It... Monday i, inferior for coffee, but It it MICHIGAN Cloudy . . . STATE NEWS and mild with STATE a chance of . . pretty fair tea. . showers today. Temperatures in -Mark Twain the 50's. UNIVERSITY 0iume 63 Number 62 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 12, 1970 DGEI plans protest rally Quebec Front threatens on U' funding to kill kidnaped minister MONTREAL —No action to be taken against the (AP) - The Quebec government took over mail deliveries in the By JEANNE SADDLER Liberation Front threatened to execute the kidnapers. Associate Campus Editor —Full publication of FLQ demands. city. kidnaped labor minister of the province The FLQ communique came to light of Quebec on Sunday night if its ransom —The and name photograph of the following an anonymous telephone call to demands were not met. person who recently gave information radio station CKAC in which the caller Students and supporters of the Detroit A Front communique said the deadline leading to the arrest of several said that an FLQ cell "independent from FLQ -graphical Expedition and Institute was 9 p.m., Michigan time. members. the one that kidnaped Cross" had "DGEI) will hold a rally Monday at noon at Labor Minister Pierre Laporte was seized placed a —Publication in all Quebec newspapers communique in a Montreal subway he Administration Bldg. to protest the by men with machine guns while he played station. niversity's refusal to increase funding for football with his sons in suburban St. of an FLQ political manifesto. Reporters followed directions and found Lambert early Saturday evening. —Reinstatement of all Montreal mail e program. the communique under a waste basket in The kidnaping came about 20 minutes truck drivers who lost their jobs when the the subway station. DGEI is a community-controlled after the 5 p.m. Saturday deadline set by ucational project which allows blacks the Front for ransom for the life of James Detroit's inner-city to take MSU Richard ss, even if they have not completed commissioner Cross, in 49, Britain's Canada. Cross trade was HEARING SET igh school. kidnaped last Monday, and there was no word Sunday of him from his abductors, Representatives of DGEI walked out of also the Friday morning meeting with President Quebec Liberation Front — or Jharton and the Administrative Group, fter being served tatement explaining with a prepared the University's FLQ — which seeks independence from Canada for the province. "The minister will be executed Sunday Suit filed to ition. night at 10 p.m. (EDT) unless the authorities have replied favorably by then Although the administration's statement to the seven demands issued lied DGEI an "innovative d that such programs .conducted in context with the extensive project," it must be kidnaping will be considered of Mr. as a J. following the Cross," the communique said. "Any partial acceptance refusal." U-M, MSU ■forts in which the University is already The Canadian and ByGARYWALKOWICZ alcohol laws at football games as we have at Quebec provincial -gaged." rock festivals. If they're going to ban one governments rejected the abductors' State News Sports Editor After citing the University's programs original demands for Cross' freedom, but kind of such gatherings, they have to ban minority students through University of Michigan (l'-M) officials will -r Emissions office, the Center for Urban the The agony and on Saturday they said they would allow the kidnapers safe conduct from Canada if appear in Washtenaw County Circuit Court both." The 3 p.m. hearing on the suit is less than Oct. 16 to show cause why the U-M-MSU ffairs, (CUA), and the financial aids 24 hours before the football game is Cross were freed. Football game scheduled for the following "ice, the statement read: It wasn't difficult to figure out who was the winner and who was the scheduled to begin. The contest annually "In view of the above, the Apparently, the FLQ was sticking to the day should not be called off. draws capacity crowds of over 101,000 fans, loser in Saturday's MSU-Ohio State game at dministrative Group recommends that Spartan Stadium. OSU original demands in Laporte's abduction. Joel Block, former sports editor of the expected again this year. Coach Woody Hayes walks off the field with his head The seven original demands are: Michigan Daily, the U-M student newspaper, ie University continue to support the high, while MSU Block's suit, which used language almost Coach Duffy Daugherty has eyes only for the Tartan Turf. See —The release of 23 FLQ "political filed suit Thursday to halt the Oct. 17 game GEI program as an experiment at a page 6 identical to that used by the Jackson County for more on OSU's 29-0 victory. prisoners." in Michigan Stadium for the same reasons State News photo by Don Gerstner prosecutor in getting a restraining order —Payment of $500,000 in gold. used to stop a Labor Day rock festival at (Please against the rock festival at the private park, turn to page 9) Goose Lake Park, near Jackson. lists U-M President Robben Fleming, the Block's suit calls football games a common Board of Regents, the Athletic Board and nuisance because they permit illegal use of Athletic Director Donald B. Canham as alcohol and drugs and disturb neighboring co-defendants. Milliken residents. hits The suit is based on affidavits by ten Ann Le "I've decided to file this suit because Gov. Arbor residents who attended the Oct. 3 Milliken and other law and order political - Michigan - Texas A & M game and charges - officials have selectively applied the law to that: suppress one form of mass culture while • Adults and minors drank up so much permitting another form of mass culture to beer, wine and other liquor that two pickup exist," Block said. truck loads of empty liquor bottles and cans By GEORGE BULLARD on the drug abuse program outlined in his four - point program he will introduce next Block, who was Daily sports editor for the were collected after the game. Editor In campaign, Milliken said. week to "strengthen Michigan's criminal 1969-70 academic year and is currently a - - Chief • Grade school children picked up and "In July, Levin suggested a $10 million justice system." janitor and union steward at U-M, said he has drank half full bottles of liquor which had - drug abuse program. Later he upped the The proposals include: • Amendment to state tax laws to root attended football games regularly for five CEDAR Gov. been discarded. - Milliken, unleashing his ante to $30 million, then at another time • A citizen's crime prevention center to out organized crime and prevent "barons years. • Youths in the stands smoked marijuana rongest attack in the gubernatorial backed down to $25 million," Milliken disseminate information criminal on of crime" from infiltrating legitimate "I like both football games and rock and used other drugs. ampaign Saturday, criticized continued. activity. business and evading taxes. concerts and want to continue enjoying • ~n. Sander Levin on one of the senator's * Judicial reforms to Although city and county police were vorite "After his clarion call for me to support unclug courts and both, but the law must be equally applied to inside the stadium, they did not enforce campaign subjects — leadership. his drug abuse program, Sen. Levin offered take more dangerous criminals off the Levin was also scheduled to appear at both of them," Block said. "We have the Speaking to a United Press International street. the conference but canceled Friday. UPI) editors' conference, Milliken tallied no specific details and introduced no new same kind of flagrant violations of drug and (Please turn to page 9) bills to carry out his proposal." 24 bills Levin introduced in 1969-70 and oted that Milliken added that Levin's drug only one was passed into law. "Sen. Levin's program is "unrealistic — based on the batting average is .007," assumption that dollars alone thrown into lliken said. "If you call that on't understand. leaderhip, I the fray will solve the problem. "Thought should also be thrown into | ills"Seventy - seven other Democrats got the fray," he said. through the legislature. Sen. Levin In a statement released In Detroit "nnot. I ask if that is leadership." Saturday Levin's running mate, Lt. Milliken also charged Levin with Governor candidate Edmund McNamara, quackery" in outlining what has been accused Milliken of ne and what should be done to "distorting Levin's prevent statements." gabuse. When he announced his "This sort of tactic should be beneath n. Levin said candidacy, the dignity of the governorship," that Michigan has not Pent McNamara said. "We renew our challenge one dime' on drug abuse," Mlliken to Gov. Milliken to discuss the issues with d; "Later he said we are spending $1.5 Levin in a statewide radio - television "Hon on drug treatment." debate." Levin has put three different price tags Milliken also previewed for UPI editors a AlKS STALL Egyptian head rejects cease - fire extension by thk associated press "we want to liberate ourselves from. That's dec,ared Sunday it would not all." Israel walked out after only one session -*D\. i Midd,e East cease - fire unless at U.N. headquarters, in New York. The npn, ® irns to U.N. peace talks and Israel government of Premier Golda Meir said its til p 11 would not take part In the talks •oo, gypt withdraws missiles from the representative would not return until ce zone. Egypt removed Soviet anti-aircraft missiles which it claimed were placed in the Suez s^nd tal{en by the new government Canal truce zone after the cease - fire went umJ .uCting Pres'dent, a Anwar Sadat, into effect Aug. 7. • ^ope 'n many capitals that Israel and the United States charge that P lnvolved in the cease - fire talks — Egypt has deployed both SAM 2 and SAM and Jordan ~ would continue 3 anti • aircraft missiles within 31 miles of f negotiations"^0™" deSP'te th® coUapse the canal in violation of the pact. Israeli military sources say an estimated 1,000 ^expire Nov°580red 90 ' day 06886 ' fire Soviet personnel are manning the SAM 3 sites because the sophisticated missiles are "hmon?D-0.Egyptian Fore'8n Minister too complicated for Egyptian crews. extend dsaid Egypt's opposition to fth m°" not mean "that the Moscow denied Friday that any Russians Front of ootinB»°De^ber we are Soing to start on are operating inside the canal cease - fire line urn to »h added Israel does not zone and accused Israel of violating the Fatigues worn by these Cambodian women are not exactly Madison women, armed with Communist - made AK-47 assault rifles, relax on nthuL M?gotiatlons that began last agreement by flying over Egyptian Avenue's idea of pantsuits. The fashions are „p J*er U N- special envoy Gunnar V. territory and building fortifications in the designed to prevent, not the rear of a truck. They are members of an airborne unit headed to the 8. the cease - fire |8 a commitment truce area. induce, males from spotting them as they fight near the front. The village of Taing Kauk, 47 miles north of Phnom Penh. