old theological assumptions and seeks to apply culture of which it is a modern knowledge to religion? 1. We take the position that x few times has the black Which expects you to develop your own religious concepts in ni'y ^n studied in this an atmosphere of freedom and tolerance? fhe Moynihan Report, the Which offers you fellowship with other concerned human "Iroversial document on black ulies by Daniel beings? Moynihan, Kidential adviser, will be 1ewed in the course. The Then visit us this Sunday and hear "AN EARLY defines the black ENCOUNTER" (PAROCHIAID). family |L*eak. matriarchal structure, "here you do have the Rev. Robert Edward Green, Red Cedar School, Sever Dr., E. "archal family," Mrs. Waxier Lansing, 1 bl. W. of Harrison, 1 bl. N. of Trowbridge. 1- it is an adaptation to the *'y as a whole." e first Sunday Service and Children's Program at 10:45 a.m. Church sessions of the class office -489-1023. look at the family structures Afriea, then those of the GRIDIRON BUFFET HOLIDAY INN EAST—LANTERN ROOM^f $3.50 * Choice Roast Beef Baked Lasagna Baked Beans Scalloped Potatoes Hot Vegetables Assorted Cold Salads "d for In,. the Re'ishDessert Trays 8t Coffee S',trv our j* lunch special: j hickb,, j ni & Cheese Sandwich REG U.S. PAT. OFF, S°i|ed Egg Dining Room holiday inn east Cook|es $1.50 Hours: only !rclr,daV ier 'n advance or 6 AM 10 PM 3121 E. Grand River Ave. Saturday - 489-2481 g Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Septcmbi, 25 Skin flick, royal drama among 78 area films Activity planners say welcome group of captive soldiers who are 7:30 back with a record number of 18 p.m. Friday in the price of admission. At the forced to build a supply bridge Auditorium. film offerings this weekend. Spartan West. for the Japanese and their soon With one of the greatest demented commander who THE LION IN WINTER - an HAGBARD AND SIGNE - a American comedies, one of the attempts to maintain his dignity excellent drama of a king, a foreign love story shows at the finest war films, a devastating even in captivity. Alec Guiness queen and a family that have State. royal drama, a stunning rock gives a distinguished made back - stabbing documentary, a penetrating their royal performance as Colonel pastime. Katherine Hepburn, as HOUSE OF DARK biography, a bizarre tale of Nicholson, a leader whose pride Eleanor of Acquitaine, and Peter SHADOWS - Jonathan Frid and ancient corruption and the blinds him of his loyalties. return of the darling of skin O'Toole, as King Henry II, are all the vampires from television. Winner of seven Academy magnificent. The film was At the Michigan. flicks among the selections, Awards including Best Film. named 1969's best by the New choosing among them is the only Shows at 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. York Film Critics Group. Shows PAINT YOUR WAGON - a thing one can complain about. Friday and Saturday night in at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Friday in bustling, brawling, mindless 109 Anthony Hall. Conrad and Saturday night in musical. At the Meridian 2. On - Campus Films *> BULLITT - a rather 108 Wells Hall. PATTON — a rare spectacle BABY VICKIE - for those who ordinary detective story saved with brains and guts. It's love her, she's back Friday night BRIDGE ON THE RIVER by Steve McQueen's cool SOME LIKE IT HOT - Billy r in 106 Wells. K W AI (David Lean's unlikely that a finer film or a — detachment ■ and a pulsatinn Wilder's comic gem that seems finer engrossing 1957 drama about a automobile chase scene over hilly performance — than more precious with each George C. Scott's — will be seen . San Francisco streets. Shows at viewing. Starring Marilyn this year. At Meridian 1. 1 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Monroe in VJ her most glowing role MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES presents Friday in 108 Wells Hall, and Jack Lemmon and Tony Saturday night in Wilson; and Curtis in their most hilarious a THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR - film about a young girl hooked * l "O'TOOLE BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR! 9:00 p.m. Sunday in Conrad. one, it shows Friday and Saturday nights in 104 Wells on drugs and the anguish of her parents. Rarely does it rise B ■■■ V J BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE Hall. above strictly a melodramatic SUNDANCE KID - Paul . .'Chips' One Of The Year's Ten Best!" Newman and Robert Redford level. At the Campus. rob trains and banks, share Lansing Area Films TOO LATE THE HERO - a Katharine Ross and face danger THE ANGEL LEVINE - adventure film and death in war starring good spirits. starring Harry Belafonte — as an Michael Caine and Cliff Amiable but not very angel — and Zero Mostel. At the Robertson. At the Gladmer. distinguished entertainment. Spartan East. Shows at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A p.m. Friday in Wilson and CHISUM — Duke Wayne's first NAKED LADY? - Alan Funt's Saturday in Conrad. post Oscar film. At Meridian 3. leery look at modern morality. Shows with TOM JONES, Tony GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS - FELLINI SATYRICON - Richardson's ribald masterpiece, Peter O'Toole's brilliant vivid proof that Federico Feilini Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents performance as a gentle can be masterful even in partial at the Lansing Mall Theatre. WOODSTOCK — a stunning Sundance schoolmaster saves this failure. The UthurP Jacobs Productn breathtaking film that needs no introduction. Paul Newman and Katharine Ross in the famous overblown musical and makes imagery alone seems worth the bicycle scene from 'Butch At the Meridian 4. Sundance Kid," showing on campus this weekend. Cassidy and tl Petula Clark's atrocious Peter O'Toole • Petula Clark performance, the idiocies of the Terence Rattigan script and the "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" emptiness of the Lesile Bricusse music worth bearing. Shows at COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS a Sir Michael Redgrave Okile WATCH WEDNESDAY'S Fri., Sept. 25 - 7:30 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Admission $1.00 STATE NEWS for information ASMSU'S SPRING TRIP on NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - the 11 awards last year, picked up grabs nominations and Male Vocalist and, with his Side of Me" and "Okie from Singer and writer Merle Haggard, four nominations for the Oct. 14 wife Bonnie Owens, Duo. with a load of marijuana and whose "Okie from Muskogee" hit presentation, along with Charley Muskogee." Twitty's "Hello newscaster said one of them When they CMA officials said Wednesday began as a joke, has been Darlin* " and "My Woman, My from Muskogee." Hag MSU Cine Series nomiated nine times in six of the Pride and Conway Twitty, also with four each. the final ballots for the awards are in are being counted, with the Woman, My Wife" by Marty U retire." Durante, 11 categories for this Robbins were nominated, along Later, the singer said he year's Haggard was nominated for deadline for voting by CMA ro shows 1 Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year, Single with Pride's "I'm So Afraid of riding along in his bus members set for Oct. 7. :hed ot (CM A) awards. Record two times, Album two Losing You." "talking about Muskogee, wl In addition to Haggard, Johnny Cash, who swept five of times, Song of the Year twotimes Cash, Glen Campbell, Roy Clark Johnny Haggard said "Okie from my mama and daddy came "J®, [ujj and Charley Pride have been Muskogee" began when he was and I just sang 'we don't smi ST'Z Three mi sitting in his Bakersfield, Calif, marijuana in Muskogee.'" QNROE nominated for Entertainer of the Year. Nominated for the top single home watching the news. "The item on the news said the Bakersfield police had caught After the song was recort became one of music's popular commentaries ollapsed hit li hii fl w record were Haggard's "Fighting two guys going through town ecollapse. 0NV A film satirizing American life. ot myie 11 ju generation gap NOW! Box Office Opens 12:45 urinte us ruling 1 attitudes toward Continuous from 1:15 P.M. homing " nudity and sex. I Feature found the audience 407 E. 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Enclosed is a check or money order payable to Michigan State University for The Royal Hunt of the Sun December 2-6 the amount of and a stamped self- addressed envelope for return of tickets. Carnival February 23-281 Name_ The Country Wife May 20-June 5* Man in a Glass Booth May2o-june5* » * Joseph I Levine presents An Avcd Embassy Film XT The The people next door Tempest May 20-June 5* Modern Dance Concert Detach and mail coupon today to: PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE Starring Eli W^llach Jule Harris Hal Holbrook , ft Nine Film Classics MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Screenplay by JP'Miller, based upon his • original story Produced Deborah Winters Herbert Brodkm JP Miller Production by Herbert Brodkm Directed by David Greene *In Repertory \ EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 Color by Deluxe an avco cmbamy niiMi^ir (S Added! Fun Cartoon & Novelty — Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan AC schedu sborn Play staged By GAILWILLWERTH outsiders.He said he has helped direct in one act because the to benefit Raft A play consisting of four director was needed to replace a evening. 17, East Lansing High School cast member. The play will be performed Woicott Gibbs of the Independent acts will be The combination of the close at senior; John Brown, 17, also an By KENNETH STERN Yorka wrote "New performed at the Albatross "Get people to say, 'My God! atmosphere of the Albatross and »,u,F,..cKA,u„[UW„na ^„lPvmn'ir^^tiUrdayand ^ ALansin?, ^b00' State News Reviewer that Jimmy might easily have been tedious Ported Coffee House, 547 '/i Grand that's just like us,'" a line from a script that reveals manv of the ®u?day' Donation is $1. senior, Ann Marie . - Spata, 19, performing Arts Company and insufferable if Osborne River, to raise money for the the first act, states the play's comical sides of people and a - Ca8t members inc,ude °anlel Weymouth, and Leslie Haines, 19, both MSU ^ Raft, an organization that aids 17, Okemos High freshmen. - purpose: each act shows the makes J* will lau^h their 1970-71 hadn t somehow write about him with managed to runaways. n with John Osborne's compassion The production is called "You " drama, "Look Back in which opens Oct. 6 in the and truth, and to a kind of endow him with savage and authentic Know I Can't Hear You When the *TORA TORA TORA' Water's Running," by humor not often found in Theater for a six - day run heroes Robert Anderson. Film who consider play in the Klvas of applauded in Japan I themselves victims The show was cast and Is of life, since Brody and McDonel they are far more apt directed by L. J. Corn, an East to be damp with self from Oct. 12 to 17. - pity than Lansing High School senior. bright with rage." He said his intentions for the The play is under the director c w Bahs, a newcomer to Gibbs' observation is play followed the philosophies important written by state director Peter TOKYO (AP) Twentieth Century - Fox's Japanese - American U from Ohio's Bowling Green to consider, for in this case the — recreation of the Dec. "absolutely spiendid," then added: "Showing it in Japan will be a University. "Look Back in Brook in his book, "The Empty 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor touched off good thing for the young Japanese who don't know what war is like. play is elevated from an applause and speculation — at its Tokyo premiere mer" originally opened In of plain evening Space." — Thursday It will teach them to be cautious about getting involved in such bitching to something night. Jland "n the mid 1950'8 where with a bit more substance and Corn said Brook believed that The applause for the $25-million film "Tora disasters in the future." enjoyed wide critical acclaim. many of the conventional Tora Tora" came The film, which shows Japanese planning and execution of the meaning. from the largely Japanese audience at the close trimmings such as elaborate sets, of the 2'A hour attack as virtually flawless in contrast to American Osborne's drama is a character make show. The speculation centered on the effect it bumbling and The • up and costumes detract might have lack of preparation, may well strike some secret iy of Jimmy Porter, an angry object of the play, in the from and stifle good young Japanese who know Pearl Harbor only as the first on sparks of pride who sees himself playwright's words acting. step in the amoung the middle - aged Japanese who were here when it was "to make Four high school students and Japanese defeat of World War II. happened. J between an intolerable people In feel, to give them lessons An umbrella? two college freshmen adapt Ony of those who believed it would have an anti - war impact was But Japan's older generation has long and an equally miserable feeling. They can think ago apologized for Pearl themselves to portray two, and Alice Kurusu, American • born widow of Harbor and the war which followed. The confHct teftr ". The drama is centered around afterwards." Osborne wants his No, it's not an umbrella Saburo Kurusu, Japan's Japan in some cases, three different ambassador to Washington at the time of Pearl exhausted, bled white and strongly anti-war. •s tirade about art, religion, anger to spread so others can weathered by the rainy and Harbor. He and his characters in the four acts. fellow ambassador, Kichisaburo Directed by Richard Fleischer, with Japanese Sundays, England, his wife "become angry enough to care." damp Lansing monsoon Nomura, stood silent while U.S. sequences by "The only real limitations they Secretary of State Cordell Hull gave them a tongue lashing. Toshio Masuda and Kinji mother'- in • law. Porter season. It's the mid section of Fukasaku, the cast is half American and have had is not having half Japanese, with subtitles utes part of his condition to The PAC production of "Look a ferris wheel many White - haired Mrs. Kurusu told a filling the language gap. Back in Anger," includes reminding us of facilities, but they feel that all reporter the movie was in an "American Age", he is veterans the summer fun we've Peter they need is space," Lee dismayed rebel, deplores the Landry and O'Donnel in the leads and Juliana Beatrice probably forgotten since the VanDyke, an East Lansing High /»Wc/e. /Vo»rv ATTENTION! Iddle class, and has only Boehnlein in a supporting role. first day of classes. School theater teacher, said. Aorfv, bhQSS, ontemptfora"dead God." bt-Qz.il SPARTAN SN photo by Terry Luke no VanDyke said the cast has had