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UNIVERSITY „ 03 Number 67 East Laming, ft Monday, October 5, 1970 acquits Jury eight tried Unrest panel condemns for trespassing 0y mark eicher violence, gunfire at Kent The guard itself became the hundreds of — WASHINGTON (AP) - Student violence interviews, three days of Managing Editor hearings and 8,000 pages of FBI transcendent issue, and it never did disperse and National Guard gunfire at Kent State Investigations, the commission found in the crowd as it set out to do. n„h. nsnoni were found Innocent Friday University were condemned as Intolerable JTIS toHe contended that the 6th optimistic about the negotiating track at this for a continuation of the Middle East stability. time. ceasefire are good but the outlook for — Specifically, It was understood that Bruce who flew back to Paris immediately after resuming Arab • Israeli negotiations is not bright at this time. Petitioning ASMSU petitions the conference - did not carry with him Nixon said the ceasefire seems likely to extended Instructions for a broad new peace bid at this continue — he came out Saturday for a 90 • time. day extension of the present cease - fire Wedlle?!"8 w'" ** extended until Nor Is he expected to make any detailed which expires Nov. 5 - because the parties Petitioning for ASMSU Cabinet rePresent»?i ,f°r ASMSU district reply to the eight • point offer put forward involved would be flouting world public president will continue through Oct. mLJ ' 8!, fr,om the Ak«™ • Fee and by the Viet Cong's foreign minister. Mrs. opinion if they were to start shooting again. 14. Petitions are available outside 307 Inmates t Districf ro lloosen districts, Nguyen Thl Binh, Sept. 17. As for the peace talks, which Israel is boycotting because of alleged Egyptian Student Services Bldg. Three unidentified inmates of the Queens House of Detention, one n October 1p,re8entatlves wll> be chosen In In the U.S. view, the eight • point proposal Is basically similar to previous offers deemed violations of the ceasefire, the United States The new president will be selected at Petitions 8peclale,ect,on- will continue to try to get them started. the Oct. 20 board meeting. wearing the cap of a guard, look from a window of the century - old Student Services BUI? unacceptable to the United States. It calls building after prisoners rioted and took °UUlde 307 essentially for unconditional U.S. Summing up the results of his trip, which story page 2. seven persons hostage. See withdrawal and removal of the present he described as being in the service of world Campus ™ By JAMES SHELDON State News Staff Writer Kn vim rush to the eamnns So you rush to the campus chuckle. police rwilir>o nnri Hitc,%>.>>• ll V police and discover it's their Univerlsty police are empowered under MSU Ordinances 46.03 thoU turn to "We 'We tow oars on cars are able to contact his car." on aa rnmnlalnt hasis " Zutaut remarked enforce complaint basis," Zutaut remarked. "If the owner, we will do It, asking him to move "If vwe On the weekend of away, Sept. 25 through 27 14 cars were towed Zutaut said. He added that seven \v. iv towed during ihe through 46.0311 to remove a vehicle from campus for illegal He added this Is not always feasible, due to emergencies and out football games with Washington State. breezTto ?[!at day for 8 Bame' There had been enough nip in the parking, for obstructing traffic or University operations, for ■ of • state licenses on the cars. Way over t« your 8Plr,ts and make you glad you drove all the being abandoned and for emergency reasons, to name a few. "These wrecker services we use, I feel, are legitimate, honest Now, vlt1)6 Spartan cla8h- businessmen," Zutaut said. "We have nothing but the best of Duke's Shell, 720 Michigan Ave one wrecker service used by , On the w», J? i were 8one. and you needed a cozy bar - fast. Capt. Adam J. Zutaut of the Dept. of Public Safety said any of relations with the wrecker services we use." police, towed four or five cut* off campus the weekend of the to'd you to u you c^uckle to yourself about the officer who six privately owned wrecker services close to campus are called During football games, when up to 20,000 cars drive on campus, Washington State game, Walter Waldron, the owner, said. how you fnimjvlten m,le8 out ,n "orae cow pasture and about when a car must be towed. Wrecker operators will only answer a the police have no problem directing drivers to legal parking With kev in u n,ce v,c,nt spot close to the Stadium, call from police, he added. places, Zutaut said. "We usually get more during a football game,' he said. m "d you hurrV t0 un,ock the door. But when you at to Saturday, before the Notre Dame game, one car illegally parked the « "Sometimes we don't tow any," he added. "In regard to an Waldron said two charges are $7.50 and $8.50 for hard • to • get ttp. Parking spot you find no door and no car, and you by the Abbott Road entrance was towed, Sgt. Donald Holmes of athletic event, we tow those vehicles away which are parked to cars 'Ie Hdded that his ytat' r> 'M* •• ' iw cars a' University police said. Some*>ody stole my car." illegally." request >n police and will not tow toi aparuuenti. State News, East Lansing, Michigan Michigan Monday. October 5. 1970 3 Possible team that discovered it. "It has been able to put in cancer cure A/1 Barnett mice, Including leukemia. Two Because it prevented cell Accoriding to Rosenberg, the humans in the experiments. believes the Oy DIANE PETRYK Rosenberg, professor remission a broad spectrum of other use drug could be of biophysics and director of the different cancers with drugs in the same chemical division, it seemed obvious to side effects of the drug involve In the first phase of these released for general use fairly State News Staff Writer research, said the drug has only effectiveness. This high family also seem promising, he Rosenberg and his team that the the gastro - intestinal tract and trials, the drug will be given in quickly. is why we are said. chemical bone marrow, but he believes been proved effective might have an low doses to fairly healthy A University nlatinum compound that against rat so excited about it," very spokesmar , Rosenberg Loretta VanCamp, supervisor application in cancer treatment. none of the side effects to be i tie growth of cancer cells and mouse cancer but he is said. 8 of Rosenberg's laboratory, Since the irreversible. patients with cancer tumors. stressed the fact that the dn.g 1,1 * Jve its first human optimistic that it may also be So far the compound has reported that the chemical was discovery, the platinum compounds have The drug is Rosenberg said the MSU was discovered while the *LS bv mid - February, effective In treating human proved 100 per cent effective in discovered by accident while opened up a whole new area of now being tested by the National Cancer Institute medical school will apply for scientists were basic research. engaged solely in si" •»"» msu resc"ch cancer. curing certain forms of cancer in they were engaged in purely basic research. cancer scientists. research to MSU (NCI) in preparation for clinical trials. Dogs and monkeys are permission to test the drug. The second phase of the trials "This is important to note," he Investigation has will allow the drug to be said, "as funds for basic research While exposing bacteria to started into compounds of other being used to determine safe CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION an electric field, they discovered that a platinum electrode they metals as well. "We think we can find even dosage levels and to study the side effects. administered to cancer patients in all types a number of of are being cut because scientists can't tell what their results centers in the United States and might be. People want to know were using contaminated and better drugs," Rosenberg said. When completed sometime in