Tuesday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 63 STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 13, 1970 Nixon announces increase in rate of troop to withdrawals WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon ways improve the attractiveness of on a number of fronts, including the Russian sub military careers. basing there as "a very serious announced "an accelerated rate of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. He said the The challenge." withdrawal" of U.S. troops from Vietnam secretary's statement and House action, which he hopes will be Laird said there is a memorandum appeared to be the opening possibility that a naval Monday and the Pentagon ordered an of reversed in the Senate, "jeopardises the base may be under construction at immediate start on all out preparations to - a campaign, pointed toward the public, to national security posture of the country and end the draft by mid -1973. demonstrate the administration's intent to Cienfuegos on the southern Cuban coast. the safety of the people." •rhere is some evidence that the North Nixon said during a trip to Connecticut reach an all volunteer force. - •"We have no evidence that a submarine Vietnamese Gen. William C. Westmoreland, Army are attempting to resupply their that the authorized of the Polaris type has used any base in ceiling on American chief of staff, is billed to make a positions in the Laotian border area and are troops in Vietnam will be reduced by 40,000 major Cuba" but the United States is watching the preparing for a similar effort in the men through the Christmas season. This will speech on the subject before the Army situation closely and would regard any Cambodian border areas. bring the figure down to 344,000 as of Dec. Association Tuesday, and Asst. Secretary of 31. Defense Roger Kelley is due to discuss Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird "Project Volunteer" recommendations later forecast Nixon's announcement at a news in the week. conference at which he said the armed By shooting for achievement of an all - 6 buildings hit services have been ordered to volunteer force in mid 1973, the Nixon prepare for - ending the draft. administration takes itself from under any Asked whether the announcements aimed at helping Republicans in the congressional elections, Laird replied with a were coming self ■ imposed requirement to fulfill this pledge before the 1972 presidential election, On troop withdrawals from Vietnam, Police suspe smile, "I don't know how you came to that Laird noted that the goal of reaching conclusion." 384,000 men by Oct. 15 already has been The defense chief, who previously has set a 1973 goal for ending reliance on the told reporters "we're going to draft, surpassed and that the U.S. force level there will be "several thousand below" that when Oct. 15 arrives. figure in 3 N.Y. go all out in the Department of Defense to reach the The new troop cutback in Vietnam front goal ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - Police porch was damaged and windows of a zero draft" in three years. apparently does not change Nixon's goal, blamed unnamed conspirators for the were shattered. In addition to stepped up announced last spring, to cut U.S. forces in The second of emphasis predawn, rapid-fire dynamite bombings of wave bombings then Military on the war zone by next May to 284,000 men, six buildings, including two governmental occured within military recruiting, other supports may be a 12-minute span. required for additional enlistments close to half the number of Americans in structures Besides the federal and county office in both Monday. The government Vietnam when the present administration Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird addresses a Pentagon news the active forces and the reserve and took office in January, 1969. buildings were the fifth and sixth in the buildings in downtown Rochester, the New National Guard components, Laird's nation to be bombed since last Thursday. Bethel Christian Methodist Episcopal Jonference Monday in Washington. He said the government hopes to memorandum said. On other subjects, Laird said : • "We are working on the assumption that Church, Charlie Brown's grocery and the lliminate draft calls by mid-1973 and disclosed that President Nixon will He requested top service officials to review •The $2 billion defense budget cut voted the bombings were done by three Greater Bethlehem Pentecostal Church separate |nnounce this week further U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam. recommendations of a "Project Volunteer by the House last week "places in jeopardy groups working together," Police were bombed. All are about two miles AP Wirephoto Committee" within the Pentagon for various the negotiations this country is carrying Commissioner John A. Mastrella said of the from the office buildings. Rochester explosions. There was no immediate connection He said the blasts, within 25 minutes of U' considers each other in scattered sections of the city, made between Clark's home, the nursing college indicated more than one person was governmental buildings, churches and involved. grocery, and why all six may have been The explosions severely damaged a targets. The grocery was across an alley from the New Bethel church. federal office building, and the Monroe County office building. Two churches, Except for Mastrella's statement, local "This has caused some hesitancy with simply "under consideration." It has been said. "It's several steps earlier in the with largely black memberships, a police have been cautious in laying blame the nursing proposal because where do taken before the Administrative Group (all grocery for the bombings. you process than the nursing proposal." store and a private home had less damage. stop it?" Cantlon said. "There are several University deans and vice - presidents) and "In neither case is there an One man was slightly Injured by such schools, and once you start down that is "officially in the hands of' Robert administration reaction yet, and in neither flying Another police official said "it's hard to Ihe 30 member School of Nursing glass. tell at this time" who was responsible. - may route, there's not much logic to saying you Schuetz, associate director of the Institute case is there a budget item for next year The explosions began shortly after jme the Provost University's fourth college of John Cantlon said can and you can't (become a college)." of Biology and Medicine, Cantlon said. covering the elevated status," he said. 12:30 a.m. Both local and federal officials have "You have to weigh that against the Cantlon said he is not aware of any refused to speculate whether the radical Cantlon said the basic for the The first hit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iday. state's interest in health care," Cantlon reason other professional schools which have Weatherman faction of Students for a Richard T. Clark on the city's North Side. administration consideration of the said. proposal is that the nursing faculty feels Democratic Society may have had a hand "anything alive" regarding possible college A hole was blasted in the front lawn, the |ing proposal could have implications If colleges become too numerous, either they shouldn't be reporting to the Dean of status. in the bombings. Natural Sciences. The School of Nursing is University's seven other through raising schools to college level or ■essional schools, which range from the through the addition of a College of Law, currently part of the College of Natural •1 of Urban Planning and Landscape Science. colleges would have to be clustered in some ■litecture in the College of Social way, Cantlon said. "Nursing wants to have commensurate pice to the School of Journalism in the |ege of Communication Arts, rhere's always pressure" for these The University administration received the official proposal to establish a College of Nursing about a month ago, Cantlon status Medicine, with the Osteopathic Colleges of Human Veterinary Medicine," Cantlon said. An additional factor in the Medicine and nursing DGEI h ead denounces U' Jols to have a direct link with the ■ost's office, Cantlon said. said. school - to - college proposal is the The current status of the proposal is pending for resignation of Gwendoline MacDonald, fe-death options director of the School of Nursing. "In looking to recruiting a successor high caliber, there is a general feeling that the school should be elevated to college level," Cantlon said. of not increasing funds By JEANNE SADDLER Associate Campus Editor On the college level, nursing would have (Quebec kidnapers list The director of the Detroit Geographical graduate students, thus training teachers for nursing faculty positions at other schools, Expedition (DGEI), Gwen Warren, accused the University of using black Cantlon said. administrators to "put down" the Cantlon said he had demands for no doubt that the nursing program will improve as the other Expedition at a noon rally Monday. ransom health facilities on campus improve, Members of DGEI, a community - controlled educational project which whether nursing becomes a college or PNTREAL (AP) allows blacks from Detroit's inner city to - — Terrorist kidnapers The kidnapers threatened to execute the remains a school. He added that the ■ng take MSU classes, staged the rally to as hostages a British envoy and a two hostages at 10 p.m. Sunday but University would place higher priority cabinet minister gave authorities apparently changed their minds after protest the University's refusal to increase upon developing the already-planned four- f. c"'H'ng life - and death options - Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa broadcast year programs of human medicine and funding for the program. The Center for lay. Urban Affairs (CUA) provided funding for an appeal for negotiations a few minutes osteopathic medicine than upon a college the project last year. * federal government, before the deadline fell. of nursing. fearing more About ■ abductions, moved troops into The 1971-72 budget request includes^ ten representatives of Movimiento y Esfuerzo Chicano de Aztlan ■w.a lo bolster police security for There were contradictory notes from the $500,000 for the planning of a college oW ■aisand foreign diplomats. abductors, however, law. Plans for another (MECHA), the Chicano student on how negotiations college, an Canadian French separatists who might be conducted. Communiques from organization also addressed the crowd of the two expansion of the Center for Urban Affairs about 200 to express their support for hostages last week gave the FLQ's Chenire cell that is holding (CUA), are still in the preliminary stages, DGEI and their commitment to increased ■peialauthorities these choices: Laporte, and the Liberation cell that seized Cantlon said. services for all minority students and II n Wishuransom demands are rejected, r Cross, suggested that a lawyer, Robert "There has been no formal proposal yet communities. Trade Commissioner James Lemieux, act as a mediator. ( concerning the CUA college)," Cantlon A group of black administrators . T kaporte will be and Quebec Labor Minister including Robert Green, CUA director; killed. ■ wo demands are met — the release of Joseph McMillan, director of Equal Opportunities Programs; Lloyd Cofer, fern!lCir prisoners" and a halt to the fte I' ,,ga.t'.?n ~ Cross win be freed but | will still be held under threat of ASA/1SU board director of Special Services, and Thomas Gunnings, asst. director of counseling for Minority Counseling, issued a statement Sunday afternoon concurring with the le8d" demailds are met both men will be on student t University position that DGEI should remain at an experimental stage. "We did not want to get into a fight I twnSeVnral communiques received with the black people on this campus," Ptionhv f °f the radical Quebec By JOHNJUEL capacity for the rest of the year, one first (adlincs u"„(FLQ) sa'd "we are setting State News Staff Writer -term junior to serve the remainder of a two year term, and one first - term Miss Warren said, "but it may have to come to that. They want to say that we are not The ASMSU Student Board Policy sophomore to serve the remainder of a really community - controlled, but I say we Committee has unanimously passed a three - year term. have more community control than CUA." L"P°r"''s frw!dom proposal to place five student Explaining that DGEI got its start as a representatives on the board of trustees. If community research project on such issues 1 to^e taken00^00 gold bars' no the proposal is passed by the student board The single ex-officio vacancy each year will then be filled each spring by a third - as school decentralization. Miss Warren said that 475 students would be turned away f and nh«V 'aga,nstthp Wdnapers, the tonight, it will be sent to the board of trustees' Thursday night meeting. term freshman, who will serve a three - this fall. Ihe project, she said, had turned lh«£?Epi,of Ll PLo m'eadin8 to the pmon who The proposal would give the ASMSU year term on the board. The students will into a deep political battle, which DGEI the arrest of chairman and the editor - in - chief of the be selected by the most recently elected had neither the time nor sophistication to lFront\ j s' fu" publication of State News the right to sit - in and speak at Trustee not having made a previous |est(>. and ^fnds and political fight. rein all board of trustees meetings. selection, from a panel of five to eight "The question is whether or not this I dfivers wu ^ tement of all Montreal In addition, three other students would students chosen by the student board from capitalistic system can deal with thousands petitioners. of educated black people," Miss Warren sit on the board as ex-officio, non • voting members, but with full access to all information. It is doubtful that the board of trustees Help so continued. "In the 20's they dealt with the problems of the farmers, and in the 40's One young man holds a sign seeking help at a rally noon Monday. I Lapor? ^en l\T his ^me Oct. 5 If the proposal is passed, the student board will present a panel of students from will take action on the Thursday's meeting, but will probably act proposal at Members of the Detroit Geographical Expedition staged the rally to they dealt with the problems of returning GI's." ies after th kidnaPed Saturday, which the board of trustees will pick one on It before the end of the protest the University's refusal to increase funding for the community "But you take that same model to NiSfiss.sr— first - term senior to serve in an ex - officio Buckner, ASMSU chairman, said. term, Hal controlled educational project. State News photo by Terry Luke (Please turn to page 10) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October I3J news Court WASHINGTON (AP) - The Chambers said under questioning identifiable urged schools depends excess of 50 per cent black in a ir.'a.'sstLrx £ to e summary Supreme Court was urged by Chief Justice Warren E. partly on the particular situation particular school or an excess of 90 per cent white would make Monday by a black civil rights lawyer to outlaw "racially Burger. The Charlotte case and cases Mecklenburg In the Charlotte county school the school racially identifiable. -srs— "u Kirss' identifiable schools" in areas from Mobile County, Ala., and district, where 71 per cent of the Blackmun asked Chambers depends on the circumstances of a n d r 's' a"a. with a history of school Clarke County, Ga., will be student body is white and 29 per whether he meant that all schools in a desegregated district the case. Racially identifiable is where the concentration of neighborhoods a* ilT - segregation. heard over two days as the court cent black, Chambers said an the three test ca««-n|*M At the same time, however, toward a fresh definition Julius LeVonne Chambers, of the constitutional rights of appearing for the NAACP Legal black children and the "The question is whether or not this capitalistic system can deal with thousands of educated black Defense and Education Fund, said he was not insisting on "racial balancing" in all these schools. obligations of school boards, The fund lawyer, the first to make a presentation, appealed to the court to uphold District Massive antiwar protests people . . . Who's going to man the Arguing in the Charlotte - Court Judge James B. McMillan factories and be the sexual slaves Mecklenburg County, N.C., case, of Charlotte and the vigorous Chambers said what is desegregation plan he has if we all got Ph.D. 