Ih Mn *-'4w jl Wednesday *> MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 54 STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 30, 1970 Egyptians mourn for Nasser as crisis remains uncertain until a new chief executive is chosen within Earlier, the government ordered a state was a member of that summit conference, CAIRO (AP) — Egyptians 60 days. of "utmost President Jaafar el Numairi of Sudan. poured out emergency" all along the Suez their grief for Gamal Abdel Nasser on Others included Gen. Mohammed Fawzi, Canal cease Premier Bahi Ladgham of Tunisia, who was - fire line to guard against any Tuesday as world capitals wondered what commander in chief of the armed forces, possible attack. Israel also altered its troops supervising the truce, accompanied Hussein his passing may portend for and Air Marshal Aly Sabri, a peace in the former on the canal. to Cairo. Middle East. confidant of Nasser. Cairo radio reported that Soviet Premier Many feared that the One of Nasser's last official acts was to Alexei N. Kosygin arrived in Cairo and Egyptian With Sadat as chairman, the executive president's death may mean a new setback committee of Egypt's only political party, help frame an agreement Sunday between sobbed as he embraced Sadat and other for the already stalled King Hussein of Jordan and the Palestinian officials greeting him. peace talks between the Arab Socialist Union, and the Cabinet Israel and its Arab neighbors. guerrillas to end the Jordanian civil war. Government offices, schools and shops met in emergency session. It was presumed President Nixon, however, said it was too For this he had summoned Arab leaders were closed all over Egypt in line with a they discussed the date for a party - vote to Cairo, and it was while seeing off the early to know how Nasser's death may on Nasser's successor. Cairo radio said 40-day period of mourning. Radio and affect the troubled Mideast. He delegation from Kuwait that his fatal heart television carried funeral chants and told there was no statement after the 90 - newsmen attack struck. readings from the Koran, the Moslem holy accompanying him to the U.S. minute session. 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean: One of the first to arrive for the funeral book. "It will contribute a new situation, but whether it contributes to more tension remains to be seen. I think it is much too HEADS TO BELGRADE early to say because we do not know whom his successor will be or whether it might be some kind of collective leadership." Some diplomats at the United Nations said Nasser's death might spell the end of (See related story, p. 2) Nixon praises the U.S. intiative that laid the groundwork promises to continue trip for the talks with a 90-day cease-fire between Israel on one side and Egypt and Jordan on the other. Gunnar V. Jarring, the U.N. peace mediator, disagreed saying it was too early to tell, a U.N. spokesman NAPLES, Italy (AP) — President Nixon to underscore U.S. commitments in the leader will first have to emerge in Egypt reported. hailed the 6th Fleet Tuesday as a "power Mediteranean area. Nixon is also soliciting from a period of collective leadership, and Acting President Anwar Sadat received for peace," and said the death of Egyptian views of leaders about what type of he will not be able to start a new regime by condolences from world leaders, some of President Gamal Abdel Nasser will not long-term peace they would like. making peace with Israel. Nasser's whom began arriving for the state funeral interrupt his travels. Nixon, clearly buoyant, spoke in Naples successor might have a tougher line toward Thursday. "The trip will go on and the balance of Tuesday night at the end of a long day a peace settlement, it was believed. There was little speculation among steps will be made," Nixon said after U.S. which began with a conference about the Officials ran down a list of five possible Tribute march Egyptians in their hour of mourning as to a successor to Nasser, but they learned that officials had checked that Yugoslavia's President Tito still wants Nixon to come. Middle East with top advisers aboard the U.S. aircraft carrier Saratoga off the Italian successors to Nasser in talking to Nixon, it was reported. But they were said to have of his closest advisers had been at his Nixon heads for coast in the Mediterranean. some Belgrade today then found none of them a standout prospect I Thousands of Lebanese parade through the streets of Beirut as they pay visits bedside, among them Sadat. He was a Spafti, Britain and Ireland to The President ordered the firepower for the job. I tribute to Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nassar Tuesday. The fellow officer in the 1952 coup against the complete his 12,000 mile tour begun demonstration put from a special 6th Fleet Nixon said that Nasser's death "will I marchers followed behind heroic portraits of the late Arab leader. monarchy and was chosen by Nasser to be his vice president. He is acting president Sunday in Rome. A main aim of the presidential journey is review, in deference to the Egyptian leader who died Monday. He told the men of the contribute a new situation, but whether it contributes to more tension remains to be AP Wirephoto fleet, the main U.S. military arm in the seen." Mediterranean and Middle East area: "I "I think it's much too early to say have often described our forces, our Navy, because we do not know who his successor Army and Air Force, as the peace forces of will be or whether it might be some kind of the world. collective leadership," he added. "The 6th Fleet was certainly in that great Grossfeld seeks ASMSU split The President expressed a desire for good tradition during this period of tension. The relations with Egypt. White House officials power and the mobility, the readiness of noted that it was Egypt which had broken the 6th Fleet in this period was absolutely off diplomatic relations with the United indispensable in keeping the peace in the States, during the 1967 Arab - Israeli war, Mediterranean . .. not vice versa. "The nation, therefore, expresses The White House announced that a five - By JOHN JUEL directors from open petitioning, subject to problems arising between the cabinet and power of the student board," he added. "I the approval of the student board. the student board. appreciation to you, for making it possible man U.S. delegation would attend Nasser's State News Staff Writer couldn't care less about the notion of a for America to wage the kind of peace funeral Thursday, including the Secretary The committee would consist of three power struggle, which is why I'm willing to The key change might affect the handling diplomacy we always want to wage, based of Health, Education and Welfare, Elliott J■wasBobexpected Grossfeld,toASMSU cabinet president, resign if the amendments are passed. The of revenue from the current ASMSU tax of members appointed by the cabinet and three members appointed by the student board. If on power, which is ready but which will be Richardson; former roving envoy Robert propose changes in the important thing is to create a system that 50 cents per student per term. Grossfeld's restrained when it will serve the cause of D. Murphy; New York lawyer, John ■ASMSU constitution at Tuesday the committee is unable to arrive at a night's can be more responsive to student needs." proposal would give the cabinet 35 cents out peace." McCloy; Donald C. Burgus, chief U.S. ■student board meeting, calling for conclusion within two weeks after its complete of every 50, to be used for cabinet programs. White House officials said the fleet, diplomatic representative in Cairo, and ■separation between the cabinet and the meeting on a specific question, the matter Michael Sterner, director of Egyptian Under the present constitution, the student which was beefed up during the recent ■student board. Under Grossfeld's proposals, the cabinet would be referred to the All - board has control over all ASMSU funds. University Jordanian crisis, contributed to a peaceful affairs at the State Department. 1 If the student body approves the proposed would become autonomous from the Student Judiciary (AUSJ). At the day's end, the President took student board, both politically and Harold Buckner, ASMSU chairman, called solution by discouraging those who might I'mendments, Grossfeld said he would "In the past the problem has been that have wanted to intervene. leave of the fleet, and helicoptered to ■«nder his resignation as cabinet financially. The cabinet would consist of the amendments "unnecessary" and said president, whenever the student board overspends its Nixon huddled on the Saratoga with Naples where he will have more meetings seven undergraduate students elected by the ASMSU should attempt to unify itself rather perfective three weeks after passage of the student body — three on-campus at-large budget, it takes money away from cabinet than set up the cabinet as a separate entity. Secretary of State William P. Rogers, before leaving for Belgrade this afternoon. intendments. programs — the services that directly benefit Naples generally was quiet during the 'The separation will allow the student representatives, three off-campus at-large "The changes would, in the long run, Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird, students," Grossfeld said. "The amendment security adviser Henry A. Kissinger and Nixon arrival. Although there was heavy ward to continue to work with its policy representatives and one representative would still give the board money to play create more bureaucracy than necessary — a Assistant Secretary of State Joseph Sisco security around Villa Roseberry, in ■matters without appointed by the Office of Black Affairs. rival and dual government," Buckner said. interfering with the cabinet with, but they wouldn't be able to dip into Buckner charged that no evidence of early Tuesday to assess the impact of downtown Naples police seemed more ■Programs that are actually doingsomething cabinet programs." Nasser's death. relaxed than those in Rome. ■'or the students," Grossfeld said. Under the current ASMSU constitution, power - struggles or confusion existed in Newsmen ASMSU until Bob Grossfeld became cabinet traveling with the presidential only the cabinet president is elected. The 1 So|ne People are going to interpret the amendments as president then chooses cabinet program president during the- fifth session. He said party were told subsequently that the Open house an attempt to limit the that if Grossfeld really wanted to end thinking on board the Saratoga was that Students interested in working on the conflicts between the board and the cabinet, Nasser's death would effectively shelve the U.S. Middle East peace initiative, perhaps 1971 yearbook are invited to an open house he should resign. for several months. at 8 p.m. tonight in 27 Student Services Justice Dept. picks MSU "All authority lies with the board and should stay there," Buckner added. According to this line of thought, a new Bldg. Braless Ifor visit by representative might be a good idea to have someone who can tell us straight out dancer By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer where the Justice Department is coming from," Buckner said. Student response to a proposed campus visit by a Justice department representative will probably determine whether the "I would hope the representative would give information and explanations," Buckner added. "It would seem they would be smarter than to come with pre - parckaged propaganda that most supported jepfesentative is invited to MSU, Robert Perrin, vice president for college students could see through." JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - niversity relations, said Tuesday. "We'd welcome his coming if he would recognize that he will no A topless go - go dancer fired MSU is one of 51 longer be in the outside community, but in an academic community campuses in 31 states to which the Justice when her act was outlawed "will Department has announced it will send representatives for where he will be expected to answer questions honestly," cabinet suffer immediate and irreparable "Hussion with students. The representatives will seek what Atty. president Bob Grossfeld said. injury to her asserted rights and ®n' John N. Mitchell termed a beneficial exchange of information. "Of course it's a propaganda move," he added."No doubt about freedom of expression" if she is Perrin said the question of the visits would be discussed with It." stopped from appearing without Resident Wharton by the Executive Group. Wharton was in Wayne State University is also included on the attorney general's a bra, a U.S. District Court judge Marquette Tuesday for the second of four public hearings of the list of campuses contacted for discussion with, department ruled Monday. 'residential Commission of Admissions and Student Body representatives. Judge Williams A. McRae said The list of colleges includes four predominantly black ^position. 'We Eve Lowe Spencer, 32, can dance would like to hear from student groups as to their reactions. institutions, and other colleges and universities ranging in size from without a brassiere despite a city e wishes of students will serve as a guide," Perrin Indiana University, with 56,000 students, to Pomona College in said. ordinance passed Sept. 9 attorney general's letter described the representative s visit as Claremont, Calif., and Reed College in Portland, Ore., both with forbidding such performances. lnf°rmal meeting with interested students to answer questions 1,200 students. In an earlier federal court fight Mitchell said the visits, in October and November, are designed to J0ut l|ie department's policies and programs. The meetings would improve communications between college students and the Justice Miss Spencer failed to overturn a ij» °r6anized "In whatever form you (the University) deem state law forbidding dancing fPropriate." Department. In letters to the institutions' presidents, Mitchell minus her panties, too. noted that much of the Justice Department's work - law Collets wjshinK to have such discussions were asked to workout The dancer's employer testified enforcement, civil rights and environmental quality - is "of deep J,ate and schedule with the Justice Dept. Harold Buckner interest to many younger Americans." last week he fired Miss Spencer ulf ,man of the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU), said "We hope that this kind of exchange of information and views from her $250 - a - week job after the city ordinance was enacted. W s letter would be brought up as a point of inf°rmatl°" acl will be beneficial to all concerned," Mitchell said. A hearing on the merits of the *^ay's d be board meeting for the consideration of board member, Mitchell had revealed the campus - visitation idea to reporters last ordinance will be held later. very pleased to have a representat ive come to campus, ine summer. At that time, he said he hoped to be able to participate in JJJ* Wilems Department of late has been very involved in campus at least some of the visits. - W|th the FBI coming on campus and so forth - and it 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan """"^ay,!iep,en,h„r news Leac/ers, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS commitments Nixon named an Qf Nasser. Since he was preparing arrange a truce in people the Jordanian Apparently he felt the truce Italy said summary in a messaon official delegation consisting of between his army „ to receive Nixon tn Yugoslavia on civil war. and Palestinian that Nasser's d Leaders of the world or their former Ambassadors Robert tk 0 Wednesday, he also delegated a Before leaving Moscow for the guerrillas to be firm enough to particularly untimelv >LWas representatives will attend Murphy and John J. McCloy,and top adviser to go to Cairo — allow him to leave. From the wires of AP and UFI. funeral. Premier Alexei N. he Thursday's funeral for Gamal Michael Sterner, director of Edward Kardelj, a member of the Kosygin joined Communist Party A tide of grief swept the Arab strongly finding a political solution engagS"* Abdel Nasser in Cairo. Egypt's Egyptian affairs in the State Council of the Federation. secretary Leonid I. Brezhnev and world. Said a Beirut newspaper: »H«us I;" differences with other nations — Arab and non-Arab — will be Department. Nixon considered it pjret to arrive in Cairo was inappropriate to attend himself, President Jaafar el Numair^of President Nikolai V. Podgorny in "Suddenly 100 million human probl™ troublil££ a telegram to Nasser's widow beings have become orphans." President Ahmed Hassan forgotten for the moment. since Egypt