other countries. what their money is being effected the spent growth of the One of the problems yet to January, the NCI will apply to Rosenberg estimates this for, yet it is not unusual for Kelley ruling could end experimental organisms, VanCamp said. Mrs. overcome compound. is side effects from the the Food and Drug Administration for permission to process may If the tests begin in the spring. are successful, he discoveries of this nature come from basic research." to closed trustee meetings board chairman Don Stevens, By JOHN BORGER D-Okemos, said Sunday. rather than how that decision is State News Staff Writer "The trustees should be able accomplished or what discussion goes into it. The methods we use to argue a request for an attorney and debate in the open to insure discussion do not have A POT FULL OF . general's ruling on the legality of meetings, even if there has been a great deal of bearing on the I Led door meetings of the • previous discussion in the closed outcome," he said. University of Michigan's (U-M) meeting," he said. "It would be "A board deserves the , Board of Regents may have an unusual circumstance where opportunity to have some free implications for MSU's board of any action would be taken in discussion on issues. The public trustees. any but an open meeting." has a right to knew how a board State Sen. Jack haxon, Stevens said telephone votes member votes, but there is not a D-Detroit, said in rquesting the also tend to ruling that he thought secret negate the effectiveness of open meetings. great deal accomplished trying to blow out of proportion by FAMOUS LABEL STEREO noting;violate a 1969 opinion Stevens has asked the attorney the opinions of one individual Gen. Frank Kelley that general for a ruling on the by Atty. state university governing boards legality of one such poll taken board member," Merriman said. CLASSICS FOLK JAZZ OPERA must transact all business In last spring which involved the I public. University's voting of General Students work The Michigan Constitution Motors (GM) stock. AT THE UNBELIEVABLE SCHWANN requires that "formal sessions of Warren Huff, D- Plymouth, such institutions (of higher said the GM telephone poll was in national drive LOW PRICE OF CAT. LIST I learning) must be open to the legal because the action taken 4.98 PER DISC public." was confirmed at the next I I The U-M regents have public board meeting. It was not against Viet War I discussed such matters as salaries referred to by code numbers, he EACH and land acquisition behind said. Approximately 40 students I closed doors. In their public Huff and Clair White, D-Bay participated in the national BOX SET VALUES I meetings, matters on the agenda City, walked out of a closed petition drive to end the war I are referred to by code numbers. TO 34.95 I The MSU Board of Trustees board meeting in the summer of 1969. sponsored by the Movement for a New Congress Sunday. NOW ONLY I refers to items on its agenda by "That was on the discus^n of Canvassing the Lansing area I content, but votes are often student fees. The vote was open, students obtained 150 signatures I taken with little or no public but we felt the discussion should on petitions calling for Congress I discussion of the matter. Both the code reference and also be oDen to the public," to "reassert its Constitutional Hundreds of Titles • Thousands Huff said. powers in matters of war and I the lack of discussion are wrong, Huff, who publicly supports peace, to condemn our recent Glenn Campbell Carlos Montoya Enrico Caruso the inclusion of student invasion of Cambodia, and to Judy Collins Andres Segovia Ignace PaderewtVi representatives at the meetings require the President to bring out Pete Seeger Oscar Brand London Symphony of the board, said he hopes troops home." Mason Williams Carolyn Hester Pittsburgh Symphony Prof to discuss student presence would help open up the discussion more, Former President Adams spoke briefly at a noon kick - off for the Woody Guthrie Leadbelly Rod McKuen George Gershwin Moscow Philharmonic Vienna Philharmonic but said "even with a student drWe'itvtWUnion. Odetta Sonny Terry N.Y. Pro Musica present there be Lightnin Hopkins Houston Symphony Fine Arts Quartet mercury effects misrepresentation." can Tommy Makem Paris Philharmonic Noah Greenberg Dr. Tadio Takeuchi, "Any ruling the attorney general makes regarding either Explosion kills Clancy Brothers Charlie Parker Maria Callas Renata Tebaldi Leningrad Philharmonic Leopold Stokowski Israelis . I of pathology at Kumamoto U-M or Wayne State University two Duke Ellington Franco Corelli Jean Pierre Rampal I (Japan) University, will discuss can have a bearing on MSU. But Charlie Mingus Cesare Siepi Manitas de Plata I the effects of mercury poisoning until he rules, well probably TEL AVIV (AP) - A mine Dizzy Gillespie Carlo Bergonzi Beniamino Gigli I on humans at 4 p.m. today in continue to do as we have in the explosion at the Suez Canal has Django Reinhardt Ferruccio Tagliavini Malcolm Hamilton I 158 Natural Resources Bldg. past," trustee Frank Merriman, claimed the first two Israeli Dr. Takeuchi participated in R-Deckerville, said. fatalities at the waterway since NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS • QUANTITIES LIMITED | theliversi " jointly sponsored MSU and Merriman said it was not the Middle East cease fire went- ty of Michigan necessary for trustees to discuss into effect Aug. 7, the military ABSOLUTELY NO DEALERS nference on mercury matters in the public meetings. command announced Sunday. I poisoning in Ann Arbor last "What the general public is The soldiers, two lieutenants, I week. interested is in the decision, were killed. 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As with any basic document, it must views stemmed from the use of the problem f student to student, faculty to student, or "review" which tends to WoVh the President's office as did many of the be under continuing review to insure that it MARK EICHER, managing editor president to the university community, on trustees. Furthermore, it was feared that retains its relevance and effectiveness. This evaluation. It is true that several connote total 1 ED HUTCHISON, city editor a campus as large and diverse as that of in the fact that several raised questions about specific trusted I any "review" of the freedom report would was evidenced provision BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Michigan State. Serious problems in terms of the Freedom Report, but no KEN KRELL, editorial editor of understanding and information often be undertaken without following the important amendments had been approved thought seriol! JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor established procedures. Misinformation, by the Academic Council last spring and was given to eliminating the basic arise when policies are altered or questions were to be sent to the trustees for final tenets of the misperceptions and distrust merely document. The fear of the GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor are raised. heightened reactions on many sides. And approval. students was essentially rooted in the Such a case in point occurred this past while I repeatedly emphasized my 2. In one of the proposed amendments, unspoken but implicit recognition that the Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. summer involving the so-called review of assessment that no serious changes would that of Article 7, the proposed language trustees do have ultimate authority for the Academic Freedom Report by the the result, over-reaction continued. read that "any faculty or student member operation of the entire University and the board of trustees. When reports of the The controversy persisted until the of the University community could ultimate power to rescind any document review first surfaced, immediately it was trustees issued a one-page statement at like the