Thursday VVorc/s . MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan „ 63 Numl"'r 55 ACCUSED BY MEMBERS Grossfeld quits post at ASMSU board meet "crucifixion" at Tuesday night's board meeting. "You get to a point where you're doing Cabinet President Bob Grossfeld. under fire from the student board for allegedly your best and the people working with you are doing their best, and a bunch of violating the Associated Students of MSU bureaucrats — namely, the student board — (ASMSU) Operations Code, resigned at say you can't do this.andyou can't do that, Tuesday night's board meeting. regardless of whether or not it could help The board moved immediately to accept the students ) then it's time to call it Grossfeld's resignation. quits," he said. The board also selected a representative to Academic Council to present a proposal "If we're going to go by the code, we'll that would allow students time to go all the way," ASMSU Chairman Harold campaign for fall elections. Buckner said Wednesday. "A lot of Grossfeld's move climaxed a three - hour (Grossfeld's) actions were interfering with session, most of it spent exchanging my job - evidently a lot of the board accusations. While the charges against members felt the same way." Grossfeld centered around the code, the Before resigning, Grossfeld made a real showdown was over Grossfeld taking proposal to amend the ASMSU action without first getting board approval. constitution, separating the cabinet from Grossfeld admitted breaking the letter of the student board. Under the proposal, the the code on certain occasions when there cabinet would have autonomy both was no other way of getting something financially and politically to carry out its done, but denied ever breaking the intent programs, while the student board would of the code. be restricted to policy matters. "The important thing is to do what we can for the students, and if that means "The cabinet is the arm of ASMSU that stepping on some bureaucratic detail in the actually does something — that can help code, then I'll step on it," Grossfeld said. people," Grossfeld said. "But Fm sick and "I'm not a Machiavelli, but on the other tired of one arm — the student body — hand I can't ignore things that have to be BOB GROSSFELD trying to hack off the other." done. Most of the things the cabinet's Grossfeld's proposal was sent to policy done have been in spite of the board committee. rather than because of it." to, no longer exists in the ASMSl' cabinet, In other board action Tuesday night, The chargers were nit • picking, he said, but legislative relations is serving Richard S. Kruch of ASMSU's legislative Grossfeld continued, because the board had ignored the same function. The difference was one relations bureau was chosen to present a the Operations Code on many occasions. of title, not of purpose, he added. proposal to Academic Council to allow The accusations Grossfeld also said that when he was students to participate in campaigning the against Grossfeld included: working for a candidate or party it was as week before and the week after fall Transferring $200 from the information Bob Grossfeld, not as ASMSl' cabinet elections without jeopardizing their services recount to the legislative relations president. academic standing. The proposal bureau account without the board's recommends: approval. (please turn to page 17) Using his position to advance political candidates and political parties. Issuing policy statements without the Yugoslav approval of the board. GrossfeltiL said the transfer of $200 was to use money that had been allocated by a previous board to a department that since has been phased out. Information services Surrounded by Yugoslav police officers President Richard Nixon shakes hands with a Yugoslav admirer. Nixon, who which the money was orignally allocated arrived in Belgrade Wednesday, stopped his car in the city to greet the people. AP Wirephoto Respect BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) — President the 1968. Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in was nations, Nixon One reason may have been that Yugoslavia just coming out of a day of mourning for Tito said Nasser's death "in the present political the Middle situationourin side East makes Nixon, "honored to be the first American incumbent on to exert maximum Arriving from Italy. President Nixon the late Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian President to visit Yugoslavia," appealed to efforts to arrive at a peaceful and just received a friendly and orderly welcome president whom Tito regarded warmly all nations Wednesday night to respect the from the people of Belgrade. Compared with At the state dinner the two pres. presidents political solution for which President Nasser - , "ghtsofothers. his visit last year to Romania, however, the heartily toasted each other's country, then strove his end." consistently and with ded.cat.on "Long ago Yugoslavia chose the path of welcome seemed smaller and less vibrant. got down to world problems. nonalignment, and for more than two decades Yugoslavia and Marshal Tito personally have played major roles in the nonaligned movement, throughout the w>nd,' the President said. "We in the United States respect that position. tlH> *>reat question today is not Administration attempts hnf whether ?r ? nation's aligned or nonaligned, to block lottery loopholes it respects the rights of others £ choose their own paths-and Yugoslavia, 1138 8'ven heart to those who W0U,d choose their own paths." Nixon spoke at state dinner draft board has reached his lottery number priority will be second only to that of a given by WASHINGTON (AP) - Still plugging volunteers during next January, February f Sldent years " Tito- who is a Communist but who has refused to holes in its draft lottery system, the but who has not been drafted by the end and March. recognize of the year. Moscow as the f fountainhead ' " " of' all administration has knocked down the The aim is to prevent the unfairness of communist wisdom. chance of escaping induction by becoming Selective Service officials said they have 1A late in the vear. drafting one man according to the lottery no estimate of how many men will be of last December and then passing up carried over with this three - month oasting his visitor,'. Tito i ho criticized criticized the tne The Selective Service System announced another man with a lower lottery number extended liability, but Tarr said "relatively Eal andT,S'ndochina ' ,0r intervention in the Middle Wednesday a three ■ month extension of just because he became available along with small numbers" would be affected. - and, by implication, draft liability for any 1-A man whose a crowd of other low -numbered men after the manpower needs were filled. The move also leaves unsolved the Dynamite crater That is the kind of situation created by problem of when one man is drafted under extended liability while another man in the mid • year graduation of hundreds of exactly similar circumstances escapes Twenty - one tons of dynamite, believed detonated by gunfire from a Vast crowds expected thousands of college students, many holding lower numbers than those already called. extended liability - and military service- passing car, blasted a 30 - foot crater in Interstate 44 at the edge of Springfield Wednesday. One man was killed and the truck disintegrated. Shock waves caused damage in downtown Springfield, 14 miles away and The time it takes to process such men into 1-A status leaves them unavailable for set off burglar alarms 60 miles away. (See story page 2) AP Wirephoto a draft call until late in the year, and the at funeral for Nasser Pentagon has been unwilling to wait that long for recruits. "Fairness requires that these men be FRIDAY DEADLINE its teader'Tk' fgypt is saying goodbye to N. Kosygin of the Soviet Union Tuesday. who came effectively exposed to a draft obligation," said draft director Curtis W. Tarr. ur^nsiL!fhur?ay on a sca,e probab|y Others arriving were: Emperor Haile The move leaves unsolved, however, a end ys of the Pharaohs. Vote drive Officiate Selassie of Ethiopia, President Makarios of j related fairness problem - that of the men Egyptians i»a,?„ilhty exPected a million Cyprus, Premier Jacques Chablane Delmas of France, Foreign Secretary Sir Alec already drafted to meet Pentagon needs because the latecomers were not available nears Douglas - Home of Britian, U.S. Secretary of it crowds^'f pV(' °! f'na' farewell, vast Health Education and Welfare Elliott Women Voters who were temporarily deputized. She said an their Brjnf ^yPllans. many still screaming Richardson, tlie chiefs of state of most Arab Voter registration for the Nov. 3 general election will end b riday accurate tabulation of new voters will not be possible until a week The carryover men will tend to benefit with less than 1.000 new voters on the books. *ow«townba?ro arm ' in " arm in countries and high level delegations from the new manpower pool facing next year's and a half after the books close Friday. nearly all nations. draft, while this year's pool sends extra "We'll have to get pretty busy to reach 1,000, including the ones At a meeting Sept. 17 the East Lansing City Council approved the funeral converging for the state The world leaders will march behind men in their place. we registered on campus," Beverly Colizzi, East Lansing city clerk proposal to instigate an affidavit in registering voters. The affidavit State in Kjff ,^asser's body, lying in Nasser's flag - draped coffin for the first mile The carryovers will, in fact, be drafted said. is a sworn statement signed by the potential voter attesting to his 'esidence. Palace, the presidential for 1971 calls even before the regular 1971 Mrs. Colizzi said 37 2 students registered at a registration table set age, citizenship and residence as being East Lansing. The affidavit was implemented by the city clerk Sept. 18. Ull0Sl manpower pool is touched. Their draft up at fall class registration manned by members of the League of amon8 ^em was Premier Alexi (please turn to page 17) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October I, l97q news WASHINGTON Pornography (AP) — It recommended state laws there law summary Contending U.S. censorship laws are ineffective, adult against public display of obscene pictures or their sale to children, conti inter rrant •rnmental said for the Johnson Congress. at the direction The White House has been at of administratii legislation. The 18 member commission's sponsored produced smut is a no evidence either thai significant cause of se unwarranted, often wrongfully but no similar ban on written commission's - crimes or deviancy or that i comrr 12 - member pains to note the enforced and unsupported by matter. And it asked mas: majority, led by Chairman corrupts the nation's moral most Americans, majority, "with the full freedom was not appointed by President William B. Lockhart, said "the climate. a sharply education so Americans of adults to read, obtain Nixon and has, in effect, . divided Presidential Commission frankly and openly deal with , spirit and letter of our But three on Pornography recommended sexual matters on an informed whatever material they wish.' disavowed its findings in Constitution" prohibit commissioners dissenting accused the advance. This indicates that few, Wednesday that they be basis. governmental interference unless majority of recommendini! if any, of its recommendations there is clear threat of harm repealed. "The commission believes that will a - mo^l anarchy andrl clone.... tl slanting ;.h be submitted and extensive as investigation has report in favor of t "I don't think the University pornography business. The community continue to in the future can have rules and JUSTICE DEPT. VISIT dissenters, includinn Nixon's only appointee, Charles H. Keating Jr., said the regulations different from the purpose of anti - obscenity laws is general public." to the Chance plays role in U' choice protect public, not individual, morality and never Trustee Don Stevens, was based on what they called the impossible task of D-Okemos proving specific harmful effects. "We are hoping that both the "The commission's Justice Department has been not asking us to invite them nor will be based in his other majority schools and the department will read to Wharton. report," they asserted, "is a gain from the are they inviting themselves," schedule and nc determined by exchange of Elliott Ballard, asst. to the Ballard said. "It's up to student a desire to visi particular It was by purely random information," Gentry said, "but president, any pornographer." International News choice that MSU was chosen to the 8°°d the discussions would administration s a the government and other groups." school. hopes The majority recommended host representatives of the would not ^ worth any by the first part of ne eek if Atty. Gen. The visits, in October and repeal of some 114 federal and Monsoon storms Justice Dept. if students here disruptions violence that students interested enough are beginning to lash the critical to are Mitchell will be some of the November, will be at the state laws against importing, northern sector of South Vietnam and could force the choose to invite them, Charles ,8. Dept. protest the to accept the invitation. I Justice on a campus. visit the convenience of the universities showing or selling pornography allies to abandon one or more of their forward bases. Gentry, assistant to Atty. Gen, "They're (the Justice Dept.) but his appearances John Mitchell, said Wednesday. "There won't be any blacklist am puses, as far as is possible, Gentry said. to adults. , Already, the northeast monsoon has cut heavily into "We wanted to of schools that refuse i get a American bombing strikes and reconnaissance flights. representative cross - section of , 5 Expedition And it could bring a large - scale enemy offensive. colleges of all sizes and in all If the discuss,ons , If the North Vietnamese follow their performance of tl\s past, they will use the tropical rains as cover for a drive toward South Vietnam's populous coast lowlands, some geographic locations," Gentry MSU is one of 51 campuses successful Gentry said country will benefit by having convinced the students that the to prote J»st.ce Dept. is concerned w.th , throughout the nation to which military sources report. the Justice Dept. has offered to the proWems of studente^ U' rejection of 3 students There was no solid indication of an oncoming assault send a team to discuss the p F?'m?rR A?MSfUM £'lb'nel "but, as one U.S. commander noted, "It is always a department's policies, practices Pres.den Bob Grossfeld Tuesday possibility." and intentions called tl\e ProP«*d visit a In Saigon, Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, commander of But the Justice Dept.'s team propaganda President Wharton Students involved won't rnmp ' if thpv y arpn't President was out of _ _ in the stage and \ the institutions serving the city." black students drop out of the U.S. forces in Vietnam, was reported "resting . .. town Wednesday and unavailable Detroit Geographical Expedition University of the absolute "One of the principles of the terrible schools in Detroit the comfortably" Wednesday night after he collapsed while ^comf assistant said. he attorney genets for comment. a spokesman for and Institute (DGEI), an necessity nece " of" new approaches" to " Expedition is that there is such a he's 'just a dumb nigger'. But say his office said the letter from the extension program which enables urban problems, particularly the attending a military ceremony earlier in the day. students from Detroit' thing as a black genius," Miss when you kids drop out of school It was the third time this year the four - star commander concept of urban control of Warren said. "It's just that when city to take University courses, has been hospitalized. The State News, the student will newspaper at Michigan State protest the refusal of the •XI.S. ambassador Charles W. Yost declared that revival of the Arab - Israeli peace talks Wednesday requires University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Subscription rate is $14 per year University to admit three students from the program at a noon rally, Oct. 12, at the Blast kills truckdriver; Administration Bldg. Strengthening of confidence four suspects questioned in the Suez Canal zone Member Associated Press, United Press Gwen Warren and Robert Ward, International, standstill agreement. Inland Daily Press Association, Associated two of 17 Detroit sophomores Collegiate Press, Egyptian Ambassador Mohammed H. El-Zayatt Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press who came to MSU through DGEI, immediately interpreted the statement as U.S. support of Association, United States Student Press Association. said the group will present a list of SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) across a four - lane highway Patrol said two Israel's position in quitting the talks on the ten demands to the administration. .. persons were grounds that Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. The students iaim 'iT' tne truck carrying 21 tons of interchange. taken into custody. Egypt violated the agreement by advancing Soviet - Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services University refused to admit the dynamite blew up on an Through the day state and The patrol identified four of supplied ground - to - air missile sites. Building, nterstate highway' west of federal authorities questioned Michigan State University, East Lansing, three students, who ha those questioned as Gerald The exchange occurred in speeches in the U.N. General Michigan. successfully completed about 40 Assembly in advance of another private meeting of the Phones: schoolT15, n ! afte7reportedTy^bei^tiT^y a PaSg The char^"^^!