overall ueyLtblc. nuts VILLAGE supervision from Amhdrtc/s of The University Christian Church, 310 North Hagadorn in East Lansing, will sponsor a Saturday morning Bible study and play time for youngsters Kindergarten age through eighth still going strong grade. These activities will be held each Saturday morning In urante October from 9:00 till 11:00 a.m. Bus MADS transportation will be provided. There will be no charge. For information call 332-3035. fter 58 years in business q/So MifplitSy Exclusive First Run Showing LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - passed and "Hello Sweetheart" to "the Schnoz," began entertaining since he opened. Aqtik iCqhd/e. h\qkihQ , je nit, people will tell me when to said Jimmy Durante. the chorus girls. "I take it now." easy people 58 years ago in the cafes of New York's Coney Island. "What the hell am I going to do if I don't work?" he had said 3 Adult Hits Rated X Tnen they don't come no more, "People always laugh at the before going on, "Stay home? EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED retire." Sunday night Durante was same things," he said. "You I've been to Niagara Falls. I've Durante, now 78 but still doing awarded the Golden Award by change it around a bit, a different been to Paris. So what is there left TO SEE ... IN ONE GREAT SHOW' shows a night regularly, was the American Guild of MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES - Variety song now and then, but it's all the for me to see? I'm just happy I'm d out on a couch In his Artists. The award was part of the same." able to work." g room at the Desert Inn first annual Georgie And it was all the same when "I love it out there," he said. ion the Las Vegas Strip. presentations, named for the late Durante shoved a battered felt "It ain't work, to hear those Three months ago, Durante George M. Cohan. The award, hat onto his head, walked into the people laugh and enjoy lapied while working across " presented on CBii TV's Ed wings and paused as the applause themselves . . . when you're out UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM - 7:30 p.m. p at the Frontier Hotel, Sullivan Show, will be given each swelled to greet him. The house there, you.pray tri.-God that It'U li his first engagement since year to honor a performer who was full, as it had been end." . (Unlew otherwise designated) every night never 'collapse. has been on the stage for more than BO years. "It was just a little lapse. I Just it Durante was unable to appear myself exhasted," said for the presentation because he rente as he lay In front of the still recuperating from his WILS FLASHBACK Friday Sept. 25 "GOODBYE, MR. CHIP" Starring Peter 0 Toole & was Petula Clark. In color. rtulng room's open door, collapse. houtlng "Hl'ya" to all who Durante and his famous nose, WELCOME WEEK "IF IT'S TUESDAY, THIS MUST BE BELGIUM" Fictional travel film, in color. CHECK OUR SPECIALS Spartan Hitline • 393-1320 RACK. Many Great "THE LION IN WINTER" With Katherine Hepburn ai Queen Eleanor; LP's at Low Prices! Peter O'Toole, Henry II. In color. at "FATHER" (Hungarian) Thurs. .• Fri. On the Year's 10 Beit list in 1967 Oct. 8, 9 (Shown at 7:30 p.m., Oct. 8, DISC SHOP Doors open 1:00 p.m. 323 E. Grand River starting TODAY: IUHI • j |i 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 482-3905 7:30 and 9:10, Oct. 9 FAIRCHILD THEATRE) Open Mon. Sat. 9 ■ Fri. 9 a.m. a.m. • 6 p.m. 9 p.m. Feature 1:45-3:40- 10-5:35 I I lH « I C*7:"i I • 7:30 and 9:30 p.~ - Phone: 351-5380 Friday "THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS" Nov. 13 Algeria's struggle toward independence French & Arabic, English sub-titled Beal Film Group Barnabas Collins, PRESENTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY takes a bride in a bizarre act Friday "HOW THE WEST WAS WON" "'Loving' of unnatural love. Nov. 20 Comedy, drama, music & history is bitter medicine. BANNED Outstanding cast. In color. An important film." -ncx ncco holiday Single Admission $1.00; term ticket $5.00 XovfiWS IN Tickets on sale at the door 'Loving" Shown Twice at 7:07 and 12:00 SWEDEN (AUGUST 1970) NOW SHOWING! BOX OFFICE OPEN 7 00 P M • Fhe BESF in DRIVE IN Entertainment! Come see how the vampires do it. 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PHONE 337-78001 JQ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 2S J «-> sv —- i Strange A one-eyed ship captain is one of the many breaks that inhabit the strange, surreal world Federico Fellini has created for "Fellini Satyricon," his spectacular new film. that I ' 'SATYRICON' Theme of Fellini's film lost in dazzling imagery "Fellirl Satyricon" is by new societies built on til fascinating proof that a Federico rejection of the old order a J Fellini film can be good or bad renewed idealism. T but never easily dismissed. Fellini has sought to establiA this social continuum and Regardless of whether you bring! think it a masterpiece or a into sharp contemporary focil by looking to the pasfl monumental hoax, Satyricon" is unforgettable. The Italian master's latest work is a spectacular visual creation that "Fellini 2mm Unfortunately he has muddle! his efforts by his emphasis on til visual and his neglect of tl thematic. dazzles and stuns the eyes as it The viewer is so overwhelms! [ challenges the mind to probe its By ROBERT KIPPER by the surface effects he T thematic core. State News Reviewer inclined to accept or reject til Based on a classic novel by film for strictly visual reason! Petronius, who is believed to have Those who praise it dosobecauJ been a companion of emperor fjnd ourselves confronting a of Its haunting imagery, and thol Nero It Is a tale of ancient Rome who discredit it do so because! sod at the hei ht of its and the decadence of its patrician ,endor but reveaU a,read the its freak show appearance. Fel class who had transformed weal h g Qf progresslve notice the underlying theme anl Into power and spiritually dis|olution » this is less the viewers' fault tlu| destroyed their civilization in the it is Fellini's. FelUni sa,d he hoped tQ free,y process. Fellini has embellished his fill adapt Petronius' work and make with unique blend of fantasyaif Fellini reportedly exhumed the it "a powerful and evocative reality. The scenes seem tJ novel because he recognized in it allegory - a satire of the world we realistic tobeshruffedoffyettol certain timeless, almost cyclic live in today." parallels with societies today. Undoubtedly, Fellini and surrealistic to be approachf logically. The imagery is / "Then, as now," he said, "We fellow screenwriter Bernardino stunning even the most appalliil Zapponi added much of their and bloody moments s own perceptions to those of strangely compelling. kJ 111 Petronius. "Fel looks at Romanlini Satyri con" corruption through the eyes of two young Indeed, in the purely v sense, "Fellini Satyricon" without peer in imagination an | men who journey through their variety. Unfortunately itsreasc I . | i. society almost passively, for being — the contempon third pOMC© m O n experiencing the squalor they did parallels implied - are lost in ttj not create. Seldom do they nightmarish panorama of twisti outwardly react against it. humans and their freakil BUENOS AIRES (AP) A The film follows tiiese men - from adventure to adventure as actions. I policeman was killed and another Still, "Fellini Satyricon" isl seriously wounded Wednesday by they interact in a society their unusual it should be seen. WM four terrorists who opened fire encounters teach them to study, else but Federico Fellini could If from inside a car on a precinct in question and ultimately reject. the outskirts of Buenos Aires. Fellini has established what he so masterful even in parti| failure? It was the second attack in less must feel is the historic contrast: than a week against an Argentine a rotting civilization wallowing in police station. Last Friday two its own excess and a youthful policemen were killed when subculture giving it the scrutiny it another terrorist group tried to seize a police post at Rosario, 170 cannot bear if it is to continue. In this contrast and through this Library offers I miles north of here. scrutiny Fellini implies a crucial Later a group known as the People's revolutionary Army claimed credit for the attack. social continuum: the inevitable demise of societies who have lost their ideals and their replacement children's hou| Registration is being i today through Monday for t* children's story hour entitle* "Children and animals have luj everywhere", according to M* Julia Hunt, Children's librarian! the East Lansing City Library. I All children from three to nj years of age and not ye kindergarten are eligible « register. The story hour will " offered at four time periods. J to 10:30 a.m. TuesdaJ Wednesday, and Thursday andJ to 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in "■ library located at 950 Ab Rd., East Lansing. The story hour is an eight w program starting the wee q September 28. Sophomores and Juniors If you are interested in helping young children with emotional problems and/or learning about and practicing techniques which could help you become a more sensitive and effective future parent, teacher or child care worker, and are willing to invest 3 4 hours a • week during the Fall, Winter and Spring quarters in an intensive practicum experience, please come to room 111 Olds Hall during one of the following days and times: Monday: September 28-7 P.M. or 9 P.M. Tuesday: September 29-7 P.M. or 9 P.M. Wednesday: September 30-7 P.M. or 9 P.M. Thursday: October 1 - 7 P.M. or 9 P.M. Those selected to participate will be able to receive course credit during the Winter and Spring quarters. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, l(J70 ]| Inions accused Flint GM )f non-white bias J I WASHINGTON (AP) - The government's top job rights officer Tsed U.S. labor Thursday of "playing all those cards" of its ■influence in Congress to avoid opening its unions fully to SHOPLIFTERS MUST feel money s cxccoMPcxriieo DETROIT (UPI) ~ I'Sey^feel they have a lot of friends on the Hill; they put a lot • , drinking whiskey at Ethel's Bar in Nobody's to "Everyone around be trying to save as much here seems It didn't take Robert Zamecki, |,f moiiey into congressiona1 campaigns," Asst. ^CMTS OB POLlCei^aN !! Flint, Mich., these days. Bottle an employe at GM's Pontiac If Arthur A. Hetcher told a House subcommittee.Secretary of A beer money as he can," said the Division plant, long to make his bor sales are also "down to I to a result, there is a widespread feeling in government, he said daytime barmaid at Ethel's. The own deductions. ■ J even though equal opportunity programs practically nothing." barmaid, a mother of four, is are backed by Most of the customers are auto "You still have to eat and the "thankful" to be working. Her ■Ljdent Nixon, labor will be able to maintain white favoring • workers from the Fisher Body husband, one of the striking GM doctors bills don't stop just Kembership practices through friends on key congressional plant across the street. The few employes, isn't. because a strike is coming," he who still afford it have been said. He said he can "expected the |W"tVe found thai labor unions have been jawboning on civil limiting themselves to a couple of The GM strike is not weeks old. Some of the auto yet two strike and tried to prepare for it, Irifhts and lining ZSSSSZSK3 ! mysterious UFO accounts and learn some basic types of 5:40-7:50-9:55 observations to perform when No Preschoolers Admitted. you see an "unknown in the sky." "No one should miss it! 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President Wharton will explore "The University ought to be a merely focus upon the one's peer group," Wharton said the University community's "city interaction of man with his in his speech. "In today's modern • 'beautiful society of the mind," society," of youth" in many of his lounge physical setting but should pay "Even when the peer group he stated, Wharton said. "We should all "adherence to dialogues at residence halls this equal attention to the interaction interaction is not personal, there work together." behavioral codes and the between man and man," Wharton is a shared set of youthful values year, he said this week. Wharton first emphasized the avoidance of unacceptable The "city of youth" theme told the group. and attitudes which transcend "city of youth" theme in his behavior is due far more to social deals with the nature of student differences in background, keynote address to the annual Isolated society pressure than to moral and ethical contact with other students, convention of the income, race and levels of codes." Michigan The most important faculty and administrators within Municipal League Sept. 9. intelligence. With limited contact characteristic of the "city of with other age "Whether like it groups, one we or not, youth" is the narrow age inevitably finds a massive many citizens today adhere to a distribution of the members of reinforcement of the youthful standard of conduct more the community, Wharton said. values and concerns." because their neighbors do, or are COME, SEE THE Nearly 80 per cent of the campus expected to do so, rather than REVOLUTION IN SKI-BOOTS. community is between 18 and 22 These shared values and because they are fully convinced RIEKER UNI FIT years old, and have little contact concerns help to account for the of the moral validity of such with persons outside this age rapidity with which news spreads codes," he said. Our amazing new Daleboot range -- and often even within this when a sensitive issue erupts and custom-fit process. Your feet age range. for the speed with which a large "The "city of youth" actually shape the boots! "Except in laboratory sessions number of demonstrators gather phenomenon is not limited to the or small sections, peer contacts of during any student - university community, Wharton This means perfect fit because a close and continuing nature are administration confrontation said. As young people become your boots match your feet— limited to a few individuals and over such an issue, he said. 100%. This gives you extra increasingly mobile and parents these rarely extend beyond a lose effective surveillance, ordinary, never-before-possible particular course or term," he Accepted behavior societal controls have been comfort. It also gives you pointed out. Another characteristic of the disintegrating, especially in large extraordinary, never-before Wharton said he will discuss University community is the cities and wealthy suburbs. student contacts with faculty in diffusion of authority and the possible control. Because you the classroom and with lack of any single authority A sub-culture of youth within