's?" Gwen Warren, director Detroit Geological Expedition and Institute unconstitutional is disproportionate concentration" adopt. of blacks or whites in schools in districts where segregation was "a ordered The questioning the black school board lawyer, under by Burger and to set before Nov. 3 election enforced by law. Justices Potter Stewart and WASHINGTON (AP) - The before the Nov. 3 general peaceful, legal and "non moratorium on the J "We are not arguing for an National Peace Action Coalition election. confrontational." Harry A. Blackmun, said repression against the >J absolute ration in each school," definition ally said Monday it will hold massive Jerry Gordon of Cleveland He said some antiwar groups dictatorship forces." | antiwar demonstrations in 31 told a news conference the oppose the timing of the "We don't think there is„ cities on Oct. 31, three days rallies and marches will be demonstrations, but he doesn't to be any violence. We SL Internotionol News The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State think the rallies will hurt the think it's going to upset! Canada is expected to announce today recognition of University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. California requests chances of peace candidates. Gordon said the people are disillusioned with the politicians election," said Mrs. Ruth Colby of New G, Subscription rate is $14 per year representing the w Communist China. Japanese news reports said Monday. I • , • _ ^ II\ ~ who had pledged earlier to work International League for°? The reports, quoting Japanese government officials, said Member Associated Press, United Press International, extradition Of V* O II I fl S toward Vietnam. withdrawal from and Freedom. ' Canada and Communist China reached agreement to Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Gordon said he expected establish formal diplomatic relations. The reports could Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press , , ... . They have been cowed by biggest rallies or marrh« n!. By United Press International Yps.lantl, was found guilty of not be confirmed immediately. Association, United States Student Press Association. degree murder Aug. 19 in ^ Splro T Agnew to in N York fi^ A request by California authorities to have convicted first the - sex slaying of Karen Sue Gordon said, and have betrayed Boston. Qty" Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. thejr antiwar supportere by Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Servires coed slayer John Norman Collins Beineman, a freshman at EMU. encjorsine President Nixon's Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, extradited to face trial in the The girl was killed July 23,1969, ^SfceasTfiTHe S the f\nn\ fWi< The United States in a move to gain freedom for four Michigan. strangling of a 17 - year - old girl and \ last of seven young N. Nixon plan leaves intact Nixon's n nl>in ... N. . I 111UI UcCI! vision has been referred to Atty. Gen. slain under similar cim' ** Americans held in East Germany has restricted the support for the Thieu-Ky Frank Kelley. circumstances in the area. granting of visa to East Germans, diplomatic sources said Monday. Phunes: Editorial 355-8252 Gov. Milliken received request from California Gov. the In regime, California, Collins has been intervention in Indochina and continu ^nsd on trial of 124 The sources said the restriction was ordered as a Classified Advertising 355-8255 charged with first - degree murder sets no date for withdrawing all result of a seven - year sentence imposed Sept. 25 on Display Advertising Business-Circulation 353-6400 Ronald Reagan Monday. If the request is in order, it is expected in the sex slaying of Roxie Ann the troops. Phillips, 17 of Milwaukie, Ore., The coalition advocates still uncertain 355-3447 Marc Huessv. 21 - year - old graduate student from Milliken will grant extradition. Salinas in June, 1969. immediate withdrawal. Raymond L. Scodell Photographic 355-8311 near Collins, 23, a former senior at Authorities said Collins was "The tragedy is that the Ingham County prosecutor,! Jericho, Vt. An American mission spokesman called the Eastern Michigan University in Monday he has not yet decid sentence shocking. visiting California at the time. Senate doves have hailed the whether to continue prosecuti speech and called Huessy was convicted of "provocation" hostile to the Presently he is serving of the remaining 124 p state for saying that the East German Government prison 1 Prison. A motion for a new trial \ Scodeller said he hopes would collapse if Soviet troops left. . , no moratorium on the killings in was taken under advisement reach a decision "sometime j His father and mother were in Berlin Monday in an Southeast Asia, no moratorium Friday by Washtenaw County week or maybe n effort to see Huessy, arrested January 4. Have You Been Getting Circuit Judge John Conlin. the bombings there and no said he was out of town a Wednesday, which prevented I National News reaching a decision last week. The Supreme Court agreed Monday to take a look at Yours HOMECOMING &> Scodeller said he wand confer with a few other pe two obscenity pictures, the other cases - one the involving importation of sexy right of a commercial Lately? connected with the trial so can "piece together" remaining factors. Getting I pornography dealer to use the mails. The two cases were among a handful which the court, in %ief orders, said it would review during the new. term which opened a week ago. , Judy^Collins testimony in its proper c< is one factor, he added. His final decision will pe to all 124 persons anothbr," he said. No (1 " trials are scheduled in the future, he said. If Scodeller said he discussed! President Nixon has vetoed a bill to clamp a ceiling you're an off-campus resident, living situation with on broadcast spending by candidates for major public in an apartment building, co-op, F1Y WITH officials last week. He ad office, the White House announced Monday. fraternity house or private would not make a decision | The President said the bill "plugs only one hole in a multi-dwelling unit, you should be THE FINEST! continuing prosecution » sieve." Nixon's action was announced on the last day he receiving the State News in the discussing the matter with officials concerned. had to chart his course on the measure, which cleared morning. If you're not, phone Congress by wide margins. 355-3447, and we'll see that you start White House officials, however, said that "we think getting yours. we have reasonable expectations" that the veto will be sustained. The Senate will have first crack at Nixon's veto, his fifth since taking office. Two vetoes were over-ridden and two were sustained. PEACE RING PHONE HOURS: Don't just feel it-Show it 351-8460 DAILY 9:30-8:30 Each one of these sensational rinpj SAT. 9:30-6:00 MARINE IET0L0BISTS WANTED gold plated and adjustable. Choo*| Vice President Spiro T. 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Agnew said in WESTBURY, NEW YORK 115M J a speech prepared for Texas voters — ASK A MARINEI 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. who have a choice between candidates considered about Sorry no C.O.O.'s- equally conservative - that if they vote for the Democrat, Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr., "you're voting for his radical, liberal associates who run the Senate and his IF IT'S TIME TO BUY party." Agnew said he commissioned to tell Texans that President Nixon was "is personally, strongly behind the A NEW OR USED DAVE MASON - ALONE TOGETHER campaign of his close friend, George Bush." ON BLUE THUMB COLUMBUS DIDN'T STOP DISCOVERING ON OCT. 12 Michigan News START DISCOVERING LOW PRICES AT DISCOUNT RECORDS A big local United Auto Workers union in Warren roared "110" Monday when the international UAW urged TODAY, OCT. 13: some of its workers to resume work at General Motors' Technical Center and work on ways to combat pollution TODAY ONLY ALL JAZZ & despite a four - week - old strike. visit your FOLK ON SALE MSU Employees Credit . .. Irving Bluesto^e, co-director of the UAW's GM Union loan counselor before visiting a department, recommended that 306 union members be dealer. Armed with dealer cost and permitted to work on GM projects involving pollution LIST trade-in information, along with a credit union loan and safety. Otherwise, he said, the union would damage commitment, its reputation as a fighter against pollution. $4.98 *319 you stand to save several hundred dollars. But approximately 2,500 members of the 5,000 - 5.98 member local who turned out defied the international union and voted to support local union leaders $389 And remember, your credit union is the only place that offers who you the same low rate on a new opposed sending anyone back to work. PLUS THESE FANTASTIC SPECIALS: The Board of Directors of the Michigan Association of School Boards Monday unanimously endorsed the NEW LED ZEPPELIN NEW ROLLING STONES . . . . . . 3.59 3.59 THE WHO - TOMMY JOE COCKER - MAD DOGS 6.99 5.98 MSU EMPLOYEES NEW SANTANA 3.59 NEIL YOUNG - GOLD RUSH 2.99 . . . anti - parochiaid amendment on the November ballot. CREEDENCE-COSMOS FACTORY TRAFFIC - BARLEY CORN 3.59 Edward Dewey, president of the group, said the 2.99 THE WHO - LIVE 3.59 endorsement continuation of the JAMES TAYLOR - SWEET BABY was a organization's 2.99 1019 and many, many more Trowbridge Rd. Phone 353-2280 policy "to . . . provide public funds only for public schools." Open 9:30 - 5:30 Monday thru Friday Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. October I rustee hopefuls ^8 52 bomb iberalized policies infiltration SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. terminals in Cambodia and ppnublican candidates for the dormitories "cannot help but Strategic Air Command (SAC) South Vietnam. SfCd SU Board Of Trustees, David encourage under - age diking Unlv*n»itu Tht uXTS i u sent its full Pacific fleet of B52 bombers over Laos Monday for a the As on the three previous days, and Richard hi and hi R Ernst, issued with rooms of 21 - year olds a - wi»hn.i> Strategic Air Command i u ij fourth straight day of saturation concentrated all or nearly all its statement jomnine ine C(*Ve[l,ent distribution point for recent under - age students. JJSn. ; -- raids against the Ho Chi Minh Thailand - based B52s on Laos, . ,, . Trail. S" —"ihe sf.s -X'- £ About 30 of the mammoth bombers unloaded 30 tons each guiding the high to - flying bombers targets with radar signals from the ground. is-" poSpimw,^ Educational dormitory living health service offered ^££Hr"'rd of explosives • on Vietnamese supply North depots, Once again, there were no B52 raids on Cambodia or South ie same floor, room next to at the conditions.^ transfer points and infiltration Vietnam. Only one B52 strike routes running southward in the has been flown house regulations - over South om- open emitting visiUtion to her's rooms at any time each of the Violence hurts right jungles of eastern Laos. The sustained bombing Vietnam since in Cambodia. Friday, and none campaign was timed for the In ,r night; alcohol allowed in '°r"1 Sunny studies onset of the dry season in Laos South fighting continued in Vietnam, ground a now - dissent: Milliken as the monsoon rains familiar pattern of small actions, Over the weekend the Indian summer sun depart. In heaved what could be its last this period, the North while in Cambodia the foe and two MSU students sigh of radiance this year, kept grabbed the chance for an uninhibited study outside. When autumn Vietnamese regularly step up the up the pressure on government unequivocally slash the crumbling winds leaves, the couple will be forced to relocate activities in a more movement of reinforcements positions close to Phnom Penh. }0Sed to the experimental co - destroy the right of secluded - climate. favorable — and and dissent." supplies "wd their Reports from the Cambodian icational living plan approved Violent Rather than State News photo by NormPayea using bombs and hideout bat** a the trail's capital said enemy commandos Snyder • Phillips dormitory," ultimately destroy the right to burning buildings hi and Ernst said. 