^ The °Perator of the *"«*, Tri ^mediale™ Bowden, 27 of Joplin and his 27-year-old wife Kim; Bobby L. U:N. Big Four chief delegates - their first since the civil car Schuler, 29, of Joplin, and war in Jordan and the death of President Gamal Abdel Editorial Classified Advertising 355-8252 supported harrassment of also charge truck driver was Led * > T Joplin, ; State Motors, ... .. Mo., . has Inc., of nearby , been - , doing Leonore Kimmel, 31 of Carl 355-8255 students and Junction, Mo. Nasser. Display Advertising business in spite of a strike of its 353-6400 faculty involved in the project. The blast shattered some Business-Circulation "One of the central features of drivers since mid September. A Tri - state spokesman said in 355-3447 windows as far as 12 miles away - Photographic Soon after the explosion there Joplin that men with those National News 355-8311 DGEI," Ward said, "is that and was orginally believed by report a witness saw a shot names had been drivers for the control of the program remains Z The Nixon administration accepted Wednesday a multi with the people of the inner- city, an earthquake. U n ^^ fired at the truck from a car and firm but had not worked since The program is now at a critical obtained a description and the strike began, and that the - deep, 50 - foot - wide crater license number. 3nillion dollar program for putting the unemployed into Later the Missouri Hiehwav ^Federally supported public - service jobs as part of a major overhaul of the government's manpower-training system. Z After an all - night negotiating session with members of the House Education and Labor Committee, the Four jurors chosen Administration accepted the job provision as the price for |etting a comprehensive manpower bill it wants, j With the stumbling block over public - service in trespassing trial employment removed, the bill was approved by the jpommittee 25 to 3. Life with Four of the six jurors that will hear the case of persons arrested prosecutor, called for two mistrials during the course of ►: Wholesale prices turned back up in September, taking EigRed for loitering and trespassing in the Union last spring were jury selection. According to the spokesman, Rasmussen told some of the bloom from the Nixon administration's has a certain selected Wednesday in East presiding Judge William K. Apparent view that it is winning the battle against Lansing Municipal Court. Harmon that defense attorneys Inflation. colon According to a Legal Defense asked questions of perspective > Food and fuels were the major factors in the rise of four Funds spokesman, the four were jurors that were designed to selected from a group of 18 indicate prejudice. Both motions ♦3 tenths of one per cent in the government's Wholesale potential jurors. The remaining were denied. tJrice Index for September reported by the Bureau of In other developments, two jurors will have to be called Milton {Labor Statistics Wednesday. The rise wiped out a four - from another list, he said. B. Dickerson, vice - president for tynths drop in wholesale prices in August, the first decline The spokesman,, who refused to student affairs, was subpocned ifi nearly three years. identify himself, said the by defense representatives this 5 The bureau's price report coincided with other prosecution, headed by Thomas morning in his office in Student Rasmussen, Ingham County asst. Services Bldg. Dickerson was to government reports warning of possible widespread fuel appear in Court today at 9:30 shortages that could further boost prices, and a 2 per cent ttse in prices paid to farmers for raw products. See Jean Claude Killy at 8 Subpoenaed earlier '* Most of the wholesale price changes in both August and Union Board Oct. 9 in Jenison. Tickets now p.m. W. Ostrander, asst. were manager Jack of available for $2.50 for further the Union Building, President September were due to food prices which are frequently subject to month - to - month fluctuations. The corn Christmas Flights information call John Munn 353-5199. at Clifton R. Wharton, Jr., and Edwin Reuling, asst. director to flight caused sharp price hikes for corn and other grains, the Dean of Students. $io report said. "Edward Everett Horton, whose sly, wry grin, * CVibration * HAWAII outrageous double take and anxious mannerisms made Sim a master of "fuesday. He was 84. drawing room comedy for 60 years, died I Brooklyn - born Horton made his debut as a chorus inside qfree Qfopint Detroit Dec. 26 - - Hawaii - Detroit Jan. 3 American Airlines 747 Jet Flight Only $339 CINCINNATI boy, Flight plus first-class hotel Starred in countless plays and made more than 100 l^horte - accommodations on Waikiki Beach Sandwich FATS movies. Death came at his home on Edward Everett 489 7170 Qorton Lane in Encino, California, a suburb of Los Shop Angeles. 5The cause ol death was not announced but the family C^6ours- requested that, in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions Ije made to the American Cancer Society. LONDON Monday Detroit - London - Detroit Stop in between classes 12:00-9:00 Dec. 17 - Jan. 5 Michigan News Tuesday - Thursday Boeing 707 Jet and get a quick 11:00-9:00 progress on settling local issues termed the key to "munchie" lunch for ending the l(> - day - old strike by the United Auto Friday 11:00 - Midnight Workers against General Motors continued at a sluggish under 75c. Saturday pjjee Wednesday and hopes of a quick end to the walkout 10:00-5:30 damned even further. ^Vitli bargaining on the national agreement being held in Sign-ups for both flights abeyance while all efforts were placed on the local - level begin today, Oct. 1 For information and agreements, there was little progress to report. general 3(5,358 Motors and the United Auto Workers had local issues unsettled when the strike j'ij QSb.QMPashwgfonre sign-up, come to the Union Board Travel began at Office, 2nd floor midnight Sept. 14. As of Wednesday afternoon, there Union Building. mow* ««**«<>" Wijre still 29,376 unresolved, down only 773 from the day act oss from Berkey bfj'ore. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday, October I, 1970 3 1 Dems stress liberalization politics. She said she thinks the be as ready to accept blame the recess offered by some we are to ascribe it to others." as only trustee to vote against liberalize it, if this \jfcs universities for students to work prohibiting a Communist recommended by students, -ted Both Mrs. Carrigan and speaker on campus in 1963. faculty. ^ Trustee Don Stevens, D during this campaign is Stevens came out in favor of appropriate, and she said she "If you can't allow free Okemos, and Patricia Carrigan, student representation on the speech "But I don't believe''the on a Democratic candidate for the approves giving academic credit board of trustees. university campus, where trustees should initiate this," he for programs concerned with Former then can you allow it?" he added. MSU Hoard of Trustees, said President Walter working in campaigns. Adams introduced Stevens as a asked. Tuesday night that any Mrs. Carrigan told the group Mrs. Carrigan, a member of man of "great personal courage" liberalizing at MSU would come that she deplores the Nixon Stevens was also the first to President Wharton's Commhfton to an immediate halt if their and Mrs. Carrigan as a woman suggest changing ROTC from Republican opponents are administration's "narrow and with "articulate and sensitive on Admissions, said she hopfe&to simplistic" compulsory to voluntary. Now, help make higher edu^rfbn elected in November. response to the understanding of the issues." he said he would vote to available to Speaking before a group of complicated and sensitive Stevens reported that he was eliminate ROTC or to further more minoritjpahd about 30 problem of student unrest. disadvantaged students. * faculty members, She said she students and aerees with the area residents, President's Commission of including Zolton Ferency, former Democratic candidate for governor, Democratic consistently Stevens said trustees supported the have the Campus Unrest's warning nation that has lost allegiance of part of its youth is a nation that has lost part of its future." She said the solution to , "A the Candidates praise recommendations of students this problem is not, as President and faculty. He said most Nixon has done, to dismiss the liberalizing policies have been war and domestic problems and passed by the board with party line vote. "I don't think the a University 5-3 blame campus administrators for not being severe enough. "I believe we at MSU cannot young campa community in the future can wait for national leadership to continue to have rules and Democratic nominees for the "Unfortunately, this type of may or may not be students., , regulations different from the provide the answers for us," she board of trustees issued a joint student activity draws little said. "Frequently nonstudent general public," Stevens said. statement Tuesday saying that attention, and Michigan voters groups fail to make this "If we are to address are more of He "constructive student aware student distinction. At MSU,' for Trustee talk said he feels students involved in politics are being constructively the problem of violence than student votes. participation in election example, 75 students marauding well campus unrest," she added, "we campaigns has far offset the "Violence like the recent Trustee Don Stevens, D-Okemos, explains some of his views - received and have through buildings at night hardly must be willing to recognize and to students and faculty while Patricia Carrigan, the other "knocked off" a number of violence engineered by a tiny bombing at the University of represent nearly 40,000 other deal with multiple causes and Wisconsin does little but conservative candidates for students who may have been Democratic candidate for the board, and former President their subtle intertwinings. We public office in various states. undermine legitimate attempts to studying, working for tuilion Adams look on. must be Mrs. Carrigan also said she willing to listen Board Chairman Don Stevens reform. It is gratifying to observe money or campaigning Mr' a State News photo by Roger Esckelson objectively to things we may not that senseless violence has favorite candidate. favored student involvement in and Ann Arbor educator Patricia find it pleasant to hear. We must received practically no student "The latter group —I the Carrigan cited examples of endorsement. successful campaigns and pointed Indeed, students nonviolent majority - make the BY MISS HESS out that "quiet, nonviolent involvement this past summer has seem are acutely thrown by aware that bombs professional permanent contributions society. And the violent minority to revolutionaries who incidentally subtract from that contribution." accomplished more than all the spring violence combined. Board rejects racism charges at "Students our are taking long looks institutions and shortcomings," they said, "but a finding violent few take advantage of this Palestinian girl freed the investigative task force of the Black Liberation Front. The board moved for dismissal representative on the board and by Mrs. Mary Sharp, executive The committee misunderstanding and a said lack of "involving alleged violations of the University policy against concern and attempt to destroy rather than reform. in return for hostages secretary of the judicial board. communication existed during th discrimination." of the charges "for lack of Mrs. Sharp is also a member of the LONDON (AP) — Britian released Leila Khaled from MSU's Anti • Discrimination situation due "to differences in The board is composed jail and probable cause to credit the East of three "Around the country students flew the Palestinian girl guerrilla out of the Judicial Board rendered its first Lansing City Council. cufturalor racial background." country Wednesday allegations." undergraduate students selected are flexing political muscles and night — the price for getting hijack hostages home safe from Aralj dtcision Tuesday in dismissing a The committee recommended The committee by Associate Students of MSU, finding it more worthwhile than Miss Hess alleged that Miss captivity. complaint filed by Pauline A. dismissal of the claim and also recommendation was accepted one graduate student selected by throwing rocks or bombs. Earlier Wednesday, the last six American male Hess, former MSU cheerleading Moy, Coleman and Powers the Council of Graduate hostages held bv reported they were "unable to unanimously by the board, Palestinian guerrillas in Jordan left Athens for home. "uttered false "Last month in East Lansing, coach. information, find demonstrable proof of overt according to Clifford J. Pollard, Students, three faculty members The release of the six cleared the way for Switzerland, published and uttered false acts of racial discrimination by selected for example, students objected to We$t Miss Hess charged racism as well associate professor of botany and by the Faculty Germany and Britain to free seven Arab commandos, as accusations and charged her with voter registration policies and Miss Hess." Committee on Committees, one demanded by the Palestine guerrillas. is discrimination and harassment plant pathology and chairman of racist and took their grievances to the City discriminatory the Anti- Discrimination Judicial member selected by the The 24 against Celeste M. Moy, Detroit Miss Hess was charged with Council — not to the streets. - year - old Palestinian left Britian from an air field at practices, respectively." "racist and Board. Administrative and Professional Lyneham, Wiltshire, aboard a Royal Air Force comet. junior and a cheerleader; Don . discriminatory Backed by an attorney general's E. Coleman, asst. director in the Association, one member The Comet headed for West Germany, perhaps to pick 1^? complaint was extensively practices against black The judicial board was selected by the Association of report, they were instrumental in up the-, Dean of Students officii And' investigated by a committee cheerleaders" on Feb. 3, 1970 established by the MSU Board of local three Arabs held there. Clerical and Technical Workers registration reform that can William H. Powers, Detroit which consisted of a student, a by the BLF investigative task Trustees February 28, 1970 and be used as a model for every other and one member selected by The plane will also stop in Switzerland to pick junior, and former chairman of faculty member and an employe force. up the three given jurisdiction over cases AFSCME Union local 1585. 