Academic Freedom propose amendments to the Academic Report. ln an assumed by many that the trustees had their September meeting in which they Freedom Report. And while the trustees atmosphere of persistent distrust, "review" EDITORIALS waited until half the students were gone for the summer and then were about to reiterated their support of the Freedom must give final approval before any fo the trustees quickly became "rescind" Report "as a vital document formalizing amendment is adopted, there is no among the students, while "reaction" rescind the entire document. This action, the rights and responsibilities of students at provision and never has been, for the board among the students easily became a it was thought by some, was a reaction to MSU." However, in studying the freedom itself to initiate amendments. Thus, the "challenge" to the authority and inteeTitv board merely suggested that it too be of the trustees. y , allowed to offer amendments to the Another important dimension of the Freedom Repbrt. Of course, such controversy concerns the hasty conclusions Crisis of unders In part, it is similar to giving a governor or the President of the United States the authority to sign hills into law or if he so choses to veto them, hut at the same time not providing him with a Scranton v formal right of proposing legislation. amendments would be subject to the same and the selective perceptions of those who The President's Commission on doesn't claim he made things worse. careful review and approval procedures as immediately assumed the Academic ' would any other proposed amendment. Freedom Report was in danger of Campus Unrest found a "crisis of "Crisis of understanding." Nine arbitrary In short, the present situation regarding edict. This simply was not the case. But i understanding" at the heart of the distinguished men in five months of the Freedom Report is one where the given the distrust and skepticism with rift between today's youth and their study found that much of campus board has final authority to approve or which some members of the University elders. Its most urgent disruption was caused by improperly reject all proposed changes or additions to community view the motives of University recommendation was a "national prepared law-enforcement agencies, the Academic Freedom Report, but has no officials and trustees, it is understandable, I formal channel to offer amendments itself. if unfortunate, that the wrong conclusions cease-fire," in which students, trained only to kill. The commission In part, it is similar to giving a governor or could be reached on little or no evidence or faculty, administrators, politicians, found the deaths at Kent State and the President of the United States the information to support those conclusions. and law enforcement officials would Jackson State to be caused by authority to sign bills into law or if he so Genuine attempts must be made to I participate. over-reaction on the part of the chooses to veto them, but at the same time understand our differing perceptions and Just as the significance of the National Guard and Highway Patrol, not providing him with a formal right of positions if we are to reduce the levels of proposing legislation. distrust within the University community. report began to make an impression respectively, not because of "weak-kneed administrators." While I hope that initial apprehensions Moreover, we must recognize that upon the American public, America's that the trustees might arbitrarily nullify or disagreement and divergent positions c foremost expert on insulting rhetoric "Crisis of understanding." Agnew: any issue should not lead to mutual substantially alter the context of the shot down most chances of an "(The report will) be taken as more Academic Freedom Report have been distrust or a lack of respect for each other's immediate cease-fire. pablum for the permissiveness." allayed, I believe it can serve as a graphic In the future, I would hope we could In a speech at Sioux Falls. S.D., Agnew's speech on the other hand example of miscommunication and distrust in the University community — and avoid, or at least minimize the frequency Vice-President Agnew appointed will serve as manna for every hardhat of such communication embroglios, by himself a commission of one to sum in the land. perhaps provide a lesson from which we all can learn. refusing to react on the basis of what m up what, in his opinion, is really This nation cannot afford to We all must bear be partial or unsubstantiated reports a part of the wrong with college campuses. consider the Presidential Commission responsibility for not providing each other by respecting each other's integrity. Who is one to believe; a on Campus Unrest as anything but nine-member blue ribbon the most authoritative treatment the POINT OF VIEW non-partisan panel performing subject has ever received. The months of intensive research, or the members of the commission ignored Uncertainty for faculty dissenters ad-libs of an after-dinner speaker politics in their report, but now who moonlights as Vice-President? others are playing politics with the "Crisis of understanding." One of subject. Politicians are now asking the major recommendations of the the nation to choose beween the EDITOR'S NOTE: The following p0jnt Second, does the withholding of one's meeting classes and keeping office hours same opportunity accorded the absent Scrantoncommission was for the truth and that which it would like to services mean that one must hold his sufficient? If so, is one freed from of View was written by Norman Pollack, consultant, to make up the time, or have a President to seek to bring the believe. classes at the appointed hour, in the committee assignments if he chooses? If professor of History. colleague fill in? Last spring does not country together: a job which "only Only one choice can be made. appointed room, on the appointed day: the not, what degree of involvement is provide an adequate test of how the the President" could President Nixon had little point in I should like to restate Mr. Larrowe's doctrine, business as usual. If so, let's put expected? The actual duties should be directive would be implemented in the perform. that in writing and enforce it. This would with paraphrase of Provost Cantlon's policy stated no possibility of future. The intent of the strikers was to Agnew twisted this plea in his speech financing the commission if it was directive: "No work, no pay be directed to the conservative faculty - for misunderstanding now that the directive demonstrate their concern over to "scapegoating of the most only intended to be a scheme for the dissenters." If the emphasis lies on the member who brings his seminar to the inferentially raises the question. international aggression and domestic irresponsible sort." Republican party to win elections in second part, it is plainly unconstitutional, pleasantness of his home, equally with the The foregoing is crucial in another repression. It was hoped the trustees, "Crisis of understanding." The the fall. and will, I am confident, be tested in the dissenter, who may wish to meet respect. The directive steps away from the administration and faculty shared this Scranton Commission report laid the The president politely received courts. As matters stand, one can place no off-campus, perhaps in the pleasantness of sensitive point: the relation between concern, and that these groups would other construction on the phrase. The his home. No double standard. If the withholding services and dismissal from the blame for the current campus then ignored the Scranton provide tangible evidence of democratizing directive represents the willful attempt to reference is not to hours, room, days, that University. We live in a crisis period. I the situation on manv groups, both on Commission University and exerting antiwar report. The intimidate dissenting