have NO PRESSURE POINTS! There's a lot more to this story University services in his meetings this foil. figure, Wharton said. A young person entering the the larger culture is also emerging within several urban areas, It must — including the rugged Rieker "The full effect of living and Wharton said. Orbilan Shell. Discover what Uni "city of youth" is removed from studying in a city of the young is the broader societal pressures and This little girl seems to be saying thank you to her mom. Isn't it nice to be appreciated? Fit is all about. See for yourself that of far greater isolation and constraints which induce insulation from other conformity to standards of rIeker AT KENT STATE -3P La Forgia's Call for time of special Uni Fit demonstrations Cocktail White vows Piz er KENT, Ohio (AP) President He told & Robert renewed his I. White to — Thursday on the new campus students where arriving four aware of "the rumor mill ghastly institutuion that works — a operation with closer student faculty communications to kee vow keep Kent students were shot to death last overtime." the school open. Pizza- Spaghetti Submarines State University open and May that security will be stiffer White closed the declared, "We are not going to university last Classes begin Monday, u TAKEOUT OR DINE IN this year and, "Heaven knows, I May 4 two hours after four live in a state of perpetual though enrollment for tlv; regret it as much as you do." students were shot to death and freshman class is down about 4. apprehension." Now Open But he warned them to be nine others confrontation wounded with in Ohio a per cent, university official anticipate final enrollment i 3106 E. Grand River National Guardsmen. Weathervane 485-3089 Jackson State The troops had been sent to the campus to put an end to a series of student disorders. approach the 21.000 pit students who registered last fall 2283 Grand River, Okemos Meet Your People at a "I hope it's quiet this year. P White noted the Kent State Stahl, 21, Riehwood, Opens quietly campus police force has been senior said. She said she si NGC THEATRE CORP. SPARTAN TWIN EAST MIXER!! beefed up from 36 to 48 full • time officers since last spring and said that additional confrontation and shooting her dormitory window last Ma; froi fRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phone 351 0030 featuring JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - Fall classes State began quietly at Jackson College on Wednesday, were considering designating week next May to commemorate the deaths of Phillip Gibbs and a coordination has established with nearby police been "I were thought the guardsm firing blanks," she sa agencies. "and when THE RUSH „ opening the first regular school session since the violence of last James Earl Green. Officials said the violence The new strength and new coordination, he said, "are were even falling believe it." I the student just couldi May 15 in which two persons appeared to have no impact on designed to keep other law , [ T>H€ANG€LL€VIN€' GP COLOR by Deluxe' United Artists Saturday Night Brody Multi purpose died. Bullet - enrollment, which was 3,700 last shattered panels and spring, but no fall figures were enforcement agencies off the campus. new University officials announce code of conduct for th; windows have been replaced on available. SNOWING AT: 1:30-5:50-10:10 "Basically, we are saying we students, providing for quic' the girls' dormitory in the area Jackson State called off the ALSO Room 8-11:30 p.m. 500 where two young blacks were final two weeks of the killed during a police barrage. semester following the shooting, spring will handle the job ourselves," he added. "We are going to stay suspension and banishment fro the campus of troublemaker open. We are going to operate." This code brings the campus t "THE SECRET OF SANTA VITTORIA" Student leaders said no but held a summer session White said earlier he will line with a state law on canipv sponsored by Emmons Hall memorial ceremonies without incident. SHOWING AT: 3:20 - 7:40 were combine orderly university disruption that became effectiv planned now but they Sept. 16. AUBURN FILM GROUP PRESENTS B,_>SP«fttiikN i NG CENTER t TWIN WEST iOCi ' iST j»CINAW Phone 351 0030 Colombia OK Winner of 6 smoking of po Academy Awards including Best BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) Picture & Best Colombian authorities decree Actor. Wednesday that marijuan smoking is no longer a crime i. this country, but anyone caugnj Bridge On The River Kwai buying, selling or transp """ pot could face trial. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. September 25. 1070 13 U journalism students . m. > mmf I Aft 11 YtWl* P-„, Editor's Note: State News staff writer Diane Petryk was one of 35 students participating in MSU's first International Seminar in Qiomparative SS3S= The questions students job was to act thnrn tourism question in with in Yugoslavia discussed Richard Sudhalter, UPI correspondent Belgrade and discussion on solutions to racism with "But I think local people and with equally valuable for the students has been their contact with the young people from Trying to communicate with waiters who spoke only Serbo-Croatian. Failing. Trying to get up the nerve to eat the fried squid Journalism. probing and comparing their Georges Albert Salvan who other countries. It's an experience they'll tentacles one was served. various press systems, covered the Algerian revolution In getting to Omis, the students traveled theories.nd methods for Agence never forget - and I'm sure the Mattie Garrett, Flint France Presse. people of Sophomore, had an for a grueling 36 hours by plane, bus and By DIANE PETRYK Omis will never State News Staff Writer frZThe (Lmere PU'!ed W'th the j°urnalists We gained a lot of perspective and forget these young interesting experience when the group was train. Smith said when he greeted the such tnni.? St countries concerning points of view," said Jane Gaston, other Americans either." Each guest lecture invited for a lamb roast in a tiny, remote exhausted students on their arrival he It Was the first time/ a group of Americans ^ectivtty? propa8anda, censorship and' Kalamazoo Senior. "A lot of the like America more Yugoslavs students were was tape recorded and asked to transcribe it. Smith is village where relatives of one of the seminar members live. Being the first black person thought they were going to lynch him for planning such a route. ^ ever stayed in the little town of Omis, th U ? di!ncult t0 describe the totality of than we do." KimSerota, Birmingham sophomore, said now planning a book on the foreign press. they had ever seen, she received a great deal Jugoslavia, where 35 students attended TwiteheU °nal experience>" sa'd Beverly the whole Outside of class, - held only in the of special attention. Next year Smith hopes to hold the seminar jSU's first International Seminar in trip was "fascinating with regard bmparative Journalism this summer. \associate editor of the MSU to the people we met and talked with. It was mornings -- students sun and to swim in were free to enjoy the the Adriatic Sea (situated The students found Yugoslavia, often considered the most free of all Communist somewhere else in Yugoslavia. He was iflK comparing of cultures, and the program. Participated in the as much a cultural experience as it was a only a few feet from their hotel), to attend East Europe nations, is annoyed by the factories of Omis the air with thick smoke. The polluting "We probed journalistic learning experience." the dances held in the rapidly becoming a city of Trogir, thusiasm Yugoslavs and Americans journalistic concerns with the Smith summed evenings and to drink great tourist center. The rocky Dalmation not far down the coast, is a possible site. i for getting to know one another up his feelings concerning the inexpensive both sides w* in We found e1ual interest on the seminar this Yugoslav wine. coast provides striking scenery. The people a Summer that neither group will other way: The women were overwhelmed Another contemporary issues - ''It went by the are open and are allowed to freely criticize change he hopes to make will racism, campus unrest and even better than we had handsome Croatian allow the seminar to be y forget. pollution," she men found in great their government. An almost universal love truly international. uabslavia was chosen by the creator of anticipated. The caliber of the guest numbers in the little resort of Tito prevails Instead of only interantional lecturers town and along with a fear of what guests, Smith from all anxious to date American program, Stanley E. Smith, associate over Europe was might follow when he is gone. The people also hopes to recruit students lessor of journalism, because of its bi.'tTmLdiSCUSSi°n^ Were sometimes broad, exceptionally high, and their talks stimulated the students. But even really The men were often girls. were countries. from various cessibility to both western and eastern coitHK rmeamngful were the international more challenging a local occupied with team in basketball. generally anti-Soviet. One Yugoslav student, Frank rnalists and because of his familiarity 25"® mterjections on various striking was the way students profited from the informal lost every game. They Ljublijana, said Yugoslavia Magista of has more Those interested in the seminar may view a Jth the area. FrankRnrt ltrUggles in Africa fr°m coffee meetings with the guests-- over "They're not good, but we're worse," freedom than any of Russia's other satellite display of artifacts and pictures the students Smith provided distinguished guest Instit° Institute, the . L 'ntemational Press industry (pollution) vs or wine, the beach in the or even sitting by a cove on Dave Taylor, Royal Oak Senior said. countries and wants to keep it that way. 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The new position was created and her role in society." "Black women should not reject understands the problems, assets By working closely with Don to deal with the special problems or neglect their beauty." and realities of being black in a Coleman, director of minority The "Libra" representative will white system. often encountered by female Personal problems students and with the female also show a short movie, "A Sense Toni Eubanks, recently black aides in the dorms on a balck aides, Miss Eubanks hopes of Beauty, Your Source of appointed graduate assistant for full-time, campus-wide basis. Although she stressed that she to deal with problems and issues Pride." The demonstrations will both on a personal and general be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the basis. Union parlors B and C, Oct. 14, "My long - range goal," Miss PARENTS HERE FOR A VISIT? Eubanks stated, "is to help black women to make their own andinMcDonel Kiva, Oct. 15. individual decisions about their Symposium planned future. I hope I can help them CALL make these decisions with knowledge of and within a In black hopes to thefuture. Miss Eubanks plan, with the help of as value system. many black co-eds as possible, an all-University symposium on the KELLOGG Beauty hints black woman. After graduatingfrom MSU in Miss Eubanks said she will first the spring of 1969,Miss Eubanks CENTER deal with the outer aspect of black beauty. A representative from "Libra," a black cosmetics taught for one year at Jefferson Junior High School in Pontiac. New assistant She conducted a similar program company will visit campus Oct. for black girls at Jefferson, an For 14 and 15. all-black school. She will demonstrate the This year she will be studying Room Reservations Toni Eubanks, a new graduate assistant from Detroit, will begin correct shades, and application of for her master of arts degree in aides working this term with black l 355-5090 make-up. For non-users, the "Libra" representative will English with a concentration in on campus. State News photo by Chas Flowers | writing, and hopes eventually to discuss proper complexion care return to the field of education. for blacks. t rc- ■«*.**» xmw Ford dumps 9 oaews ■&*&* * members lo Pickups arti to »'S 4MB* * ■ <#WW» ■WW r «rvm mamr »***: WASHINGTON (UPI) The At least 24 senators and 16 o onoc jwwsb flSMf ? wi&w mm r.as Ford Motor Co., prompted by a - house members, including some cars at regular commercial rates! in the District of Columbia -I Senate Ethics Committee sitting on committees dealing $3,600 a year or S2.80C ' admonition to legislators, with legislation affecting the two - year lease. announced Thursday it is auto industry, leased cars from PICKUPS, ARS abandoning its practice of Ford and Chrysler at cut rates. Favored legislators had been! 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Delivery Only i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 15 pcreased ousing Economics forces United eed cited Housing is a critical problem in back regular -United States. ft meet growing needs and the Ive,V goal established by °'y m 1968 to provide 26 cut flights housing units, requires t doubling the present rate .reduction, according to By DONNA WILBURN "Lansing passengers will not Capital City Airport, said that at Hllim Lloyd, professor of State News Staff Writer have to share flights with other the present time all passenger said, 211Jconstruction at MSU. cities as in the past; we will be requests cannot be accomodated, Brown explained that airlines t well as other businesses across the America needs to build but the United Airline service from able to sell all seats on the three We need more eastbound wionishow? nation are feeling the pressure of Capital City Airport will be flights non-stop from Lansing," flights and better scheduling," he the present lag in the economy. To find some possible answers cutback from nine to three flights he said. d and graduate student daily beginning Oct. 25. Elmen added that although the p. Bailey recently choice of times to depart will be United manager in Lansing, -pleted a 3-month study of Paul Elmen, said the cancellation less, the amount of seats to a ricated housing techniques • of flights was the result of a destination will remain basically nationwide program which the same. He also said connecting ■qMhe housing objectives eliminated 23 flights and affected services will be more efficient. -blished by Congress are to be 59 Michigan cities. United daily flights after Oct. our housing policies must be 25 include two "Lansing has not been singled flights to Chicago jed to direct more investment out as the only city which has and one to Cleveland which the housing sector of our -nomy," they said. 0 facilitate growth, Lloyd Offensive been forced to cutback flights because of the economic plight of the continues to Baltimore. Flights to Detroit, Grand Rapids and Saginaw, two flights Big Red jests building codes in the ted States should be made rag!