severed diplomatic All Beirut newspapers, , President Nixon announced he relations in the 1967 Sudan. He had hardly reached praising Nasser as "a tried, tested left and Bakr of iraq>Iraq, NMaer. Nasser's ch:-' - "I'd be very war with * pleased to have a was sending Robert H. Finch,one Israel. home after attending an Arab and consistent fighter against right wing, appeared with black after Egypt accepted1 th summit conference in the imperialism." front page borders and large the k representative come to campus. of his principal advisers. But It was different question with plan for a cease fire with * - a The Justice Dept., of late, has when Finch had previous Egyptian capital at which Nasser, King Hussein is leading the photographs of Nasser. President Tito, long a close friend been very involved in campus jn one of his late acts, helped to Jordanian delegation to Cairo. A banner headline in the pro-Egyptian A1 Anwar declared, problems - with the FBI coming "Farewell, O immortal hero of on campus and so forth and it Arabism." Iran, on the point 'U' expert In a condolence message, lx might be a good idea to have anf'ng ambassadors with someone who can tell us straight out where the Justice Dept. is coming from." cites President Georges Pompidou of France praised Nasser's "lucidity and courage" as "essential factors in the re-establishment of peace kgypt after 10 years of strained is sending Premier Amir A®®88 Hoveida to the funeral, Nah"m Goldmann in the Middle East." Premier - Harold Buckner, £ nt °' World Jewi^ ASMSU chairman as threat to Idlife Jacques Chaban - Delmas will ^ongr,e®- 881(1 represent France at the funeral. Sir Alec Doublas - foreign secretary, will be there for Paris that Nasser s death "represents a great Home, J?88' not °n,y for the people of ,JSypt and the Arab world, but Britain. a,s? f°r »" wtho<* who hope for* International News By BOB ROACH State News Staff Writer environment, while Prince and Dr. Takeuchi will discuss the vision and, ultimately, the effects of mercury death, are burning of coal and fuel Pope Paul VI in a telegram to end of the lsrael• Arab conflict." poisoning Batteries burned in a trash heap Egypt's acting president, Anwar In Lebanon a right - toxic effects of mercury m humans and animals, Takeuchi, wine nawr t The United States made three new moves Tuesday to add untold amounts of mercury Sabat, said he was profoundly Al Jarida, said Nasser tad First, eggs that never hatch, poisoning. a pathologist who has studied the saddened by Nasser's death and 1 disengage its men and machines from the Vietnam War, From recent experiments, »_ th_ . . ■ . gathered around him all theArah illness since 1956 seki < including completion of the transfer of a big combat base then no eggs, then finally no more ring - necked pheasants. Prince concludes . c.us.1 Mercury, hesaid, isnbsorbed by clMn ™p P„r w,,,r ■ based prayed "to God Almighty always fnvnr vour to favor your country with countrv with leaders to solve the Jordanian rrinic "thuc household painU does the s«me a a crisis, "thus proving that he . ; to the South Vietnamese army. This is the progressive effect on relationship between the scarcity body tissues and concentrates in tranquil and prosperous future.' the rallying „« of pheasants in the Midwest and the liver, point of all the It was the 57th American installation to be turned over just one species of unchecked kidneys and brain. In loourwaiersysiem- Premier Emile Colombo of Arabs.' use of protective methyl - the brain it attacks the cortex and to the Vietnamese since the U.S. withdrawal started just mercury contamination of the environment, Harold H. Prince, mercury compounds of grain small nerve endings which control < over a year ago. ■ The other disengagement moves announced by the U.S. ; Command were the further, reduction in U.S. troop asst. professor of fisheries and wildlife, said at concerence Tuesday. seeds which they eat A linear said, relationship exists, he between , the amount . . . of . sensation, coordination and vision, .. Studies . . show, Takeuchi said, .... . U' awaits Hoover's views : strength by 2,565 and the transfer of 40 jet attack men Speaking on the eve of the mercury a phea^nt ingests and that two milligrams of mercury ! bombers to the South Vietnamese airforce, next Thursday. International Conference on the hatchab.l.ty of.tseggs. per k.logram of body - weight are In war action, one sharp clash was reported but for the most part the battlefields remained quiet. Environmental Mercury Contamination, which begins today at the University of Widespread use of mercury compounds, Prince said, can eventually lead to the extinction dangerous. Five milligrams fatal Takeuchi described a hierarchy are expressed in Nixon letter Michigan (U-M), Prince shared of an entire species of wildlife, of suseptibility to mercury MSU has not yet received contents. The last six hijack hostages still held in Jordan were the rostrum with Frank M. D'ltri, Although the federal government poisoning that shows it is most President Nixon's letter urging • "They'll ask you to abandon President Nixon said Monday your basic common sense. , turned over Tuesday to the delegates of the International associate professor in the banned further production of dangerous to human fetuses, college administrators to outline be was sending a letter • "They'll try to envelop you : Red Cross in Amman, Red Cross headquarters in Geneva Institute of Water Research, and these coumpounds last March, They are four times more to students FBI Director J. containing Hoover's views to in a mood of * Dr. Tadao Takeuchi, of Japan's existing stores can be used, sensitive to the illness than adults. Edgar Hoover's views on college administrators. negativism, said. pessimism and alienation toward The six Americans were turned over at 4 p.m. - 9 a.m., Kumamoto Universti'y School of Evidence exists that they were Aside from industrial wastes, avoiding campus trouble, Elliot In his letter, Nixon calls yourself, your school, your Medicine. still being used a month ago, mercury is added to the Ballard, assistant to President Hoover's list of eight "campus EST - ending more than 24 hours of speculation over their nation. D'ltri will address the Princesaid. atmosphere from a wide variety Wharton, said Tuesday, extremists" tactics "a cogent • 'whereabouts. conference on the sources of Numbness of the extremities, of sourcesJJ'Itrisaid. and "They'll encourage you to Ballard said the administration enlightening analysis" and disrespect the law and hate the A Red Cross spokesman said headquarters had no mercury contamination of the ,oss of coordination, impaired urges college presidents to get .. These include the improper would not decide what to do law enforcement officer. the message to students. •^further word from Amman but added it was believed disposition of paint and mercury - with the letter until it receives • "They'll tell you that any Hoover's list of tactics used by '-certain that efforts would be made to fly them out as soon cell electric batteries, and the the letter and evaluate the action is honorable and right if extremists to attract other it's sincere £rs possible. students into their activities or idealistic in * * * motivation. The State News, the student newspaper at included: • The Rev. Carl Michigan State "They'll ask you to believe Mclntire said Tuesday there is a University, is published every class day during four school • "They'll encourage you to that you, as a student and possibility that Nguyen Cao Ky will address this terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. lose respect for your parents and citizen, are powerless by -Weekend's victory rally in Washington even though the Subscription rate is $14 per year. the older generation, democratic means to effect South Vietnam vice president has said he would not. • "TheyHl try to convert change In our society. Mclntire, chairman of the March for Victory who met Member Associated Press, United Press International, you . ^They'll encourage you to >ith Ky for an hour Monday in Paris, declined at a news Big Red Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Collegiate Press, to the idea that your college is 'irrelevant' and a 'tool of the hurl bricks and stones instead of logical argument at those who ^conference to give a firm basis for his belief but said it was need like it known Association, United States Student Press Association. establishment.' disagree with your views." ^'not wishful thinking on my part." he's net a tree. Wharton subpoenaed Second class postage paid a( East ; Posters advertising the march and rally assert that the Lansing, Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Cjnarch is for "Victory in Vietnam, Victory over Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, ^Communism, Victory under God and Victory from sin." Michigan. National News Phones: Editorial 355-8252 for Union hearings Classified Advertising A $19.9 billion defense bill 355-8255 - including authority for Display Advertising Three University officials have open-end arms sales to Israel "to restore and maintain 353-6400 Lansing Municipal Court House, Business-Circulation 355-3447 been subpoenaed to appear at Thomas Rasmusson, prosecuting military balance in the Middle East" passed the House Photographic 355-8311 the trial of 10 persons arrested attorney, said. v 341 to 11 Tuesday and went to the Senate, at the Union Robert Perrin, vice president Bldg. last spring jf" House Armed Services Chairman L. Mendel Rivers. during strike activities. for University relations, said Wharton was served a subpoeni t D-S.C., said Israel is "standing alone against Communism" President Wharton, Jack t in the Middle East and if she falls to the Arabs the Soviets Ostrander, asst. mAnager of the by the defense before the MSU • Union, and Edwin, Reuling, asst Washington State football game ^ will control oil to the Western World. ; "If we give Israel the tools," he told the House, "she will a great new store dean subpoenaed of students to appear were as Saturday. Perrin said a previous subpoena served Wharton was ; do the job of protecting the interests of the western world witnesses at the trial. illegal. ; in the Middle East." Originally scheduled for Both Ostrander and Reuling Monday, the trial was adjourned said they were subpoenaed by ►; The $ 19.9 billion authorization, a compromise between \House and Senate versions, also knocks out $10 million :;for four future Safeguard antimissile sites, but House 7 for men and women until 9:30 a.m. today at the East $1.00 off your ticket to see the prosecution and the defense. Ostrander said he subpoena by three persons was issued the ". backers of the bill said the four sites can be Saturday at the stadium. restored next Jean Claude Killy when a year. united 12-21 card is presented The 10 persons were among the 132 people arrested last : Senate approval is expected before the end of the week. at the Men's IM, Sporthaus, Sportsmeister spring at the Union on the Country and western and Weathervane. charge of trespassing on The gaucho. It's pants. It's a University property. Government specialists told Congress Tuesday that skirt. Belted suede gaucho in stimulant drugs are medically sound, beneficial and far as is known so sand or navy looks especially great with skinny boots. Top JUST TWO FAMOUS perfectly safe for doctors to use in treating problem children with learning disabilities. But other witnesses complained that school officials in it with any great abstract shirt. Gaucho 20.00. Shirts print BRANDS YOU'LL FIND AT Omaha, Neb., and Little Rock, Ark., had harassed and from 12.00. ^pressured parents to get drug treatment for their overactive children. A Harvard lecturer testified also that normal, bright but bored youngsters might mistakenly be given drugs to quiet them in class. The testimony came as a House privacy subcommittee ArtCarvec* 'the Love Ring headed by Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher, D-N.J., people opened gearings into the use of such drugs to change children's -behavior. "While children report that they feel better when Receiving these drugs, we are aware of no evidence to gas light village, e. grand rapids suggest any feeling of euphoria and no evidence to suggest westmain mall, kalamazoo that these drugs are addicting in children," a 1200 s. government university, ann arbor official said. He also said there was no evidence to indicate 218 Washington, grand haven Whether such use in children could lead to addiction in later life, but conceded that more study was needed. - Michigan News Striking General Motors employes received their first the 0 Strike benefit checks from the United Auto Workers loday after spending two weeks off the job in a walkout that already has cost about $2 billion with no a quick settlement. . At the same time, bargainers on prospect of both sides of the bagpiper 321 east grand river, east liegotiating table at the General Motors Bldg. here stepped lansing park free 5»p eitorts to settle local plant disputes a (Formerly Campbell's Suburban Shop) necessary with purchase prelude to agreement on a new, three - year national In new Contract ramp directly behind store Michigan State News, Ea»t Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 30, 1970 3 Council t Cloture vote fails McKee Re By DAVE PER80N In addition, the consider a proposal to set Council will on electoral reform! Stat* News Staff Writer up a j University Committee on WASHINGTON (AP) — A Senate sponsor of the direct in September of last year b)J a >. McKee Report will take ««ulty Compensation and constitutional amendment for election plan, did not object. 339 - 70 vote and it was too priority Tuesday when the ASf.d*mlc Budget. direct election of the president was shunted aside In the Senate Bayh later told newsmen, subsequently endorsed by Ac»d«mic Counoll oonvenea for . f h» Proposal was approved by however, that he Intends to try President Nixon. £ first meeting of the academic Aoademlc Senate In June Tuesday after the failure of a to get another vote on cloture — Bayh emphaalzed that V yThl McKee Report, which C™.rJlT #f° th# Ac,d,mlc , C?"nc"'or final approval, second attempt to break a filibuster and force the proposal perhaps more than one - before the middle of October when the Mansfield had moved to put it aside temporarily and said he dlowi tor Inoreaaed itudent t Jh# '••poniibllitiea would be The Senate voted 53 to 34 for „ Senate Is expected to adjourn or hoped the Senate would not feel flirticipatlon In academic J® ,tudy «nd make cutting off the debate, but this recess for the November It has fulfilled its responsibility mvtrnance, was paaaed by the ^om«n«ndatlon» In the areu of Ave short of the two elections. until It votes on electoral Acidamic Counclllaet April. *,,oolt,ona of financial resources wo majority required to put Its • thirds But Sen. Sam J. Ervln Jr., reform, Th# report wo defeated by the l*.c,d*m,c1 functions ,n(j seldom used cloture rule Into D-N.C., a leader of the "If the Senate doesn't like Kk S.MU «Hy In jun. ind lent back to the Academic faulty and personnel foE #w l; • T _■ .... opposition, declared the lasue dead for this sealon of Congress, direct election," he said, "let'a try to get s vote on another Majority Leader Mike Council for revlalon. The Faculty Steering tKT listing to faculty. Th# committee will also Sidewalk Mansfield, D-Mont., promptly moved to put the proposed The would proposed abolish the amendment Electoral proposal." Senate debate on the Issue Committee will propose a special '•c,c""m#,nd "djustments In amendment aside temporarily College system of electing the begsn Sept. 8, but the pjnel to mediate the differences f,culty salaries and benefits and take up other legislation, president and provide that a amendment wo put aside £hich have risen among faculty candidate who got o much o 40 repatedly to permit action on over the report. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., chief per cent of the popular vote nationwide would be elected. otLr fe^lo^Tflrst vote oS "It is the desire of the Steering cutting off the debate was taken If no candidate received 40 per Committee to dispatch the Sept. 17 and fell six short of the document (the McKee Report) u soon as poaalble," Oorden RECOMMENDATIONS KEPT cent of the vote, a runoff election would be held. necessary two - thirds majority The vote then was 54 for cloture The House approved the plan and 36 against. Quysr, chairman of the Faculty Steering Committee, tald. Th# Academic Council ijio consider the "code tiiohlng responsibility" will of U.S. smut report Miehaefe approved by the board of HE "* th#,r 8#pt#mb#r (AP) - A showing or selling obscene legitimate material and "there Is materials also appear to to federal statistics showing the art, craft, serve flwoodi, temporarily put Into ■ffat pending the decision of 21 t^DornomD^d^not oauiS ^ Kii!" °tW W,f° to children. ' rT,n »W0*e" their Increase and facilitate increase In U.S. erotica since repeal would substantially constructive communication 1980 has been accompanied by h# council, states that "the (Tits .itiJ!!