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Henry is remains a man who never tires of animals summer equally determined to have son Hon in Winter" as a medieval John heir. proving his manhood in bed or HOLLYWOOD as asserting his authority in his (AP) - The "Virginia Woolf" which promised Geoffrey, the remaining son, American Humane Assn. plans iriubh. That has designs of his own for kingdom. But underlying his to start promise was seizing rating foreign - made boastings, shouting and movies magnificently fulfilled with a film power. To complicate things, coarseness is the serious side of "acceptable" or wm$ that parallels "Woolf' in a King Phillip of France arrives in "unacceptable" next month, a riuthfoer of ways. England to play the family man beginning to be depending on whether animals tormented by the prospect of Both deal with a love-hate against each other for France's in them have been death who seeks to live on A particular target treatedcruelly relationship between two people, interests in the spirit of patient through the achievements of a is the so equally matched, who enjoy revenge. called running W, used to trip a strong successor. inflicting pain on each other. By ROBERT KIPPER It's Christmas (1183) and the Beyond the composite galloping horse into a Instead of weapons the characters holiday brings Eleanor gloriously excellence of its stars, "The Lion spectacular fall, Harold State News Reviewer use words to wound each other, back to Henry's side at his court in Winter" also glitters with the Melniker, director of the vfrMeh, as it turns out, are far at Chinon. Despite the other association's Hollywood office, rti&te lethal. supporting performances of said. e the order of the plotters, the main battle rages Timothy Dalton, as between Henry and Eleanor. Phillip, and Invisible wires linking horse's day. Jane Merrows, as Henry's a Both screenplays possess a legs and off sarcastic, defensive humor that The plot concerns King Henry Despite their accusations, their mistress; the literacy of James an send him head over - camera stake II, who filmgoers met in schemes and their threats, a Goldman's script; heels, and alternates with their venomous thediscipline of sometimes he gets a broken leg "Becket," and the question of genuine affection still exists Anthony Harvey's direction and verbal exhanges. Both provide its which of his three sons will be between them. They engage in or neck, said Melniker. the and aeiors with wide ranging, named his successor. the "The practice same game of enhancement of John was quite sfrewdly written roles that Eleanor of Aquitaine, Henry's "oneupmanship" that George Barry's common until 1940 when the demand and receive the utmost in return. queen, has been imprisoned by and Martha played so viciously The result is a fully conceived 6Lion in Winter9 American Humane Association Henry and is let out only when in "Virginia Woolf." and faithfully executed drama come to Hollywood and worked out agreement with producers ;Tbe settings, of course, vary. state ceremonies or holiday They struggle with each other with taste and integrity all its an courts demand her presence. In for momentary triumphs and, to supervise animal action," he 'yThe Lion in Winter" takes place own. The film, shown on campus ia 12th century her solitude Eleanor Katherine Hepburn and Peter O'Toole play royal spouses in "The Lion in added. "One of the conditions England where spends her upon achieving a victory, each sits last weekend, returns at 7:30 Winter," Anthony was absolute prohibition of the cfamp castles, flickering candles, time plotting against Henry in back and with admiration waits p.m. Friday in the University Harvey's drama showing in the University Auditorium Friday. clanging swords and complicated hopes of placing her favorite son, for his opponent to make the Auditorium. running W. next move. What follows is expert "Now it's being used in some back - stabbing by two seasoned pictures produced in the last combatants who thrive on it and a family who have made the ARGENTINE CENSUS year or so in Spain, Italy and Yugoslavia. On the screen it's exercise of it their royal pastime. obvious. Some producers have As Eleanor, Katharine Hepburn said quite frankly they did it is overpowering. Never before has because they felt there was little her articulate voice, appearance strength been put to better use. The contrast of a woman who has known power and prestige regal and indomitable Housing shortage chance of injury to the horses." Involved, said foreign producers and a few Americans — "when they get outside the Melniker, United States, are Everybody has to stay home plan future housing When the forms were reduced to a vulnerable prisoner, Wednesday for Census Day in construction. law, since 14 happens to be the outside our jurisdiction." distributed last week, a court minimum legal age for marriage In several presents miss Hepburn with the Argentina, as 500,000 census There is a serious housing pictures made challenge of her career. Mastering takers pried into lavatory shortage in Argentina. Poor inspector, Dr. Carlos A. in Argentina. outside the United States every nuance, she produces an systems and asked whether there Minones, The Argentine He argued that if any little girl animals were killed, Melniker families live in squalid shanty unforgettable - equivalent of a U.S. marshal, under the age of 14 admitted to added. portrait of a were any 12 - year - old mothers. towns sprawled around the complex woman crafty enough to The last census in this second unsuccessfully sought an having had children, the census "We cannot tolerate actually outskirts of Buenos Aires — the impose her will but sadly aware of injunction against including that taker would have to report it to killing animals for the sake of largest country in Latin America seventh largest city in the world in the interview. her compromising position. She was in 1960 when 23 million — and other Argentine cities. police and charge of rape would entertainment," he said. "We say Minones said the question was have to be makes Eleanor a creature of inhabitants were counted. The lodged against an animal's life is entitled to Argentines buy rather than illegal, immoral and against the weathered elegance who, though government, while wanting to rent somebody. respect." apartments. But the petrified by the thought of the know how many persons now shortage of units means a young future and its possibility of live in the country, is also couple must pay from $12,000 continued loneliness, retains her seeking information how on to $15,000 for a one - bedroom unassailable facade to carry on Argentines live so it can better apartment. her encounter with her king, the source inspiration. of her strength and Peter O'Toole's Henry State Singers The price seems particularly expensive because $200 a month inconsidered a good wage in this Documentary proves a country. equal match for Miss face near The census takers, most of Hepburn's Eleanor. Henry is essentially the same monarch O'Toole vibrantly introduced in "Becket" except here Henry is holds auditions them recruited from universities and on colleges, sought information the type of construction, the NEW YORK (AP) - Filming a occupational Auditions for membership in materials used and the available Dog, Ont., for being on his the checkpoint and go to the mellowing with age. He still revels the State Singers, the touring space in the dwellings of the documentary requires adeptness property. military camp without papers," in outmaneuvering everyone. He wtih concert choir of mixed voices, are people they interviewed. a camera, an artistic eye Filming the aftermath of the Aulepp said. being held open until Oct. 10. There was also a section on and a patient disposition. But it disasterous June earthquake in At the camp they convinced 1 The choir will be sanitary facilities. also can suddenly turn Peru put two men in the hospital the commander that the MHA performing The WIC PRESENTS; story census Beethoven's Ninth Symphony takers wanted to find out if dangerous. with hepatitis. would help inform Americans - with the University Orchestra. families had hot and cold water It did just that for three NBC The crew in Lebanon was about the Palestinian cause. For this reason, the group, and toilets. film crews working on segments manhandled during a street They returned to Beirut, where THURS - BROOY 6:30,8:30,10:30 ordinarily limited to 65 persons, is being expanded. Altos and However, because the shanty • towns are without such niceties, of the upcoming "First Tuesday" in Lebanon, Canada a demonstration, threatened with hand grenade and had its Aulepp said "we had drawn up of doubtful papers tenors with previous experience there also spaces on the and Peru. camera cable cut. Twice they were authenticity giving us permission Clyde are particularly needed. census forms for families having The crew dispatched to Beirut, tried to film Palestinian students to film." To arrange for an audition, a occupying the Jordanian was the student should call Harold F. outhouses or nothing at all. Lebanon, to film Arab students The crew returned at dawn to All women 12 years and over at the American Embassy, but were thrown out the camp, but the commander leader Brown, director of State Singers, had to answer questions about there about the University got time of by Lebanese soldiers. They came was rather skeptical of the the at 353-9127, or call the music how many children they have back at midnight and got the plane hijackings and ran into signature. He said a commando dept. office. had born alive. trouble about everywhere story. leader was expected later and let they turned. Intrigue of a more dangerous them film the story in the sort was needed to film a meantime. ENDS TODAY: In Canada, reporter Steve Palestinian commando school "HOUSE "Luckily, we finished filming Delaney went looking for for children. Bill Aulepp, the before the leader arrived and got OF DARK SHADOWS" methyl mercury pollution, but : ^EEATTl? 1:4S-3:40-5: 3S-7:30-9:30 ended up barrel of looking down the a rifle. He unit manager, permission because it was refused was near the hell out," he said. The crew in Peru was not so was the war zone. threatened lucky. They were hospitalized in by an Indian in White "So we had to sneak through a Russian relief clinic for what Starts Tomorrow was thought to be dysentary. But on return to the United Is he father or husband? States, cameraman Leigh Wilson ; J FRIDAY COIMRAD 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 , IB ',-x ■ $ This Priest can't decide. rSPARTAN Sophia inV TWIN EAST RANDOR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST """ — and unit manager Philip Miller were hospitalized again, this time for hepatitis. The producer, Tom Tomizawa, who also was SATURDAY stricken in Peru, has not yet had > his ailment diagnosed. WILSON 7:00, 9:15 Bonnie MSU Ski Club presents Jean wrote Claude. Tickets for Oct. 9 poetry performance at Men's IM, Weathervane, Sporthaus & Sportsmeister. General $2.50 Reserved $3.50 . -FRIDAY - I WILSON AUD. ' 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 NOW SHOWING Steve McQueen SATURDAY SHOWING AT 1:15 Due to the abnormal "The Reivers" - - - 3:10 - 5:10 - 7:05 - 9:05 { CONRAD AUD. Subject matter of I 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 tSPARtfrfwIN WEST HELD OVER ONE MORE WEEK! li : DON'T MISS IT! PAUL NEWMAN IS Robert Lauren BUTCH CASSIOV AND THE SUNDANCE KID N„,k.„ Forster Hutton - PLUS - IS ROBERT RE0F0R0. Notttiatitmatters,but KATHARINE ROSS most of it is true. 'Pieces of Dreams" ^™20th Century Fox k presents Lawrence^ Durrell's > v .Will Geer Shown Friday I09 Anthony at 7:00 and 9:15 GP': . HOW TO MAKE IT AT 11 P.M. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday. October 1. |»>7Q T 21st CELEBRATION J Red China marks By JOHN RODERICK the Soviet Union birthday coexistence versus against Economically, Peking reports a unsuccessful, negotiations revolution AP Writer and protracted encroaching on Chinese borders. good harvest and satisfying Peking. Moves have been made war. The mood this year is more One of last year's Oct. 1 guests progress industrially. Foreign to improve trade relations relaxed. trade continues to grow. between the two countries. absent from the festivities is TOKYO - Red China The chaos of the three - year After long absences a Soviet Cambodia's Premier Lon Nol. In marking its 21st birthday Vnaus 0/ fine l"ree " year These signs of stability have ambassador soon will be seen in his place will appear effervescent seemingly more confident, more ™ltura! ™°lut'?1- ^ ,.**1 been — matched by uy a more Prince Norodom Sihanouk, once stable and less fearful of war J?y relat.lve Political confident approach to foreign Peking and Chinese ambassador in Moscow. and, he hopes, futuft*. with the Soviet Union than it caltm- about - ™e Communist party has restoring party affairs. Long-vacant Cambodian chief of state. After. was a year ago. ambassadorial posts have None of this means, however, inches. Chai Sihanouk's ouster March 18 the Western sources speculate that filled and Premier Chou En that the Chinese • Soviet conflict Tse-tung and his associates feel Chinese took him under their the holiday Thursday may be is expected soon to make a tour SDectacular sufflciently sure of themselves to of wing. Asia, Africa, the Middle East The Chinese seem more deeply The Russians have maintained demonstration of Chinese S,a" theu National People's and Europe. at odds than ever with the relations with Lon Nol and nuclear progress, the launching Congress back into session after Anxiety ovsr a Soviet border Russians over Indochina, snubbed Sihanouk. intercontinental ballistic ? h,.atus of five years- No date ma.B~s,n„o"rs evidence that such - —- ful In the Middle East, the Chinese seek to ride guenriWa. a test, moving violence to greater influence Hi Peking into the first rank of Astronaut the Arab world. prepared. Two nuclear explosions — one COSTS CITED Astronaut Neil Armstrong, left, first man to set foot on his hand at flying the underground, the other in the Boeing 747 Tuesday in Seattle. Armstrong left Boeing field then flew t< Everett for touch and go landings, then headed over the Olympic Peninsula of Washington. - - atmosphere — punctuated the 20th anniversary period in 1969. Auto warranties shrink They appeared timed to DETROIT (UPI) — Until 10 Dealers announced its 1971 prices earlier were unhappy years ago, a new car carried a this week, war—" ' ' ' warranty of three months or High cost, administrative exp AFROTC up coed 4,000 miles, and the dealer who sold it had to make anything that went wrong. Since the 1961 models, good on nuisance and dealer dissatisfaction seem to be the reasons for the warranty cuts. All companies closely gua serv warranties increased through the their warranty costs. It decade until they were backed by estimated that during the first By DAVID BASSETT in "Lee (her fiance) and 1 hof program the manufacturer for 24 months or 24,000 miles, plus a five-year, 50,000-mile warranty on the engine and drive train. With the advent of the 1971 the long warranty periods v effect, repairs cost talking with Col. Goebel (Lt. program. I hope to become a Force. State News Staff Writer models, manufacturer warranties Col. Richard B. Goebel of the nurse, and the Air Force has a If she successfully completes have been sharply cut and all new the warranty systems, feminine Dept. of Aerospace Studies)." really great nursing program. the AFROTC program, she will cars now carry a warranty of 12 The 5-50 warranty Why would i i very "I wouldn't recommend it for be commissioned as an officer months or 12,000 miles with a particularly bothersome. An ai young lady with long blond hair she said, "and it really sounded all girls," she added, "but if they and be required to serve in the lint to enroll in Air Force interesting. Lee will be going few extra innovations for the first maker like General Mot* plan to go into nursing or just Air Force for four years, 90 days of the warranty, ROTC? Simple. Her fiance's in into the Air Force some day. producing nearly 5 million c want to do something different, Lt. Col. Goebel, Miss Stewart's including free wheel alignment, year, was faced with the task of It and I thought it would be a good I think it's just great." instructor, is supporting her There is no more 5-50 warranty Becky Stewart, Fowlerville idea if I got at least a general efforts 100 per cent. keeping these cars on the books freshman, is the first in the idea of what he will be doing." If Miss Stewart does decide to on the drive train. for warranty purposes for five think it-s the thing history of MSU to be a member 'My parents thought it enter the two - year AFROTC Chrysler Corp., which years. That meant keeping kind of kookie at first," she on earth," Goebel said. "I think introduced the 5-50 warranty in records on upwards of 25 million in any ROTC program. As program, she will have to attend it ls going to gjve our program a coed cadet, Miss Stewart continued, "but they don't mind field training encampments in tremendous boost. Everyone I've 1963, was the last auto maker to cars before they ran out of the eligible to compete for AFROTC now. As for Lee, he thinks it's six wm>k« civ weeKS. Her ner i * abandon it when the company warranty period. SpQken with agrees scholarship which provide full really great. My friends think it's AFROTC uniform will consist of AFROTC will give women an tuition, incidentalfee allowance unusual, but they haven't said a skirt and jacket, identical to excellent background if they for books, and $50 per month in much." that worn by women in the Air pjan enter the Air Force." nontaxable subsist During the coming year, she allowances. If she does decide to will take basic introductory jr the Air Force, she will be aerospace studies, eligible for any program except learning general AFROTC and pilot training. Miss Stewart's primary i for enrolling in aerospace studies I'm going to make wis the fact that her fiance is a of the Air Force," Miss Stewart member of the program, but, she said. "I won't have to make a idded, the Air Force has an definite commitment until I'm a excellent nursing program. junior, but I really like the Digged is nobody's ant NMU sets up council to form link with city MARQUETTE (UPI) — With area and look into the problem the help of city officials in this of student-police relations. Upper Peninsula community, Northern's several hundred Northern Michigan University employes make it the largest President John X. Jamrich this single employer in Marquette, year established a university - "People here recognize the community council. tremendous impact of the The 12 • member body will university and we hope this will continually meet throughout the provide a way for them to better year to open communications understand the school," Jamrich between NMU and the city. It said, j. w'" 8ct 85 a mediator if any jwputes or confrontations e'op between school and community. .The rapid growth of universities, particularly in the w 10 yearSi has perhaps utstnpped the readiness of 0 n cities and universities to hnnan«'.e 'a rge student MtoU ati!°ns'' Jamrich said in establishing the body. He said he "°Ped the council will act as an "„°rmal human commission for the relations Marquette To Fly American Air Lines call College Travel 351-6010 A"burn Film Group |0ctQ2& 3 Wait Until Dark , I 1 16& 17 DD 16&17PEARLIE Little Chickadee I| I (Gone Are The Days)l Hocus rimental 23&24 For A Few „n 0& 31 Phantom Dollars More of the Opera & The Raven ""•JJITrtpbChH. 