faculty members in too should be stated, so that in future doubt the administration and a large part influence in a manner that showed business and off campus, but never did they Vice-President skimmed it and advance. But if the emphasis properly lies some poor devil does not suddenly find of the faculty would defend a dissident usual - as - as itself a mark of national hold President Nixon responsible in blasted it. Other parties have yet to on the first part, the trustees and himself confronted wtih charges of faculty member from national and local bankruptcy. We were disappointed. That any respect. The report says the react. administration would be well advised to unprofessional (i.e., radical) conduct. I witch - hunting; for the same reason, I was the past. In the event of a clear the air of coercion by clarifying the have no reason to assume the good prolonged doubt such dissenters have sufficient strike in the future, the question here is President could improve things: it "Crisis of understanding." point. intentions of the trustees and safeguards against being fired for not the docking of administration. Let the laws be explicated pay (striking faculty Assuming the emphasis is upon "No infractions of the directive. If the purpose assume this), but the in detail, so that those on the bottom firing of dissenters. work, no pay," one would expect the can is a purge, let's have it out. The University appears to be a business principle universally applied. If the striking have the benefit of law. I cannot stress enough the importance of enterprise that prides itself on silence, good faculty member cannot expect special Third, what are the duties one is the directive. order and a solid production record of treatment (none to my knowledge did last expected to perform? I ask for the same Fourth, in line with the directive, what interchangeable human beings. Judging Massey McKee reason as above — that a spring), neighter shall such treatment be dissenting faculty represents the acceptable means of making from the posture maintained last spring. I accorded other faculty members. The member does not suddenly become up lost time in the classroom? A universal do not anticipate a situation obtains where many faculty confronted with vague charges of failure to reply to these queries. principle is necessary here as well. Shall the Repression functions best from a position members serve in consulting positons to perform the full complement of services. Is dissenting faculty member be denied the of force and evasiveness. business and government, often leaving the precincts of the University for periods in between t sufficiently long to conflict with the strict adherence to their teaching schedule. Too, OUR READERS' MIND it is not uncommon to bring one's outside work home, to the benefit of the granting Originally the Academic Council tried to bury the McKee Report in sop. a bit of bread and circus for the student-barbarians. agency, and on occasion the detriment of their students. The University witnesses special privilege on a regularized basis. Michigan students merit choice Those unavoidably detained elsewhere are committee the McKee committee Those To the Editor: campus. To radicalize State would be to things most likely to not considered as withholding their services abolish that choice and create a less almost a sure indication that there is to be exact. This move failed and from the University. Generally, they are Since when has radicalization become a undergo the academic ax: the democratic society. something lacking in the objectives of the the newly - dubbed McKee Report applauded. If the universalistic application sport? After reading in the Welcome Week minority provisions, student say in edition of the State News the at'itude of movement or in the pursuit of its goals. became a paramount issue early of Provost Cantlon's principle is intended, Secondly, if radicalization is desirable faculty matters (like tenure) and the as That is to say that recent statements by clarification of several points would be proponents of radicalization of MSU, one a goal its supporters believe it to be, why 1970. This spring, however, it as local radicals strongly number of student representatives on wonders whether they are out to radicalize can't they promote it on its own merits? suggest that suffered an ignoble rejection by the helpful. radicalization just might not be all that it is the Academic Council. No doubt, What the campus with any particular objective or constitutes withholding one's Instead, local radicals compare their made out to be. Or Academic Senate. student voice in student affairs will services? If the dissenting faculty member, merely for the sake of pure radicalization. educational environment to that of another perhaps the radical Is it really that bad for "Moo U," as they leaders themselves just aren't all that they Both sides can be faulted in this be allowed to a certain degree. They and none others, is the referent, this must University in an attempt to spur their call it, to be less radicalized than the give themselves credit for. fiasco. Most of the faculty acted be stated a final time. If the definition is cohorts on to greater might even be allowed to "advise" University of Michigan (U-M)? heights in the embracive, let's put that in writing, radicalization saying that liberal-radical more I irrationally in blocking student process. This sort of am not the Academic council. and determine to enforce the provision. After all, wouldn't further radicalization inspirational leadership is identical to the elements are necessarily wrong in 'heir representation in academic circles. This would allay suspicions some have that of MSU by the SDS be contradictory to traditional concept of the local football The The disposition of the McKee objectives. That is not the case. What I am coup de grace was the University is based on a their goal of a democratic society? At coach urging his budding Report will be decided at the present, a qualified student graduating young stars on to saying is that the tactics employed by their a d;m i n istered by ;i random double-standard, one for patriots the other greatness by offering them the example of leaders should border on the responsible Tuesday meeting of the Academic for the from high school in Michigan has a choice variable the student strike. Perhaps, more unorthodox folk. An a currently highly - regarded foe. rather than ridiculous. Council. of attending either of two large, prestigious thig fears of the faculty would not Probably yet another embracive definition would also encourage in-state universities. He may attend U-M in exploration into other where the But while the outcome of any have waved so hot had the committee will be appointed to act areas particular double standard exists: the penalization of a considerably more radicalized foot ball game does not as the official headsman. The change the emotion-charged campus been calm. students in the classroom for their beliefs, atmosphere than at MSU, or, he could functions carried out in society, political Dave Shabeen The McKee Report is now about to outlook is not good. the tendency of some departments to choose the calmer, more conservative movements are much more serious and (although quite liberal) environment of this must be treated Fort Wayne, Ind. freshman become the Harold Stassen of Ramifications go beyond eschew the criterion of merit in their hiring as such. Failure to do so is . Sept. 30,1970 academic documents. In rejecting the consideration of student policies in favor of the politically and report the Academic Senate sent it academically safe. I suspect other areas of representation in academic the double standard can be found without back to the Academic Council for a governance. Students have just spent difficulty, but will defer to those who are rewrite a nice way of saying a a year trying to work through the younger to lead the search parties. In sum, complete watering down. hallowed system and have reaped clarification becomes a test of principle, an Pro-McKee forces still feel there is entering wedge, suggesting academic nothing but the whirlwind. freedom is not dead, or else confirmation a chance for passage, but only in a Query: what is the logical next that repressive policies, signaled in the mass soverely altered form. The Report step when the channels repeatedly arrest last Spring, shall become permanent would become nothing more than a refuse to respond? University policy. 