*00??!*!1 -u'!* 5 »warg« the U.S. smut Industry. about sexual matters within an 86 per cent Increase in forcible Unlvsrslty "in will not not make m.w! !?..!U but ,r*porA}°d,y' Its recommendations •Mlnat public display of "On the positive side," It says, marriage." rape arrests of Juveniles, a 65 per drafting orulirln pornographic pictures,i, but not 'explicit sexual materials are The finding In an Aug. 2 draft payment of any "dlriu UfftMli'* uiklnh If cent Increase for adult rape SVfimVt InoMlni^M UXrtrtt u f.VuiiiTT m7mh,r "J ?niim!!tin« hir ressnn M£»°r,h|P>ort X m Isws - are u unchanged, , ..frht »' O'Ny woras" wnicn it says are so sought as .a source of commonly used they've lost their entertainment and of Information report that porno »port "not have any ascertainable ..r«.."Tnd iSS^'ln Illegitimacy among teen-age girls. disavowed by or ciprlce any aarvlces for which President J "P°rt Nixon - disavowed Nixon-In advance advance-also by -also shoe shock Tl The Impact. by substantial numbers of - casual relationship"1 with crime, The commission majority's suprifes. J , sharply divided 18 - American adults. At times, these 4 Juvenile dellnauennx Juvenile delinquency, devlancy or findings are based on 86 research hili tmployed." recommends idi state laws lawi aaaimi against member commission's>"i~™««»report was emotional , , emouonsi disturbance msturoance has nas been studies, several Involving for release until Wednesday afternoon but a two • week - old HtGCV w T 6WS w TT * S©t °c1 m°dlfled to say extensive exposure of college students and Investigation finds no evidence of married couples Enrollment limit set copy still revision A subject to last minute was seen by The i Dy /V\QMn0S k A such s relationship." The report Indicates the couples to stag films to ita* films snd testing of their responses either with questionnaires or and actual modification Is based partly on physiological measurements. | . . Contending law "is net the only A U.S. Marine Corps officer on Oil pHurnhnn CUULUIIUII rni ircoc LUUlbCO ar nSc?li5 y the "lost effective selection team will be on campus way" to deal with pornography, from Oct. 12-16 the report recommends a massive Interviewing In the Placement Bureau. wx education program both to Marine Corps officer training Rent A Tube! „ Thi College of Education ho .helped u , . matters, a spokesman blunt Americans' taste for smut programs are open to full ■ time dKlsrsd a moratorium on Its said. Officials of the college old and to forge an Informed public students In good standing and •nrollmsnts during the fall term they are somewhat heslstant to In order to consensusontheproblem. graduates. temporarily limit the ask the University for more imount of people getting Into resources when many of Its iducition courses. education graduates aren't able It oys American public opinion does not support adult censorship """.""T——————- Pick up your set laws, that they're so vague they | se nusn Me "It'i fall term a holding action towards enrollments Involving to job» after graduation. are sometimes used against { The For Questionnaire & Directions CUPID COMPUTER today! only the undergraduate program. Computer We're bursting at the seams," Open Wed. & Fri. Dating Service departmental official said. till 9 p.m. -now I understand that I The moratorium wo effected am under no obligation to join. because the college no longer ho 203 E. Grand River Sundays 2 - 6 p.m. the resources needed to handle the number of students seeking ; Name admission to education courses. Fantastic Those most affected by the ! Address moratorium are students dually Sweater enrolled in education and Music another college and transfers into the College of Education. Sale Cupid Computer * Co. The department is not accepting Box 67 ' OPEN WED. AND THI IRS Til THURS. TIL 9 either type of applicants. Education majors enrolled in Champaign, III. 61820 245 ANN STREET Univeristy College are not being denied entrance Into the College Education, the spokesman said. Transfer students from other colleges, who SPRING IN THE were prepared in pre • education field courses, are also not affected by the moratorium. The decision to effect the noratorium came during the All- University MEDITERRANEAN Teacher Education ^ouncil, which includes *presentatives from all colleges n the University that prepare tudents for teaching. The loratorium was approved by Reg. $16 Wost John E. Cantlon. to $19 ew id The college plans to system of admissions develop a by the in glorious of the fall term. It is resently awaiting suggested i sidelines from the provost's $6 to $12.99 'fice. The present surplus of teachers hroughout Michigan ho not now *vests, pullovers, cables PALMA DE MALL0RA *wools and acrylics sponsored by ASMSU #many styles and colors Jean Claude •sizes 36 40 Kllly at Jenlson, • Fri; Oct. 9 8 p.m. »nd Door prizes valuable tips from the pro tickets available at Men's IM. March 20 This price includes: 1. Roundtrip jet transportation on Boeing 707 jet airliner 2. 1st class hotel (on the beach with a pool) 2 per room with bath 3. 3 meals per day 4. Use of a car (1 car per room) with unlimited mileage 5. "Get acquainted" party on day of arrival 6. Transfers to and from the airport 7. City sightseeing trip 8. Evening night club and city visit Por further information call: ASMSU TRAVEL OFFICE (Mon-Fri Wpm) 353-4560 Me Sorkln, Director 353-6062 Chris Veres 353-6062 hwpoit Info (Cathy Breithaupt 353-6058 Kevin Cooper 353-4784 MICHIGAN STATE MEWS UNIVERSITY FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager L, ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. MARK EICHER, managing editor Copyright Michigan State Nam, 1970 ED HUTCHISON, city editor BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Letters may be addressed to Or. Werner at Thus it seems that KEN KRELL, editorial editor in only Olin Health Center. Names need not be , JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor percentage of left- handed neoL GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor included unless a personal reply is requested. controlling factors bawd structure and therefore on I Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award How is a person's left - handedness or right In a world designed probably for rieht geneS ! for outstanding journalism. • handedness determined? Both my fiance 20, and I are left - handed and I was wondering if there are probability ratios for our children also being left - handed. What As EDITORIALS are the physical characteristics or quirks a lifelong "lefty" and self president of the , known people? to be associated with left - handed Movement on Left-handed campus I would be JEJ send a han„ Handedness is a fairly complex matter cerebral more complete dominance to those explanaS? wh<> which probably has a greater number of self-addressed envelope. nie 'U9 social determinants th'en genetic budget m determinants. Left - handedness does seem to run in families to a mild degree but after extensive inquiry including consultation What are the hazards, if genital intercourse between any, 0f husband f undergraduate education into "For example, the supportive educational plan which focuses towards experimentation," he rife-long education. services we offer for blacks may on life-long education," Wilkie said. "MSU is now at a crossroads; Wilkie's report on the have implications with regard to said. "The University is choices are going to be made Admissions Commission is the University's supportive responsible for providing which will affect the University ntended to provide other groups, services generally," he said. undergraduate students with a for years to come. I chose to stay >oth inside and outside the Wilkie, whose position is personal and educational because I like to be a part of Jniversity, with an funded by the Carnegie experience which will develop in that." WILLIAM WILKIE inderstanding of the objectives Foundation, spent last year doing them skills of thought and which "The bureaucracy (at MSU) has national study of the university's will broaden their horizons." not been confining, but -LAST DAY- role in public affairs as the freeing," The University has an Wilkie said. Wilkie first came to At 1:40-4:10-6:45-9:15 @PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 6485 associate director of another obligation not only to ask MSU in 1964 to work on his ma Michael Caine "Too Late the Hero" Carnegie-sponsored project. questions, but also to work with master's degree in Counseling and "I'm hoping to utilize the students to provide experience with the national Wilkie said. alternatives, Guidance. While a graduate Card bu student, he was a head resident Student Tim Butz burns a draft card at a study of the university in public "A lot of parents are adviser in a residence hall and was Monday night service at Kent State University i THURSDAY ...TWO ENCORE affairs, to use this broad complaining that students are later an asst. director of the memory of four students killed there May 4. The Rev. Ralph Abernathy, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, who participated in HITS ON ONE PROGRAM experience of exploring the emerging from universities either Honors College. the demonstration, is at present and future role of with a value system totally right AUTHUR HAILEY AP Win universities and spend the rest ,of different from the one with Wirephoto THE MAN WHO GAVE YOU Political groups set aims AIRPORT unlocks all the doors of the CINE SERIES sensation-filled best seller. Tonight Only! discuss positions at rally at 1:20-5:30-9:40 p.m. D icammc cAnni CD concluded, concluded, "or"or the the system that the Chicano population in the attitudes of the schools. By JEANNE SADDLER makes schoo ;! ("What we've got here is a war necessary." colonies. It is incumbent on the A representative from the Associate Campus Editor A1 Rivas, representing the student body, Rivas said, to Committee to Abolish failure to communicate.") Mexican-American Students at stop the purchase of lettuce by which formed last winter ROTC, Approximately 10 campus MSU (MECHA), said that the tenuj i pain. NEWMaN political organizations discussed Chicano students had their aims and positions at a their own moratorium on the called the University to help Chicano farm workers. "It's not that said ROTC was an target because the government# important want just bugs the Establishment as political rally sponsored by the Indochinese war because the we able to train officers on college East assimilation into this society, Lansing Movement white peace movement had campuses at one-tenth the COOL 3:25 HaiMD LUKE 7:35 Only * Open at 1 Coalition in Anthony Hall served only to awaken a but it's just that the modes of this civilization are making a regular cost. "It's more effective to At and p.m. Monday night. in the oppose Shown consciousness white factory and laboring class out of ROTC than to support liberal Rm. 101 (•! at The coalition is composed of community, but had stopped short of my people," Rivas said. politicians who still want to NGC THEATRE CORP. various groups who want to ending the war. Moose Pamp, of the Great channel w N. Kedzie 7 & 9 coordinate the varied political "The black brothers and my people into the system," SPARTAN TWIN EAST activities on campus. brown people continue to fill Lakes Indian Youth Alliance, hit the Indian affairs component of he said. FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351 0030 Abduhl Muhammad, the draft calls and front lines in the Center for Urban Affairs for "It defeats us if we view the representing the Black Showing at: 1:15-3:10-5:10-7:05-9:05 75c -Vietnam." Rivas said. recruiting Indian students who Liberation Front, International Children: 50c war as an isolated incident," Sue Pointing out the lack of "have straight A's and B's, and Parry, the coalition's Mexican-American students, (BLFI), said BLFI saw "no need would get into college anyway." for representative told the audience faculty and clerical any type of coalition, and people in the Conhia Joseph'E L.evine presents MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES of about 150. University, Rivas said the white Pamp said Indian youth have a we support all African people in high drop-out rate from high their struggles and all those loimi Marcello presents "We must view this war as the left had failed to do anything for logical extension of our schools because of the racist involved in nation-building." Mastrotanni country's policies: The United States must establish political CAMPUS UNREST A woman born for love. A timeless moment in a and military control over 'third A man born to love her. world gone mad. I world' countries to maintain our Agnew assails report economic superiority." Miss Parry told the students in the radical movements that their physical survival and the quality of the lives they will live SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - for S. Dakota Republicans was congressmen criticized the depends on their committment Vice President Spiro T. Agnew especially critical of the Scranton Commission saying it to the struggle of all third world denounced the Scranton report commission's call for leadership "totally ignores reality'- and white peoples oppressed by on campus unrest Tuesday as by the President in quelling "blatantly disregards" the the American system. "imprecise, contradictory and campus unrest. efforts made by President "We must decide whether we equivocal." Nixon. want to end the war," she "To lay responsibility for He declared its refusal to A letter to the President, lay ending student disruptions at the sole blame on violent protesters doorstep of this President - in - signed by 56 Republican and 4 MSU Ski Club presents Jean Thurs.fOct. 1 —7:30 p.m. and those who encourage them office 20 months - is Democratic representative! Claude. Tickets for Oct. 9 stated: will "be taken as more Pablum performance at Men's IM, 'scapegoating' of the most UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Admission$1.00 for the permissiveness." "It is our belief that ending Weathervane, Sporthaus; & irresponsible sort," the vice Agnew's denunciation in a president declared. the Vietnam war, reforming the Sportsmeister. General $2.50 campaign speech in Sioux Falls universities and a continuing Meanwhile in Washington, 60 Reserved $3.50 commitment to social justice, will not in themselves placate Starts Today! campus extremists. The 1:30-4:05-6:50-9:25 that greater efforts in these areas Ladies' pay 75c will effectively restrain militant today 'til 6 p.m. revolutionists is unrealistic.' r STANLEY KRAMER The letter said the signers SPENCER TRACY MICKEY ROONEY believe the report "blatantly everyone MIlTONBERLE' ?in3K 0ICKSHAWN PHIL SILVERS ifSAMAD, disregards the efforts you have already made." BUDDY HACKETT TERRY-THOMAS MAD, MAD, Rep. William J. Scherle, K Iowa, said at a news conference is ETHEL MERMAN JONATHAN WINTERS MAD WORLD" at which the letter was released NGC THEATRE CORP. that the commission had >SPARTAN TWIN WEST "a wishy w FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phon* 351 0030 dying produced weak- kneed report." • United Artists to RUSH tchigan PREM(ER PHI meet ,d KAPPA TAU OATGH-22 °"14 ) N. Hnrricfin r!all 332-357? MHA-WIC Presents: ECNNIE Thurs. Fri. ! BOLD AND BRUTAL AMD BB1LLIANT! BRASfrV Sat. The pact - furious. The cast is perfect No one can help but marvel at the film's technjcalj^WT Shown once only at 9: Steve McQueen Also Steve Reeves "The Reivers" You never 2nd hit "Justine" at 7:07 met a pair like 3rd Feature "How To Make It" -11 p.m. Buteti and The Kid* HELD OVER "MCWFEK - Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 30, 1970 7 Davis quits performing Swedish film unimpressive after show in presenting SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) - ejjnmy Davis Jr. has told a tattle audience he will quit love, violence By ROBERT KIPPER Treachery soon shatters the straightforwardly without entertaining, except for perhaps State News Reviewer the conventional way that impresses uneasy peace and they are forced refreshment of ■oneshowayear." to a surprising plot one only with their similarity to "I've been in show business for separate. Leaving five corpses twist or a stylish directoral previous love scenes in other "Hagbard and Signe," the behind, Hagbard flees. When he approach to distinguish it. films. 