$trati^°n!aze C°UP°nS " ^ StadiUm tim® consumin9 as ^tting through the airlines," Glmen said. Elmen explained that improvements to customers have some to Chicago and one Cleveland will be cancelled. flight to is net ■e uniform and in line with -strial forms of production. State News photo by Harold Friedl evolved in spite of the consolidation of regular services. Although four airlines operate from Capital City Airport, United beauty. "Standardization is the first requisite for industrial forms HOSTS FOREIGN STUDENTS and majority North Central provide a of the service. Trans - And that's production," Lloyd said. Thus, Michigan and Air Michigan each seems ganizations, rational that U.S. trade financial schedule only four flights With fewer flights scheduled daily. by truth. tutions, the government or United. SERVAS aids travelers North Central may me other controlling assume more service. David E. —ization should take steps to Mo ran, North Central vice - -urage more standardization president in Minneapolis, said the icularly standardization of possibility of additional flights and planning of modular By DAVID BASSETT will be evaluated to aid State News Staff Writer studying in Askov, Denmark, in SERVAS hosts invite travelers America may write for :ts, if more rapid progress in 1948. Originally called the preparation of future schedules. dustrialized building is into their homes for a visit of two information to U.S. However, flights cannot be Opendoor System of Work, SERVAS, ROSH HASHONA L. upeuuoor , aysierr added to meet the Oct. 25 ed)." nights and attempt to offer their McBurney Branch YMCA, 215 W. date, he development of mass „ interested"" fl-.®"-*!-A. ntprp«;t»>rf in = ... "'"8 !^SU ?iu_dy L Ch"1" „" ""J ^ and Travel, "",v,i 1 about SERVAS (an Esperanto word guesis . the ■««"■«= name guests a welcome welcome and ana genuine 23rd St., New York 10011, «•««« iuuii, ui since schedules are already -IMC far nnant tv nrnriiirt nn kets for quantity production "'"erican Die by DV interest in sharing and exchanging contact Duncan Meikle, 110 complete. . visiting Visiting in in mpsnino meaning "enrvn""serve" was later l.t„, • , ' n.u«„ Of Services will be held on: !?««.»• T Russell Brown, manager of the . opinions, ideas and experiences. Bailey « ^.-k^o^c8 .i— St., East _ also required, Lloyd said, through sfrvas .Can d° 5° ad°Pted Lansing, o V. i-1 rT*""™. to_ denote »a isPirit of Approved SERVAS travelers Wednesday, Sept. 30, 8:00 p.m., 109 Anthony -ng with more extensive ' Pf * international mutual service. sing research. organization whose . . . hundreds of plan their own itineraries, using Thursday, Oct. 1, 9:30 a.m., Alumni Memorial hosts across the The United otai,ra wllIkCU States SERVAS host lists IT'S SO NICE TO HAVE. Chapel rrently, MSU is conducting from the areas in which . . country have Committee, Inc., is part of s Friday, Oct. 2, 9:30 tensive research on opened their homes to promote they will travel. Travelers have a.m., Alumni Memorial Chapel worldwide volunta a r y dustrialized housing international understanding. • the opportunity to visit homes in JACOBSON'S YOUNG AOULT CHARGE ACCOUNT SKRVis^cfw •°'ju organization working to bring sman towns as well as those in May You Be Inscribed - uction, transportation and meracceptability. in an ^hwurfinn.1 international group « conceived of youths by together men and women of all nationalities. large metropolitan areas, is cued to your campus needs and we will be For A Good Year . . . MSU HILLEL FOUNDATION No fees are 332-1S exchanged between visitor and host. Each pleased to accept your application for ontrol board criticizes a year, several hundred approved travelers make approximately 2,000 visits with their hosts in America. Jacobson Charge Account Identification Card Your personal account number T.G.I.S. * *(Thank G-d It's Shabbos) SERVAS also offers American aily Cardinal's policy students the opportunity to visit with hosts in over including England, France, 25 countries, will speed your purchases and give greater shopping convenience you doesn't SHABBOS SERVICES (Just because your mother told you to mean you can't!) come, Japan, Columbia and SATURDAY at 10 A.M. - KIDDUSH AD1S0N, WIS. (UPI) - A and advertising had declined. Apply for yours soon. FOLLOWING "rity of the student members Circulation reportedly was editorial positions. Switzerland. SUNDAY SUPPER with Dr. Michael Rubner, the board of control of the down 1.500 copies a day and is made The Cardinal board of control Foreign students who are on "The Great Powers and the Middle East" versity of Wisconsin student local advertising was down about chosen in up of five students |nter®sted'n becoming SERVAS Sept. 27, 6:00 p.m. camDus elections dIus travelers during their stay In paper, The Dally Cardinal, innPer.j6n ► i three faculty ... -r ———*— Tuesday, Sept. 29, 4:30 p.m. - Organization meeting for expressed disgust with the David , Loken members future Hebrew classes at Hillel (NOTE: MSU Credit resigned as appointed by the chancellor. "'s radical editorial policy, it Cardinal student business Hebrew is now available - LOA 299). reported Thursday. manager. Board members said he Two of the four persons The Renault 1( Tuesday, Sept. 29, 7:30 p.m. — Israel organizational wanted for the Aug. 24 bombing e criticism "ing of the board came at a regular and key inal editors and was the first disagreed with the newspaper * had been Cardinal staffers. goes on farther 1/2 gallon Jacobsoris meeting — Captain's Room, Union than most ears go on did not ask ation of the editor in for the chief, ANNOUNCEMENT a full gallon. a great new store Steinzor, Mamaroneck, Examinations for Regular Certification Most cars are doing great if they get 17 miles a gallon. board's action apparently med from the Cardinal's Chicago Public Schools The Renault 10 does twice that: An honest 35 miles. for men and women orial position It also has twice as many doors regarding the Date of National Teacher Examination: Nov. some cars: 4. 24 campus 14, 1970 bombing which • med one life and Deadline for filing with Educational Twice as many disc brakes as caused four me cars: 4. ''x Testing Service: Oct. 22,1970 Deadline for filing Application (Form Ex5) Oct. 9, 1970 Twice as much luggage space as editorial and an me cars: 11 cubic feet. ,'pretive" nz°r were article by Miss sympathetic to Apply— Board of Examiners, Room 1026 Chicago Board of Education cars: And twice as many beds as most 2. (The front seats fold all the classic checks bombers. way back.) 228 North LaSalle Street "«1 board All this and more without being members told Steinzor that the radical Chicago, Illinois 60601 twice the price. il $1725 P.O.E. policy was one reason student paper's circulation Intermediate-Upper Grades Early Childhood Education Education in the School Elementary RENAULT' Traditional houndstooth checks looking very new in unusual combinations like hot Biology and General Science Chemistry, Physics, pink grey, shamrock butter¬ General Science High School English English Language and cup, or navy yellow white. 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The candidate should tile application with Educational Testing CENTER Che bagpiper Service Box 911, Princeton, New Jersey 08540, to take the National juts Tpacher Examination in the area for which he is qualified. The following credentials must be presented to the Board of Ex¬ 1200 E.Oakland aminers not later than Friday, October 9, 1970. 321 east grand river, east lansing Application (Form Ex5) Restaurant Official transcripts Official birth certificates Open Mon and Thur till 9 p.m. gas light village, e. grand rapids b * 4 . | ^ArtifirAtion should roauest ffiSon'"cS2» -m'"K Bo'.,« o. B«m«. MlrM thflt Nfltionsl Tcflchor westmain mall, kalamazoo tiffany scores required: Common Exam 500 1200 s. university, ann arbor lounge Teaching Area Exam 550 218 Washington, grand haven "OWNTOWN LANSING Total Composite Scores 1100 *11.96 11$ e. Michigan FREE PARKING 482-1226 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. Scptembt "»o WELCOME BACK Mc Kee By DAVE SHORT overwhelming faculty opposition committees could form a block some report form but you get to the James McKee, pro{eunr SALE! State New* Staff Writer to its passage laat spring, which against them. question of what Is going to be was significantly more than I A major controversy also left of It," Charles Larrowe, Almost four montha since its had anticipated, it will have to developed over the clause In the professor of economics, said. I overwhelming defeat by the have revi8ions before It is McKee Report that involved think It'll be watered down, a Academic Senate, the passed," Terry Sullivan, the increased minority group sop, but at least, it will be a step controversial McKee report on student representative to the representation. In the right direction." changes in it. Yet the Jh student Darticioation returns to Academic Council, when the There was considerable "If students want equality, aren't necessarily radical creating student particinat- JR the University Limelight when report was defeated, said. the the Academic Council The major objections to the question last spring as to report ( will appear to be ) whether the report's minority watered down. But If they want that is worthwhile,"&ti01 Increased student reconvenes for the fall term on report revolve around the group provisions would be a participation at a proper In academic particiL Oct. 6. number of student violation of the 1964 Civil perspective, the proportion will likely governance s2 The report recommended that representatives on committees, Rights Adt. In an attempt to be significantly Increased, " to come future. But, the in the^ students be given increased the extent 0M concern over legality and the clear up the legality issue, Herbert Garfinkel, dean of remains to be seen; it DJ1 FREE! representation and voting rights' on the Academic Council and its standing committees, increased selection of minority group representations and whether or not students have a right to be President Wharton plans to make a statement based research early next week. on his James Madison College, said concerning the changes that will have to be made in the report. will not be as wide Hat proposed i„ McKw Report, - swL?„ l£"W' involvement within the several involved in decisions however. REGISTER FOR 2 FREE concerning WOODSTOCK ALBUMS TO BE departments, colleges, centers faculty matters. and institutes of the University, While most University faculty GIVEN AWAY SUNDAY Minority representatives provisions be granted for specific members support the idea of AT SHOPPER'S FAIR | minority student representation in academic government, the increased student participation in academic governance, they are The in which manner minority Name ! establishment of a new Faculty • apprehensive about the effects it group representatives would be Phone j Student Committee on may have on their academic chosen is also at Issue among the Address Academic Governance and the freedom. I faculty. Many faculty members DEPOSIT BY SUNDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 27, AT SHOPPERS FAIR I redefinition and reconstruction are against having one particular NO PURCHASENECESSARY - YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN of the Student Affairs Participation faction select the representatives j Committee. wanted because they may not be "The McKee Report will be indicative of the broad scale of the (Academic) Council's minorities. EVERY ROCK 'N' ROLL STEREO number one priority business. We plan to deal with it in full, "There is a among the faculty to have genuine desire In revising the McKee Report, the Academic Council is faced deliberate speed," Walter student participation but they with several possible methods. A ALBUM IN OUR ST0CL.0N SALE Johnson, administration professor of and higher will not buy any degree of representation that they would committee could review it, the report could be revised from the education and the vice • construe as student floor, or a special review system chairman of the faculty steering domination," Chitra Smith, could be instituted. 299 I Q69 committee, said. professor in James Madison Even if the Academic The McKee report, which was College, said. Council's revisions are not viewed by many as the most "I am entirely confident that acceptable to the Academic OUR CODE NO. 498 OUR CODE NO. 598 inclusive and far • reaching witt two or three major changes, Senate, the McKee Report could REG. 3.69 -3.99 I REG. 4.39-4.49 document advocating student dealing with the over - be amended from the Senate participation in University representation of minority floor this time. governance, faces almost certain groups, too many students on University leaders * The Beatles * Paul McCartney # Chicago * Elvis Presley * 3 Dog Night revisions. committees and having students are # confident that the objectionable The Who * Jackson 5 # Crosby, Stills, Na«h * Blood, Sweat 8< Tears voting * The Grand Funk Railroad * J'm' Hendrix * Steppenwolf * Creedance on strictly faculty parts of the McKee Report will Revision needed matters, the report will be be Ironed out before the Council # The Guess Who #Sesame Street Clearwater • More! passed," Smith said. sends it back to the Academic "Unless the Council makes Senate again for reconsideraiton. some changes in the report, it'll The faculty does not want to And, most elements within the Imported! Natural Color be bounced back again. 1 don't lose any of its powers. Some U n I verslty, from the see any chance for the Senate to WICKER STOOLS change its mind on the report in members see any increased student participation form of Administration on down, are confident that the McKee its present form," Herbert in academic governance as a Report will be passed by the Rudman, professor of STOOL REG. 7.49 ^99 *t administration education, said. and higher definite threat to them; and other faculty members fear that Senate's assigned deadline of January 1,1971. the students and the Yet, there is much speculation ''Because of such administrators on certain as to how effective and far • Avocado, Amber, Blue reaching the McKee Report recommendations will be if they SWAG LAMPS K- are passed. ■ "The report will be passed In - Booking Man & The unpleasant task of buying books Is made easier by excellent coding procedures of area bookttorot Now If Nature students could just remember their courie numbsr, Instructor, and section number. 