Perfect wisdom Monday . . . michigan STATE NEWS spreads her radiance and it worthy of worship. Spotless the state Cooler . ^ole world cannot _ From stain her. Astasahasrika Prajnaparamita university . 50s. . . with temperatures in the Chance of frost tonight with a low in the 30s. Warmer 1/n.ume 63 Number 52 Tuesday. Campus unrest panel Guerrillas free calls killings unjustified 32 Americans WASHINGTON (AP) - Two members of students and state patrolmen and city He after 3 weeks Uk President's Commission on Campus police. J said at Kent State there was Unrest said Sunday the panel concluded Rhodes and Ahern were contradictory testimony. killings of students on two campuses last with the commission interviewed, along "But the thing I think was clear was that chairman, William we found the students felt that their NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Thirty - two spring were completely u njusti fied. Scran ton, on NBC's television turf, James Rhodes, a black junior fellow at program "Meet the Press." - radio their campus, had been invaded by the Americans, held as hostages by Palestinian National Guard." guerrillas for three harrowing weeks, arrived Harvard, and James Ahern, police chief of (See related story on page 15) Asked whether the commission cheering on this Mediterranean island New Haven, Conn., applied this term to the found any Rhodes said the justification for the use of Sunday en route home at last. They told of deathsof four students at Kent State in Ohio commissioners found deadly force, among law officers at Jackson Rhodes replied: living alternately in fear and high spirits as uid two at Jackson State in Mississippi. "a Jordan's civil remarkable, incredible lack of concern for "We found that in both cases the war thundered around them. The Kent killings came in a student clash use of the the human life of Six more remain in Amman, Jordan's «ith National Guardsmen and those at black people." He said the deadly force that was used was completely police were mainly taunted unjustified." capital, but diplomatic sources in Beirut, Iwkson State in a confrontation between and killed "for no obvious reason." Later Ahern Lebanon, reported they too had been freed was asked, as a law ■ and were turned to enforcement professional, whether he over the Egyptian agrees Embassy, serving with Rhodes's assessment, he answered: as go - between for the "Yes. I do." International Red Cross. security tight Scranton said the rhetoric of administration officials about students — The departure for home of those last six would bring an end to one of the most including that of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew — has moderated since the Kent and dramatic episodes in the history of air travel. It began on Sept. 6 with the Nixon arrives Jackson episodes which he said- had had a very deep effect on the Nixon administration. three airliners in Europe and the hijacking of a fourth — an Israeli El A1 flight. hijacking of attempted "I think there is quite a A fifth plane was hijacked over the Middle change already East on Sept. 9. In all about 800 air this summer in the i mid scattered the government " wording and rhetoric that has come out of some of the high officials in Scranton said he is confident that the passengers and crew were involved. The lone death was that of the male guerrilla of the El A1 plane over Britain. hijacker ROME (AP) — President Nixon arrived in President will act on the commission's Italy Sunday night amid scattered leftist welcoming speech for "being in Italy and About 400 the Mediterranean appeal that he exercise greater leadership to passengers and airlines on a mission of justice protests and declared it was America's and bring this nation together. Scranton said he personnel were taken to Jordan where all peace." but the 54 hostages were released policy "to maintain in the Mediterranean a As the formal would be bitterly disappointed if the various by the sufficient force to avoid any war." ceremony unfolded in the recommendations were ignored. hijackers, the Popular Front fo. the glitter of the palace's mirror - filled Of the vice president's Liberation of Palestine, before Jordan's civil He noted he would visit the U.S. 6th ballroom, small groups of leftist oratory, Scranton Fleet, which he reinforced height of the Jordanian civil war during the last week, "commandos" dodged in and out of nearby side streets armed with slogans and noted that Agnew while on the trail has "not made the kind of comment campaign that he was making before about students." Ready with answers war broke out on Sept. 17. The other 400 or so were aboard a and said: tones. They broke windows of a plane store and "I don't think the President is Three members of President that was hijacked to Cairo and on board the "The Mediterranean is the cradle of a bank and tried to set going to tell Nixon's Commission on barricade in Piazza del up an automobile the vice president to be quiet. But you will appeared on NBC's "Meet the Press" Campus Unrest El A1 jetliner. Those flown to Cairo were many civilizations and we it it shall not be the are determined Popolo but were driven off by police. The demonstrators notice that the inference and the Chairman Willian W. Scranton, former Sunday. They are, from left, promptly released. starting place of a arrangements and the comments that the Pennsylvania All four planes were destroyed on the ®at war in the future." did not get near Nixon and he Ahern, police chief at New Haven, governor; James probably vice president has made are somewhat Conn., and James Rhodes Jr., ground by the guerrillas for a loss of around saw none of them. Harvard University student. The different in their rhetoric than they used to show was taped Guards manned following the | Nixon made the remarks at an official rooftops along Nixon's 10 ■ mile - helicopter route and be." presentation of the commission's report to Nixon. eception in Quirinal Palace after flying 12,000 AP Wirephoto (please turn to page policemen gave Nixon the tightest security 15) U.S. military helicopter to network seen in the Eternal urntown Rome from Ciarhpino military City since World War II. port to start his European tour. Student Nixon's gleaming white Air Force One jet LPresidentpresident, Giuseppethanked Saragat, Italy's first trustee suggested icialist landed at 8:40 p.m. — 3:40 p.m. EDT — to Nixon in his start the American President's nine - day five - nation tour. He will fly to the U.S. 6th Fleet on Monday, then go Naples on Tuesday and go to Belgrade on Wednesday. "It's just a skeletal plan to give the board Perspective' Various leftist groups have called for demonstrations against Nixon, and squads of riot police reported arrested flying By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer something to work with, " Buckner said Sunday. opposed to student involvement board, but said he did should serve as trustees unless on not think students they the are have all the information any other board member has and should serve more than one-year terms to provide continuity. Buckner said he has contacted most of elected. about 50 youths throughout Rome, one begins today "The board of trustees is the only chance A proposal which could establish student the trustees and said they tended to favor "Any student voice would be advisory, carrying a gasoline bomb. for students to be heard," White said. seats on the board of trustees was referred student participation on the board. and there may be times when Police cordons bristled at the perimeter they would Kenneth Thompson, R-Grand of a 20 to the Policy Committee of the Associated Board chairman Don Stevens, D-Okemos, be excluded from the discussion of Rapids, block sanctuary roped off around certain declined to comment on the issue. Beginning today, MSU president Clifton - Students of MSU (ASMSU) said Sunday he favored matters, L Wharton Jr. writes a Quirinal Palace, causing chaos with the Thursday having a student especially involving the Trustees Frank Merriman, weekly column in night. and a faculty representative on the board personalities of R-Deckerville; be State News. Wharton said he is seeking heavy Sunday night traffic. University officials or Warren Huff, D-Plymouth; Blanche Martin, Board Chairman Harold of trustees. employes," Hartman said. i two Nixon and his party, including Mrs. Buckner's D-East • way communication with students Lansing and Stephen Nisbet, Nixon, Secretary of State William P. proposal provides for five students as "They couldn't vote because the state Clair White, D-Bay City, said he would R-Fremont, could t hopes that students and faculty will constitution forbids it. But favor students on the board, as not be reached for fer feedback Rogers, Secretary of Defense Melvin R. nonvoting members of the board, with all they could have long as they comment Sunday. and questions which he can tower Laird, and Secretary of Transportation the privileges of the voting members. a voice., and could sit in on all the represented a broad base of the University. through the column. Under Buckner's plan, the five students meetings," he said. "It would help to eliminate ■ Look for "A John A. Volpe, reviewed a 104-man Italian President's Perspective" on on the board would be the chairman of Stevens said it would be appropriate for misunderstandings between stduents and air force honor guard at Ciampino before |W>y's editorial page. Letters can be ASMSU, the editor - in - chief of the State student government to select the student the public," he said. SN open Passed directly to the President, T»f, Administration fourth boarding a brown and white U.S. marine News and three sophomore students to representative, but added, "I'm not hung The student house Bldg. serve three - year terms with one student up on how they pick him." representatives should be Students interested in (please turn to page 15) selected each year. Frank Hartman, D-Flint, said he was not nonvoting, White said, because voting working in the student members would be advertising and editorial departments of the "legally State News are invited to an impossible" under the state open house 8 constitution, p.m. Tuesday in the Stefanoff and because students would be the first floor of the Student Lounge on "self-serving if they Services Bldg. were voting members." Positions are open on the "I don't think you would campus desk, get anywhere city desk and minority affairs desk of the with students as voting members unless editorial department. they were appointed," he said. White said the students should be able to Two dead in as fires rage LOS ANGELES (AP) - Towering flames border on the lines," said Hal Hill of the raced across dry canyons north of Los Los Angeles County Fire Dept. "Fire Angeles Sunday, cutting a 35-mile swath departments from all over the southern around the populous San Fernando Valley. part of the state are volunteering to help. It is the largest of numerous, huge brush "There have been worse single fires. But fires out of control in Southern California. this is the worst series of fires we've ever The blaze did not endanger city residents, had." but firefighters fought to keep it out t o Topanga Canyon, where 5,000 residents The fire killed a man identified as Fred were evacuated. Raymond Bedford Jr., 21, of Chatsworth, The fires have been raging out of control whose body was found in a ravine near for three hot and windy days. By Chatsworth after the fire passed. Sunday two persons had died, and several hundred A second body, unidentified, was found homes had been destroyed in this and in in a burned cabin at Solamint. the other fires. Some 200,000 acres of land had been burned. Thousands of persons The disaster struck rich and poor, had fled their homes. destroying expensive canyon homes and Thousands of yolunteer and regular fire flimsy cabins. In Chatsworth, the Spahn fighters tried to clear fire lines and fire movie ranch burned, leaving followers of retardants were dropped from the air. Charles Manson, on trial in the Sharon Tate The weather outlook remained grim. The murder case, homeless. Santa Ana condition — the name applied to the flow of hot,dry air that rushes from the 'Sold to the high desert to the sea when a high - pressure area settles over the high desert — was expected Drops and adds ! "n't a "bicycle built for two," but when you re at a Dept. of Public Safety rounds abandoned bicycles at the end of each to last several days. ""•ally price, not salvage ale_is style, that counts. This vehicle was one of many sold up term and auctions them off to students at the beginning of the next Temperatures exceeded 100 degrees. "We have every Drops and adds continue today through ,0 MSU students term. piece of civil defense Wednesday. Wednesday is also the last day Friday at the bicycle salvage sale on campus. MSU State News photo by Roger Esckelson equipment from Monterey to the Mexican for changing sections and late registration. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Septcnihor 2* news UAW-GM far apart summary as strike talks stall From the wires of AP and UPI. DETROIT (AP) - The United Auto Workers' walkout General Motors plants in the at News Analysis United States and Canada now automotive Big Three, have been GM's new minicar, the Vega appears developing into just "I think there is quite a change what UAW President Leonard sidetracked and those companies 2300, has been left at the already this summer in the wording Woodcock said it could: a very given strike immunity while the starting gate while Ford's new UAW seeks to win a pattern • Pinto and American Motors' and rhetoric that has come out of long strike. Both sides agree they still are setting agreement for the Gremlin gallop to overcome U.S. some of the high officials in the far apart on money and that no industry at GM. Old pacts at all market penetration by government." serious three expired at midnight Sept. subcompact imports. give - and take William Scran ton, chairman bargaining has taken place in 14. Woodcock insists it doesn't GM is pictured in some matter whether the union's $120 of President's Commission recent days on major economic on Campus Unrest issues. quarters as planning to hold out million lasts as long as the strike. Some sources estimate serious until union rank - and - file is GM vice president Earl attempts at settling may not sufficiently pinched Bramblett insists the company is come until November economically to pressure not yet able to determine what UAW or even International News later. Woodcock to come down off priorities the union is what the company describes as 342 issues still on the placing on p Fear of public reaction and bargaining "a mountain of demands" and table. He says 84 have been Members of the UAW picket GM's Oldsmobile nlant in Viet Cong guerrillas attacked two villages and a district blame - placing, however, might Lansing. They are part of a accept whatever he can grab and settled in noneconomic areas. strike that union leaders have predicted "will be a national town in a new blow against the South Vietnamese be strong factors in breaking the long one." state News photo stalemate before Christmas. end the strike. by F'ed Ferri ^government's pacification program, military spokesmen Continuation to Dec. 25 On the other hand, some Teported Sunday. would stretch the strike to 101 anticipate GM if may move earlier MARYLAND PRIMARY Eight South Vietnamese were killed and 33 wounded in days — just 18 days short of the dealer, stockholder and the three attacks, a spokesman said. No Viet Cong industry record set by the UAW competitive pressures build up in 1945-46. behind its negotiators. casualties were reported, he added. Two of the attacks were five and 15 miles southwest of Saigon respectively. The U.S. Command reported few attacks on American forces, but 12 U.S. troops were killed and five wounded in no The first weekend bargaining since the strike began produced announcement of any Inventories of GM dealers expected to last approximately seven weeks of time it is — the same figured the UAW's are length Recount gives progress Saturday. two accidents. Two Army helicopters collided 44 miles Negotiations with Ford and $120 million strike fund will carry it in paying benefits of $30 BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - Friedel, an 18 - year House degree in sociology. when he northeast of Saigon, killing all eight U. S. crewmen aboard, Chrysler, other members of the Two decades after he broke the member who was named the fir* to $40 weekly. chairs the After teaching at Morgan State and four American infantrymen from the 4th Divison executive secretary ofth color line at the University of Administration Committee. College, Mitchell again entered Maryland Human' Relation died and five were wounded when Maryland, black moderate Mitchell, a narrow loser