41 of my 44 years, and it's just Swedish entry to the Cannes Film returns in disguise to see Signe, The contrasts of love and hate otten too heavy, man," he said It is ersatz tragedy with Festival a few years ago, attempts the film reaches its tragic are established all too iunday night. "Mentally and to discover beauty in crude conclusion. obviously. intended simplicity and bleakness When the lovers are not in focus, that offsets the beauty of the love ibysically, I've had it. I'm going surrounding and tenderness amid the screen if filled with the 0 get out of the business and affair but rarely enhances its brutal events. "Hagbard and Signe" is the starkest of landscapes and the ut myself back together." familiar tragedy. One leaves the theater Now playing at the State story of violence crudes of set«. The violence is He said he had never been so unimpressed and strangely Theatre, it is a storyof two waning begetting violence and two emphasized and the roughness of unaffected. Ured in his life. medieval people who try to love in spite of families, the short-lived the soldiers is never He might direct or entertain in peace they created when their destructive elements surrounding compromised. But when Hagbard perhaps one show a year, he said. swords are down and the love them. The film looks like and Signe are together, the scene affair destroyed when battle is "Romeo and Juliet" but borrows is either soft and Following his performance, resumed. more of its contrivance than its misty or presented in delicate red hues. «porters waited backstage 45 Three sons set out to eloquence. It unfolds The love scenes are tender but in iiinutes before being told that avenge a their father, slain by the father of 2nd WEEK! iterviews were canceled because the opposing Boxoffice kvis was asleep in his dressing family. The sons of Open 12:45 each family approach a Continuous from 1:15 fjord He had been hospitalized for Hagbard where they will clash and continue their traditional rivalry. The battle proves indecisive and Feature 1:25-3:30-5:30-7:35-9:35 treatment of pneumonia and both sides attempt peace. While it LADIES'DAY TODAY xhaustion in Las Vegas Aug. ssnxs°*,™°™a,,in8mee' ,he lasts, Hagbard and Signe, each from a different family, meet and 75c to 6 p.m. fall in love. A movie as MORAL FLYASH' The Russians American as Mom's claim we invented apple pie. Daddy's Scotch onthe Eig Red. WASHINGTON (AP) - Tho ( AP) Calcutta — The the the closed closed - - rirrnit circuit national national Tho The r»ff off - Rvna/li..(>„ Broadway play, * telecas . ■ where the TV version harf hpPn mamh*r fv, d rocks and little Maxiels hangups. lstice Dept. is awaiting word its reviewers before ^vision showing of Calcutta Calcutta" will be prosecuted "Oh featuring nudity and simulated sexual intercourse, was canceled scheduled Monday night. Commission on PomoSSiy aiding ng whether promoters of under federal obscenity laws. in at least six of the 86 cities Some of those watchinc the FrirJm™«h hieJKL ♦ performance were Justice Dept. sue Keating for $150 million agents who will report whether The Justice Dept. said Monday they were offended by the it would make Stress organizes explicit nature of the show. halt the initial no attempt to showing of the group One of the cities where viewers were turned back was Peoria, play, the first ever such production transmitted to a mass Beal Film Group presents TONIGHT 111., where Circuit Court Judge audience via closed - circuit take theater Robert Hunt issued "... a lacerating and hilarious piece the an television, of o to injunction against tlie show at misanthropy." poor a drive-in theater. He said he acted Barry Bernstein of Colormedia - New York Times to protect the environment from said he is convinced the "moral flyash." production is entirely legal. NEW YORK (AP) — Hundreds Every summer since, the "the beautiful effect Colormedia Corp., promoter f the poor kids in the Bronx or "If people want to put up the vibrant and persuasive Miss neighborhoods." of the telecast, said showings price of the ticket to Irooklyn Joseph E Levine presents who . watched Colon — veteran of five major ''Their reactions are the most a'so were canceled in Atlanta, Calcutta," I think they have the Gunsmoke" on television a movies, 17 plays on and off incredible," she exclaimed. Oklahoma City, Syracuse, N.Y., right to see it." ouple of weeks mind each other: "That's the ago could Broadway, and innumerable television shows - has kept her "Since we put on the play in the playgrounds, they watch us like an(* Louisville and Lexington, Ky- _ "The people dy we saw on the playground See Jean Claude Killy at 8 st summer." traveling troupe going with city and state funds. This year's they watch TV. They talk, they Rodney Ericson, president of Oct. 9 in Jenison. Tickets now p.m. next door" And hundreds of drug addicts move, they answer back. They Colormedia, said in most cases available for $2.50 for further schedule was met only after a were there with bikes, with their the cancellations resulted from odding in front of the televison sizable donation from the dogs and their baby carriages, pressure brought by Charles information call John Munn at 353-5199. EliWaach creen may recognize the same Rockefeller Brothers Fund. They sit on the ground, they Keating Jr. of Cincinnati, a dy as the one they listened to she But, she said, the effort to get climb up in the trees or on the JuleHarrs introduced to their funds, was all worth it to see wire fences and they cheer." eighborhood the actors of the Hal Holbrook rst legitimate theater most of Open lem had ever seen. 6:45p.m. Now Thru Thur. THE APE WOMAN Deborah Winters For Miriam Colon, the lovely, Screenplay by JP Millet, Feature 7:25-9:30 p.m. based upon his original story eyed lady who "... the depth of unappetizing Produced by Herbert Brodkm ueststarred In the first movie making." Directed by David Gnsene Sunsmoke" episode of the new Judith Crist HAGBARD - A Herbert Brodkin-JP Miller Production ason, is the same Miriam Colon Color SltiNE 102 B Wells •N AVCO (MIASSY Color by DeLuxe originated and produced "THE RED MANTLE" Rated X' PELUIE^JS York City's four-year-old 7 and 9 p.m. 75c lerto Rican Traveling Theater. ($1.00 on Fri. - Sat.) The Puerto Rican- born Miss olon got the idea of organizing theater for the city's Puerto -in neighborhoods in 1966. saw the need, the outcry for gs," she said, "I had been nnected with the traveling eater of the University of erto Rico and had seen the id of impact it had when you ie it out of the sophisticated mosphere and take it to the ^nts and the children. 'I saw it in my mind, how it uld be done, so I went to the yor and told him how it "Id be done. I insisted it could a professional company, just they would see in an ■Broadway theater." he result was that the mayor ""rpTheUP w'^ some funds Oxcart," which had Pn Presented °ved off-Broadway, out into the jjnborhoods in the summer of the fringed suede jacket, the look that's here V now | and we hove it in whiskey color. Wildly fringed. Great looking. 36 to 42 sizes. $65. Jacobsoris 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Dissatisfaction By DAVE SHORT News Staff Writer Academic continue Council the voted hotly debated the Special Senate Committee to Although a law was passed smolders passed as part of the party state Investigate Colleges and hwldem Wharton ROTC training program within News Analysis Universities (the Huber early in the summer in order to allow 18-year-olds to participate platform h. made! Conditions within most of the the University, And the controversy over the .Turf^7 Committee) called for a tougher as legal delegates in the state nation's universities that In further actions, the —i .. right of students to register to Durin. L Tlsin* this contributed to the spring Academic Senate defeated a MSU, d* invoked The trials are J"** ^,^2 gS student uprisings have changed proposal for a fall term recess in S5ST£ "^prevent HtLZ&Z SL"t d"w" - Rfi! little. Students within many order to allow students participate in the 1970 political to others from to exercising free opinions on student unrest ^ ctv of F»st I-ansin, r«, S y°»"g supporters of the student uprising may very well students. °"S Wlt* ' universities have seen most of campaigns and voted to return speech. This represented a severe blow to some student dissenters, known in passing bills ™e ,L „r«S? M.chigan Democratic party were exist within these issues. But, Whether or not when it DaLed concerning state universities. their demands for change the McKee Report on student The four students had been Throughout the debate on the controversv tnSm mST^Jd a }lls®nchanJed when the. toP whether or not an unrest succeeds in his attemnh ignored or voted down; and in participation to the Academic arrested for blocking the , " ? ie P> * movement w,n ■ia'n come to depend on the s<2 Sh tdeaTf . way to appropriations bill, the several instances, have Council for re-work, a Marine recruiting booth in the the a verbal abuse ^uPP°rt for the to draft the University community manner of local ^d n°e, encountered further restrictive Power uncertain Union while handing out antiwar universities were threatened by the wrath of legislators, upset by ordiUJce dodgers proposal which was cannot be predicted right now. events in the? — natl actions from inside and outside literature. upcoming Weei the universities. student dissent. The initial defeat of the The July 7 arrest of Three stipulations aimed at McKee Report, which would Senate committee probes Demands unmet 22-year-old John Stockmann of have provided the most inclusive cracking down on campus East Lansing for The student strike at MSU in an(j soliciting on violence - the immediate far-reaching student campus brought further disdain expulsion of any student who May ended without the strikers participation within the for champions of student gaining a single one of their damages campus property or University government and the dissent. Stockmann had been demands. And the end of the board of trustees' decision to buildings, the revoking of talking to incoming freshmen ead-based paint strike marked the death of any scholarships from any student dangers review the Academic Freedom and selling informational who is found guilty of disorderly hope for a continuation of a Report in order to provide an materials on the Committee to conduct or violence to a person people's park in the University outlet in the University laws for Abolish Racism in front of community. them to use, again brought the Wonders Hall at or damage to property while on the time of his campus, withholding state funds Shortly after the strike, the reai power of the MSU student arrest. , " . . . WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. pediatrician at New York's tell within seconds whether lead fromi schooIs which , t 4 fail to take, paint and caulking into question. Montefiore Hospital, said lead punitive action against teachers George s McGovern, D-S.D. said With a definite lack of summer concentration is above from window sills and fr The University's refusal to let jobs for Tuesda 400,000 poisoning ranked third as acceptable levels. college students, many and students who disobey nr iano SKIERS! graduating seniors contribute MSU students suffered a double American'children^betw^nThe threat to infants behind auto Finberg told the committee, c i ■ r. their "cap and gown" fees to blow when the University was university rules - were attached as riders to the budget bill. of one md six have accidents and "the trauma of birth itself.' however, that local communities Department Education ar-4 ,u-"- of 7^ peace organizations and thus let forced to cut back on Those b u dI g e t dangerously high levels of lead may need federal help them b 111 in thejr b|ood from ,ead He added, however, that a new committee participate in the int Jean Claude is coming! Fri., graduating ceremonies scholarships due with funds. to inadequate amendments, combined with a »Thousands of these children instrument now under purchasing the instruments when they become available in the lead-based Daint 5,thou8' David R Oct. 9, 8 p.m., Jenison. You law passed earlier which now reDiaCed hv ^ Monday can get tickets at Men's IM, "street clothes" cast further doubt on the student's role in Cracks down makes it misdemeanor to suffer some brajn form of p^a^t damage from this development may provide partial ■ solution to a problem confined next few months BS? J5. ^ recent pi Sporthaus, Weathervane and the MSU community. occupy university building after one >s told to poisoning," McGovern said as his " '* *" hta, and orire, wU„«e. Sportsmeister for $2.50 - Judicial defeat of Jeave, Committee on Nutrition Grievances mount three main sources $1.00 off when you show a seated slum areas injunction to stop the trials of "" — and .Human Needs opened The instrument, said Finberg, of lead ) - - united discount card. A state 1 QO nnnnlo arroctoH in tho to que„ unruly week of ingested by children: so-called lead belts' Supreme Court's ruling tkftthe 132 people arrested in the * hearings on the enables a single technician to flaking exterior paint, crumbling 0 . .. . in July in a 1965 trespassing May sit-in at the Union also enter lead-based paint that In a report issued a guilding, focus a plaster of walls in houses built wasappfe conviction of four antiwar marked a bitter point for many on Aug. 27, Dr Laurence many years ago. ™ Finberg, head radiation beam on a surface and before World War II.and flaking She said lead Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! - based r Why Pay More! Why Pay More! continues to be used for exteria purposes and therefon constitutes a potential hazard b (DON'T children. MIND PAYING LESS a BIST! A housing bill Senate last approved by thi week includes provision that would bar use interior paints than 1 per cent lead. containing mo Richard Schweikeer, R-Pa„ trw to get a requirement written Lil the bill that all lead Sen irsh envir< ■ bast rt may ex interior paint must be remova Dr. Cyril but the Banking and Current Committee refused to accept )ori Series relates immigrants or I 'Unwise problems rmitory ill and tax r tenue du Thirty • three volumes dealii with the assimilation of Europeu 100I year,' and Oriental immigrants publican 19th and 20th century will be published Thursday Americ^^"08"1«ntly. second series of the Amen Speaking Immigration Collection. Jb in Ho John J. Appel, associil dition to I professor of American Thougl mbers of and Language, served as rmitories member of a three - man editorii priving s advisory board that prepared th anc'al assi< volumes. Student T000 CLUB 2% MILK The collection, the first sei 'port and of which contained 41 volun move to t published in 1968, attempts ist contin bring together the majo icern aboi statistical, historical, sociologies ition of anthropological and biographic 'Ping wit: FOOD CLUB GREEN LABEL documents which relate to ies uiiu and t Longhorn Cheese problems encountered by 19tl and 20th century immigrants. nate not FOOD CLUB PRODUCE dies and r< Mcintosh Several volumes depict Corn Oil Margarine entrenched prejudice INSTANT BREAKFAST SPECIAL encountered by enterin TE - VANILLA - COnACt CHEESE TOP FROST FROZEN Fish Sticks immigrants. The earliest book it the series is a diatribe directe >C -MALT LARGE OR SMALL CURD apples - VAR FOOD CLUB against the Irish written in tin 1840s by Samuel Morse, bettts HARVEST TIME 37' Brownie Mix FOOD CLUB U.S. UTILITY known telegraph. as the inventor Another, "The Passing of tlx of tl* Corned Bee! Hash GRADE MICHIGAN $i Great Race", is a 1917 « lamenting the demise of white Anglo-Saxon and Nordic Amenc through the waves of immigrant entering the United States froii ROUND southern and eastern Europe. MEIJER FINEST STEAK The "IN" Boots for Tht Always FINEST properly PROPERLY AGED Guys & Gals Aged U.S.D.A. CHOICE Guaranteed to be TENDER with "Testender" ARMOUR STAR - HALVES Parti-Style Hams PESCHKE'S WHOLE TRA PACK »> COFFEE COFFEE thrifty acres Ring Bologna ib. ECKRICH SMORGAS PAK 47< THRIFTY ACRES IS OPEN FROM 9 AM CREAMER TO 10 P.M. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY FOR Coid Cuts © YOUR SHOPPING Me'ijer & Thrifty Acres Coupon CONVENIENCE. SUNDAY HOURS 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. o Minute Heel Service —.nil 5125 W. MSU SHOE REPAI Saginaw — 6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road "6E33|£T1 ,er 3o, 19? J Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 30. 