14 Casablanca 20 & 21 Treasure of Sierra Madre j for u 1Wells Hall 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan P Thursday, October 1, 197J WINs 1000 When Psych committees %r I ZODIACASH 4,200,000 Tickets to be distributed PRIZES *1.000.00 J100.00 *25.00 You Odds Chart Ploy 100 250 6 as of sept. 28,70 NUMBER OF PRIZES UNREDEEMEP open to undergrads and the Space Committee, which departmental building space. Officers of the Psychology Club, of psychology majors are automatic members, ar assignJ which a ^ *5.00 1500 Nominations for 12 undergraduate student also being nominated. Positions of positions on governing committees in the Dept. of president, vicj *2.00 2500 president and secretary are open. Psychology are being received until 5 p.m. today in These student representatives and *1.00 12000 109 Olds Hall. Club officers will have full voting power Psychology! at all Under a proposal approved by the department regular faculty meetings as well as on their specific! last spring, undergrad students will serve for the committees. I first time on five of the 10 department Any psychology student desiring committees. should leave his nomination! and phone number in name box at 109 Olds Hall. A short theL "It's the first department in the University that biographical sketch! is optional. All psychology has implemented the suggestion in the McKee majors will receive! ballots by mail before Oct. 5. I Report to allow undergrads to serve as full voting "A lot of students are bitching about members on faculty committees," Dick Aslin, that, and here is an opportunity to get involved this and! Brookfield, Wis. senior and cochairman of the in| the decisions of the Psychology Club said. Flint senior, said. department," Gary Wood I The McKee i Report proposing increased student Wood, cochairman of the Psychology Club participation in academic governance, is now being ft, hopes to see course revisions within the! reviewed by the Academic Council. department and an increase in clinical courses. Positions open to undergrad psychology majors "At least 60 per centof the If are on the following committees: Undergraduate in the clinical area, and there is psychology faculty is I Instruction Committee, which determines only one undergrad I offering in clinical psychology," he said. I curriculum and graduation requirements; Courses in Advisory Committee, a liaison between the adjustments and drug therapy, student personal I department chairman and undergrad students; more field placements in local intitutions are other reforems that Wood and 1 Human Subjects Committee, which decides ethical foresee after students obtain Aslin I procedures for human subjects in experiments; voting power c USDA Choice Tenderay committees. 4th & 5th Rib Rib 'SURVIVAL KIT' Roast Miami freshmen Kansas VD, drugs, ■ City Steaks ■ on f f i| I Lrr . f v 11 MIAMI, Rib yourself a Fla. (AP) - "Save beating or possible may be frightening to see that students. told Wednesday of a members of the same sex are older woman registering for I rape," says a little blue booklet, TOP VALUE attracted to you, this does not classes who asked for extra Steaks STAMPS "Travel in groups at night." Itadds: imply that you are homosexual." survival kits for he* college - ape Venereal disease: "Get chi'dren enrolled elsewhere. "If you've got a convertible save yourself a slashed treatment at the first sign of "This is the kind of thing she Silver Platter USDA Choice Tenderav Arm Cut West top and trouble. The University Health wanted them to know," Gennett Virginia Who It Portion Pork Butt Roost or { Park Roost J leave your doors unlocked . . . Center will treat you and the Swiss Steak u 89< bwL Hams Concerning birth control, if you world won't find out." How did the students like it? need it — use it... Drug use exists Boneless Rolled 4 Tied USDA Choice Tenderay Campus protests: "Express "A sign of receptivity to your feelings and ideas. However, "^terial given out at registration Boston Butt Roast Chuck Steak ^ 79( All Beef Wieners /it The booklet is part of a purple keep your mind open to more 08,1 be found in the library area Fresh Picnic Style Ocomo Fried and white "Survival Kit" handed than one Pot chke's idea, or opinion, or w^ere the students register," to each freshman Pork Roost 1 Chickeni Basket 2f>Lt',$1.89 Economy Bacon 3pLkhg 79< registering this philosophy. The university has in Bennett said. "We didn't find any Eft TOP VALUE fall at > the 18,500 - student the past brought disciplinary surv'va' kits littering the grass." P.f.r'% Rolled 4 Tltd Krogor Vac Poe Fro*-Short 3v STAMPS UniversitydfrMiami'.1'" : action against individuals And though the Ms were Other items in the Boneless Hants Sliced Bacon Pertb FilUt include pamphlets titled "About package involved in disruptive des'8ned for freshmen, the demonstrations. There is no "PPe^classmen have been asking Syphilis and Gonorrhea." reason to think this will ■ Park Loins * "Modern Methods of Birth change." 'o^ them too. nriiac- "nmo« nioooi a™ Gennett said, "One of the Control," and "Drug Abuse: The Chemical Cop-Out." thI™°* rth rfck t "X? The thi"gS universities hav* been There's also a wallet - sized card experfences are atteinaWe tlev gUilty °f is to assume a rather giving emergency telephone could be good they could be bad ost"Ch ' llke Posture- 11 isn't numbers, including one for bail - - you but make up your mind are caueht with drues If on « ?,! f°r universit><* to c°n.f,ne themsleves to academic ThT'CK The blue booklet „, was prepared „ " iodd7hs»„°c" 2S2.""1 advke °n studem by the university s Student Life you will be kicked out of school." «wfhov We have some sortf of, an Committee, which also put Is the frankness likely to upset obligation to prepare students to I Orange Jaica J together the survival kit. It's the Parents? Apparently not. Dr. adjust to the campus first such effort by the group of Nicholas Gennett, dean of environment." L . - "It - ^ faculty advisers and upperclassmen. "We've tried to give you some information about the area Center chooses prof which, we believe, will present the pure ha o« o( any 4 ■ some of your decisions," the committee most difficult said in to serve as director ■ W.itinghouee ■ an introduction to its booklet. Del Monte French Cui The visiting professor who Dolt Juict : Light Bulbs I "We have tried not to moralize coordinated meetings of the next August, but he will leave the that's a hassle." center if a new director is found Green Beans — P in topplt-Grope fruit Pineapple Clovtr Vallty Vanilla 2 o?c«. 69< or Morblt Fudge L m'ZmZiSmfZm Jfi . On homosexuality, it advises: "If you are naive about sex or plenary group of the African Studies Center throughout the before then. The plenary group was summer has been chosen to serve Del Monte or/ *20K-r>%\ Ice Cream have little experience, those established as the governing body Del Monte Who It Wax Sliced No Cod',r 99< already well-firmed in as the center's acting director. of the African Studies Center last Sugar (75 2—Ply 11 x 11) TOP VALUE homosexual practices may make Victor N. Low, professor of year after the center was shut 2 ^0c2f, 69< Bounty Towels 2^39( STAMPS advances toward you. While it history, has agreed to serve until down and presented with a list of black student demands last "III" ON THE October. ■ Smart Chick Hose ■ LEATHER The group, which includes 11 students, has been meeting since then to establish new policies for L VESTS ONC«OS COATS IT: the center permanent director. and to find a Charles Hughes, former FRINGED JACKETS director of the center, TOP VALUE resigned in Breakfast Drink Birds Eye Kroger Mel O Soft Kroger Iced [E3 STAMPS the wake of the student demands last year. Buttermilk Bread 4*1°/.$ 1 Raisin (read 4 Ki°." $1 ! Chocks Vitamins ■ $1.00 off your ticket to see Kroger Plain, Lemon or Orange 541 E. Jean Claude Killy when a united 12-21 card is presented Angel Food Cake wf&h 39< Lowfat Milk 2oVcf„',79< GRAND RIVER at the Men's IM, Sporthaus,* Kroger Ch6c Flavored Lowfat, Skim or PHONE 332-6878 Sport smeister a • Kroger Puddings V.>1', 8c Cheese Pino Weathervane. Rent A Tube! Pick up your set today! | Now Crop Tokoi Volenc Tryen Baked Oranges 5&49{ Acorn Squash each 19< Diamond Brand Shelled Home Grot Butternut Squo,h Yellow Walnat Moats White Music , or or I Green Cabbage 5C Buttercup Squash eoc/,19( Popoyo Popcorn K>°', 39t ' Indian Summer Sweet u Multi-Colored Kiddies Love Em • «>».-, 99* ; T Co. § "OPEN «.<*..» K,.,., ■ w| OPEN WED WED. AND AMD TMI idc TII THURS. TIL 9 Aanlo Cider if/99 Indian Corn *61? 39( Caramel Apples o>^ 39 ( Lb■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ on■ 245 ANN STREET Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. October 1. 1971) ^ Hart supporters ■M By DAVE SHORT Approximately 125 students money." senator's wife, will appear a Oct. 26 tc speak for the Hart ■ I' State News Staff Writar attended the organizational The primary n by the p.m., Friday, Oct. 9 in campaign. *11 MM Men MSU ts. j Students - for meeting, the group's first of the organization in :t few days Auditorium, Hart fall term. Wj|i be in. ng voter Students involved in ticket sales Bodwin urged students to write * 19 formalized Plans Tuesday for Randy Bodwin, chairman of registration in tl before the and promotion for Mrs. Hart's "Inters to the Editor" in their voter canvassing, fund raising, the MSU Students for Hart, Oct. 2 deadline. meeting at 7:30 tonight hometwon and area newspapers I™" reg,strati°n „and speaker outlined the various activities Two speaking appearances later appearances in the in the U.N. Lounge of the Union concerning the Hart campaign 12, fina1 month of that the group wiH undertake in this campaign drive before the the next few weeks to "produce month represent the Bodwin also said he "expects" and related topics, Nov. 3 elections. organization'sprime fund - raising Sen. George McGovern, D.-South Members of the group plan to votes, change minds, and get activities. Mrs. Jane Hart, the Dakota, to appear on campus maintain an office in the UN Lounge until the election. They GUARDS CHANGING plan to sell and distribute literature there in order to raise money. The organization also plans to Capitol updates security give people rides to the polls on election day and to have workers supervise the election procedures. Hart's statewide student By ROBERTA SMITH State News Staff Writer Appropriations Committee, said "Let me stress, however, that seizure, first aid, firearms, tucker, spoke no additional funding is necessary people will be first and property personal combat and extensive j /J*1"®..® meet'n8- He Under a new security pain, 36 to provide the $613,000 that will second," Carter siad. firetraining. Stud t f H k °f specially trained security guards, supervised by a total of 21 State inciuaea fn«f' m ine siaie ronce Included in the 140 hours of guard training is constitutional The training is similar to that of and State Police troopers with the most effective" of the^O ... „ .. .. campus organizations in the state Police personnel, will guard the "ud8et, Zollar said. law, community and human exception of studies r~ —*— State Capitol complex vehicle regulations and extensive I II .u n, „ „ .• relatioas, law of arrest, search and Senator Hart will speak at 11 Initially the State Police were physical training. Until the security guards this Saturday at the opening asked to form proposals for an m. began duty in the area this week, improved security system. Zollar Zollar said the guards have of 6th District Congressional untrained and unsupervised said that the State Police worked out "quite well" in their candidate John Cihon's campaign were la watchmen acted in a protective ■ | first week of duty. assigned the job because they MemONCll Set headquarters. e "probably the best and most Rock bottom support properly trained police in the Sen. Charles O. Zollar, R Benton Harbor, explained that - state." for Nasser This MSU coed chose to display her support for Sen. Philip A. , Hart, D Mich., in an unusual way - by sporting a bumper the Legislature felt professionals , ® 8uard procedure is : sticker on the seat of her pants. She was attending the MSU should provide security in the structured closely to industrial Memorial services for Egyptian i. Many complaints of security security and that used at the president Gamal Abdel Nasser, i Students for Hart meeting Tuesday night. Capitol in Washington, D.C. In who died Monday will be held at State News photo by Roger Esckelson Lansing, the guards patrol the 8 p.m. Thursday in Parlor C, several blocks with the Lansing Union. *>°'ice' Speakers at the service will be Mrs. Nixon Rome, "Within five years the complex inherited four buildings plus the underground parking that many pr°!1essor !n Justin Momll College and social sc. Mohamed Abouelseoud, asst. secretaries must enter in the late Professor ?f,natura) science and a evening," Sgt. William H. Carter, rePresentat|ve of the Pan - rejoins husbaNaples commanding "The guards had spread officer of Si,y°,f »,d themselves too thin and couldn't the Afncan Student Organization of the Americas (PASOA). The services are being held through the Organization of Arab ROME (AP) - Pat Nixon "Tell him we're praying for Mrs. Nixon had what she says is keep up with the times." Students. Wednesday said farewell to him." her favorite food - spaghetti and Rome, "a beautiful city." where, Mrs. Nixon had stayed behind meat balls - in her hotel suite I she said, "I'd like to stay and in Rome for two days while where she dined alone, her press | play-" President Nixon went off to visit secretary, Constance Stuart, the 6th Fleet and confer with said. a motorcade drove down I the Appian Way to the airport, military and diplomatic leaders Mrs. Stuart said that Wednesday morning, with | 'from Ma to a group jpoiof gins girls ana and nans S^e t?ok ,the presidential jet, bouquet of flowers, Mrs. Nixon Santa Rosa's Home for Air Force 0ne- form CiamPino received a hand - written letter Retarded Children Dressed in M,litary Airport to rejoin the addressed to "The First Lady of blue uniforms, the girls gathered Pfresident in Naples Wednesday to wave Italian flags and applaud fterno°n l° W'th h'm herilong the roadside. for visit to Yugoslavia. u % ... , Nixon got out of the car , At planeside she greeted lin of Girl Scouts a to greet the sisters and the girls, Brownies who came tr T ,. . a , quet of B°°db>'e On Tuesday, Mrs. lh,S?Cr I nad turned out before the group to watch handed out rosebuds I her pass, but the motorcade and I its police escort went by too fast I »d did not have a chance to I stop. Hie First Ladv made up for it Koday with a special greeting. I Sister Claire Holmes from I Chicago told Mrs. Nixon to say I wllo to the President. We're stretching our hours to serve you. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. MSU Book Ston• In the Center for International Programs State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Thursday. October I. 1970 1] Milliken chides opponent By JEFF SHELER Later Wednesday, Levin participated directly i drafting expect about 5 pe special assistant for i State Newi Staff Writer responded to Milliken's remark that letter." unemployment at the end of the affairs, Gov William r Miiiiiron ♦ l, and char8ed that the governor On the UAW strike against quarter," he said. a job at hK Wo r Wa* "graSping at straws" in his General Motore Corp., Milliken underscores the need for action opponent Levin WednesH™ stall L ZlX Sa"der.M "Id an increase to 9 per cent u wou|d aPP^r that my unemployment in the state Earlier, Virginia Milliken H Knauer, President . on the part of all levels of », government — federal, state and of fence ririinJ 8 Rt,Publican opponent has been could be expected bv the year mixuii s special assistant for |oca| _ respond to citizen h ne e o no opposes t? a a " *"5 proposed Stung b*and th(' char*e' now heard end " settlement is not reached consumer affairs and Charles demands for greater attention morp more Qften in Harmon, who the Governor nrntertinn rnn,impr protection,"" Milliken Vfunk ?h„ of'?Cra amendment to Michigan, that weak leadership "If the strike ends s< appointed Wednesday "Pnf Constitution. cilon r, »TU L ,'ns broke" °" this from the Romney lon8 administration brought brink of crisis, not only in Milliken said at his education but in the areas of . MillikeS us to the RADICAL-LIBERAL 12. weekly news conference. "After dru„ control crime and all you can't play leader while unemployment," Levin said, you re sitting on the fence" Levin asserted his position a statement earlier this against parochiaid "has been week, Levin said he would not a PP.orl j, ..