the spotlight in the early 1960s they accidentally ATTENTION! to Commission. Parren J. Mitchell stands an Friedel in the 1968 primary, triggered one of their own claymore mines along the excellent chance of would go to face Peter central coastal plain. becoming on A stone - * * * throwing mob tried to batter its way into a PRE LAW STUDENTS Maryland's congressman. first Negro Parker, serves several as the Republican people's counsel state agencies. who to A Stevens, Carrigan PLANNING TO TAKE The 48 - year - old sociology British army command post Sunday as violence erupted Republican has never won the* professor has emerged 466 votes again in the Northern Ireland capital of Belfast. The crowd attacked the command post with a timber OCTOBER 17th or DECEMBER 19th LSAT CLASSES FOR THE OCTOBER 17, 1970 LAW SCHOOL ahead of Rep. Samuel N. Seventh District seat. Friedel, 72, would be the to speak at open mee Friedel, D-Md., as the Baltimore second Baltimore House member battering ram as 34 rioters were brought into court on ADMISSION TEST REVIEW COURSE BEGIN THE LAST Election Board during the unseated this year. Paul WEEK OF SEPTEMBER - AT THE TIMES AND PLACES weekend finished its tally of Democratic candidates for the board of charges arising from a 10-hour burst of street brawling in Sarbanes, trustees, Don Stevens LISTED BELOW. votes from the hotly contested a young liberal, and Mrs. Patricia Carrigan, will appear together 8 p.m. Tuesday in Belfast Saturday night and early defeated George Sunday. Seven were REGISTER NOW and disputed Sept. 15 primary Fallen, the 38 39 Union. The meeting is open to - students, faculty and other freed on bail and the rest were ordered held in Democrat whose 26 years in jail. for the Seventh District seat. interested persons. Times ,ec» Af™ a ™nteru term fi bomb investigation other four, affidavit " filed according to an bv the FRT Student Aid Grant can obtain an application in the Financial Aid a sociology major who only cracked it once A charge by Boston Police Of.f,ce> 264 Student Services for finals crash H1LLSB0R0, Tex. (AP) detention for - The FBI termed "a false alarm" the more than six hours Commissioner, McNamara, that a Edmund quantity of L. Deadline for winter term on a Sunday night. Thursday of three men for questioning in connection with the University of Wisconsin ammunition and military consideration for aid grants is bombing, in which a graduate student was killed and three supplies recovered in a Back Bay persons injured. The Texas Dept. of Public Safety said the men were held at the sheriffs office here at the request of the FBI, but an FBI great a new store spokesman in Washington denied this. In Austin, the t at 1 headquarters of the DPS said the FBI notified for men and women p.m. Thursday to be on the lookout for the men, and a highway patrolman stopped them at 1:15 p.m. They were released about 7:30 p.m. Justice of the Peace, George Raymer, said the driver of the car was fined $20 for driving without a license. amt Back to School New ribbed shetlands from England These smartly ribbed Shetland pullovers are the Special newest Alan Paine styles, with the long, lean look from England. In vigorous new colours. Sizes: Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large. ^ Long-sleeved modified ring-neck Medium - Size Pizza ^ Sleeveless ring-neck (with one item) $1.50 More books for your money . .. More money for your --1 foot long hot dogs -- books at SBS Outside . . . readings & paperbacks galore. 50i Always try SBS first! DORM DELIVERY ONLY CALL 332-6517 Student ^RSITY eef also offers tempting treats like Ham and Roast Subs, Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers and French Fries . 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Grand River MICHIGAN A PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE STATE ME dialogue aids learning UNIVERSITY 'U' Editor's note: Beginning today, a directly through visits to the residence hoik past may well turn up as fresh grist to be run unimportant or that it should k column by President Wharton will be a through the mill again. meetings with the Student Advisory Group But the On a formal basis, the procedures and and student government leaders, discussions intensity or the em8,""' weekly feature on the State News surrounding it may be editorial rules that guide the University are available with parents and new students at the what the student out of n*° ^ page. bodv as a P°rtl° MARK EICHER, in a number of basic publications — such as orientation sessions last summer, and think its priority should ED managing editor An opportunity to share my views with the Handbook for Students, the Academic innumerable informal discussions. be le' HUTCHISON, city editor MSU students through the columns of the Most helpful to me in keonin„ L BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Freedom Report, the Board of Trustees This, of course, isn't enough. The attitudes and issues has State News is very much appreciated. 1 been the KEN KRELL, editorial editor Bylaws, the Faculty Policy Handbook and president isn't the university. Decisions Advisory Group which I JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor doubt whether this effort will ever for readers with "The Doctor's Bag" or compete Bylaws, MSU Ordinances, etc. affecting students, faculty and staff are This group is made established ? up of GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor However, by their very nature, printed made at many levels on the campus, and various student individuaU "Peanuts Personal," but I hope we will treat documents are not always absolutely current, unless these decision — makers are part of governing bodies- ?. Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award some subjects of interest to the University COGS, residence halls, off nor do they answer the need for the dialogue, there is bound to be campus, for outstanding journalism. exchanges of who meet with me and othe? community. ideas. To accomplish this, it would be confusion, suspicion and mistakes. officials periodically. They most The difficulties in This is why I urge university officials and do not^ establishing a commit, or otherwise helpful to me to have suggestions from the meaningful dialogue within the university their offices to make themselves available to organizations; rather, they Speak ?Jr student body on topics to be discussed in community have been of concern to me the utmost degree possible to respond to nrel; future columns. I would welcome EDITORIALS from readers. hearing since my own arrival on campus January. The sheer numbers of students last inquiries and to initiate explanations of It is particularly appropriate that this first important decisions in their areas of involved hardly encourage extensive person • responsibility. column appears at the beginning of the Fall to discussions. Nor person are the issues I recoenize that there those who decisions which, mffiKS* - are are if term. Of the 40,000 students on campus, becoming any more simple. about 10,000 of you are new to skeptical of either the motivation or the generate more ill will than End of petty as MSU, either freshmen, transfer students or graduates here for advanced study. Administrative and faculty relationships are much more formalized. There are regular results of communications efforts. Some refuse to hear because they are convinced of as well, to alert us concerns of students to benefits it L emerging problems before thev This infusion of new students each year weekly meetings with the Executive Group their own righteousness. Others are so crisis stage. y (the chief officers of MSU), biweekly fearful of being "co - opted" that they talk Another communications points up a critical communications sessions with the Administrative Group (the effort or*, problem within the University. The only to each other and thus reinforce their being considered is a more deans and heads of major campus units), and for^i serves voter newcomers do not have background information on issues concerning the monthly meetings of the Academic Council. ignorance or bias. organized approach to opinion polls or These meetings are to conduct the student body; their information is apt to business of the university, of East Lansing took giant leap this course, but a Mrs. Colizzi came under heavy fire come in over - simplified or garbled form, if sharing ideas and concerns with students is Fortunately, the majority of our campus month to make local voter from student groups this summer for it comes at all, and issues which have been population is willing to talk - and to listen, /have just as vital to progress. registration fair. Council has struggled over and largely resolved in the I have attempted to meet this problem yet to engage in a serious conversation fabricating registration critera for with recommended that all East Lansing students where I have not felt that both students, asking them where they parties left citizens register by signing an affidavit more enlightened than when spent holidays, whether they used a they arrived. Not of residence an affidavit that should convinced, — communal kitchen, if they lived in a necessarily, but at least better preclude many of the arbitrary fraternity and other irrelevant informed. yardsticks formerly applied to questions outside those required by students only. law for registering. Councilman Wilbur Brookover, who Fortunately, the majority of our campus campus. The initial effort in As Zolton Ferency said at the population is willing to talk — and to listen. I May unde authored the resolution, drafted the auspices of ASMSU, helped in council meeting that week, the clerk have yet to engage in a serious conversation some of the spotlig problems which tend tod< wording from state law. may only ask those questions that with students where I have not felt that both unfairly from the integrity of the result. Unquestionably, the resolution touch on the basic requirements of parties left more enlightened than when A committee made of they arrived. Not convinced, necessarily, but repittentativ« expresses the desire of council to be the various student, faculty and staffp residency: citizenship, length of time at least better informed. fair in registering students. on campus has made recommends in state, where one habitually It is a popular conception of a president, In passing it, they have put into the sleeps which could lead to procedures that \ and keeps personal effects. whether of a university or any large record a concrete guideline for the Ferency, make such polls a respected, campus who represented the American Civil organization, that he is somehow isolated voice for the expression of city clerk to follow. from what people are thinking, from what is opinions. Liberties Union at the meeting, There is now an Information *j Brookover, professor of secondary really going on. located on the first floor pointed out that questions I would hazard a guess, however, that a of education and sociology deserves Administration Building which shoul beyond those areaswere none of the president of a university is probably better helpful to students and public alike. An special recognition for his efforts in clerk's business. exposed to moods and concerns than most expect the student initiated "n wading through vague law to distill others on the campus. This is because, if he control center" which - the affidavit resolution. He and City Council's clear message is that does his job at all, he must talk to all his was so effectiv qualified students must be registered spring will be re - established on a Councilman Mary Sharp did extensive constituencies on a continuing basis, and permanent basis. fieldwork on the problem - meeting and arbitrary criteria cease. Where one deal with their problems as they arise. In the months ahead, we will contin As noted earlier, other individuals who with students this summer, hearing registers his automobile, for example, take positive steps to imp have coalesced around an issue tend to talk their grievances, then returning to has no legal connection with one's communication between the univc primarily to themselves. As a consequence, administration and the rest of the unive council with the data. right to vote where he resides. their view of what others may be thinking community. But this must be a two • Council passed the Brookover We may lean toward the myopic. flow, and your comments, questions are optimistic that students This does not mean that their issue is resolution fully intending to remove can now register on a basis suggestions will be appreciated. equal with arbitrary harrassment when students other citizens. If arbitrary criteria apply to register. We urge City Clerk continue, the affront will be not only POINT OF VIEW Beverly Colizzi to accept the spirit as to City Council, but to the fl?vor of well as the letter of the resolution. democracy itself. Racist system core of world's ills Public address EDITOR.S NOTE: The following in directions which profit white America. contributes to inflation which affects all of ;joint of View was written by Susan It is important that we realize that the us, but the working class most seriously. The opportunity to involve themselves in Parry, East Lansing graduate student, oppression of black people in this country parts of the struggle to end oppressio same system that napalms Vietnamese creates aura for the Lansing - East Lansing Coalition. and the attempt to quell the Vietnamese revolution share a common origin — and that villages daily wreaks havoc on the black community, murders students at Kent State, beginning with ending the Vietnam War. It is clear that while ending this w; People of many different points of view have therefore the struggle of the Vietnamese and sends draft resisters to jail or not solve the problems of our society Canada, creates At the request of the executive regulate the use of "public address been involved for a long time in continuous the struggle of black people in this country the need for an extended grape boycott, and still imperative that the war be ended at vice president the board of trustees systems, bullhorns and other efforts to bring the war on Indochina to an are not allied struggles, they are the same makes increasing numbers of In order for this to happen, we must lea white, middle - end. Often this is seen as a single issue struggle. class youth unable to see any future but one work together as effectively as possible. recently passed an ordinance that amplification equipment." Controls And it is even more important that we have been enforced, it is stated, only struggle — as if "give peace a chance" were of conflict and confrontation. would regulate the use of Individuals and groups involved in sp< public really all we are saying. But more and more recognize that their battle is our own, that We cannot afford to waste time and address systems on campus. Thus far when the use of sound equipment in of us are coming to see the war as connected that their enemies are ours. We ought not be human resources action projects will be present at a Stra a particular time and fighting one another. It is and Action Rally, 7:30p.m. Sept. 28 this action has generated much more place would to a host of other issues which share a misled into thinking that black people in this becoming increasingly clear that we must Anthony. We want to meet with ever] noise than it has regulated. disrupt "classes or ongoing common origin in the oppressive nature of country, or the National Liberation Front in develop ways of working together, not only who wants to involve him or hersi University functions." These capitalist America. Vietnam, are our real enemies. The same in massive national action, but, more According to administration It is important that we understand that the system that oppresses them exploits women actions against the Vietnam War and sources the procedures, while not technically importantly, at the local level. In order for manifestations of the oppressive natui new ordinance only war is not a tragic mistake; nor is it the work in this country. The same war that destroys this to happen, people must be official, have long been noted in the informed of our society. We will be planning for the codifies the already existing of a few misguided individuals. Rather, it is rice fields in Vietnam and forces them to actions that are being Student Handbook. the logical outcome of a system which developed by local ihead, and informing people of activ precedent that the University may import rice from the United States groups, and be given every possible ilready in progress. Join us. The trustees' ruling would oblige oppresses peoples of color throughout the world in search of expanding markets for groups seeking to use sound American industry, which seeks political