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Active in education for more than 27 years as a teacher, principal, superintendent and consultant, Parker is the author and co - author of numerous articles on school construction and facilities for f° nical journals. He has served as a consultant to school boards roughout the U.S. and served in that capacity to the Lansing cu wool Sc'100,s °n the Ten Year Education Projection Junior High Planning Project. Parker's memberships in professional organizations include: the "'cnigan Association of School Administrators, Michigan Relation of Higher Education, American Association of School oministratorsand a soa National University Extensions Association. He member of the education WITH ROOT honorary, Phi Delta Kappa. BEER AND We know what you're thinking ■ BLACK HOT POOS STUDENTS (Me >uur .JT- A delicious hot dog plus a frosty mug of root beer are Like any ambitious individual you've rededicated easy to down at your "A&W—an island of refresh¬ yourself to better ment." 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A&W MINORITY BOOKSTORE (above Ace Hardware) 10 5:30 315 SOUTH HOMER (next to Oade's) □ EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS 17320 West Eight Mile Road Southtield, Michigan 48075, (313) 353-5111 (call collect) 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friduy, Scpu-inh,, 2S SPORTS- Gridders around the state providing the Daugherty has been giving the hope Kulikowski as the starters, with MSU's two fine ends, Gordie to reboun opener halftime entertainment. All school students can high attend the defense a little overtime work this week in preparation for the the other trio standing by and Bowdell and co - captain Billy 4J i**' T. T . -n—,|^ ready for duty should the Joe DuPree will be Rasmussen's game by purchasing a special Cougars' attack. starters falter. Hogan, a senior, is Out to prove that they're not ticket at $2 each which will go targets again. Last week as bad as last week's loss might "Washington State's offense is 6-3, 225 pounds from Kettering, Rasmussen hit both receivers six on sale at the stadium starting at similar to Washington's," Ohio and Kulikowski is a 6-1, times for better than 100 yards. indicate, the MSU Spartans will 10 a.m. Saturday. meet Washington State Daugherty said. "They picked 214 pound junior from There's two changes in The Spartans will be up over 500 yards against a Muskegon. offensive line for the Spartans University (1-1) Saturday in attempting to bounce back from tough Kansas defense so we Defensive captain Wilt this week. Vic Mittelberg and Spartan Stadium. last week's 42-16 drubbing at the know they can move the ball. Martin will start at one end Kickoff is set for 1:30 p.m. hands of the Errol Roy will start at left tackle University of And they certainly can score at while junior Doug Halliday and left guard respectively, while with a crowd of 65,000 Washington. In that game the will as indicated by the 38 replaces Dave Thomas at the Bob McClowry, guard Joe expected as the Spartans open Spartans' offense picked up 298 points they scored in the second other end spot. Senior Cal Fox their six game home schedule. DeLamielleure and tackle Jim yards, but the defense allowed half against Idaho." will start again as one outside Nicholson start their second An extra feature Saturday is the twice that amount, including With the loss of middle guard linebacker while sophomore Gail annual Band Day extravaganza, two game. long touchdown plays. Bill Dawson and tackle Ron Curl Clark gets the call at the other Line coach Gordie Serr drilled with numerous bands from MSU Head Coach Duffy for the year, Daugherty has been side. In the middle, Daugherty his men long and hard this week experimenting with five indicated he'll go with either in effort to improve on last —ATTENTION! different men in coming up with the right combination to hopes of stop the senior Jay Breslin or sophomore Ernie Hamilton. The defensive secondary stays week's rather feeble showing. When asked if the line would make a better showing this PRE LAW STUDENTS opponent's running game. The five who after the two the same eith the exception of the week, Serr replied, "Indeed — were safety spot where indeed they will!" PLANNING TO TAKE starting jobs this week were sophomore Brad Van Pelt will Last year's second leading OCTOBER 17th or DECEMBER 19th LSAT John Shinsky and Tom Barnum, start. Harold Phillips and Doug punter in the Big Ten Pat Miller both of whom started last week, Barr will be the cornerbacks and CLASSES FOR THE OCTOBER 17, 1970 LAW SCHOOL reported to the squad this week linebackers Mike Hogan and Dan Brad McLee will be in the and should be ready to go ADMISSION TEST REVIEW COURSE BEGIN THE LAST Kulikowski and middle guard roverback spot. Saturday. He's receiving stiff WEEK OF SEPTEMBER - AT THE TIMES AND PLACES Duane McLaughlin. There's some new faces in the competition from sophomore LISTED BELOW. Following a tough practive REGISTER NOW Thursday, Daugherty indicated starting offensive squad as as well the defense. Junior tailback Richard Salani however, for the kicking chores. Place kicker W hy is this Times & places for Classes for the December 19, 1970 he would go with Hogan and Henry Mathews and sophomore Boris Shlapak will again handle MSU Coach Duffy Daugherty leads his team out of the locker room and out into Spartan Stadium Exam provided on request fullback Ken Alderson will open kick - offs, extra - points and Spartan fans hope that famous smile is still there after Saturday's home opener with The LSAT Review Course improve your score significantly. can times. It will thoroughly completely familiarize you with and Managers needed in the backfield along with quarterback Mike Rasmussen field goal attempts. State- State News photo by John Washington Familiarity with the LSAT can the LSAT that you c Harrington so Any freshmen interested in and flanker Eric Allen. Bill ind should improve the second of higher without having a becoming a manager for the Triplett and Tom Love are both two scores. Admission Officers realize this fact and give second score recorded. If you previously taken the LSAT and nave freshman football team should hobbled by injuries, although FACE UNBEATEN TEXAS A&M exam less weight. The LSAT Review Course is designed to plan to take it again, the course contact Rick Drobat at Triplett should see action in will help you to see your areas of 337-1611. Saturday's came. place you in the same position as weakness and learn from your if Bucks vou had taken the exam several own mistakes. COURSE IS BASED UPON MOST RECENT AUGUST 1970 EXAM IT WILL PUT YOU ON A SCHEDULE TO BE RIGHT UP UNTIL THE TIME OK Teaches question answering and time saving techniques, verbal and tension, PROPERLY PREPAREn f HE EXAM. Promotes confidence and lessens BLACK^LITE SALE CHICAGO (UPI) - All Big open The Buckeyes, co - champions title list the contest one way or quest the the Illini pulled off the non • verbal reasoning, logic, Ten football teams swing into of the Big Ten and ranked other. of the week with their surpril reading comprehension, legal reasoning and how to profit from Avoid such pitfalls as reading into action this weekend, including second nationally before they Purdue, one of three Big Ten of Oregon. conqutf questions, making false Ohio State have even taken the field, face mistakes. which traditionally teams who won their maiden your own assumptions and second guessing. undefeated Texas Sophomore Mike Wells, \ INSURE THAT YOU ARE PROPERLY PREPARED FOR THE LSAT starts its nine - game schedule A&M. 1970 intersectional clashes last made UPI's Midwest Hack of CLASSES FOR OCTOBER 17, 1970 EXAM after its conference colleagues Although Ohio State is the likely Saturday, meets the toughest foe t| Week honors for the Illini la ARBOR, MICH. have had one game under their favorite in this intersectional of all conference teams. The DETROIT, MICH. EAST LANSING, MICH. weekend, was listed Campus Stouffers Northland In Kellogg Center match, the oddsmakers did not Boilermakers face Notre Dame doubtful player because of I ' I. of M. Campus Northland Center M.S.U. Campus Corner of E. Huron 21100 Northwestern at South Bend, Ind., and the chest injury State Streets Harrison Road, S. E. of suffered again Highway Irish, impressive winners First Class: Monday First Class: over Oregon. Tulane was a threej Tuesday Evening at 7:15 p.m Northwestern, have been point favorite. September 28, 1970 Evening^ ^ installed a two - touchdown Three other games were on til September 29, 1970 choice. Register by using the attached form Michigan, another conference card against West Coast Iowa wiH be host to Southel teanf THE LAW SCHOOL ADMISSION TEST squad seeking to make it two in California, a 15 - point favoritl REVIEW COURSE, INC. 384 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Michigan 48226 a row, travels west for a game at Northwestern travels to UCL| Phone: (313) 962-30S0 Washington. The Wolverines are and Indiana to California. picked 10 points over the Minnesota and Wisconsin opj Huskies, who defeated Michigan their home campaigns, PHONE NO._ State last Saturday. Please enroll ir : for class located at Gophers seeking to avenge I starting on Illinois, long accustomed to 35-35 tie last year with Ohl nc being the underdog, is again cast University, and Wisconsin aimifl t-rOl in that role for its Saturday to get its offense moving agaiJ game against Tulane, although Texas Christian. Quicksilver, Varsity, initial clu underpressure set There will be an organizational 7 p.m. Monday, September38o| it'sa^as! meeting for all those students interested in playing varsity or junior varsity hockey on Monday, September 28. The the third floor in Jenison Club meetings will be Monday and Tuesday nights approximately two hours er night. gyil hell meeting will be at Jenison Fieldhouse in room 225 at 7:30" There will be a meeting fori those women interested in tr p.m. All those with a desire to play must be in attendance at the "Green Splash" tryouts d meeting. September 29th at 7:30 the lower lounge of the Wometf p.m.J George Szypula, MSU IM Building. L gymnastics coach, has announced Practice clinics will be held (I that anyone interested in trying Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 from 4 I out for the Spartans gymnastics p.m. at the Women's IM pool. squad should meet in room 225, Jenison The Badminton Club w gym, Monday, for the first time on Friday, Sefl September 28 at 7:30 p.m. 25, from 6:30 - 9:00 p.m Men or women who wish to join lower gym of the Women's II the Acrobats Club should meet at Building. Sunday Dinner Quicksilver, the mind-touching mttal, a gleaming statement of enduring mystery, ultimately Special elemental. FROM THE COLONEL Quicksilver Messenger Service — Dino Valent', # 3 PIECES OF FINGER LICKIN' CHICKEN Gary Duncan, David Frieberg, John Cippollina, # Nicky Hopkins, Gregory Elmore — it's MASHED POTATOES so much a * matter of the right chemistry! COLE SLAW * BISCUITS lust for love /T\essei^er Serviee Quiel^siluer 99* COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Kentucky fried #kiclc«H. 1040 E. GRAND RIVER, E.I,. 4238 W. SAGINAW | 3140 S. LOGAN 3200 N. EAST ST. 1620 E. MICHIGAN (U.S. 27) —CLIP THIS COUPON- Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan JEFF ELLIOTT -SPORTS- Friday, September 25. I«>70 19 Patience needed with Paine may hurt S offensive liine By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Paine, 6-3, 205 pound signal caller from Plunkett or an Archie Manning, caught 8 passes for 237 yards athlete Sports Writer Billings, Mont., led Paine has that one characteristic and 2 scores. The and coach A1 Kircher. defensive signals for WSU, which the freshman team to a running attack Center John perfect that Hook is a JC 4-0 many of the big name is led by Bernard will use a 4-4-3 defense. season last year and Jackson, a transfer and beat out last year's Ty Paine is a inherited the starting quarterbacks lack — team junior halfback. Against Kansas, Messinger, a quick side quiet starting center Mike Lynch. y fans, take it easy. After all, the Spartans can still have a 9-1 conservative, 18 - year old who quarterback spot this fall. In the leadership and command. Jackson carried 23 times for 131 The linebacker, was credited with 22 s making big ''He's Cougars defense is tackles against Idaho. 15 True, they can still go 1-9 as well, but this year's club is not 1-9 a Washington news on State campus this the Cougars' first two games this year ( they lost to Kansas 48-31 unperturbable," emotionally WSU Head yards and last week lugged the ball 20 times for an even 100 spearheaded by safety Lionel The Cougars will go with a 1 Mm There's just too many good ball players the squad to lose on ,a" Already Coach Jim Sweeney says. "When yards. He's also scored three Thomas who was an all - set offense with two set pro 190 per cent of the games on this year's schedule. - people in Pullman and beat Idaho 44-16), Paine backs, are he enters the huddle he is in conference cornerback last year calling him the football a flanker and I yst week's 42-16 loss to Washington was messiah that has completed 18 of 44 passes for charge and the others know it." touchdowns. Fullback Bob for the Cougars. Against Idaho a split end, similar I indeed. I'm not sure who suffered more, the teamvery discouraging arrived at WSU 285 yards. "Baby Bull" Ewen, the Cougars' last week Thomas to the Spartans formation. On itself, a few of us "I picture myself a leader," intercepted occassions Sweeney will I MSL; writers in the pressbox or the majority of fans who sat in front I of the radio listening to the broadcaster dejectedly describe ^«uT,,lheCoug,r's,ooll»,l While his passing statistics aren't equal to those of a Jim Paine himself says, "I step into the huddle and I tell them. You top choice for all star honors, - has bashed his way for 228 yards three passes and returned a 63 yards for a touchdown. For punt flanker into the backfield and bring the go with an "I" attack or I Washington score. But having seen the game, I still contend another got to be that way. When on just 32 carries to sport a nifty his fine play, he was named the "power I". I Spartans are not that bad, and that Washington is not 26that the someone makes a mistake, it is 7.1 average. Pacific 8's Defensive Player of The Cougars have a balanced I better than MSU. points Sweeney will start an all - junior the Week. attack averaging 247 yards on you who has to harp on it. You offensive line, with three the ground and 1 Everyone has been criticizing the offensive line for not can't ever let players Pat Messinger calls the 249.5 yards in I job in opening the holp for the backs or not giving doing their anyone know how starting for the second straight the air for their first two games. I \|ike Rasmussen enough protection on passes. What your