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, Octoht.f | news Airports gird for fall offensive' summary the greater Pittsburgh airport, we could shut down of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS every Washington in Seattle. Square. The nation's major airports said elaborate security precautions had been taken. But international airport in America within 24 hours." Saturday a courthouse Queens, N.Y., was bombed. in The anonymous author, writing for the Chicago female not to be The published. writer ^ beefed up security arrangements they would not go into detail. She said, too, that the "fall Radical claimed Free Press, a weekly magazine The Defense offensive" would spread from groups Weathermen, in workiiT. 'I Sunday in anticipation of the Dept. said in responsibility for all four week radical Weathermen have Washington during the weekend "Santa Barbara to Boston and bombings. Police said they said the was a bombing of the statue "signal for a nationwide "political obtain prisoners ' jj! l that it had alerted military back to Kent and Kansas." freedom f()r ^ ■ said would begin a "fall appeared to be the work of a series of attacks all commands and a number of Then on Berrigan and others. offensive." Thursday three conspiracy, and Friday President institutions of Amerikan "Tim federal Learv was jus, ,j In Chicago, an anonymous agencies to possible bombings occurred on the West Nixon ordered the FBI to injustice," and she called it "an sabotage attempts Coast, at an beginning," she said refw' 1 "War Weatherman author said the on federal one armory in Santa investigate the situation. institution would be a good underground group was properties. Barbara and the others in a The Weathermen claimed exemplary alienated white action youth." for all Timothy J. Leary Harvard a fil if we'd go back to attacking "all institutions of Neither the FA A nor the FBI courthouse in San Rafael, Calif., University" lecturer"!!! responsibility as well for blowing The editor of the magazine, recently walked away bows and arrows and canoes - Amerikan injustice" and would would comment on what and in military training facilities up the statue of a policeman last Christopher Chandler, said the frn!l then it would be a localized thing seek to free "all political specific airports were threatened on the campus of the University Monday in Chicago's Haymarket manuscript was delivered to him California prison farm was being held on whert| drug " and we could get rid of our prisoners" such as Black Panther by the radicals. cfc leader Bobby Seale and the Rev. One city police official in aggressions." Chicago said: "We're on all their Daniel Berrigan, a Catholic priest lists." imprisoned in connection with Jane Hart Security arrangements were Black therapists suggest — the destruction of draft records. The Federal more than doubled at many Aviation Administration said bomb areas including airports in threats had been made against Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and New Mexico. airports from coast to coast. Weekend leaves were canceled Officials at Philadephia International Airport said they shifts in counseling focus for security guards at many of the nation's airports. had "pretty well tightened Gates, up International News doors and some offices security at the airport and in the previously left open were bolted. surrounding areas." There were more men on Secretary of State William P. Patrolling in general was duty. They were Rogers dismissed intensified. making more checks, and they science to fulfill the needs of their goals in life even if blacks Moscow's negative reaction to U.S. peace initiative in By JAVON JACKSON relevant had more vehicles black people. The day of blacks as have never achieved these goals in counseling program! At New York's Kennedy patrolling. minority people. the p Indochina and the Middle East as "the standard line International Airport an extra In addition the airlines the human equivalent of rats in the past," she explained. Ninety per cent of today's suggested that black opposition,'" Sunday and said he remains hopeful force of guards was stationed at themselves strengthened their scientific studies is over." Mrs. Thomas stated that the used to people! psychotherapy should deal with counsel blacl protection "Counselors must never set up scientific literature was filled meaningful negotiations can begin shortly. key locations, including the arrangements. the system and not with the of financial cost; and "The public position they take in the press doesn't control towers. Last Tuesday a tape recording individual, Thomas Gunnings, occupational limits for with racist studies proving black counselor help instill that ti] a Los Angeles airport officials was played at a press conference counselees,"asserted Mrs. Martin. inferiority. She said white posit) director of the Minority Student self image in the necessarily coincide with the official attitude," Rogers canceled - in New York of a voice In the past, she added, the only counselors have to refute past, counseleebas said. "It's certainly disappointing, but I hope in days off for all security Counseling program, said last on knowledge, private personnel and augmented the identified as a fugitive week. professions for black women have present and future studies of this environmental discussions, they'll act differently." been teaching, nursing and mastery audi regular force by about 20 per Weatherman leader, Bernardine Gunnings hosted a panel of type. Tests, especially sense of adequacy. The secretary was referring to weekend comments in cent. Dohrn, who said: black psychologists at Kellogg cosmetology. intelligence tests, are invalid for More black "Now we are everywhere and "Counselors have to talk to, not black people because of cultural faculty Pravda, the Communist Party newspaper, which called Spokesmen for security Center to discuss the effective needed to evaluate next week families and tribes down to, counselees, and bias, she said. President Nixon's five - point peace personnel at other airports, counseling of blacks. Charles counseling programs, thi proposal for among them Mitchel Field in will attack the enemy around Thomas, founder - director of the encourage the counselees to reach For a more effective and concluded. Indochina "a great fraud." Milwaukee, Wis., the municipal the country. With the Center for the Study of Racial In view of the favorable reaction throughout the airport at Kansas City, Mo., and underground and the mass and Social Issues, his wife Shirley world, Rogers said. "I don't understand how the Soviet movement responding together. Thomas, chairwoman of the Union has the courage to make that suggestion." "The public will understand this Communist diatribe is just that." he added. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school American Psychological Association's Task Force on Master's Level Education, and Candidates vo Gunnings' assistant, Margaret terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Martin, participated in the Thirty - eight heads of state or government and more Subscription rate is $14 per year discussion. than 100 other officials Sunday for which the General began arriving in New York a somewhat deflated summit session with Member Associated Press, United Press Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Michigan Press International, Collegiate Press, "Today's counseling alienates youth," Gunnings began. "To raise hell, to feel angry, aggressive for the 18 - ye Assembly will celebrate the United Association, Michigan Collegiate Press and hostile is healthy. Counseling Nation's 25th birthday. Association, United States Student Press Association. must deal with this racist system By JOHN BORGER State Rep. Jackie Nelson said. The session will start and racist institutions before it Vaughn, Wednesday and last 11 days. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. can be effective." State News Staff Writer D-Detroit. "The most important i President Nixon and British Prime Minister Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services All candidates said they Edward He then cited how adult blacks responsibility we have is ij Heath were on the list of 89 Building, Michigan Eight candidates for political favored the 18 - year - old vote. vote,"he told students, i speakers for the session. State University, East Lansing, need a cosigner to borrow money office Sunday discussed the 18 - But its political import was lessened Michigan. Engler stressed the role of audience. "Please don't sii by the likelihood from a bank, and how white year - old vote with 35 persons young people in his campaign. when you get the franchise." that the other two of the rejection of black English makes I Big Four, the Soviet Union Phones: in the Wilson Hall conference "We pulled off a really and France, would be blacks feel inferior. represented by foreign ministers. Editorial impossible feat ( by upsetting a Two of the cai Nixon will make only a quick visit to the 355-8252 "Counseling is designed for and The candidates 14 U.N. the Classified Advertising 355-8255 ranged from - year incumbent), and the departed form he afternoon of Oct. 23, long developed by the white middle John Cihon, Democratic bulk of the work was done by discussion to stress parts of thi enough for him to speak and Display Advertising 353-6400 class male only," Thomas see a few Business-Circulation candidate for Congress in the 18 - year olds, 17 year- olds people. 355-3447 cha rged. He elabora ted: - own campaigns. Stu Sixth District, to John Engler, and a few 16 year - olds," he So he will be absent from the final ceremonial Photographic 355-8311 "Black people in mental health 21 - year - old MSU graduate running on an environ said. platform, stressed "the c meeting of the session the morning of Oct. 24, when the must develop a legitimate black form Mt. Pleasant who upset 14 Vaughn urged students to talk of youth with environ heads of state and year incumbent Russ Strange in with citizens to show government are scheduled to adopt their hazards." declarations rededicating themselves to world the Republican primary for state concern and knowledge of economic development and other U.N. goals. peace, Another Great Week representative District. in the Aslo present were Democratic 100th current issues the to help overcome "silent backlash" which could defeat Proposal B, which Griffiths seized opportunity to criticize I his opponent in the Novem candidates for state would lower the voting age in election, for Brown's "lackfl Enemy troops have eased the pressure on Cambodia's representative Earl Nelson (57th Michigan. respect" for students i SSI largest task force as the Taing Kauk battle area passed District), Tom Walsh (58th "The best thing to ruin the comments Brown its first night in a week without a major attack, the District) and George Griffiths chances of the 18 year - old vote - concerning People's Park andil Cambodian military command reported (59th District), Republican state is to have violence on campus," Brown's offer to i Sunday. The lull provided a rest for weary Cambodian troops, representative Jim Brown (59th Stuttman warned. editor of the State News duiuj District), Democratic state "There is no debate on the the 1969 obscenity contrc some of whom have been on the firing line, 47 miles senatorial candidate Len question; it is just a matter of north of Phnom Penh, for The more than a