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Dutton said he believes 2.25 Congressional District in remarks at the opening Saturday of Cihon's campaign headquarters. considering," However, he added, the two week period would fall the academic carefully calendar is too planned to be changed Perfect Fit One Kodak Color Film Sen. Hart is pictured on the right, Cihon next to him. The individual at left is unidentified. • close to final exams week and by the desires of a minority. Size Panty Hose Flash Cubes State News photo by Milton Horst 126 ■ 127 • 620 environment an issue S133 87' S|19 limit 3 limit 1 East Lansing Store Only (Coupon) (Coupon) Hart calls '70 dec isive for Dems 10% off the 1.05 1.15 Crest Toothpaste Scope Discount Price on year for the Democrats, but 6.75 By ROBERTA SMITH added that neither party has a the sixth congressional district, there was no obvious successor to would determine when military oz. Mouthwash Stiti News Staff Writer monopoly on all the answer*. Hart said Democrats In Congress Egypt's Abdel Nasser. personnel will be totally all Film Developing United States Sen. Philip A. are a "little more" aware than Speaking at the opening of Republicans of the urgency of "Nasser was a man who avoided surrounding himself withdrawn from Vietnam, and that Congress would 65' 75' pass the limit 1 limit 1 I Hirt predicted Saturday that campaign headquarters for John proper allocation of resources. with strong men," he said, McGovern Hatfield plan. • 1 1970 would be a very decisive Cihon, Democratic candidate for Cihon, a peace candidate with "There will definitely be a "It is my hunch the spats within strong backing from the scramble for power In Egypt." the Republican party contribute Movement for a New Congress, Hart said he was not sure has stressed In his campaign the little to Its success, Hart said,. whether prospects for 1.65 Issue of environmental quality. peace "Agnew really hopes there's a would be diminished by Nasser's Law allows citizens "Too many believe the greatait threat to the United Statos is from foreign capitals," Hart said. death. On the Vietnam war, Hart said great most "He big heap of resentment in voters," Hart continued. thinks they will vote Contac 10's Dames & Hinds 20( off the "But someone at home has been he wished President Nixon on their worst instincts." Wetting Solution discount price on to sue state polluters stealing our freedom." Admitting that he wasn't Mideast expert, Hart a said that STATIONERY 75' limit 1 2 oz. SJ09 all razor blades limit 1 East Lansing Store Only Atty. Gen Frank J. Kelley I praised Friday a new state or pollution." (Coupon) Expires After 10-1Q.70 ^(CouponT* Qr"V He said the law allows any res After 10-10-70 I antipollution law giving citizens I the right to sue environmental citizen, state or agency or "any partnership or other legal entity," Kosygin's visit 1.00 | polluters. to take to court any other person, to UN a news conference I Saginaw, Kelley explained how in corporation, state agency "or other legal entity," for polluting unsure UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) Helmae Liot Roller ABRAXAS I he hopes the new law, which went natural resources. — A UN spokesman said or Refills Hew Santana All um | into effect last Thursday, will "Until now, private citizens Wednesday that Secretary as I pollution. a legal tool against could only sue to abate pollution General U Thant had received 59c $369 which met the legal tests of a "This law will give us the added private or public nuisance; that is, I dimension of having citizen one which impaired the value of I observers throughout the state to their own private property or of I detect pollution, bring it to the public rights," Kelley said. I attention of thestate if they wish, I or begin the suits themselves," Soviet leader he would not be here for the Scott Towels 20c off the Arrid Kelley said the law would give "new powers" to his offices to organization's 25th anniversary discount price on Extra ' law, he said, provides y citizen has a right to fight pollution and polluters. 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Grand River Expires After ) 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 5, 197 Rider on the Rain' offers Fraternity residency! little tension, involvement modified Rene Clement's "Rider on the building and the pace to quicken murky photography and uneasy Rain" is neither the spine- as the inevitable plot music to establish the right tingling suspense film critics and complications set in. mood and a cast that makes the The Sigma Alpha fcw, ad say Unfortunately, the film slows characters and the incidents Fraternity (SAE) decided absorbing investigation drama it after the murder and then believable. What it lacks is a week to reorganize their 1\ pretends to be. gradually fades. An army consistently strong script, one chapter into a supper It is a well made, somewhat investigator arrives on the scene, that saves some punch for later or arrangement. involving work that doesn't and the rest of "Rider on the at least one that can make the completely disappoint or Rain" deals with his efforts at William investigation segment as R. Brereton sJ satisdy. The viewer will probably forcing the woman to confess. stimulating for psychological adviser, said this approach! leave the theater unaffected. The film settles down to a rather reasons as the murder segment is greek living is an attempt "Rider on the Rain" is difficult routing playing out of the story for purely sensational reasons. make available the social J to hate, recommend to friend or and a battle of wits and force between the woman and the This is a film to Gun point fraternal benefits 0f si remember hour after possibly see if without the restrictions even viewing it. an investigator that never becomes you're near the theater where For refusing to admit killing , Marlene Jobert i threatened by a determined investigator fraternity house. 0f1 in this scene from Rene Clement': film "Rider i the Rain." The movie is showing at the exciting: only mildly interesting. it's playing but not one to rush v The film, now showing at the frightened, the woman decides State Theater. State Theatre, can be divided to conceal the incident from "Rider on the Rain" has "The SAE house will be into two parts. The first part both husband and police and place where deals with a murder in self fraternity menu# quickly disposes of the body. may have meals and socii defense; the second, with the investigation that follows. and The pursuit, attack, murder disposal are presented NEW WKAR FUTURE gatherings, but there will ! longer be a resident "Rider on the Rain" realizes rapidly without relief from the requirement," Brereton said its finest moments in the first mounting tension. The viewer part. A young woman, stalked finds himself involved and He through wet streets and attacked apprehensive within minutes. in explained that the chanJ policy due offers was TCB' bla in her home by a silent stranger, One hopes the film's beginning is turns on her attacker with a declining interest an indicator of its remainder and fraternity system during the pa] shotgun. Confused and expects the suspense to continue four years and also the increa H interest in apartment living. :i\Ov Redd, a graduate