quarterback you really feel." year. Buss Brazeau is the biggest I isthat of t he six linemen that started last Saturday's game,forgetting Paine's favorite target this man, weighing in at 265 and everyone year has been Jim Oggs, a 5-8, I of them was starting his first college game at that 155 pound JC transfer, who's measuring 6-5. Brazeau is a position Garv I Sowak. left tackle, had started a couple of games on nephew of former Spartan star I past couple of years, but was in his first games as andefense the offensive I lineman. _ last Senior guard Mike Tobin is a two - year letterman but spent couple of years playing behing All - American Ron Saul and was the Starting lineup I starting Ins first game. Junior Jim Nicholson was hurt most of I year and was used at tight end when he did last play. Guard Joe MSU OFF I DeLamielleure and center Bob McClowery are both Billy Jo DuPree TE WASH. ST I with a lot of potential, but you can only expect so much sophomores High KiopiV. the Jim Nicholson RT Mike Talbot first Jae Delamielleure RG Steve Busch I Senior center Tom Beard was the only veteran linemen Bob McClowry C John Hook returning Errol Roy J this year but broke a bone in his foot two weeks ago and will be out Vic Mittelberg LG Jim Giesa I at least another game. Beard's experience and his size (6-6 267 Gordon Bowdell LT Buzz Brazeau (pounds) I newer and was being counted on by Spartan coaches to guide the Mike Rasmussen SE Jim Oggs younger players, kind of a quarterbacks of QB Ty Paine the linemen I So fans (and the Spartan backs for that Henry Mathews TB Bernie Jackson matter) may have to be I patient with the men up front for another game or Ken Alderson FB Bob Ewen I "they get their feet wet." maybe two until Eric Allen FL Ed Armstrong 1 You can look for two new faces in the line this week. Vic ■Mittelberg, who ruled as the Big Ten's wrestling lvear. will get the nod over Nowak at tackle, and senior heavyweight last DEFENSE letterman WASH. ST. ■Errol Roy will join Mittelberg on the left side of the line in MSU place of (theline again and McClowery will repeat as the starting center. Wilt Martin RE pete Lazzarini which the offensive line will Dan Kulikowski RT ea have to improve on Brian Lange Mike Hogan LT ■besides blocking for the running play, is penalties. In the Dennis Mitchell Doug Halliday LE ■Washington game, the Spartans were penalized 100 yards for 10 Cal Fox Terry Durst LB |infractions, half of which were for illegal blocking of some type. Gail Clark LB Crosby Anderson RodMumma ■They got a 15 yard penalty when Nicholson batted down a Jay Breslin or LB ■Rasmussen pass, which may have saved an interception, though. Ernie Hamilton 1 Brad McLee Pat Messinger So fans, be patient and keep faith in RB this year's squad. The Bob Leslie Potential is there and avoiding any more serious Doug Barr CB injuries, this club is Harold Phillips Ron Mims ling to be tough. A win over Washington State CB fort the momentum needed for the next three Saturday could Brad Van Pelt S Steve Kerby weeks when the Lionel Thomas is meet Notre Dame, Ohio State and Michigan in succession Jim Oggs ITLE FIGHT POSSIBLE TITLE NY grants Ali license Tigers again, lose » ■NEW YORK (CPI) suspension "arbitrary and for the first time that "As far as ■uhamned Ali applied a license to box in the Thursday state unreasonable" and ordered the commission to license him again. I'm concerned, I'm just a former there's no way I can lose, and folks have told me he can get hit victim of C | New York, and the athletic The license from New York champion trying to get back the by a jab." immission title. I said I was retired, and he Dr. Edwin Campbell, who gave indicated formal will be the second BALTIMORE (UPI) - Mike Johnson's single helped granted to Ali won the title. Of course, that's Ali a physical examination as iproval will come on Monday within the last weeks. He also Cuellar, backed by two homers Baltimore stretch its lead to 4-1 clear the way for the deposed only on paper because I didn't one of the steps for granting the by Paul Blair, recorded his major in the fifth. was granted permission for a 15 have much choice but retire as ieavyweight champion to round "title" bout in Atlanta - license, said the deposed league high 24th victory Mark Belanger singled in the Tdaim the title. Oct. 26 against Jerry on long as nobody would let me champion weighed 12 pounds Thursday as the Baltimore sixth off loser John Hiller (5-5) Quarry. fight and the people are the ones more than his heaviest fight Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers, [Ali's license Jd his was suspended However, the license in the state who have to decide on who the and Blair greeted reliever Norm title taken away 3 V4 of New York is to weight previously. But the 7-4. McRae with his 16th home run. iars ago when he refused to be help smooth real champion is. Of course, in a commission doctor indicated Ali Cuellar, who lifted his record He hit a solo homer in the the path for the Quarry bout to couple months there won't be should have no trouble getting in eighth ■ducted into the army. Ali, who be telecast on closed circuit in to 24-8, recorded his 21st off Fred Scherman. no doubt. It'll all be 1 free on bail while his decided." condition to fight Quarry, and complete game and broke a club Detorit scored three runs in draft Madison Square Garden and "It's just like Jack Johnson," ■asion conviction is . added, "His reflexes are still record for season victories. the eighth inning on being early next year it will allow him Ali explained. "They don't let singles by T>ealed, has not fought since to there, and that's the most Detroit took a 1-0 lead in the Ike Brown, A1 Kaline, Don Wert fight Joe Frazier, who me fight for 3V4 years and then important thing." third | defeatedSquare Zora Folley in emerged as Ali's successor to the inning when Mickey and Elliot Maddox plus Blair's give me six weeks to get ready. "The part I hate most about Jadison Graden on heavyweight title. Now we're Stanley tripled and scored on a error. •fch 22, 1968, but gonna get him, getting a license is when they double play but Blair singled in a federal only last Asked if he still considered everybody's saying. But if take the blood," Ali said. "I the third and Brooks Robinson judge called the himself champion, Ali admitted Quarry can get hit by a jab, can't even watch that." He hit his 18th homer to give kicked as campbell stuck in the Baltimore a 2-1 lead. A walk, needle, and goose pimples Curt Motton's double, Roger -MU eyes big popped out on his arms. Freed's sacrifice fly and Dave FOR ALL MSU FACULTY oil sports bu AND STUDENTS: A non-credit lecture-discussion course. POUNT PLEASANT T'ral Michigan (UPI) - "The qualifying standards for University has the national championship school must be university - a member of dominated a OLD TESTAMENT THEMES JJ d to apply to the National events are noticeably tougher. conference for the NCAA to Pflate Athletic Association I designation as a "However our football team grant it university division AND PROBLEMS university would still be classed in the status. f™°n school in all Walter Kaiser, Assoc. Prof., sports college division because this is The Chips are now seeking a PPt football, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School beginning with the only sport in which the new league athletic alignment in ■' '1 -71 school year. schedule determines the the Midwest. The Interstate Everv Thursday 7-8:30 p.m. II ral i B°yd- president of classification." Intercollegiate Athletic 112Berkey Hall ■ Michigan, Tuesday The NCAA studies a school's Association disbanded this year Registration Fee, $15 ■"onzed Athletic football schedule, which are and Central Director Michigan is 1st Session Oct. 1 THE MOVEMENT YRose to take the action. made up years in advance, over a competing as an independent for "e only effect this would period of seasons. Generally, the first time in 20 years. For further information, call 351-7164 A novel of campus jrnl,yupon our program more than half a school's games rebellion written would be in post - must be against university on competition," Boyd said. division competition or else the before the triggers were pulled and some of your fellow stu¬ dents fell down dead. Pick up your set EigRed today! is net □ According to The New York Times, author Norman what sinks > Garbo possesses "The gift of he has done in THE MOVEMENT is to tell a prophesy." What fic- slcwly ™ 2 tional story that makes a realistic statement. in the west. o Before you do anything else this semester, read ^ h THE MOVEMENT. Then please pass it on to a friend, your parents, or a teacher. Music < o Co. XJLOCAL BOOKSTORE PYRAMID 245 ANN STREET 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, |9J STATE NEWS Unable To Call Between 8-5 p.m. . . Try Between 5-7 p.m. CLASSIFIED 356-8255 Operators on Duty to Take Your Ad. 355-8255 The State News does not Automotive FRANKLYSPEAKING byPhilFmnk Automotive Scooters & Cycles ^ uto Service & p MhfftMds permit racial discrimination or religious in its FORD GALAXIE 500, 1965. Four TRIUMPH 650, 1969. TR6C. AT MEL'S we repair all door, power steering and brakes, Drafted, mutt sell. Call Bill, advertising columns. The automatic, radio. Call 332-1663. mSuff State News will not 5-9-30 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 s sail for lest 351-1439. 3-9-28 —-_L _'Xed CaM 332.325f • AUTOMOTIVE Scooters & Cycles accept advertising) which discriminates against GRAND PRIX, 1969. Excellent at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest Used Volkwagen Dealer." 4007 South Cedar. Phone TRIUMPH TR 6, 650cc, 1969. A-1 shape. 2 helmets. Must sell. $835. MASON BODY~ SHOP Kalamazoo Street ~8l7l Sj ';J religion, race, color or condition. Can be seen at East 882 4444. 3-9-29 655 3426, 355-7637. 4-9-29 Complete auto p,®**1! Auto Parts & Service Aviation national origin. Lansing parking day. 1-9-25 ramp 8 - 1:30 any TRIUMPH 650 European touring _j=oHi,ion service. IV 5025^1 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Bug bike. 7 weeks old. Deluxe pipes, TWO 1969 wire ♦ EMPLOYMENT style Cor^J KARMANN GHIA 1969. 14,000 condition. $600 must sell. luggage rack, extras. 351-6500 * FOR RENT mile*. Good condition, $1950. 393-5471. 5-9-30 before 5:30 p.m., after 10 p.m. covers. 1-9-24 After 6 pm " 67?S 676'1 Apartments Automotive 351-3417. 1-9-25 59-30 VOLKSWAGEN. 1966's sell for less Houses at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's KAWASAKI BUICK, 1954, Excellent operating MARRIED: MUST sell 1 car. 1965 1969, 90cc, like new, Rooms - -- - - VW. Excellent condition. $700. Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." $200. Phone 355-3074 after 6 Call 355-7837 between 5-10 p.m. 4007 South Cedar. Phone p.m. 5-9 30 ♦ FOR SALE 5-9-30 882-4444. 3-9-29 Animals CAMARO 1968. Six, floor shift, Mobile Homes MERCEDES BENZ 1959. Classic VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Squarebacks radio, gold. Very sharp. 355-6369. convertible 190-SL. Good sell for leu at BUZZ SAWYER'S. • PERSONAL 3-9-28 condition, white walls, heater, "Michigan's Largest Used CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national * PEANUTS PERSONAL best offer over $600. Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South CHEVROLET 8ISCAVNE 1967. companies. Compare our rates. ♦ REAL ESTATE after 6 p.m. 3-9-28 Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 Automatic. Excellent condition. 2205 East Michigan, Lansing or .RECREATION Reasonable. Call 489-7282. 5-9-30 MERCEDES BENZ 1967. 41,000 505 Albert, East Lansing. VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Fastback 484-8173.0 •SERVICE miles. Excellent working 1600. Very good condition. CHEVROLET IMPALA convertible condition. Leaving country, must Typing Service 1965. Beige with black top. New Engine just completely HONDA CB350, 1969. Excellent FRANCIS aviation sell. 351-9310. 3-9^ overhauled. New battery, radio. learn in the So e j • TRANSPORTATION tires. Excellent condition. $950. Call 353-7896 from 8 5 condition. $625. 351-9339 after 5 piper Special $5.00 offer. CHERoJ 351-0184, 5-9-30 - p.m. 5-9 30 484 1 32J ♦ WANTED p.m. 3-9-28 DEADLINE CHEVROLET NOVA, 1969. 2 door, BSA 250cc. Street scrambler. Good floor shift, 14,500 miles. Best VOLKSWAGENS. 1967's sell for less shape. $325. Phone 353-3014. P.M. one class MGB ROADSTER top, paint, 1 day offer. 355-8055. 3-9-28 at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's ire wheels, luggage rack, fair 2-9-25 before publication. Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." EXPERIENCED BEAUTY oi radials. $700 firm. 655-3333 or Cancellations - 12 noon 4007 South Cedar. Phone Call 332-4522. 351 3988. 10-10-7 'I H0PE THAT DURING TW£ iei£\llseO HARLEY DAVIDSON XLCH Martin's". 882-4444. 3-9-29 Fashions, Spartan Center. one class day before Sportster, 1970. $1,750. i| publication. MGB miles. ROADSTER, Like 1968, 12,000 OX)PSe MB UilCL D&jetop A VOLKSWAGEN. 1968 Fastbacks sell 332-8564. Ask for Kass after 3 p.m. 3 9-28 PAINTING, housing repair skills I new. $1,600. time. PHONE 882-1058. 2-9-25 CeRTAlM RAPfD&T!.' for less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. Experienced reliabl 355-8255 <2>YA¥\ig fitoeejc\ ccCjp / Wf AiWBY W> ./Cr U3J\C, A*o. "Michigan's Largest Used HONDA 160, 1967. Excellent. With essential. 655-1022, eveil Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South accessories. $300. 351-0671. RATES Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 2-9-25 exterior. Built turbo charge MALE STUDENT 1 day $1.50 up VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN, 1967. Very school age children 2 forcompanJ 15c per word per day motor. One of a kind. $1250. clean. Rebuilt engine. Radio. Call HONDA 150. 1966. 10,000 miles, 3 6 p.m. days a wL 3 days $4.00 484-0843. 5-9-30 MUSTANG FASTBACK. 1967. Automotive electric starter. Muffler gone. Very - 351-0277, ever] Green; sharp looker. Runs well. Automotive 627-7697. 1-9-25 good condition. $170. David, 6-8 131/*c per word per day CORVAIR 1964 automatic, radio, OR 6-5857. 5-10-1 332-6084. 3 9-28 and heater. 2851 Lamoreaux OPEL VOLKSWAGEN 1968's sell for less 5 days $6.50 KADETT, 1968. $850. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 minus engine. Lane, Holt. 882-4409. 2-9-25 Reliable transportation. Call Good body and interior, extras. at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's STRING PLAYERS 13c per word per day NOVA SS 1970. 350 cubic inch. 332-5291 after 5 p.m. 5-9-30 $300. 332-3225. 2-9-25 Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." (based on 10 words per ad) CORVAIR 1966 Corsa. 4-speed and 4-speed. Radio, tape player. Gold 4007 South Cedar. Phone 1964 Especially violins for Lansil Peanuts Personals must be Corvette Convertible 4-speed. Call 351-8526. 