OUR READERS' MIND equipment to request approval with control over Third World nations in order to Colleges the standard student activities form. Approval can only be granted, insure those markets, which oppresses people of color within the mother country in similar ways, and which values the profits Removal of door locks horrendo however, by Executive Vice of the few over the needs of the many. fall offen President Jack assistant, Starr Keesler. Breslin, or his It is this later part of the procedure What is important is not that this situation exists, but that because of the structure of the American political - social - economic To the Editor: Without any prior notice, Mrs. Lucille whenever she wants." I'm sure that the locks on President she should be held personally responsil Leonard, the office manager of Associated Wharton's offices are not removed any thefts or damages done to these o The football that casts some doubt on the system, it cannot help but exist. This is not Students of MSU (ASMSU) signed a work without In addition, there should be some c season picked up in to say that this particular war was his knowledge. Therefore, each student absolute sincerity of the ordinance. order authorizing the removal of locks from over what this woman can and canno intensity this week - a fact which unavoidable, but that the existence of this organization should be notified before they may augur well for the fall and The executive vice president seems the doors of sixteen offices of student have the locks to their offices One can only wonder what she will do kind of war of oppression — and the organizations located on the third floor of removed to be a highly placed official to be In the future, if Mrs. winter offensive. resistance of Third World people to that the Student Services Bldg. Because no Lucille Leonard Don Gau cannot at least give some So for you sports fans here is a dealing with such mundane matters. oppression — is inevitable given the structure warning was given that Mrs. Leonard was before she takes these advanced warning Lansing s Charges could be made that the of our society. going to take this precipitous action, the horrendous actions Sept. 24, sampling of how some of the more board's action was aimed directly at The success of the Ameican monopoly - offices were left open to anyone who chose explosive university rambling wrecks did this past weekend: campus protest groups who, by the capitalistic economy depends upon to enter. Valuable equipment, such as expanding markets and sources of raw Day for Giacomo needec nature of their makeup, are not in typewriters, calculators, radio repair Kent State ran riot over Buffalo materials and the availability of exploitable equipment, and expensive electronics 27-21. the best of positions to file requests labor sources - that is, on the existence of ; equipment was left unattended. Anyone In and wait for bureaucratic permission. colonies both in and outside of the country. could walk into these offices and remove a major upset, Air Force To the Editor: bombed Missouri 37-15. The new code may indeed be a This oppression has been, and will whatever he desired, and no one would be We must mention that Prof Leopar We welcome the suggestion of Vice Kansas clarification of unwritten precedent. continue to be, directed against people of any the wiser. President Perrin that been known to regularly meet with a c blacked-out Syracuse color. This is what is meant by calling When Hal Buckner, chairman of ASMSU something be done to rooms 264 and 288 of the Engm 31-14. Students should watch, however, for entice Prof Leopardi to America a racist country — that our well - spend more time at Building, despite enormous comn was questioned about this indiscriminated his home campus. We Badgered Wisconsin could signs of administrators using the being is seen to depend upon this removal of locks, he replied, "It's a matter of humbly suggest that difficulties, and may be availao only this year President Wharton officially manage to tie T.C.U. 14-14. regulation to set themselves up as exploitation, and our institutions are set up total building security." One can consultation and advice both befor only proclaim the date October 24, the 2186th after class. super who in such a way that not only does our welfare wonder what kind of total building Army was routed by Nebraska - censors arbitrarily in fact depend upon the oppression of Third it is when there are no locks on any doors. security anniversary of Hannibal's march across the Corn Huskers 28-0. determine who may voice their Alps into Etruria, Giacomo Lepoardi World people, within a capitalist economy, When asked about receiving prior notice if Columbia struck early to upend amplified opinions on campus. but that that oppression has come to seem this should happen again, Hal Buckner Homecoming Day (or Homeciming for The Etruscan Languages F said, short) and arrange some sort of Improvement Comm Lafayette 23-9. natural and right to us. "She's (Mrs. Leonard) free to do this competition so dear to Leo. athletic The implication of this Aug. 21, 1970 Georgia white washed Clemson is that we cannot Misplaced - : 38-0. memos afford to see war and racism as separate To: Cabinet supporters issues. The War on Indochina is a racist war, Michigan State plowed over calculated to insure that the efforts for self - Re: Bogus notes Washington State 28-14. determination of people of color do not Harvard battled Northeastern Folks - hinder the growth of the white - controlled Skeletons in the closet is one American economy. ; before taking command 28-7. thing, When people of color begin to act in their ; Forecasters are now unanimous in but ghost writers is quite another. own interests instead of those of whites and agreeing that Air Force is the team white society, we feel not only the need but to watch in the - Chairman Hal coming months. the right to repress those actions, and to insure that they self - determine themselves Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. September 28. 1970 5 Equality laws cited 1.15 Cigarettes Close-up Toothpaste 3/95c in need of 6.2 oz. 64C law to woman updating automatically sentence convicted of a minor crime a Other areas limit 1 (Coupon) Expire! After 10-3-70 East Lansing Store Only °* ,aw that Laws to a maximum 3 V4 year discriminate against women, Mrs. relating to women's rights in America of 200 years today reflect attitudes imprisonment. Mrs. Griffiths said the future education. Griffiths said, include welfare and 20( off the Kodak color film ago, Congresswoman Martha W. Griffiths said here "will demand" that women seek a "Seven per cent of all American Sunday. larger role In employment outside children are brought up on Aid to discount price 126-127-620 "What we need In this the home. Dependent Children country (ADC) on Is the viewpoint of women in Since women are to work for a going to have money," she said. "This is in itself any mouthwash 87< changing these laws," the Detroit living they should discrimination. Women wouldn't be afforded all the be rearing their children on ADC limit 1 Democrat told a Region V opportunities (Coupon) limit 1 conference of Girl Scouts of the that men now enjoy," she said. if they had equal opportunities." Expires After 10-3-70 (Coupon) East Lansing Store Only Expires After 10-3-70 U.S.A. East Lansing Store Only She criticized the federal Mrs. Griffiths described the She cited the differences in plight of women over the past pay government's failure to include scales between man and women hundred years as a battle for provisions for education of 2.26 as an example of the law's failure recognition and equality under to Insure equality for all citizens. preganant girls In high schools Under present laws In 10% off the the law. "Despite the fact that the law many Flashcubes Sky98 the limit "Statutes In at least 14 states says men and women must be states, girls must drop out of school If they become discount price on only five years ago provided that paid the same for pregnant, To aet this view of the Ee.t Lansing ,ky, you'll be doing the same and no provisions are If a man and a woman were job, it Is not so," she said. "This Is made for all film developing exiting from the perking remp due to open convicted of the same crime the their continued education while S-J19 MXJEr■on Gr,nd a gap very few people ever they are not attending classes. - woman would be given a longer mention." no limit limit 1 Mrs. Griffiths said that in (Coupon) sentence than the man," she said, of women's spite Expires After 10-3-70 (Coupon) State Newi photo citing a case in Philadelphia where growing involvement Expires After 10-3-70 by Roger L. Esckelson She said that in in national politics she has East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only many cases a doubts a judge was "forced" by a state [campaigns for chion woman with a college education about how far they can go. earns less at her job than a black 1.35 value 1.25 value man with a grade school "There is not going to be a education. Black women make the least of all, she said. woman president in time," she predicted. any close Mystic Stretch One Size MNC sets election "More than 33 per cent of the women in the United States are "But I hope that before the Supreme court I die. will look Panty Hose Panty Hose By DAVID BASSETT students who wanted reorder this country's Congress to priorities. strategy Both Kruch and Grossfeld were If we can only make a dent in his working," she said. "Unless something is done she Is soon going to be working for one half the wages paid to men." down on a woman and she is a to her,'" she said. say, 'Ah, woman, and the laws of the country should apply equally 69c limit 6 (Coupon) Expires After 10-3-70 59c limit 6 (Coupon) State Newi Staff Writer Since then, most cautious In expressing Expires After 10-3-70 optimism popularity, we will have East Lansing Store Only major for MNC's success, East Lansing Store Only universities have Initiated the Lansing - East especially in accomplished a great deal. It's J With state and federal elections chapters. I over five weeka away, the Lansing area. time we made citizens aware that "Chamberlain has become so their votes do 1.79 ■msu chapter of the Movement for Cautious optimism firmly entrenched," Kruch said, can effect change if count, that they Students Int'l Meditation Society Opaque ■i New Congreis (MNC) is With ex-guberuatorlal "that we are going to have an want to." uphill battle all the way to get they really Burlington Ballet ■Intensifying Its activities In an candidate Zolton Ferency as Its lawyer, MNC has been active In Chion elected. During the coming week, MNC Announces Panty Hose Panty Hose ■attempt to get John Chion will be conducting a voter ■elected representative from the campaigning for candidates in last "Our biggest problem up to this registration 5 ■Sixth Congressional District, a spring's primary, as well as for those running for office this fall. point has been getting people their efforts drive, concentrating Interested enough In the election on those areas which An .ntroducto: v*«jre in J 09 $ 139 ■pott which is now held by Charles Included In this work has been to register. This Is are predominantly Democratic. limit 6 limit 3 ■Chamberlain, R-East Lansing. especially true (Coupon) (Coupon) action on the re-election of local Democrats. They haven't "Our Expires After 10-3-70 J In Its first fall meeting Sunday, I MNC gave a general outline of its campaign of Congressman Don Relgle, R-Fllnt, voter registration won In so greatest long that they feel they strength," Wally Reese, MNC have no power and no chance of voter registration potential chairman, said, Transcendental Meditation East Laming Store Only Expires After 10-3-70 East Lansing Store Only I (divides during the summer, as drives and organization for the winning. As we see it our job Is to "lies in accumulating a large ■veil as Its plans for the upcoming fall. get people Involved In the Democratic turnout at the polls Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 4 & 8 p.m. 00 Watt lean Nate ■election. Included in the meeting campaigns and form a base for November 3. Republicans Primary among MNC's future actions." register, Republicans vote and ■were speeches by Dick Kruch, in officer for ambitions Is the election of Republicans get their candidates 104 B Wells Colored Light Bulbs After Bath Lotion MNC, and Bob congressman concerned with iGionfeld, MNC publicity Starting point elected." For reordering the nation's priorities. Grossfeld also said that, while information, call 351-7168 |dlrector and ASMSU cabinet jesldent. Grossfleld is one of This recordering Includes an end this to the war in Southeast election Is Important, MNC 47< 8o*. SJ69 ■'Chion's principal speech writers. Asia, cuts could perhaps be most useful by limit 3 limit 1 in military spending and increases serving as a starting point for (Coupon) (Coupon) J ■New The national Movement for a In the domestic budget, the 18 - ocntinulng political action. 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Price $ 3.67 East Lanslmii Store Only Sale price $299 East Lansing Okemos ON THE WATERS EKS-74076 State Discount We Cash MSU Payroll Checks Brookfield Plaza Red Cedar-Trowbridge Very limited quantity available! Open Wed. 9 a.m. - & Fri. 9 p.m. I.D. Required Open Mon., Tues., Thurs., Set. g «.m.. 6 p,m< WE CARE STORE HOURS • - • friends always do , _ | Member F.D.I.C. MERIDIAN MALL 9 9 Mon. - 12 . 6 Sun. - Sat. G.C. MURPHY 307 E. Grand River Next to the Card Shop 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Septeimber 28, '970 Films Money directors and the audience suffer. Theater at MSU this year will modern dance concert, and nine film classics. ills characters Schnitzler's are needed for "La Ronde," cast plag"must be convincingly carry a song, not able to of series part undoubtedly have its ups and Open auditions will be held referred to by the PAC as "a game necessarily sing, and be willing to on What ails professional theater at the start of the new season also affects 1970-71 the MSU downs, but at the beginning most are optimistic and with a little help from patrons, the tonight at 7:30 p.m in 49 Auditorium, in the basement. Casting for three plays which will of sex and seduction in Old Vienna." Peter Shaffer's "The Royal be themselves with no holds barred. They must be able to move, but not necessarily dance, science Theater Performing Arts Company's be presented fall term is open to Hunt of the Sun," a version of and most important they must Dept., though perhaps repertoire should be successful, Pizarro's conquest of the Incas, is to lesser degree. any MSU student. The directors create a blend as if they were one ttszrZZi a - -*-• aesthetically and professionally. . are looking for a black actress and in need of a large male cast. unit." Hounded by ever - increasing Probably one of the best a white actor for the sex comedy "Salvation," a more recent production costs, the theater's entertainment values around is "The Owl and the Pussycat" "Salvation," taking the form of Presented by June unhealthy subjection to the box show, fresh from off - Broadway, office has resulted in an the PAC coupon book, now on which had a successful Broadway is also holding open tryouts for a revival meeting, is concerned Toulmin, of science, an author and histoS unfortunate amount of sale for $8 at 149 Fairchild run and which will soon be what director Gary Klinsky calls a with drugs, religion, sex and of philosophy and visiting pro£ Theatre and other locations. The released as a motion picture. "completely uninhibited" cast of nudity, and it was termed the at MSU commercialism and exploitation, Honors Coltege Lecture at the expense of both art and book assures admission to nine Five women and five men of a four males and four females. "son of 'Hair"' by N. Y. Times' critic Clive Barnes. be featured from 4 ^,'^J 6:30 n ? entertainment. Playwrights. plays, a musical comedy, a variety of physical types and • According to the Klinsky, the m For those Inclined, vocal Pizza Special! SEE tryouts and movement auditions will take place In the Union ballroom from 7 to 10 p.m. today .UemPUtUto through the re^t8«51 film medium Pe and Tuesday. The director urges *lth ex#mP'ea from the T HAIR everyone to audition. whou whole range of Two for price of one. / »cuJ. mathematics to medicine to £ aff nature of creative Monday nights after ft activity. Must be 21 or older p.m. Coca Cola plant films themselves will Hmi Th, primarily with science as a sen! hit by explosion ^-."'opln, Mrs. co«,pt5 Toulmln has written "Th» The American Tribal-Love Rock Musical Growth °f The fath Fish and Chips GENEVA (AP) - An explosive Physiology," and has Scientific aughter trip Town Pump Tickets also available at all major J L Hudson stores charge blasted out the windows Line up with her husband, co-authorad Step* s wife and i lit''sail, she' Anytime Ifuti thiu Thun !