1970 9 GM Editor's Note: State News strike s war staff writer Jeff Sheler consulted with aggressive* in collective demands, he said, they may have campus he economic experts concerning bargaining. their cake - and eat .t. "That would slow down the If theV foree the corporations their views on the present UAW strike against General News Background rate of inflation and would to pay for the war we could have represent a victory for Nixon's employment, pay for the Motors. In this first of two economic policies—and possibly war' enc* inflation and maintain articles, Sheler presents the have been paying for it through j e- -l e ..... deficit of over $100 billion that .. . set the stage for his calling off wages," he said, views of one faculty member. inflation that has resulted in a would not have been if we the recession. ultimately it He suggested that the wou,d mean the workers win government either put a lid on large part from the war. Now W?r.t.flht,ngaWar. By JEFF SHELER What this that the continue to pay for the war." P"ces - thereby stopping they are asking someone else to means is State News Staff Writer foot the bill." war is being paid Shel,y ^ the rate of inflation inflation and handing business for from wages would ,ikely drop in six months part of the war bill - or raise and salaries." Hopes for a quick settlement The question of who finances to a year in the event of a UAW corporate taxes and give wage of the United Auto Worker's the war is an Shelly said the government has back - down earners a tax break. underlying issue t -■ J to (UAW) strike against General fKaf that fni few nnnnln I r Snti/\lossibility of life on 'erified by spacecr sp.ceor.ft c5?(°CL, .™d' JSSZ""* ~ ""<»•»' °> »•*' rt may exist there. Martin J5! £Vtlto[the ,*Ing 1975 76 unmanned The two biologists say the Klein, or the feh^Phed.Cea„da onaSwhicehn "he temperature, radiation level, writers examples as indications these report of the ^ desposited on the surface of S possibility or possiDinty of life on Mars: Mars in 1976 in the spider - like )orm, policy blaimed ' * ' comnared compared wit s atmosphere of the extremely with that of the earth, Viking lander craft. It thin, important to determine presence of life on Mars in 1975 is the - and the pressure is considerably 1976 when the planet comes lower on Mars. But or loss of revenue "considerable variation in atmospheric composition and closer than usual to earth, They add that modern astronomy has shown that life in 'Unwise and Inmtory regulations will unpopular experimental co-ed M,ing plan cost Snyder ■ Phillips dormitory tn ^ um»e« mu,l be °f comm°„ >1 and taxpayers $2 million in complex, approved by the board microorganisms can grow or survive at pressures much lower ,enue during the 1970-71 of trustees last week. than those on earth. 1 of Europei '°iiyear" R'.ch,ard D; Er"®t< "The University has no right - Although the surface of Mars migrants int tury Americ ^bl^an candldate 'U..Board for the to experiment with the lives and of Trustees, said moral values of young people appears to be lacking, or almost lacking, in the liquid water that lursdayastb entrusted to its care," he said. appears to be a requirement for ipeaking before the Rotary ib in Howell, Ernst said in dition to loss of revenue, the mbers of student jobs in rmitories will also decrease, Sorority Rush Convocations priving some students of lanc'al assistance. 'Students, with parental Tonight •port and urging, are making Meet with other rushees in >move to off - campus living," 1st yourcomplex tonight in the continued, "because of icern about loss of privacy, stion of conditions not in lounges of W. Wilson, E. McDonel, Ping with personal moral S. Hubbard, Brody, and Room 35, Union Its and the existence of a t-nH hv 191 ne ex|stence of a 7-8 pm. LiInigrants. dranu 1ate not conducive dies and and research." nro** '» to good Rush Begins Oct. 1 depict rnst condemned (Last day to sign rejudice up for rush) enterin liest book ii RUSH ribe directe All day rooms PHI 101 & 319 KAPPA TAU Student Services N. Harrison Call 332-3577 1917 wort Le of white • fdic Americi immigrant |V" The Yearbook Isn't Dead (or even dying)! •ah The Wolverine is just as alive and well as ever. Right now we re look.ng for people who would like to help add to our already impressive list of awards and perhaps to introduce some innovations. We need people who like to work with layouts and people who like to work with other people. So we're having an OPEN HOUSE tonight at 8:00 27 Student Services Meet the editors and give us a chance to meet you. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September 30,197(1 Panel to decide •> / fate of Douglas m WASHINGTON (AP) — The House speeches and press outcome of the attempt to releases. And if held at all, they impeach Supreme Court Justice would not be held until after the William O. Douglas will be Nov. 8 congressional elections, determined by what the House The chief critics of Douglas's decides is an impeachable conduct have been House offense. Minority Leader Gerald R. Ford A special panel named to of Michigan, Rep. Joe D. investigate the matter is believed Waggoner, D-La., and Rep. Louis certain to conclude that Douglas C. Wyman, R-N.H. They have is not guilty of the "high crimes demanded that full - scale and misdemeanors" the hearings be held, with sworn Constitution specifies as grounds testimony and Douglas himself for impeachment. invited to testify. A majority of the five man - panel appears to be convinced . .. . _ _ that the .outside writings, Ariolly lack of funds from the federal the universities' ability to assist budgeting picture. It's all brought pvernment and other sources, university research, and graduate students disorder and dismay to the house fellowships under the National financially. "this is very discouraging. Further, the administration has Qf scjence. For universities Defense Education reduced. Act been proposed a family income ceiling of 10,000 above which students teaching science and technology, never has the financial outlook FRATERNITY State changes In addition, the NSF and NIH science facilities programs have been drastically curtailed. could not receive interest payment subsidies for guaranteed so ^a^ We're caught in a vige between inflation and fund OPEN RUSH loans for education. This would cuts, and we fear „ ^ „ „ Also, Congress adopted procedure for a cost - strike with particular severity at unprecedented financial crunch. starting at 7 pm I tag pickup CALL THESE HOUSES FOR RIDES I By United Press International The id secretary of state's office Tuesday motor vehicle were will not have to carry with them to pick up Fleming: disorders ALPHA GAMMA (RHO PHI KAPPA THETA not ielr titles 432 Evergreen major 215 Evergreen ie 1971 license plates If they old onto a computer-prepared >plication for the plates which ill be mailed to them. ANN ARBOR (UPI) — concern 332-0834 ALPHA PHI 351-9601 University of Michigan contributing factors From its Plates for commercial vehicles President Robben Fleming said are common. KAPPA KAPPA id trailers of all types will go Monday he is previous favored position in the public mind, more concerned with the problems of PSI TAU n sale at all branch offices higher education has lost some of its glamour. undergraduate liberal arts education and "Other 123 Louis 125 N. Hagadom hursday, the announcement pressing domestic needs are fiercely financing than with student unrest. competing for limited tax dollars. and a 332-5040 332-3577 lid, while passenger car and "Somehow we must find ways to return . . wtorcycle plates won't be sold temporary surplus of degree holders in some faculty members to the underclass program," areas have led the ntil Nov. IB. Fleming said in his annual public to believe that graduate ALPHA PHI state of the university programs can be cut back," he said. Secretary of State James Hare message to the faculty. • TAU SIGMA lid all the needed information "There is Fleming said violence has no place on a campus a great deal of evidence that skilled but "only the totally blind, or those who are OMEGA KAPPA fill be printed on the prepared technicians, who blend fairly typical liberal arts 451 unwilling to see, can fail to observe that the Evergreen 207 Bogue pplication by computers before offerings with more specific training for the revolution of which the far-left radicals 332-0846 332-8696 ; application Is sent to the implementation of action programs, are more speak is a needed than straight generallsts," he said. "If this figment of the imagination while the threat of rhlcle owner.owner," "It's for the convenience of vehicle he said, Oldest freshman Is true, it may well mean that at least part of our repression is a stark reality. "Unfortunately, the ability to Identify BETA PI program ought to be reoriented ..." unacceptable conduct does not always resolve THETA KAPPA iny times titles are mislaid Speaking of the university's financial affairs, the queatlon of how to deal with It. A PI PHI It takes a great deal of Myrta M. Dreyer, 86, is the oldest known student to be Fleming said: "It Is Important to understand that university campus Is peculiarly vulnerable to many kinds of 1148 E. Grand River 121 Whltehllls jching for them at license admitted to Wayne State University. The all universities are in financial trouble. The Cheboygan native reprehensible conduct," he said. 351-3921 337-9734 |uylng time." Is enrolled as a freshman in a creative writing class. AP Wlrephoto DELTA PSI Shepard's CHI UPSILON mticrime bill to provide 101 Woodmere 332-0866 810 W. Grand River 351-4687 [tiff DELTA SIGMA penalties for bombers SIGMA PHI 1218 River Street ALPHA EPSILON 131 Bogue 332-5035 division, does not include by explosives any building 337-9091 ime attempted bombings, arson or owned, leased or used by the 1WASHINGTON (AP) - With spectacular exceptions, attempted arson. government or by an organization DELTA SIGMA imbings on college campuses ive been The Justice Dept. listings receiving federal funds. Most SIGMA ALPHA relatively minor and imprise only a small ranged in severity from cherry colleges and universities receive PI MU percentage t the nation's bombs at MSU to the blast that federal funds. bombing Incidents 217 River Street 526 Sunset Ln. is year, a Justice Dept. report killed one man and virtually 332-2591 ows. destroyed the Army Mathematics 337-1714 The provision also could cover ■The report was made available Research Center at the University the bombing of a police station the Associated Press as the ofWisconsin. DELTA SIGMA where the city is receiving money ouse In a number of cases, bombs TAU Judiciary Committee under the Law Enforcement CHI proved a broad anticrime bill destroyed unoccupied vehicles DELTA Assistance Act. 729 E. Grand River at empowers the government to belonging to city or campus 330 N. Harrison Dve in on campus police, and in one case to a college 337-9020 th severe criminal bombings dean. In the only other campus Penalties 337-1721 penalties. ranging up to 20 years This action was added at the incident involving a fatality, a in prison and $20,000 fines could result from The soft loafer by VINER . $1600 quest of President Nixon, who college senior strapped explosives conviction for DELTA SIGMA ked for to his chest and blew himslef up participating in a bombing in UPSILON authority to send the NU 31 onto campuses hit by outside his girl friend's which there are injuries. The death penalty could be involved 1504 E. Grand River 601 Abbott imbings and arson. ' dormitory. The Justice in a fatal blast. 332-8676 332-2501 Dept. report listed The bill approved by the House \heparci 3 bombing incidents from Jan. committee is essentially the same through Sept. 11, of which 25 as one passed by the Senate last 'curred on a campus. An January with the addition of the RUSH DOWNTOWN 3 South S EAST LANSING FARM SIGMA Washington 317 East Grand River Ave. provision designed to deal with HOUSE PHI y H cp E s (iditionai 11 occured near a mpus or in a college town. terrorist bombers. THETA XI The listing, The House measure would 151 Bogue EPSILON prepared by the apartment's make it a federal crime to 332-8635 126 Orchard St. Internal security damage Since 1944 - First Choice of MSU Students 351-4160 Remodeling Sale! KAPPA TAU SIGMA DELTA 715 Grove PHI 332-5092 220 Cedar Street in progress 351-0250 LAMBDA THETA Call it Shaggy, Greek Boy, CHI CHI Napoleon, etc., etc. ALPHA 453 Abbott 128 Haslett 332-3581 It's ONE of over 351-2954 25 styles in our "Fabulous Fakes" PHI THETA Collection. DELTA DELTA THETA CHI Sale Priced Wed. - Sat. 626 Cowley 139 Bailey 332-3568 332-2563 $19.95 PHI GAMMA THETA XI (Regular $24.95) DELTA 501 M.A.C. 239 Oakhill 351-0665 332-5053 Open Wed. & Fri. Nites till 9 p.m. PHI KAPPA PSI TRIANGLE 242 N. Harrison 332-3563 522 Abbott 332-5039 I^1Grand River downstairs ^'amount 332-3341 News Wigs Are Our Business -Not A Sideline Belta QTauBelta 330 N. Harrison PHI KAPPA SIGMA 236 N. Harrison ZETA BETA TAU Meadowbrook Trace Apts. 337-1611 339-2098 or 393-8053 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. Stpt,mh.. 30,19 Ferndale schools hit for racism By CHRIS MEAD If the proposed $450 million for the "It Is quite clear that, despite the efforts of local school boards project wins congressional UPI Writer approval for next year, Michigan could be eligible for aa much as and the state Dapartnvnt of Education, racial Isolation In Michigan $35 million to $40 million, Tableman said. schools persists and presents a serious barrier to equality of HidO servloe charge par State and federal prohibitions against racial Insertion - to be pre paid. II 8ororlty Ru*h Convt*.,, State education officials said Tuesday a federal educational opportunity," the report said. - slap at a Michigan segregation lounges of school district for allegedly operating an illegally segregated school notwithstanding, a state Department of Education racial census for Further, the report recommended that the State Board of p.m. deadline 1 diss day before. McDonal, Brody w,l|^,,0'« In system came as no surprise to them. 1969-70 showed that 80 per cent of Michigan's black students Education meet for an "intensive review" of Its success In Union. V' ,nd BHu Roon, attended predominantly black schools even implementing Its long • standing policy against racial segregation in Ferndale School District, one of the first northern schools though they are only The MSU ju trash bags FRESH" 2% WITH TIES m m mm seedless grapes CALIFORNIA U.S. NO. 1 harvest bread WHOLE WHEAT lowfat milk soli43 25« CRACKED WHEAT OR RYE 194 Vi GALLON 4 (royal scot CARTON 1-Lb. 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FRESH GRADE A louisiana yams vegetables^ large eggs GOLDEN SWEET U.S.N0.