month in the Stuttman (24th District) and taking the action needed," meeting was spoi government's first major offensive of the war. by the Lansing Area Com Local commanders had predicted for Total Citizenship, Saturday that about 2,000 enemy troops might counteroffensive long enough to build up pause ammunition and replace some of several hundred battle in their supplies and RECORD SALE partisan, group. Members of the scheduled to canvass conimitte«| casualties. door Saturday in support of«| 18 year - old vote. National News Illinois Secretary of State Paul Powell, a strongman in the Democratic party of Illinois and three - nJ7 time Illinois House speaker, died over the weekend in Minn. Aides said Powell, 68, Rochester, c\° '«v>. apparently died in his sleep from a heart ailment sometime Saturday in a hotel Each Ea< where he had been outpatient at the Mayo Clinic. staying since Thursday Powell, generally regarded in his day as the as an Angel Flight most powerful figure in the Illinois House where he years, was elected spent 30 6 FOR $9.99 secretary of state in 1964 and re-elected in 1968. He was often the subject of Mean to controversy and investigation but upon his death, Gov. Richard B. NOW YOU CAN CHARGE Ogilvie and other state officials praised him as an outstanding public servant. YOUR SBS PURCHASES You? Golden Eagle Aviation Inc., which WITH MASTER CHARGE supplied the crew of a football plane that crashed in the Rockies, said OR BANKAMERICARD Sunday it asked the Federal Aviation Administration twice whether it could supply such crews but never received a reply. Angel Flight is more than a service I he I-A A has sorority. Angel Flight is a concerned group suspended Golden Eagle's air taxi certificate saying it had discovered of MSU women who give part of their time irregularities in connection with the Oct. 2 crash and energy to help an orphanage in killing thirty persons ... including 13 members of the Wichita Klan., State Korea, a 3rd grade class from Lansing, and a lot more. University football team, school athletic officials and fans. STUDENT We welcome you to join in Angel Flight and to share our us, to participate concern. Michigan News Visit us tonight and tomorrow in the Lenore Romney said Friday that it "doesn't look BOOK lounge of the Student Services Building at 7:00 p.m. for open rush. like" she will win in November against Democratic Sen. Philip A. Hart. in Mrs. Romney, who has recent polls, told a substantially trailed Sen. Hart United Press International editors STORE Downtown-210 S. Frandor Shopping Wash. I Center | conference near Cedar that "it was a blow to know we East Lansing - trailed by so much." 421-427 E. Grand River 207 E. Grand River Monihiv. Oct< 3 Mrs. Hart hits tactics used Cigarettes Womm's Orion Knee Sox 19' 69' [ or!t,ing to ij, to accomplish political ends By STEVE WATERBURY obstructing; passages and causing f't hoPe | and others to obstruct passages." She Congressional district must get this under control," Th,. ^ Fairchild speech was "There * was SYLVIA SMITH State News Staff Writer ls Presently out on bail pending sponsored by MSU Alliance to this are three ways to get done," Mrs. Hart continued. Opaque Mystic Stretch M, rt'ferrin|jj a" jJPP03' Seek a Newer World. She listed legislation, personal action and pleas to industries as Knee Sox Panty Hose l(,' methods for reducing polution vgz IZ&SF&'ZSSZ,? v turer Lawa> from. — "who lnsU",lion" producing agents. "We 69c 69' [arm wherej I dn'S charge order pclty passions to sions and achieve anrl vires" "short in vices'* in term an/i „„d that the said lhe" has^WiS^ ..i i u ■tion gram ( 'liberated, emancipated her husband, 1.25 value I lhe Pa woman seeking "to restore She is presently on leave from uk lacks People) rtgardle Senator '« wife some sanity to the this nation. ' priorities of George where she is Washington University working toward a Haven's cancels out, surlington Ballet Kodak Color Film i"i(i that During the Nov. 1969 march masters degree in 126 127 still a posi Mrs. Jane Hart, wife of Michigan Senator Philip A. Hart, on Washington, Mrs. Hart was Sharing the platform with anthropology, Panty Hose - - 620 011 "slice P. activit bag criticized members of the Nixon Administration who use "name calling" and "scape goating" for political purposes. arrested while with praying at the Pentagon for a group Mrs. Hart and Adams was John A. Cihon, Democratic Collins' concert set $p 87' and creating a "loud and unusual congressional candidate running She spoke on campus Friday. noise, disrupting the orderly Richie Havens limit 1 against Republican Charles E. will not be I'ulty is ^ SN photo by Milton Horst process of Pentagon business, Chamberlain in the Sixth appearing at the Oct. 24 day, which is why she had the Oct. 24 date open. It was a very es (Coupon) After 10 - 17 -70 iluatc prese -ansing Store Only homecoming concert, but has gracious gesture on her part to ms- the pan lack announces been replaced by folksinger Judy help us out." Melanie, who was supposed to Flashcubes 10% off the )rt Justice nears in Rio de Janeiro at the appearance State ^Here Z" Dept. request £" "We're to appear hoping shell be able with Havens W5? on Nov. SJ19 discount price on all film developing rescheduled for Nov. 22. Pop Entertainment chairman, By JEFF SHELER 7-man nonpartisan nominating he will see the wisdom and said. "It is that I should before limit 1 no limit State News Staff Writer commission, as done in Missouri necessity thereof," he said long "We were extremely fortunate Tickets for (Coupon) (Coupon) Judy Collins' 'ofe Court Justice since 1940, with request that the BrXXZ;p7ercsystem tl? *> ' homecoming■ concert —» will go on ss After 10-17-70 Lansing Store Only Expires After 10 - 17 - 70 Suprem commission submit to him for !!!ltLrf return to the > of F. Black announced late choice the names of three eligible electing Supreme Court f magnitude for a replacement on sale Tuesday, and will be week that he will resign his justices a "cynical system," P'a-SUCh Sh°rt notice<" Randolph available at the Union, Marshall within two years because of nominees to fill the upcoming which brands each justice "with a fudiHaH^t iei 'of a » Webster, faculty adviser to Pop Music, Campbell's and 200 oil the it heart illness. Supreme Court vacancy," Black said. big 'R' or a big 'D' before he goes dutiesof a former judge, Entertainment, said. "She Grinnell's. Ticket prices will be Life portant d to the Court." BiacKsaia. normally only works every other $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. have is irk, who has served on the "I hope, with the cooperation "Of course, if the then governor discount price on all Hair Conditioner irt since 1955, said, however, of the then governor, that this pcnts, in — necessarily a partisan ion't sit bai he will not leave the court fore all of the decennial pilot plan will start Michigan toward outright see the need for some ^ ON NOBEL PRIZE Cornsilk Cosmetics elimination of anchise. islative apportionment partisan politics in the selection respectable appointive procedure, I can only conclude 6oi. S-|79 made by the Court limit 1 " ; Candida of persons for judicial that he insists like most of his limit 1 he forepart of 1972." (Coupon) (Coupon) t L appointment or election, and that , Russian refuses to talk hp «nt predecessors upon making ;s After 10-17 - 70 Expires After 10 - 17 - 70 he typically heated political East Lansing Store Only s parts of th . i judicial appointments for the rearranging the state's dative districts, which occurs Israel reports sake of his party," Black said. If the governor turns down the y ten years following the anal census, usually lands in rise in tourism proposal, Black said, he will withhold his resignation until ZHUKOVKA, USSR (AP) The Soviet Union's newest interested in interrupeted in a high-pitched him, he decline and stay in Russia. Solzhenitsyn repeated in a Spiro state Supreme Court for a il decision. the 1972 election, "too late Nobel Prize laureate refused nervous voice: "I understand telegram to the Swedish Wristwatch Breck Shampoo JERUSALEM (AP) — Tourism for a gubernatorial appointment Sunday to discuss his work, his perfectly well but I cannot say Academy lack added that before he Sunday that he to Israel in September exceeded before the Supreme Court future or his prize. Then he anything. Excuse me, Goodby." "intends" to receive the prize in ^ially resigns he will submit to the September 1969 total by And he banged the door shut Stockholm. election of 1972." slammed his door in the face of wholesome about 5 per cent. Black, who was stricken with four correspondents. and locked it, leaving the His only published novel here ioz. S109 The monthly report said heart trouble last summer, said correspondents standing in the limit 1 Novelist Alexand was an expose of Stalinist labor 30,600 tourists visited Israel in his decision to leave mud outside. (Coupon) The proposal will be that the based on (dvt the ine Court youri Solzhenitsyn in a brief meetjng camps, "One Day in the Life of pires After 10-17-70 September compared wi. was contemplative s Park and oluntarily designate a 29,100 the year before. medical advice of high order." Qn hjs >doorstep told thJ Solzhenitsyn announced Ivan Denisovich," ast Lansing Store Only serve as correspondents he understands Thursday that he accepted the appeared only in a magazine. It News dura "perfectly well" that the outside Nobel Prize but added in a brief r was allowed to come out 10GSsets controven world is curious about him, but statement that a personal trip to l hard and the magazines channels covers said he "cannot say that Vicks as a (i sponsor up .... When .. the anything." correspondents , 4 Stockholm ceremony can award «... be ~ carried it have become collectors' items —- among the Chap Stick ship, knocked on his leather-covered p|anned depends on me." "only insofar as it issian intelligentsia, Russian intelligentsia. Cough Drops door here, Solzhenityzn barked: "Cancer Ward" and "The handling ., , . .. . , . . or "Who's there?" He undoubtedly had in mind First Circle," both novels about IV ominittt si door ■ to Ipport of tin tax revenues "Alexander correspondent Isaevich?" shouted. Then one „ the case was of Boris Pasternak, virtually forced to refuse the prize in 1958. Soviet authorities who conditions under Stalin, have never "been "pu Wished"'here'but limit 1 (Coupon) limit 1 (Coupon) are best-sellers in the West Expires After 10-17-70 Expires After 10 - 17 - 70 Solzhenitsyn flung open the told Pasternak informally he East Lansing Store Only of Graduate making public a quarterly report of organ i collective door to see who had come. could leave the country but Solzhenitsyn is now busy on Kast Lansing Store Only (COGS) has laid the income and fourth novel, "August 'ial expendit ures. When a correspondent told made it plain he would not be framework for handling 1914," a story about World War him the outside world was allowed to return. He decided to nue from the All expenditures must be j graduate enttax. approved in writing by both the s'nts secretary - treasurer and the N. Korea i CUT OUT AND SAVE Right Guard Ultra Brite per term per president of COGS. 