«•». ol a 00 p m \ $9 00 (me* «•»>, of a Coca Cola bottling plant Toulmln, "The Discovery 0f His daug 307 S. Grand St. Sundayt af ] 00 p m J V 00 $5 00 (boUony) and caused other superficial Cari of fans at the MSU - Washington State football game Time," "The Architecture of strained in $1.25 Lansing Joturdav fv.. a> * U I 10 00 P m. ) Ji 00 *5 01 ><-lc.nvl damage to the building during the night, police reported. No Saturday were lined up end to end in land across from the Engineering Bldg. on South Campus. Matter," and "The Fabric Heavens." She has held of irents. diculous an one was inside at the time. appointments at Harvard State News photo by Fred Ferri md Oxford. ousehold. Ir Starts Wed. i my remittance tor ! 'EXHILARATING' eople Nex livid Greeni sount of a Sept. 30 likes a subu You (Sluts Second Choice of Date) hen drugs i cannot rea usher next d The parents old dai "POOR EDITOR'S NOTE: The This is not a film review. This The reviewer tnen is WHITE primary purpose of the is not the typical ego trip a film externalizing his own ego — and Straight" is a It honestly. "Gettin, hell of a movie. Not iiJtioniiz ►trash' Make ciirck Grand River. or money order to Vest Pocket Theatre, 14832 Detroit, Michigan 48227. Please enclose following is to encourage the reader to question his own critic produces after seeing "Catch 22" or "Getting accordingly his own frustrations, peculiarities and socializations — because because Gould and it is flawless. Not " "" J stamped, self-addressed e"ivelope for safe return of tickets. feelings for the medium of Straight." Rather this is an and you're made to suffer for it Bergen giv, ^Tand truly remarkable performance!. mM botl For Student tours information call: motion pictures. Feeling and attempt — merely an attempt — You suffer because when you The lies In the fact thit HAROLD E. RAPELJE at 372-3039 to acquaint you with the idea go to see the film you are answer feel the movie. We cu stance'that experiencing rather than that you can really feel films and we can watching and listening may watching, and often, at a specific feel the intensity, the laughter, not just watch them. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED be the scene, remember what the the irony, the foolishness, the new awareness shaping The film reviewer or critic is reviewer had to say. Then you the 1970s. immobility of the performers Vest Pocket Theatre probably the most distant from longer have the chance to D no and ourselves. We become tense, the medium of motion pictures. really feel the film for you mind laugh, cry, cringe, suffer, NGC THEATRE CORP. 14832 GRAND RIVER, DETROIT • Call 272-697Q He can leisurely sit back and is wrestling with the : reviewer's By LARRYLERNER immobilize. The reviewers might check off what Alan Arkln or " SPARTAN TWIN EAST State News Staff Writer Elliot Gould did right or wrong; words. Whenever a reviewer starts say we could "identify" with FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phone 351 0030 Gould, Bergen, etc.,but that isn't what the director or cameraman saying, "the director didn't M INFORMATION 48? 3905 likely. Rather we literally are did right or wrong. But the succeed as he intended," or as in them, feel them in us directing G3 ICHIGAN essential point is that the "Getting Straight," Elliot Gould or moving about, know that we Vhat would f BELAFONTE ENTERPRISES presents reviewer doesn't know for sure didn't have to shout his lines and Theatre Lansinq - think and feel the same way. the last IE what he is talking about; he this made his performance more The difference is n? What p f'THS RNGGL L€VIN€'l ftOoVm. Now Thru Thurs: doesn't know exactly what the director had in mind unrealistic," then you can rest assured that reading such a reviewer is talking that the about our ced as your I [CP] COLOR by Deluxe* United Artists 1:4S - 3:40- 5:35 -7:30 -9:30 review is a waste of time. Each identifying while we hopefully own larger? 1 are identifying. out such pre SHOWING AT: 1:30-5:50^.10:10 person sees, hears and feels a For a change let us scrap tli aged and di film different form the next reviewers. Let us simply say Chese were ALSO person. I think Elliot Gould's film is great or not so great. estions c "THE SECRET OF SANTA VITTORIA" tone of voice is realistic; you do Then let us see, hear and fee! rticipants in SHOWING AT: 3:20 - 7:40 not. I think Candice Bergen cries film. shoot of Di Ends Tues. - All Color more beautifully than any other But let us do it. And let us be rerunner of I GORE VIDAL'S actress; you think that's all she sorry we paid the admission A, into the fi NGC THEATRE CORP. MYRA can do and hence isn't much of price. And let us spontaneously dents. an actress if she is in the first upervised b cry, laugh or stamp our feet. And ^spartAn twin west SOON: "PI ECES OF DREAMS" BRECKINRIDGE place. not write the film reviews. Let FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER Really feeling a film 3100 EAST SAGINAW such do these things instead cSSSSS,® ON9M Phon# 351 0030 — as us 1 PROGRAM INFORU.iON 332 5817 feeling "The Damned" — can be telling us how it really Also an incredibly exhilarating Because how it really is is how unty, Calif., experience. That's right — just each of us feels it is - i ludes Anahe: James Colburn - Lee Kemick f 216 ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN "HARD CONTRACT" feeling the sensitivity of the nobody can tell us that. ita Anna. Tl An ALBERTO GRIMALDI Production be acting, the discordance of the prototyp Rated R 7:07 ONLY the next 15 music, the enhancement and ?:%np.m. Now Thru Thurs: FELLINI Feature 7:25 - 9:30 p.m. shrinking of within. In your own strength trying to objectify J-student wins Jialog itinuation o '7 j SATYRJCON' "NO ONE SHOULD MISS IT! STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL" -H.w.rrf subjective Impressions you create nonsense. 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An Ayco Embassy Film PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY Modern Dance Concert "The DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE Nine Film Classics *In Repertory | MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN 48823 IB-. Color by Dtlu" An Avco^^ tJSS£2F&> Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. September 2H. 1970 7 Sophia Sophia Loren, holding a news York debut of her film "Sunflower" on Thursday night, - began lining up outside the O agreed. Ks theater shortly after 7 a.m. wrong with it? The long - haired "And she R?ierenue fore Hall, Radio City » Music 6'000 fans at discussed answered questions from more Why did they stand on the lone, on," a keeps her clothes housewife from Jamaica, actress said with a shrug of her than 100 newsmen at a hot line? shoulders and a giggle as the he issues Queens added emphatically. .Spaghetti is good for combination news conference crowd roared its approval. toddlers she said, and the maxi is Sophia is beautiful, sexy and The excited and and jampacked public appearance impatient On the subject of spaghetti — okay —if it has a slit. on the flower voluptuous, was the composite crowd provided Miss Loren with a another crowd pleaser - Miss The Italian - filled stage male response. star, In town with Thm-day. rousing cheering section as she Loren said her almost two- year- her husband and son for the New She's Italian, a good actress and The fans — mostly middle fielded questions from newsmen. old son Carlo Jr. likes it and added, - aged has compassion, the women "Being a sex symbol? What's "It helped fill me out." (People Next Door' South Campus Decorating >ffers insight Headquarters IThe father, watching his the crucial ughter trip out on LSD turns to problem of drug i wife and says, "She's no good, abuse, "The People Next Door" rarely rises above a strictly Across from Case, jhat'sall, she's rotten." melodramatic level. It is ■ His daughter is no less an overlong and over emotional Restrained in her appraisal of her exercise that uncovers little of Wonders and Wilson Halls |arents. "You're phony, lasting significance regarding ldiculous and dumb," she tells problem its makers pretend to a understand and people for whom I With that kind of polarization There's bound to be trouble in the they feign sympathy. The viewer must settle THE simply for a series of Jousehold. Indeed, there is. "The seemingly nonstop dramatic ■eople Next Door," director clashes and film that's all Tlavid Greene's new film, is an Jccount of a domestic crisis that Irikes a suburban family of four and little insight. dialog One can credit the film for fine LOST MARINER ■hen drugs imported from the acting-Eli Wallach as the father who seeks 956 i rowbridge lusher next door enter the houfe. simple solutions, Julie Harris as the mother who I The parents discover their 16 • "The People Next Door" consoles herself with • old daughter is hooked on suffering Open Mon.-Fri. 9:30-8:30 focuses on the newcomer Deborah Winters as to parents'attempts the troubled help their daughter, the daughter and Sat. 9:30-5:30 Irugs and has to be stitutionalized. At a time when ommunication daughter's rebellion against their Stephan McHattie as the rock and efforts and the reluctance of both musician son who is iderstanding irents and between their children the is sides to accept their share of the from the house give expelled strong The LSD responsibility for the crisis. performances- but not for ^spntial, both sides discover the significance or topicality beyond stance that separates them and Although the film deals with the realm of predictable drama. s=isEr.ssisr.njssas? —• - - ■«* Dialog By DAVID BASSETT attempt to study the growth it also '70 studies brings with it numerous municipal expansion and J State News Staff WriteV patterns of an area which has problems for those who already i ndustrialization, they would and Dialog '70, said that program was an "overwhelming the provisions occurrence. are made for their What would you change if you grown in much the same way live there. The new jobs usually have made provisions for some success for two reasons. Id the last 15 years to live over that Michigan will probably don't go to the original sort of plannii;L, instead of "Secondly, and equally The full frame 35mm camera "First of all," she said, "it gave Tin? What problems have you grow in the next 15 years. important," she continued, "was that's so small! residents, yet they are the ones randomly dropping a shopping us experience in dealing with an the led In the past 15 years, opportunity it ga.e us to as your community has Orange who have to pay higher taxes, center here, a factory there, a important problem outside of remove ourselves from >wn larger? What can be done out such County, which borders Los suffer the effects of school so" pl<.ce els» Angeles, has changed from an overcrowding and endure ail the ola i-oom. The problems of college atmosphere. the OLYMPUS problems as welfare, Sue Rose, Oak Park junior, population growth and * eaged and drug abuse? agricultural district to one which other problems of large cities." one of the two student"; who industrialization are capable of built in exposure meter These were of is principally industrial. The * some the During the coming year, 'he participa'' d ' h D "69 destr ying our society if no completely automatic lestions asked by the population of one of its towns group will share what they grew by 907 per cent, Morris learned TODAY * you only set the distance rticipants in Dialog '70, the during the summer with [shoot of Dialog '69, and the said. Pan-Hellenic Regularly priced rerunner of Dialog '71, a close T>k, into the future by 18 MSU During their 2x/t ■ month stay, Michigan residents, Morris said. the group spoke with police, invaluable in "I think our study could be demonstrating to Rush Sign-up lobbys at $89.95 Satin finish black now . . . 3995 full frame 35mm pictures from idents. planners and city officials, the people of this state exactly W. Wilson 5-7p.m. camera so small that it fits neatly into your shirt pocket Supervised by Clyde Morris, learning about the problems what can happen when cities are S. Wonders 5-7p.m. st. professor of they faced as their cities grew, allowed to grow without Rooms 319 & 101 slides10"18^0 any°ne Ca" USe il' and get 8ood Pictures or mmunications, the group lived changed composition and planning," he said. "All of the t 24 months in Orange became more industrialized. people we spoke with this Big Red Student Services unty, Calif., an area ludes Anaheim, Fullerton and »ta Anna. These which cities appear Morris, one of the two faculty summer agreed that if they had members who coordinated Dialog '69, said that he initiated to relive the past 15 years of "WHEN FEARLESS CHARLIE is under 8 feet. All Day LINN'S DOWNTOWN FRANDOR EAST LANSING be this year's study so that students prototypical of Michigan the next 15 )ia 1 o g years, Morris said. '70, though a could gain experience in "protecting the quality of life in Goodell takes a stand, he really takes it. Speaking out on wom¬ Cut maybe en's rights before the ladies of ntinuation of Dialog '69, is ite different from it, Morris Michigan." "Industry creates jobs when it Manhattan's Holy Trinity he'll grew. d Dialog '69 moves into a city," he said, "but Episcopal Church, he boldly consisted of 23 Idents and two declared that 'divorce laws professors should be reformed,' but then Iveling across the country and WATCH WEDNESDAY'S hastened to add: 'I'm not |ck again, •cussions with carrying on STATE NEWS against m the people they iountered. for information on riage or the I national Dialog '70, however, was an ASMSU'S SPRING TRIP family.' " I V,EW, < Seniors ON To Meet the Fiji's during open rush fall term. MISS! YOUR FREE YEARBOOK PHOTOS mp Phi Gamma Delta ON CAMPUS $ OFF CAMPUS - 332-8053 2 3 0 O • k hi I I CALL 353-5292 FOR AN APPT. NOW! CALL 35I-7/QJ >CllKlE Qpi^S 35l-?$70 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Mo"day, September 21 28.191 Universities By JEANNE SADDLER black reality. The linkage nonviolentstrategizing." for components: the library hit The library documentation IvVc between two very different Scott stressed that he was not Associate Campus Editor documentation project, the institutions would mean linking talking about "putting your head project, which Scott said was the institute for Nonviolent Social The director of the Martin knowledge and action." out to be whipped" or passive major work of the center at Change, the memorial park present, is involved in obtaining Luther King Jr. Memorial Center Scott, who is also chairman of resistance, but what he called "a project and the central office, and cataloging papers and in Atlanta, Ga., Julius Scott, said institutions of higher education, the department of sociology at style of life to bring about social The center was established in documents important to black J NEW Y01 Spelman College in Atlanta, said justice and liberation." the fall of 1968 and is supported ■attitudes history. are too often "provincial and his main interest is in the area of "We must also move beyond by foundation grants, Scott said they'restill uncertain ■tome" t engage in a kind of academic social conflict and conflict the academic issues of separation contributions and seed grants what will happen to the papers of Ifcfliily life idolatry that talked about says once we have resolution, and his goal is to and integration," the sociologist from the federal government, W.E.B. Du Bois, a 19th century |ind more v a problem, we have achieve social and economic said. "The problem is liberation, The Institute of the Black black political figure, because of ■force solved it." justice for all people. and we've got to move to a World, The Fede an independent research the lack of blacks trained in Scott visited the Center for "The ultimate question is what pluralistic society where people association established in 1969, documentation. At present Du IChicago po Urban Affairs (CUA) Friday to can we solve through violence, have options. Integration and 1947 femak also works closely with the King Bois's papers are in historian talk to the staff about his work at and what are the possibilities for separation are not the only center, Herbert Aptheker's basement, Lbor force the King center, and about our future using violent tactics," options in the camp of .-third, t Scott said. possible linkages with CUA. he said. "Black solidarity doesn't liberation." 