student in said, on the whole , the reaction Last year he worked with the television and radio, said the to the show has been quite Relevancy Program in the "The supper club show grew out of a research favorable. College of Education, which was approaij will view the fraternity house project he and three other "I'm surprised as many non designed to give a black 1 one - half social center 1 students conducted to discover blacks accepted the program in The moving backbeat of a jazz perspective to education courses, half country club," Rrereto what needs broadcasting was and its entirety. In a predominately The experience, he noted, has - rock tune surrounded the deep, said. was not filling in black white market, whites usually mellow voice, and I began to helped him give an educational communities. When Redd made have a tendency to say they relax and to fall into the groove perspective to his show, a demonstration tape directed at want you that usually means that I'l to start playing some Brereton stated thai the informational needs white artists," he said. "The althouj heading home; just far enough f ? informational College of Education members do not have to live i Redd's dedication radio needs tremendous amount of down 1-696 to pick up the "Seated by people to a fraternity thev MIt.y v brothers on Detroit's soul radio communities, WKAR pru, began when he was in the ninth black things — and they should required to pay for threi stations. In reality, home and all d!rectoi\ S,teve Mucheliked grade in Grand Rapids. get it even if they have to go out per day to be served "I spent that whole summer and recruit black graduate its surrounding were still far ^ a"d fr°m there TCB bom. Bogue St. house, away, but that black sound and trying to convice a Grand Rapids students," Redd explained. "It's The musical part of "TCB" station to give me a show. I not that the instructors aren't rap just kept pouring out of my A full - time cook will includes jazz, rock and blues. guess they thought I was crazy academically qualified, but the prepai radio. the meals. Late snacks als "The American scene in music then,but I had been south several students are seeking a cross - The "soulful psyche" was be available. "The actual 0 hasn't progressed to any times and had heard the black cultural experience, because being provided by brother Larry the meals has not } et Redd of WKAR, campus radio. greatness outside of the blues stations, and I knew what they they know they will have to deal could do." with that, and they aren't computed — but it will probabl has been so vital to the survival be substantially less than The opportunity to broadcast getting it." pa - - - of WKAR's newest show, „ ,. , , . ... room and board fees." Brereto •'Takin' Care Business," heard of black people in this country finally came when Redd worked explained. S.R n m MnnHav Monday thrnncrh through 1"a 1 1 1 ®s BlITlOSt a 11110 s 1 an a" LARRY REDD for yyVOC while a student at As the show develops, Redd FridayH The show designed for understatement to say that black of black artists which he learned Tennessee State University, hopes to find young black black communities in mid- people . . would find the show whiie working at WVOC a black majoring in speech and drama, students in the Lansing area A cocktail - beer bar 1 station in mJLsii- , . t „ relaxing and eniovable." But before he came to MSU interested in television and Michigan, emphasizes 7. the whole rel^xin8 - His fnvnrito antj enjoyable. favorite letter - lottor Nashville, t„nn Tenn. last fall to work toward his M.A. radio, and recently installed in . , spectrum of black music, while , ... concerning on The informational to give them recreation room to provide 2 providing information directed at the from show, Redd explained, came a instructional parts of "TCB" television and radio, Redd ■ exposure to the field, perhaps thrr...«h =1, hours service to SAE member young inmate at Ionia a , solving community problems. State Reformatory. distributed throughout the taught drama, speech and debate through a weekly show. ome members prefer to The show is jointly sponsored by program in two - minute spots at Grand Rapids Central High That s called takin the house, "Our music came from black WKAR, the Center for Urban and taped interviews telling of School. business." available for $10 per week. Affairs' and the Continuing people being oppressed whether anyone offering Education a mental state, information needed by the black Program of the Where I College of Education. come from, there are so community. Redd has done many brothers that just didn't make it or who went to prison, I m glad to do what I can," spots on the food stamp program, public housing, black businesses and the federal V' group ce Redd said. government, drugs and job - Another highlight of the training, m Nigerian brother's musical scene are bits Although WKAR has received of information about the careers a few irate phone calls, Redd an The Nigerian Student Union Nigeria at peace with itself and messages of congratulations tc celebrated the tenth anniversary continuing to develop and the students, and express of Nigeria's independence Friday prosper." solidarity with the idea < by hosting approximately 50 freedom and justice Ralph Smucker, dean of students, faculty and International African peoples, and the unity administrators at a dinner in the Programs and of independent African states. Centennial room at Kellogg August G. Benson, foreign student advisor, also "Never before have a people Center. been so determined President Wharton, who was congratulated the students and . . praised Nigerian students' maintain their independent unable to attend, sent his best wishes to the Nigerian students. "intellectual sophistication," unity like the people of Nigeria. and their "zeal for You have demonstrated 1 "We all know that Nigeria has progress." Africa and the world that the experienced difficult days in her The Pan - African Students torch of justice, freedom, and first decade of independence," Organization in the Americas unity that was lit in Oct., I960, Wharton said. "Now, we can (PASOA), the Black United shall never be extinguished," Pa" look hopefully to the future Front, and the Black Liberation - African Student Organization toward the goal of a unified Front, International all sent in the Americas wrote. Woodstock love, peace, ^America's Prize-Winning Musical 0 Today At 5:00 8:15 TwhU.hii.h4 00« PilTTOX BEST MUSICAL-N. Y. Drama Critics' Circle Award. BEST MUSICAL-Tony Award The NATIONAL BAN)) 1 /># i k 11 hi < <>\< i;iii si;iur blades are rotary. So they shave Thev shaved the other side with our in every d Keepsake Tripleheader 35T shaver. Smyrna 10 | __ 16. " 4 TR 250, 1968. Overdnvi e deck, how to get two Xerox copies for the price of one! ■■■ ■ ■v 18. Mcny 19, Argument — CORVETTE 1969. Convertible. 427-390. 4 speed. Air. All power. 372-6823. 3-10-5 rMfftimm 22 22. You and n# 23. Discordant L offset printing 25 It Tilt 27 28" telescopic wheel. AM-FM z 3i - TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 24. Weds secret1) | _JL!PJL Free Delivery and Service from your camera - ready copy 29 so W~ 25. Cuily 27. Navi|! vT 96 | 4850278 2921 FREE PICK W 37 3(1. Compass Fl or - UP AND DELIVERY ON ORDERS OVER $10 3-10-5 38~ 32. Cotton see" | Phone 351-7900 PHONE 332-4222 39 HO ... w 35. Recreation |" SENIORS! M5 37. Happen •or >n. Best offer. Have your FREE yearbook TMS vr 40. Fashion 351-2645 10 10-16 18 % w 41. Roof edge . picture 35 3-5 2 92 taken now!!! Call for UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS Right across the street from campus SO 42 pintail due' J % z 1 sT an DON'T STORE I 541 E. Grand River 43. Close appointment. (Below Paramount News) 45 Extend , 48. Mixed tyPM Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 5. 