'roved tudent in tax was Deodorant Toothpaste a September The priorities discussed so far pndum by l0. a vote of 3.603 to for spending tax revenue fall into U. S. for oz. 49c 'f'S has e tblished two basic areas, communications TOKYO (AP) - North Korea 02 65c a finance and graduate student welfare, limit 1 limit 1 t< create claimed Sunday that U.S. troops (Coupon) a set of After" 10 Expires After 10-17-70 Kpires 17 70 CAMPUSji for■' "more than 100,000" - F permissible Communications fired East Lansing Store Only - IledormT '"ditures. The committee will expenditures will tentatively be machine - gun bullets at North j 351-8870 I imposed of the secretary l"'m• ■jufras - ■tnree council "• 1>X officio i • chariman, for clerical supplies and services, a Korean army posts along the newsletter and facilities es for to Western Imjin River between | Wednesday and Saturday | MERIDIAN MALL Presents for Your Dining Pleasure ■ting members. 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Required one Butter, and choice of Beverage. No tipping, please iS. Wash. ■ DAILY NOON SPECIALS (Mon Sat) INCLUDE: Open Mon., Tues., Thurs. Center I CHECK 0UR FOR C 4 1 K IMMI E-QUAL outl ines tactics By BOB ROACH Michigan s recently • enacted the local Zero Population Growth State News Staff Writer law, known as House Rill 30.55, voluntary cooperation from the Action) union of Ann Arbor organization, suggested E-QUAL fraternities involved, but added residents and University of Court action aeainst polluters a„*, providethe8rouP.or might use the law to enjoin litigation might be necessary Michigan students, would also be amT alignment with on and I ™ eXCellen! Certain fratemity houses and gainst the apartment owners, thoroughly considered, he said. off-campus groups were discussed 10,0 'Za't'e a bu^of" Tht fPartment complexes from A possible alignment with Cooperation with the at the first E-QUAL Th.i-i... meeting environment^ Moore«Trl ! J dumping raw sewage ,nto the environmentally - concerned University's environmental Thursday. l>avi(i Whipple, director of , RedCedar- community groups, patterned offices was also urged by Once the organizational goals Moore said he hopes to obtain after the En-Act (Environmental McDermut. These include the are met, litigation will be an Center for Environmental eventual, and ultimate, tactic CALLED 'FRAUD Quality and the Environmental employed by E QUAL, Fred J. Action Office. Moore, Buchanan sophomore, Other activities to be said. pursued The direction stressed need and by for organization, manpower was Red China opposes by E-QUAL this year will include support of ecologically - aware candidates, production of Whitney B. consumer education booklets and McDermut, East Lansing TOKYO the establishment of a state graduate student. (AP) — Communist of f ... . aggression is being opposed _ China ^„„,a said Sunday that President both language broadcast monitored in clearing house and newsletter "We have to learn at home and abroad and something Nixon's Tokyo. Although EQUAL from industry Thev know how \ "vc ' point ,peace peace because the next U-S- mid-term obtained limited funds to has to use organization organization and an H ProP')sal trick deceitful trlrk tn to fraud itand was a i<«raiivo <5 congressional elections are due in The issue of in Indochina these programs, he support legalize U.S. >> war said, it may- Environmental directional leadership," he said. "We just burned out too many aggression Indochina." in the whole of early November." But the three Indochinese consider another fund concert - raising similar to last Members of MSU's environmental quality group, E QUAL, discussed plans for this fall's good people last year." peoples who have stood long tests !?' . y e Unit®d States Gordon Lightfoot presentation. year's activities at a meeting Thursday night. E QUAL plans to bring law suits against local polluters. Moore emphasized that while In its first official comment or can never be cowed nor its troops and P"'ls:°Ut ceases to give any Students interested in the last year was a year of "talk and Nixon's Oct. 7 speech, Peking's deceived," Hsinhua declared, ... . ... .. support and aid to its running E QUAL movement may contact State News photo by John disorganization," Harrington this year will be Hsinhua News Agency said the fra,,'"g^r dogs." Mooreat 353-4148. oneof "action and organization." fraud or any war threat on the U.S. President was "again r9" """ """ part of the United States can save * practicing a peace talks fraud to it from its ultimate doom." step up his counter - With only a slight analysis of !esearch shows revolutionary tactics." Nixon "felt the urgent need for such a new fraud," Hsinhua added, because "The U.S. policy the proposal, one difficulty seeing that it is new Hsinhua will find no initiative for peace at all, said in an English - not a il os deterrents to crime By BETHANN ERARD Criminological Research Center. this research he concluded that sociologists, criminologists and State News Staff Writer Speaking to a sociology the severity of punishment is not legal philosophers," he said. colloquium, Waldo explained the directly related to the crime rate "Given the importance of this (Recent research has shown the procedures he followed that led as has been believed. issue (crime deterrence) to our ccepted theory that penal to these findings, understanding of social control ms deter crime is incorrect In studying deterence theory "The question of whether legal and the general maintenance of lid Gordon P. Waldo, director of Waldo used three time periods, sanctions deter crime is still being social order, it is surprising that lutheastcrn Correctional and studying six major crimes. For asked after a century of debate by it's resolution is no nearer today than it was in the 19th century," he added. (PERT CLAIMS Complete research in this area is lacking due to insufficient data. He said. But the conclusions from his data show that this reasoning WITH COUPON (Vietnamese people need has led criminologists up a blind alley, Walso said. An area of deterence opening DINNER SALE up for study is the idea of the social stigma that is attached to (REGULARLY $1.45) fair press representation one who is arrested. In middle class communities this stigma is greater than in others, Waldo - — 3 PIECES OF FINGER LICKIN' CHICKEN COLE SLAW explained, 1, and in such - MASHED POTATOES communities it is effective government specialist on cannot fight because they chosen to a deterrent against crime. are ignore them even HOT ROLLS fctnarn Thursday challenged not Vietnamese. There Other aspects of Waldo's are though they have an important ■tc newspapermen to cultural and historical aspects research have shown that the present bearing on how the war will * Vietnamese colonel sanders' recipe people as they and we are not aware of it," he end." criminal has a greater knowledge I and not as the United States said. of the punishment — knows the ■ so far perceived them, fcpeaking to members of the Droge compared the global world in which Americans Droge Vietnamese said have the North no reason accept Nixon's plan because of to probability of arrest and knows how much time is served for each K«ntiifkij fried tfkitken. the second national presidential crime — than does the public, and phigan Press Assn., Dolf Droge participate to the small village 1040 E. GRAND RIVER. E.L. 4238 W. SAGINAW world's finest bridal salons ^ that self election in South Vietnam in for these reasons, Waldo said, the 3140 S. LOGAN one thing that may - government the South 3200 N. 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Brockington who carried the ball breaks to score their first Stan White recovered on the S' bruised shoulder in the second occasions than they scored. to look lik Coming into the contest with an ;t() times. Hayden finished with touchdown and a field goal. The 20 yard line. Three plays later With the injured Rex Kern quarter and again in the third MSU Head Coach the no 1 ranked t< Duffy average of 400 yards a game, OSl' 9, { yards in 1 i carries while Kern TD was set up when Spartan Brockington went over from two watching from the sidelines, period when Brad McLee hit him. Uienat^ super-sub Ron Maciejowski came Maciejowski led the Bucks to Daugherty made several changes in the starting l/ackfield but it backs were held to287, including added 68 in 11 runs. Ohio State quaterbaek George Mihaiu yards out, actually pushing the last Spartan defender out of the thought given up on his "three HayethS yarn! off the bench Saturday to direct three touchdowns, including 2 made little difference. Daugherty cloud of dust" way. The pass from center on the attack h the No. 1 ranked Ohio State and 1 yard scores himself. have been proven brought Eric Allen in from his point after wasfutnbled and OSU Buckeyes to a 29-0 win over MSU Saturday's game was almost a flanker spot and put him at Buck s third before a near capacity crowd of replay of the Spartans' 29-0 loss led 6-0. touchdown tailback in hopes of having the Starting from their own • 75.511. to Notre Dame a week ago. The After Stale's defense held the line with fleet speedster get his hands on a little more th""" Maciejowski. who has been in 'S' offense couldn't sustain any the ball more, either on runs off Ohioans on downs, Clary Lago aimed a punt for the corner of the l«lin,h„Wrd tackio or short swing passes. end zone and couldn't have hit Henry Matthews, the team's better, as the official ruled the out 80 yards in 2()'piav?if0Ur*' In that drive, all but leading ground gainer was moved up to full back and tailback Bill ball went out on the 1 yardline. plays were runs and all tWooTjbJ* Triplett was shifted to flanker. Two runs netted seven yards for yards came on the ground All the changes seemed to be the Spartans but Mihaiu was Brockington showed why k,.. thrown for a seven yard loss back valuable man in the IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST INTELLI¬ good moves, but only Triplett's to the 1. Sophomore Mark Grua With a first Osf ..."J GENT JHE MOST HUMANE - OH, TO HELL shift to flanker resulted in any actual success. A counter play came on to get off a quick punt downoruheMsg he earned the ball nim, with Triplett running up the but the Bucks' Tim Anderson ran times to move the WITH IT! - IT'S THE BEST AMERICAN middle of the line netted several it back to the MSU 21. Four plays yard fine. There balltothej later Fred Schram booted a 33 on a fourth 2 FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! good gains for the Spartans but all one, Maciejowski faked to the* else met failure. Triplett carried yard field boal for a 9-0 lead. fullback and went around It comes as close to being an epic human comedy left J the ball 12 times for 55 yards for the score. The as Hollywood has ever made! Alan Arkin as while Allen was the leading The second quarter found neither team able to ignite any with 7:46 left in the score J! final qUlrter ground gainer with 63 yards, but kind of an attack with five punts meaning Ohio State had held Yossarian provides the film with its continuity and needed 18 carries. and a missed field goal dulling the ball for over nine minutes J dominant style. Arkin is a deadly serious actor, he Supririsingly enough, Matthews