-1 HAMADY BROS (lilnpCt'tc fnnd (ijute'lA 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, September SPORTS- 3°.uJ Beard, By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Sports Writer job last year, the only junior to crack an otherwise all-senior three weeks ago today when he pushed off fa>m the line of Breslin the feat roverback. as the Spartans' Breslin said before Tuesday's was re ordered to rest his injured knee for a couple of days. Fox line. scrimmage, is anxious to reclaim The East practice. "We have a lot of Two MSU seniors will be back Lansing product was suffered severe contusions to the But this year it's different with his starting spot. respect for them again this year, at full strength for the Spartans being counted on for experience but we're not standing in awe of knee in the first half of last Beard "The doctors had earlier and leadership this year, but a this week and their return will being the experienced them nor do we feel they can Saturday's game, but played the be a welcome sight to Head man in a line that features predicted I might be out week and a half before the second half anyway. When this come in here and roll over us sophomores, last year reserves three-four weeks," he said, "but writer informed Fox that he had Coach Duffy Daugherty. season opener with Washington, like some people are saying. and players who've never played I can't wait any longer. Bob has teammate Tom Barnum fell on Tom Beard, 6-7, 267 pound Theismann is good but he can be been named as the best lineman In there before. been doing a helluva job in there Breslin's knee causing a slight tear offensive center, and Jay Breslin, the Midwest for last weekend's and I don't want him to get too of stopped. He's not that big so 6-3, 210 pound outside "We'll certainly be glad to ligaments. The injury when we hit him, we'll have to games, his response was a typical, far ahead of me." sidelined Breslin for the next ten linebacker, were pronounced fit have Tom back with us," line stick him good. "Who me? Not me! You're MSU Head Coach Duffy to go this week by Spartan coach Gordie Serr said. "He's days and only a week ago was he "This game means a lot to me kidding!" physician, Dr. Lawrence Jarrett. been at each practice since his behind Daugherty has Beard running able to start working out. He Fox earned the honor on the McClowry this week but saw limited action in personally as I've got to prove Beard has been sidelined for Saturday's merit of his fine play, making 7 injury so knows the plays. But the Battle Creek senior is likely myself a starter again. I can't three weeks with a broken bone he hasn't had game with Washington State but solo tackles and assisting on 10 any contact work to see plenty of action Saturday. think of a better game to do so. in his left foot, while Breslin was in three weeks and that can will be at full strength this week. others to run his season total to Breslin We won in '68 and they beat us hobbled by a knee injury. was moved to a If there's one way to get the 14 and 16 respectively, tops on make a big difference. last year—guess that makes it our The return of Beard will be a linebacker spot this year by usual easy-going Breslin riled-up, the club. "Bob (McClowry) has done an turn this year," Breslin added. big boost to the offensive line. excellent job. He stepped right his Daugherty to take advantage of it's to mention last year's Notre Fox's teammates also honored Daugherty had praise for both Sophomore Bob McClowry has in when Tom got hurt and has of strength and speed. The son Dame/MSU game. The Irish, led Beard and Breslin. him for his fine play by electing MSU Vice-President Jack by Joe Theismann's 20 for 33 him defensive captain for this bdl 1 filled in adequately for Beard developed tremendously the last "We're lucky to have two fine ' while he was sidelined, but it's couple of weeks. We'll be Breslin, Jay added 20 pounds of passing good for 293 yards and week's game. Quarterback Mike using muscle to his former players like Jay and Tom," he * hard to replace size and him on extra points, field goals experience. Beard served as and punting situations no matter weight of 184 pounds. Two years ago he earned his letter as playing three touchdowns rolled over the Spartans, 42- 28. said. "Both players have performed well for us the last two Rasmussen, who completed 15 of 27 passes for 226 yards and three *• •' Tom Beard ' *, j "I remember that game and touchdowns, was elected back-up man to Ed McLoud in who starts at center." a safety and last years and it's unfortunate they 1968, but took over the starting year repeated Mr. Theismann very well, " offensive captain. Beard, who broke the bone got these injuries early their senior year. Both have kept their Harriers face stiff enthusiasm however and will certainly be assets to the team the Back to School rest of the season." Cal Fox, recently named UPI Midwest Lineman of the Week, Special Medium - Size Pizza Piston forward challenge By DON KOPRIVA 18 at * senior earned Indiam Randy Kilpatrick and I Erwin Mueller State News Soorts Writer All-America honors two years Dave Dieters pushing them (with . one item) Don't place any bets on the ago as a sophomore but he dropped to 49th in the league Hartman, coming back year's layoff due to hJ , , | MSU - Indiana cross country and 187th nationally in 1969. surgerv, has been runnino k^J out TWO W66KS duel slated Saturday on the five Kelley, a junior, was the Big Ten in the past week and mile Hoosier in couldM course steeplechase champ in spring ready before much longer J $1.50 the DETROIT (UPI) - Detroit Pistons veteran forward Erwin Mueller will be out of action for rest of the National Bloomington. It might just end up a tie. Spartan coach Jim Gibbard doesn't want to make any track and appears to be much improved over 1969, when he was 23rd in the Big Ten. MSU will be depending move into the Spartans Gibbard will? counting on include top group. OttJ on a Chuch Starkey, sophonw Basketball Association preseason predictions on the outcome, but tight grouping with five or more Warren Krueger, and fresl schedule after tearing ligaments figures his squad has a solid shot runners to pull to victory. Ken Steve Moffat and Doug K„ in his left ankle. at winning its opener if Indiana's Popejoy and Pete Reiff, both MSU's first home The 6-foot-8 Pistons starter top two runners, Bob Legge and sophomores, and Steve Rockey, meet wil Oct. 10 against Ohio State TM had his ankle placed in a plaster Steve Kelley, don't finish 1-2. a freshman, have been running as cast Monday after being injured And Gibbard and seniors Kim the top three of late with soph Big Ten meet is set for here, Nov.!) Jay Breslin during practice Sunday night, a Hartman and Chuck Starkey team spokesman said. can't help but remember 1968. Team physician Dr. Russell The Spartans started their -- 1 foot long hot dogs -- Wright said he hoped Mueller, who averaged 10.1 points last season, will be able to play in championship drive Bloomington with a 27 - 28 win over the defending champion Scoff, Squ the season opener against Seattle Hoosiers. 50* Oct. 14. Indiana coach Sam Bell knows his team is better than the 1969 outfit which slumped to sixth in get NORFOLK, VA. (UPI) courtbacking that Scott be returned to tb Driving tc L.A. m RUSH the Big Ten on its home course. Federal District Judge Richard and for $304,000 damages. And although his young but DORM DELIVERY ONLY PHI B Kellam has ruled that forward Squires owner Earl For November J *. KAPPA TAU experienced squad has already ™n n gcott can play, at least signed Scott earlier this CALL 332-6517 ™eej?> hJ fig""* the temporarily, with the Virginia Need girl 19-21 125 N. Harrison Call 332-3577 clash with the tossup. Spartans is still a Squjres of the AmerBican VARSITY also offers tempting treats like Ham Beef Subs, and Roast with car. Basketball Association. Kellam's ruling Monday Frosh cagersj Hamburgers, Cheeseburgers and French Fries . NUC rejected a request for a Big Red. New University Conference temporary injunction by the Buffalo Braves of the National lacrosse team Basketball Association. The Radical Grad Students & Faculty Varsity Braves contend the veteran NBA . • . player was under contract the lTl66TinCJS S6l presents them when the Squires signed him. There will be meeting fori 'RACISM and REPRESSION' a 1227 E. GRAND RIVER, E.L. Kellam's ruling put Scott into those interested in freshml Speakers: a Squires uniform at least until full hearing can be held and a basketball on Friday, October in 325 at J Al Hurwitz, CUA Wednesday, Sept. 30 room 8 p.m. Union Sun Porch Scott's cage future determined. Fieldhouse. All those ir Ron Horvath, DGEI The Braves, known legally as in becoming team managers tl new Loeb Enterprises, are asking also invited to attend. I There will be a meeting fori those interested in trying outfl lacrosse tonight at 7 p.m. I room 208 at the Men's 0 Building. Anyone interested! the sport, whether experienr or inexperienced, is cordis invited to attend. The ! practice program will outlined, along with i movie of the North - South I star lacrosse game. Anyoj interested in becoming a tr" manager is also invited. KILLY LIVES. See JeanCHudi Killy in person Fri., Oct, 9, >r Jenison Fieldhouse. Save $1(fl when you purchase your ticket® with your United 12-21 cart. must also show card Yoj admission. jumpsuit genius in two moods for Miss J by Johnny Palmer. . . She's off to a flying start this fall in sleeked-down acetate knits that get it • all together for one-step out-fitting. Sizes 5-13. A. Black with golden discs, $32 B. 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STATE news CLASSIFIED 355-8255 . 3558255 Automotive Automotive Scooters & For Rent For Rent Cycles Employment For Rpi CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, Air ONE TWO bedroom unfurnished, conditioned, full power, beautiful OLDSMOBILE 1965. 442, excellent condition, 3 speed. Chromes, call CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national companies. Compere our rites EARN JUICY salary working part $130; two 1 bedroom furniehed, ATTRACTIVE, young guy PERSONABLE, to share apartment EAST LANSING nesTL" "I ^oom, furnish*. 2*1J time. Arrenge own hours. Rich condition. $800. 332-6664. 6-10-6 8120. Two bechelors share the 363-2683. 3-10-2 2206 East Michigan, Lansing or 361-6868, Darlene 361-6714. with, es seme. Cell before B e.m. beth. $20 week. All utilities rooms. Ai. 606 Albert, East Lansing. C-10-8 efter CORVAIR CUSTOM. Shortanad furnished. 482-3868 4 • 6 p.m., or midnight. 393-3700, OLDSMOBILE 1864, F-86, V-8, 484-8173. 0 • AUTOMOTIVE 36". Sunroof, naw interior and after 11 p.m. 6-6-30 Doug. 6-9-30 Scooters & Cycles Auto Parts 8i Service exterior. Built up turbo charge motor. One of a kind. 11260. automatic, 4 door. Good shape. 8460. 332-8340. 3-10-1 1887 TRIUMPH. T-100C. 600cc. 2 seta tires, 2 sprockets. Vary good REGISTERED GENERAL HOSPITAL NURSES: LANSING IB NOT THE ONLY IN LANSING SUT IF TWO BLOC KB from oempus. 2 HILLCRB8T, Near oampus. 3 and 4 >3*1 484-0843. 6-0-30 oondltlon. 8600. 361-4473, 406 bedroom units stertlng et $180. man furnished. Dishwasher, $240. Aviation OLDSMOBILE F-86 1862 you went to obtain satisfying convertible. Blue end white. Grove St, 3-10-1 employment with exceptional 361-8036, 337-2437. 6-8-30 361-0706. HAL6TIAD • EMPLOYMENT CORVAIR 1864 Spydar Naw 160 HP 332-6178 after 6 p.m. 3-10-2 working oondltlons, choose MANAGEMENT COMPANY, • FOR RENT Engine, 4-apaad. $360. 332-6616. B8A 1870, 660 Lightning. 6 months 6-10-6 LANSING GENERAL Brand Now 361-1717. 0 Apartments OLDSMOBILE. CUTLASS Supreme, old. Must sell. Call after 6 p.m. HOSPITAL. General Duty or 1867, brakes, 361-6627.7-10-7 ONE FEMALE student to ehore new Houses CORVAIR 1866 Corse. 4-speed and power power specialty areas such as Pediatrics, THE MEADOWS steering, vinyl top. 332-1830. air oondltlonad trailer. Rent 1864 Corvatta Convertible Nursery, Obstetrics, I.C.U., etc. free, Rooms 6-8-30 FULL TIME or PART TIME. This share utllltlea. 361-9628. 6-10-8 bedroom • FOR SALE 4-ipeed. Call 361-8628. 6-8-30 hospital is one of the better places Exceptional apartments at Oecember 31 apartment, Octal» OPEL prudent rentals ROOMMATE FuTTP Animals CORVETTE 1866, red convertible Relleble KADETT, 1968. $860. to work In the Lenslng erea. Just 'Newest shag carpeting WANTED. student of professional man. Lake Grad 368-6003. 3.10-2 ' """N transportation. Call ask our employes why they prefer Mobile Homes with hardtop, 327, 4-apeed, 360 332-6291 after 6 p.m. 6-9-30 Auto Service & Parts 'Elegant kitchen carpeting of the Hills, Haslett. 339-2998. • PERSONAL horse, new polygies end exheutt system. $1760, 684-6211. 3-10-1 AT MEL'S we repair ell foreign end working at Lansing General, In addition to a sound pay system, *Addl. security door locka 2-10-1 furnisheoaTa'rtme^TH Very nice. Block c ' * PONTIAC TEMPEST 1968 2 door. provide fringe 'Decorator coordinated • PEANUTS PERSONAL Amerlcen cars. If we can't fix it, it we exceptional 332-3226, days. C V-8, 3 speed, stendard, power benefits such es a licensed Day Rentals from $149. » REAL ESTATE DART SWINGER 1969. 6 cylinder, steering, medium blue, $1196, or can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. 0 • RECREATION automatic, power steering, 24,000 miles. $1676. 5900 Orchard reasonable offer. Perking lot south Care Center pre-schoolers. This for is your Lansing's 6129 Beechfleld Drive 1 blk. E. of S. Penn. ONE GIRL apartment, n,.ded to Water', Ed_ 7 TimTJ Physics Building. 3-10-2 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East fastest THREE GUYS needed for furnished « SERVICE Court, Laming. 882-4787. 3-10-2 Kelemeioo Street Since 1940. growing hospital. Coma at Miller Rd. 371-1986. 3-10-2 * C . .. join usl Contact: Personnel apartment, $60 month. 648 Typing Service PONTIAC station wagon 1966. Complete auto painting and Director, Lansing General 393-7744 Albert. 2-9-30 DART 0T 1866 6 cylinder. Power. Original oolllslon service. IV 6-0266. C These apartments are truly • TRANSPORTATION owner. $996. Hospital, 2800 Devonshire apartment, 177.60 Automatic. Bucket seats. Sharp, 337-0188,361-0060, 10-10-12 the talk of the town. Vary OIRL TO shere apartment. Four momn - WANTED Avenue, Phone 372-8220, • wall cared for. 361-6834. 4-10-2 Extension 420-421 Monday lovely raaldanoa for faoulty or blocks to oampus. 332-0143, B • 1 _«v*rgreen No. 10-F. i*jq 1 DEADLINE PORSCHE 811, 1867. 38,000 miles. through Frldey, An equal married students. HOTPOINT p.m. 2-6*30 MALB roommate OODQE 1861. Four door, automatic, 6 nMM J 1 P.M. one olaes speed transmission, opportunity employer. 6-8-30 luxury townhouM, day power iteerlng, 46,000 miles. Transistorised WINTER TUNE-UP. V-6, 613. 6 CLBAN BASYOOING semlfreak to F Ignition. Rust or j0hn before publloitlon. 363-0766 or 332-8361. 3-10-2 cylinder, $11.60. Parts Included. share suparolosa 2-men with seme. proof, FM redlo. Creempuff DELIVERY HELP wanted. Full and 332-2176.3-10-1 Cenoelletlons - 12 noon oondltlon. 84,600. Call 363-4381. 3-10-2 MAN NIID6D for tour man lukury 361-7667, 3-10-1 part tlma. Little Caesar's, 1071 BOBOI DART 1866. 226 ilant/6, apartment. 1 block from oempus. Evenings, 361-0127. 10-10-7 Trowbridge and 1203 Bast Qrand FREE RENT exchange i Auto, eaoellent oondltlon, 666 month. 332-0266. 3-10-1 ONfl OR 2 girls, Fall and/or winter. Studded mow tires on wheels, SCHOOL BUB, Equipped stove, Aviation River. 6-6-30 Cederbrooke Arms. " 660. 366 8132.7=10.2 PHONE heater, sink, eablnets. Sleeps six. FRANCI6 AVIATION: 6o eesy to MALE AND femele. Inside work. 601 Bast Kalamaioo. 2 men needad 361-6226.3-10-1 1860 OMC, No rust. 6860. leern In the PIPER CHEROKEE. Full and part time, Little Caster's. tor 3 man house. S60 month, no 366-8256 DQDQi DART 1862. 318 488-1228. 3-10-2 leaae. 332-6306.4-10-2 Ffl RS0N ABLfl ROOMMATI RATES automatic. Power (tearing. 8126. 8peclal 86.00 offer. 4S4-1324. C 1071 Trowbridge and 1203 Bast wanted for houeetrallar, oloee ONI SIDROOM unfurnliUdZ 482-0448. 2-8-30 Orand River. 6-6-30 ONfl OR two male upper claeemen or (Tom's) range and refrigerator 1 1 day $1.80 eomforteble, 660. from oampus. Reasonsbish 16o par word par day FALCON E80UIRI nation wagon, Employment For Rent grad students to share apartment. SBO/month. Phone 332-3662. Ask 361-3614. 2-6-30 332-07B2, 6-10-8 3 days 84.00 1866, automatic trensmlselon. TRIUMPH 1964 convertible, $400 or for Mr, Beaohum or Mr. Donahue. HOUSEKEEPER: 20 hours/week. FOURTH MAN wanted tor luxury 8480. 366-3017. 6-8-30 Burohsm Woodi 13Ho par word par day best offer. 366-4177, fi-668 Owen PORTABLE 6-10-2 apartment near oampus and with Live-In required, 646 week plus DISWASHERS - Bdayi 86.60 FALCON 1986 2 door, 8 cylinder, Hall. 6-10-2 room and board. Okemoe area. Compeet Refrigerators, rentals. vary reeeonable rent. Cell Bill after Apsrtmsnti 13a par word par day stick. Excellent economical oar. 361-6726, 3-8 30 B6CHTRUTH APPLIANCES - 7i30p.m„ 332-6606. 3-10-1 i860 or best offer, Also 21" color TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, 1969, TV. Qrand Ledge, 627 2181, 0 furnished 1,2,8.Mi* (based on 10 wordi per ad) Rediels, excellent oondltlon, Best OIRL Peanut* Perianali must be TV. 6160.361-3663. 3 10-1 offer, Call 361-7413. 3-10-1 DRAFTSMAN, MINIMUM 4 afternoons per week, 1 - 6 p.m. HINT A TV and watch your favorite COMFORTABLE, QUIIT, carpeted, TO shara three man, fall end/or winter term. Near oempus, Unfurnished Avallibli. | FIAT 1008 - Red 860 Spider 7 minutes to oempus. Couples Call 361-6633.3-10-1 Swimming Pool prepaid, Experience required, Call program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, convertible, Runs well, 36 mpg, TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1966, New 371-1200. 3-8-30 preferred, Heated garage. Ample Parking There will ba a 60o lervloa Excellent body. Bast offer, olutch, radio. 8800. 337-8130. Unfurnished. 361-42B6. TF STODDARD APARTMINT6, One From $125 6-10-8 PARKIN0, H blook from Berkey. bedroom, furnished, near oampus. and bookkeeping charge If 366-2130. 3-10-1 826 per term. Call 361-3348. Call 361-623B.O 746 Burohsm Drive. this ad Is not paid within 3-8-30 WANTED ONE or 2 men to share 1868 VALIANT, 13 months old, FIAT 1969. 860 Spider convertible. furnished apartment. One blook Resident Manager 381-1111 17,000 mil*, 4 years warrenty, WANTED PART time oute models from NEED ONE man for 2 bedroom Went Into service. Economlcel. 36 oempus. Call 332-4432. If no snswer The State News will be excellent upkeep. S1776. for advertising fashion art and SENIORSI 10-10-9 apartment. Own bedroom. Prefer 484-4014, | mpg. Excellent shape. Take over 482-7166.6-8-30 responsible only for the payments. 894-0019; days, school photography. Call graduate student. 