„mt "dm< the nl . Statewide . totally consistent" since he has proposed supported auxiliary services to w .cb will appear private schools while opposing Agnew rebukes Goodell MINOT, N.D. (AP) - Vice President Spiro T. administration and suggested we stay out of his U" ballot in "direct grants" state. I'm merely saying I'm not supporting Sen. November. Milliken voiced his LeViii called for a "formal Agnew said Wednesday he would have to include opposition to the proposal last Sen. Charles E. Goodell, R-N.Y., in "that radical Goodell." statement of opinion" from w"'k- • liberal coalition that has been obstructing the At Palm Springs, Calif., Sept. 12. Agnew Atty. Gen. Frank Keliey to President's program since 1968." He said he declined to specify that Goodell was one of his Controversy over the determine what the effects of amendment would not support Goodell for re-election. "radical • liberal" targets, but said, "I probably proposal, which the amendment would be if it And in New York. Goodell attacked will make some judgment about that particular would ban public funds from becomes law. Agnew, saying he was "deeply disappointed in Agnew's senator somewhere along the campaign trail." nonpublic schools, picked up Milliken said the exact effects steam last week when John W. public statements about the presidential Goodell also faces Rep. Richard L. Ottinger, of the amendment would not be commission's report on campus unrest. D-N.Y., in the senatorial election. Winning man Porter, acting superintendent of known for certain "until the public instruction, released an courts make the final In a television interview taped for showing In response to Agnew's statement that he Wednesday night in several North Dakota cities. would not support Goodell for reelection, the analysis of the "potential determination." Thomas Sells, Farmington senior, takes home the portable results" of the amendment Agnew said: "Sen. Goodell has left his party. He senator said in New York: TV set he won in a drawing sponsored byTHE magazine and ''Regrettably, this has not supported this administration on the key "I am confident that the people of New York should it be passed. determination will not come the MSU Bookstore. The drawing was held during Welcome Porter said the law could be State will not allow Spiro Agnew to pull the lever unless there is an affirmative Asked if this meant he might support for them in November." interpreted to prohibit funds for vote on the amendment itself," State News photo by Milton Horst Conservative James Buckley, in the November Although the vice president said he was not auxiliary services in including the governor said, fire and police protection and election the vice president said, "You can't make announcing his support of Buckley, Ottinger He said Porter's letter that assumption. I merely say that my declared: "This I GUERRILLAS SAY sanitation services to nonpublic •chools. "presumably" speaks for Kelley, since "his (Kelley's) deputy already rejected the support support for Sen. Goodell is a moot question because he of the is an internaiRepublican parly matter. It is not surprising that Mr. Buckley would be Mr. Agnew's choice." Arab truce called failure BIG AFTER-RUSH and taking them to base on the Hilmi said the mission was The Jordanian army launched outskirts. accompanied by Jordanian army I artillery and ground attacks officers, a measure apparently The three - man Arab truce | Wednesday against two guerrilla People throughout the Arab committee, headed by Premier VlPRICE Id towns in Northern Jordan world continued to mourn his designed to prevent army forces Bahi Ladgham of Tunisia from firing at the missions' I in violation of the latest truce, death, which occurred Monday annnounced Tuesday a two - | the Palestine guerrillas charged. of a heart attack. phase plan for the restoration of The three ■ man Arab truce Other Arab truce officers peace. It calls for the withdrawal In some instances violence I committee in Amman, the began making the rounds of from Amman of both the army flared. Arab mourners in the I Jordanian capital, sent Arab and the guerrillas. I obeners to investigate. The two occupied Gaza Strip threw a Amman, rounding up guerrillas I re Amman and Irbid. 50 miles north of the scene of violent I fighting in the 11 - day civil war, | and Ramtha, 10 miles to the burning tire at an Israeli army vehicle and shouted "God greater than Israel" when Israeli troops fired over their head. The Arabs marched through is BOOK SALE In the United Nations, Vnited States appealed to Israel the Gaza waving black flags and ■chanting: "God is great. Take Hundreds of new quality paperbound and Egypt to resume the stalled Nasser to paradise." Middle East peace talks. The Palestine guerrilla charge, In Beirut, the Lebanese Wanted: and hardbound titles broadcast over Camascus radio, capital, shooting broke out when parading mourners tried to stop said "the roar of explosions can be clearly heard from the Syrian i the si , but n hurt. Cars with portraits of Girl with I border." Ramtha is only five miles from the frontier. Nasser toured the capital. half a mind. After the Palestinian truce - "The Jordanian military violation charge was broadcast in regime exploited the current state of deep grief which has Damascus, Amman radio CigRed. broadcast a statement from Brig. gripped the entire Arab world Ahmed Abdul Majid Hilmi, the over President Nasser's death to stage the new attack on Irbid Egyptian commander of the Arab cease -fire observation and Ramtha to implement its force in Jordan, ordering the plan of liquidating the ■ Pal army and the guerrillas alike to I movement," cooperate with the mission to guerrilla the two northern towns. I statement said. J■ open It called the bombardment "an violation of the Cairo I agreement" reached Sunday |I guerrilla etween King Hussein leader Yasir Arafat to and Sophomores and Juniors | stop the civil war. guerrilla communique I described the ground attack as If you are interested in helping young children with emotional ■ massive. It said the ground problems and/or learning about and practicing techniques which Two Under the Indian Sun - Jon and Rumer Godden I I [orces struck after a day • long artillery bombardment of Irbid could help you become a more sensitive and effective future Currahee - Donald R. Burgett parent, teacher or child care worker, and are willing to invest 3 - 4 Piano Sport — Don Asher | and Ramtha. hours a week during the Fall, Winter and Spring quarters in an T|ie The King - Morton Cooper communique said the intensive practicum experience, please come to room 111 Olds I mam target of the ground attack Vicky — M. M. Marberry I the old fort of Ramtha. Hall today at 7 p.m. or 9 p.m. Getting Straight - Ken Kolb Guerrillas there «pu, The Coming Water Famine - Jim Wright up a heroic i,rr usin« r°ckets a"d f tank guns," it added! 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Converted By JEFF ELLIOTT know I'll need both this 'S' "Actually playing in the line is linebackers down lineman last week, State News Sports Writer Saturday, but I think we're gonna almost like playing linebacker Kulikowski will see action both surprise a few people - wait and with the exception you're in a the line and on as a linebacker Three former Spartan see." three point stance and you don't ckers converted to against the Irish. . , . Hogan has been - year have to worry about pass "When I'm playing on the line defensive linemen ... ... this year will A L „ starter for the Spartans, playing coverage— just the pass rush. I'm my biggest problem is staying face one of their toughest 207 minutes his sophomore still a little unsure of myself in low " he said "I'm use to playing challenges of the season Saturday season and 221 last year. The certain situations, like what kind a linebacker when they confront a big and post where you're Kettering, Ohio native ranked of pass rush to use and how to always standing up When I try to powerful Notre Dame offensive second on the team in tackles last shed a blocker. But Coach Perles rush the passer that way it eives line. year with 82 to run his career ■— -» has helped me and the other the offensive man a better shot at Seniors Mike Hogan and Tom total to 114. Hogan suffered a former linebackers a lot." me.. Barnum and junior Dan knee injury last spring which Spartan coaches were waiting Kulikowski, who is called Kulikowski were all used as required surgery, but he's at full for this season to see a healthy Kuku linebackers last year, with Hogan strength this fall. by his teammates because Kulikowski. Last year the 6-1, he starter, and Barnum seeing I don t feel my knee has gets so emotional and excited 0,1 215 pound junior was slowed by while on the field has nut on action in all ten Spartan aom~ln games in slowed me any," " Hogan said. "T~ "In an injury and sophomore 15.20 pounds over'the past two '69. But injuries to six defensive fact I feel a little quicker this linemen during spring and fall inexperience. But this year is years, a weight which will come year. Speed can really be a another story as the Muskegon in practices, Coach Duffy valuable asset to a lineman. That's handy Saturday, native has come on strong after "We've seen films of Notre Daugherty was forced to do some where Washington killed us the being hampered by an ankle Dame's offensive line and they're quick shuffling of personnel. first game. They weren't very big injury a week before the season big and quick," he said. "You "I'll bet we're the only team in but they were real quick, opener. While he was used as a know a lot of these the country that has lost six guys were on defensive linemen after just one the freshman team when we were freshman. We beat them then and game," Daugherty recently said. I think we're gonna beat 'em "We needed some big men who could handle an offensive tackle. again Saturday." You can bet that the three All three players, Hogan, converted linebackers will be Kulikowski and Barnum, have strength and speed — two needed doing their share to see that characteristics of a good lineman. Tom Barnum Now they'll just have to mature in their new positions — but in a Mike Hogan hurry." REASONS VARY _ Lansing. ;blood the Barnum actually started spring is for looki practice as a lineman due to a Northwesi surplus of Spartan linebackers. ND, Cougars, One of the stronger players on the Campus Western Wear Open Mon. - Sat. 10 - 5 ini Hie soccer of Sp; merica here Wed. till 9 Tickets entor and I Special unlined Only a limited number of non • student tickets remain for the Spartan football clashes with lose number 2 QB' bich nudge Fringed Jackets EXTRA BONUS How s3900 Notre Dame and Ohio State. The $6 tickets can be Dan Kulikowski It was quarterbacks a bad as day for No. 2 three teams, to concentrate on his pre - dental studies. Llvas, a junior from the Chicag area, told Valek he made Kennej inally this purchased at the athletic ticket Including MSU's opponents for Wlgmore, who had been decision to quit the team afte Fridav cc Cowhide office ln Jenlson 1 lobby. this Saturday and from last battling soph Ty Paine for the last Saturday's game In whlc Vest -fringed- R„.M1.6o Now s21°° Strike for weekend, saw their second string «t«rtlng berth, dropped his sophomore Mike Wells played th signal callers quit the squad. bombshell on Cokch. Jim entire four quarters In the lou t Ike MSU ci umpires? iSpartans v Still good selection qui . _ ■ , „ „ Sweeney prior to Tuesday's Tulane. rate, Ind Gall All 1 team, the former fullback/ ®jj! E"®r' Notre Dame 1 No. 2 practice. Llvas started as quarterback Blouses nil linebacker from Lake Odessa was quarterback has resigned from ifh in the s Wlgmore the starting Mens Shirts active last spring In the Spartan more money the football team and given up his quarterback last was Illinois' first game, a victory ovtKidbea lid be a big Slacks Reduced Values to $10.98 welghtllftlng club. wanted year until the Oregon, but was removed In fsvo Of Wells who scored thr« ongdistdistant awing wee! At the start of fall practice, NEW YORKSfORK I(UPI) - Major gtt It, they have hinted that they j"m physicians, Coach Ara "njureds kneea'nd had to'u'ndergo touchdowns and"was^named thi 1 only $450 Barnum was one of the five seniors which composed the Spartans' League umpires may hold a sit-downu strike before the "We Intend asking for $6,000 "rieghlansald. Fft had hit 10 of 28 passes UPI's Mldwwt Back of the W«k MSU ho Bucks. for Valek said he was unable t( Stop In and browse around. Bell Bottoms end Wilt Martin remain; Ron Curl ?or handling persuade Llvas to remain on thi ining room request the p°nat«lll, a veteran of 20 w#f.. f,w0 x Illinois Coach j|m Valek said team. Oeorge Samojedny, - ~ ' Qayle Many styles all 20% oft Sale held and Bill Dawson were lost via Championship series and the National League campaigns. "We weeks ago with severe headaches, that Steve over Llvas, last season's defensive taokle and also a Doctors Indicated a contact sport regular quarterback, has quit the also quit the team because junior, - SI' pads, Di one more week Injuries and end Dave ITiorms lest World Series are Increased. believe they owe us that much. he wi many Items to his job to Doug Hallday. The umpires, who receive We have always accepted their could deve op a head Injury from football team because he h*| A WHOLE p dropped from a first string pliyi "I'm concerned most with my $2,500 per man for covering the and we have always come condition Etter has had for relegated to substitute status. ohoose from to a substitute, Valek said, RACK OF BARGAINS pass rush," the 8-1, 242 pound playoffs last year and $8,500 for Intend to go a little VEST - rag, 33.00 - $15.00 reduced ei much Barnum said. "I have to rely on covering the World Series, are «P' further this time and we hope •*")• spokesman said, .1 D,me SPORT COATS - Reg. 54.00 my strength and quickness to seeking an Increase to $5,000 and they re a little more generous." IM Football - $35.00 a» 80% overcome my inexperience. I $10,000 respectively. Unless they Donatelll, who avoided use of "Bill was given extensive tests Schedule the word "strike," said the In the past two weeks and the To Fly leagues had made an offer to results indicate that he should Field 1 increase umpires'salaries for both 6:15 Arjungle ■ Archaeopteryx North Central Air Lines give up football or any other Woofco 7:45 Brandy - Brutus call post - season events but Donatelll contact sport," Parseghian said, 8:30 Bacardi - Bardot said the offer was inadequate. "The doctors anticipate no College Travel "They just sit still. The original problems but Bill will drop out of 35I-60I0 (please turn to page 13) school until January and stay with his brother in Arizona." Etter will be replaced at the No. 2 signal calling slot by sophomore j%htw(pJ^iKtoodefaAetaia*q Izzai Pat Steenberge. Washington State quarterback Field 3 5:30 6 Pak - Brougham Jack Wigmore has quit the team 7:00 Bacchus - Balder Items available: Ground Beef, 7:45 Wildcats - Winshire Shrimp, Pepperoni, Sausage, SMALL $1.70 & 30c per item LARGE $2.50 8i 50c per item Onions, Anchovies, Mushrooms, Olives Delivered FREE! Zales Complete Varsity handball Component Systems Make HappyVibes! hold meetings All varsity wrestlers and all other interested We have students meet in room 208 of the Men's IM will Building at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, all the October 6. There will be a meeting for all j sophomores, juniors, and seniors low low interested in playing varsity basketball on Friday, October 2, NEIL DIAMOND'S NEW HIT Giant Ham in room 209 of Jenison prices on Turkey Beef SPECIAL! THAN 2 - MORE $1.00 EACH Fieldhouse. 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MSU's freshman football U'am Open __ . _ will play three games this fall. a Vil EW CONVENIENT Zales TERMS The Spartans will travel to Notre 1317 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. Student AVAILABLE Dame on Oct. 17 and to Ph.