5-9-30 cohoo'8Ck 5-9-30 VinV' t0P' E° 7'7240" PLYMOUTH 1963. 6, power VOLKSWAGEN 1959 buses sell for 882-4444. 3-9-29 Symphony orchestra. steering, automatic. Dependable. Iess at BUZZ SAWYER'S. HARLEY SPRINT 1965 250cc. Bob Scott. 882-9098 pre-paid. $250. Call Hank. 355-6900. "Michigan's Largest Used VOLKSWAGENS. 1969 s sell for less Good condition. $250. Kristi. CORVETTE 1965 - Red convertible OLDSMOBILE 1964 F-85. 2-door, 3-9-28 Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's 353-3852 days. 3-9-28 arrange for audition. Fifl There will be a 50c service radio and heater, power with hardtop, 327, 4 - speed, 350 steering, Cedar. 882-4444. 3-9 29 Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." rehearsal, Oct. 17th. A. Clyl and bookkeeping charge if bucket seats. Low mileage, no horse, new polyglas and exhaust PONTIAC CATALINA 1966, 4 door 4007 South Cedar. Phone BICYCLE SPECIALI 3 speed men's Roller, Conductor. rust. Excellent running condition. this ad is not paid within system. $1,950. 694-5211. 3-9-28 sedan. Power VOLKSWAGEN 1959, good engine, 882 4444. 3-9-29 $575. Call Fred, 355-0692. 3-9-28 steering, power and ladies' English lightweights. one week. brakes, air conditioning. New new top. No reasonable offer Only $41.88 kd. Used bikes, $15 DODGE DART WANTED ONE short order co 1965. 225 slant/6. tires. Excellent condition. $1075. refused, 351-8566. 5-10-1 VOLKSWAGEN. 1970's sell for less and up. The State News will be OLDSMOBILE Gene's Bicycle and Hobby waitress, full Auto, excellent condition. 1970, W30 442. at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's one and par 355-2847. 3-9-28 oaa-iOM, Shop, 702 W. Barnes Avenue. IV responsible only for the Studded snow tires on wheels. Black and gold exterior, and gold °°° 'OH''03 zo „cu...... , Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." 4 0362. 3-9-28 LAFORGES COCKTB first day's incorrect 355-8132.7-10-2 interior. Vinyl top. Console tape * VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Karmann Ghi. convertibles sell for less at BUZZ 4007 South Cedar. Phone LOUNGE. 485-3089. 5-9-30 f deck. 4 speed. Must ' sell PORSCHE 911, 1967. 38,000 miles. 882-4444. 3-9-29 insertion. 5 speed transmission. SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest NORTON COMMANDO 750cc. 4000 Transistorized ignition. Rust Used Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 miles. $1000 or best. Evenings, PAR hours TIME employment: 121 per week. At proof. FM radio. Creampuff South Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 351-3052. 3-9-28 required. 351-5800. 0 condition. $4,500. Call 353-4361. 3-9-29 ENGLISH FORD - $1000. Radio, OLDSMOBILE 1964, F-85, V-8, Evenings. 351-0127. 10-10-7 KAWASAKI 1970 Mach III 500, like whitevyalls, low miles, ai^torriatic. automatic, 4 door. Good shape. STUDENTS: WE need your tir VOLKSWAGEN 1964, Karmann must sell. $750. Call $4§0. 332-8340. 3-9-28 Scooters & new, Automotive New, January 1969!' 332-0367 after 7:30 p.m., before Call TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1965. Runs Ghia, convertible. $295. 711 Cycles 393-3343. 3-9-28 yoy growing need Alcoa our money. Subsidiary.! I good. New carpet. $650. Burcham, No. 7. No phone. 1-9-25 ALFA 8 a.m. 2-9-25 OLDSMOBILE, CUTLASS Supreme, necessary. Information I ROMEO, 1969, 1750 Spyder. 1967, 482-1883. 1-9-25 HONDA 125, 1969 Scrambler. 212 1 owner, low miles, absolutely like power brakes, power Personal Interview. 351-731^ FALCON ESQUI RE s ion wagon, steering, vinyl top. 332-1830. VOLKSWAGEN 1961 buses sell for University Dr. Good condition. "®^.!r?cll_serv,ce and parts' 1965 automatic transmission. 5-9-30 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, Mark IV, less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. SUZUKI. Year end sale now on at 3£28. WANTED GIRL 2 hours $480. 355-3017. 5-9-30 excellent condition. $750 or best "Michigan's Largest Used HASLETT HONDA 1969 175cc Motor Sport. HONDA OLDS F-85, 1968, two door, 32,000 offer. 882-9025 after 5. 2-9-25 Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South AND Good condition. $450 or best Friday afternoons. 332-5| SUZUKI. Most models still 2-9-25 AUSTIN HE ALE Y 3000 MK III FIAT 1969. 850 Spider convertible. miles, AM-FM, wide tread, floor Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 available. 339-2039. 10-10-8 offer. CelU546-6079. 1-9-25 1965. Body and motor excellent. Went into service. Economical. 35 three speed. Phone 882-8712 after TR*< 1964 excellent operating HONDA 1970 CL 350. 2,800 miles. BABYSITTER for 7 r Phone between mpg. Excellent shape. Take over 6 p.m. 4-9-29 condition. Good rubber. $350. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 buses sell for 6 - 8 p.m. boy in my Spartan Village hJ Call 485-3701. 3-9-28 less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. Excellent condition. 2 helmets. 372-4530. X-3-10-1 payments. 694-0019: days, 355-2995. 4-9-29 339-2867. 5-9-30 OPEL RALLYE 1968. 18,500 miles. "Michigan's Largest Used $700. 351-1378. 3-9-29 Power brakes, custom vinyl 69 VALIANT, 13 months old, Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South interior, buckets, console, 4-speed, 17,000 miles, 4 years warranty, Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 SUZUKI 1970 250 Savage Best offer sport wheels. In superb condition. 882-1975. 3-9-28 excellent 482-7156. 5-9-30 upkeep. $1775. VOLKSWAGEN at BUZZ 1964's sell for less SAWYER'S. "Michigan's over $650. Also 1969 Honda 90 Motorsport. Low mileage. GIGANTIC RECORD SALE! 353-0905. 2-9-28 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY VOLKSWAGEN, 1964, sunroof, very Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." clean and reliable transportation. 4007 South Cedar. Phone Free with your rent $475. 393-8558. 3-9-28 882-4444. 3-9-29 $4.99 RECORDS $3.491 THE CHAT GARDEN APARTMENTS ATTENTION: FACULTY, STAFF AND GRADUATE STUDENTS Hagadorn and Mt. Hope all $3.99 RECORDS $2.491 (1 block from southeast corner of MSU Campus) 'Spacious wooded grounds •Gas log fireplaces THE STEREO SHOW •Beautiful shag carpeting •Automatic refrigerators (ice cube) MMnCJdb plop of East Lansing 543 E. Grand River (~ Ch,ck our -qoldEN Phone 337-1300 •Ranges w/self-cleaning ovens NEXT TO PARAMOUNT NEWS ( QUAraNTEE" I •Adult living (no children under 16) | •Over 1,200 sq. ft. living space See our complete line of stereo components •Distinctive living - Elegance and privacy Models Open Daily 1 to 6 p.m. Other Times by Appointment • eia Phone 332-1011 1-5, Eve. 332-3708 CROSSWORD • 1 L |a/ 'R.O ulS Models furnished by P. J. Aldrich Co. PUZZLE >EN TP COMPANY - OKEMOS A. H. Eichmeier, Leasing Agent ACROSS :(e AK? 1. Male duck 32. Witch bird HEf 6. Frozen desert 33. Thickened fruit ,ee 11. Frenzied (AM So La Dolce Vita 12. Embellishes 34. Slate ax 4. Violin maker 36. Senator Powell ciii Sfi 5. Incidental 40.Turkey T| C1 A,C 16. Humorist buzzard >e| STj If There's only one life to live, so 17. Extremely 42. Spelling IDI live it the sweet way! 19. Occasion contest Change 20. 44. Eskimo your address to North Pointe. Compulsion 22. Formicid 45. Wall plaster And while you're basking in the 24. 3. lessen I Petty bribe 47. Inert gas .1 Tool box I luxury of air - conditioned, 25. Musical 49. Group ot seven carpeted North Pointe living . . . 50. Peace goddess 5. Publish 1 think of the economy: 51. Trite 6 Breakfast® 52. Auto shoes 7. Turkish f chamber 1 Furnished 8 Majority ■ Three Man or woman One 1 9 Contusior® 10. Enchant | Bedroom $160-$170 i 13. SlumberM 18 Rower ■ •Full-Time On-Site Professional 21. Hideaw'M Maintenance and Management Staff $66-™ Two 23. Sunburn Wood'SMH J » Private patios, balconies Bedroom $180 $190 i 26. tool 28. By way oM 1 • Short walk to Campus • Swimming pool • Air conditioning Model P11 29. Bold 30. Courses! J • Party lounge • Luxurious furniture, Open % 31 traveled ■ Short I • Automatic dishwashers carpeting, appliances I 32. 35. Hatchet ■ DwelWM 37. Lunch w« MODELS & REN I AL Of HCfc OPEN NOON -7:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY (/Urtl; 1 38. MakeuP f 38. Lions hai 41. Legal de« 43 Egress | 731 BURCHAM DRIVE PHONE 351-7212 Weekends by appointment Roger Taskey 351-3420 Corner of Haslett Road and M-78 Stan Guski 351-8160 £ ! 46. Wolfram! 48. Bomby'W Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 21 Employment Employment For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent rlo BABYSITTER in my telephone For Rent For Rent Z, East Lamina area. Jj, and weekends, 351-4790. Call evenings. Flexible hours. For G'«h 4 man aP8|,tment, MAN NEEDED to fill apartment at interview call 351-3700. 1-9-25 4,Uo^:en'' 351-2794. 4-9-30 Need Mediately. Burcham Woods. Call 332-2151. EAST LANSING near campus. One ATTRACTIVE, PERSONABLE, NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 man. | ^9-30 2-925 bedroom, furnished. Large, airy young guy to share apartment UNIVERSITY TERRACE. NEEDED: rooms. Air conditioned. with, L#TTIME sales clerk Uoa department. for woman"! Experience TEnLeLPed°|NE needed. Limited'NTERV|EWERi number of TWO MEN needed to fill apartment at Americana. four man one or two girls to share apartment. Close to Beal Exit. URNISHED Beautifully maintained. Select or as same. after Call before 8 a.m. midnight. 393-3700, HASLETT ARMS, EVERGREEN Walking distance to campus. t.me and full p8r, Spacious After 6 p.m. 351-5639. 3-9-28 ONE bedroom clientele. Lease. I i..rred Albert'* in Lanting time openings. Day rooms, terrace, nine month 332-3135 or Doug. 5-9-30 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT lease apartment near downtown ■ Cl APPlV Mitt Smi*. 3-9-28 :r Tej,ephoneexperie-« 2*28 ^ Apar,ment 107 t'uick- LANSING, 3 bedroom or 2 bedroom Lansing. Air conditioning, 882-6549. O HILLCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. apartment with den. Paneled and carpeted. Laundry facilities. DEPARTMENT need ONE APARTMENT and several man furnished. Dishwasher. $240. HOLMES carpeted. $165. Call Immediate occupancy. $145 per ■ ntrieficad photographer. Mutt Mr- SOUTH, 30l7~ Near 2 9-25 484-9772 rooms still available. Close to 351-0705. HALSTEAD OKEMOS, VILLAGE I " own processing. Can make Sparrow Hospital. Efficiency month. Phone Walter Neller Co. campus. Contact MANAGEMENT Green NEJAC, COMPANY, Apartments, ideal for married, I L.v Call Jon Balseh 355-6690 furnished. $100. 351 3969. 0-10-8 1 adult only COMFORTABLE, QUIET, carpeted. 489-6561 or weekends and 337 1300. C-9-25 361-1717.0 | ^PPO'ntment. 3-9-28 DErinERw Call ^ ° inSide DRIVE VARSITY help needed- 7 minutes to campus. Couples evenings. 393-0206. 3-9-28 grad students and faculty. 1 and 2 bedroom furnished and IN preferred. NEEDED to do light 332-6517. 3-9-30 HILLSDALe" EASt7"33V Spacious Heated garage. ONE BLOCK from EAST LANSING, close to campus: TWO BEDROOMS, 4 man, ground unfurnished, $130-$175 / new Unfurnished. 351-4288. TF campus. two leaning 3 hours weekly. one bedroom bedroom, unfurnished monthly. Immediate possession. housekeeper! experienced^ Quiet area. Close apartments Furnished 2 bedroom. 2 or 3 apartments. Grad floor apartment. Deposit and I <1 75/hour. Call 337-9298 after 3 Wanted to do general housework and to LCC, LBU ONE AND 3 bedroom persons. 216 Beal St. Apartment students and references. 10 minutes from CaM manager 351 2439 or FOX I p.m. 3-9-28 assist with school age downtown. Unfurnished, from $97 townhouses 2A. 351-6088 or 332-0641. 1-9-24 faculty only. Call FIDELITY campus, via 1-496. 372-1758, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT children' $140/month. Furnished also a month to $123 REALTY, 332-5041. 10-10-7 372-1954. 0 Friendly l'nctered NURSES: LANSING I'ving home with conditions. excellent avai'able^Must 372-9190 before furnish references. including $287.50 gas. Move in fee from CAMPUS NEAR furnished. evenings. 3-9-28 ffiENERAL IS NOT THE ONLY References 372-5781 after 5 1 p.m or to $367.50. COLONIAL two man NEEDED: ONE girl for four man ROOMMATE GIRL DESIRES I® HOSPITAL IN LANSING BUT IF 1 9 24 T°P MlarV 3511860. p.m. 10-10-7 TOWNHOUSE CO-OPERATIVE, Living bath. room, $110 bedroom, kitchen, apartment. Reasonable. Good bedroom, $100 NEEDED, own own room in single apartment or - *o obtain satisfying 2216 South plus utilities. ED month plus apartment or house. GIRLS, Wadsworth, 882-4176 location. 355-0057. 2-9-25 TWO bedroom modern, between 9 2-5374. 5-9-30 deposit. 332-4354. 2-9-25 351-2765. 2-9-25 I onployment with exceptional three men needed clean, - 4 p.m. 2-9-25 I working conditions, choose display. to Call 371-1913. C assist me in reasonable. Near Gables. 351-6245, John. 5-9-30 ■ Tansing GENERAL NEED ONE or two men for 2 1130 BEECH two bedroom ■ hospital. General Duty or - bedroom apartment. student apartments. I specialty a s such as Pediatrics, For Rent DELUXE FOUR man. Finished" Newly Furnished, air I Nursery, Obstetrics, I.C.U. I full time or PART TIME. This PORTABLE carpeted, washer and dryer. $300 per month. Call 332-2032 or furnished. 353-0842, 10 Near a.m. campus. to 4 Call p.m. - conditioned. Close 332-0965. to campus. HALSTEAD PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD DISWASHERS 489-2326. 5-9-30 3-9-28 I hospital is one of the better places MANAGEMENT COMPANY Today Just clip, complete, mail. Compact Refrigerators, rentals. . .. work in the Lansing area. Just 351-7910. O o ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES RILEY. UPSTAIRS TWO BLOCKS from STA TE NEWS will bill you later. _ ^ our employes why they prefer TV. Grand - one bedroom campus. 2 Ledge, 627-2191. O apartment. Unfurnished bedroom units starting at $180. MEN: ROOMMATE(S) ■ working at Lansing General. In except needed to for I addition to a sound pay system, RENT A TV and watch new carpet, stove, and 351-9036, 337-2437. 5-9-30 share luxury apartment near your favorite refrigerator. |M provide exceptional fringe program. NEJAC TV RENTALS $110 No children or pets. campus. Call: 351-0782 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 4-9-29 ■ benefits such as a licensed Day 337-1300. C a month plus utilities and I Care Center for your security payment. Phone City I pre-schoolers. This is Lansing's V RENTALS, $8.50/month. 882-3702. 2-9-25 _ ist us! growing hospital. Contact: Come Personnel deliveries. COMMUNICATIONS, Call Free SELCO 372-4948. TWO except BEDROOM, refrigerator unfurnished Hurry... Phone _ ■ Director, Lansing General and stove. Consecutive Dates to Run_ I Hospital. I Avenue, I Extension 2800 Phone 420-421 Devonshire 372-8220, Monday TV RENTALS - Students only. Low Large clean, private. Will accept small child. 923 2-9-25 Beech. Lansing. WOODS IDE APARTMENTS. New 1 bedroom furnished or Only a Few Classification — monthly and term rates. Call Apartments unfurnished. I through Friday. An equal 351-7900 to Balconies, security ■ opportunity reserve yours SECOND MAN for two bedroom locks, laundry. Quiet area. Call employer. 