339-2719. Have your FREE yearbook 4-10-2 CLOSE TO CAMPUS - 2 ml first 339-2867. 5-8-30 337-9367. S-10-7 NEEDED ONE or two girls to share day's VALIANT 66 Signet V-8, body good picture taken now!!! Call sublease. $160 monthly. 3f furnished apartment. Ona block condition. $400 or best offer. Call FIAT 1964. Reliable student EARN JUICY salary working part 353-5292 for an from campus. Call 332-4432. EAST LANSING near. 1 or 2 man after 6 p.m. 6-10-2 noon - 6 p.m., 383-8077. 3-10-2 time. Arrange own hours. Rich, appointment. 10-10-9 furniehed apartment. 337-2286. transportation. $125 or best offer. 361-3328.3-10-1 351-5869; Darlene, 351*714; 6-10-6 EAST LANSING, close t< VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE ^becK. - -after #p.TH. C WANTED ONE girl to shere 2 *• * TV RENTALS - Students only. Low two bedroom, 1864. Excellent condition. r4- FORD CONVERTIBLE 1964 655-2053. 3-10-2 monthly and term rates. Call bedroom apartment at UNIVERSITY VILLA: Three and apartments. Grad studem I REGISTERED NURSE LPN with Meadowbrook Trace. 393-7809 four man, furnished, $186 and up. Gelexie 500. faculty only. Call FIUElI Good condition. or 351-7900 The State News does not to reserve yours. New tires. $375. 641-6069. 15800 e medication course needed. Full after 6 p.m. 3-9-30 351-1669. permit racial or religious VOLKSWAGEN 1959, good engine, UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C HALSTEAD REALTY, 332-5041.10-W I Chandler Road, Bath, Michigan. time or pert time. 3 - 11:30 p.m. MANAGEMENT new top. No reasonable offer COMPANY, discrimination in its 3-10-1 Provinciel house, 2815 Northwind TV RENTALS. Color end black and refused, 351-8566. 5-10-1 361-7910. O GIRLS: ROOMMATE (si nee«| advertising culumns. The Drive. Cell Mrs. Perker, 332-0817. white. MARSHALL MUSIC State News will not FORD GALAXIE 500, 1964. Sport VOLKSWAGEN SOUAREBACK 5-10-6 COMPANY, 351-7830. C NEEDED: share luxury apartment £ ONE man to complete campus. Call 351-0782,9i« coupe. Fair condition. $350. sedan, 1966. Excellent condition. accept advertising which GET AHEADI Stert checking the four men epartment at 6 p.m. X-4-9-30 882-0305. 4-10-2 $1000. 351-7037, after 5 p.m. TV discriminates against Classified Ads for a better job RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free Meadowbrook Trace, 882-5026. religion, race, color or FORD FAIRLANE 1965. 2 _ 3-10-2 todayI deliveries. Call SELCO 3-9-30 HILLSDALE EAST. 331 $ door VOLKSWAGEN COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. CEDAR GREENS new one bedroom ape national origin. hardtop, 289 factory high 1968 convertible. BABYSITTER WANTED performance engine, 4 speed. Needs body work, runs at Spartan GIRL TO share 2 bedroom Quiet area. Close to LCC, U| Village apartment days. 355-2864 epertment. In Heslett, $75 plus and downtown. Unfun Sharp! $600. 393-1278. 2-10-1 beautifully. Michelin tires, $995. after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 FOR RENT TO responsible group: electricity, 339-2634. 3-9-30 1 Bedroom Furnished $140/month. Furniihsd I 351-7665. 3-9-30 Excellent hunting lodge located in available Must furnish ri FORD GALAXIE 1967 500. 4 door Automotive VOLKSWAGEN 1965 Bug. Excellent PART TIME, eern up to $50-$75 per good deer hunting country in LOWEBROOK APARTMENTS, Short Term Leases 372-9190 before hardtop, 289, V-8 automatic. Leelanau County. Sleeps six. Cell AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 MK III Power steering, low mileage, no condition. $600. Cell 355-7837 week. Car necessery. Call or write to: 1300 East Grand River. Furnished 372-5781 after 5 p.m. 10-1671 351-7319 for interview. C Stanley Ball, Box 1 and 2 bedroom epartments. Air 1965. Body and motor excellent. rust. Light blue. One owner. between 5 -10 p.m. 3-9-30 408, Leland, Michigan 49654 Phone between 6 8 p.m. 663-6651. 3-10-2 CHEAP DATE I One girl, one bottle 256-5951. 1-9-30 conditioning, carpeting, end ATTRACTIVE, 3 room, j 372-4530. X-3-10-1 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Good perking. From $170. Cell conditioned. Un1 of wine, one MSU GAME. Check 1947 FORD PICKUP condition. 351-5289 or 487-3518. 10-10-9 carpet, refrigerator, stovs. I - Greet for Best offer. Leaving EIGHT STUDENTS arrested for 1130 BEECH et the bookstores. 0-10-2 - two bedroom AUSTIN HEALEY, 1958, 106. New block from can restoring or customizing. Call country. 676-1813. 3-10-1 unlewful essembly while ploying student epartments. paint, new interior, good tires. Dave at 337-0649 after 6 p.m. the New MSU Game. O-10-2 NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 end 4 man. Furnished, air 332-4886. 5-10-2 EXPERIENCED MUSICIANS for - conditioned. Close to Motor excellent, 882-6384. 5-10-5 3-10-2 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Excellent esteblished UNIVERSITY TERRACE, campus. commercial band. condition, $800. Call after 5 p.m. HASLETT ARMS, EVERGREEN. 332-0965. HALSTEAD TWO GIRLS sublease imr Must read, fake and sing. Organ or FORD FAIRLANE MANAGEMENT bedroom apartment, BARRACUDA 1966, Automatic, good condition. Power steering, Economical, 6 cylinder, stick, 1967 337-2162. 4-10-2 piano, guitar, bess, drums. Call Apartments Walking distance to campus. COMPANY, deposit. 332-0466. 3-9-30 between 6 - 10 p.m., 699-2819. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT brakes. V-8. 355-0776. 3-10-1 only 28,000. Cleen, sherp. VOLKSWAGEN 1965, with recent 2-9-30 NEED TWO roommetes. COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. 372-9773. 3-9-30 Luxury BAY COLONY, one and two reconditioned 1300 engine. $600. furnished 4-man apartment. Houses BUICK SPECIAL 1966. Economical Must sell. 355-7768. 3-9-30 DENTAL bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and FORD GALAXIE 500, 1965. Four ASSISTANT for $85/month. No leese. One block V-6. Red and white. $650. orthodontic office. Experience in from campus. Call after 6 p.m., up. 337-9228. HALSTEAD FURNISHED HOUSE lor la door, power steering and brakes, OKEMOS, VILLAGE Green 332-1654. 5-10-5 orthodontic necessary. Full or 351-3685. TF MANAGEMENT COMPANY, utilities. Close to campul, 0 automatic, radio. Call 332-1663. Scooters & Cycles Apartments, ideal for married, BUICK LA Sabre 1963. Power, good 5-9-30 part time, call 482-9695 days, 351-7910. O Cell 9-4 p.m. only 361-11 484-0702 evenings. 4-10-2 HOLMES SOUTH 301. Near Sparrow grad students and faculty. 1 end 2 3-10-1 rubber, very little rust. $175. HONDA CB 350 Excellent Hospital. bedroom furnished end KARMANN GHIA, 1964. $500. - Efficiency, furnished. ONE BEDROOM unfurnished 355-6309. 3-10-2 condition, electric start. $600 $100. 351-3969. 0-10-8 Excellent condition, runs great. or unfurnished, $130-$175 / epertment for merrled couple. Cell best offer. Call Ken 351-6317. CADILLAC AMBULANCE 355-6329. 3-10-2 monthly. Immediate possession. 484 6989 after 5 p.m. 3-9-30 1962. 3-10-1 TWO BEDROOM furnished for Cell manager 351-2439 or FOX Rebuilt motor, 7 excellent tires, couple or two related graduate cab interior new, air lifts, AM-FM KEEP TRUCKIN: Chevy panel truck GLAMOROUS POSITION ground PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SUZUKI 1967 X6 250cc. Good male students; $145 per month, 1952 rebuilt engine, 2000 miles, floor opportunity with multi - 372-1954. O radio. Ideal for camper. 484-9394 after 4 p.m. 4-10-2 new tires, needs clutch. $275. condition, $200. Cell after 6 p.m. 5-10-5 355-1175 million dollar cosmetic compeny. $10 an hour, and up. 337-1194. plus electricity. Lease and deposit - See at 3234 Birch Row, second DELUXE CROSSWORD cEpLi^ 351-9246. 1-9-30 FOUR men. Furnished, 7-10-2 floor et rear. East Lansing. 5-10-1 cerpeted, washer end dryer. $300 PUZZLE ufflp CAMARO R-S 1967. Red, black per month. Call 332-2032 or vinyl top. V-8, automatic. UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTORS of TWO MEN needed - University 489-2326. 6-9-30 Excellent condition throughout. Louisville Is seeking commissioned Terrace. Close to campus. Call Make offer. IV 4-0222. 3-10-1 NORTON 1968 760 Scrambler. sales personnel to sell name brend 332-3637 evenings. X-6-10-6 ACROSS 32. Dairy MGA 1958. Hardtop. Runs, make 1. Favoritism Fall Good condition. $860. Must sell. 34. Glacial offer. Call after 6 p.m., 337-9265. merchendlse to students on a part CAMARO, 1969. V-8. Deluxe. Below 366-3726. 3-10-2 5. Fortify snowfield 3-10-2 time basis. If Interested contect list. Phone 373-2429. 8. Smoked meat 36. Therefore Evenings, Mr. Cadden, area code 602 Leases 627-6326. 3-9-30 11. Sole 37. Frigate bird MGB ROADSTER new top, paint, 778-4449 collect. 6-9-30 12. Creek 39. Atop wire wheels, luggege rack, fair FURNI8HED LUXURY one CHEVELLE 1964, 300. Automatic, 13. Harem room 43. Innovation radials. $700 firm. 656-3333 or WANTED GRADUATE student In bedroom, near MSU. $140. radio, power steering, call HONDA 305 Super Hawk, 3600 Ona Bedroom 14. Cuckooplnt 47. Economlie 351-3988. 10-10-7 counseling to work half tlma with 361-9036, 361-1728. 10-10-13 363-7069, 6 - 7 p.m. 3-10-1 miles, excellent condition, $360. 15. War horse 48. Marsh elder junior and senior high church MGB 1968, convertible. New engine Bob, 361-0860 or 363-6218. PRICE8 REDUCED - 2 bedroom Furnished 49. Legume youth group. Graduate assistant CHEVROLET IMPALA Sports 3-10-2 50. and transmission. Wire wheels, wages. 8end resume of experience furnished, one block campus. 216 Cabbage salad Coupe, 1967. V-8, eutometic, 2. Japanese gird1* 6 owner car. Excellent condition. $1200. 355-0860. 3-10-1 one tonneeu cover, 372-8130. 4-10-2 redio. $1350. SUZUKI 260 X-6 Hustler. Rebored, stroked. Excellent helmets. $350. and education to Michigan State News. 3-9-30 Box A-1, Beal Street. 361-6088. 1-9-30 $160 • $170 51.Buddy 52. Our uncle MUSTANG 1968. V-6, eutomatic, 356-0968. 3-10-2 WANTED EXOTIC dancers and ONE MAN wanted for 2 man apartment, neer Brody complex. Unfurnished 53. Teleost fish 2'5r,n' CHEVROLET 1965 wagon. Automatic, power steering, redlo, radio, new tires. Excellent dance bends. 484-6247 call after 6 Luxury apartment reeeonable. '£5 heater. Economical transportation, $300. 485-4897. condition. 355-0856. 3-10-1 MUSTANG 1967 36,000 miles. Floor p.m. 6-10-2 DELIVERY AND Inside help needed. 484-8443 efternoons, 361-1384 after 10 p.m. 6-10-6 $150 10. Blemish r 16. Fling" L 3-10-1 SUZUKI. Year end sale now on at Two Bedroom 20. leg»i"W| shift, buckets. After 4, 641-6914. Call VARSITY WANTED: GIRL to shara apartment HASLETT HONDA AND DRIVE-IN, 21. H«al 6-9-30 332-6617. 3-9-30 with working girl, call 332-1061 SUZUKI. Most models still Furnished 22. Dyeing _ after 4:30 p.m. 3-10-2. available. 339-2039.10-10-8 apparatus ■ MUSTANG "^ASTBACK. $180 • $190 24. Titlsof a(K™ 1967. SECRETARIES, GENERAL office , Green; sharp lopker. Runs well. MAN NEEDED for 4 man luxury CHEVROLET 1969. Good HONDA 1970 CB-350. 1600 miles, clerical typists. Jobs In ebundance. 25. Detect OR 6-5857. 5-10-1 Ph. apartment next to campus. transportation, $100. Call Ilka naw condition. $650. 482-0783, CURTI8 26. Winnow EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 3-9-30 $62/month. 361-4296. 3-10-2 Unfurnished 361-4490. Ask for Art. 3-9-30 627-2884. 6-10-2 27. Avail NOVA 1965, 283, new perts/paint. 28. Renaiss CHEVROLET BISCAYNE Automatic. Excellent condition. 1967. $750. Trade for cycle. 482-7056. 3-10-2 HONDA 1969 176 Motorsport style. Knobbles and extra rubber. Show PART TIME employment: 12-20 hours per week. Automobile FURNISHED apartment ONE neer Lansing. Air conditioning, bedroom downtown $170 29. Crone 33, Frozen Hi Reasonable. Call 489-7282. 6-9-30 condition. Sacrifice, $376. required. 361-6800. O 35. Lam'1 carpeted. Laundry facilities. CHEVROLET IMPALA convert NOVA SS 1970. 350 cubic inch. 4-speed. Radio, tape player. Gold 355-3226. 3-9-30 ONE FULL time salesman, one part • time salesmen (mornings Immediate occupancy. $146 per month. Phone WALTER NELI ER zAU mmmwammmwwm 38Lo,,yt.i«l mountain»B with black vinyl top. ED 7-7240. 1965. Beige with black top. New HONDA CB-350, 1969. Excellent only). 40. Ashen T 5-9-30 Experience helpful. Apply in CO. 489-6661 ur weekends end tires. Excellent condition. condition. $625. 351-9339 after 6 person. HI-FI BUY8, 1101 Eest- eveninga, 393-0206. 1-9-30 41. Ellipt|C'J 351-0184. 5-9-30 p.m. 5-9-30 Corner of Haslett Rd. 42. lnforn""1 Grend River, Eest Lansing. 4-10-2 OLDSMOBILE 1964 98 convertible^ CEDAR AT 1-96 attractive modern and M-78 43. Pinch CHEVY 1960 6 Needs cylinder. Automatic. 44. Eg«s, some body repair^ HARLEY DAVIDSON, 360 Sprint, WANTED MATH 108 Tutor. Female. furnished. 1 bedroom plus. Couple Social 4*0-2 Phon* 3614699- otherwise good condition. $36o' 1670. 9S0 actual miles. 666-2236. Evenings. Cell after 6 or older single. On bus line. $148. Roger Taakey 351-3420 45. Cell 393-0608. 5-10-2 B-10-6 361-2384. 2-9-30 p.m., 663-8418. 3-10-2 Stan Ouskl 351-8160 46. Sweat po Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ENEWS Wednesday, September 30, 1970 17 SIFIED For Rent For Sale •8255 For Sale CLOSE to campus, For Sale For Sale 3ENTS: STUDENT FOOTBALL ticket.~7o~r SONY Personal Recreation nished. Living room, bedroom, entire season, (two sets). TC-560 tape recorder. RUMMAGE SALE: 1965 Service chen, recreation room. Utilities 355 5802. 1-9 30 Call Complete unit. Excellent 10-4 p.m., MARLETTE mobile home. WELCOME BACK Students! Riding, Friday and Saturday, 1210 Blake' EXPERIENCED ll5hed. $240 per month. Call condition. 4-10-2 Phone 372-6990 X-4-10-2 12x55 2 bedroom furnished, SEARCHING? COME and rap hayrides and. party room. For Electric PH. D. typist! 0n Real Estate, 3S1-2260. GARAGE SALE. Washer, bunk carpeted, colored appliances. Bahai Firesides. Sundays 8 p.m., appointments, call 677-0071. IBM typewriter. Call beds, Good condition. 20 minutes Grace -108 from 701 Cherry Lane, No. 106 WHITE BIRCH STABLES AND Rutherford, 337-0138 children's clothing. items. Oct. 1 and 2. 9 Miscellaneous TYPEWRITER SMITH Corona. SANSUI 2000 receiver! Excellent campus. $2975. 625-7491. 3-10-1 355-7765. 5-10-2 SHOP. O-9-30 3-10-2 5 p.m. Portable.new. condition. Call 351-4715. AVAILABLE in local - Executive desk 3-9-30 "•►ctmpg. 5244 Bluehaven Drive. Sponsored Return top. 332-5017. 3-10-1 ASK LEE |'»hw. Ur^ cy. Near Frandor. $50 by Edgewood Nursery School CONCORD Lost & Found tonight in the Pickwick "Do Your Own 332-5305. 4-10-2 2-10-1 STEREO automatic Pub, at the ALBERT PICK Thing, On The SPANISH ujrt •• SINGLE, double. Close, MOTOROLA PORTABLE MINOLTA SRT-101 with 4 35mm camera interchangeable lenses, reversing, tape deck. $175 or best offer. Call David at 5-10-6 353-4212 BROWN READING glasses lost between Bailey and Fieldhouse. MOTOR HOTEL. 5-10-6 RIVIERA" COMPLETE THESES »ervi«. UJ.),," (jing parking. 327 Hillcrest stereo. Ideal for dorm room or solid state angle finder and tripod. $500. ED 2-6521 after Call Please call 355-5675. 1-9-30 NOW BOOKING. "Fever" for oarties 8 Days In SPAIN Discount printing. IBM typing and 9612, 332-6118. 4-10-2 apartment. Good condition $40 5pm and ask for SOFA AND CHAIR. 3 and mixers. 355-3725 or Departing Dec. 26, binding of theses, resumes, Wells. 2-9-30 stands, and a LOST: NEW green Raleigh 355-0684. 3-10-2 Complete Deluxe package, publications. Across from 485-6146. 2-10-1 coffee table with leather bicycle. campus ^MlNTr? IN the first University lamps, $200. 393-5579. 3-10-2 top and Taken from rack behind Music $199 corner MAC and Grand River,' i,i roved coed coop for $210 a SEVERAL FAMILY rummage, 2236 BELL AND HOWELL camera with electric Super 8 movie Building, September 20. License 180. FREE ... A lesson in complexion below Style Shop. Call ''Mndry, k , {room and board). 2 girls North Grand eye, and 5.-1 HEATHKIT AR-15 Reward, 355-7663 or care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan COPYGRAPH SERVICES River. Clothes, power zoom. stereo 332-2703. 3-10-1 337-1666. C [311 O'JJI* led. 332-0844. 3-10-1 dishes, knicknacks, furniture, lots dual 8 projector Honeywell Elmo self-threading and 150 watts with cabinet. Also 2 receiver, or 485-7197, MERLE NORMAN Lansing Mall. COSMETIC of miscellaneous. 12" Lafayette LOST: BLACK purse SHARE 2 bedroom, own Friday, 9 - 5 zoom lens. $275. 351-6473 speakers in cabinet somewhere on STUDIOS. C-10-1 GRAND PRIX United States. Girls 'ROFESSIONALThesis Preparation ■'TY~VlitaT rt> $62.50. 351-9018 after 7 p.m. Saturday, 9 - 1 p.m. 2-10-1 2-9 30 353-0291. 3-10-1 campus. Reward. Call 353-3022 3-10-2 PARKING tour Watkin's Glen this weekend. IBM Typing, Multilith Printing, & Hardbinding. P«nt.0cto(* 2-930 SPACES available; 1 Larry, 339-2753, Dan 337-7094 Complete Thesis TANDBERG 12 COMPONENT SHIRTS - GANT, Creighton size 16, block from Berkey. 337-9526. Service for the most tape recorder, SYSTEM. Garrard 2-10-1 Discerninj 2 ' Fu'"lili ONE person to share Wharfedale 70-D ' speakers. 