'Experimenting with the lives Milliken. MyS GOV' WiUiam G- expression of dissent, Milliken "we as an CURFEW LIFTED attacked and a apparently government outpost 20 miles overran can save north of Phnom Penh on the moral values of young Campaigning for re-election in democracy only by setting fire to the west bank of the Up|e in an atmosphere this Detroit suburb Sunday, Mekong River. conscience of America." These Pontiac schools reopen reports said five fntributing to moral Milliken told the Sharrey Zedek Earlier this weekend, Milliken Cambodian soldiers were killed gradation is an example of a Mens Club, "We are seeing an told United Press and 20 Pck of University ugly turn in the direction of International Editors of were missing and presumed captured, comprising tonsibleness," they added. protest, Michigan in a meeting at Sugar most of the defenders of the e two Republicans also said "The great danger in this turn PONTIAC (UPI) — City Loaf Village near Traverse City officials reopened schools i this Although a four - day curfew West Bloomfield - to consider government outpost. regulation of events is that those who was lifted on Sunday, the state passing ordinances which would and don't care where they are." A oSTaS commit" violenceTn ^T.me"7f "The purpose of the law is to Cambodian military ik alcoholic beverages in the dissent could, in the process, this week. K'S wiSe sSS b"t",S L '« place the responsibility for teen - spokesman in Phnom Penh for «three days, leaving « u„» five shot, . emer?en?y, the childrens criminal acts. reported a third straight night of the 85.000 residents of this The ordinances would agers directly on their parents," attacks town impose Mayor Robert F. Jackson of against Moat Kraeas north of Detroit are on parents maximum Pontiac said. Krao, a defensive position only forbidden to gather in groups of five miles from Phnom Penh lergymen counsel punishments of $500 fines and Parents responsible on - . # more than four> buy alcoho1 or 90 days in jail for crimes the east bank of the Mekong. \A/ I) fff " P f| purchase gasoline in containers, committed by their children. Presently, Michigan Law holds ■■■ W I ■ The city spent parents financially responsible In Saigon, the U.S. Command a quiet Troy and West Bloomfield weekend under the for up to $1,500 for malicious announced that the withdrawal curfew, vote on the proposal tonight, although 33 destruction of property by of American persons were whUe the Pontiac City Council, troops from arrested for curfew violations chUdreT"under* 14.""But""there7s Vietnam is running slightly it h which unanimously passed the problem Saturdav no state criminal penalty ahead of Presid<>nt night and Sunday measure on its first reading Nixon's morning punishing parents for wayward timetable. Pontiac Central High School Friday, takes a final vote on it children. It said U.S. troop and Eastern Junior High School, Tuesday. if adopted, the ordinances strength has »It-s about time parents would work like this: dropped below the 384,000 that closed half the week because of Nixon had set earlier as a By BARBARA FAR Y No records became cognizant of what their When figure are kept. No said. "It is the client's decision." the fighting a child under 17 reopened Monday, to be reached by | State News Staff Writer sermons are given. A policy of Problem healthy trend," he said, "but children are doing," Jule R. violates a law which demands his Thursday. iu are young, unmarried and complete confidentiality are Pregnancy counselors knowledgeable in the areas of understanding the meaning of o 2 600 iStra'^ students .Per tsn1° are blackwhoSewas Famularo, Mayor of Troy, said. «We think the situation in the appearance in juvenlle court, his The command's weekly- ■nant. You need professional observed regardless of age or human relationships is more human sexuality, contraception the main stage of the fighting. parents could be charged with summary of troop strength listed entire world is the fault of (, someone to listen to your marital status. Hem and help you resolve and family planning and essential than knowing the names of the sexual parts of the body." On Monday of last week four failing family ties." lect ^[oK they couid be 384,000 men in South Vietnam "We believe that the white students convicted, however, it would of last Thursday, and a pregnancy testing. They also keep were shot during Bloomfield r conflict. Where do you Most of the women who come Township have to be proved that neglect or recognition and alleviation of all onTe^Und" illegal'abortion to*Problem ftejnancy rounselorl disturbance. After fighting spokesman said withdrawals human suffering in our time is of clinics „s . "rumor con,™," broke ^oSt^at Central^aSn Attorney Joseph ^d^'We're^sl again said, T. Brennan (ack Qf supervision caused the since Thursday brought the total area doctorsS„esdTy' in the "We're constantly running ? a woman ■ter Lansing area, you can seek paramount importance," said the Rev. Richard Leas, Problem service for clients. preferredby bv the Listening Far nv Ino l.u Pnino V.ar q a local nr«.i critic ..ricic "cu""ua>' . shot a u,a^ . . .. into kids ~ wandering the streets » minor to break the law. The Detroit suburb of below the 384,000 mark. near Eastern about one mile 1 assistance of the Michigan "Sometimes eirls call us for intervention center. Others find after midnight, getting into Madison Heights passed a similar Pregnancy director in Lansing he,p ™obt2#& a termination out about the organization awav 3W3y ay- trouble and raising hell when ordinance in Jaunuary but so far 5R. S555SVTSX «•»•»««> « Two black youths have been their parents don't even know no one has been prosecuted. LauTrec »Thl — «... m-pntect thino is tn hpar» Pregnant. We find that many girls newspaper articles. to commit murder in the revmen know about ch are ignorant of matters of sex and Two girls were in this shootings of the white students, nrpfnTnriS pfpntv fool hon.raftor man ■hlpm ^oman say she feels better after the use of contraceptives," The afternoon to volunteer to make and one Emil's Bar & I^TTreamfnisterswhtfbMan lioluntppr polunteer service a service a vear and Th? rL, mI Leas said the th* Rev-Mr- Leas Mid- Postfs for Mr. Leas said. We also use film Mexican the "f- youth has been charged with the - American Photo year ana aa ■ago areexperiencedintheart average client is unmarried, 19 or 20 years old, Protestant and seven "We try to make the girl see that she should be asking herself a strips and other publicity." The Lansing organization is same . .. offense in the . shooting of 6 Restaurant Expert ltenin8- to eight weeks pregnant. The very important question - 'Why Wedding so provide, without tee, affiliated with Ann Arbor, usually lacks experience 12" pizza, 1 item $1.65 woman am I sexually involved with this The disturbances in part have als to reputable Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids, Jlogists, medical usually with contraceptives. She is person?' Human sexuality is a Kalamazoo and led city officials in Pontiac and Photography seeking an abortion, Saginaw complex matter. The giving and counseling services. two Detroit suburbs — Troy and Jratories and adoption problem Pregnancy counselors Classic Portraits receiving between two persons is All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner can help her safely terminate her more important that coitus pregnancy with a legal operation itself." Tuesday Nite $1.50 hospital. 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Tickets are primarily concerned with the Jnt a discussion at 7:30 termination still good for the Nov. 9 show jht on "Ghana: The Years of "We want itself. ■mall" in 106B Wells Hall. or may be refunded after Nov. tampon ever put in an applicator. to prepare the client 6 MSU SKt CLUB uy'L Bretlon, a professor at "» '» itate University College at T ™ke certam she can kport, N.Y., and Ernst hand,e the e"?otl°ns tha min. professor of ice at Mr,ntnifu political n n accomPany this type of experience. New York doctors Students'Int'l Medi ie State University? wSl have told us that OUr clientS are the best prepared to undergo announces an introductory lecture in Pton, author of "The Rise abortion. We also want to follow fall of Kwame up on every case and urge women Nkrumah," I |coMended"'that**Ghanian t0 C°™ ^ the'r experience NewMeds,theModessTampon, I followed »nal rule under J™. 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In fact, we've stick or pinch or scratch the way cardboard can. ■(er rfeJ'slrati°n takes a matter of minutes for the citizen, but even patented it.* h \ Which is nice. IL°/;'Cia,S the Process is still going on. Compact when dry Because, once a month, i .ation books were officially closed Oct. 2, but Mrs. Beverly Conrad \ it expands when wet to Jpancie!^ C'Cr'1' 'S c*iec®t'n® each aPP'icat'on ^or hold an extraordinary amount Others Ours every little bit of comiort counts. ■on"thhaVe an °PP°rtunity to check each one before the Auditorium of moisture. And absorbs much faster Make this test. It's taken I l'win said- "®ul that doesn't mean they won't go on the , us Eo Hip I?1*t,1em a" when I have the opportunity." than other tampons can. 9 years, testing thousands of women, ■thpm mu myse,f." she continued. "Normally we get involved Tratinn j one ttle three foims is not signed or the voter With the Modess Tampon, you to develop this tampon. Csspniiunknown' nllfication card we send out comes back with Immediately following the feel secure. Even on your worst But the test that really counts on it." lecture those who wish to IthroiiiTi'' l'xp'ained the city clerk is required by law to send the begin Transcendental days and nights, when you may have is for you to wear them the next Ince 1 riiail to t,le afidress the registrant has listed as his Meditation can make an worn a napkin, too, you're apt to time you have your period. appointment for find this tampon does the job teItsarMan>!nqilestions ks as to the validity of the applicant's instruction. personal all by itself. Just think. More comfort. More th'p fFS °''zz' said, she looks at the location of the An in,, ad(iress or checks with the MSU Registrar's We wanted this ■nisliahif aPPlication is cancelled by the city clerk and the protection. Fewer times i've ni vo perJury, she said. For information tampon to be more com¬ to change with new Phat dnol Prosecuted anyone to this date," Mrs. Colizzi said, fortable than any other. ICoS: ^meanwewou,dn't." Call 351-7168 Meds, the 1,88 ^ound two invalid applications so far and Because Modess Tampons Modess Jmes win k I be rem°ved from the registration books. TaU-nt Number 3.241,553 Mcd> and Iampon. arc l.adcmarks ul Personal Products Company. MICHIGAN TRB FROM WASHINGTON STATE NE1 UNIVERSITY Playing the off-the-record At this point in his first term of office sources") ? away or just to look at?" looked game like Inspired Administrati I I _ FREDERICK J. LESLIE Franklin Roosevelt had held 150 Everybody plays this game today in Ziegler: "1 haven't decided that yet." warnings to Russia promptly got into 081 Hou^II Kissinger: "You will get the text as early editions, apparently not all t advertising manager Washington press conferences. President Washington, it has succeeded hoola hoop displeasure of the" White Nixon has held 12. It has changed the whole and frisbee. Does Agnew's attack on the soon as we put the verbs into it." (Laughter). Voice of America ^i ST MARK EICHER, managing editor tone here. It has made the presidency once-removed. Scranton campus unrest report represent Mr. Nixon's own views? Mr. Nixon isn't Once when the cover was "high official source", Kissinger brightly suggested that eagerly put round the world. As the NY Tim-V"1 ■ JJJj S. \ ED HUTCHISON, city editor reporters add, "with an accent." observed, the White House "did "*" BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Other Nixon officials follow the there to ask. How about the Middle East? n KEN KRELL, editorial editor off-the-record White House pattern. The You can get Mr. Nixon's supposed feelings An Eastern European reporter made them, and "did not seem det-piVpertl^ L JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor bold, direct press conference, "How about filtered out from a secretary, or grab an early surreptitious approaches to an American GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor it, Mr. Nixon?" has turned into the timid edition of some newspaper before the story colleague to find out the Kissinger pitch on a recent crisis; he learned that the statement The other day a party of news leak, and news ooze. is killed where Mr. Nixon has seen reporter, h, Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker for outstanding journalism. award Enter a new vocabulary. executives, or you can subscribe to Women's was available — no revelation of source, of course. Under this admirable arrangement breakfast with governor William Pennsylvania's Scranton, chairman of? I for^| Settling back in his chair the Anonymous Wear Daily. Commission on High Official breathes heavily,glances round The lively Henry Kissinger is the most everybody reads what Kissinger says except Campus Unrest it I the oblong table, notes the poised pencils prolific anonymous briefer. the American people. As to direct Q and A's partly on Commission's the record, parth off 2| and makes his decision: will his information Press Secretary Ron Ziegler brings him in: to Nixon, that has happened only a dozen report, incidental I EDITORIALS be on-the-record; off-the-record; "The ground rules are as they have been in times here since he took office. There's always the question whether it's remarkably even-handed, denouL'l violence, and also the official provocating I half-and-half; background; deep the past," says Ziegler: " 'Administration "on or off — the record, that is. John and that create violence. background; very deep background; formula attribution ("usually officials' no direct quotations." A reporter asks, "Are you going to give us copies to take Martha Mitchell have complicated that. Are President commissions, of course, are not created t I JI well-informed comments at a cocktail buffet at a black-tie dinner automatically "off?" The Women's get something done but to save the from having to do anything. The presid.J I National Press Club put on a recent Scrantn I report was terribly awkward for Ni °| As many inU o whingding where the attorney general commented easily about "these stupid because it urged moderation, and reconciliation just as Spiro was loweredvoia!I jn f j I bastards who are running our educational institutions," and declared that with campus whoop. It was all the more awkward because tall, sad-faced Scranton, besides being I I violence "this country is going so far right impeccable Republican, is everything th J Administration isn't - you are not even going to recognize it." dispassionate!I as people who A reporter from Women's Wear Daily said she identified herself at the start of the conversation for an interview. She listened aristocratic and magnanimous. Well, an odd thing happened: First Got I Scranton was there and then, presto, in tht I as the attorney general characterized same chair sat a spectral "Commissi™ I When parochiaid passed the C, saying the amendment would also Kissinger as an "egocentric maniac who Source." We get used to that s Michigan Legislature last spring, those prohibit auxiliary services such as opposed to public aid to nonpublic drivers' education programs. But schools engaged in a massive petition Levin also claimed that Porter's Martha Mitchell rises above all this. . . The other drive to end parochiaid once and for analysis "grossly exaggerates" the morning she explained that she was speaking from all through an amendment to the state effects of the proposed amendment. her upstairs bathroom, "so John won't hear me constitution. Fellow Democrat Atty. Gen. Frank talking to you." Although that amendment, Kellcy joined Levin in that claim last Proposal C on the ballot, would Thursday when he offered his undoubtedly end parochiaid, informal opinion. Kelley contended loves to appear in newspapers with Jill St. consequences of the measure may be that the proposal would, indeed, hide-and-seek, of course, in Washington,bull John, but who's brilliant and indispensible far more reaching. eliminate most auxiliary programs for when he gets back to his office." What she It's a bit confusing at first, like A to I Proposal C states that "no public nonpublic schools, but would not heard she reported. interviewing the disappearing cat. I monies or property shall be affect regular government services or A protest exploded instantly from the Chief Justice Burger called in twostartledl appropriated or paid" to nonpublic tax exemptions. Department of Justice. Who issued it — "A wire service reporters the other day for ml schools. Justice Department spokesman. off-the-record, not - for-at tribution.1 Kelley noted, however, that of the deep-backgrounder on why the Court ill Martha Mitchell rises above all this. When After the amendment was placed on six staff members who studied the hearing a batch of Southern school] she is in the mood, often late at night, she the November ballot, Gov. William G. proposal, no two agreed completely calls up a wire service and denounces desegregation cases at the start of the ne- term. The combative chief justice aches to! Milliken, a proponent of parochiaid on the interpretation. The answer somebody. The other morning she explained asked John W. Porter, acting have the court understood, with somtl would have to come from the that she was speaking from her upstairs reason, but can the system stand the strain?! superintendent of public instruction, Michigan Supreme Court. bathroom, "so John won't hear me talking Outside, the reporters looked at each other,■ to analyze the "potential impact" of to you." No off-the-record commentator, How handle the story? Should they say.l Kelley thinks the proposal would she. the amendment. not end public transportation for chummily, "It is learned"? Or stut| Nixon is an old hand at this sort of thing. Porter said the amendment, if authoritatively, "An unimpeachable so nonpublic school students or affect In April, 1954, he spoke "of-the-record" as in a black robe at the Supreme Court! adopted, could mean an end to athletic events, but would prohibit he put it-to 600 editors and guests at a revealed today"? existing programs and services in teachers from working under a convention here, urging the United States to Spiro Agnew ranges America chiding th< send troops into Indochina to help the nonpublic schools, including an end "shared time" arrangement between press for irresponsibility. Very confusing!