1970 ]] For Sale For Sale For Rent For Sale For Sale CONCORD STEREO automatic reverting, tape deck. $175 or ben offer. Call David at 353 4212 6-10-6 ELECTRIC Rickenbacker, Fantastic new guitar hollow body. condition. - Will DOKORDER MODEL 8010 stereo tape recorder with dubdeck. POLICE MONITORS. Sonar FR 103, special sale. $29.95 up, plus Jury acquits first 8 sacrifice. Kenwood model KR 100 AM-FM crystals MAIN ELECTRONICS, (Continued from page 1) 372-2046 before 5pm the people did not have criminal in enforcing its 5-10-6 5558 South Pennsylvania necessary rules. Rooms FLUTE GEMEINDHART. Good reverberation Lansing. C Avenue, give a similar Ave minute warning. intent, he said. Rather, the verdict seems based amplifier. Sherwood "There was always that double condition. Beit offer. Phone CONCERTONE CASSETTE tape AM-FM 120 watt stereo receiver. Wharton, in his statement, said: on the question of whether there I poOM 355-8954 after 1pm. 2-10-5 recorder, one year old. Best offer. Garrard LAB80 changer. Sony LAB: 80 Garrari warning," she testified. "A jury has rendered a verdict was a breakdown in IN ' caning for graduate 351-4359. 2-10-6 model 540 stereo tape recorder. cover, $100 value, will In his closing statement, of not guilty in the trial of several communications in issuing a final sell for I I ,IOCk ,'° titudent person. KUSTOM *.u:> ium P.A. r.» - 200 series. Mo,7 Ampe* model A692 amplified $45. 35 mm Argus (E3), $10. Rasmussen said the jury had to of those arrested for trespassing warning prior to the arrests." nking or poking. sacrifice. 8 months old. 393-8807 COMPLETE LIVING ro< speakers. Concord Mark II stereo Cannon Speedlite. decide how much in the Union Building last Refrigerator. warning is May "The university wants it J S$.M44.2-UW 4-10-7 4-10-7 month old. $95. Early tape deck. Knight model KN450A Phone 372-7920 after 6 pm enough. 19. The decision whether to understood that the verdict will clearly 393-2295.1-10-5 80 watt stereo amplifier. 3-10-5 The hours of the THIRTEEN INCH sports car wire building were proceed with the remaining trials not in any way deter its Concertone reverse o matic posted • - wheels, 3 TV's. Phone 355-2733 JULIETTE AM-FM multiplex 8 track stereo tape on every door,and rests with the Prosecuting unequivocal intention to enforce recorder with echo and building officials requested that Attorney and not with the its ordinances and I 3-10-7 XI0-5 cartridge player. 9 months old, Phone 351-8154 after 5pm. 5-10 S add - a track. Stereo $15.00 and up, pair. Stereo tape speakers Animals people leave six times, university." state laws. We sincerely appropriate hope that fcs-ssrsia: GIBSON SG Standard Guitar Sun ST. BERNARD puppies, AKC. 7 Rasmusson told the jurors. "The verdict, however, does the good judgment and common Spectrum I. Amplifier. 353-1352, EXCELLENT USED furs. Coats in al tape players for males, 1 female. Shots. 393-6458. Ravitz said in his closing not alter the essential fact in the sense of the student body will IjgS,SZ4pm10-1M Craig. 3-10-5 $29.50 up. 8 track tapes $2.50 each. Trade-ins. Panasonic 5-10-8 statement that the people in the Union were not engaged in civil case and that non a - large group of students' prevail and that such situations students deliberately leading to arrest action will not GET lvu'cA " ROOMS f°r V0U"B m#n k P P L E DOUGHNUTS. CIDER, No APPLES TROMBONE. OLDS. Ambassador. National portable cassette tape recorder. TV sets $39.50 up. stereo AHEADI Start checking the Classified Ads for a better disobedience. The remained in the Union following occur again." I „ women- Membership privileges. added. CENTENNIAL preservatives Case, mute, music stand. $135, like AM-FM radios $12.00 up. Clock today! job University did not give the the official closing hours and "There is no need for such MARKET, I Ling color TV, lounge, pool, 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S new. IV9-2558. 3-10-7 radios $5.00 up. Stereo people proper notice to leave, and after several formal requests to challenges to legitimate irw"'"""''0 27.669 3157.0 GARAGE S A LeT Vanning-East Lansing Alumni Chapter of Kappa headphones $9.95 up. Italian wall tapestry. Pool cues. Snow skis, Mobile Homes Service them to leave. The right of the university rules in order to engage authorities to make the arrests, in free speech or exercise the the validity of the law under to right CmOOM AND study *or 1 or 2 Alpha Theta Sorority. Wednesday boots and poles. Complete beds peaceably dissent. The r I Newly decorated. 910 W. and $35.00 up. End tables, coffee 1966 PARKWOOD 12'x52' furnished which the arrests were made and university will continue to I £««•. C8" af,er 5 pm" 332-8756. 5-10-7 Thursday, October 8th, 9-4pm. All 7th and types of items. 839 tables, desks, metal cabinets. or unfurnished. Call 882-0555 or 882-3732 after 5 p.m. 3-10-5 ALTERATIONS, REPARS, Quick the right of the university to set encourage and protect these I 372-1413.4-10-6 Cameras, SLR, double lens, movie, rules for building occupancy and rights. Should there be some who ^ MICROWAVE Roxburgh Rd., East Lansing. movie projectors. Polaroid $5.00 Service. All with fashions, 2606 OVENS, new, 3-10-7 hours are in no way questioned persist in improper activity, 8' x 38' TRAILER $900 or best Risdale Street, 882-5277. 5-10-6 complete UL approval, my invoice up. Typewriters $22.50 up. For Sale plus 10%. Call 625-7106 after 6 Watches $5.00 up. Rings, adding offer. Close to campus. Call after by the verdict." however, the university will WIRE FRAMES? "It should be remembered, p.m. for demonstration and many styles, white machines, overhead projector. 800 6 p.m. 625-7190 or 351-7687. ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking vigorously take action as il PLASTIC Furniture. Chain, Information. 5-10-7 or yellow gold at Optical Discount, 2615 East Michigan Avenue. rifles. Shotguns, ammunition. 300 5-10-7 by experienced seamstress. also, that the Federal District necessary to enforce all . „)(» hassocks. Super color»; guitars, 150 amplifiers. Drum sets. Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. Court, in refusing to issue an ordinances and state laws to [I super Styles. 337-9215 Midnight. 0 Noon - ENGLISH BICYCLES 3-speed. Brand 372-7409. 0-10-9 T ools. EBERLINER near 10" campus. x 50' $2100. furr shed 0-10-5 injunction halting the insure and protect the new. $41.88. Men's and ladies'. gas, c We Buy, prosecution, held that the educational process and PANASONIC AM-FM 337-2120 after 5 p.m. 5-10-7 MASON DAY CARE Sturmey Archer Gears. Limited portable with all access Trade. WILCOX offers university had acted in good faith environment." Supply I Alto used bikes. SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East 332-3795. 3-10-7 VAGABOND, 1967 12x60. 676-5322. 3-10-5 UNDERWATER Reconditioned (all kinds, all Michigan, 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 kitchen with walk-in p prices.) GENE'S BICYCLE AND p.m.C ONE HUNTING and one target b Parquet floor in dining HAIR SHAPED to your liking (and HOBBY SHOP. 702 W. Barnes. IV PARKING 16mm and one 35mm cai Carpeted living room. V hers). 4-0362. 5-10-7 Special attention to 351-7262.1-10-5 Redwood skirting and GARAGE SALE sideburns. DEAN'S BARBER Corner lot in King Arthur's J An Underwater garage is MUST SELL. Farfisa mini-compact 809 N. Harrison SHOP. 220 Albert below Lum's. ■being built to hold 450 cars in ■its 4 stories, under the Rhone organ with fender bassman. Cheap. 332-2650. 2-10-6 East Lansing Furniture Tires 489-7089. 5-10-9 969 RICHARDSON Montclair, full 332-5736. 10-10-14 Kent State report iRiver in Switzerland. Since it PANASONIC TURNTABLE with 8 skirting and fully furnished. Call lis cheaper to move water than BEDS, $19.95. Refrigerators, $19.95. Buy, Sell. ABC SECONDHAND track tape playar and AM/FM tunar Miscellaneous 484-9521, after 6p.m. 3-10-7 ■dirt, the plan is said to be 60 watts. New $250. Best offer, CLASSICAL GUITAR lessons, Guardsmen had been subjected to STORE' 1208 Turner. C BEDROOM SUITE. Sofa, (Continued from page 1) nomically feasible. 