action. Safety Brad Van Pelt w didn't carry the ball once from projects intelligence with such mono-maniacal inten¬ the line of scrimmage. The only The Buckeyes had scored 42 over the field Saturday and points in the third quarters of finished as the Spartans' sity, he is both funny and heroic at the same time. time the Akron, Ohio junior their first two games while tackier, ending a three gamere|t lVadi« Nichols remains, as he was before, one of our touched the ball all afternoon shutting out their opponents. But by Cal Fox. VanPelt was credit! kickoff which he finest directors." -vincent canby. m.y. rmis came on a ran a 67 yard drive in 10 plays was the wtih 16 tackles while Mike Hoa back 12 yards. There was no and Breslin had 13 and only scoring they could come up 1| "IT'S ONE HELL OF A FILM! A COLD, SAVAGE AND CHILLING COMEDY! Firmly establishes Nichols' place in the front rank of explanation given after the game for Matthews not carrying the ball but Matthews himself was Falling star with against the Spartans in the third period Saturday. Hayden respectively. Wilt Martin played strong game at his defensive en MSU showed a good pass rush against Ohio State Saturday. In this photo Wilt Martin and Tom started the drive by going around position getting six solo tackles, American directors." bruce wiuiaikon. fiayboi upset. Barnum (49) trapped Buckeye quarterback Ron Maciejowski for a loss. In all. Buckeye right end for 32 yards, before Jay assisting on three others But while the offense sputtered quarterbacks were dropped three times for losses while trying to pass. Breslin finally caught up with throwing OSU runners fo and turned the ball over to the "Viewing Arkin is like watching Lew Alcindor sink baskets or Bucks on two fumbles and one State News photo by Jeff Milner him. Maciejowski barely made it yards in losses. Bobby Fischer play chess. A virtuoso player entering his interception, the defense held up richest period! A triumphant performance!" -time magazine well for the second week in They allowed Maciejowski to a row. PRAISES SPARTANS', TOO complete only five of 13 passes for 51 yards while Kern went zero for five. Woody hails Buckeye defense Except for a couple of long gainers by Leo Hayden, the By JEFF ELLIOTT week against Duke so I was real ended and the last time the as this afterwards saying 23 points "I know their of...,.,, >e is havin State News Sports Writer pleased to see them get it today. game ended. The closest MSU got isn't a safe lead. trouble putting il all It was another one of our typical to the Bucks' goal was the 32 yard Woody Hayes sat on top of an "I don't let up on anybody with only one lettermai. team efforts — both defensively line in the third quarter. There, a Ends Tues. All Coloi equipment box chomping away until we're at least 28 point this year. Both Eric Allen and B - and offensively." Borys Shlapak field goal attempt at an apple. His Buckeyes had ahead," he said. "I learned that a Triplett fine just are runners. Tit Hayes had a right to be pleased fell short. A GONE WITH beaten Michigan State 29-0 and Hayes was obviously pleased. with his team's performance. The second attempt by Shlapak from the 33 quarter long time ago. You don't quit on your brother unless you're at Allen sure runs 161 pounder." hard for only Spartans THE WIND" "Our defense was excellent out there today," he said. "I felt they Ohio were State able to penetrate territory only five was blocked by OSU's Jim Stillwagon. least four touchdowns up. In the Spartan lockerroom, "I brought Rex (Kern) back in glum Duffy Daugherty spokein should have gotten a shutout last times, including once as the half The 29-0 score was a duplicate the game to help generate the similar mood as last week. Unclassified At 8:20 Only of last week's score when no. 3 second team's attack. I only "It's the same story." he said. ranked Notre Dame also shutout subsituted one player at a time as "Our defense played reasor the Sp%tans. Vfyen a|ked what |e. 1 find it works a lot better that well, but \ve didn't have thought of-the idenlinl Scores, way." offensive punch. We still lackan; Hayes grinning!^ replied, Hayes had praise for the kind of big threat on offense.1 ■.Minora:.mmmiiorsonIYR1£S "They're equal, I guess." irni mmtnmtmriimmmmm mmvmwami .jgi Spartans defense as well as his Maybe getting Earl Anderson ijFTyf; The Buckeyes actually blew a own. The Bucks were held to 287 back next week will help." chance to better the score that Two bad breaks proved costly "eTc i uTiTTTn HTe miTTii ~ the Irish won by when missed the extra point on their they yards on the ground and only 56 through the air, after averaging over 400 yards to the Spartans in the first hall. Ohio State recovered a Sparta rushing in their .STARTS WED. last touchdown. If the Buckeyes first two games. fumble on the MSI' 20 early in do have a weakness, maybe it is "Michigan State has a pretty the game and we>-.i in to score mall theatre their extra point conversions. They missed their first PAT when the pass from center was fumbled and the Spartans downed the ball. damn and they tough defense," Hayes said. "The're tough to run on inside real well. defend against the pass three plays later. The Bucks also got a break when an an official ruled OSU punt went out of bounds] (Please turn to page 7) 1 5628 W.SAGINAW'484-4403 | There was some talk that the Bucks were pushing hard the fourth quarter in an during attempt IM Football Schedule MSU LECTURE CONCERT - SERIES to match or better the ND of last week. But output Hayes denied BROADWAY THEATER PACKAGE Five Great Nights of Entertainment Oct. 12-13 "1776" A rousing, beguiling, and funny musical with style, humanity wit and passion. Stars Paul Tripp as Benjamin Franklin. 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But with the score tied 4-4 in opposite field two - run double together their five - run rally. and then come back to win the the plate for the Orioles, joked the fifth, he worked reliever Milt The game attracted a sellout Sunday to climax a five-run fifth series. before Sunday's game that he had Wilcox to a 3-2 count and poked a crowd of 51,531 fans for the inning explosion that handed the Hendricks was involved in the to make that play to get the shot down the third base line past second straight day Baltimore Orioles a 6-5 victory crucial play of Baltimore s 4-3 headlines because his hitting over the Cincinnatii Reds.and a - Tony Perez for a double that gave Dave McNally Mr-Nailv is w scheduled to victory in the first game Saturday meaning his homer Saturday - the Orioles a 6-4 lead. start for the Orioles in the third 2-0 lead in the World Series. when Umpire Ken Burkhart ruled The Orioles, who've won 16 r usually only made the "fine Relievers Moe Drabowsky, game Tuesday after the Clubs Bernie Carbo out on Hendricks' print." Marcelino Lopez and Dick Hall take an of Hay for travel straight games since Sept. 19, diving tag at home in the sixth On a team with hitters like the now have a commanding lead as then held the Reds to one run Monday. The Reds will counter inning. Robinsons, Powell, Blair and over the last four innings with Tony Cloninger. the Series shifts to Baltimore Hendricks, i year - old Buford, Hendricks' .242 season Johnny Bench's sixth inning homer — to nail down the victory for Tom Phoebus, who relieved Jurgensen starter Mike Cuellar and pitched 1 2/3 innings of one - hit ball. The story of the Series was that the shaky Cincinnati pitching staff couldn't hold an early lead. Gary Nolan had a 3-0 lead after 'Skins b three innings on Saturday and Jim McGlothlin held a 4-0 margin as after three innings of Sunday's game. But neither pitcher could make The best pass defense WASHINGTON arrow - (UPI) An Against a Detroit team which sharp Sonny Jurgensen had allowed only 17 points in deep hole by rolling up a 17-3 the lead stand up. McGlothlin was tagged for a solo homer by Boog lead by halftime. passed for three touchdowns three previous games, Jurgensen Washinton scored a quick first j offensive tackle Marv Roberts pulls down Ohio State roverback Jack Tatum after the Sunday and the Washington hit on scoring throws twice to period touchdown after Marlin c Redskins knocked the Detroit Charlie ELLIE HENDRICKS ■Buckeye star intercepted a Mike Rasmussen pass in the fourth quarter of Saturday's game at taylor and once to Jerry McKeever recovered an Altie Lions from the ranks of the Smith. He ■Spartan Stadium. Tatum picked off the pass after it was deflected by a Buckeye teammate. unbeaten with a 31-10 upset completed 14 of 20 Taylor fumble on Detroit's 3 1 State News photo by Milton Horst attempts as he riddled the Lions' the fourth play of the game. Six victory. secondary for 225 yards. plays later, Jurgensen hurled a 15-yard scoring pass to Charlie |IN SECOND, 2-0 In addition, Larry Brown carried 22 times for 101 yards, . - r*r\ » , r Taylor in the end zone. Then just before i ucu JUSL intermission, uciuic mwciIUKVMUU, ssJi'K the third straight game. sttis His final 81 ^»» four yards provided Washinton's an - yard march before he S' booters blank Scots last touchdown with 17 seconds speared Jerry Smith with a seven - yard payoff pitch. remaining. In other games played Sunday Menawhile, the stout Redskin the Cleveland Browns nipped defense bottled up a Detroit Cincinnati, 30-27; Dallas shutout IbvGARYSCHARRER traveling squad and the MSU first goal, ten minutes into the The Scots fought back in the attacl{ that was minus the services Atlanta, 13-0; Minnesota ripped State v News Sports Writer offense, which romped to a 13-1 third quarter. Two sophomores, pasting over Ball State in their last final quarter but their offensive of a?e running back Mell Farr, Chicago, 24-0; St. Louis came JSU's soccer team registered outing, was slowed down by wet Jerry Murray and Tom Petersen attacks were continually turned sidelined with a knee injury. The from behind to beat New Orleans, ■ second victory of the young playing conditions. The two were responsible for the score, back by the stalwart Spartan Lions were held to a fie,d goal 24-17; Pittsburgh beat Buffalo, Murray scored the goal while defense until only 4:50 was left in the 23-10; and the New York Giants Saturday, by defeating the teams battled to a 0-0 deadlock at Petersen Iviouslv unbeaten Wooster halftime. was credited with the Coach Payton Fuller who is 8*™? when Greg Landry took edged Philadelphia, 30-23. Its, 2-0, at the Wooster soccer When second half action back on the Spartans1 sideline Pet'oit touchdown. 80 yflrds for a Saturday night the Miami Three minutes later the following knee surgery, Dolphins knocked off the New resumed the Spartan booters The Redskins put the Lions in York Jets, 20-6. Spartans scored their second goal, pleased with the Spartans a immediately took control of the Frank Morant took a pass from performance. Idicapped, somewhat, by game and the efforts of the Murray and fired a well placed "It was an extremely great team ■eral injuries and small forward line produced the game's shot in the left corner of the goal, effort by all players," Fuller commented. "Everybody kept moving for the ball and helping Woody happy each other out. Junior Higgins (Continued from page 6) development of our defense after harriers down had a great game by nulifying their top player ail day although he left the game with cramps with on the 1 yard line, Spartans in a deep hole. putting the four games, Daugherty snapped at a Following three running plays, a reporter who suggested it might five minutes remaining." Mark Grua punt was returned to be the S quarterbacks who were Nigel Goodison, sophomore the 21 yard line. Four plays later to blame for the team's inability defensive standout also suffered the Bucks' Fred Schram kicked a to move the ball, -46, even rec an game injury in the course of the but returned in second half play. A back injury to forward 33 yard field goal. 