® French. Fortunately, Ike overruled him. Of to fire and sanitation services and public and nonpublic schools. With "background" you omit the soutct,! course you can't be off-the-record before don't you? Or is that "deep background"1! present property tax exemptions. If all this seems confusing, it is only 600 people. Nixon is still belligerent, still ... Porter also claimed the amendment Sorry folks. I'm going off-the-record. because no one, from the attorney off-the-record. In Chicago the other day he would prohibit interscholastic sports briefed local editors the Near East. What THE NEW REPUBLIC general to the superintendent of on between schools if public facilities are public instruction to the Governor to used and would "jeopardize" certain federal funds currently granted to his opponent, can agree on the amendment's implications. POINT OF VIEW nonpublic schools. In short, it would be disastrous to Milliken, who proposed parochiaid write into the constitution an in the first place, of course claimed amendment the implications of which that the amendment "goes too far and its implications are too great." But gubernatorial Democratic candidate Sander Levin, a leading foe are, at more far, offered least, unclear, and possibly far extensive than intended. Thus as many as interpretations have been people who have offered Report needs certain clarifications We quote: of parochiaid, also opposed Proposal them. EDITOR'S NOTE: The following "A1 Rivas, representing the acquaintance with the event would have accomplished certain things which ml point of view is presented by MECHA Mexican-American Students at MSU informed any outsider to the brown salient to the understanding of the Chicsoil (Movimeinto y Esfuerzo Chicano de (MECHA), said that the Chicano students community that it (the moratorium) was Moratorium, I.e., it has raised the whim had called their own moratorium on the strongly supported by the Chicano middle-class consciousness to the toiil Aztlan), an organization of Indochinese war because the white peace Mexican-Americans community. Motivation for the Chicano immorality of American aggression ir Legal living in the movement had served only to awaken a Moratorium arose from the racism of the Vietnam and the Selective Service SysttnJ system Lansing area. The East Lansing Coalition Movement consciousness in the white community, but had stopped short of ending the war." white peace movement and the need to mobilize an effective Chicano Resistance. During its 10 year history, the Draft While attaining white legal, middle-cdass youths i medical and studajB Monday night (Sept. 30, 1970) in Anthony deferments or fleeing to Canada, the lodH To begin with, the nationwide L.A. Hall, in our opinion was reported in a Chicano Moratorium, which the State peace movement has failed miserably to achieve its purpose, namely the end to draft boards continue to fill their qu<®| vague and confusing manner and we with black and brown people. It is Washtenaw News failed to explain accurately, was not in therefore feel that certain clarifications need to be made. called simply by students. Superficial American aggression in Southeast Asia. This peace movement has, however, reference to this fact, that the youth is saying, "Ya Basta." Furthermore, California is no beti Enough. Chic#| OUR READERS' MIND than Michigan, which brings us to the issi that the universities have systematic"!! In Washtenaw County Circuit Court Football freaks will contend that the adhered to admissions policies that Ml Friday our legal system will go on suit is nothing more than an attempt culturally slanted, biased and blatanW trial. There is every reason to believe that it will fail the test. at harassment, that football games have long been socially sanctioned as Critical U. gives chance to learn racist in nature in order to exclude acquiring a higher education. Regarding employment, how usfro«| The past few months have witnessed "harmless." Chicano faculty do we have on »■ To the Editor: the closure of many pop concerts on your demands for more relevant classes. could serve to This is precisely the point of the "I am asking that you give consideration bring the reality of the world campus? For example, has the Rom»»B And, believe it or not, people exist in this into the sugar grounds of being public nuisances. suit. The wording of the - coated, capsuled classrooms. Language Dept. any Chicano faculty suit is to a new course . .." "I believe it is your job institution who are prepared to organize And, finally, Critical U. can put you, the Ten Ann Arbor residents are suing in if not, why? Have they actively attempi»B virtually identical to one recently as leading academicians to meet this and develop these classes. student, in touch with any organization on to recruit? What programs of WB circuit court to stop yet another orgy used to block a pop concert in Ann challenge by advocating that a course of this These people work together in an nature be introduced." campus you think you'd like to become a significance in the area of reseawB of drug abuse and loud behavior. The Abor. The only difference is the organization called Critical University, part of. These are quotes curriculum or community action has ■ taken from a recent letter whose aim it is to create educational Sounds like a lot of promises, doesn't it? difference is that this event is the MSU relative numbers of backers for the to the editor, written by student who saw Center for Urban Affairs developed imW a techniques to meet the specific educational Well, these ideas will remain hopes and - University of Michigan football two causes. the need for a specific course and who had the desires of students at MSU. Critical implemented in the Chicano section ■ dreams of a few relevancy - starved game. The ten plaintiffs are subverting incentive to make this need known. University is in contact with many faculty people Lansing — here in the very backy1™ ■ unless the student body begins to work for a We can already hear the cries of neither the letter nor the intent of the Unfortunately, it is doubtful that a letter to members who, if given the opportunity, will MSU, we emphasize. If this society isg^H better education, instead of to cease in its attempt to make a f»c the State News is going to make this course a donate their time in an effort to fulfill the just waiting for "foul" from the myriad fans and law. It is the courts that have painted one! Critical U. can't persuade and military class out of the Chicano ■ reality in the winter catalogue. demand for personality and personal professors to alumni of these two universities. offer classes unless themselves into a corner, not the But wake up, puppets! There is a way to communication in our stagnant educational there exists a large significant steps must be made » ■ amount of people willing to help plan, people. Unjust, repressive rulings in meet your individual educational system. Critical U. also has at its disposal briefly outlined areas cited above. review, and take part in these courses. the past have laid the groundwork for necessities. There are ears that will listen to community resources and speakers who In conclusion, MECHA is pleased to* If you have become or are even near the present snafu. the State News venture into a becoming completely frustrated with Misplaced There are only two possible equitable decisions in this case. One: Speaking out for justice gradepoint grind, lectures so crowded you can't breathe, and multiple guess quizzes; stop by the office of Critical University, 313 ethnic area, not because of for self-aggrandisement, but because concerned students at MSU want o individual '■ ■ memos In line with established precedents To the Editor: enjoy tenure.) As I learned on the streets of and hear about the issues that p« J Student Services Bldg. Rap for a while and and quasi - legal reasonings, the court It is all too seldom that lean find a letter Brooklyn too many years ago, and 1 give them pick up a class catalogue so you can see what specifically to the Mexican-America • ■ the message — "Hit 'em agai.i — harder." must ban the game. Two: The court from one of my fellows to the State News we had to offer this fall. further hope that the perspective .■ To: The Quebec Liberation Front could allow the game and, at the same with which I agree one hundred per cent plrs. American Indian concerning educ ■ And now lo, behold in last Thurday'sedition Carroll Hawkins conditions and the economic needs j time, overturn earlier findings I find not only one but two. My cup is Assoc. Professor of political science people will also begin to appear Re: Political kidnapings regarding pop festivals - and be spilling all over the floor of my office} I Oct. 9,1970 minority column of the State News. prepared to mediate any number of refer to the letters of Professors Paul and Gentlemen - damage suits filed by the concert Sherbo. Paul very correctly takes our supporters. president to task for his reactions to the We'll give you the $500,000 if you'll We have every confidence, however, acquittal of the first batch of tie 132 take Spiro. students who occupied the Unioi. after that the court will arrive at a third hours last spring. Sherbo, politely but pronouncement: The football game is firmly, does ditto on the downtown paper's - Almost everybody acceptable because the governor is journalese concerning his daughter's Cuban going to it, and pop concerts are not ventures. I'm sure that each of these scholars would have written the same thing -ven if because "freaks" do not get to vote. they did not enjoy tenure. (I rtlso vi i y much Tuesday, October 13, 1970 5 Canvassers given By DAVID BASSETT sandals. Students probably should avoid ties — do's, don'ts they relate to national nature of the movement. Be patriotic but not idiotic. tax collectors, etc. — a student should appear as he is Be idealistic but not ideological. State News Staff Writer expected to be: collegiate. "DON'T ARGUE!" the pamphlet implores. It claims that "Try to dress like you used to in high school; i.e., skirts, "American flags which are discreetly displayed would be MNC is seeking to change the voter's mind, "not to confront blouses, sweaters, bras," suggests the "Guide to canvassing" or the Movement for a New appropriate," the guide continues. him. Never be argumentative." Congress (MNC). "Girls: be soft selling — many people are afraid of "Veterans of other The pamphlet, given to MNC door to door - wars relate Vietnam to their patriotic - - canvassers, is a liberated girls." brief, often humorous list of do's and don't's designed to help experiences," the guide says. Such a situation apparently MNC advises its canvassers to use a peaceful approach, not confronts MNC the canvassers achieve maximum positive impact on the to be fanatical, and to avoid rhetoric. canvassers quite often. The pamphlet people they meet. suggests "agreeing with and supporting Ihe past wars as "Don't talk about 'legal rights' (brings to mind students' necessary because theirs was a good cause. Ask them to As for personal appearance, the guide is very explicit. legal rights to picket, protest and assemble which connotes "This is extremely important because it is the first explain the cause in Vietnam and then argue that point." the riots, etc.). Don't speak of the 'love people' (connotes a impression the voter will get of you. Hair should be combed When "people are worried about losing their war-related and beards trimmed and clean in nonbeard fornicating generation)." places." Specific canvassing tactics include the suggestion to let the jobs or about the logistics of reconverting a war economy into "You should dress so as to alienate no one. In this, if female member of the team do the introductions. "She is less a peace economy," the pamphlet suggests saying that necessary, compromise yourself for The Cause, i.e., wear inflation is due to the war — war is a likely to have a door slammed in her face." drag on economy; it is straight clothes. Boys should wear shoes and socks not The pamphlet suggests that canvassers like flushing our gross national - "emphasize the product down the toilet. lacks sufficient funding Lowest Consistent Prices in the Midwest! Basic research seen vital, abused LED ZEPPELIN III ONLY s344 irrational approach to problem By BOB ROACH - as Roentgen's discovery of the X - said Rosenberg, when his were instrumental in the fairly solving." STEVE MILLER BAND #5 r State News Staff Writer ray and Pasteur's discover of research team realized the rapid progress of this phase, Politicians react to popular microbes as the source of disease, potential of this unexpected Rosenberg added. ■ Barnett Rosenberg, MSU attitudes, he said, by cutting reaction. "Every department involved funds for research. Rosenberg said. "We were literally Ijophysicist whose current work jumping off the floor." provided us with a number of v soon result in a significant, Research and the campus are naturally compatible, he added, "The laboratory is just a place for organized accidents to different approaches to the ONLY s2" ,w cancer drug, credits his happen The initial discovery occurred problems," he said. "And then because students and professors in. But the scientist must be ■iscovery to the open - ended over six years ago, he explained, lature of the much - abused basic must meet real problems. trained to recognize their and a number of developments there was the phenomenal, almost mystical, good luck. I've The Only Student-Owned, •search. "This is how we develop good significance when