355-3031 after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 SL-95 with powermatic base and 16-34, Sweaters size - Paine, Byford KITTEN. FOUR month old, female black and white, front 3-10-1 Master's & Doctoral Candidates. Free Brochure and Consultati dust cover with 44/46. Must sell. Good Stanton 681 paws have ished four bedroom house in double E cartridge. Fisher 70 quality, reasonable prices. Call 6 toes. Reward, Call LOCAL Service t«TMENT^ ising with 3 graduate students. C^tom-BLTLT"";"--- power amplifier. Fisher 3 way 12" watt 355-0876 between 4:30 and 6:30 4-10-2 337-2134 sales BEER distributors report increases over 300% since CALL 50/month. 482-3097 after 4 450 CLIFF and PAULA albums. Call 482-7285. 3-10-2 speaker system and Superex head p.m. 2-9-30 introduction of the MSU Game. ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking. i 4-10-2 phones. $475. 351-6473. 2-9-30 LOST: BUS Pass Grab yours at the Bookstores. Welcome Back Special 50c off on HAUGHEY between Ad DOUBLE BED, foam mattress, Building and Computer Center, 0-10-1 hems. 332-4417 across from foundation, legs. Good condition MUSICAL Animals about 12:45pm, Union, 119V4 Grand River. 5-10-2 337-1527 or 627-2936 INSTRUMENTS, all Friday afternoon $15. 372-8015. 1-9-30 brands. 30% off list price. Rich: KITTENS 353-8293. 2-9-30 EX-PEACE CORPS volunteers and DISSERTATIONS, THESES, FREE to good home. Term e ; E GIRLS for 3 bedroom 351-5869. C Litter trained. Lovable. Phone LOST: GREY and anyone who has worked in ALTERATIONS, Service. All with REPARS, Quick papers. Expert typist with degree EXCELLENT USED furs. Coats in all 332-3436. 3-9-30 white, blue eyed development of rural Peru. Please fashions, 2606 in English. IBM. (Also $75. 551 Lexington. editing) [ '•tor 60 thru 1-9-30 sizes and types. $20-$50 GUARANTEED USED kitten, near Wells Hall. If found, phone Mario Diaz, 355-8060. Risdale Street, 882-5277. 5-10-6 351-8950. OO month, . 351-6337.0-9-30 sewing POODLE, REGISTERED. call 355-8350 5-9-30 machines. $9.95 up, over 65 to 7 weeks or 725-5370. p-M.#.*) choose from. Portable and cabinet old. Silver male. $35. 627-5933 Reward! 1-9-30 BABYSITTER WILL care for child Wanted PLAY MSU'S Greatest Game. models, some late models. Zig-zag __3-10-1_ Peanuts Personal over two in my licensed East Available at the bookstore. 0-10-2 and Lansing home. 351-5199. 2-10-1 PREFERABLY 4 tickets straight stitchers. Electra together, ABYSSINIAN WASHING MACHINE, Easy Grand, 804 E. Michigan Ave., unregistered, 6 months, CAT, male Personal WE LOVE you Beta Theta Pi . . EARN FREE toys for but will consider 2 tickets IEDROOM. Air conditioning, spinner, Lansing. Hours 9-5 pm, Saturday .Yvonne, Lorraine, and Joyce Christmas. together for Notre Dame game. like affectionate, litter trained. 3-9-30 Phone J. Burt Call collect, Jackson, garage, tennarotor. Married new; 2 mirrored medicine 9-12.3-10-1 All KEEP IT cool this Tops'-in-toys Michigan, shots, $15. IV 4-8622. 3-9-30 year — your cokes demonstrator. cabinets; boat 626-6003. 3-10-2 787-5733, 8 - 5 p.m. 5-10-2 '»»n9» for ll lie. 882-2591.3-9-30 drapes; - trailer hitch; Volkswagen ski rack, WOWI and food that is. Call A-Z DELTA UPSILON No Hell Week. No WHklv, 0m PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, NINE YEAR old registered RENTALS for your refrigerator. miscellaneous. Thursday - Friday. Palomino pledging. Just meet nice guys. INTRODUCING LINDA Shaw. k ID }« Rooms 351-5543. 2691 Bluehaven sofas, hassocks. Super colors; gelding. $250. Includes saddle, 337-1617. 5-9-30 332-8676. 2-9-30 Bel Ion Sister's Beauty Shop. THREE ADULT tickets Notre Dame Court, Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon bridle, halters. 676-5383. 3-9-30 2014% E. Michigan. 485-9691. East Lansing. 3-10-2 - game. Can be singles. Top buck. Midnight. O LIKE ASTROLOGY? Get your IALE student for Christian FLASH — LOVED since 5-10-5 Roger 353-5221, Rhythmic Cycle Chart. Everyone vou we met evenings infurnlahadm one block from Union. PAIR OF AR-3A speakers. Brand COMPONENT SHERWOOD system. has mental, two years ago Yours, Skydiver. GUITAR LESSONS. Private - Rock - 351-1055. 2-10-1 "QOWtor, tj, 351-7844. 1-9-30 new in carton. emotional, physical 1-10-1 ■8232 or $425. 351-8907. Cost $1200. Sell $350. 351-0207 cycles. High, low, critical days Folk - Semi-classic. MARSHALL [•laonablt, h . 2-10-1 after 3. 5-9-30 seen at a glance. Send birthdate MUSIC COMPANY, POETRY WANTED. Possible VOSS, NOW you're too old to be one 351-7830. inclusion cooperative volume and $3.00 to Nan C-10-2 ONE SHURE Vocal Master PA, SONY HP-180W component Keyes, 407 of the guys. You're 201 being published this winter. South Cochran, Happy Charlotte, B-day. L & S. 1-9-30 Enclose stamped envelope. Poetry 1 Woodi Strobe, theater lights. Call after months old. Excellent conditon. ONE FEMALE Siamese cat and 7 Michigan 48813. 5-10-2 RIDING LESSONS. English or ROOM. Next two weeks 6pm, 482-3145. 3-10-2 351-0476. 5-9-30 Western, Dressage or forward seat; Editor, Box 4444, Whittier, half Siamese kittens free to California 90607.3-10-2 good HAIR CUT the way by single appointment or course Cooking, $30. Anne, il9i ft 4kik £220. 3-10-2 THIRTEEN INCH sports wire BEDS, STOVES, Refrigerators. sell. Buy, homes. IV 4-9336. 2-10-1 Barbers to serve you. you want it. 4 UNION Transportation of 10. Call EQUESTRIAN wheels, 3 TV's. Phone 355-2733. ABC SECONDHAND BUILDING BARBER SHOP. C ENTERPRISES 16606 Parklake WANTED: BABYSITTER KITTENS-TO give away. Two white. Saturday |Avitlibl», WANTED to share room in 3-10-2 STORE, 1208 Turner. C Litter box RIDE AVAILABLE. Commuting Road. 332-4429. 5-10-1 afternoons and Saturday evenings. trained. 485-6802. from Detroit area daily. 355-9594. ig Pool furnished, cooking. 1-9-30 Transportation provided. HAND LAWN mower. Adjustable BLACKLITES, POSTERS, paints, 5-10-2 351-2192. 1-9-30 krklng .3-10-2 Dr. Karon, Psychology 225 case to push. Make offer. patches, mobiles, inflatables, Typing Service piae CLEAN, quiet rooms, 351-2192. 1-9-30 everything for a liveable room Experience: SPENCER GIFTS; - Spring Term MAKE UP FINAL Real Estate NEED TWO tickets for Michigan vs im Drlva. king. One block to campus, ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Michigan State. Call Ted at VM 120 watt tuner Meridian Mall. 7-10-2 amplifier. 1 Vi FREE TWO lovable cats. COUNTRY. NEW four bedroom, 2 offset printing. Complete service 351-2709. 1-9-30 lg«r 3BI-3III lised 487-5753, 485-8836. years. Best offer. 339-2986. Allergy Wed., Sept. 30, 7pm bath forces ranch. Carpeted, $25 000 for dissertations, theses, 1970 SINGER, $56.00 cash parting. Litter, food 3-10-2 price, included. Will deliver. 655-3272 University Auditorium 646-6376. O manuscripts, general typing. IBM. ONE REGULAR admission Notre with a walnut sew table. Used just 21 years experience. 332-8384. C Dame ticket anywhere. No V ROOMS for young men a few times. evenings. 5-10-1 ALWAYS OPEN - ELECTRIC GUITAR - Fully equipped to 8 - 5:30 p.m. SPEND SOMETHING on student tickets. Will well. yourself pay SU' - 2 omen. Membership privileges, R ickenbacker, hollow body. zig-zag, monogram, button hole, Monday through Friday. UNION with the money you save! Check BARBI MEL: Typing, Bruce, 353-1580. 3-10-2 does fancy designs BUILDING BARBER multilithing. jonthly, 3934 ing, color TV, lounge, pool, Fantastic new condition. Will cams and by inserting C-9-30 SHOP the household goods in today's No job too large or too small. Student rates. 489-6501. O sacrifice. 372-2046 before 5 p.m. winds bobbin Classified Ads! Block off campus. 332-3255. C More Classifieds , on page 15 5-10-6 automatically. $56 cash or buy on FOUR PLAYFUL Siamese EZ kittens for terms. Phone 484-4553. sale. Phone after 6pm, 353-8456. 9-9pm. 5-10-2 id itudantt ICal FIUEU TV, 19" RCA, with rotating stand. Only $29.00. 351-0289. 5-10-6 355-4669, POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, special sale. $29.95 up, plus 3-10-1 Mobile Homes Your blueprint for Luxury .. . 341.1WM LADIES: 10 minutes from COHO BOAT. 16 ft. deep. V hull, crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, is. Completely furnished. 1965 B077 before 4 p.m. with trailer. 45 hp electric start 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, MARLETTE, 10x50, skirted TEIS) nub 10-10-7 and shed. engine. Running lights, compass, Lansing. C King Arthur's Court. apartmtnt $3100.489-7883. 3-10-2 fire extinguisher, 8 life preservers. 1-0782,9 n AND Board. Air conditioned, Dansforth anchors. Must sell, DOKORDER MODEL 8010 stereo jlocks from campus. Quiet, make offer. 2212 Seminole Dr., tape recorder with dubdeck. '966 12x50 MARLETTE. 351-1088. 5-9-30 Okemos. 3-10-2 Kenwood model KR 100 AM-FM U nderskirted, 10x7 shed, stereo receiver. Pioneer furnished with washing machine, RL wanted, private bedroom BLACK reverberation amplifier. Sherwood Locked King Arthur's Court. IV LIGHTS. 48" complete. bedroom trailer, behind AM-FM 120 watt stereo receiver. Antiques, posters, jewelry, pipes. Visit THE DAY BEFORE Garrard LAB80 changer. Sony _ 9-9442.j}-10-2- •414. 5-9-30 FOREVER, 107 N. Cedar, model 540 stereo tape recorder. Tw0 BEDROOM 1966 mobile home Lansing, Mich. 11 - 7 p.m. Ampex model A692 amplified for rent- Completely furnished, speakers. Concord Mark II stereo Close t0 "mpus. $160/monthly For Sale _ i8j>J229. 3-10-2 tape deck. Knight model KN450A p'us utilities. Couple, child SPIRO AGNEW Swiss watches. The 80 watt stereo amplifier. welcome. 353-5767 or 372-8957. l-ASSES, SAFETY or original. 2 year guarantee. $19.95. Concerjone reverse - o - matic lered lens or any OPTICAL 663-4332. 3-10-1 stereo tape recorder with echo and OPTICAL DISCOUNT, add - a track. Stereo speakers CONCORD, 1968, 2~"b^room~ East Michigan Avenue, SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. $15.00 and up pair Stereo tape I2'x50 Carpeted 17409. C-10-2 Brand new portables - $49.95, recorder $69.95 up. 8 track stereo conditionedi on unfurnishedi sodded |ot jn Lans| s'kir"d[ $5.00 per month. Large selection tape players for automobile minutes to MSU. Call 882 6343 ka immidi fP£ DECK AMPLIFIER of reconditioned used machines. $29.50 up. 8 track tapes $2.50 after 6 S III and 5.9.3.0 trrwnt. Sony TA1144. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New each, Trade-ins. Panasonic 5. 3-9-30 I months old. Must sell now. Home & "Many Others." $19.95 National portable cassette stereo 8'x 35'MARLETTE, I - 9 6 7 0, ask for Milt. to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS tape recorder. TV sets $39.50 up. fully carpeted, 8jr conditioned, all wood and extras included, DISTRIBUTING AM-FM radios $12.00 up. Clock interior. COMPANY, Near campus ■offer. 3-9-30 1115 North radios $5.00 $80o 332-8325 Washington, up. Stereo 5-10-2 489-6448. C-10-1 headphones $9.95 up. Italian wall JoLOR TV 1970. Automatic tapestry. Pool cues. Snow skis, fluning. Value $450. Will trade 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, boots and Poles. Complete beds CURT|S 0EST taken Pflrked Coral Gables at Mobile Hofne notorcycle. 371-1985. 4-10-1 canisters and uprights. Guaranteed $35 0° up. End tables, coffee one full year. $7.88 and up. tables, desks, metal cabinets. Mvanor 32x8 John Q 351.7219 5-9-30 DENNIS DISTRIBUTING Cameras, SLR, double lens, movie, 1 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. movie projectors. Polaroid $5.00 Opposite City Market. C-10-1 VAGABOND, 1967. 12 x 60. Front TWatches $5.00 up. D$22-5° Rings, adding UP' kitchen with walk-in pantry. •ts amp tuner, KLH STEREO SANSUI 5000A Pioneer machines, overhead projector. 800 Pa f|Qor jn djnj r0Qm MODEL APT. C-17 OPEN Carpeted ,jvin room Washer jers. bsr turntable. Electric PL41 turntable, 2 Pioneer CS88 nfles. Shotguns, ammunition. 300 EVERYDAY 1 -6 351-1192 after 6 p.m. speakers. $550. Call 337-1802 after 6pm. 3-9-30 guitars, 150 amplifiers. Drum sets. Musical accessories. Redvv0od Corner |ot in Ki skirting and porch, Arthur-S Court MODEL NOW OPEN Phone 332-6441 or 372-2797 Tools. 489-7089.5-10-2 MARSHA CHANEL Heaters, electric, gas, oil. We Buy, Sell and Trade. WILCOX new MOON 1966. 10x52 excellent TWYCKINGJHAM APARTMENTS are now SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East • leasing * with your rent at condition. Furnished. Imperial student units. These spacious luxury apartments are Seven-Thirty-One Michigan, 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 Village, Grand Ledge. $2995. Call collect 1-235-6284. 5-10-2 completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive TIRES, WHITEWALLS 8.85 x 15. 2 Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a new, 2 used, matched pairs. 12 x 60 MARLETTE with 8 x 20 dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control - 337-1253.5-9-30 attached deck. Excellent central air conditioning and Hotpoint condition. Completely skirted. appliances. These TEAC A6010 Tapedeck. Sherwood Utility shed. On nice lot in four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The 6 mo. leases S3300 tuner. Phone 332-3351. Stonegate. 15 minutes from student's leisure time has been adequately planned for I 5.9.30 campus. 393-2962. 5-9-30 with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms 9 mo. leases and private balconies. If you want to be , 12 mo. leases among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. There are TV RENTALS units starting at $70/month per man. I Blemish .Flange | I By the month Legend«r> ■ $950 .Heel| . Dyeing appall By the term ! I Titl3 0l«f Detect *25 , Winnow .Avail ' j *Man Reneissi or woman Luxury Suites frozen w| l'Cr0nerf,.B | [ lamb enance and Management Staff Free Delivery and Service £y TWyCKIHGHM 7w/a 4620 S. HAGADORN .Lofty,. _ mount""'! APTS. Ashen f A . .ElHptWJ I Phone 351-7900 IflfOfflKfl Pinch BXlAtCUFF P*. management exclusively by: .Eggs, , Social sweet pot phone 3bi ?»iI UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS I MTHOPt no- ALCO MANAGEMENT COMPANY 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, SepiemK*. 30,1971 BIG E-EBERHARD'S Mi/Utcfe Z)i4COtw£EV RYDA - - BIG E-EBERHARD'S EBERHARD BRANDS GIANT SALE! "Afa, floed FINEST QUALITY!... THEY'RE AS GOOD OR BETTER THAN FAMOUS NATIONAL BRANDS. THE BIG DIFFERENCE IS THE MONEY YOU SAVE -TRYTHEM -SEE FOR YOURSELF. dotted/fre/ot REG. 4FOR89c-BUY 6-SAVE 44c-EBERHARD'SQUARTERED ± M JUST A FEW BLOCKS OFF CAMPUS A 3301 E. MICHIGAN AYE. MARGARINE REG. 69c EBERHARD'S FINE QUALITY 0EI MB COOKING OIL t 59 NEXT DOOR TO SHOPPERS FAIR OPEN WEEKDAYS 8 AM 10 PM OPEN SUNDAYS 10 AM-5 PM REG. $1.16 EBERHARD'S SMOOTH PEANUT 99 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY,OCT. 3 JUMBO SIZE LOAVES -BUY 3 -SAVE 15c -24 OZ.WT.LVS IMF 37 OZ.WT. WE RESERVE QUANTITY RIGHTS C BUTTER JAR SAVE 280 28' BIG E BREAD 3 87 EBERHARD'S APPLE REG. 33c SPARTAN FROZEN f CHICKEN,BEEF 5 1102. OA. URKEY 3WT. BUY 4 - SAVE UP TO 32c - EBERHARD'S I BUY 6-SAVE UP TO 38c EBERHARD'S 16 OZ.WT. BUY 7 - SAVE UP TO 26c EBERHARD'S SAUCE 3: 39 LIMIT 3-PER COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. OCT. 3 TOMATO CATSUP I APPLE SAUCE CANS IRISH POTATOES "«,? EBERHARD'S CUT WAX OR TOMATO JUICE KERNEL CORN OR CREAM EVAP. MILK 'is* FR. STYLE 160Z.WT. UNPEELED HALVES GREEN BEANS APRICOTS 16 OZ.WT. ! SWEET PEAS 16 OZ.WT. CANS (KIDNEY BEANS LT0RDARK 16 OZ. WT. SAVE 170 REG. 3 FOR $1 _ PET RITZ FROZEN 20OZ. EGG NOODLES BROAD, MED. EX. BROAD ! CUT GR. BEANS CUT BEETS 16 OZ. WT. EBERHARD'S DRY MILK - 12 OZ.WT. PUMPKIN PIES mince 2 — 49 20 QT. SIZE ^Hr0R ^ CMS * | I JfcANS $ | CANS LIMIT2-PER COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. OCT. 3 EBERHARD'S FRUIT REG. 31c EBERHARD'S CALIFORNIA STANDARD COCKTAIL SAVE 140 w™£ REG. 39c __ JfeMMffl EBERHARD'S SALAD DRESSING. LIMIT 1 - PER COUPON PER FAMILY COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. OCT. 3 25' TOMATOES REG. 47cEBERHARD'SBARTLETT 4& C M I SAVE 160 REG. 55c POLLY ANNA . 16' PEAR HALVES 3^ REG. 34c EBERHARD'S YELLOW CLING I CINNAMON ROLLS 9' »39( LIMIT 1 - PKG. PER COUPON PER FAMILY ■ME ||^|JE6 HALVES *XU COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. OCT. 3 PeHCHES cans 09 FRESH PORK safe* CENTER CUT RIB PORK CHOPS BOSTON BUTT MSSS' elUC RO% "SSS FRAMES ——— PORK ROAST TENDER, TASTY PORK STEAK FIRST CUT PORK CHOPS 69£ HOME STY SPARE PREMIUM THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES MICHIGAN FRESH ICECREAM HALF GAL. QUALIT «A, " OffJL free art and home STUFFED BREADED APPLE CIDAR U.S. NO. 1 COMBINATION 69c - LB PORK CHOPS PORK CUTLET - MclNTOSH APPLES 4 - SI decorate Y°ur I" r«nmtnrcci o-otvcn«L VMniciico-oLILtU | VALUABLE COUPON* LUNCH MEATS 6 REDEEMABLE AT: BIG E - EBERHARD'S 8X10" , REG. 2 FOR 25c-SAVE 26c-ALL FLAVORS-16 FL.OZ. no return bottles ■ am ART PRINT FREE^ SON GLO POP!® S