'It®.not °"r q»arterbacking "You c3"'1 8ive them the baJI wh,ch * our downfa". he said, Hk® we did and expect to hold Our quarterbacks passing was By DON KOPRIVA Gibbard and Minnesota's Roy Lennox Robinson forced Fuller them," Duffy said. "But I just as good as Ohio State s." Btate News Sports Writer Griak expect a close one again at to move reserve goalie Nick thought our defense played a ■SU got back on the winning won over teammate Dieters by Saturday at Forest Akers. Dujon to center forward and the sound game. Any time you hold a y 1 PROGRAM INFORMATION 435-6485 Saturday as the Spartans almost five To beat Minnesota, Gibbard Jamaican sophomore turned out team like Ohio State to nine OFFER GOOD FOR DORM DELIVERY OR ON ined Ohio State, 17-46, at M«JIT nm r has lost a Troy, snan only three races in two seasons sophomore, garnered his "I and is almost conceded first thought there was vast J varsity win in 26:06.6, improvement over last week; place, but after him, Gibbard »n will stand the thinks MSU can place two or Varsity as course Gibbard said. "We're not ready lrd on MSU's remodeled five three men in front of Timm. yet but we're coming along and PROGRAM n. . , , we'll just have to get ready for -■■ON 332-5817 Minnesota." |k(iy followed Kilpatrick . Minnesota, the defending Big > the line in second and I nv.i„ a . • /, Ten champion, blitzed niampioii, uiuzeu Indiana liiuiana Lin! Ked in at the u S jre8 K),pa" fourth 21-37 at Minneapolis Saturday. Open spot, ^ Gophers ^ Msu 27-28 6:45 P.M.:NOW thru THURS. MSI I.ECTlIRE-CONCERT last year and both MSU's Feature 7:05 -9:05 P.M. ltl«) 11 HI I) SPECIAL ft "SHOULD BE PLACED ON 'eshman Steve Rickey, soph A'TEN BEST LIST OF Pope joy. senior Kim THE YEAR'!" -ny man, freshman Steve ■fat, and sophomores Mon.-Tin's.. October 12 l.'i - 8:15p.m. Ralph Open ■pa. Warren Krueger and Pete ■f took the fifth P places for MSU. through 1:00 P.M.:NOW thru THURS. 1:15-3:15-5:15-7:20-9:20 ADAI.EN'31 UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Kilpatrick, CANDICE BERGEN Tickets Now On Sale - UNION TICKET OFF ICE who finished as lt0P sPar'an in the Big Ten A PARAMOUNT PICIURE ( Call 355-3361 for further information PETER STRAUSS SOLDIER « BLUE Stop looking liCllNlWHOK" I'ANAVISION" Watch for . . .'HELLO DOLLY' at hemlines! INCENSE Hair is Now Introducing The Part no bangs, sides swing from a natural part. SPECIAL PRICE $28.88 MON. Reg. $34.94 - SAT. OPEN WED. & We welcome all your FRI. N1TES "spare hair " for styling Stick and Cone TILL 9 P.M. and service When you think of Cards" CARD SHOP Across From Home Ec. Bldg. 541 t\ Grand River DOWNSTAIRS OPEN WED & FRI. NIGHT UNTIL 9 p.m. Paramount News 8 Michigan State NewsvEast Lansing, Michigan Monday, Octobci •2,19] Michi STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED Have items too good to throw away? Sell them with a last-acting want ad! CLASSIFIED For 355-8255 355-8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious Automotive feankty speaking For Rent For Rent For Rent discrimination in PLYMOUTH 1967, Fury III, 2-door, RENT A TV and watch your favorite ONE MAN needed. Own bedroom. its vinyl hardtop, automatic, program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, Close to campus. Furnished. uains, l car garage IKE advertising columns. The Lar 9 - 1 JFasfi State News will not power Excellent steo^QV and condition. brakes. $1150. 337-1300. C 351-3373. 5 10 16 Potterville. 12 Lansing, ^fc^.ease call 7" Ladies 3610)20.3 * AUTOMOTIVE accept advertising which 882-4012. 4-10-12 EAST LANSING near campus. One 645-7531.^10 12 discriminates against bedroom, furnished. Large, airy UR TICKE- Scooters & Cycles EAST LANSING religion, race, color or PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER TV RENTALS. Color and black and rooms. Air conditioned. Auto Parts & Service national 4-speed. $1295. Phone 482-8570. contemporary ranch I origin. MARSHALL Beautifully maintained. Select McDonald School - Aviation 5-10-14 white. MUSIC clientele. Lease. 332 3135 5:45 Caii9^*1 ~i~"o * EMPLOYMENT COMPANY, 351-7830. C 882-6549. O or • 6:45 pm 10 SINGER PONTIAC station wagon 1966. 332-8363.5 10-16 * FOR RENT PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. Power. Original Apartments Automotive 337-0188, 351-0050. 10-10-12 Compact Refrigerators, rentals. ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES & THE GOOD LIFE! Rooms Houses TV. Grand Ledge. 627-2191. O CHEVROLET IMPALA, 1968. V-8 PONTIAC CATALINA 1962. $250. Rooms It comes free with your rent at ONE MAN for two automatic. Power steering and Phone Rick, 5 to 7 p.m. bedroom designs by Seven - Thirty — one! Also on - Own * FOR SALE brakes. Original owner. Excellent 351-7308. 5-10-14 room. After g 3Qm )rtment ' Animals condition. $1650. 882-9287. Apartments site ainte and 485-7594 5 10 15 bobbin C < 3-10-14 PONTIAC 1966 Tempest Sprint. management staff, pool, ; terms. Mobile Homes MEN, SINGLE. Close, quiet .m.0-10- "The Goose" - O/H cam, 6 NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 man. patios, party lounge, „ entrance. No * PERSONAL cylinder, 4 bbl., 3-speed Hurst. UNIVERSITY TERRACE, dishwashers, air conditioning, cooking pa. 332-0939. 5 10 15 •RE0 8 tr * PEANUTS PERSONAL Excellent condition. Call Smydra, HASLETT ARMS, EVERGREEN. luxurious furniture and * REAL .3-10-13 appliances. Short walk to ESTATE Y.M.C.A. 5-10-16 CORVETTE 1967 < campus — $66 per person per - ROOMS for y0un~ * RECREATION 327/350. 4 spee Membership priv" or women. PONTIAC CATALINA, 1959. Power month. Phone 351-7212 or Excellent condition. ♦SERVICE steering, brakes, automatic. $200. visit 731 Burcham Drive. Parking, color TV, lounge, 351-2645.10-10-16 Rich, 351-5869. C-10-14 gym. Student rates. 489 Typing Service 6501 * TRANSPORTATION CORVETTE, 1968. 327-350. 2 tops, NEEDED: FOURTH man for Fee BOOZE I SMOKE I and chicks! I PORSCHE, 1966 912/4. Excellent MALE HOUSING: Single Bl side pipes, 4 speed. Call 353-5665 condition. apartment. $190 per term. Meadowbrook Trace is where it's * WANTED AM-FM radio. New Union. $9 weekly. 314 at MSU or 725-7565 in Owosso. 353-1917. 3-10-12 at I One or two guys to share 2 Ever™ radials, muffler, battery. 337-3R3Q 11M/I a DEADLINE Wholesale at $2675. 489-5988, bedroom. 2 bath apartment. days. 4-10-12 LANSING SOUTH side. One $70/month. 882-2271. 5-10-15 1 P.M. one class day COUGAR 1967 full power plus air. bedroom. Partially furnished. All before publication. Must sell. 371-1855, after 5 p.m. utilities. $125. 484-3009. 3-10-12 GIRL OVER 22, share with two SAAB 1967. V-4 wagon. 27,000 Cancellations - 12 noon 5-10-13 others. Own room. $56. Deposit. miles. $750 or best offer. Call one class day before TWO MEN for 4 man apartment. 373-2856.3-10-13 YOUNG LADIES: 10 Graham, 353-7895 or 351-0053. n COUGAR 1968, 390 GT. Power 2-10-12 $55 each. Large. Walking distance. publication. 2 BEDROOM Deluxe. $165 per 10UT CAI\ steering, disc brakes. AM-FM Scooters & Cycles 332-3255, days. C PHONE stereo radio. One year full SPRITE 1961. Bugeyed Employment month. No lease. Phone 337-2589. 3-10-13 01 shapes, 193-1123. 5- warranty left. 355-6128. 3-10-13 engines, tops, windshields 355-8255 . 393-8816. 3-10-14 PART TIME employment: 12-20 For Sale RATES CUTLASS 1965. S black hours per week. Automobile Burcham Woods 1 top, 3 speed on floor, bucket THUNDERBIRD 1967, 4 required. 351-5800. O NEED Apartments SPIRO AGNEW swiss day $1.50 door 339-8824. 5-10-13 TWO roommates. Luxury watch* Iking seats. $650. Call 351-7401. Landau, all black. $1675. 204 furnished 15c per word per day 4-man apartment. original. Two year guar 10-10-15 West Greenlawn. ANN ARBOR }39-2192. 3- 3 days Phone IV CYCLE INSURANCE. Five national $85/month. No lease. One block Furnished 1, 2, 3, & 4 man. $19.95. 663-4332 5-10-12 $4.00 2-2192, after 6 p.m. 1-10-12 Police Department from campus. Call after 6 p.m., 131/ic per word per day FAIRLANE 500, 1965, 6 automatic. companies. Compare our rates. Unfurnished Available. iUTIFUL N 2205 East Michigan, Representatives of the Ann 351-3685. TF STRATOCASTER GUITAR, No salt. New tires, windshield, Lansing or 5 days $6.50 TR3, 1960. Triumph Roadster body. 505 Arbor Police Dept. will be Swimming Pool old, $200. Excellent condi muffler and engine. 355-6090. Albert, East Lansing. TWO MAN 10-14 13c per word per day 4 cylinder. Needs work. $200. available winter term. Ample Parking steal. Blond and 3-10-13 484-8173. O interviewing for the positions 135 shapely 489-5604. 1225 N. Grand River. Kedzie, one block from From $125 372-4319. 5-10-13 (based on 10 words per ad) of patrolmen, Oct. 14,1 p.m. - Mason YAL TYPI 5-10-15 - Abbott. 337-0731. FORD MODEL-T 1926 and parts, PENTON, 1969. 125cc. 1335 miles. 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. at SWEET CIDER at Corda er, diet 5-10-13 745 Burcham Drive. Peanuts Personals must be $1200; Ford model-A 1928, $450. Excellent condition. $450. TRIUMPH 1966 Spitfire Two tops, the University Inn Motel, 5817 North Okemos Call 339-8538. 3-10-14 Helmets included. 489-5988, days. Resident Manager 351-3118 Road pre-paid. tonneau. Good 1100 Trowbridge, E. L. ROOMMATE NEEDED. $12.50 per 337-7974.20-10-30 heater, radio. •S TEN spe There will be a 50c service Good condition. IV 4-3770. Anyone interested in week. Trailer by Gables. If no answer 484-4014. FORD LTD 1968. Dark blue, vinyl BED $25, Refriger 3-10-13 discussing job opportunities 351-7219. 3-10-12 and bookkeeping charge if top, many extras. 351-3306, after 6 p.m. 2-10-13 __ Auto Service & Parts should phone for appt. or CAME LOT Sofa $20. Chairs $3 $10, - Rangi iorn'ings. 5-1 this ad is not paid within TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1966. New APARTMENTS, 4901 $25 - $30. Much more! BOB AN! come to the motelduringtimes 1130 BEECH - two bedroom MASON BODY South Pennsylvania. QUIET one week. clutch, radio. $600. 337-9130. SHOP, 812 East student apartments. DAVE'S, 4216 5-10-14 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. listed ... 351-5500. , Furnished, air location for married, grad students The State . . . 393-6025 3-10-13 News will be - conditioned. Close to and Complete auto painting and WAITRESS WANTED, Sugar Loaf campus. faculty. ONE bedroom responsible only for the collision service. IV 5-0256. C Village. 21 and experienced. Call 332-0965. HALSTEAD furnished. $150 monthly. ROYAL DELUXE Typewr GTO 1970. Like new. Air MANAGEMENT Immediate iCTRIC GU first day's 482-4609. 