they occur." transpired before it before heard of was recently never a research J In a recent interview Rosenberg scientists and good research," he submitted to the National Cancer ■mphasized the usefulness of said. "Nothing can replace the old As a biophysicist, Rosenberg's idea began about 10 years Institute. It took six months, for project that had the luck this one did. It seemed almost every time Student-Operated Record Ich research and described its apprentice system where the with "an exciting idea about the ago instance, to realize that the active we encountered a blank wall, |oie in finding platinum student is thrown into a basic effects of electric fields on the agent was not the electric field, there was some piece of luck that Jompounds which have proved research situation where cell division process." but the platinum electrode. helped us overcome it and Shop in East Lansing Highly successful in treating creativity and intuition are proceed further." nurtured. We "We were looking for a ■imored mice. Now under study can't stimulate It progressed into a series of In light of such breakthroughs, T the National Cancer Institute, creativity, per se, but a fertile experiments in which bacteria biophysical, not a biochemical, Rosenberg feels the federal lie drugs may soon be released environment helps. There, the were effect," he said. attitude towards medical research exposed to an electric field J>r tests on humans. student can develop good between supposedly inert The team then spent three years and public health is almost ■ Basic research lacks sufficient reactions, and learn to recognize criminal. platinum electrodes. Contrary to working on different platinum Ainding, he said, and it is significant problems and how to then known laws of - science, the compounds, and another three "The government can spend (iticized by those who feel it attack them." platinum began contaminating years on their experiments with $300 million to go to the moon to les not belong on university If such a training system seems and affecting the growth of the cancerous bring back 100 pounds of rock," rodents, he said. ■mpuses. BARNETT ROSENBERG expensive, Rosenberg said, all the bacteria. he said, "while that same amount J'The funding problem reflects cost can be repaid by just one Both a great deal of luck and is all we're spending for cancer 217 Ann St. - former location of J.R. Culver Co. good idea. "It was a 'eureka' moment." MSU's vast research expertise ■change in society, similar to the research." nsilion in England around said. "Now, as then, the change Discovery of the platinum ,00 from the Age of Reason to emphasizes youth and moves the drugs can be termed an accident, le Romantic Aee." Rosenberg society from the rational to the but an accident in the same vein IUNI0RS, SENIORS, AND GRADUATE STUDENTS... \dmissions board po What Could You Do with a MASTER CHARGE Card? [o meet in Gran Fix your TV ,Or take aTrip . Buy snow Tires I The Presidential Commission participate, history that a public institution fc Admissions and Student President Wharton will preside of higher education has called |°dy Composition will hold over the hearing with hearings on the issue of things from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Commission Director Ira Polley admissions Jednesday in Grand Rapids. and Provost John E. Cantlon. commission policy. itself has The been Fill 'er up! Fill a Prescription ; Xmas Shop. This is the third of six such This is the first time in recent meeting since June 1. petings the commission is pding throughout the state to low citizens to tell MSU ■ficials how Buy a DressJ|| (while it's on Sale), ^ Or just Sock it Away tor a they feel about Emissions practices and the role Judy^Collins I the University. Previous eetings were in Detroit and prquette. ■ Represe n tatives from Rainy Day. Why not Apply tor yours RIGHT AWAY? lsiness, professional, civic and Ideational organizations invited to attend have the HOMECOMING ng and address the MSU Student Master Charge Application Emission. The public at | also invited to attend large and your last name (please print all information requested below) first name middle initial 1 use only 1 1 1 1 1 1 II [student number age | draft status full name of spouse spouse's student number msu address city 1 zip code □ rent | state I Watch your step. r~i own telephone number social security number major class |gpa name of present employer (if any) position how long monthly salary Walk in a Plymouth and they'll all business address business phone watch your step. Try one of these late model boots: name of spouse's employer position 'monthly salary the supple, antiqued executive: j name and aodressof your parents 1 the rugged, beefy sportsman. Both at your nearest name of bank Plymouth dealer. Or write I CREDIT REFERENCES Plymouth Shoe Company, Inc.. balance que monthly payment mortgage holder or landlord Middleboro, Massachusetts stores & other signature of applicant signature of spouse l_ Apply at installment loan department - Brookfield Plaza Branch Manufacturers ot World Famous Apache Mocs EAST LANSING East Okemos Haslett Lansing Brookfield Plaza Red Cedar - J.W. Knapp j.W. Knapp Co., Lansing Co., Meridian Mall WE CARE - friends always do STATE BANK Member F.D.I.C. Trowbridge Sportsmeister, East Lansing THE ONLY BANK IN MICHIGAN OFFERING MASTER CHARGE TO UPPERCLASSMEN - REGARDLESS OF AGE! 6 Michigan Stale Tuesday. October 13 ; l()701 Prof Virgin —compelling insight first b in into woman's inner turmoil The first volume or series dealing with serie a 32 tin. I history and written bv StaJIP "The Virgin and the Gypsy" hypocrisy of most social Joanna United Shimkus, who reminds Is a richly textured, quietly standards; the self one of a Jacqueline Bisset with an mcp recently g ^ f professor has compelling film about a young righteousness of organized depth, emerges a competent released. I woman and her rebellion against religion; the monotony of a actress with her delicate, a household and society that passive existence; the mystery of restrained performance "The Unembarrassed m„c I demands she conform. sexual involvement and the Yvette. Her suffering as is The Popular Arts in a JJ I Based on D. H. Lawrence's last novel, it comments on many necessity of following one's instincts and emotions rather own conveyed with the subtlety of understated by Russel B. Nye, English, traces the professo^l Amerid I nuances, mournful mass ture from of his familiar topics: the than the codes and regulations glances and inner sighs. Franco fiction cu to comic theater ZI of others. Nero's hypnotic blue eyes and books ann V After being away at school, strips, television, popular rugged appearance make the and movies. *c 1 Yvette and sister Lucille return gypsy a commanding figure to their minister father, spinster more than worthy of dominating Nye's book contains of black and white 18 paBs I aunt, near - senile grandmother a virgin's daydreams. and a 64 illustrate, I LAST DAY! OPEN 12:45 and the sedate house of their "The - page index. It September selection for t(l I was«I childhood. Lucille soon readjusts Virgin and the Book Find Club and but Yvette finds homelife Gypsy," on its own terms, is a for th I and accept the latter. first-rate work that Seven Arts Book unbearable with its neither Society. | routine and unrelenting quiet. stifling When a flood simplifies nor sensationalizes the 'The Virgin and the Gypsy9 The 32 - title series to k I partially Lawrence novel. It is a work that - Plus - Discontent leads to destroys her house and the thoughts of a discontent virgin, Joanna Shimkus, in published by between 1970 and the Dial p^ I questioning the people and the gypsy takes her to bed, Yvette's and impresses rather then dazzles Franco IMero plays a gypsy who dominates the 1976 L "GOODBYE, COLUMBUS' under the general society around her. She meets a last existing ties with her old life prompts thought rather than "The Virgin and the Gypsy," the film version of the D. H. Lawrence novel now showing at the Harold M. Hyman; editorship 0[ I handsome gypsy and a near - are shattered. mere response. Spartan East. William P I divorced woman and her kept Hobby, Rice University arm I STARTS WED. Doors Open 1 P.M. lover and looks to them for a A quick appraisal might find __ — __ - - M -4*_ Leonard W. Levy. Claremont I■ 2 BIG HITS release from monotony. Her father "The Virgin and the Gypsy" uneventful. But, on closer C^^OND m FLOOR FLUTIST ■ Graduate School. disapproves of her associations but Yvette refuses examination, one discovers a to give them up merely for thorough detailing of a woman's inner struggle and a thought- appearance's sake. Parking piper' found provoking glimpse at the sources pie For a long period she interacts ramp of her frustration. in both the stiff, pious culture of her father and the freer, more The film never overwhelms spontaneous life styles of her the audience with its new companions, learning observations. Instead it since there are three floors, it the Moody Blues to pick up _r r eighth grade because they school, she decided to play again I eventually to reject the former illustrates them echoes a whole lot," she said. didn't have any modern music to but "had to learn all thekeyil slowly, By JUDY HAAS songs. completely, flattering the "Then a friend of mine told "I can't copy what they do," relate to." over again." I audience's intelligence and doing me about the parking ramp. We she said. "I have to do it my . , . „ , „ "Because my flute is old! I "I got sick of Sousa marches, justice to its source in the Flute melodies of songs the Moody Blues and Simon and from used to come to the ramp about own way — thought for thought she said. had to tapo ,t»sht> said .,^1 process. Director Christopher Garfunkel can be heard on any 2 a.m. and just play." and emotion for emotion." In her junior year of high bottom wouldn't fall off, Thtl Miles and screenwriter Alan Miss Whitaker met her flute - She varies moods by adding pads are worn down, too." clear night coming from an Patter use pauses and silent playing friend, Lynn, during that bits of jazz - blues in between unseen Pied Piper in Parking reflections as much as action and first term. songs to give her time to think dialog to deliver their message. Center. Rarely before has a literary Ramp There No. on 2 near the Computer the second floor sits "Everyone thought we were sisters," she said. "People who knew us well would get our about what she's going to go into next. MSU grad to head work been translated into such a tall, slender girl in bluejeans During the summer she said comprehensive visual terms. The misty landscapes and stunning with her legs crossed on the hood of a green Mustang. When names mixed up because we looked and acted so alike." much she really "got into" the Moody Blues and Jethro Tull. Ch icano aid program "Jethro Tull is one of the she bows her head, long, dark photography are used not Even Miss Whitaker herself coolest people," she said. "I saw merely as adornment but as blonde hair completely covers said she has trouble telling her him on television once." An MSU graduate has been selected as head of the Spanish I integral parts of the drama. They her face. and Speaking Information Office under the Model Cities program in I As she plays variations of Lynn apart, in photographs. "I like the way he plays," she Flint. 1 help explain Yvette's discontent "You know what they say said, "but I can't really play like Daniel Soza Jr., Saginaw graduate student, will "Bridge Over Troubled Water," & rather than divert the mind from about vibrations begi.. HOMECOMING it. "Nights in White Satin" and people," she said. "Well, renditions of Jethro Tull, she is and I are on the between Lynn same he does." Miss Whitaker still uses the first flute she has ever owned, October 20 in the newly created model cities act as a position designed to community affairs department for Flint's 12,000 Mexican I I oblivious to cars that go by. - Americans. wavelength — whenever I'm not the one she needed for fifth Soza will initially be concerned with Eve Whitaker, East Lansing saying something too clear, she setting up adult education I freshman, has to the comes grade band. classes and a referral center. (judy^ Collin come right out with the exact Her mother traded in an old "Flint, with its large Mexican - American population, has I parking ramp words I'm trying to say." when she attended MSU for her piccolo, and along with a little nothing like Lansing's Cristo Rey Community Center or f Miss Whitaker has played the first term. more money she " got her Saginaw's Community Affairs Department (CAD), to aid Mexican | flute for more than five years. "I used to play in the daughter the flute. ' - Americans," Soza said. she doesn't read music "We stairwells of Mason - Abbot. got to choose the "I hope to build a referral center after well, she listens to records by instrument we wanted to play," knowing the city structure completely, and will know They are marble and metal and Jethro Tull, Ian Anderson and she said. "I tried the trumpet exactly where to refer I people with various problems, what service they will get and the but it tickled my mouth so I quality of service they will get." tried the flute and liked it." As long range plans develop Soza intends to add extension Hello, I'm Johnny Cash. Miss Whitaker hasn't always agencies in the information office. | enjoyed playing the flute. Prior to working in Flint, Soza "I hated it in school," she was Spanish Affairs I want to tell you about said. "I hated to march and they Coordinator for the Saginaw Model Cities. He also served on the board of directors of the Community forced you to practice. I gave it Affairs Dept. of the Saginaw diocese. Soza, representing Chicano the sound of the Hohner youth was appointed by the Most Rev. Francis Reh, bishop of Saginaw, as one of 15 board members whose job is to organize harmonica. and involve minority people in community organizations of political, social and economic backgrounds. Soza was also vice chairman last year of Movin , Esfuerzo Chicano de Aztlan (MECHA), the Chicano student organization c sound that's as much; part of America as the lonesome wail of a freight train in the night A sound that was first heard back in the 1850's when Hohner harmonicas soothed restless mountain men, homesick sailors and weary plantation workers. During the Civil War, the sound was Johnny Reb playing Dixie" at Shiloh and Lookout Mountain. While across the lines Union soldiers played "John Brown's Body." Cowboys broke the prairie stillness with Hohners. Railroad kept them in their overalls as the great iron beast pushed west Wichita, Pocatello, Sacramento. 