5-9-30 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C housetrailer near campus. Over 351-4698, 332-3311 and 21, ■liVERY HELP wanted. Full and rt time. Little Caesar's, 1071 $60. No lease required. 351-3674 2-9-25 351-8890. O Left at owbridge and 1203 East Grand Burcham Woods ver. 5-9-30 PARKING. PRIVATE, paved, lighted lot. 1 block from campus. $10 N HOLT for married unfurnished 2 bedroom. $105 couple, per Apartments WATER'S EDGE per in.E AND female. Inside work. month plus utilities. id part ■ 1071 Trowbridge and 1203 East time. Little Caesar's. month. 337-2336. 3-9-29 Sorry no children or pets. 694-5121. 3-9-28 Furnished 1,2, 3, & 4 man. Unfurnished Available. and I Grind River. Apartmentg 5-9-30 from Swimming Pool Ample Parking RIVER'S EDGE |iRT time employment, hours ONE TWO bedroom unfurnished, campus. Angie, 351-4635. From $125 mings best. Telephone I work only - no direct selling, $130; two 1 bedroom furnished, $120. Two bachelors share the 745 Burcham Drive. APARTMENTS Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. r someone for full school ONE GIRL for two girl apartment 10 Words or Less: bath. $20 week. All utilities 1 day $1.50 3 days • $4.00 5 near Resident Manager 351-3118 1 Block from campus days - $6.50 as training and licensing are furnished. 482-3869 campus. Furnished, own Over 10 Words Add: 15c per word 4 - 6 p.m., 40c per word 65c per word ■ necessary. Call Mr. Cole, after 11 p.m. 5-9-30 bedroom, carpeted. $87.50. If no answer Roommate Service 484-4014. ■351-8932. 3-9-28 351-5442. 2-9-25 Furnished 2 Bedrooms, □ □ □ ONE GIRL needed. 2 bedroom 2 Bathrooms |)MAN FOR light housekeeping furnished apartment. Own room •I to: Michigan State News HALSTEAD }f 1 child mornings. 351-6304. 2-9-25 347 Student Services Bldg. ■ Lunch for 3 school children. 7:30 MSU East Own transportation. ROOMMATE NEEDED, grad student Lansing^Mlch. ISchool holidays off. East Lansing, or professional person. Phone ■351-9171 after 4 p.m. 2-9-25 882-3097 after 3:30 p.m. 2-9-25 IbysiTTER ■free child Monday, FOR 9 month old Wednesday MANAGEMENT Your blueprint for Luxury ... ■930 5 30. Friday 9:30 - 3 00 THE MEADOWS |<84-3567. 2-9-25 rfOROUS POSITION opportunity with multi ground - Exceptional prudent rentals apartments at COMPANY in dollar cosmetic ♦Newest shag carpeting company. Now Has 2 Offices To Serve You With fclOen hour, and up. 337-1194. ♦Elegant kitchen carpeting *Addl. security door locks 2, 3 and 4 Man Apartments Available ♦Decorator coordinated WALKING DISTANCE WN JUICY salary working part Rentals from $149. Itrne Arrange own hours. Rich 6129 Beechfield Drive ■351-5 8 69, Darlene 351-5714. Our New Office At: 1 blk. E. of S. Penn. Our Regular Office At: at Miller Rd. 444 Michigan Avenue 635 Abbott Road 393-7744 JVERSITY ouisville is DISTRIBUTORS of These apartments are truly East Lansing, Michigan seeking commissioned the talk of the town. Very les personnel to sell name brand Merchandise to students on a part lovely residence for faculty or married students. HOTPOINT Cadden, • If interested contact area code 502 APPLIANCES Phone: 351-7910 351-1717 fffl-4449 collect. 5-9-30 's House -• Montessori School 4828 S. Hagadorn, East Lansing. /* They're . . . and I love it . . tak . and f TflY fl v* YeCmP f ivtv so will you! Campus Hill The only accredited Apartments has a Free INTERNATIONALE MONTESSORI Mini-Bus service to and from the MSU campus 12 times 1,5,00' 1school in Michigan is now accepting applications for the daily. Just flash your pass and save your gas. No more year. Children are accepted from the ages of 2 parking problems, dead batteries, or tardy arrivals at I 'to6yrs. old. For additional information Call 351-3655. class. For $180 a month you can have: m Central Air Conditioning ■ All Utilities included except electricity ■ Carpeting Through¬ MODEL APT. C-17 OPEN out ■ Drapes ■ Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units EVERYDAY 1 6 MODEL NOW OPEN - ■ Study area with drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen featuring Phone 332-6441 ■ Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer ■ Dishwasher ■ Laundry or 372-2797 MARSHA CHANEL BICYCLE facilities ■ Storage ■ Unlimited Parking ■ Party room ■ "Social area" with picnic tableland B-B-Q pits and stuff TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a SALE dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control central air conditioning and Hotpoint appliances. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The - student's leisure time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you want to be among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. Friday. Sept. 25 and 'isit and our our we will take you for a ride too! Call 351-0782 Mini-Bus will pick you up (almost) anywhere to gorgeous model. | tZCtopcfitngijam um hiii and Monday, Sept. 28,19701:30 p.m. " 4620 S. HAGADORN S TWyCKIHGHAM iwya MSU SALVAGE YARD APTS. Michigan state 1330 S. Harrison Rd. university campus APARTMENTS Model Apt 202-A I PHONE / BX.IATCLJFF PP. management exclusively by: I hour 1 ■ J I 1™- 1 Master's & Doctoral Candidates therefore drive 42 of 1 j j LansingRiv.r Check our Free Brochure and Kramer Auto Parts 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms Furnished, Balconies MilN6J2C , V a of543EastE. Grand Phone 337-1300 I I "GOLDEN | I CALL Consultation SENIOR MALE with dog, needs place to live, Fall term. 355-7416. 2-9-25 miles with your eyes Don't shut your eyes shut L to| SEE DON IN NEXT TO PARAMOUNT NEWS I GUARANTEE" 1 CLIFF and PAULA HAUGHEY TWO MORE people needed for house unsafe car. For safer driving cheelk the de-P^l J 1800 E.Kalamazoo St. WATER'S EDGE 484- See our complete line of stereo components. - 337-1527 3 blocks from campus. $60. for Sale" In todays Class 1 332-4432 or 627-2936 Ads. 361-4955. 2-9-25 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 25, 1970 23 kevy's Vega aid to married students |rags bottom InETROlT(UPI) P* 0lH, "Chevrolet's of the domestic Board approves funding IScmpacts ® designed to t foreign imports, rides shock absorber bolt to set up day a Latch on car wash conveyor . it was Vega disclosed Tuesday. clears only 4V* care center rk(K above the floor and most By DAVE PERSON family and child sciences to P State News Staff Writer provide exceptional first unit is from 2V4 to five have a 5'/< inch departments, and the Counseling Center. educational, recreational and years. Hot lunches will be served the Automatic Car nutritional programs for The board of trustees voted at young to children attending full day or "'association International The concept for a married children. The facility will not a bulletin to 49 states and their September meeting to student services facility began morning periods; and snacks will a only meet federal licensing be served I foreign countries. General approve appropriations for a number of years ago as part of a standards for day care programs, afternoons, mornings and said it recognizes the pilot unit for a married student larger interdisciplinary effort to but is intended to be a model The day care fee will be five service center. , Vega may have "a develop a center for family and facility for training preschool dollars a day per child and a The funds provided by the child study. The Institute for I problem and we are trustees will be used teachers. minimum enrollment will be for on it. We think it can be initially to Family and Child Research was The director will be form a day care center for the required two half - day periods per week, ited because it affects only officially organized July 1,1970 to hold a master's degree in child i the underside of children of married students, to carry out this plan. Initially, enrollment will be This move is the first development and have limited to families living in step in I on a survey of needs of experience in teaching young student married effort to help married students married students conducted last housing. children and administering early car washers association meet more than just housing spring, the center will offer not Scholarship aid is available for childhood programs. needs. It is also one of the first needy families. ,ire» "test results in Detroit only a day care program for Four teachers will be Interested ""shock absorbers and under programs of its kind in the married students ,r housing are torn off by reyers in local car washes. September is the time for Moving in nation, Donald Melcer, associate professor of family and child young children but also a variety of adult and family programs, These will include discussion employed who hold bachelor's degrees in child development or elementary education. Trained can attend open meetings at 8 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday in the Spartan Village Itreme caution is advised moving. Coeds moving into South science, said. groups concerning child rearing, elementary Campus residence halls aided The parent and student volunteers school gym. Further explanation washing this car on J.J_rjerS,tI ,aUndrV Wednesday afternoon. C3rtS and male muscle- Most residents were were reported moved in by proposal for the center marriage enrichment, family will assist the teachers. of the program will be offered. was developed during the past management, family crises and The day care program is year by a faculty • student marriage and child counseling, being Priority for placement will be State News photo by Terry Luke committee from the psychology, The first family service, to be developed by personnel from the given to parents who pre - enroll Institute of Family and Child their children. This established shortly, will be an may be done Research which also directs the Irime minister disappears evening manned by who will telephone service trained counselors answer questions Laboratory Preschool, birth date, the parent's by sending the childs name, Therapeutic Preschool and signature, address, telephone Infancy programs. number, and the anticipated concerning marriage and family. The center is scheduled to number of days the child will The primary need Jordanian expressed open January 2, 1971. It will be attend the center per week to by married students, however, in operation from 7:30 a.m. to the Institute for government resigns was for a quality day care Family and Monday through Child Research, Human Ecology program for preschool children. Friday. The age range of Bldg., MSU. The deadline for pre I (continued from page 1) Replying to an urgent message enrollment is October 5. lnascus were among captured fire agreement to the letter student from Arab leaders in Cairo about because it is bent on An International RpH as wives should have an La chiefs freed so they reports of more fighting near the guerrillas. destroying * g mission returned to Jerusalem clv,lians uu ' wom®n',? ! ®n a opportunity to attend the SS! aged Kid accompany b.«i Arab to peace Cairo Irbid, Hussein said they were «.bso,U,.,yIn With thp slioht imni-r.vomor.tc from A™™" w'th permission In men-wounded m Jordan. Geneva, Dr. A. Barakat, a University or to work to support their families. Therefore, a Lock removal the c.piglf ^PP^P^o'tstoceforthe S (continued from page 1) fall term, [rrillas head of the A1 Fatah and the Palestine - addressed man, Arab to Numairi and his four mediation team. wounded. Jordanian authorities said there Jordan River. suppHes .cross ,he SjcSS WesSrTlirS "somewhere in Jordan under the buildings and personnel for be for the year wouldn't at all. have had to move space Forged letters concerning the locks and Buckner's absence Aeration Organization, rejected 'All efforts since your visit were no more The mission, which left earler in day care program. than 2,000 the nrot^tion ofTh7pi«tWan Red Office allocations are reviewed much of the afternoon ■cease fire Wednesday, calling ■trick. He was last reported in have been directed at liquidating casualties but guerrilla leaders medical day, said that Arab doctors f^Snt"' ™est,n,an Ked The pilot unit will be located the south side of Spartan each fall, but groups are not complicated the rumor situation, the causes of the conflict," and others supplies and food from' on normally asked to vacate their say they are at least 10 Israeli Misrepresentations flourished. ^dan but sources in Cairo said Hussein said. "I have given strict timesashigh. - occupied Jordan will be He did not say what the Village and will accommodate offices until the review is Several board members, ias expected to meet the two orders to all units and all allowed entry into the east bank condition of the passengers and fifty children. The Institute Although the king's forces were complete. including John Farley, Hubbard tinians in Damascus, the commanders to ofthe Jordan. crewmen were, but he said hopes to expand their program Some of the groups which cease firing and gradually reasserting control, a they shortly so that any parent living - Holmes district, and Robert i capital. abide by the cease fire communique from Arafat Arrangements also .were were exposed to the "same war currently have office space in - in married Rosenthal, Holden Wilson hi Avid, Arafat's deputy in agreement." broadcast in Damascus made for the transfer of wounded dangers as the population" housing will be able ASMSU, including the Gay - urged all fr0m Jordan to hospitals in the to have his children at a district, spent considerable time itah who helped to work out Guerrilla broadcasts from commandos to Among the hostages held by day care Liberation Movement, were ice plan and the cease - fire "fight on, keep west bank and Israel. Israel has center within walking distance listening to Buckner and the Baghdad said the guerrillas still your fingers on the Palestine guerrillas are 38 granted temporary space this complaining groups in an I Hussein, also flew to Cairo triggers and offered hospital facilities to of his residence. controlled Irbid and Ramtha 10 hold fast to your positions." Americans. summer until the full board attempt to discover the acutal I the peace mission. He had The day care center is designed miles to the east could act upon their request for li captured earlier this week although they He said the Jordanian military situation. conceded some of their The forces regime "is now trying to lure you Cairo made "a tactical withdrawal." >nto laying down arms but the Correspondents who arrived in people of Palestine will this time |ntioned only one, Abou Beirut from Amman said Wednesday they do not believe the army will follow the cease set the most glorious example of resistance in history ... 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