5-10-16 COMPANY, possession. Call Portable, $30. Phone 393-4625 conditioning, 12,500 miles. AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and 361-7910. O Manager, 393-8657 or FOX insertion. after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-15 393-6760 or 484-8443, extension VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1961, dark PROPERTY londition. W s. If w MAKE MONEY clipping newspaper GIRL NEEDED share furnished MANAGEMENT, 254.5-10-12 blue, good condition. 351-2256, can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O to 372-1984.0 5pm. items. For details send self - apartment near campus. $80. FANTASTIC RESULTS lings. 5-10-13 addressed, stamped envelope and are , IMPALA, CONVERTIBLE. REED'S GARAGE 351-6850. 5-10-13 HILLCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 Want Ad users get. Try IS, SI9.95. I 25c handling to: Richard Putnam, Beige / black. New t VOLKSWAGEN, 1968. Convertible. FOR man furnished. Dishwasher. $240. yourself. 220 River Street, East condition. $850. 351-0184. Needs body work. Michelin tires. Lansing, .TORE' 1201 TUNE UPS, BRAKES, 48823. 1-10-12 351-0705. HALSTEAD Automotive 3-10-12 Runs beautifully, make offer. TWO BRAND NEW APARTMENT SI2F >:ooverSpir COMPLETE EXHAUST 2 BEDROOM LUXURY MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 351-7665. 2-10-12 washer. 8 ncO^-H Id S100 PLASTY ALFA ROMEO Guilietta Sprint, MERCURY 1963. 2 SYSTEMS, GOOD WORK. TWO BEDROOM furnished for 351-1717.0 door. APARTMENTS NOW 351-4271. 3-10-12 1958. Classic sports car. Restored, Automatic. Good transportation. 2707 E. KALAMAZOO couple or. 2 related graduate male VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Convertible. READY FOR LEASING. BAY extras. $600. 1416-H Spartan 351-6898 after 5 p.m. 5-10-13 PHONE 489-1626 students, $165 per month, plus COLONY, one and two Good condition. Good body. One 50 UNUSED volumes of the Village. 355-0905. 5-10-14 owner. 353-1972. 3-10-14 electricity. Lease and deposit. See bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and wc CHEVROLET MOTOR 1969, 427. 4 at 3234 Birch great classics, $140. 351-3423 Row, second floor All new furniture up. 337-9228. HALSTEAD AMX, 1969. Just like a Javelin. 4 bolt main. Approximately 500 at rear. East and 3-10-13 Lansing. 3-10-14 MANAGEMENT speed, power steering. Runs on miles. Phone 627-7947. 3-10-13 appliances. Next to campus, COMPANY, for 3 or 4 people or married 351-7910. O DEER RIFLE - regular. Sharp. $1975. 337-9095 or 337-1801. 4-10-13 TIRES 7.75x14 two used, two snow. couples. Large picture 100. Semi W 1967 with factory rebuilt engine. Call 35S windows and balconies. Call MARRIED STUDENTS: spacious like new, $120. 355-8175.5 AUSTIN COOPER *S\ 1966. _J225; 484-7^0. 3-10-12 Reasonable. 355-2808 after 5:30 2-10-13 PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per 332-4432. • 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeting, Excellent condition, never raced. OLDSMOBILE p.m. 2-10-13 week. drapes, air $1400. 371-1842. X-4-10-14 1964. Automatic Car necessary. 351-7319 for interview. C Call kitchen conditioning and • ••••••••• transmission, full power, excellent Aviation appliances, otherwise runner, body good. $285. Scooters & Cycles STODDARD APARTMENTS. unfurnished. 20 minutes from • IF YOU THINK DENTAL One campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern ASSISTANT AUSTIN HEALEY 1962. New brakes __353-3561_after 6 p.m. X-4-10-12 for OLDS DELTA 88, 1966. V-8. Power BRIDGESTONE miles. Like 175. new. 1970. $350. 1000 Call FRANCIS AVIATION: learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C So easy to orthodontic office. Orthodontic experience necessary. Full or part bedroom, furnished, Call 351-8238. O near campus. brick building. $160/month. Call JTHE • "EYES" SHOULD] HAVE IT - VOTE steering, power brakes. Real time. 482-9695, days. 484-0702 speakers. Very good condition. 351-5516. 5-10-12 \B - BODE, Holt. Modern 1 - 2 evenings. 4-10-13 FOR THE MINI $800. 355-8126. 5-10-16 BUICK WILDCAT converti MOTORBIKE. FORMER professor's Employment unfurnished. Family living. UNIVERSITY VILLA: four man, furnished, $185 and Three and Good rubber. $400 or I 482-2993. 5-10-16 OPEL STATION wagon. Excellent shape. Call after 7 1968. p.m., second car. 332-3750. 5-10-12 Best offer over $75. SWEDISH TUTOR wanted weeks. $1.50 hour. for 2 Schools and stores close. Heat and utilities, except electricity. Starting at $150. Call 669-6601 or 351-1669. MANAGEMENT HALSTEAD COMPANY up. MIDI vs. _ 351-5859.5-10-16 1967 SUZUKI 250cc. X-6. Good 3-10-13 CHEVROLET, 1966. Body, motor in 669-3676. 10-10-22 351-7910. O shape. Best offer. 332-3215. good shape. $490. Call 655-1618. HOUSEKEEPER 3-10-14 NEEDED DON'T SETTLE FOR LESSI Find 3-10-12 the kind of home you want in FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. Houses 1965 SUZUKI 250, good condition. 655-2743.3-10-13 Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 10 words only $1 today's Classified Ads. Best offer. 351-8912 before 4 days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C HASLETT AREA: 2 bedroom home. Unfurnished with stove. prepaid at the p.m. 3-10-14 ATTENTION WOMEN For Rent SAGINAW — NEAR. Furnished, 3 $ 135/month. Call collect STATE NEWS HARLEY '74. Sell life time metal rooms and bath. After 5 p.m 313-752-7155. 6-10-14 347 Student Services * TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS Very sharp. engraved are now leasing student Reasonable. After 6 p.m., 2780 social security plates, and related VM STEREOS, for rent. $9.50 per 372-1974. 5-10-16 units. These items of interest. Big month. A THREE BEDROOMS. Northwest of before Oct. 14 spacious luxury apartments are completely East Grand River No. 408, behind profits for to Z RENTAL. Tom's. 3-10-14 your spare time. Item sells on 337-1617.6-10-16 LOVELY FURNISHED Lansing, available for students. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean efficiency furniture. Each unit has sight due to its appearance. No investment of any attractive COMPACT apartment. 915 Lilac. $120 plus Call 484-3392. 5-10-16 •••••••••• a dishwasher, garbage disposal and HONDA 175 Scrambler, 1969. Free kind. Age no barrier. REFRIGERATOR electricity. Available now. Excellent Rentals. 2 cubic feet. 351-5696. 3-10-14 individual control central air winter storage. $400 or best offer. fund raiser for churches, Approved - conditioning. These four man schools, MSU Housing Authority. Call 351-3054. X-3-10-13 chibs, etc. Send for free sales kit. units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure United Rental, 2790 East Grand CROSSWORD [ iliu Ell id SHOE time has River, 351-5652. 3-10-12 been adequately planned for with a giant heated HARLEY DAVIDSON, 125cc, COMMODORE CEDAR GREENS □ss nan agg§ swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you Rapido. 4,000 miles. Must 351-3218, mornings. 5-10-16 sell. PUBLICATIONS TV RENTALS - Students only. Low PUZZLE 27. Range ot want to today. There bo among the first residents of TWYCKIiNSG! !AM call 104 E. Adrian Street Blissfleld, Michigan 49228 monthly 351-7900 and to term rates. reserve Call yours. 1 Bedroom Furnished ACROSS knowledge H0!h0 SaalisP are units starting at $70/month per man. Fall GIRL FOR housecleaning on UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C Short Term Leases 1. 6. Alma 28. Small island 29. Spanish assent HHaHHHfiijI a nig ^n@anB0n HlS weekends at $1.50 per hour. TV Modified leaf 31. Fabulous RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free 11. rarannns Garland Leases Transportation provided. Apply at American 3-10-12 Mobile Products deliveries. COMMUNICATIONS, Call SELCO 372-4948. 13. 14. Carbohydrate Alike animal 33. Front 34. Third king of aaraHHiass raaaa niSS BE MODELOPEN EVERYDAY 16. EXCEPT SUNDAY One Bedroom 17. Resort city Leave out Judah 35. Stowe heroine HI1HH son f jnrsjjU r=3«a igi JUS FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: Furnished 18. Take tea 36. Loathsome 1 20. Particle of Apt. Available 37. Own DOWN 4. Publish MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or 332-6441 $160 • $170 negation 21. Headland 22. Love story 39. Greed 41. Booster rocket 43. Sea anemone 1. Old Jewish 5. Unit of reluctance traditional Unfurnished 24. Morindin dye 44. Perplex 6. College degref 25. Enthusiast writings abbr 45. Lachrymose 2. Creature 26. Happy 7. Robot play $150 drops 3. Cloth strainer 8. Employment Two Bedroom at the 1 oftice 9. Hiawatha's Furnished 1 craft 10. Jogging gail 12. Bricklayer $180 - $190 Had 1 apt. that didn't move in 15. Grog (Etopckmgfjam Unfurnished P- 19. Infidel 22. Belgian maro* 23. Negative vole 4620 S. Hagadori $170 Super large 4 man % 1 1 pi 25. 27. 28. 29. Wild banana Jacks m cards °Pah Flying object 30. Coves MANACEMENT EXCI.USIVEI. Y BY 3 parking spaces 31. Practice P i 32. 33. Eggs There Frenc" 34. Moby Dicks Alco Management Company pursuer Phone 332-5322 36. Gratis 38. Compass P®11" 40. Appropriate 42. Near Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. October 12. I()7() 9 for Sale ForS - 5 year Conduct of the program during Warren, the expedition's Miss Warren said that DGEI Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon - 5-10-13 with the money you save! Check need people! olds. Stimulating educational this Tlidnight. O the household goods in today's period should be in director, explained the problems had over 475 students this E BERLINER 10'x50'. Furnished program. 351-6814 for accordance with the operational Classified Ads! MSU Folklore Society meets tonight and negotiations DGEI had summer, and that nearly 500 information. 3-10-14 near campus. $2100. Call conditions spelled out in the faced so far to a small group of |ICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, at 7:30 p.m. in 135 Music Bldg. All were trying to enroll this fall. 337-2120, after 5 p.m. 2-10-12 ANN BROWN: persons interested in playing Provost's memorandum of students. "If the University cuts off this icial sale. $29.95 up, plus PORTRAITS, CANDIDS, Passport. Typing and multilith or Crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, Commercial black and white, offset printing. Complete service singing folk music are welcome. September 16,1970." "Even though one of our program, its going to be a big 1968 RICHMOND, 12x50, for The administrators also stated main issues is ■558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, 2 - bedroom. Appliances. color photography. Phone dissertations, theses, community issue in Detroit, because a lot of 355-5726. 5-10-16 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. MAKE MONEY selling your art, that they had made no "real or control for the program," Miss |ansing. C Unfurnished. Sk irted, crafts, antiques, etc. people will be disappointed." 21 years experience. 332-8384. C at the Union air-conditioned. Carpeted. 15 The University has promised CONCERNED STUDENTS now Board Flea Market being held minutes from campus in to fund the program with Sunday, Dec. 7 in the Union Phone implementing an independent BARBI MEL: Typing, muitilithing. Stonegate. $3500 or best offer. Call 882-6343 after 6pm. 5-10-12 effort to generate various kinds of support for U.A.W. strike against No job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3255. C Ballroom, 1 - 4 of $2.00 upon p.m. sign Registration fee up. Encourage fox S20,000 through the Center for Urban Affairs, with operational G.M. If interested, call your friends, the more participants conditions spelled out by the I AHEAD! Start Dick checking the BARGAIN! TRAILER for sale. Best Stober, 355-5070 the more publicity. Sign ups begin Provost. Last year, CUA spent iified Ads for or Ann, a better job offer over $800. John Dean. Transportation Nov. 2. For more information watch 351-7219. 