'he sound went with boatmen up from New Orleans. Lumberjacks in Coos Bay. Miners in Cripple Creek. Farmers in ss, the little town in Arkansas where I grew up. I remember hearing it back then. Good times or bad, the humble harmonica has been in America's hip pocket as we grew up. And it's still there today. Because it's a sound that's simple and true. I lappy and sad. A reflection of life, past and present. It's not surprising that today Hohners fit so naturally with any kind of music. Blues, Folk and Rock. In fact, Hohner makes ove 160 different kinds of harmonicas, from an inch and a half to two feet long. Popular models come in all different keys. There's e can play harmonica and guitar at the same jood old Marine Band for songs like just the sound I want. M. Hohner, Inc., Ilicksville, N.Y. 11802 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 13. IQ70 "J SPORTS Lucky By JEFF ELLIOTT gave the Spartans a "break," and only booked them for games 'S',U-M a sight to the Spartans at this point in the season. Notre Dame frustrating to see the players no. blocking," Daugherty said. "We iShop Rite State News Sports Writer with the nos. 3, 1 and 7 work as hard as they do and not felt we had some break - rated and Ohio teams. That 7 State, both of whom score. I don't think we've ever threat in there with Eric away belongs to beat the Spartans by an (Allen) Michigan but that could be had a team that plays as hard as HICKORY SMOKED | someone made « mistake lowered a couple of notches unspectacular 29 - 0 score, are this one does. In fact sometimes and Bill (Triplett) and wanted ■ when they set up the 1970 after last week's 29 probably the two best teams in I think our defense Henry leading the way. Hell be ■ football schedule for the - 0 (that's the plays so hard more familiar with his fullback Iclrtans They signed the l£Slyopponent. I fnnrth »' Michigan as MSU'a It was Spartan fans) win over Purdue. the What really makes the win look country and will be getting to be a familiar score to teams a lot worse than beating Spartans. At his they beat they make mistakes, by losing their pursuit or not their area." staying in spot this week and we'll be running Michigan." him more against PICNICS i l ■ id to ^ the University of big is that the week before the luncheon, weekly Spartan Monday Daugherty said he felt the The Spartans will get that STTliat the Spartans Boilermakers Head Coach Spartans defensed the Buckeyes | a|| time record of having . . way ■ would probably have established ranked Stanford toppled fourth unbeaten ranks, 26 -13. from the Duffy Daugherty said the in the first half as well as Spartans played hard against the Bucks Saturday, but anybody could. The statistics just verified this as MSU held a 129 sought of Earl - after break - away threat this week with the return Anderson. Anderson 39' Kiayed ■ the country the top three teams in While few coaches cherish the couldn't get the offensive punch 108 advantage in total yardage. - suffered a shoulder separation on successive thought of having to face a when they needed it. during spring drills and has been nationally ranked team, almost "We moved the ball somewhat However, the Bucks had nine big sidelined since. ARMOUR'S GOLD BAND Daugherty aTi" is, the schedule - maker any team would be a welcome against them, but when we got into their territory we couldn't do anything," "It's certainly not a Daugherty said. points Spartans pointed on the scoreboard to the zero, and as unless you score." Daugherty out, "you don't win indicated hell use Anderson at tailback alternating him with Allen. Purdue coach Bob DeMoss 8 14 LB. AVERAGE HYGRADE'SWEST Turkeys 39»L thing by any means though. Looking at the game films last hopeless over There was some puzzlement Matthews the idleness as a of ball Henry carrier must know what Daugherty is going through, playing three top ranked teams in succession. His VIRGINIA SMOKED Pork Chops 99 night I could see some great Saturday. Matthews had been plays which will go for us. Our Boilermakers faced Notre Dame, ECKRICH'S the Spartan's leading ground backs, all of whom were in new positions, have another work at their new spots which week to gainer going into the game, but he wasn't called on once to carry Stanford (ranked 4th at the time) and Michigan on successive weeks. They were shutout by SLENDER SLICED SEE OUR DISPLAY OF HOUSEHOLD ALL VARIETIES 3St. the ball against Ohio State. Notre Dame and should also help. Michigan but NON-FOOD ITEMS! "Had we gotten Daugherty shrugged this off, upset the Indians two weeks ago. on the saying Matthews' scoreboard in the first half, 1 blocking Someone noted that Purdue think we would have made a real ability was vital in the Spartan's had beaten one of their three sweeps and off - tackle plays. tough opponents. Daugherty in dogfight out Of it the rest of the "Henry is quick and strong his usual game," Duffy added. "It's really and does smiling way replied, a good job of "111 settle for that now." OSU STILL ON TOP m Little ch ange in poll NEW YORK (UPI) - Stanford 3. Notre Dame (3) 12. Southern California has ridden the (4-0) (3-1-1) 25 strong passing arm 4. Nebraska (1) (4-0-1) 13. Colorado (3-1) 10 of Jim Plunkett back into the 5. Mississippi (4-0) 14. South Carolina (3-1) 3 nation's top 10 college football 6. Air Force (5-0) 15. (tie) Georgia Tech (4-1) 2 7. Michigan (4-0) (tie) Houston (2-1) teams. 2 8. Auburn (4-0) Roadblock Plunkett, one of the most 9. Stanford (4-1) (tie)Tennessee(3-l) 2 (tie) UCLA (3-2) 2 highly touted quarterbacks in the 10. Arkansas (4-1) 19. (tie) San Diego St. (5-0) 1 11. Arizona St. (4-0) MSU runners found Ohio State defenders to be immoveable nation, passed for 276 yards (tie) West Virginia (4-1) 1 objects most of the time last Saturday. Flanker Bill Triplett Saturday as the Indians upset finds that it's just as hard to go over the Buckeyes as it was to go around them. fourth - ranked Southern California, 24-14, to bounce back into the top 10. Stanford, upset Sayers' over? caree State News photo by Jeff Milner by Purdue the previous week, captured the No. 9 ranking in the nation with its fourth Knee exam victory in IM Football Schedule five games. CHICAGO (UPI) - Whether within two to three days later if The top three remained the Gale Sayers will ever be able to Sayers will be able to resume his 7:45 Baumadiers- Plague same; Ohio State gained 18 first play football again will be football career. 8:30 McFadden- McCoy place votes and 326 points from determined within the next 48 to Sayers suffered ligament or 11 faygo Pop 9:15 Beaver Brig. - Hart Attacks the 35-member United Press 72 hours, a Chicago Bears doctor cartilege damage Sunday when he Field 6 International board of coaches to said Monday. tried to catch Alan Page as the |:4S Soulful Shack -Hobbit West Shaw 4 - 5 5:30 Royal Mounties-Cun. Ling. capture the No. 1 ranking for the The Bears' brilliant 6:15 running 255-pound Minnesota Viking Vol, of Am.-Owen Bombers McKinnon-McTavish third consecutive week. Texas, back will undergo an examination tackle was running 65 yards for a WAGNER 7:00 7:45 Akat -Aku-Aku House-Hosplciano 8:30 Funky Chick-Dart Boys 9:15 McBeth-McNab the defending national champion, had 13 first place nominations and 298 points to finish second of his left knee. Doctors will decide if surgery is necessary and touchdown after fumble in the first half. recovering a BREAKFAST Drinks §; 30 All Stars -MGP while Notre Dame, which had SPARTAN Romp. Km. Retards - Dead |30Chillon- Mothers 6 Field 7 5:30 Other Guys-Campus Adv. Movers three first place votes, maintained FAMILY Napkins If Michaefe 6:15 Akua Pahula-Akeg its No. 3 ranking with 286 hdukes ■ Archaeopteryx points. 7:00 Nerds-Villagers TEAM POINTS SUNSHINE Crackers lid,I 3 7:45 McLaine-McGregor 1. Ohio St. (18) (3-0) 326 B30 5 Spot - 6 Pak 8:30 Hubbard 8-9 9:15 Hobbit-Horror 2. Texas (13) (4-0) 298 KRISPY 5 Brinkley - Brutus is a felt pen. 10 P. Corps - E. 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FACING YANKEE PLAZA Mon. - Fri. 9 to 9 HOURS: Saturday 9 to 6 JOIN THOSE WHO EXPECT MORE AND SAVE 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 13, '970 state news state news classified There is nothing spooky about want ad results, they always do the trick ! classified 355-8255 The State News does not A utomotive (teankLy speaking For R For Rent For Rent BMhafAtts permit racial or religious PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER 1968. RENT A TV and watch .your favorite ONE MAN needed. hlP /tswt discrimination in- its TWO MAN available winter term. Clow Own advertising culumns. The 4-speed. $1295. Phone 482-8570. program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, 135 Kedzie, one block from to campus Fn'011 State News 5-10-14 337-1300. C Mason Abbott. 337-0731. 351-3373.5-10-16 * will not 5-10-13 accept advertising which PONTIAC CATALINA 1962. $250. CAME LOT » automotive Phone Apartment* APARTMENTS I Scooters & Cycles discriminates against Rick, 5 to 7 p.m. 351-7308. 5-10-14 NEED TWO ropm mates. Luxury South location for Pennsylvania. qJ'I Auto Parts & Service religion, race, color or NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 man. furnished 4-man apartment. • nd faculty, married, grad «j!tT I bJi national origin. PONTIAC 1966 Tempest Sprint. UNIVERSITY TERRACE, $85/month. No lease. One block furnished. one P Aviation from campus. Call after 6 p.m., $150 m 00l» | * EMPLOYMENT "The Goose" - O/H cam, 6 cylinder, 4 bbl., 3-speed Hurst. HASLETT ARMS. EVERGREEN. Walking distance 351-3685. TF Immediate Manager. possession"^'* L * FOR RENT Excellent condition. Call Smydra, HALSTEAD to MANAGEMENT campus. 393-8657 0r .7I Automotive 355-8994. 3-10-13 TWO BRAND NEW Apartments COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. 2 BEDROOM LUXURY Houses UNIVERSITY APARTMENTS NOW VILLA Rooms CHEVELLE 1964. 6 stick, good buy P°NTIAC CATALINA. 1959. Power four man. furnished, Tlu* FOR SALE for $425 882-5187 5-10-14 I 1 steering, brakes, automatic. $200. Rich, 351-5869. C-10-14 STODDARD APARTMENTS. One READY FOR LEASING. $185^7 I * Animals CHRYSLER bedroom, furnished, near campus. 35 1-1669. MANAGEMENT HALSTE I NEWPORT, door. Radio. Power steering and 1963. 4 pONTIAC CATALINA. 1967Two ~— Call 351-8238.0 All new furniture and COMPANY I Mobile Homes brakes. Good condition. Best Mu* 355"2873' AB - BODE, Holt. Modern 1 • 2 appliances. Next to campus, * PERSONAL offer. 355-0692. 3-10-15 for 3 or 4 people or married 353-7944^3-10O& bedrooms. Furnished, GIRL NEEDED to share furni^ I * PEANUTS PERSONAL unfurnished. Family living. couples. Large picture apartment near campus ten I * REAL ESTATE CORVETTE 1967 convertible. PONTIAC FIREBIRD 400. 4 speed. Schools and stores close. Heat and windows and balconies. Call 35J-6850. 5-1003 W■ 327/350. 4 speed. AM-FM. utilities, 332-4432. except electricity. * RECREATION Excellent condition. Best offer. 353-7839 or 351-4462. 3-10-15 Starting-at $150. Call 669-6601 or DON'T SETTLE FOR LESSl"^ 351-2645.10-10-16 the kind of home * SERVICE 7 ™. T 669-3676. 10-10-22 you want SPRITE 1961. Bugeyed classic. Two today's Classified Ads. "" Typing Service COUGAR 1968, 390 GT. Power en°ines' COUPLE OR older singles. Very SAGINAW NEAR. Furnished, 3 modern, furnished, 2 bedrooms, BAY an7^ - * I RANSPORTATIOIV steering, disc brakes. AM-FM interior. 393-8816.3-10-14 COLONY, one rooms and bath. After 5 p.m. plus. Cedar at I96, near stores, on * WANTED stereo radio. One year full ' bedroom, unfurnished. $150 Tr3 ig6o. Triumph Roadster body, 372-1974. 5-10-16 bus line. $145. 663-8418. 1-10-13 ana warranty left. 355-6128. 3-10-13 4' cy|inder Needs ^ $200 'JKAY MURFHV, A6SMN A6W SENATORS' CHOPPER up. 337-9228. HALSTEad I DEADLINE MANAGEMENT I 1 P.M. one class day COUGAR 1967 7full power plus air. 489-5604. 1225 N. Grand River. UUICS, AMD GRABOT/SW R0N(OT AND LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 man iRi.iam r> COMPANv 'I 5 10 «5 apartment. 915 Lilac. $120 plus apartment two blocks from before publication. Must sell. 371-1855, after 5 p.m. TOFan cewN m '!wtm electricity. Available now. Morrill. 351-7587. 3-10-15 5-10-13 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE, 1969. Low Cancellations - 12 noon 351-5696. 3-10-14 Burcham Woods mileage. One owner. 'Nuff said? WINTER TERM. One girl needed for one class day before CUTLASS 1965. Silver with black 353-8391.1-10-13 FLAT TO Apartments top, 3 speed on floor, bucket let: 4 man, $50 each. four man. No deposit. Close. publication. Scooters & Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 351-1006. 2-10-14 PHONE seats. 10-10-15 $650. Call 351-7401. TRIUMPH 1966 Spitfire. Two tops, Cycles Employment days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C Furnished 1,2, 3, & 4 man tonneau. Good heater, radio. GIRL OVER 22, share with two Unfurnished Available. 355-8255 1965 SUZUKI 250, good condition. PART TIME employment: RATES FAIR LANE 500, 1965, 6 automatic. No salt. New tires, windshield, §*£3 COndition- 'V 4"377°- Best offer. 351-8912 before 4 hours per week. 12 - 20 Automobile FURNISHED TWO bedroom couple, or two related graduate for others. Own room. $56. Deposit. 372-2856. 3-10-13 Swimming Pool muffler and engine. 355-6090. p.m. 3-10-14 required. 351-5800. O Ample Parking $125 plus utilities. ED 1 day $1.50 TR|UMpH Spjtfjre 196~ New HARLEY men, 2-4770.3-10-15 EAST LANSING near campus. One From $125 15c per word per day clutch, radio. $600. 337-9130. '74. Very sharp. ann arbor Reasonable. After 6 p.m., 2780 bedroom, furnished. Large, airy 745 Burcham Drive. 3 days $4.00 FORD MODEL-T 1926 and parts, Police Department East Grand River No. 408, behind rooms. Air conditioned. 13V4c per word per day Representatives of the Ann Resident Manager 351-3118 5 days $6.50 cin(3MF853arn?ieo^41928'$450' Call 339-8638. 3-10-14 TRIUMPH 1964' $35° 355-4! 77 after or best offer- 6 p.m. 5-10-16 Tom's. 3-10-14 Arbor Police Dept. will be Super cheap. 351-9528. 3-10-15 Beautifully clientele. maintained. Lease. Select 332-3135 or If no answer 484-4014. 13c per word per day SUZUKI - M interviewing for the positions 882-6549. O FORD LTD 1968. Dark blue, vinyl EAST VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1961, dark 1966 250cc. Good condition. 2 of patrolmen, Oct. 14,1 p.m. - LANSING; furnished, (based on 10 words per ad) top, many extras. 351-3306, after b)ue ^ condjtion. 351-2256, helmets. Sacrifice $250. 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. at efficiency, one bedroom. Near MSU. $120-$ 135, includes all Peanuts Personals must be afternoons, evenings. 5-10-13 485-3813, after 1 p.m. 5-10-19 the University Inn Motel, utilities. Call 332-2446. 5-10-19 pre-paid. FORD 1964, custom 2 door sedan, 1100 Trowbridge, E. L. VOLKSWAGEN 1963 sunroof, gas HONDA 300, 1965, road bike. Good 289. 3 speed. Good condition. Anyone interested in TWYCKINGHAM There will be he 1965 ^ (| . c „ HURRY ONLY one left. Frunished APARTMENTS are now leasing student a 50c service $275. 353-0292. 1-10-13 condition! $225. Call 655-1464. 351-3677 5 10 19 discussing job opportunities one bedroom downtown units. These and bookkeeping charge if 3-10-15 should phone for appt. or near spacious luxury apartments are completely FORD COUPES. 1935 and 1937. Lansing. Carpeted, air this ad is not paid within 7 come to the motelduringtimes carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 351-2645.10-10-16 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Convertible. 1967, 305 Honda Scrambler. Recent conditioned, laundry facilities. one week. 1 Good condition. Good body. One listed 351-5500. $145/month furniture. Each unit ha* overhaul. Good shape. 355-6941, ... plus electricity. a dishwasher, garbage disposal and Immediate The State News will be FORD VAN 1963. Used for local owner. 353-1972. 3-10-14 484-3486. 