1*0 portion "We need to bridge the gap mean anything if it means In outlining the work of the India launches The memorial park project was Led 20 to . established to create a park in between MSU as a white violence, but it does mean King center to the CUA staff, _ fAr AJ Atlanta thatwould include King's [increased fi university," Scott said, "and the something if you talk about Scott said it is divided into four new Slogan tor ed. cent, while birthplace and permanent entombment, an ecumenical |women age< NEW DEHLI (AP) — The employed r chapel and assembly hall and Icent. That Noticeable Indian government's new slogan for eradicating illiteracy is "Each one teach one." India's illiteracy King's memorabilia, i.e., awards, degrees, etc.) 'An iroughout ex rate is estimated at about 65 per cent Scott, who is also a Methodist minister, has been involved with Study lith tight li itter half Changes her hair several colleges and universities as a chaplain and professor. n which students take a break from their studies to State News photo by Norm catch up with jeclining icouraged Payea to suit Man & lomen to 1 jrried year Nature ORDINANCE REPORT Their jobs her moods! rhite colla ilerical, tea Swing into Fall with Bookstore sitions, it Milliken a tank says ev Dutch Boy Wi; 10-20% discount on all books Available Fall Term Psychology 835 Gov. William G. Milliken, andsale of curbs ollar nt > romen were than I jobs of wor 1 French 311, Section S drugs at the Goose Lake that local governments adopt an jployed. E Computer Science 321, Section 1 Sunday, asked Michigan cities, Rock Festival on Aug. 7-9 near ordinance pertaining to the ordinance Ti Natural Science I9IB. Sections 13, villages and townships for reports Jackson, Milliken pledged to do regulation, dealing with the governor is now asking official, upply and d 14, IS licensing and control answer certain questions n irket. the on the status of local ordinances all he could to prevent of outdoor American Thought and Language gatherings or jnificant cl $24.95 111 A, Sections 218, 219, 227 English 228. Section 3 JMC 254, Geography and Ecology for control of outdoor gatherings, recurrence. After reports of the open use in August Milliken proposed assemblies. Since that time many have attempt information. to combine all relevu He has asked officials if ttitudes imily life. to (5 types to choose from) Action familiar with his they For one Philosophy 211, Section 2 requested copies of the ordinance propos ffective and information and assistance ordinance and if it or a variati Philosophy 413 ihniques, I History 104 has been adopted in their ► Automatic Total-Mechanism city, ie means I History 864 the event that it We welcome all your Sociology 160 Shut-Off or a variationi rego childtx Sociology 422 ► Three Heads for Convenient I . || ■ been adopted, Milliken I i proporti Sociology 429 Tape/Source Monitoring Hall evacuated re?uested that problems m in the "Spare Hair" for styling. Sociology 432 » Mic/Line Mixing adoption, operation f n imen the rise. Sociology 471 ► Exclusive Record Equalization enforcement be forwarded Sociology 473 Another fac Selector Switch legal advisor. 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Grand River odor was merely a barbecue in the <-*1 leillUllUn bG oung women ter marriage service entrance of the building. A black student orientatioi orking. A ye program is planned for id dropped oi Monday is SPAGHETTI Holiday from 7 to 9 p.m. in 108B Wei Hall, Don Coleman, director With more < orking even , minority students, announce at Holiday Inn East today. Representatives from variou offices will discuss "Suppo Services for Minority Students, "Counseling - the Blac $J50 Perspective"and " Academicsan the Black Students." buys all you can eat! The role of the financial dept., the work - study program black student aides, black studen organizations, the tutori HOLIDAY INN EAST program and the Center only Urban Affairs and Equi 3121 E. Grand River Ave. Opportunities Programs will als be explained. 489-2481 Black student artists, p< REQ. U.S. PAT. OFF. dancers will entertain. Open Thursday and Friday Nights Until 9:00 P.M. 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One offshoot of this could WASHINGTON (AP) - From |iod more possibly be family size will become that the beginning, the U.S. objective in 1961 beea bringing back lunar ■force. e Federal Reserve Bank of smaller as women even in reaching the moon was more than just to bring back News Analysis samples we might well have also move into samples. chosen the unmanned route." occupations requiring long Otherwise, the United States "Once we had decided to go to 1947 female participation in the term career - might have sent an unmanned selected manned lunar commitments, the landings secondary objective when plans the moon with man," said IChicago points out that since libor force has increased nearly bank adds. which would require very Low,"nan ship—just as the Russians did this large were being made nine years ago, also demonstrated he was capable jnethird. And since 1965 the The bank also week. booster capability, very Low observes that high siad, and that involved as an explorer in spacf There's a woportion of married women even during the '60s when the "I think the achievement of the technology of manned flight, bringing back lunar material. good example on Apollo 12 when Ld 20 to 24 in the labor force number of working women was Russians with an unmanned guidance, heat protection and "It certainly wasn't the Pete Conrad called out to A1 increased from 37 to 48 per on the vehicle is exciting and shows a environmental control systems." upswing, women made principal purpose of Apollo," Bean, 'Hey, look at that while the proportion of little dent into what high degree of technology," Science and exploration was a Low said. "Had sole were our objective interesting rock over there.' usually considered male George M. Low, acting Iwomen aged 16 to 35 in the employed ranks grew 14 per cent. "An expanding economy occupations. The main impact of the tight labor market was to demand for traditional increase the administrator Aeronautics of Administration, said the National and Space in an throughout the '60s, coupled interview. witl, tight labor markets in the litter half of the decade and white collar labor and professional like jobs at kinds of clerical a more He did not go as far as Dr. Ivan F. Obraztsov, head of Moscow's Aeronautics Institute, who called Every Great University declining unemployment, rapid rate," it says. In other icouraged many more young words, the result was that more the Luna 16 experiment "no less lltlen to work in their early people in general were needed to an important event form the jrried years," the bank says. fill jobs, not just women. point of view of technology" Their jobs are most probably Even with the rising than America's placing men on Has the moon. jhite collar types such as unemployment that has •lerical. teaching or nursing characterized the "The main thing to economy this keep in mind is that the principal and first Kitions, it says. In fact, the year women have been ink says even as early as 1962 their own,the bank holding Westward bound? purpose of Apollo was not in One Great ire than half of all working were employed in white In spite of a one • in points out. third increase unemployment rates between A knapsack used to be the mark of the explorer, but this MSU student uses it bringing back lunar samples, but to build a space capability for the Newspaper slightly differently. On his way to a United States; to build liar jobs while only 40 per May 1969 and May space 1970, female class Friday, the horse - hair power and jt of working men were so participation in the labor knapsack serves as a receptacle space exploration force for books. employed. But underlying the increased at a rate nearly as large capability and to demonstrate At ipply and demand of the labor as increases of recent years. jrket, the bank ignificant changes in women's says are State News photo by John Harrington it," Low said. "To meet these objectives we Michigan State Attitudes toward home and lily life. AMENDMENT IN SENATE For one thing, increasingly It's The State News Women's rights hits snag ffective birth control chniques, have given women means to delay or even childbearing. For another, proportion of unmarried WASHINGTON (AP) - The States or by any state on account the total population is equal - rights amendment approved of sex." is Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of The 14th Amendment In the rise. by the House is being further provides So far, backers of the Massachusetts, the assistant that "no state shall make or ■ Another factor contributing to delayed in the Senate while amendment have scorned all Democratic leader. He says he enforce any law which shall... The State News has become great "e freeing of women from the opponents search for an cannot support it as it stands. through the efforts of people like suggestions for change. deny to any person within its you. If you have been thinking about Jaditional roles of wife and alternative they hope would prove Although 81 any One substitute proposal being jurisdiction the equal protection joining the State News Staff, senators are listed attend our Fall Open House :r has been the threat of an acceptable. as sponsors - well over explored by opponents is a of the laws." Tuesday, September 29, at 8:00 p.m., in Hnconirollabie population The proposed amendment had the two - resolution declaring that the the Stefanoff Lounge located on the first thirds majority At recent hearings of the Senate floor of the Student necessary for Services building. Representatives from the pplosion, the bank says. The been tentatively scheduled to be approval of a constitutional equal - protection clause of the Judiciary Committee, Harvard Editorial. Photographic > been a trend among brought up in the Senate on 14th Amendment provides all the Law School and Advertising departments will be present to amendment - Mansfield has said Professor Paul A. answer Harried couples to plan smaller Tuesday, but Majority Leader legal machinery necessary to Freund testified that this could your he fears it will run into a filibuster questions. families to counter the Mike Mansfield, D- Mont., told a by opponents. invalidate state laws that be used more effectively to bar ssibility of such an explosion. reporter "it will be delayed a little discriminate against women in discrimination The senator leading the against women- Refreshments will be served. bit." fight employment and allied fields. against it is Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- In addition to passing the inforces this view. Of 250 Mansfietd reiterated, however, Such a resolution would not. N.Cr»He tails it iTMunderbuss have the force of la to, but it; Senrte4>y a two - thirds vote, the- IA University of Ilinois study wng women interviewed shortly that he Intends to call It up and approach to prohibiting would state that Congress equal • rights amendment wouTd to marriage 71 per cent were said "I'm going to vote for it just discrimination against women "king. A year later this figure as it is." and contends it would wipe out encourages the courts to give this have to be ratified by at least 38 id dropped only 8 per cent. It provided that "equality of state labor laws and other statutes interpretation to the 14th states to become effective. With Amendment and to use it to more and more women rights under the law shall not be for their protection. denied or abridged by the United strike down discriminatory irking even after marriage the Another prominent opponent statutes. SBS Complete Art & Engineering Dept. you can learn to fly WOULD YOU UKe TO TRY SOMe OF OUR New ACRYLICS MR. f^eMBRANDT/ with WINGED SPARTANS "Learn To Fly ( Basic and I Always try SBS first for all of your art And Ground School Introd and engineering supplies — also— [TONIGHT 7 p.m. Room 35 Union Bldg. Tremendous supply of good used books left Tonight's meeting, sponsored by the MSU Flying Club - Winged Spartans, will include a complete presentation on what's involved for ^ou to start flying this Student week, if you wish. You will be introduced to the eight weeks basic ground school, which is taught by a certified flight instructor. If you are already a qualified pilot, you can find out how you can obtain an instrument rating in a fully instrumented late model Beechcraft Bonanza. If you can't make tonight's meeting, but would like to know about learning to fly Book Store with the Winged Spartans, please drop your name, address, and phone number in the mail to: Winged Spartans Info, P.O. Box 287, East Lansing, Mich. 48823. We'll have one of our flight instructors call you. Come on up! FREE PARKING IN LARGE LOT AT REAR OF STORE 421-427 E. GRAND RIVER ^aviation ground school sign-up tonight 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September SPORTS- 28, i Interceptions By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Sports Writer other than the Spartans' 97 yard, 17 play drive in the middle of the * Washington State gain 142 yards passing, but only scored once situation from the WSU The defensive line had trouble with the Washington State help S' third quarter. But the wait to the thanks to four timely Spartan Rasmussen dropped a short running game the first half, giving fourth quarter was worth while Sparked by a record ■ setting In the final 15 minutes of interceptions. screen pass to Allen. With split up 111 yards. But the second The Spartans took a 14-6 lead end Steve Kough, guard Joe half, the Spartans shut off the eight interceptions, the MSU action fans saw: into the final period but scored a DeLamielleure and center Bob Spartans evened their season * 3 touchdowns, 2 extra point Cougar ground game, allowing record at 1-1 Saturday with a wild conversions and 1 minute and a half into the quarter McClowry in front of him, Allen but 55 yards. Linebacker Cal Fox two - point when quarterback Mike 28-14 win over Washington State conversion. went down the sidelines to the 10 was the team leader in tackles, before a Band Day crowd of * Rasmussen spotted flanker Eric yard line, cut back to the middle credited with 17. Sophomore 61 plays from scrimmage, 8 of Allen all alone on the 5 yard line of the field, hurdled the last John Shinsky added nine, and 64,053 in Spartan Stadium. which were called back because For three quarters Saturday, of and hit him perfectly. The 18- defender at the 5, and went In for nailed three runners for losses. a penalty. the only thing that kept fans from * yard scoring play capped a 51 his second score. End Wilt Martin, soph linebacker the Spartans fumble the ball falling asleep was the cold and away 5 times (twice inside the 10- yard drive in six plays with Allen was a triple threat for the Gail Clark and tackle Dan rainy weather. Neither team yard line) and WSU lose the ball Rasmussen and Allen accounting Spartans Saturday. The Kulikowski also showed up well could mount much of an attack, once for all 51 yards. Georgetown, S.C. junior caught against the Cougar attack that via a fumble. The red • headed Rasmussen, five passes for 91 yards and ran had been averaging 500 yards a who last week played in his first the ball six times for 35 more, game. losing college football game mostly on the flanker reverse up "We're still a young and picked up 28 yards in three the middle of the line. The 5-11 inexperienced team," a cautious carries in the drive and Allen speedster also returned three Duffy Daugherty added after the carried the other two times kickoffs for 111 yards, twice game. "We're far from being an before catching his TD pass. almost breaking away. For his outstanding team but if our The next ten minutes the efforts, Allen awarded the was young players can keep Spartans played "tease 'em" with game ball. improving each week, we'll be Big Red the Cougars, picking off three passes, but giving the ball back all three times on fumbles. They Rasmussen turned in another stellar performance, connecting tough. "Our offensive line had trouble on 15 of 27 passes, good for 226 says even combined the two as safety yards and three scores. getting untracked in the first half He but they got straightened out the Brad VanPelt you've gotta Cougar pass on grabbed a stray the WSU 28 yard connected with end Gordie Bowdell on the Spartans' third second half. I thought our defense palyed real well in the line, ran it back to the 11 but was draw the line jarred lose from the ball and play for a 32 yard touchdown. Rasmussen also picked up 49 second half. In the last few minutes of the game we had men Washington recovered. VanPelt yards on the ground, keeping the in there who hadn't even worked someplace. can certainly be forgiven for that miscue, however, as he led the ball several times on the pitch- back option. out in their defensive positions,"Daugherty added. Spartans' secondary with three The Spartans ran up 215 Washington State Head Coach interceptions. yards rushing Saturday, a Jim Sweeney, who saw his club After Brad McLees' theft of a significant increase over the first drop its second game in three Ty Paine pass, the Spartan games 60 yards on the ground. outings this year, said he wasn't iffense decided it had played Henry Matthews was the leading surprised with MSU's turnabout enough give away and proceeded rusher with 56 yards in 21 from last week. to score the fourth touchdown of attempts. Seven other MSU backs "I told my players State were also in double figures as the offensive line showed a vast would simplify its defense and iron out the problems," a Spartan HOMECOMING IS MORE improvement from its effort at dejected Sweeney said. "We Washington. DeLamielleure was didn't look bad in the first half MSU's sophomore cornerback Mark Sokoll State's Jim Oggs during the fourth grabs thii pass out of the hands of quarter of Saturday's game. Sc';oll had replaced Washington Doug Barr especially effective on the screen but State kicked us bad in the early in the third quarter at the left cornerback position. His play, throwing several key blocks second half, which is different for interception was one of eight passes picked off by the MSU secondary to set a Spartan team record. to spring loose Spartan backs. THAN JUST A FOOTBALL GAME State News photo by Terry Luke IM Football Just ask all the alumni, visitors who make it a point not to miss MSU's annual homecoming festivities parents, and Rent A Tube! 