351-8174.1-10-6 i Lost & Found private. 25 years experience. Phone harassment and assault, were hot tables, crib, ai TU2-0430. 3-10-7 resentment of the National and tired and felt dangerously J A proven economic PORTABLE TAPE recorder for 351-9499.5-10-7 ■feasibility to get more FOUND: Black and white Terrier - Guardsmen's presence on campus vulnerable by the time they notes. Panasonic 3" reels. Must type puppy. East Lansing. Owner DRUM LESSONS. Private. In any customers for your business is tell 356-5840. 3-10-6 TIRES. SET of four new 650x13 All cannot justify the violent and returned to the top of Blanket or good home. 361-6197. style. MARSHALL MUSIC by using State News Classified state. Black 3-10-5 Irresponsible actions of many Hill. ELECTRO-VOICE 664 microphona walls. 351-9499. COMPANY. 361-7830. C-10-5 Kent State students during the When jAds. They're tiny, with Atlas MS-2B alr-cushlon stand. 6-10-7 IT'S EXCITING the great buys long weekend. they confronted students, it was only too easy for ■Inexpensive, but they get ... 332-3796, 3-10-7 you find when you check ptulti. Dial 356-8265 now for in Ad 36MM YASHICA PI.7, FI.4 REMINGTON ELECTRIC machine. New condition. adding First Classified Ads each dayl Typing Service war Opposition to the Indochina was the principal issue a single shot to trigger a general fusillade. Representative. talaphoto FI.4 wide angla, two $85 call 363-6708. 3-10-6 around which students ra'lled Even if the Guardsmen faced LOST: EAST of Frandor: Large mala MARGARET RICE, Experienc UVH filters. Par fact condition. long hair cat, black with whita Typist. Fast Sarvice. 509 Grc May 1 and 2, but thereafter the danger, it was not a danger which Call 337-2068. 3-10-6 VOX GUITAR, 9-strlng, and HOW TO H markings and pink nose. Reward. Street. 332-1266.1-10-6 presence of National Guardsmen called for lethal force. The 61 I2, TR/j^ni well, new Work, 373-0019. Home, 361-3161. on campus was the focus of shots fired by 28 guardsmen 3-10-6 oiS0V}£ 363-3124, RING - UNUSUAL antiqued setting. discontent. certainly cannot be justified. i.rn, and 3 p.m. A3-4-9 2 small diamonds. Will slie and MUSICAL The Guard's presence appears SWEET CIDER at Corda West Mill, INSTRUMENTS, all FOUND: BLACK and brown tabby Apparently no order to fire was recondition. $100. 366-9849 brands. 30% off list price. Rich: to have been the main attraction given, and there was inadequate 6817 North Okamos Road. cat. University Village. Owner or 363-9293. 3-10-6 361-5869. C for most students who came to fire control discipline. 337-7974.20-10-30 good home. 365-5768.1-10-5 the May 4 rally which began as a The Kent State tragedy must- BARBI MEL: Typing, multlllthing. peaceful assembly on the surely mark the last time that hour blueprint for Luxury.. ASK Personal LEE tonight In the Pickwick No Job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3266. C Swap SOMETHING Commons. to Even If the Guard had authority prohibit a peaceful gathering - loaded rifles are issued as a matter of course to Guardsmen confronting stuiej^t Pub, at tha ALBERT PICK you don't want a question which Is at least demonstrators. for something dol Dial MOTOR HOTEL. 6-10-6 you debatable - the decision to Many students considered the 356-8266 to place a Want Ad now I disperse the noon rally was a Guard's march from the ROTC GIVE YOURSELF tha business! serious error. The timing and ruins across the Commons up Advertise restaurant specials with of the dispersal were COMPLETE THESES service. manner Blanket Hill, down to the practice Classified Ads. Dial 366-8266 disastrous. Football field and back to Discount printing. IBM typing end binding of theses, resumes, Only when the Guard Blanket Hill as a kind of charade. T®l GI'S, VETERANS, against tha war, call 482-2962 between 10-3p.m. 5-10-9 publicetlons. Across from cempus, corner below MAC Style end Grend Shop. River, Cell attempted to disperse the rally did some students react violently. The Guard's decision to march Tear gas cannisters were tossed back and forth to the cheers of the crowd, many of whom acted COPYGRAPH SERVICES. through the crowd for hundreds as if they were watching a game. DON'T SETTLE FOR LESSI Find 337-1666. C of yards up and down a hill was The guard fired amidst great the kind of home you want in highly questionable. turmoil, engendered in part by today's Classified Ads. DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term The Guard found itself their activities. on a own But the papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. (Also editing). practice football field far Guardsmen should not have been Peanuts Personal removed from its supply base and able to kill 0 351-8950. 00 TYPING DONE in my home. Quick unning out of tear gas. place. so easily in the first LIVING ROOM KITCHEN c 12x 15 8/12 8 6/12x 1210/12,^-— HEAD FOR THE RIGHT apartmentl 882-439 bs. For > ^ ifB 11 D WHAT'S kvnni g ^ HI Check for dream apartments In today's Classified Ads. * TERRACE Si.00 service charge hi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, national 5 x 10 8/12 per insertion ofessional music fraternity invites — to be pre • paid. 12 en from all majors to its Open Rush CHARLOTTE 4 p.m. deadline 1 class day before. ight at 7 30, 403 Ann St. Rides or Colonial, 1 year < 332-2575. of finest quality materiel. Selling MECHA-Chlcano studentsst MSU will below veiuetlon. Lend contract 6K meet tonight at 7:30pm in Room 33 per cent. Priced upper $40's. For of the Union, MODEL APT. C-17 OPEN Anyone interested in supporting the more Informetion call owner, UAW strikers should come to a EVERYDAY 1-6 1-543-3829 or 372-7510 ext. 223. MSU Students for Levin will have meeting Monday, Octover 5 at an model now open Phone 332-6441 or 372-2797 MARSHA CHANEL 3-10-6 Transportation organizational meeting tonight at 9pm. All those interested in helping 7:30pm in the Student Union. Check Recreation Sander Levin be elected are invited to the room number. ettend in Room 38 and 39, Union. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing RIDING, HAYRIDES and party Audition for State Singers to perform student units. These room. For appointments call Alpha Phi Sigma, National Polici Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and a spacious luxury apartments are 677-0071. WHITE BIRCH Beethoven Cantata with University completely carpeted and furnished with distinctive STABLES AND SHOP. 0-10-30 Wanted Honorary will meet tonight at 8pm ir the Union, Room 30. Orchestra will be held now through opanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a Oct. 9. Phone 353-9127 or Music dishwasher, garbage disposal and individual control - BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Department Office for an central air all positive. A negative, B negative There will be a meeting of the Student our man conditioning and Hotpoint appliances. These and AB negative, $10.00. 0 Defenders Association at 4pm units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The 6 mo. leases 8 negative. s Days in SPAIN $12.00. MICHIGAN Tuesday, October 6, in Room 335 udent's leisure time has been COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, adequately planned for 9 mo. leases Departing Dec. 25 Students Services Building. All I W|tn a giant 507V4 East Grand River, East persons interested in working in the heated swimming pool, recreation rooms 12 mo. leases Complete Deluxe package. I and private Lansing. Above the new Campus Legal Aid Department of ASMSU are balconies. If you want to be among the first $199 Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 residents of TWYCKINGHAM call Monday, Wednesday, and lts today. There are p.m. starting at $70/month Friday. Tuesday and Thursday. 12 Sigma Theta Tau, per man. noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. 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