5-10-14 351-8510. 1-10-12 this column or call 355-3355. set protest $50,000 on the although $21,000 was originally program, PIANO AND guitar lesson for 10 and promised. |LE CIDER, APPLES, VAGABOND, 1967. 12x60. Skirted. 13 year old girls, in my home. Call A Forum on the Women's Liberation A ^UGHNUTS. No preservatives King Arthur's Court. Best offer. Movement will be presented tonight group of black between 5:45 6:45 A demonstration for persons led. CENTENNIAL MARKET, 489 7089. 5-10-16 p.m. at 8 p.m. in room 35 of the Union. According to the Peace administrators, including CUA 332-8363. 3-10-14 refusing to pay the 10 per cent " is North of Lansing on U.S. COMMUTING FROM Grand Rapids The forum, which is co-sponsored by Council, which is sponsoring the director Robert Green, Director federal excise tax on monthly demonstration, the tax is being of 9-3157.0 1969 LIBERTY. Mobile home 12' x Swap SOMETHING you don't want daily. Need someone to share the Young Socialist Alliance and the Special Services Lloyd M. 50'. Located in Stonegate. Make for something you dol Dial driving. (616) 457-1077. 5-10-15 Women's Inter - Residence Council, telephone bills is planned used to help finance the war in Cofer, Director of Equal an offer, must sell. 393-1551. 355-8255 to place a Want Ad will feature Evelyn Kirsch, a leading Tuesday at the Capitol, Anabel Indochina. Opportunities Programs Joseph 5-10-14 activist in the Women's Liberation Dwyer, spokesman for the CAVING KICKS Wanted Movement and the anti War Lansing Area Peace Council, Mrs. Dwyer said about 150 McMillan, and Assistant Director - of Counseling for Minority 8' x 38' TRAILER $900 or best SEWING. WEAR better for less. Can Movement. She was a coordinator of said. area persons are resisting the tax. offer. Close to campus. Call after make any kind of outfit and do ONE MALE Roommate for the October 15 Moratorium, and is The group will meet at 12 noon Counseling Thomas Gunnings, |°ple who explore 5 p.m. 625-7190 or 351-7687. alterations. Call 353-6802. Twickingham. Own bedroom, on the Capitol steps and proceed issued a statement Sunday ■derground 1 known caves as for sport "spelunkers" 2-10-13 reduced rent. See Joe at E-6 after 6 p.m. S-10-14 currently Governor on a candidate the Party ticket. Admission is free, and for socialist Workers Lt. Gamebiologist to the Michigan Bell Telephone Co., 220 N. Capitol Ave., to pay charging that "misrepresented the issues." DGEI had I seem to be motivated by DRUM LESSONS. Private. In any "It is our belief that most Lost & Found everyone is invited. their phone bills minus the ■iosity ■covery. and the hope of style. MARSHALL COMPANY, 351-7830. C-10-12 MUSIC DESPERATELY winter midi NEED or maxi a used coat. All Agriculture and Natural slides to offer amount of the tax. she added. experimental efforts frustration and confusion if they lead to 355-2014. 1-10-12 Resources Students: Don't forget the This is the first in a series of make commitments that cannot MOD LOOK also alterations, Fall Picnic on Sunday, October 18, at m of people read State Jim Morgan, Idaho game Peace Council demonstrations to be honored. The black dressmaking. Satisfaction DO YOU perform a Service? Tell the 4:30 p.m. Freshmen and transfer Tjs ►over Classified Ads hoping to LOST: BLACK wallet, vicinity guaranteed. Mrs. Elliott, world with an advertisement in students free; upperclassmen, tickets biologist and crusader for the preservation of Rocky Mountain be conducted every two weeks, she said. Mrs. Dwyer said the community is well claims made by organizations for aware of something special. So 372-4766. 5-10-16 our Student Service Directory! only 50c at 121 Ag Hall, 109 N.R. ■ou have something Hagadorn, between Grand River bighorn sheep, will give two slide other demonstrations will which no delivery is made," the special and Shaw. $25 reward. Call Jim, Bldg., 124 Anthony. ■u want to sell, dial STUDENT, EXPERIENCED in GARAGE TO rent. Clean, dry, presentations at 4 p.m. and 7:30 concern the draft, the strike at statement read. 353-1873. 3-10-13 §•8255 for an Ad Writer, a sewing machine repair. Discount private. 332-2110 after 9 a.m. Students for Stuttman vyill meet p.m. Monday in 223 Natural General Motors and other topics Acknowledging that their own ■cialist who'll help you rates, in dorm service. Call 2-10-12 tonight at 9:15 p.m. in Phillip's Hall Resources Bldg. at the "grassroots" level. programs were "only a part of SENIORS! 337-2229.5-10-14 Cafeteria to discuss his views. 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Pentecostal Christianity will Students tonight at 7 p.m. Check Union for meet in the Union a Live bulletin board on 1st floor for the room number. Come air your views 1310 E. Grand River or about! just come and find out what it's all Everybody welcome. BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for MECHA - Chicano Students at MSU all positive, A negative, B negative will meet tonight from 7:30 to 9 and AB negative, $10.00. O p.m. in Room 38 of the Union. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN BROKEN LEASE - AVAILABLE COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 50754 East Grand River, East Student's International Meditation Society announces a Second Lansing. Above the new Campus ON 9 mo. PERIOD Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Introductory Ti.inscendental Meditation, Tuesday, October 13 at 8 p.m. in Conrad Lecture on Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 3121 E. Auditorium. Immediately following noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. 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A campus anti - war rally and planned by the local SMC for the "We also felt that we would be "MSU, unlike many colleges, >oycott of classes has been called Lansing area on Oct. 31. more able to effectively rally will not be having a two - week or Oct. 30 by the MSU Student "There were several reasons for students and labor people in moratorium on classes before the Mobilization Committee (SMC). the change in plans," Dennis Detroit," he said. elections," Phil Heald, SMC The MSU group will also Sullivan said. "It was just a matter The Oct. 30 activities on member said. "However, we as )articipate in the Detroit anti - of time, mostly — it would have campus are scheduled to include a students still want to become *ar demonstrations Oct. 31. been extremely difficult to moratorium on classes and a rally involved in the political climate." "The Friday moratorium will enable us to gather support for the rally, prepare for the Detroit demonstration, go out into the community and support the striking GM workers," Heald said. The SMC is now in the process of setting up committees for the Oct. 30 • 31 demonstrations. "People are desperately needed to work on these committees - publicity, fund raising, and the Oct. 31 committee," Heald said. "We are also establishing a labor committee, to discuss ways to support workers striking due to inflation caused by the war." A proposal endorsing the three demands of the Committee to Abolish ROTC was also passed at the meeting Wednesday. The demands are : — That ROTC have no access to University facilities on any basis. — That no contractual relations exist between MSU and the U.S. military for the training of officers at MSU on a curricular or extra - curricular basis. — That students who are Don't1 currently receiving ROTC scholarships be given equivalent smoke MSU scholarships. "The college campus is a place for an examination of ideas, not Big for the training of a military machine," Heald said. "The space Red. Pacific Gas and money used by ROTC can be much better used elsewhere." ASMSU Pop Entertainment Series The next SMC meeting will be brought Pacific Gas and Electric (above) and Sweetwater to at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the campus Saturday evening for a concert at Jenison Fieldhouse. The heavy rock groups received a Union. Plans for the Oct. 30 - 31 number of standing ovations. Members of the two groups intermingled and performed a few demonstrations and GM selections together. recruiters on campus will be State News photo by Bill Porteous discussed. AT WOMEN'S TALK Block unify Mrs. Thomas said that white women in the women's liberation By WANDA HERNDON movement talk of separating from their men for thrust, while black Black women on campuses have to be pulled together with black women of the community in order to women are joining with black men for thrust. develop a sense of community "We have so much to do that we have to order our priorities," she and to further the black experience, Shirley Thomas, wife of black said. "Our priorities should be in the black psychologist Charles Thomas, said. community, but we can support equal pay for equal work and equal riehts." Mrs. Thomas spoke informally to a group fo black coeds last Mrs. Thomas said she desires to see black women week. go as far as they can in their development, but she warned against the influence of the media. "Black women need to be very much aware of the insidious Laird U.S. fulfilled the media try to program their blackness," she said. Several times Mrs. Thomas stressed the need for a black ways community. "We are black people going in the same direction — building a troop withdrawal aim black community," she said. "I'm very pleased to see a sense of community developing between black students, black faculty wives and the black community." WASHINGTON Unde the Mrs. Thomas has toured the country for the (AP) - past three years Secretary of Defense Melvin R. previously announced troop holding discussions with black women. She suggested to black Laird disclosed Sunday that the withdrawal program, Nixon women at MSU that their first priority is to be students. Their number of U.S. forces in South pledged to withdraw 150,000 second is to get involved with the black community. Vietnam has dropped below the American troops from South Mrs. Thomas is chairwoman of the American Psychological Assn. 384,000 Vietnam by May 1, 1971, with Task f orce oh Master's Level Education. - man ceiling set by President Nixon for Oct. 15. 50,000 to come by Oct. 15. At the peak of the Vietnam war "Tomorrow in Saigon, " Laird said, "the announcement will be in 1968, some 543,000 U.S. troops were in the war zone. TONIGHT! TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. made that we have beaten the Laird made the announcement troop ceiling ... by several on ABC's Issues and Answers thousand troops." program. B B! $2.00 OFF O o: Your old boots and sandals O have a $2.00 TRADE IN ! S T value on a new pair of boots ?! s Enjoy Fish and Chips Anytime - $1.25 Town M.S.U. SHOE REPAIR 307 S. Grand St., Lansing BiqRed won't smoke. No matter how much he 3 Minute Heel Service looks like a rat ci^ar. His thine is to Write. He's a 225 E. Grand River pen. 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