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"I didn't even tell my own State News Sports Writer back to last year's finale with protection the whole game." teammates that I was going to Northwestern in which he In the WSU dressing room run — in fact I didn't make up "We had picked off a pass and took it in Cougar Head Coach Jim my mind until the last second. I something to prove for a touchdown. Reserve back to ourselves and the fans. I think Sweeney had praise for think I could have gone farther the eight interceptions did it Mark Sokoil had the other Rasmussen. than I did if I hadn't Spartan interception. "He slipped on best." called and played a the turf." MSU Head Coach Duffy wonderful game," the Pacific That's how defensive back - 8 In the drive which Salini Daugherty, in commenting on coach said. "I wasn't surprised kept Harold (Bruce) Phillips summed going, tailback Henry Matthews the Spartans' eight he didn't pass more because we up the general feeling after the fumbles, carried the ball the last six times. seven of which WSU recovered, knew him as a good runner when Spartans' 28-14 win over From the II yard line, Matthews said "We'll never stop a team he was on the West Coast. Washington State Saturday. Last like Notre Dame or gained 4, 5, lost 3, but then got week Washington quarterback Michigan by (Rasmussen played two seasons 2 and 2 before diving over from Sonny Slxkiller picked apart the fumbling the way we did. Our at Fresno City College in the one yard backs were running hard, but a line on fourth Spartan secondary for over 300 California before transferring to down. It little recklessly." was questionable yards and three touchdowns. MSU). whether Matthews went over the There was a lot of criticism Quarterback Mike Rasmussen, Sophomore punter Richard goal line, but the line more noted for his passing than Salani kept an MSU drive alive in judge following that game, with a good standing on the goal line said it portion of It directed at the running, carried the ball ten the third quarter by running for was a touchdown. times and netted 49 yards. a first down fourth and defensive backfleld. on a SPARTAN GOAL LINESr "A lot of people were saying "We were using the option eight situation and the Spartans Eric Allen's two touchdown* we weren't any good and that it play quite a bit because of the in punt formation. Saturday equaled his entire would be the weak spot on the way Washington State set up its "Coach Daugherty told me production last year of team this year," Phillips said. defense," Rasmussen said, "and that if Washington's linemen points. Two other Spartans^ I kept the ball on a didn't rush me "But there's a lot of pride on couple of but instead Gordie Bowdell and Brad this year's team and we were occasions. When I was forced to headed downfield to set up a McLee, also matched their 1969 run out of the determined to play a good game pass play, I had punt return, that I could run if total of six points . . . Mike before our fans. I'd say eight great blocking in front of me. we were around the 50," Salani (please turn to page 12) Interceptions is playing a pretty good game." Phillips, a 6-0, 190 pound senior from Detroit, did his share, picking off two passes and breaking up several sure catches as well as applying his usual crunching tackles on opposing receivers. Safety Brad Van Pelt, in his first starting assignment, tied an MSU record by swiping three Washington State aerials. Did he or didn't he? "I was playing as the free-safety and could afford to A controversial play in Saturday'! MSU-Waihington State the official play the ball instead of the game cama in the third quarter when MSU's Henry disagrees. Watching Matthews score is fellow Spartans Mark Charette (45) and Jim Nicholson receiver," the sheepish Matthewi scored on a fourth down play from the one. WSU (72), while sophomore back said after the Ron Mims (25) and Lionel Thomas Coach Jim Sweeney and hit players (22) attempt to stop game. thought they had him. stopped Matthewi and the ball short of the goal line, but Brad McLee got the last two State News photo by Don Gerstner Spartan interceptions to run his season total to four. McLee has now had an interception in the Sophomores and Juniors If you are interested in yours for the asking. 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 and Spring quarters in an intensive during the Fall, Winter 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. on back-to-school items. Are you still LAGUNA EASEL A sturdy studio ease reading with a metal ratchet, per¬ mitting easy adjustment to any height. Can be tilted to any angle. And the way your folds flat for storage. 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But you couldn't do it, These are documented statistics based TESTRITE STANDARD Vou stopped reading out loud, but you On the results of the 450,000 people who EASEL *100 continued to say every word to yourself. have enrolled in the Evelyn Wood course This sturdy deluxe model Chances are, you're doing it right now. since its inception in 1959. with "Autolock" is ideal for This means that you read only as fast The course isn't complicated. There as you talk. studio or outdoors. It weighs About 250 to 300 words per are no machines. There are no notes to minute. (Guiness' Book of World Records take. And you don't have to memorize any¬ only 3 lbs., 8 ounces and lists John F. folds from a maximum Kennedy as delivering the fast¬ thing. est speech on record: 327 words per 95",, of our graduates have improved height of 6 ft. 9 in. to only TIMELY, RAPIDESIGN & 32 inches. It also has new minute.) their reading ability by an average of 4.7 TIMESAVER TEMPLATES A & D DESIGN MARKERS The Evelyn Wood Course teaches you times. On rare occasions, a graduate's read¬ spring canvas holders. Design, create, experiment with color nal Guard and this ad is not paid within OPEL RALLYE 1968. 18,500 miles. VOLKSWAGEN. 1966's sell for less education to Box A-1, necessary. Information by Auto, excellent condition. KAWASAKI 1969, 90cc, like new, Power TR4, 1964 excellent operating at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Michigan State News. 3-9-30 Personal Interview. 351-7319. C week. Studded snow tires on wheels. brakes, |nowing d half, mi one custom $200. Phone 355-3074 after 6 vinyl condition. Good rubber. $350. 355-8132. 7-10-2 interior, buckets, console, 4-speed, Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." The State News will be Call 485-3701. 3-9-28 p.m. 5-9-30 som 4007 South Cedar. Phone STUDENT OR woman (may bring GLAMOROUS sport wheels. In superb condition. POSITION ground resses. responsible only for the FALCON ESQUIRE station wagon. 882-1975. 3-9-28 882-4444. 3-9-29 child) for light housecleaning in floor opportunity with multi - ie 969 VALIANT, 13 months old, Okemos. 4-5 afternoons a week. up witl first day's incorrect 1965, automatic transmission. million dollar cosmetic company. 17,000 miles, 4 years warranty, VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Squarebacks 2:30 5:00. Transportation opeful sign $480. 355-3017. 5-9-30 OPEL KADETT, 1968. $850. excellent - $10 an hour, and up. 337-1194, upkeep. $1775. sell for less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. needed. $1.50 hour. Reliable transportation. Call 482-7156. 5-9-30 CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national per _JJ0-2 auarterbac "Michigan's Largest Used 351-6105. 1-9-28 332-5291 after 5 p.m. 5-9-30 companies. Compare our rates. UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTORS of FIAT 1969. 850 Spider convertible. Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South nmates am VOLKSWAGEN 1965 Bug. Excellent 2205 East Michigan, Lansing or Louisville is seeking commissioned Went into service. Economical. 35 Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 BUSBOYS WANTED desperately! his physici condition. $600. Call 355-7837 505 Albert, East Lansing. sales personnel to sell name bra jssenbrli mpg. Excellent shape. Take over PLYMOUTH 1963. steering, automatic. Dependable. 6,~~powe7 between 5-10 p.m. 3-9-30 VOLKSWAGEN, 1964, sunroof, 484-8173. O $3/hour. Call Midge Kessell 332-6531. 1-9-28 merchandise to students on a pi payments. 694-0019, days, scomman Automotive 339-2867. 5-9-30 $250. Call clean and reliable transportation. very time basis. If interested cont& Hank, 355-6900 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 buses sell for HONDA CB-350, 1969. Excellent MOTHER'S HELPER Mr. mornings, Cadden, area code 5(L'_ p extremel; MFA ROMEO, 1969, 1750 3-9-28 less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. $475. 393-8558. 3-9-28 condition. $625. 351-9339 after 5 close to campus, 2 children. 778-4449 collect. 5-9-30 ussen calle Spyder. FORD CUSTOM 1965. 4 door. "Michigan's Largest Used p.m. 5-9-30 337-1597. 3-9-30 touchdovg owner, low miles, absolutely like Power VOLKSWAGEN 1966's sell for less Brakes, steering, air. No PONTIAC CATALINA 1966, 4 door iew. Local service and parts Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's ■effective)! 484-4411. 3-9-28 rust. TU 2-2903. 3-9-28 sedan. Power steering, power Cedar. 882-4444. 3-9-29 HARLEY DAVIDSON XLCH BABYSITTING IN my downtown but n Largest Used Volkwagen Dealer." brakes, air conditioning. New 4007 Sportster, 1970. $1,750. Lansing home, $20 a week. South Cedar. Phone pptlon 'ies the hai pas AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 1965. Body and motor excellent. MK III FORD FAIRLANE Economical, 6 cylinder, stick, 1967 tires. Excellent condition. $1075. 355-2847. 3-9-28 VOLKSWAGEN new top. 1959, good engine, No reasonable offer 882-4444. 3-9-29 332-8564. Ask for p.m. 3-9-28 Kass after 3 References. 485-3923. 2-9-29 PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 WATER'S EDGE only 28,000. Clean, sharp. refused, 351-8566. 5-10-1 Phone between 372-4530. X-3-10-1 6 - 8 p.m. 372-9773. 3-9-30 PORSCHE 911, 1967. 38,000 miles. VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Karmann Ghia VOLKSWAGEN 1600. Very 1966 good Fastback condition. HONDA 1970 CL 350. 2,800 miles. Excellent condition. 2 helmets. hours per required. 351-5800. O week. Automobile and 5 Engine just completely iAMARO, 1969. V-8. Deluxe. Below FORD GALAXIE 500, 1965. Four door, power steering and brakes, proof. speed Transistorized FM transmission. ignition. radio. Rust convertibles sell for less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest overhauled. New battery, radio. $950. Call 353-7896 from 8 - 5 $700. 351-1378. 3-9-29 WANTED ONE short order cook and RIVER'S EDGE Creampuff Used Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 BICYCLE SPECIAL! 3 speed men's one waitress, full and part time. list. Phone 373-2429. 627-5325. 3-9-30 Evenings, automatic, radio. Call 332-1663. 5-9-30 condition. $4,500. Call 353-4361. Evenings, 351-0127. 10-10-7 South Cedar. 3-9-29 Phone 882-4444. p.m. 3-9-28 VOLKSWAGENS. 1967's sell for less and ladies' English lightweight;. Only $41.88 kd. Used bikes, $15 LA FORGIA'S LOUNGE. 485-3089. X-5-10-1 COCKTAIL APARTMENTS VOLKSWAGEN Needs body 1968 convertible. work, runs at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 and up. Gene's Bicycle and Shop, 702 W. Barnes Avenue. IV 4-0362. 3-9-28 Hobby SECRETARIES, GENERAL clerical typists. Jobs in abundance. office , Hurry.. Free with beautifully. Michelin tires, $995. South Cedar. Phone Ph. your rent 351-7665. 3-9-30 882-4444. 3-9-29 VOLKSWAGEN. 1968 Fastbacks sell NORTON COMMANDO 750cc. 4000 miles. $1000 or best. Evenings, 482-0783, CURTIS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 3-9-30 Only a Few VOLKSWAGEN 1964 buses sell for less at "Michigan's BUZZ SAWYER'S. Largest Used for less at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South 351-3052. 3-9-28 KAWASAKI 1970 Mach III 500, like BABYSITTING, ONE child, Fridays only. 10:10 - 11:20 a.m. $2/day. 355-7815. 1-9-28 Apartments Volkswagen Dealer." 4007 South Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 Cedar. Phone 882-4444. 3-9-29 new, must 393-3343. 3-9-28 sell. $750. Call HOUSEKEEPER. EXPERIENCED. Wanted to do general housework, Left VOLKSWAGEN 1965, with recent 1 Block from campus VOLKSWAGEN 1964's sell for less assist with school age children. reconditioned 1300 engine. $600. HONDA 125, 1969 Scrambler. 212 at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's Friendly home with excellent Roommate Service Must sell. 355-7768. 3-9-30 University Dr. Good condition. Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." living condition. References 3-9-28 Furnished 2 Bedrooms, 4007 South Cedar. Phone required. Top salary. 351-1860. 882-4444. 3-9-29 VOLKSWAGEN. 1970's sell for less 2 Bathrooms HONDA 1970 CB-350. 1600 miles, 1-9-28 at BUZZ SAWYER'S. "Michigan's like new condition. $650. SEE DON IN WATER'S EDGE GET AHEAD! Start Largest Used Volkswagen Dealer." checking the 627-2884. 5-10-2 WANTED EXOTIC dancers and 332-4432 Classified Ads for 4007 South Cedar. Phone a better job dance bands. 484-6247 call after 6 today! 882-4444. 3-9-29 Model Open 9-9 HONDA 1969 175 Motorsport style. p.m. 5-10-2 Knobbies and extra rubber. Show condition. Sacrifice, $375. H3E3I3H EEEKDS 355-3226. 3-9-30 CROSSWORD BICYCLE HARLEY SPRINT Good condition. $250. 353-3852 days. 3-9-28 1965 250cc. Kristi. PUZZLE ACROSS 28. Alluvial □anna aaHians □□□an □na ass anay aaimga 1.lota deposits in 4. Pedestal part river mouths SALE Fall Leases 8. Marsh 11. crocodile Misjudge 12. Geraint's 30. 31. 32. 34. Black wood Bovine Capri or Eradicates Elba □araaaa □asafc beloved 35. American fTlt JUiJLVJ MiVJO 13. Ever, contr. Beauty fancier One Bedroom 14. Time of youth □□□HU QIIQUE 37. Eschew 16. Wagon 39. Cradlesong Furnished 17. Ranger 42. Charged 19. Gael 47. Vetch plant 5. Cherub « particle $160 - $170 21. Mythomaniac 22. Doctor 24. Elaborate 43. Deride 44. Jibe 45. Wager DOWN 1. Fast plane 6. Double dagger* 7. in printing Hypothetical * * 2 Potential metal Unfurnished melodies 46. Candlenut 3. Clover force * 26. Coin 8. Equipment ! trees 4. Expensive $150 2 3 * 5 6 e 9 * 9. Over: poetic * 10. Dexterity « Three Man or woman Two Bedroom " 1 >2 % % 13 15. Memo 16. Intellectual in* " Furnished •H % 15 16 nature 18. Finish line ; % • •Full-TimeOn-Site Professional Maintenance and Management Staff $66 *'",n $180 - $190 % •7 IS % 25% 19. Javanese carriage 20. Corn crake • ; * l» ID it 22 • Private patios, balconies • Short walk to Campus Friday, Sept. 25 Unfurnished 2^ % 25 lb %27 22. genus Intellect ■ I • Swimming pool • Air conditioning and Monday, Sept. 28,19701:30 p.m. $170 /H % *9 So 23. 25. Pashas Back talk - 'ft $ • Party lounge • Luxurious furniture, 27. Mintage " MSU SALVAGE YARD 31 32. 33 29. Skiing race • Automatic dishwashers carpeting, appliances 1330 S. Harrison Rd. %j5 % 36 33. Caterpillar I j MODELS S. REN I AL Of HCfc MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS %% 57 38 %% 35. Smallest of a • litter I OPEN NOON - 7:00 Various makes and conditions. All items (including <42 % •A 36. Kinds 37. Blood relative * J i MONDAV THROUGH FRIDAY miscellaneous merchandise) may be seen at 38. Cultivator ! liniW Salvage Yard, Weekends by appointment •A 40. Jujube Sept. 25 and 28 from 8:30 a.m. to 1 n J 731 BURCHAM DRIVE PHONE 351 7212 Terms: Cash p.m. V/. 