«r Charge You don't have tab. rich to b# Michigan on Oct. 31. The only PHONE 487-3657 happy. home contest will be a return ■—318 S. Washington match with Michigan on Nov. 14 e News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 1, 1970 13 SPORTS DON KOPRIVA Spartans to hijack Gatewood—Theismann By JOHN VIGES Irish air patrol? State News Spom Writer invades Spartan Stadium. But the ace Irish hurler will be the first to split end through tight end and flanker back, keeping the defense back games 319 yards. caught 19 passes for have," Gatewood counters, "but Joe's ability to scramble gives me admit that much of his success extra time to find openings when loose and unable to concentrate Gatewood has not let up the Every year public relations depends upon the sure hands and my routes are blocked!" E in this land of ours the sun is shining brightly; men, sports writer, radio and TV quick feet of his top receiver, on just a few pass patterns. pace as a junior. After two games ts arc gay and somewhere children shout, but broadcasters and even the run of Tom Gatewood. "We have used Tom at all of he is leading the nation in pass The communication gap that J*, East Lansing, 'cause Ara's horde is comin' to the mill fan finds within the urge to fasten a himself Only a junior, Gatewood has these positions and he has done an excellent receptions with a 9.5 average per game. His 19 catches have been Gatewood referred to worked itself out in Notre Dame's third label to job at each," Notre 12 _erts" who have so "wisely" tabbed Michigan become the perfect compliment good for 303 yards and three „ Dame Coach Ara Parseghian said game last year. The Irish faced an ■ IV i>0^ inHprdoc to Notre Dame Saturday might do well to something as abstract as a of Theismann. A Baltimore, Md. touchdowns. undefeated team but by the end football season. recently. "Generally we have him I*' the lit time the big Irish machine descended on If its not the "year of the product, Gatewood has caught enough passes, all from at the split end spot but playing Theismann is well aware of the of the afternoon their opponent, MSU, was well on the way to a ■^ ■W "Estate oreread 21 17, with the higher number staring at side ■ of the scoreboard. Not likely to happen running back," it's the"year of the blue shirted wonders." For Theismann, to rank sixth among Irish receivers. Two more him at throughout the different positions game makes our help he gets from his 6-2, 235 pound converted halfback. dismal season. K.fH>m the reasons best explained by a offense much more mobile." The L after Notre i)ame's 48 - 0 shellacking of Purdue. Not , ^ quick completions will move him to "Tom is a fantastic receiver," Spartans were blistered by - glance at college rosters that list fifth on the all time list. Notre Dame's powerful air attack Spartan fumbles last Saturday. Not with Joe The Theismann to Gatewood Theismann. "He just seems - ht Archie Manning, Rex Kern, Joe says t as both Theismann and (ca|| him Thees-man, like it was meant to be) Theismann... ad infinitum, 1970 Gatewood's play has almost combination easily rivals the to float through the secondary Gatewood had field days. famed Hanratty to Seymour team 80to Tom Gatewood and making a mockery out of the has been termed "the year of the always been as flashy as the and he has the uncanny ability to Gatewood was playing only his quarterback." golden helmet he wears. His although it has yet to gain as adjust his patterns with one quick much attention. third varsity game that day but he As Spiro would say, "nabobs of negativism." But, ask any quarterback speed, moves, quick hands and step. Every quarterback should caught 10 of Theismann's 20 r 's team may or may not be as good or as bad as Duffy (MSU's Bill Triplett for instance) ability to run after a reception Last season Theismann have a target like Tom to throw completions for 155 yards. Fye"or wasn't (how's that for double meaning?), but the and he will tell you that he is only have been favorably compared completed 152 passes and 47 of to." "Ins that MSU can win any game on its schedule. (Can - as good as his receivers. with those of former Purdue great them, nearly a third, went to "Last year it took us a few Gatewood prepared for this Tp ability to). Whether the Spartans will win any more ™ Saturday, one of the standouts Leroy Keyes. Gatewood. Gatewood accounted games to establish the proper year's MSU game with an mains to be seen. Quarterback Mike Rasmussen said after of the "year of the quarterback" Like Keyes, Gatewood lines up for 855 yards and nine outstanding performance against e last Saturday that MSU is a better team than it looked Notre Dame's Theismann, in various positions, ranging from touchdowns and once in back to Purdue. Twelve passes fell into his quarterback and receiver ifst Washington State. must hands as he scored three TDs. C would certainly hope so. A win over Notre Dame is always rL. it means nothing but prestige in the short run, but in ' tons run it might mean a recruit whose instincts say "Go to if and whose dreams say "Go to Nowter Deem." And it ean a certain amount of sunshine this early October in Fuller injures knee; The Colonel's (Lansing, because Woody and his boys'll surely want to play blood the next week. the Spartans don t have to, unless it's to Mini-Lunch undergo looking ahead, to for Northwestern game, the Spartans' annual breather at the end. Booters chase national rankings MSU's soccer team received surgery I I foe soccer team opens its season Friday afternoon at the field bad news Tuesday when it was games. Harris Assistant Coach Trevor The starting time for the ! will direct the squad Cleveland State contest has been | Special nth of Spartan Stadium. Payton Fuller, a one - time All - learned that first year Coach lerica here under Gene Kenney, has taken over from his former during practices in the absence changed from 1:30 p.m. to 3 | Payton Fuller will require knee of Fuller. p.m., Friday. i ntor and hopes to push the MSU squad past Cleveland State, surgery following an injury ich nudged the Spartans out of the NCAA tournament last sustained Monday afternoon. For Fuller the setback came at He booters never draw big crowds, and that's really too bad, a very inopportune time. The e the 1969 record of 7 - 2 - 1 was the worst ever fashioned season opens Friday and Fuller Kenney coached team. The Spartans aren't ranked had optimistically looked 89° • ionally this year for the first time in a number of campaigns. A forward to this fall's campaign. Friday could push them that much closer, at least on the News of the necessary operation, igs sheet, to old nemesis St. Louis. however, has only meant je MSU cross country team opens Saturday at Indiana, and frustration and disappointment for Fuller and the Spartan Spartans will have a tough road to hoe. er. course to run. At rate, Indiana, MSU, Illinois and Minnesota should all be booters. The injury occurred in a {h in the sport this time around, and a win over the Hoosiers ild be a big boost to the harriers. practice session with the goalies *2 Pieces of after regular drills for the day Finger Lickin' Chicken ig distance buffs in East Lansing will have to wait till the were completed. Fuller kicked ring week to see the Spartans on their Forest Akers course, •French Fries MSU hosts Ohio State in a prelude to the grid battle with balls at his goalkeepers and in Bucks. the process twisted his right •Frosty Coke an athletes are seeing some new faces this fall in the knee, the same knee he had I room areas of the stadium and Jenison. Aiding head problems with when he was a Gayle Robinson and assistant Jerry Kimbrough are two Spartan great a few years ago. COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE rads. Dan Kinsey and Don Klger. Kinsey performed on the Tlie damaged cartilage will be l gymnastics team a couple years back. New team for the football squad is Dr. Lawrence Jarrett. operated oq Saturday morning. Fuller, who is pn crutches, is planning to ,coach Friday's K6 early in the season when more mental than physical," he "I'm the team captain and I'm everyone was healthy," he said. "One pitch hit poorly at the leadoff hitter," he said. "My Tigers nail down fourth place — stated, "but in the second half the wrong time can put a hitter job is to get on base so Bench or of the season, despite the loss of into a slump because he starts to Perez or May can bring me pitching, we still won the games think about it." home." when we had to." "When I do my job well it "And," he continued, "one .-is "I'm convinced that if all our makes their job easier," he pitch hit well at a crucial time pitchers had been healthy for can just as easily bring a batter added. DETROIT (UPI) - Rookie record evened at 1-1 as five walks eighth off reliever Steve Mingori Campbell is going to announce place of Mayo Smith or whetli Pete had only one observation catcher Gene Lamont climaxed a got him into trouble. Three of on a. walk, an error and El Friday that Billy Martin has he'll wait until later to formal! on the playoff series which was three - run first inning rally with a them came in the first inning after Maddox' double. signed to manage the team in it. two run single Wednesday as the Jim Northrup doubled with two inauguarated last year. - Cleveland chased Reed in the "I like the playoffs but I also Detroit Tigers clinched fourth out. Lamont then followed with his single. ninth when with one out Vada think it's possible that a team place in the American League east Pallet could be the best ever in baseball with a 4-3 victory over the The Tigers scored what proved Pinson and Duke Sims unloaded BASEBALL STANDINGS back to back homers. It was and still lose in the playoffs," he Cleveland Indians. to be their decisive run in the Winner Bob Reed pitched Pinson's 24th and Sims' 23rd of WotJzlli&p. said. Pete Rose is accustomed to Detroit to only its fourth triumph the year. winning, as he has done since his in the last 18 games despite giving days at Western Hills High up 10 hits in 8 1/3 innings. He Joe off board Tom Timmerman came on in relief of Reed and gave up one American National School here. also walked five in upping his more run before getting Buddy EAST He considers the Reds one of record to 2-4. Bradford on a hard line drive to W L PCT. GB Rookie Jim Rittwage saw his X-Pittsburgh 88 72 .550 the best teams ever in baseball of food chain center to end the contest. New York Chicago 83 78 .516 83 78 .516 - Si- 5V< Detroit has now won only four i 83 .584 28'/j NEW YORK (UPI) - New of its last 21 and has gone from 15 , 85 .472 30Vj 90 .438 36 York Jet quarterback Joe to 29 games behind Baltimore in a i Namath, who signed for a faster - than - the - Titanic sinking. $400,000 bonus in his rookie year, has resigned as chairman of Detroit must win its final game W L PCT. GB the board of the Broadway of the season or the Tigers will X-Cincinna finish with their worst record 88 72 -550 8VI Los Angele Joe's, Inc., restaurant chain. San Franci: since 1960. A spokesman for the company, based in Miami, said But the suspense isn't whether the chain showed a loss of more or not the Tigers are going to SKIERS' than $370,000 on sales of $240,000 in the last fiscal year. clinch fourth place or not — it's whether General Manager Jim S RESULTS a 13 (12 inn) New . #, Chicago 1, night ton 2(10 innings) LIEBERMANN'S EQUIPMENT Baltimore 3,Washin| ton Boston 5, New York 2(11 innings) Montr Pittsbi ), Philadelphia 3, nig St. Louis 2, night SWAP-DAY ATTENTION CAR OWNERS * Cleveland S, Detroit Oakland 4, Milwauk< California 9, Chicagc Complete front end repair and 3-Fold Card Wallet alignment WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Minnesota 6, Kansas City 4 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 4, Cleveland 3 OCT. 15 - 16 - 17 * Brakes * Suspension Milwaukee at Oakland, night carries everything securely Bring in your good used equipment on Oct. 14th (Wed.) * Wheel balancing * Steering Chicago at California, night Washington at Baltimore, night New York at Boston, night San Fra Los Angeles at San Diego, (only games scheduled) and we will SELL IT FOR YOU!! Just - Skis & Boots. TODAY'S GAMES LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center TODAY'S GAMES Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Oakland Montreal at Philadelphia PROSPECTIVE SKIERS!! These will be the days to get Chicago at California Pittsburgh at St. Louis Kansas City at Minnesota good equipment at a good savings — SOLD BY EXPERTS! 124 SOUTH LARCH Atlanta at Cincinnati CALL 489-2216 2320 E. Michigan Bears awe WE'RE OPEN NOW! of least CigRed DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit Defensive coach Bill McPea| is wide spread. Lions went to Tuesday and saw a few the new movies things was equally impressed. "We've got a lot of respect f(fl and lot that the Bears," he said. "They {flaf But aren't we all. painfully a — were familiar. the same kind of game they'll The Lions viewed films of the always played — very phvsical.1 Both McPeak and line coacF Chicago Bears' first two games of the Chuck Knox were awed by thl season — both victories. Detroit hosts Chicago next performance of the Bears' midstl State accept News will advertisinq which not Leather telescopic wheel. AM-FM interior. Transistor ignition. Side exhaust. Tinted 372-6823. 3-10-5 companies. Compare our rates. 2205 505 East Michigan, Lansing or Albert, East Lansing. and older for supervise with children. Weekend .automotive discriminates against glass. 485-0278 2 new tires. $3900. TRIUMPH clutch, SPITFIRE radio. $600. 1966. New 337-9130. 484-8173.0 Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or or 2921 W. Ma.n St. 5-10-6 1967 TRIUMPH. T-100C. 500cc. 2 Auto Parts & Service national origin. sets tires. 2 sprockets. Very good WANTED RESPONSIBLE p Aviation DART SWINGER 1969. 6 cylinder, condition. $600. 351-4473, 405 to babysit for 5 month 355-4177, E-658 Owen ,£MPL0ymENT automatic, power steering, 24,000 miles. $1675. 5900 Orchard Grove St. 3-10-1 332-0087. 2-10-2 i for rent Automotive Court, Lansing. 882 4787. 3-10-2 BSA 1970, 650 Lightning. 5 mor WANTED EXOTIC dancers Apartments TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, old. Must sell. Call after 6 p dance bands. 484-6247 call aft DART GT 1966 Radials, excellent condition. Best Houses BARRACUDA 1966, Automatic, 6 cylinder. offer. Call 351-7413. 3-10-1 351-6627.7-10-7 p.m. 5-10-2 good condition. Power steering Automatic. Bucket seats. Sharp, Rooms well cared for. 351-5934. 4-10-2 GET brakes. V-8. 355 0776. 3-10-1 AHEAD! Start checking , for sale TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 65. Runs good. Classified Ads for a better $650. See John, 202 Haslett Animals BUICK LA Sabre 1963. DODGE DART 1965. 225 slant/6. today! Power, good (upstairs). 2-10-2 Mobile Homes rubber, very little rust. $175. 355 6309. 3-10 2 .personal VALIANT 1968. 6 cylinder. Manual A uto Service & Parts transmission. 32,000 miles. First .peanuts personal BUICK SPECIAL 1966. Economical DODGE 1961. Four door, automatic, owner. Like new. $1100. ,rEAL estate V-6. Red and white. $650 power steering, 45,000 miles. 353-9030, 332-1868. 2-10-2 WINTER TUNE-UP. V-8, $13. 6 332-1654, 5-10-5 cylinder, $11.50. Parts included. .recreation 353-0766 or 332-8351. 3-10-2 355 9090. 3-10-2 VALIANT 65 Signet V-8, body good .service CADILLAC AMBULANCE 1962. FALCON condition. $400 or best offer. Call Rebuilt motor, 7 excellent 1962, good engine. 6 Typing Service tires, cylinder. Economy. $150. Call noon - 6 p.m., 393-8077. 3-10-2 cab interior new, air lifts, AM FM .TRANSPORTATION radio. Ideal for camper. 484-9394 484 6013. 2-10-2 GLAMOROUS POSITION ground VOLKSWAGEN SQUARE bi AT MEL'S repair all foreign and .WANTED after 4 p.m. 4-10-2 FALCON 1966 2 door, 6 cylinder, 1964. Excellent condit we floor opportunity with multi - million dollar cosmetic company. deadline stick. Excellent economical car. 655-2053. 3-10-2 can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O $10 an hour, and up. 337-1194. CAMARO RS 1967. Red, black $650 or best offer. Also 21" color , pM 0ne class day vinyl tc TV. $150. 351-3963. 3-10-1 VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Gray. Runs MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East before publication. Excellent well. Good engine. $350. Call Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. Cancellations - 12 noon FIAT 1968 'in 353-8292. 3-10-5 For Rent - Red 850 Spider m - MO cue !' Complete auto painting and one class day before CHEVELLE 1964 convertible. Runs well, 35 mpg. VOLKSWAGEN collision service. IV 5-0256. C 300. Automatic, Excellent 1967. Good PORTABLE DISWASHERS publication. , body. Best offer. 355-2130. 3-10-1 condition. Best offer. Leaving Compact Refrigerators, phone 353-7059! 5 7 p.m. 3-10 I9 country. 676-1813. 3-10-1 Aviation ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES - rentals. 355-8255 FORD VAN 1964. Economical TV. Grand Ledge. 627-2191. O 2YAJN6 fitoeeicA ceep / 17>0*\ ASHBY RO ./ir L£U\C 4yO. 'OLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to CHEVROLET IMPALA Sports transportation. AVE , body. iwsz sedan, 1966. Excellent condition, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. rates Coupe, 1967. V-8, automatic, one 332-4012 after 6. 3-10-5 RENT A TV and watch your favorite Excellent $1000. 351-7037, after 5 p.m Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C owner car. condition. 1d3y $1.50 $1200. 355-0860. 3-10-1 FORD 3-10-2 program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, CONVERTIBLE 1964 337-1300. C 15c per word per day 3 days ** 00 Galaxie 500. Good condition. Automotive VOLKSWAGEN 1959, good engi Employment T 1965 wagon, New tires. $375. 641-6069. 15800 Automotive new top. No reasonable of TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free 13!6c per word per day power steering, radio. Chandler Road, Bath, Michigan. refused, 351-8566. 5-10-1 ONE FULL time salesman, one part - deliveries. Call SELCO Economical MACH I 5 days $6.50 3-10 1 1969, Black Jade, OLDSMOBILE 1964, F-85, V-8, time salesman (mornings only). COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. in, $300. 485-4897. Tachometer 4-speed, 351-4V automatic, 4 door. Good shape. Experience helpful. Apply in 13c per word per day FORD GALAXIE 500, 1964. Sport 32,000 miles. $450. 332-8340. 3-10-1 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Excell 393-6049, after person. HI-FI BUYS, 1101 East (based on 10 words per ad) 5:30 p.m. 5-10-7 condition, $800. Call after 5 p Grand River, East Lansing. 4-10-2 TV RENTALS. Color and black and coupe. Fair condition. $350. 337-2162.4-10-2 CHEVROLET 1964 - Bel Air. Motor OLDSMOBILE 1964 98 convertible white. MARSHALL MUSIC Peanuts Personals must be 882-0305. 4-10-2 in good running condition. $325. COMPANY, 351-7830. C prepaid. 641-6528. 3-10-5 FORD otherwise good condition. $350. VOLKSWAGEN 1968 Min SENIORS! FAIRLANE 1965. 2 door condition. $1450 or best offer Call 393-0608. 5-10-2 TV RENTALS Students only. Low There will be a 50c service hardtop, 289 factory high 372-2046 before 5 p.m. 5-10-7 Have your FREE yearbook - CHEVROLET 1962 clean. Snow MGA 1958. Hardtop. Runs, make performance engine, 4 speed. monthly and term rates. Call and bookkeeping charge if tires. All major parts replaced. offer. Call after 6 p.m., 337-9265. picture taken now!!! Call 351-7900 to reserve Sharp! $600. 