3-10-15 occupancy. Phone individual control - central air conditioning. These four WALTER NELLER CO. responsible only for the delivery only. $295. Call Portland, t 489-6561. Weekends or evenings, units have up to 3 parking unit. The student's leisure first day's incorrect 647-9611, Harold's Flower Shop. VW' 1.965' HONDA 450, 1967 Scrambler. 393-0206. 4-10-16 spaces per 510-i9 evenings. Call 332-4395. 5-10-16 Excellent shape and clean. Fall time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated insertion. special. 694-8262. 5-10-19 WAITRESS WANTED, Sugar Loaf FORD VAN 1966. Radio wood VW 1963- Grav" Runs weM' 9°°* 2 BEDROOM Deluxe. $165 per swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If Village. 21 and experienced. Call mohth. No lease. Phone 337-2589. paneled, carpet. Call 332-6389. •ngtne. $300. 353-8292. 3-10-15 Auto Service & Parts 482-4609.5-10-16 want to be among the first residents of TWYCKIiMGilAM call 4-10-16 VW 1969. Green sedan, white - walls today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. TWO MEN for 4 man apartment. with radio. Owner must sell MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East attention women IMPALA CONVERTIBLE, 1965. $55 each. Large. Walking distance. Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. Sell life time metal engraved Beige / black. New tires, excellent immediately. $1700 or best offer. . . . 332-3255, days. C 351-2673. 3-10-15 Complete auto painting and social security plates, and related ALFA ROMEO Guilietta Sprint, condition. $850. 351-0184. items of interest. Big collision service. IV 5-0256. C profits for 1958. Classic sports car. Restored, 3-10-15 y°»r spare time. Item sells on BOOZE I SMOKE I and chicksll VOLVO, 1963. P. 1800 Excellent extras. $600. 1416-H Spartan AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and Meadowbrook Trace is where it's MODELOPEN EVERYDAY condition. Phone, PRECISION EXCEPT SUNDAY Village. 355-0905.5-10-14 JAGUAR, 1967 XKE appearance. No investment of any atl One or two guys to share 2 Roadster, IMPORTS, 484-4411. 5-10-19 American cars. If we can't fix it, it kind. Age no barrier. Excellent $3100. Call 485-9664, after 5:30 can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O bedroom, 2 bath apartment. FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: fund raiser for churches, AMX, 1969. Just like a Javelin. 4 p.m. 4-10-16 schools, $70/month. 882-2271. 5-10-15 clubs, etc. Send for free sales kit. speed, power steering. Runs ( Scooters & Cycles J tires 7 .IRR-fln 75x14 Write: MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or 332-644I regular. Sharp. $1975. 337-90$ MAI LSTER 3 wheel % ton enclosed rail 1130 BEECH - t\ or 337-1801. 4-10-13 BULTACO - 1970 Bandido MK2. COMMODORE student apartments. scooter. 18hp, 2 cylinder, air Furnished, air cooled engine. 3 speed 350cc moto cross. Excellent PUBLICATIONS - conditioned. Close to campus. AUSTIN COOPER'S', 196 CHEVROLET MOTOR 1969, 427. 4 condition. 3 months old. 104 E. Adrian Street 332-0965. HALSTEAD Excellent condition, never race bolt main. Approximately 500 1 campus, fun on 339-8824. 5-10-13 lllssfleld, Michigan 4922B MANAGEMENT $1400. 371-1842. X-4-10-14 miles. Phone 627-7947. 3-10-13 COMPANY, ds. $195. 882-5548, 222 351-7910. O SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES it Everettdale. 2-10-14 1962 TRIUMPH. 650 Scrambler. AVAILABLE. Good condition. $400. Call Aviation FANTASTIC RESULTS are what MERCURY 484-5761.3-10-15 Want Ad 1 963. 2 door. HOUSEKEEPER users get. Try one FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to NEEDED Automatic. Good transportation. yourself. YAMAHA 1970. 250 Enduro. 950 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. home. Live 351-6898 after 5 p.m. 5-10-13 BMW 2002, 1969. 4 speed. AM-FM. miles. >-2743. 3-10-13 Knobbies, cheap. Call Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C MARRIED STUDENTS: 7,000 miles. Excellent, $2500. spacious 7 332-6389. 4-10-16 ©upclungfjam 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeting, Roger Laine, 353-4377, days. OLDSMOBILE 442, 1965. 4 speed. For Rent drapes, air conditioning and 4-10-16 Best offer- 351-6699.3-10-15 must sacrifice. HONDA 1968 S90. 2700 miles. Employment kitchen appliances, otherwise Good condition. $200, 337-2176. BUICK WILDCAT convertible, 1965. CAR SPACE. Charles, East Lansing. unfurnished. 20 minutes from 3-10-15 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and care OLDS CUTLASS 'S' 1969. 2 door $7/month. Grass lawn. 332-2656. campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern 4620 S. Good rubber. $400 or best offer. of one child mornings. Lunch for Hogadorn 1-10-13 brick building. $160/month. Call 482-2993.5-10-16 hardtop. Black vinyl roof. All TRIUMPH 1970. 3 school children. Hours 7:30 a.m. Tiger 650cc Mr. Shimnoski, evenings, P°wer and factory air. 20,000 4 p.m. Own transportation. Excellent - condition. 5 months VM STEREOS, for rent. $9.50 per 663-4266. 5-10-13 CHEVROLET"1962.^jrwn Briar Mn. SVioTs L'inS• 353"'37,• old. 351-6180.3-10-15 Phone East after 5 p.m. 2-10-14 Lansing, 351-9171 month. A to Z RENTAL. Motor needs rebuilt. $100 MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVELY BY 337-1617.6-10-16 332-5863 2-10-14 TRIUMPH 1970. Trophy 500. Neat WOMEN'S LIBERATION I 1 OLDS DELTA 88, 1966. V-8. Power bike. With helmet. Don, TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS. TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free CHEVROLET~1967. Malibu. 2 door Peering, power brakes. Real 371-1671.4-10-16 Men and women. Pleasant work deliveries. Call SELCO SHOW THAT YOU \ Alco hardtop. V-8automatic, power steering. 36,000 miles. Excellent 35*8126.8126 !°U)d16C0ndltl0n' 6-10-16 1967 SUZUKI 250cc. X-6. Good from our Lansing office. For major department store. Part time COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. HAVE A VOICE- j Management Company condition. shape. Best offer 333.3215. and full time. Days or eves. $1050. TU 2-0700. _ 3-10-14 3-10-15 OpE L STATION wagon. 1968. Excellent salary. Must have a clear — TV RENTALS — Students only. Low Excellent shape. Call after 7 p.m., HONDA 175 Scrambler, 1969. Free speaking voice and enjoy working CHEVROLET IMPA~LA, 1968. V-8 351 5859. 5-10-16 ^nter«or^e. $400 or best offer. with people. Mr. Collins, monthly 351-7900 and to term rates. Call MIDI VS. MINI ! automatic. Power steering and __351-3054. X-3-10-13 489-5344. 1-10-13 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours I CROSSWORD brakes. Original owner. Excellent PEUGEOT, 1963. Black 404. $325. condition. $1650 882-9287 Good transportation. Low uarlev MAJ",LI;Y oavirwim UAVIDSON, 125cc, GLAMOROUS floor POSITION ground TV RENTALS. Color and black and Tell all men what 1 PUZZLE 3-10-14 Rapido. 4,000 miles. Must sell. opportunity with mileage. 332-5650.5-10-19 351-3218, mornings. 5-10-16 multi-million dollar cosmetic white. MARSHALL MUSIC you are thinking | COMPANY, 351-7830. C on this "lengthy" | company. $10 an hour, and up. 30. Desiccated 337-1194.10-10-16 subject! 10 words Fall just $1 prepaid at j 1. Artillerymen 31. Springe | STORY 4. Quickly 33. Peep show DENTAL ASSISTANT for 8. Pullet 347 Student Services 35. Neuter pronoun orthodontic office. Orthodontic | Leases experience necessary. Full or part time. 482-9695, days. 484-0702 PORTABLE Compact ESCHTRUTH DISHWASHERS. Refrigerators, APPLIANCES rentals. & Before Oct. 14 ! 11. Everyone 12. Spindle 13. Porter 36. 38. 40. Commotion Selfish Arctic bird One Bedroom evenings. 4-10-13 TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O 14. Expertise 42. Red planet DATSUN SALES 16. Bewilder 43. Artifice Furnished 18. Absorbs 46. Frozen 3165 E. MICHIGAN 20. Creek 49. Silkworm One Block From Campus $160 • $170 1 4 Man 21. Spiced 50. District in down 5. Bovine Apt. Available molasses London 1. Nitroi/s oxide 6. Venerable cookies 52. Lamb 2. Kind 7. Close Unfurnished 24. Proper 53. Ashen 3. More wily 8. Risk 27. Chopping tool 54. Visible 9. Pipe fitting 4. Having more 28. Roost called $150 55. Ecru flavor 10. Formerly 15. Portable 1# Two Bedroom at Riverside East Apts. i IF 17. Postal code 19. Cat o'nme tails Furnished P 21. Witches 22. Stage direction $180 - $190 1310 E. Grand River P 23. Curtain material 19701/2-TON DATSUN PICK-UP Unfurnished P PP 25. Sweet flag 26. Fable 29. Sexangle $170 34. in Charlotte B-3 BROKEN LEASE - AVAILABLE P Bronte rrEv M895P0E P character FREE RUSTPROOFING WITH ANY DATSUN ON 9 mo. PERIOD P 37. Herb ol 39. Small island SALE W P PP 41. 43. Osculate Emblem of P DATSUN morning 44. Generation PHONE 332-8292 45. Dig'1 . 47. Frigate bird 48. Hideaway M That man ^ n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 13, 1970 9 for Rent For Sale For Sale For Sale Real Estate IT'S ■•-''"a male to room with 3 WASHING 11 u WHAT'S. wnm i MACHINE, new Meadowbrook Trace. 2 BED $25, Refrigerator $20 COUNTRY. NEW four bedroom, 2 '" I condition; bathroom cabinets, $30, Mobile Homes Happening 2 baths. CM 393-7678, Sofa $20, Chairs $3 $10, Ranges bath ranch. perfect; boat trailer hitch; VW ski Carpeted, $25,000. „ . 4 p.m. 1-10-13 $25 $30. Much morel BOB - AND 646-6376. O rack, drapes; hamper, etc. KEY DAVE'S, 4216 S. 1968, 12x65, 2 bedroom. Bow 351-5543, East Lansing. S Cedar 393-6025. 3-10-13 window, fully carpeted, walnut HASLETT.. 3 bedroom. Brick with KRTMENTS utj|jties paid. paneling, plumbing for washer. full basement. Can take over 5% Burnished. ' MAN'S DOUBLE breasted, take fur Excellent ROYAL condition. Lot at *61-2491 3 10-to coat, size 46. 882-1855, evenings DELUXE Typewriter Stonegate. Priced to sell. mortgage. 339-9055. 3-10-13 3-10-15 Portable, $30. Phone 393-4625 393-0287. 5-10-19 IfiUY fW 2 man. Near campus. after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-15 Service Ifga.361-4428.3-10-H MINOLTA SRT - 101 with 18. 58, MUST SELL this week. $695. Near 200 and 400 mm lenses, and BEDS, $19.95. Refrigerators, $19 95 MSU. Fine condition. 32 x 8 WASHINGS OR ironings. Guaranteed Elir MALE stiare apartment Buy, Sell. ABC SECONDHAND $1.00 service and Student Advisors Cou li as same. 393-3700. 11p.m.- accessories. Call ED 2-6521 and ask for Wells, between 5 and 7 STORE' 1208 Turner. C Curtis. 351-7219. 5-10 19 perfect. Minor repairs and buttons included. Expert finisher. insertion — to be pre charge - paid. 12 per School of Business. Also to be 1;30 - 4:30 p.n ■ 1 a.m. 9-1°"23 p.m. Highest offer over $400 1969 LIBERTY. Mobile home 12' x Catchups welcome. 35 discussed will be the program for the afternoon this term CaM 353-0659 POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR years p.m. deadline 1 class day before. remainder of the academic year. l,rcn iTE° TWO girls to sublease 2-10-14 special sale. $29.95 up, plus 103, 50'. Located in Stonegate. Make an offer, must sell. 393-1551. experience. Private home. TU 2-1952.5-10-14 for an appointment. term, call 351-1416. SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5-10-14 FISHERIES & WILDLIFE CLUB will Brand new portables - 5558 South Pennsylvania "SALVATION" needs youl All The MSU OUTING CLUB will meet $49.95, Avenue, THE COPY SHOPPE Wednesday, October 14 in Lansing. C VAGABOND, 1967. 12x60. Skirted. students interested in feature a slide presentation on wild l"'B"I f0r 2 man. Winter and $5.00 per month. Large selection of reconditioned used machines. King Arthur's Court. Best offer. "Salvation" should working on plan to attend foods. The meeting will be at 7 p.m. room 183, Natural Resources 7 p.m. Plans for Bldg. at For all your copying and canoeing the Pine Singers, Whites, Necchis, New MEN'S TEN speed bicycle. Excellent 489-7089.5-10-16 Wednesday's Rehearsal in Parlor C of today in 116 Nat. Sci. Bldg. Elections River will be finalized. Dr. Baker, printing needs. Free pick-up the Union at 7:30 p.m. We need for the vacant office will be held at Home & "Many Others." $19.95 condition. Must sell. 351-3218 MSU Museum Curator, will be the K MAN needed for two man West NEW and delivery on orders over to $39.95. MOON, 1966, 10 x 52. 2 lighting, prop, stage and sound crews this ti |e. Apartment. 353-8452. DISTRIBUTING Terms. EDWARDS COMPANY, mornings. 5-10-16 bedrooms, furnished. 20 minutes from campus. $2800. 372-5089. $10.00. Phone 332-4222. plus an entire promotion staff. All Petiti guest speaker. Refreshments will be served, everyone is welcome. B-10 19 1115 North Washingtion WOW! PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, PAINTING are invited and there are places for be open all week for 5-10-13 INTERIOR / extc,,UI. everyone. "Salvation" it everything two at-large memberships on the 489-6448. C-10-1 MSU Veteran's Wives Club will have ' sofas, hassocks. Super colors! man efficiency furnished, Grad students. Reasonable and college stands for - Drugs, Religion, Undergraduate Advisory Committee Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon - 8' an organizational meeting Hiiities Paid CaM a,,er 5' 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Midnight. O x 38' TRAILER $900 or best experienced. 372-8158. 3-10-15 Sex and Rock. If you need to know to the School of Business. Pick up Wednesday, October 14 at 7 p.m. in Tanks, offer. Close to campus. Call after J32-0309. 5-10'19___ canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 5 p.m. 625-7190 or 351-7687. HOUSE CLEANING more, call 351-8287 or 353-6271. petition office: Room 7, forms in Dean Rainey's the Community House, Whitehall full 50 UNUSED volumes of the jobs desired. Eppiey Center. Manor, Mt. Hope at Hagadorn. Wives one year. $7.88 and up. I BEDROOM mobile home units. DENNIS world's Call 351-6616, after 6 p.m. MSU SAILING CLUB meeting and fiancees of veterans DISTRIBUTING great classics, $140. 351-3423 or \a^Q view lots. No lease. COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 3-10-13 2-10-13 tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Room 35 of Registered student organizations servicemen are welcome. For further Lost & Found J!1-6601. TF Opposite City Market. C-10-1 TUTORED TOTS Preschool. Have the Union. We arrangements tonight to go to the will make must re-register with ASMSU each year and do so by completing the information call 351-5077. Rides available. Linda Jayne, DEER RIFLE - Winchester model ■r lansing. Extra large 2 TAPPAN ELECTRIC range, good 100. Semi - automatic caliber LOST: BLACK wallet, vicinity some openings for 2'/4 - 5 year Hudson International Regatta at appropriate form. The registration K>m. Unfurnished except for 308, Hagadorn, between Grand River olds. Stimulating educational Wayne State University this weekend. for this year is due Friday, October Beta Beta Beta will meet Thursday, condition. Also large Revco like new, $120. 355-8175. 5-10-15 ting, drapes. 2 beds, range, freezer. 651-5610. 1-10-13 and Shaw. $25 reward. Call Jim, program. 351-6814 for 23, 1970 and the form for this is October 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Room h'j- i 107. 3-10-15 353-1873. 3-10-13 information. 