41.1 do ; 43. Mother • 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, September 28,19 J For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent forJtgi I ForRmt NEED ONE or two men for 2 COLONIAL ARMS apartments. YOUNG LADIE8: 10 minutes from ForSa£ TV RENTALS Students only. Low CAMPUS NEAR two man furnished. EAST LANSING near campus. One PARKING, H block from Berkey. - $26 par term. Call 361-3348. monthly 361-7900 and tarm rata*. Call to reserve your». bedroom furnished. apartment. Near campui. Newly Call Living room, bedroom, kitchen, bedroom, furnlahed. Large, airy Beautiful, furnished, 4 man (woman). Located H block from campus. Completely 3724077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-7 furnished. Concord Mukfu £$1 Plve months $110 3-9-30 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C bath. plus utilities. ED rooms. Air conditioned. Luxurious living for old mJ *'| TV RENTALS. Color and black and 363-0842, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2-6374. 6-9-30 Beautifully maintained. Select campus. $66/month. Call 339-2219 or 127 I8BELL ST. Kitchen privileges. 56 1-9670, t.rr 1,111 MARSHALL MUSIC 3-9-28 clientele. Leaee. 332-3136 or 332-6186 after 6 p.m. 2-9-28 960/month. 482-0641 after 0 p.m. Heedphones end Li0! «| white. COMPANY, 361-7830. Burcham Woods 882-6649. O 3-9-28 Best offer. 3-9-30 lncluJ C-9-28^ HILLSDALE EAST, 331 Specious furnished. Utllltlea Apartments THREE ROOM O.E. COLOR PORTABLE DISWASHERS - PARKING. PRIVATE, paved, lighted new one bedroom apartments. paid. Garege. Merried couplee MEN: CLEAN, quiet rooms. TV~197o ~7 "1 Compact Refrigerators, renteli. ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES - lot. 1 block from campui. $10 per month. 337-2336. 3-9-29 Quiet eree. Cloee to LCC, LBU end downtown. Unfurnished, Furnished 1, 2, 3, & 4 man. only. IV 6-3848, 817 N. Cedar. 3-9-29 Cooking. One block to campus. fine tuning. Value _Jor_motorcyci.. 37i.i98J"J S^gL Unfurnished Available. Supervised. 487-6763, 486-8836. TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O $140/month. Furnished elio NEEDED: ONE men to complete 14 FOOT Boat. available. Mutt furnish references. Swimming Pool four man 40 hp. Evinnll apartment at WANTED ONE girl for 4 girl. RENT A TV and watch your program. favorite NEJAC TV RENTALS, Apartments 372-9190 before 1 372-6781 efter 6 p.m. 10-10-7 p.m., or Ample Parking From $125 Meedowbrook 3-9-30 Trece, 882-5026. Fantastically low price. Needed immediately. 361-2466. CAPITOL CLUB. $12/ week. Men ?,»?' 8qui—<• ci and women. A new In 337-1300. C 365-6613. 2-9-28 concept IN HOLT for married couple, GIRLS, TWO bedroom modern, 745 Burcham Drive. GIRL TO shere 2 bedroom student living. 484-4422. O ROBERTS AMP~ unfurnished 2 bedroom. $105 per •peekers. BSR RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free clean, reasonable. Near Gables. epartment. In Haslett, $75 plus MALE ROOMMATE. Directly ecross turntable'*,! TV deliveries. Call COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. SELCO month plus utilities. Sorry no children or pets. 694-5121. 3-9-28 351-6245, John. 5-9-30 Resident If Manager 351-3118 no answer 484-4014. electricity, 339-2634. 3-9-30 from union, furnished, air conditioned. No deposit. Own SPARTAN women. HALL 5:30 - singles. Men and 7 p.m., 361-9286. JjJ361-1192 ^ DELUXE FOUR men. Furnished, LOWEBROOK ONE TWO bedroom unfurnished, APARTMENTS, room if desired. Not e plastic Anytime-372-1031.0 cerpeted, wesher and dryer. $300 1300 East Grand River. Furnished excellent used $130; two 1 bedroom furnished, WANTED ONE girl to shere 2 complex. Cell 351-3816, efter 3 $120. Two bachelors share the per month. Cell 332-2032 or bedroom 1 end 2 bedroom apartments. Air p.m. 3-9-29 Sizes end type, *! bath. $20 week. All utilities _J^"2326^5-9-30 epertment et conditioning, carpeting, end Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men 351-6337.0-9-28 Meadowbrook Trace. 393-7809 perking. From $170. Cell or women. Membership privileges. ftoIKngnwrt furnished. 482-3869 4 6 p.m., GIRL FOR 4 man efter 6 p.m. 3-9-30 NEED ONE men for Cedar Greens. apartment, USED REFRIGERATOR^ - after 11 p.m. 5-9-30 reduced rent. Need 351-5289 or 487-3518. 10-10-9 Deposit. Cell Jim 351-5156. Perking, color TV, lounge, pool, immedietely. 351-2794. 4-9-30 CLOSE TO CAMPUS - 2 man to 3-9-29 gym. Student retes. 4P9 6501 O 'or$30.C.,|FrMm,nM3E THIRD GIRL for two bedroom Apartments subleese. $160 monthly. 393-6522 TWO MEN needed to fill four epertment. $50/month. 351-7613 man efter 5 p.m. 5-10-2 Brand New ROOM AND Board. Air conditioned, RUGS, 2 room size apartment at Americana. Specious evenings. 3-9-30 2H v blocks from campus. Quiet, WOODSIDE APARTMENTS. New 1 rooms, terrace, nine month lease. See Jerry in Apartment 107 quick. PERSON NEEDED, non-plastic WANTED ONE or 2 men to shere THE MEADOWS new. 351-1088. 5-9-30 3-9-30'n*'ve (formerly North wind Apis.) bedroom furnished or apartment with two others. Own furnished epertment. One block 2-9-28 $50. 372-5340. 3-9-30 STRADIVARD unfurnished. Balconies, security room. from cempus. Cell 332-4432. Exceptional apartments at ONE GIRL wented, privete bedroom radio amplifier STEREO " locks, laundry. Quiet area. Call 10-10-9 prudent rentals in two bedroom treiler, behind plus turnt HOLMES SOUTH, 301. Near ONE BEDROOM unfurnished a** 12" 351-4698, 332-3311 and Sparrow ♦Newest shag carpeting Poplers. Inexpensive. Deys, detachable Hospital. Efficiency, apartment for married couple. Cell $150. 518 Albert furnished. $100. 1 edult only. NEEDED ONE or two girls to share ♦Elegant kitchen carpeting 337-2414. 5-9-30 anytim 351-8890. O 484 6989 after 5 p.m. 3-9-30 351-3969. 0-10-8 furnished apartment. One block *Addl. security door locks from Call 332-4432. TIRES, WHITE WALLS 1857' COMFORTABLE, QUIET, carpeted. campus. ♦Decorator coordinated PRICES REDUCED 2 bedroom 10-10-9 For Sale new, 2 used, matched 7 minutes to campus. Couples FURNISHED ONE bedroom furnished, block campus. 216 Rentals from $149. r one 6129 Beechfield Drive 337-1253.5-9-30 1 preferred. Heated garage. apartment neer downtown Beel Street. 351-6088. 1-9-28 SUNGLASSES, SAFETY or NEED TWO girls Meedowbrook Unfurnished. 361-4288. TF Lansing. Air 1 blk. E. of S. Penn. Tempered lens or any OPTICAL TEAC A6010 Tapedeck. conditioning, Trece. $70.00. 9 month. MAN NEEDED to fill apartment et at Miller Rd. needs. OPTICAL S3300 tuner. Phone carpeted. Laundry facilities. DISCOUNT, TWO BLOCKS from campus. 2 Immediate occupancy. $146 per Meedowbrook Trace. 393-8241. 393-8663. 1-9-28 393-7744 2615 Eest Michigan Avenue, 332.3J bedroom unit* starting at $180. 3-9-30 372-7409. C-10-2 * SHAG CARPETING month. Phone Walter Neller Co. NEED TWO roommates. Luxury These apartments are truly 361-9036, 337-2437. 5-9-30 BE D $25. Sofes, * NEW FURNITURE 489-6661 or weekends and REDUCED RENT plus little furnished 4-man apartment. the talk of the town. Very SIX MONTH OLD oomplete living $18-$35. refrlgeretors, $20 $50. Chiir,! Fw| * UNLIMITED evenings, 393-0206. 3-9-28 $86/month. No leese. One block lovely residence for faculty • domestic work. Girl to shere or PARKING epartment. ED 2-6977. 6-10-2 from cempus. Call after 6 p.m., hurried students. HOTPOINT room set. Early American. $95. Call 393-2266. 2-9-29 stands. $3 eech. Lamps, Much more. BOB AND $3.1 * 351-3685. TF DAM DISHWASHERS MEN: ROOMMATE(S) needed to APPLIANCES * AIR COND. share luxury apartment ROOMMATE 4216 South Csdar. Phi near WANTED, male. ATTRACTIVE, 393-6025. 3-9-28 * ON THE BANK OF campus. Call: 351-0782 9 a.m. to PERSONABLE, Capitol Villa. Extra luxury, own 6 p.m. 4-9 29 young guy to share epartment BAY COLONY, one and two TROMBONE THE RED CEDAR By 1980, 40% of all personal room. 4-10-1 351-6639 after 6 p.m. with, as same. Call before 8 e.m. bedroom, unfurnished. $150 end - BUNDY. Excel! * 4 MAN $220 Mo. income in the United States or after midnight. 393-3700, 337-9228. HALSTEAD STEREO 8ANSUI 6000A Pioneer condition. Used 2 semesteri tenaea to De more The . . . also . _ riS. BEST offer taken. Parked seamstress. Reasonable charge. University of California. enthusiastic than students. commission said Coral Gables at Mobile Home Call 355-5855. 0-9-28 Another Jerkdeycoed said: "It campus disruptions were often Clark Kerr, chairman of the 32x8. John Oean, doesn't really matter what the worsened by overreaction of 1-7219. 5-9-30 GUITAR LESSONS. Private Rock Carnegie Commission on Higher poorly trained law enforcement - report says. Nixon isn't going to Education and former president - Folk officers. It advocated better 15' MARLETTE, fully carpeted, - Semi-classic. MARSHALL Jl pay any attention to it anyway/' Qf the University of California MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. On the other hand, a University ^ planning, coordination and frigerators. I conditioned, all wood interior. C-IO-2 81:00 service charge think it>s yery weH k campus. $800. 332-8325. per The Latter Day Saint Student of Georgia junior who called thought training, and said lethal wapons SECONDHD insertion to be pre - paid. 12 out, very well expressed should not be - Organization (Mormon) will hold an himself "a semiretired activist," used to quell per. C SENIORS! p.m. deadline 1 class day before andalsovery valid I think it's disturbances except in extreme °Penin9 Social, also to determine ... said that if the commission's activities for the year Monday, Sept. easily the best report on the cases. 6' TRAILER. Attractive, fully recommendations are followed Have your FREE yearbook 28, 7 p.m., in the Union. the situation "could improve subject that's been made in this or The report stressed that peted, neatly furnished. On lot. picture taken any other country." President Nixon should in, 351-6245. 5-10-2 now!!! Call GAY LIBERATION MOVEMENT appreciably." 3 5 3 5 Any posters, leaflets hand "In many ways the report is 2^2 for an wKt..hpl,d.? meeting tftuight at 7:30 left in outs etc If we could see some genuine personally try to bridge the appointment. the Union Building since difficult to disagree with. There is CORD, 1968, 2 bedroom, p.m. in Room 116 Bessey Hall for Orientation Week will be efforts on the part of the widening gap in America. President to do some of the things something for everybody," said *50'. Carpeted, air discussion and planning of events for kept in the Union Board office until Oct. 1. iditioned, unfurnished, skirted, * - office 0. Suthern Sims Jr., dean of RIDING LESSONS. English space in Student After which he said he is going to do, then or date they will be sodded lot in Lansing. 15 Western, Dressage or forward seat; nH .i«.*i«n Services, and election of officers. student affairs at the Univeristy disposed of. if ) MSU. Call 882-6343 6 p.m. 5-9-3-0 by single appointment or course of 10. Call Israeli Club meeting, Tuesday, Sept. people would support him," said of that student, Dan Eavenson of Georgia, Xhat characteristic, criticism of Coalition plans EQUESTRIAN Students Soner FR ENTERPRISES 16606 Parklake 29, 8 p.m.. Union Building, second ,nternationa) Meditation Atlanta. the Establishment as well as l [ESTATE 1968, Delhi Manor, floor Captain s Room. Organize the Society announces its first weekly ^h - member • LECTRON 9. 5 up, I 101, Holt. Deluxe model, Road. 332-4429. 5-10-1 program for 1970, for all the meeting eeting t0 to be held in the Captain's Sunday Sept. 27* he|d Sund Room. Union at commission, in its report tendency for each side to dissidents, lent itself to a say the political rally ^Ivania Ava st sell. Make offer. 694-9770. Typing Service students who going on are interested in Israel and the Jewish in what s 4 4-30 4:30 .30 Dm p.m. Ln2n.in10? " Organizational plans, plans Saturday, declared campuses burden bT'reconciliation is up to reflect a double crisis in American world. checking movies of Maharishi' the other. "Strategy and Action," a Study, political, Hebrew and 50 NEW ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith other interest groups ...111 will Applications for the 6 day residence ' 3 blame aPP,icable to A Georgia senior who asked to political rally, will be sponsored L 8010 st Moon. Furnished, course ... _ beginning Oct. 4 in Estes Park, both sides. and offset printing. Complete service organized. Kadima and Hillel remain anonymous said he is by the East Lansing Movement with dubd shed. Excellent Colo, will be available. for dissertations, theses, programs will be discussed. For "more sympathetic to the left Coalition Monday at 7:30 p.m. in CR 100 AM Phone 627-2877. information call SIMS - East manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 21 years experience. 332-8384. C MSU STUDENTS FOR HART will at welcome. 351-7168. All Lansing meditators Court seeks wing" but thinks a cease - fire both in rhetoric and violence is 109 Anthony Hall. Several student groups 60 MARLETTE with 8 x 20 hold its first meeting of the term on necessary" as a prerequisite to tentatively scheduled to speak deck. Excellent BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. No job too large or too small. Tuesday, Sept. 29 at 9 p.m. in Room 34 of the Union. All students who 3ridge Players — come to the Union new members getting anything accomplished." But he added: "I believe that are, the Black United Front, the Mexican American Students at Get-away Completely skirted, Block off campus. 332-3255. C Duplicate Bridge Club's Open Pair lity shed. On are willing to try to change our MSU (MECHA), the Black After one week on campus, this nice lot in Tournament, Wednesday, Sept. 30 Petitioning is now open for the conditions on the university 15 minutes society through the electoral process 7:15 in the Union, seats ' the Liberation Front, International, student looks for Mark 11 from on Student Traffic campus are the primary problem a way out of COMPLETE THESES service. urged to attend. The campaign Imodel Kl "Pus. 393-2962. 5-9-30 Appeals Court. Petitions may be because they make the students and the Students for a East Lansing on the ride board at Discount printing. IBM typing and will be issue rather than candidate MECHA Chicano Students at MSU Democratic Society. the binding of theses, resumes, oriented. Plans will be made for - picked up in front of the ASMSU very restless," and "There is going Union. Students needing 'BOND, 1967. 12 x 60. Front meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in business office and should be The rally speakers will deal with Ichen with publications. Across from campus, up-coming speeches by Mrs. June Union Room 30. to be unrest until these local rides and riders regularly post walk-in pantry, quet floor in corner MAC and Grand River, Hart and Sen. George McGovern. If returned to 337 Student Services problems are solved." antiwar, anti - racism, and cards on this board in the Union dining room, antisexism topics. living room. Washer, below Style Shop. Call you want an immediate role in a MSU Students for Levin ii lite all Bldg. The report recommended that lobby COPYGRAPH SERVICES, relevant campaign, you are asked to interested hear skirting and porch, attend. For further information, call to Sen. State News photo by Norm Payea t in 337-1666. C King Arthur's Court. Wednesday, Sept. 30, 4 p.r 9-7089. 5-10-2 the Hart office at 353-5205 between PROFESSIONAL Thesis Preparation IBM Typing, Multilith Printing, & 7 and 9 p.m. y/Vells questions Hall. Sen. on Levin campaign issues. will AMID PROTESTS MOON 1966. 10x52 excellent edition. Furnished. Hardbinding. Complete Thesi MSU Flying Club meeting, (Winged MEET GAY LIBERATION. Whether Imperial Service for the most Discerning Spartans) tonight 7 p.m. in Room 31 |"ge, Grand to Ledge. $2995. Call Master's & Doctoral Candidates. Union. Information about ground you just want information, want to Nixon arrives in 1-235-6284. 5-10-2 see a few of us, want to talk to us, or Italy Free Brochure and Consultation. school and up. Italian flight i want to join us: Welcome to a rap |as. Snow wt & Found CALL session this Thursday at 7. Call our Comple" CLIFF and PAULA office, 353-8859, for location, or SEPTEMBER 5th Contemporary Jazz. Anybody visit 309 Student Services. For part HAUGHEY interested in (continued from page one) "and he takes his precautions; man Shepard puppy. Vicinity starting a Free anybody, for any reason, we try to navy in the area. 1 337-1527 or 627 2936 University class call Shelia at He moves around only policy statements on the Must give keep it staffed days and evenings. by Nixon's plan to review 6th away if no 353-6633 or 351-9601. helicopter. Mediterranean situation that • 353-6425, 351-7884. The airport, at the foot of the helicopter." Fleet maneuvers and address the TYPING OF all k i nds. MSU Folklore Society meeting Nixon's visit here in Feburary emphasize both the country's Alban Hills, was closed for V/t fleet from the deck of an aircraft Approximately 40c/page. Pick-up commitment to the United tonight, 7:30 p.m. in the Joint - 1969 touched off two days of : BLONDE short haired terrier and delivery service available. Call Wanted basement of Student Services. hours before Nixon's arrival, and the worst street fighting in carrier have been interpreted as States and its independence. wing to the name of Saint, 663-3460. 