393-1278. 2-10-1 OLDSMOBILE F-85 1962 VOLKSWAGEN yours. this ad is not paid within Low mileage. Call Fred 353-6400, 3-10-2 1966 fastback - 353-5292 for an UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C convertible. Blue and white. one week. 351-8513. 10-7 FORD GALAXIE 1967 500. 4 door 332-6175 after 6 p.m. 3-10-2 appointment. MGB ROADSTER $1100. 332-0719. 5-10-7 hardtop, 289, V-8 automatic. new top, pain EIGHT STUDENTS arrested for The State News will be wire Power steering, low mileage, no wheels, luggage rack, fa PONTIAC station WANTED PART time cute models unlawful assembly while playing wagon 1966. VW CAMPER 1964 Rebuil- responsible only for the rust. Light blue. One owner. radials. $700 firm. 655-3333 c Power. Original owner. $995. - for advertising fashion art and the New MSU Game. 0-10-2 first day's incorrect 351-3988. 10-10-7 engine. $825. 485-7972 after £ school 663-6651. 3-10-2 337-0188, 351-0050. 10-10-12 p.m. 3-10-5 photography. Call 337-9367. S-10-7 FOR RENT TO responsible group: CHRYSLER NEW YORKER, Air MGB 1966, convertib . New engine Excellent hunting lodge located in 1947 FORD PICKUP - Great for PORSCHE 911, 1967. 38,000 miles conditioned, full power, beautiful and transmission. good deer hunting country in condition. $800. 332-6654. 5-10-5 dio. $135o! Scooters & Cycles earn juicy , Leelanau County. Sleeps six. Call 372-8130. 4-10-2 or write to: proof. FM radio. CrearnpuH Stanley Ball, Box CORVAIR 1964 Spyder New 150 HP 408, Leland, Michigan condition. $4,500. Call 353-4361. 49654. Engine, 4-speed. $350. 332-6616. FREAKS FINE touch. 1962 Chevy 256-5951. 1-9-30 Automotive 5-10-6 Evenings, 351-0127. 10-10-7 apache 30. Needs engine REGISTERED NURSE or LPN v\ SUZUKI 250 X-6 Hustler. Rebored AUSTIN HE ALE Y 3000 MK III adjustment. $350. 332-4720 after RAMBLER REBEL 1967 6 cylinder 1965. Body and motor excellent. CORVAIR MONZA, 1965. 4 speed. Buckets. 5 p.m. 2-10-2 MUSTANG automatic. $850. Call 332-0321 or stroked. Excellent. Helmets. $350. 355-0968. 3-10-2 Apartments Phone between 6 Very sharp. $675 FASTBACK. 1967. see at 859 Audubon, East - 8 p m Lansing. 351 3864. 3-10-5 Green; sharp looker. Runs well. —3J2-4530_X 3 10 1 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 3-10-5 OR 6-5857. 5-10-1 HONDA SCRAMBLER. 305, 1966. Camper Van. Stove, bunk beds. AUSTIN HEALEY, i958_ 106? New Excellent condition. $800. REPOSSESSION - Take over Make offer, just overhauled. 882-3253. 2-10-2 $85/month. No lease. One block 351-0476. 5-10-7 NOVA 1965, 283, new parts/paint. payments — no money down, 15 from campus. Call after 6 Motor e p.m. CORVETTE 1965, red convertible $750. Trade for cycle. 482-7056. cars under $700. 1951 Harley 351-3685. TF with hardtop, 327, 4-speed, 350 KARMANN GHI A, 1964. $500. 3-10-2 chopper, 1967 Triumph 500cc, Excellent PART Til horse, new polyglas and exhaust condition, runs great. 1968 FURNISHED LUXURY one Bridgestone 175cc, will week. Automobili system. $1750, 694-5211. 3-10-1 355-6329. 3-10-2 bedroom, near MSU. $140. OLDSMOBILE 1962. Good trade. J & K USED CARS, 2621 N. Grand River. 485-2552. 5-10-7 351-9036, 351-1728. 10-10-13 transportation. Needs some repairs. $100. Phone 337-9603. BABYSITTER WANTED at Spartan 2-10-2 SCHOOL BUS. Equipped stove, Village apartment days. 355-2864 after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 CEDAR GREENS m 1960 GMC. No OTA OLDSMOBILE 1965. 442. 4 speed, rust. $850. 489 1229. 3-10-2 NORTON 1968 750 PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per Scrambler. 351-6699.3-10-5 Good condition. $850. Must sell. week. Car necessary. Call 1 Bedroom Furnished 355-3725. 3-10-2 351-7319 for interview. C Short Term Leases OLDSMOBILE 1965. 442, e CHEAP DATE! One girl, one bottle condition, 3 speed. Chromes, call DON'T STORE IT, s of wine, one MSU GAME. Check 353-2693. 3-10-2 low - cost Want Ac s. 0-10-2 HONDA CB 350 - Excellent PROFESSOR WITH large I condition, electric start. $600 or small wife, "who works," needs best offer. Call Ken 351-6317. LOWEBROOK APARTMENTS, 3-10-1 housekeeping help. No small 1300 East Grand River. Furnished children. See Doctor Miller, 116 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Air Roommate SUZUKI 1967 X6 250cc. Good Linton or call 332-2660, after 6 conditioning, carpeting, and p.m. 5-10-7 parking. From $170. Call Wanted! condition, $200. Call after 6 p.m. 5-10-5 355-1175 351-5289 or 487-3518. 10-10-9 NOW ONE BUSBOY to work Monday. Join the HARLEY DAVIDSON, 350 Sprint, Wednesday and Thursday noons. Contact Miss Krueger, Olin Health 1970. 980 actual miles. 655-2236. Campus y* 5-10-5 Center. 1-10-1 Hill Mob HONDA 1970 CB-350. 1600 miles, like new condition. $650. CROSSWORD World's 4th Largest Auto Maker 627-2884. 5-10-2 PUZZLE ACROSS SUZUKI. Year end sale now o 1. Truth 32. Pitcher HASLETT HONDA a 5. Candidate 33. Permanent SUZUKI. Most models 12. Perfume 35 Oar available. 339-2039. 10-10-8 13. Place rubbed 37. Sonnet out 38. Juiube OPEN-END HONDA 305 Super Hawk, 3500 miles, excellent condition, $350. Bob. 351-0850 or 353-5218. 14. 15. 16. Apple or pear Encore Sesame 41. Theoretical force 42. Hankering 3-10-2 17. Fondle 44, Buzzing beetle Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of their 19. Function 45. Gypsy book apartments are occupied. However, in some units men 20. 47 Bean 's are still needed. WATER'S EDGE 21. Utter Hurricane 50 Ear shell 52. Radio-guided and 23 26 Th nk E* soldier bomb 53 Went by car 7. Bricklayer Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month and 9-month open-end leases. RIVER'S EDGE 28. Jumping insei 54. Meticulous 8. Exists 9 Almonds T— T~ 3 T" T~ r~ 10 " 10 Silkworm ■ Central Air Condtioning ■ All Utilities included APARTMENTS 5~ 11. Wriggly test-drive the TOYOTA Corona .... except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes have n 18 Craggy hill 21. Twilight i ■ Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units <5 16 22. Red berry ■ Study Area with drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen — 20~ evergreen featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer ie 24. Marshy B*st Selling 4 dr. Import in U.S. ■ Dishwasher ■ Laundry facilities ■ ■ Unlimited Parking. ■ Party Room Storage and Only a Few 2| 22 W \2b~ 25 Newt 27 Bitter vetch IT 29 * 29. Treat as a Apartments 27 r celebrity 32" W 3H 30. Finale M at our new location apartments Ik Left at 1 Block from campus Roommate Service m d w W/ ~5T~ 31. Majority 34 Foxy 36 Complexion 38 Cheese 39 Timb.t wolf * Model Apartment 202-A &r L L_ Ml WHEELS TOYOTA INC. 40 Unruly child Furnished 2 Bedrooms, MODEL PHONE 351 0782 2 Bathrooms H rL LLLI 43, Vigor 46. Enticed On Grand River Practically next West of Okemos Rd. door to Coral Gables. SEE DON IN WATER'S EDGE 332-4432 ?r LL L£□ 48. Extinct bird 49. Termite 2400 E. Michigan Ave - Just West of Frandor Model Open 9-9 51 Behold 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October Ml For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale COMFORTABLE. QUIET, carpeted. NEEDED ONE girl for 4-man Cedar 7 minutes to campus. Couples NEED: ONE person to share GARAGE SALE. Washer, t k beds, TYPEWRITER SMITH -Corona. POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, GIVE YOURSELF 8' 32' FINE preferred. Heated garage. Village apartment. $65. Call 337-1135. 5-10-7 Immediately. furnished four bedroom house ii children's clothing. Miscellaneous items. Oct. 1 and 2. 9 - 5 p.m. Portable,new. Executive desk. special sale. $29.95 up, plus the businessl Advertise restaurant specials with x condition, after 5 p.m. On lot 487] Lansing with 3 graduate students. Return top. 332-5017. 3-10-1 back of I. 351-4288. TF $57.50/month. 482-3097 after 4 5244 Bluehaven Drive. Sponsored crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, Classified Ads. Dial 355-8255 Gables. Best reasonable 1318 NORTH HIGH Street. 3 by Edge wood Nursery School. 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, 2-10-2 rooms p.m. 4-10-2 HEATHKIT AR-15 stereo NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 and 2-10-1 receiver, Lansing. C man. bath, furnished, no children, 150 watts with cabinet. Also 2 1966 PARKWOOD 12'x52' UNIVERSITY TERRACE, no pets. $25 / week. Phone 489 7259. 2-10-2 • IVE IN the first University 12" Lafayette speakers in cabinet. TENOR SAX Selmer (Parisl with Animals or unfurnished. furj HASLETT ARMS, EVERGREEN. approved coed coop for $210 a MOTOROLA PORTABLE solid state 353-0291. 3-10-1 . Call 8 stereo. Ideal for dorm room or tray pac case. Top playing 882-3732 after 5 p.m. 3-10 Walking distance to campus. term (room and board). 2 girls condition. 482-6513. 2-10-2 5I HILLCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 needed. 332-0844. 3-10-1 apartment. Good condition, $40. BLACKLITES, HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT POSTERS, paints, man furnished. Dishwasher. $240. 485-6146. 2-10-1 8' x 38' TRAILER $900 COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. patches, mobiles, inflatables, 0 PANASONIC WALNUT offer. Close to 35 1-0705. HALSTEAD MEN: SINGLE —rouble. Close. everything for a liveable room - AM-FM. Great FOUR PLAYFUL Siamese kittens for 5 p.m. 625-7190 < campus Call I SEVERAL FAMILY rummage, 2236 Experience: SPENCER GIFTS; " MANAGEMENT COMPANY, Cookingo£N» £ J27 Hillcrest North Grand Call 355-9032. 1-10-1 sale. Phone after 6pm, 353-8456. 5-10-7 337-9611. 332-6118. 4-10-2 River. Clothes, Meridian Mall. 7-10-2 3-10-1 351-1717. O OKEMOS, VILLAGE Green dishes, knicknacks, furniture, lots CONCORD GIBSON SG Standard Guitar Sun EBERLINER Apartments, ideal for married, CEDAR AT 1-96 attractive modern STUDENTS: CLOSE to campus. of miscellaneous. Friday, 9 - 5 STEREO automatic 10" x ! grad students and faculty. 1 and 2 p.m. Saturday, 9 - 1 p.m. 2-10-1 reversing, tape deck. $175 or best Spectrum I. Amplifier. 353-1352, near campus. furnished. 1 bedroom plus. Couple Furnished. Living room, bedroom, $2100. bedroom offer. Call David at 353-4212. Craig. 3-10-3 337-2120 after 5 p.m. 5-10-7 furnished and or older single. On bus line. $148. kitchen, recreation room. Utilities TANDBERG 12 5-10-6 FREE TWO lovable unfurnished, $130-$175 / 663-8418. 3-10-2 furnished. $240 per month. Call tape recorder, cats. Allergy Wharfedale APPLE CIDER, APPLES, Simon Real 70-D speakers. forces parting. Litter, food monthly. Immediate possession. Estate, 351-2260. SOFA AND CHAIR. 3 stands, and DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives ONE FEMALE student to share new 355-3031 after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 a included. Will deliver. Call manager 351-2439 or FOX 10-10-8 added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, 655-3272 air conditioned trailer. Rent free, $800. 332.a PROPERTY MANAGEMENT lamps, $200. 393-5579. 3-10-2 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. 5-10-2 share utilities. 351-9528. 5-10-6 372-1954. 0 MALE OVER 21, own room. 27.669 3157.0 Big 1965 house. $44/month. 487-3003 WOWI PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, MARLETTE mobile ROOMMATE WANTED. Grad 12x55 2 3-10-5 sofas, hassocks. Super colors; KUSTOM AMPLIFIER 200 watts, bedroom furniJ student of professional man. Lake Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon - need money, best offer, call carpeted, colored of the Hills, Haslett. 339-2998. Good condition. 20 mi Midnight. O 332-8756. 5-10-7 GERMAN 2-10-1 SHEPHERD AKC, ) ONE ( WASHING MACHINE, Easy spin weeks. Call after 6 p.r campus. $2975. 625-7491'."3.1 furnished i MICROWAVE OVENS, new, 351-4792. 2-10-2 from campus. Call 332-4432. cabinets; boat - trailer hitch; complete UL approval, my invoice Lost & Found 10-10-9 drapes; Volkswagen ski rack, plus 10%. Call 625-7106 after 6 miscellaneous. Thursday - Friday. Mobile Homes LOST: NEW green / information. 5-10-7 Raleigh bic Taken from rack NEEDED ONE or two girls to share Rooms 351-5543. 2691 Bluehaven Court, reverberation amplifier. Sherwood RENT WITH option to buy beautiful behind M furnished apartment. One block East Lansing. 3-10-2 AM-FM 120 watt stereo receiver. Building, September 20. Lie® from ENGLISH BICYCLES 3-speed. Brand furnished 12 x 60 mobile home. 180. campus. Call 332-4432. EAST LANSING - Attn Garrard LAB80 changer. Sony Reward, 355-7663 1 10-10-9 NEED MALE Attractive single, PAIR OF model 540 stereo tape recorder. new. $41.88. Men's and ladies'. Security deposit required. Mr. 332-2703. 3-10-1 girl, kitchen privileges, parking. new in Sturmey Archer Gears. Limited Banks, 655-3828 or Mr. Elliot, < Ampex model A692 amplified Phone 351-5604. 3-10-5 2-10-1 Supply! Also used bikes. 655-2684. 2-10-2 LOST: BLACK purse ONE OR two male upper classmen or speakers. Concord Mark II stereo Reconditioned (all kind*, all campus. somewherj Reward. Call 353-31 grad students to share apartment. tape deck. Knight model KN450A GIRL BEDROOM AND study for 1 or ONE 80 prices.) GENE'S BICYCLE AND VAGABOND, 1967. 12 x 60. Front 3-10-2 $60/month. Phone 332-3582. Ask NEEDED for two - man SHURE Vocal Master PA, watt stereo amplifier. men. Newly decorated. 910 \ HOBBY SHOP. 702 W. Barnes. IV kitchen with walk-in pantry. for Mr. Beachum or Mr. Donahue. apartment. Next to campus. Cedar Strobe, theater lights. Call after Concertone reverse - o - matic Greens apartments, 1135 Michigan Shiawassee. Call after 5 p r 6pm, 482-3145. 3-10-2 stereo 4-0362. 5-10-7 Parquet floor in dining room. FOUND: Black and white Terri 5-10-2 tape recorder with echo and Avenue. 372-1413.4-10-6 add - a track. Stereo speakers Carpeted living room. Washer. type puppy. East Lansing. Apartment No. 13. Ov,, 21" BLACK AND WHITE TV, 90" Redwood skirting and porch. THIRTEEN INCH sports wire $15.00 and up, pair. Stereo tape or good home. 351-6197, 3-1 f.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men red sofa like new, dining table, Corner lot in King Arthur's Court. wheels, 3 TV's. Phone 355-2733. recorder $69.95 up. 8 track stereo or women. four chairs, serving table. Also 489-7089. 5-10-2 LOST GLASSES if found call Membership privileges. 3-10-2 tape players for automobile MarJ $29.50 up. 8 track tapes $2.50 garage sale through Sunday Oct. 4. 355-1977, Mason Hall. 2-10-2 FOURTH MAN wanted for luxury Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, 2241 Cumberland Rd. Lansing. NEW MOON 1966. 10x52 excellent r campus and with gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O RUMMAGE SALE each, Trade-ins. Panasonic 2-10-2 condition. Furnished. Imperial -OST: t. Call Bill after Beautifully maintained. Select Friday and Saturday, 1210 Blake. National portable cassette stereo Village, Grand Ledge. $2995. Call BROWN somewhere on campus. checkbol 7:30 p.m., 332-6909. 3-10-1 TWO MAN rooms. Separate entrance, tape recorder. TV sets $39.50 up. Rewal clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or collect 1-235-6284. 5-10-2 334 Michigan Avenue. 351-7492. AM-FM radios $12.00 up. Clock 332-1632.2-10-2 882-6549. O radios $5.00 GIRL TO share 5-10-2 GUARANTEED USED up. Stereo 1965 three man, fall /ving MARLETTE, 10x50, skirted .9.95 i headphones $9.95 up. Italian wall and shed. King Arthur's Court. Call 351-8922. 3-10-1 ONE MAN wanted for 2 man SINGLE ROOM. Next two weeks choose from. Portable and cabinet tapestry. Pool cues. Snow skis, MUST SELL. Fairfax mini-compact $3100. 489-7883. 3-10-2 Personal apartment, near Brody complex. only. Cooking, $30. Anne, boots and poles. Complete beds models, some late models. Zig-zag organ with fender bassman. Luxury apartment reasonable. 351-8220. 3-10-2 and $35.00 up. End tables, coffee 1 966 STODDARD APARTMENTS, One straight stitchers. Electra Cheap. 332-2650. 2-10-2 1 2x50 MARLETTE. FREE 484-8443 afternoons, 351-1384 tables, desks, metal cabinets. A lesson in compk ... bedroom, furnished, near campus. Grand, 804 E. Michigan Ave., Underskirted, 10x7 after 10 p.m. 5-10-6 GIRL shed, care. Call 484-4519, East Micl Call 351-8238. O WANTED to share room in Lansing. Hours 9-5 pm, Saturday, Cameras, SLR, double lens, movie, SAILBOAT NATIONAL furnished with washing machine. movie projectors. Polaroid $5.00 l-Design. or 485-7197, Lansing house, furnished, cooking. 9-12.3-10-1 18' long, stainless steel Located King Arthur's Court. IV WANTED: GIRL rigging MERLE NORMAN NEED ONE man for 2 bedroom to share apartment 351-6586. 3-10-2 up. Typewriters $22.50 up. 351-9258 after 5 p.m. 2-10-2 9-9442. 3-10-2 COSMETll with working girl, call 332-1051 Watches $5.00 up. Rings, STUDIOS. C-10-1 apartment. Own bedroom. Prefer adding after 4:30 p.m. 3-10-2, machines, overhead projector. 800 OFFICE graduate student. 339-2719. YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from DESKS; dinettes; beds; TWO BEDROOM 1966 mobile home rifles. Shotguns, i for 4-10-2 campus. Completely furnished. ;, $2 and up; chests. FOOT rent. Completely furnished. MAN NEEDED for 4 man luxury , guitars, 150 amplifiers. Drum sets. TAKE ASMSU'S 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-7 FURNITURE, 1439 W. Grand Close to campus. $160/monthly SPIRO AGNEW Swiss watches. The Musical accessories. Tools. SPRINGBREAK River, Williamston. 2-10-2 $62/month. 351-4296. 3-10-2 ^ original. 2 year guarantee. $19.95. Heaters, electric, gas, oil. We Buy, plus utilities. welcome. 