3-10-14 All Agriculture and Natural available in the Student Activities APPLE CIDER, 34, Union. Dr. James Braddock, APPLES, Resources students: Don't forget the Division, 101 Student Services. When VOX DOUBLE keyboard organ. Best DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives profesaor of zoology, specialist in PORTRAITS, CANDIDS, Passport. fall picnic on Sunday, Oct. 18 at it is completed, this form should be animal behavior will speak. offer. Call 355-1140, after 1 p.m added. CENTENNIAL CEDAR GREENS 3-10-15 4 miles North of MARKET, Commercial black and white, 4:30 p.m. Freshmen and transfer returned to this office for Lansing on U S color photography. Phone students free; upperclassmen tickets verification. Organizations which fail 27. 669-3157. O MSU STUDENTS FOR HART will LOST: ALL Grey, green eyed Persian 355-5726. 5-10-16 only $.50 at 121 Ag Hall, 109 N. R. to re-register will not be entitled to 1970 Zig Zag hold an extremely important meeting 1 Bedroom Furnished sewing machine. kitten, Paul Revere the $39.95 with easy near s. Phone Bldg., 124 Anthony. privileges accorded registered this evening in Room 34 of the terms. Call Sue, before 4:30 MOD p.m., 372-4050 LOOK also alterations, student organizations. Their Union at 9 p.m. All concerned Short Term Leases 694-8159. 4-10-16 3-10-15 dressmaking. Satisfaction The MSU Scots privileges include sponsorship of all - 351-5 >9. C Highlanders will be students are urged to attend. This guaranteed. Mrs. Elliott, meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in University events, outside speakers, BANJO 4 string Banner blue, SMALL BROWN camera case lost meeting will be brief, and plans for FISHER XP6 372-4766. 5-10-16 Demonstration Hall Ballroom, and and revenue producing events, and collector's item. 50 years old, speaker system. near Beaumont Tower Sunday. canvassing and telephoning for the Roberts giving instruction in the use of University services and excellent playing condition. $75 - Akai X200D stereo reel REWARD! Bagpipe, next two weeks will be discussed. We Call 355-3722. PIANO AND guitar lesson for 10 and Scottish facilities. 372-8158. 3-10-15 to reel tape deck with cross - field. Dance, and Scottish are planning a massive joint 3-10-15 13 year old girls, in my home. Call ■ CREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 Garrard model AT60 stereo Drumming. We would like to hear canvassing effort this Saturday. Call between 5:45 6:45 from more experienced pipers at BIG SISTER - BIG BROTHER: MINOLTA AUTO card 2V4 camera. changer. Sony model 200 - pm 353-5205 for further information. 9n furnished. Dishwasher. $240. stereo LOST: FRINGED leather jacket. 332-8363. 3-10-14 MSU. Those interested in volunteering to 3.5 Rikkor lens. $65. Original cost tape recorder. Fisher TX100 ■61 0705. HALSTEAD stereo amp preamp. Erickson Kiva. October 1. Phone help a child on a one - to - one basis The Block and Bridle Club will meet $113. 332-5863. 2-10-14 Fisher model 355-6046. 2-10-14 ■anagement COMPANY, 101R SENIORS! The Undergraduate Economics Club in one of the MSU Volunteer tonight at 7:30 tuner. Panasonic 8 track p.m. in Room 110 51-1717. 0 MUST SELL. 23 foot Fan luxury cartridge deck. Panasonic mini will meet tonight at 7 p.m. in Room Programs, please plan on attending Anthony. - LOST: GLASSES between Holmes Have your FREE yearbook the ONE TO changer. Webcor AM-FM plus 8 30, Student Union to discuss placing - - ONE Orientation liner travel trailer. Self contained. and Chem Building. Reward. Call picture taken now!!! Call a student on each of the following Training session, Wednesday, Oct. 14 Houses Any reasonable offer below track stereo receiver. Knight 80 353-6227. 4-10-16 SDS will have a meeting tonight at watt amp preamp. Pioneer reverb 353-5292 for an committees: Undergraduate from 7:30-9:30 p.m.in the "Captain's 8:30 p.m. in Room 3R and 39 of the $2395. 627-6494. 5-10-19 appointment. Curriculum Committee, Room," Student Union. Union. All those interested in he BEDROOMS. Northwest of amp. Dynaco model SCA35 POSTER COLLECTORS amplifier. Concertone Undergraduate Programs Committee, supporting the auto strikers should zailable for students. MSU RECREATION VOLUNTEER. r e vers-o-matic STUDENT, EXPERIENCED attend. Specific plans will be made Ll 484-3392. 5-10-16 SAN FRANCISCO ROCK stereo tape Those volunteers who plan to work recorder. Stereo speakers, $15 up. sewing machine repair. Discount for the October 11 demonstration to CONCERT POSTERS in one of the MSU Volunteer (LETT AREA: 2 bedroom home. Turntables $25 up. 8 track tapes Personal rates, in dorm service Call Wanted Recreation Programs, please plan on stop the GM recruiter. The November $2.50 each or trade. TV sets, 337-2229. 5-10-14 3rd national demonstration in nfurnished with stove. Full color. Out of print. Full attending the Recreation Orientation Detroit will also be discussed. ll35/month. Call collect: radios, beds, cameras, typewriters, size originals, from the AGRICULTURE AND natural SEWING. WEAR better for less. Can Training session tonight from 7:30 - Everyone welcome. ■ 3 752 7155. 6-10-14 jewelry. We Buy, Sell and Trade. 9:30 p.m. in the "Captain's Room," Fillmore Auditorium . . . WILCOX SECONDHAND resource students: Picnic fun, make any kind of outfit and do October 18. Plan Student Union. The Guaranteed highest quality or STORE, 509 East Michigan. to attend. alterations. Call 353-6802. following Free U classes will p CAPE Cod! 3 bedroom. North 2-10-13 2-10-13 EARN EXTRA money doing radio meet tonight: Jug Band — 8 p.m., near St. Lawrence money refunded. Originally 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. C Students' International commercials. We are looking for Meditation 215 Evergreen; Vocations for Social spital. References and security cost $1.50 ea. Limited offer 6 Swap SOMETHING don't want Announcers; Society announces a Second Change - 9:15 p.m., grad advisors required. Available for SWEET CIDER at Corda West Mill, GOLD COINS you actors; singers, $4.95. We pay postage. for Introductory Lecture on apartment in Phillips; Use and Abuse sly. Call 651-5610. 5817 North Okemos Road. something you dol Dial musicians; impressionists. Call ARBUCKLE BROS., 3871 From 1792 to 1934 the U.S. 355-8255 to place a Want Ad 393-3600 for free studio Transcendental Meditation, today at of the Masculine Role - 7 p.m., 103 337-7974.20-10-30 Piedmont Ave., Oakland, Ca. Mint produced gold coins in auditions. Lansing Sound 8:00 p.m. in Conrad Auditorium. Bessey; Basic Electronics (possibly 94611. STRATOCASTER GUITAR. 1 year denominations ranging from Productions. 5-10-14 Immediately following the lecture, concentrating on audio devices) - man, 4 bedroom house. 3 those who wish old, $200. Excellent condition. A $1 to $50, the rarest probably to begin 7:30 pm., 326 Student Services; locks 11-1762.1-10-13 campus. Parking. $60. steal. Bltond and shapely, being the 1822 $5 gold piece. Typing Service TRY THE magic of a Want Ad to sell Transcendental Meditation can make Yoga — 7 p.m.. Green Room, Union; 372-4319. B-10-13 an appointment for personal Use of the Abacus 9 p.m„ 301 COMPLETE something you no longer need! - , THESES service. instruction. For information, call "LIKE NEW" Volkswagen radio. Dial 355-8255 now! LANSING - 7 room If you're a "coin" collector, Discount printing. IBM typing and 351-7168. Intemporary ranch. Near Marble Ladies 9 - 12 winter clothes. Call Animals you'll find State News binding of theses, resumes, BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for fcDonald School. Call between 351-0120. 3-10-14 ADORABLE Classified Ads a gold mine of publications. Across from campus, all positive, A negative, B negative Go, the ancient board game of the 45 p.m. $300/month. REGISTERED Silver corner MAC and Grand River, Far East, has been making converts money saving values. Use Want and AB negative, $10.00. O 12-8363. 5-10-16 FOUR TICKETS MSU-UM. 50 yard Toy Poodle, male, 1 year old. below Style Shop. Call around the world. I would like to line, reserved seats. 353-1477, Good with children. $65. Ads as a shopping guide to the negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS COPYGRAPH SERVICES, form a Go Club to promote this STUDENT needed 339-2742. 3-10-14 best values in town. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, nights. 3-10-14 337-1666. C fascinating game at MSU. Everyone WANT ADS |mediate!y. Own room, warm STOLEN AT Owens Hall: one tape 507'/i East Grand River, East interested in joining come to the $60/month, includes 1970 SINGER. $55.00 cash price. BASSETT HOUND puppies. Field ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Lansing. Above the new Campus recorder. $5 reward for return of Gold Room in the Student Union at GET !. Close. 332-3848. Peace. and show blood lines. AKC. Shots Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Just a few months old in a offset printing. Complete service 7 tapes. 355-6172.2-10-14 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and p.m. tonight Beginners are beautiful walnut sew table, fully and wormed. 882-8892. 5-10-19 for dissertations, theses, welcome. Please bring your Go sets. FAST equipped to zig-zag, monogram Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 CAROL — WHAT a lovely sweater! Is manuscripts, general typing. IBM. For more information, call Prof. noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Rooms and make buttonholes. You have a GOBLIN, THE black kitten, needs this Organisation I'm backing 21 years experience. 332-8384. C Gerald McCallum, 355-5976. RESULTS selection of fancy embroidery happy home. 353-9672 or 332-1189. 1-10-13 Britain, part of the British I MAN for two bei designs by choosing from an Underground? Mother. 1-10-13 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. The Most read ads in the paper are CALL Pn room. After assortment of cams. Also winds No job too large or too small. Want Ads. Try one now for Protest War Taxes. Pay this month's T6-7594. 5-10-15 the bobbin automatically. Buy on HORSES BOARDED; box stall, FREE ... A lesson in complexion Block off campus. 332-3255. C results. telephone bill without the federal 355-8255 E-Z terms. Call 484-4553, 9 a.m. - paddock, good care, close to tax. March from the Capital to care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan 9 p.m. 0-10-16 campus, riding trails. $30/month. PROFESSIONAL NATIVE FRENCH Student desires Michigan Bell today at 12 noon, to NOW! J SINGLE. Clo^Qiuiet, private 353-9672 or 332-1189. 1-10-13 or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. THESIS work pay your bill, without the tax, in '• p"k""' MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC tutoring French. STEREO 8 track, walnut cabinet PREPARATION person. Sponsored by the Lansing STUDIOS. C-10-1 Experienced. 393-8162 evenings. with 4 speakers, $80. 353-1534. FREE KITTENS. Beautifully fluffy, 5-10-14 Area Peace Council. 5-10-16 6 weeks old, box trained. |3E SINGLE '"'e. 5 minutes Woman. Cooking. Berkey. $55 332-2071. 3-10-15 MEN: YOUR hair is a product of our h. MARTIN 12 strino^uitar D-35 with business. UNION BUILDING 353-7353. 1-10-13 & FREE. MIXED breed puppies to BARBERSHOP. C-10-13 Complete Professional Thesis Service for ■ women. • - ROOMS for young men responsible animal lovers. Small conformation. Ideal for apartment WOULD THE person who purchased Mister's end Doctoril Candidates. Free Brochure and Consultation. Please Call ONE MALE Roommate for HOMECOMING Membership privileges. pets. Call ED 2-2476 after 5:30 the Fisher speakers from Wilcox Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936. ENTIRE FAMILY wear glasses? Save Twickingham. Own bedroom, |fl| 0u J Library copy service, located in Service Vending (CSV) Inc., One manager said he was for a dime a piece and some be hectic an alcove directly across from Managing the service here are copies daily. He said they are personal business will cost less at come winter fill with space and machines leased that some students on places off - campus charge 30 the circulation desk floor of the Library. on the first from the University. Shockey and a partner, Chuck hoping to make a profit in Cronin. Another manager is October, with runs predicted to the Library center than if done on a "do • it yourself" basis at - aware campus were accusing the service cents, 60 cents, and $1.20 for want to be and realize a a service profit " C?J|| "This is being done trial MSU student Murray Masser. All reach 100,000 copies. of making money off the eight, 16 and 24 ■ inch prints we "We The on a Library copy machines or off - hope the kids like copy service actually basis. We think it will be u, employes work part - time and "Right now we are just campus locations, Shockey said. desires Library machines, maintained by CSV for the University, charge four cents per copy while New stores meet off - campus bookstores charge anywhere from a nickel to a dime per copy. "We are able to sell copies at of hungry artists, smokers four cents because we are Hungry MSU students who smoke and like to the move last August. Now Campbell', a. supplying our own paper and draw posters can satisfy their desires at exclusively with pipes, cigars, cigarette, services and are operating at a three new businesses recently introduced to the East other smoking accessories. 11 large volume," Shockey said. Antique tobacco tins share the shelves He said the machines, a Lansing community. Michael's Artist and oldi tobacco store Indians and i* I Engineering Supplies, 555 Denison high speed copier (for E. Grand River Ave., at the former location of coffee grinder. On a lower » a umii well level preseJ^B single articles) and a high speed reminders of days past. The Zerox (for masters theses) are Prince Bros. Grocery, opened Sept. 22 with a Campbells exnliiSI used 99.9 per cent of the time complete line of art and engineering supplies and they have tried to create an atmosnh I a "very unusual, arty selection" of wall posters, conducive to browsing around. ■ by students for school work although copyright laws must be Tony Home, division manager for International "We've always felt atmosphere is observed and cannot be Industries, said. important," Mrs. Campbell said. "That's whyill legally Michael's is currently sponsoring a poster duplicated by the machines. contest promotion in which customers are asked decorate the windows with the usual pipe accessories." antiques instead#!■ "Drivers licenses, currency to design a poster dealing with an ecological and some military records are no Another new business is subject, Home said. Whitby's fU - no's," he said. Chips, 2850 E. Grand River Ave. "We want to be a part of the community and Another feature of the copy to be involved in the Alex Vanis, the owner, said the service is a machine that copies thing that makes the restaur, articles from the micro - film campus tick," Home said. "And we want the specializes in Iceland cod, deep-fried English I kW akeup, library. Four full newspaper - campus to involve us." style in liquid batter. Also on the menu arechhil size pages can be run on one Another newcomer is Campbell's Smoke Shpp, 207 M.A.C. Ave. The "store with the red door" (fried potatoes similar to French fries), and beverages, Vanis added. coles!.,I "You'll miss your class!" is what this German shepherd is n affectionate alarm clock. card for 10 cents. The restaurant opened the first < attempting to tell his napping mistress who took time out State News photo by Jim Klein "The micro - film readers was formerly known as Campbell's Suburban Shop, a clothing store on Grand River Avenue. September. Hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.,Mon