3-9-28 Anyone interested in playing no spectators were on the being aimed at emphasizing the Rome has called for a or Rome in years, with one dead choke chain on. Please call TWO ADULT Notre Dame Football grounds, The President, readiness of the powerful, singing folk music is welcome. and more than 100 injured. But negotiated solution to the '•4136. 5-10-1 tickets. High price offered. nuclear - capability fleet. beaming, waved to a small crowd Middle East crisis within the 355-2480. 6-10-2 Join the MSU Sailing Club - first of airport employes before his during motorcades in the city on framework of the United that trip, the President brought Nixon is expected to seek the meeting Tuesday, Sept. 29, 7:30 helicopter and three others lifted Nations, and warned against any I*ersonal DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term SECRETARY - EXPERIENCED all Union Ballroom. out immense cheering crowds views of the Italian government p.m., off into the warm night sky. "unilateral" intervention by the papers. Expert typist with degree office work, desires part time job. that most observers have never on peace moves in meetings with IT cool Nixon wore a blue - gray suit United States or anyone else. this year 332-3927. 3-9-28 MSU College Republicans meeting seen before in normally Rome leaders Monday. - your cokes in the 77- degree temperature. blase It has served notice that it Wednesday, Sept. 30, 7 p.m. in Gold Rome. NTA?C ,hat is- Cal1 AZ BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Room, Union. Speaker will be Rep. Mrs. Nixon wore a violet suit. For this visit of the The Rome government, one of does not believe the NATO U.S. EDGE ''617 5,9°30VOUr refri88r8,°r- Transportation all positive. A negative, B negative and AB negative, $10.00. O Philip Pittenger, candidate for State Senate from Ingham County. Italian President Giuseppe Saragat and the entire Italian President, the Italian the most left - leaning in has issued a series of NATO, recent defense structure extends to the Middle East battle areas. Socialist Communists have selected an have a brilliant idea negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN - Catholic government as to COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, official slogan that reads: 9 50,116 bread, but unsure of RIDE AVAILABLE. Commuting Strategy and Action Rally. All greeted the Nixon party in the from Detroit area daily. 355-9594. 507% East Grand River, East interested in involving ochre "Nixon, don't count on Italy." «iiJ°"lent? cope with the persons - colored, 17th century The slogan illustrates the basic 5-10-2 Lansing. Above the new Campus themselves in anti - war, anti - racist, Quirinal Palace, Ken Johnson, once the home ""9 Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 anti - sexist actions are urged to Communist charge that Nixon is Accountant, will listen Monday, Wednesday, and of popes and kings. V wild scheme for an hour Something to shout about . . . the p.m. attend. Urged to attend tonight, 7:30 Premier Emilio Colombo and trying to use Italy as a lackey turning on the meter. For groovy apartments advertised in Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m., 109 Anthony Hall. and "military base" for his noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Foreign Minister Aldo Moro led today's Classified Ads. allegedly "imperialistic designs" •7Bn ent ca" St- John's Sorority Rush Sign-up. West Wilson the American group into the in the ■ V 11 wi» cost 20c but high - ceilinged ballroom for an Mediterranean. ■» NEED, two tickets to Notre Dame lobby and South Wonders lobby really free anymore. Nixon's nine day, five - Wanted Game. Call after 6. 351-7447. from 5 - 7 p.m. 101 Student Services exchange of greetings on this - 3-9-28 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. second visit to Italy by Nixon in country trip includes a visit to PREFERABLY 4 tickets together, U.S. 6th Fleet ships in the 18 months. CORPS volunteers consider 2 tickets Mediterranean and but will Fisheries and Wildlife Club is having Monday and tent., who went of rural has worked Peru. Pli in together for Notre Dame game. Call collect, Jackson, Michigan, BANDS WANTED, Triangle Agency. Needs bands, serving Booking its first meeting of the Everyone welcome. Held in Room term. A total of 25,000 leftists called out by the Communists Tuesday. meets with Later in Naples, he Atlantic Alliance I Am Curious Mario Lansing, Jackson, Ann Arbor. marched in Rome and Milan Diaz, 787-5733, 8 - 5 p n^^OO-^ 183 Natural Resources Bldg. 7 p.m. commanders onie! 353-2092 or 610 South Grinnell, Sept. 30. Saturday night, 24 hours before and U.S. kAmSiTRPL0GY? Get your NEED TWO admission tickets, or four general Notre Dame Jackson, 3-9-28 Michigan for audition. DO SOMETHING ABOUT ITI The Nixon's arrival. There violence in either city. was no ambassadors Mediterranean from area, the before (Eig Eed) dental °hart- Everyone game. Will pay top dollar. Bill, MSU Volunteers will be But the party noted visiting Yugoslavia, Spain, ONE TO share bedroom conducting scornfully trvice - I? u "'9". low, emotiona|. Physical 332-2591. 1-9-28 apartment, 21 or over. Phone two ORIENTATION - TRAINING Sunday that Nixon's schedule England and Ireland. irooms critical days High U.S. officials in sessions for new and returning does not include any public 372-9283, 5:30-7 p.m. 3 9-28 camp" nn9'ance- Send birthdate DONATION ITEMS for Stuttman for volunteers. We are looking for people Washington have said Nixon appearance or contact with the /ilia*) lh p X° Nan Keyet, 407 Senator campaign auction. TO TRADE student teaching who are really committed to being public. hopes to underscore U.S. "Si ^48O813ra5ni0.2Ch,r,O,,#' Antiques, paintings, furniture tools, glassware, etc. Call reservation. Winter 1971, part of the solution. information about specific volunteer For more "He knows by now that in our commitments in the 32 Secondary Social Studies Card. Mediterranean. The sea has 484-5043, 484 0072 or 372-3933 Location Grand Rapids for activities come by the Volunteer country he is a more - than - a<»aln't the war. unwelcome become a crisis center as a result ,9-9 *'^62 between 10-3 for free pick-up of donations by Detroit Card. Call 332-6622. Bureau, 26 Student Services or call us guest," said the of the Middle East conflict and p.m. October 5th or drop them at 181B X 3-9-29 at 363 4402. Communist daily organ 1'Unita S. Cedar. 2-9-29 the steady growth of the Soviet 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Individualism, Pacific abound for Greeks in'70-71 the ' /our By DONNA WILBURN State News Staff Writer own affiliated with the Greek system depends on your evaluation of each individual house and each thing' has become specific member, not upon a guideline for campus life this stereotyped institution," Kindra He also stressed the home - like atmosphere of approved off - campus housing available to all students. Kindra explained that in the not "Any student who feels he fully acquainted with the fraternity system rush throughout may continue the term," Kindra explained. "When the Gas & Electric fall, and the Greek system has said. past year approximately 45 to individual feels he is ready to also recognized an emphasis on Getting acquainted 50 per cent of rushees decide to the individual student. "Rush involves pledge, it will be possible to do getting to pledge a particular fraternity. so at any time." No longer are fraternity and know the people in each "Rushees like what they see in More structured NOW! sorority members seeking fraternity and the activities in the fraternity system, and more stereotyped personalities to which they participate — from students should take advantage Although the sorority system has not relaxed policy as much conform to a rigid structure that involvement in the of the opportunity to see what as the fraternities, these women is as old as last year. This term's environmental problems to the Greek system has to offer," have also examined their role in rush is an attempt to appeal to varsity and intramural sports," Kindra said. all students of all interests. campus life. he said. Fraternity rush has also Miss Mabel Petersen, adviser of That's the word from John He added that too many adopted a more relaxed policy. the Panhellenic Association, said Kindra, Mt. Clemens senior and students are looking at the Dress will be casual and all that sororities are trying to make vice - president of Interfraternity disadvantages of Greek living rushees need only to call for a themselves relevant and useful in Council (IFC). Each house, and have not given the ride. the problems of today. She according to Kindra, is unique advantages a chance. With fewer formal restrictions stated she anticipates a new and offers a means to various "Fraternity life means campus on rush, a student will also be BILLBOARD ends. involvement and others who emphasis on volunteer programs able to rush and pledge at this year. Nov. 8 "Whether or not you become share your personal interests." anytime during the year. Miss Petersen explained that sororjty living is more GAS & ELECTRIC - HEAT SPARKS individualized than ever before TWO-YEAR TERM with endless opportunities for New York- The Pacific Gas and Electric leadership. Company (at Ungano's, Oct. 23) lived up to their reputation as a "Small group living makes for driving uncomplicated blues group, with echoes of B.B. King and similar artists running close associations that cannot be work. throughout thei explained only experienced," Steering committee picks — Miss Petersen said. The Columbia group with material like the Sorority rush will continue in driving "Elvira" provided some gutsy bluesand showed why thev semi are a reliable underground club group. a - structured form regulating the times of rush as well as pledging activities. Guyer for chairman post "The introductory teas and preference parties will be rather formally structured, but parties in between will be left BILLBOARD Jan.24 up to the discretion of each individual Aragon Ballroom - An estimated 6,000 people gave outstanding ovation to Pacific Gas& Electric, the most Gordon E. Guyer, chairman of researchers in Denmark, chapter." successful act. The group, led by singer Charles Allen, did its brand of rock and the Dept. of Entomology and Norway, Germany, France and brought a large portionof director of the the crowd to its feet to snakedance around the ballroom. Pesticide Switzerland in 1964. In 1965, Numbers stable Research Center, has been Guyer received an MSU There are 32 fraternities and elected chairman of the Faculty Distinguished Faculty Award. 23 sororities on campus which Steering Committee. He collectively have 3,200 BILLBOARD has also served on the members. The number of Greek Guyer was elected to the two - governor's advisory panel on August 15 year term by the steering pesticides and was a member of participants have remained committee. He succeeds Dale stable in the past year, as the Commission of Pesticides Hathaway, chairman of the University enrollment increased. PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC, GRAND FUNK RAILROAD AND BL00DR0CK and Their Relationship to PERFORM AT Dept. of Agricultural Environmental Health for the Therefore, the percentage of FILLMORE EAST' Economics. students affiliating with Greek Dept. of Health, Education and Guyer received his bachelor's Welfare. He was also a member houses has declined. degree, master's degree and of the United Nations missions Both Miss Petersen and Kindra feel the Greek system is Pacific Gas & Electric, a consistently enjoyable blues-rock-soul ensemble out of Illinois, rounded off the Ph.D. from MSU. He has been to Taiwan and the United Arab shifting on the MSU faculty since 1953. Republic to evaluate pesticides its emphasis but not dying on evening's entertainment with their chart-riding tune, "Are You Ready," as well as a number of other blues He is the author of campus. And, with a new numbers including B.B. King's "Everyday I over 60 and pesticide issues. Sing the Blues" and "Sweet Jelly Rolls On My Mind." scientific papers. His papers on outlook they hope the system limnological arthropods, The Faculty Steering will prove more relevant to each insecticide resistance and micro - Committee also elected Walter individual. organisms > in biological control F. Johnson, professor c* Fraternity rush begins at 7 THE PLAIN DEALER serve as basic reference material administration and higher p.m. Oct. 5. Sorority rush Nov. 5 in entomology. education, vice chairman, and sign-ups are held through Guyer received a fellowship Thomas H. Greer, professor of Wednesday with the first rush GORDON E. GUYER for research and study at Oregon humanities, secretary. party scheduled for Thursday. AIRPLANE SOARS IN ALLEN THEATRE CONCERT State University and the University of California in 1961 and was awarded National "But for many of the audience the a secondary group, Pacific Gas& Electric, was really first. This blues rock Science Foundation grant to quintet contained Glenn one Schwartz, formerly, with the James Gang group here, with a guitar so goodit participate in the International Congress of Entomology in London. He consulted with Having Trouble wasalmost lyrical. The Pacific Gas & Electric also featured Negro singer Charlie Allen, a smash surprise with blues, gospel and rock Flashing lights made the scene seem like . a voodoo ceremony. The group wound up with a pounding, Getting to the driving "Wading in the Water" A encore, after a standing ovation. minority opinion was voiced by dance hall inspector John Erjavec, 48. He's still partial to Glenn Miller's "String of Pearls." POST OFFICE? SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Use the PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC TOPS THE BILL CAMPUS BOOK STORE Occasionally in the frenetic world of electronic pop music with its turned on super stars, gold - disc heroes and ultra in - - crowd fans it's quite refreshing to stroll into such an international institution of rock as Fillmore West and find a relaxed group of musicians and a medium size crowd quietly listening. contract station! Pacific Gas 8i Electric is hard and heavy, diversified, entertaining and singularly musical. Drummer Frank Cook is a playing- manager of the band but the real stars are out front on lead guitar and vocal. The singer, Charlie Allen is a tall, powerful vocalist who blends blues lines with more varied lyrics, moving iiiipinrm around the stage smoothly like a good boxer, Guitarist Glen Schwartz is a occasionally roaring out a punch line smack into the mi ke. shockingly bright instrumentalist. Both within the group's ensemble and asa SiOiOlK » soloist Schwartz is outstanding. We -- Sell stamps, mail parcels Pacific Gas & Electric and letters, register, certify, insure, sell money orders performing with Sweetwater Post office open 9-5 Monday - Saturday October 10 at Jenison Tickets sale NOW at tym ^ooK^ORe on Campbells, Marshall's, 507 E. Grand River Store Across from Berkey Hall Only Grinnell's, MSU Union T6JS O rfttfuw and, /um , 071/ m cjcrniz/iwjredwutime/. the Conventions of a number of the States having at the time of their adopting the Constitution, expressed desire, in order prevent misconstruction the Government, will best abuse the orinsure of its powers, that further declaratory and restrictive clauses should be added: And as a extending the ground of public confidence to beneficent ends of its institution: RESOLVED by the SENATE and HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA in two oth Houses S o concurring. That the following Articles be Congress assembled, proposed to the Legislatures of the several States, as States, all, or any of which articles, when Amendments to the Constitution of the United ratified by three fourths of the said Legislatures, to be valid to all intents and purposes, as part of the said Constitution, viz. ^-^RTICLRS in addition to, and Amendment of the Constitution by the Legislatures of the several States, of the United States of America, proposed by Congress, and ratified pursuant to the fifth Article of the Original Constitution. 4/fer the first enumeration required by the first Article of the Constitution, there shall be one Representative for every thirty thousand, until the number shall amount to one hundred, after which, the proportion shall be so regulated by Congress, that there shall be not less than one hundred Representatives, nor less than one Representative for every forty thousand persons, until the number of Representatives shall amount to two hundred, after which, the proportion shall be so regulated by Congress, that there shall not be less than two hundred Representatives, nor more than one Representative for every fifty thousand persons. ^4r/u/c .... 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