353-5767 Couple, or 372-8957 HILLSDALE For Sale 663-4332. 3-10-1 Sell and Trade. WILCOX RING — UNUSUAL antiqued setting. 3-10-2 EAST, 331 Spacious SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East 2 small di SUNGLASSES, SAFETY SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Michigan, 485-4391, 8 a.m. 5:30 or - recondition. $100. 355- Quiet area. Close to LCC, LBU Tempered lens Brand new portables - or any OPTICAL $49.95, 353-9293. 3-10-5 and downtown. needs. OPTICAL $5.00 per month. Large selection Unfurnished, DISCOUNT, UNIVERSITY VILLA: Three and $140/month. Furnished also 2615 East Michigan Avenue, of reconditioned used machines. four man, furnished, $185 and available. Must furnish references. 372-7409. C-10-2 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New up. 372-9190 before 1 p.m., or Home & "Many Others." $19.95 35 1-1669. HALSTEAD 372-5781 after 5 p.m. 10-10-7 LAB: 80 Garrard turntable and dust to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS MANAGEMENT COMPANY, cover, $100 value, will sell for DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 351-7910. O $45. 35 mm Argus (E3). $10. 1115 North CLOSE TO CAMPUS - 2 man to Washington, sublease. $160 monthly. 393-6522 Cannon Speedlite. Refrigerator. 489-6448. C-10-1 BAY COLONY, one and two after 5 p.m. 5-10-2 Phone 372-7920 after 6 p.m. bedroom, unfurnished. $150 3-10-5 100 USED vacuum cleaners. and Tanks, up. 337-9228. WOODSIDE APARTMENTS: New 1 canisters and uprights. Guaranteed HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT bedroom furnished. PORTABLE ELECTRIC typewriter; one full year. $7.88 and up. COMPANY, Balconies, TV; sno-tires, china, household DENNIS DISTRIBUTING 351-7910. O security locks, laundry. Quiet area. Call 332-3311 items. Phone 351-0465. 2-10-2 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. or 351-8890. Opposite City Market. C-10-1 1130 BEECH - two bedroom student apartments. Furnished, air COHO BOAT. 16 ft. deep. V hull, - conditioned. Close to campus. with trailer. 45 hp electric start 332-0965. HALSTEAD RCA BLACK and white portable. engine. Running lights, compass, MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 355-6003. 3-10-2 19" screen. New. $125. 351-0476. fire extinguisher, 8 life preservers. 351-7910. O 5-10-7 Dansforth anchors. Must sell, FURNISHED APARTMENT, 4 man. make offer. 2212 Seminole Dr., HOLMES SOUTH 301. Near Sparrow BEDROOM SUITE. Sofa, chair, end Okemos. 3-10-2 Very nice. Block off campus. Hospital. Efficiency, furnished. tables, crib, and automatic washer. $100. 351-3969.0-10-8 332-3226, days. C 351-9499. 5-10-7 BLACK LIGHTS. 48" complete. ONE GIRL needed to fill 4 man Antiques, posters, jewelry, pipes. TWO BEDROOM furnished for BICYCLES USED and rebuilt. Men's Visit THE DAY apartment. Water's Edge. Call BEFORE couple or two related graduate and women's. Call 351-7118. FOREVER, 107 N. 371-1985. 3-10-2 Cedar, male students; $145 per 2-10-2 month, Lansing, Mich. 11 - 7 p.m. plus electricity. Lease and deposit 489-1229. 3-10-2 ATTRACTIVE, 3 roi - See at 3234 Birch Row, second TIRES. SET of four n conditioned. Unfurnishi floor at rear. East 'M 120 v Lansing. 5-10-1 carpet, refrigerator, st state. Black wal 5-10-7 Best offer. 339-25 TWO MEN needei 3-10-2 University 332-4886. 5-10-2 - Terrace. Close 1 sampus. Call DRUMS LUDWIG Super classic 332-3637 evening 1-5-10-5 ELECTRIC GUITAR complete set. Best offer. Call - 393-8267 after 6 or weekends. Rickenbacker, hollow body. CLEAN EASYGOING semifreak to O'ofcN FfMjr 2-10-2 Fantastic new condition. Will share superclose 2-m sacrifice. 372-2046 before 5 p.m. 332-2175. 3-10-1 351-7587. 3-10-1 1970 SINGER, $56.00 cash price, 5-10-6 ONE OR 2 girls. Fall a G.E. COLOR TV 1970. Automatic Cedarbrooke A Houses a few times. Fully equipped to fine tuning. Value $450. Will trade zig-zag, monogram, button hole, 351-9228. 3-10-1 for motorcycle. 371-1985. FURNISHED HOUSE for lease. No does fancy designs by inserting 4-10-1 MODEL APT. C-17 OPEN MAN NEEDED for four man lu utilities. CIo£>w^£.v)us. $200. cams and winds bobbin EVERYDAY 1-6 1 block from can Call 3-10-1 9-4 (TV- only 351-5712 automatically. $56 cash or buy on EZ terms, Phone 484-4553. MODEL NOW OPEN Phone 332-6441 or 372-2797 th. 332-0255. 3-10-1 9-9pm. 5-10-2 MARSHA CHANEL ONE OR two girls, for two bedroom 0NE GIRL fall term, $50 and BEDS, STOVES, Refrigerators. Buy, REMINGTON ELECTRIC adding TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS apartment. Must be over 21. Call utilities. Own bedroom. 351-5976. sel1- ABC SECONDHAND machine. New condition. First are now leasing after 5:30 p.m., 332-2908. 3-10-5 310-2 student units. These spacious luxury apartments are STORE, 1208 Turner. C $85 call 353-5708. 3-10-5 completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a Fall dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control From Kamins Stereo - Shop central air conditioning and Hotpoint appliances. These Leases four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure time has been adequately planned for 6 mo. leases 9 mo. leases One Bedroom with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation rooms 8-TRACK CAR Furnished and private balconies. If you want to be residents of TWYCKINGHAM call today. There are among the first , 12 mo. leases TAPE DECK $160 • $170 units starting at $70/month per man. $34.95 Unfurnished Save $15.00 $150 This machine has: Two Bedroom *10 transistors Furnished *6 watts smtL— output per channel ""Loudness balance and tone control * Automatic channel selection $180 • $190 Unfurnished $170 \ g 7VWCKWGWAM 4620 S. HAGADORN APTS. management exclusively by: T BXlAtCUFP PP. S 1 MT.noPl DD. ALCO MANAGEMENT COMPANY , nd.lt*'1-1"70 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 17 Student Service DIRECTORY BROOKS Imported Cars • EYES EXAM'NED-1 I^ZTpici vki- / «"" • • GLASSES »l molding | 011)'P"' ' Sales and • CONTACT LENS Service BOB JONES PAINTS 402-1473 DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist 5014 N. Grand River, Co-Optical Services Lansing 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 The style you want for that special dale1 COLLEGE TRAVEL Elda - Diane OFFICE 130 West Grand River Blvd. j wide World of Sports 351-6010 351-8811 CONTACT LENS BUD'S ^HDAY savinr« SERVICES AUTO PARTS "" ''' Sl D. M. DEAN, O.D. V ." M). h Late Model Motors and L^conovvash 210 Abbott Rd. Suite #16 332-6563 parts a Halfway between speciality Holt and Mason on N. Cedar 1199-21.VI warren's shoes I^sh quaint shop Frandor Riding, Hay rides and Party Room. , Nt(jk-P"l"l A \. n s-."lts against violations of MSU regulations. A pair of them can newly arrived WHITE BIRCH reportedly throw a parking - sticker dragnet around campus Wide selection of Boot Shoes within seven minutes. State News photo by Terry Luke STABU: AND SHOP. Over 40 styles Call fi77-(KI7l Jara/ipt. BEAD CRAFTS, SUEDE and LEATHER NORTON'S DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES, Cleaning and R ('finishing Irandor Shell Station Major ART REPRODUCTIONS Renewal, reform sought Okemos ■1^ including muffler and Candle making supplies Cke work. Mechanic on Dry Cleaners Enfield's Incorporated Viitv All State Road Service. / 2155 Hamilton Road 693 M-43, Okemos. 337-7505 Okemos ■024 E. Saginaw. 489-8010. 332 0611 By ROBERTA SMITH a question - answer skeptical that it w» >. ...um. at State News Staff Writer session. Levin voiced opposition all if it allows young people to to an indefinite shutdow n of the vote, he said. Denioe gubernatorial University "However I do not believe it's Personal Recreation Service in the event that "I'm positive you have a moral for h o pef u ider Levin another "Cambodia situation" a society to draft some Wednesday urged a standing greater intensity of concern with and send them to war never to RIDING, HAYRIDES COMPLETE THESES si "But universities ought to set the world about you than was return and at the same time room - only audience to meet Discount printing. IBM typi true of my generation," he said. the challenge of the '70s by their policies so that there is grant a blanket reprieve for "And I'm sure you won't vote those who don't recreating the spirit of the '60s. every opportunity for free go," Levin 1355-7765.5 1 0-2 publications. Across from c He addressed an audience of at expression," he said. like your parents; in fact, I'm in said. corner MAC and Grand least 300 in Wells Hall, and told Levin said he hoped college favor of it because I know you K LEE tonight ir It is one problem that can't be MSU Management Cli the audience, predominately students really believed passage n't v e like y ir pareti COP SER discussed intelligently until the tonight at 7 30 p.m. ! Teak Room Epply Center. Tt student: of the 18 ' year • old vote If civilian control can be war is over, he continued. 8 Days In SPAIN "The student population isn't matters. It's been discussed so safeguarded, elimination of the Perhaps cases could be judged be Mr. Bob Laurie, marketing PROFESSIONAL Thesis Prepar Departing Dec. 26, anager of IBM "Management in the apathetic. You've proven that." long, people are probably draft and selective service system on an individual basis. IBM Typing, Multilith Printi Complete Deluxe package, Real V irld." Discussing the state's Hardbinding. Complete Thesis $199 • the i unemployment rate, Levin viewed Master's & Doctoral MSU Sports Car Club weekly meeting the situation as "going nowhere Candidates, Vast crowds fast." expected i Brochure and Consultation. tonight at 8:30 p m. in the Gold Room of the Union. Memberships, "It's time to get CALL this state and CLIFF and PAULA country moving again," he said. GRAND PRIX United States. Girls "In this state we should develop HAUGHEY Gymkhanas. If you don't have a vocational and technical (continued from page one) billboards, and nailed to trees. Police were forced to cordon Larry. 339-2753, Dan 337 7094 sports car, don't let it stop you. 337 1527 or 627 2936 education programs so that we All public buildings remained off Nasser's home in suburban 2-10 1 Entertainment: movie, "Ford can fill the many open positions of the seven mile procession. - closed, flags flew at half staff Flatout." Gymkhana this Sunday, 11 The remainder of the distance Heliopolis. His widow and five a.m. at Y-Lot. The first rally, Oct. With trained workers." everywhere and traffic children in seclusion there, visited Service 18, Y Lot. For info, call 351-4556 Remove the faceless to the suburban mosque where downtown virtually came to a N G L 0 AMERICA or leadership by Kosvgm. 351-0191. Nasser will be buried in a palm - standstill as the crescendo of ■ASSOCIATION. 60A Pyle St. and rekindle the faith in The funeral procession will shaded garden will be a "people's spontaneous and government, Levin urged. Most organized begin at the old revolutionary This weekend at the ALBATROSS procession" of thousands of mourners choked the main streets. T ramportation Friday: Folkstrummer and/or movie people know society not only headquarters on the Nile River, I WILL straighten .t, dye it or just can do better but must do Egyptians. The crowds, marching 50 and will end with the burial at UNION , 119V1 Gra iver. 5-10-2 to be announced. Saturday: Super There were some notable BUILDING IIDE AVAILABLE. better, he said. abreast, chanted slogans and Manshiet el Bakry Mosque, not Barbershop, Commuting folk artist JOHN CAMPBE LL. one of President c io-i "I absentees. Nixon's brandished thousands of black - DAY care i '. Openings from Detroit area daily. 355-9594. the best Ml 547 E. Grand River, hope this improvement will far from Nasser's home. decision not to attend was no draped portraits of Nasser. 5 10-2 across from Berkey H come about with your help. We . A gun carriage carrying Nasser's $1 must march together to give the surprise since Egypt has had no "Nasser, you cannot die," one coffin will be escorted by 40 SHARE RIDES formal diplomatic relations with crowd shouted in unison. "You ■charge a commuting from donat state the vigorous leadership it Egyptian generals and wedding Grand Rapids area daily to MSU. the United States since Nasser built this nation stone by stone. a needs to face the 1970's." detachment of 5,000 troops. ALTERATIONS, REPARS, Quick 355-9745 or 1616) 392-4437. The Committee to Abolish ROTC alleged American intervention on Your work is still unfinished." Service All with fashions, 2606 will hold Israel's side in the 1967 war. Acting President Anwar Sadat a meeting tonight at 8:30 Other groups chanted Moslem and the other Risdale Street, 882-5277. 5-10-6 More unexpected was the top members of the p.m. in Room35 of the Union. funeral rituals. Every few minutes I Kingston.\.Y. ce has I Americard and now will justice of the signed up with Bank BABYSITTER WILL care for child Wanted Proposals to build the movement will be discussed. Everyone welcome. Lottery (continued from page one) absence of President Tito of Yugoslavia, who long was an Egyptian fainted in the stifling Egyptian leadership will proceed the foreign dignitaries marching behind the coffin. f«pt the credit card as Lansing home 351 5199. 2-10-1 MSU Amateur Radio Club will meet regarded as one of Nasser's closest for because he is registered with a friends, and Prime Minister Indira eddit tonight at 7:30 p.m. ALTERATIONS AND different draft board which has Ghandi of India who shared dressmaking Engineering Bldg not reached his number. Nasser's claim to leadership of the M when you need !* State News Classified Ads money Bruce, 353 1 580 POETRY WANTED. 3-10-2 Possibli Selective Service has placed a ceiling of No. 195 nationwide so - called third world. Tito was receiving Nixon in Grossfeld quits post P Ium no longer needed this year, meaning the more than Belgrade and apparently was (continued from page one) MASON DAY CARE offers being published this winter Association for Shared CI interested in that than Ptisehold items into cash, 4,000 local boards may not call more candidate, he added. ■•nt Ads get results! Make a Enclose stamped envelope Poetr> Friday, Oct. 2 at 8 p.m. / men with higher numbers. making a gesture of respect to That class requirements other 676 5322. 3-10-5 of the Lamaze method o Petitioning for the office of T now of items you'd like to Editor, Box 4444, Whittier But below that ceiling the Nasser's memory. than attendence be waived cabinet California 90607 3-10 2 will follow. Public in president will begin boards have reached widely Also absent was Morocco's during the period specified. f"ant1 dial 355-8255 today! HAIR SHAPED to your liking (and varying upper numbers. King Hassan, who boycotted the The proposal would allow today and continue October 14. The election of a until hersl. Special attention to WANTED TWO adult tickets fo University Methodist Ch sideburns. Notre Dame Game. Call 351-1291 S. Harri Some have not yet called week - long Summit conference students to participate in the new cabinet president will take DEAN'S BARBER >n, E. I ising. I SHOP. 220 Albert below Lum's. 3-10-1 882-7457. numbers higher than 170, a draft on the Jordan crisis which led to election process, but would not place at the ASMS I board 332 5736. 10-10 14 spokesman said. A few are even Nasser's fatal heart attack meeting October 20. Swap SOMETHING you don't wan lower. Monday. interrupt its norman functions INTRODUCING LINDA Shaw. for something you do* Dia Meeting tor Thus, a number such as 180 Nasser's body lay in state in ex - or cancel class work. Kruch said Bel Ion Sister's Beauty Shop. 355-8255 to place a Want Ac BEER distributors could mean extended liability King Farouk's former palace on The policy wouldn't interfere The - 2014% E. Michigan. 485 969I opening v - for a man whose draft board has the outskirts of the city. with the rights of students who 5 10 5 tSbd'voi°rn reached 180. but not for a man Many buildings were draped in want to attend class, but would LEDGE'S other COME AND USHER week of MS GUITAR LESSONS Private - Rock - whose board only reached 179. black and portraits of Nasser offer an option for students who PLAYHOUSE See show free. Call want to campaign for Folk - Semi-classic. MARSHALL 627 7805. 4-10-2 The new regulations, appeared on walls, cars, on a MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. P BOOKING. ■ 355-0684 "Fever" |„r ° °r C 10-2 BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for all positive, A negative, B negative Wanted contained in an executive order signed last Saturday by President Free with your rent at odor . 3 10 2 EARN FREE toys for Christmas. and AB negative, $10.00. O NEED Nixon, induction of also men clarified who the have Seven-Thirty-One No feminine spray Phone J. Burt Tops'-in-toys SIX tickets for MSU-UM negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Will reached age 26. ^?0R LESS! demonstrator. 626 6003. 3-10-2 COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507 Vi East Grand River, East game. negotiate. Call 882 5863 after 5 p.m. 3-10-2 They may be inducted, the |°llaV'sCI; Lansing. Above the new Campus order said, only if their draft liability extends to age ^5 and if the induction order is issued ly. Tuesday and Thursday 12 befon> the 26th birthday. 6 30 p.m. 337-7183. C WATER'S EDGE and RIVER'S EDGE APARTMENTS PROVIDE The second deodorant. ROOMMATE SERVICE... 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