Space . . . MICHIGAN Thursday is a place in between itself. ne 63 Number 65 UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS . . . Colder. cloudy with low temperatures ranging from 48-53. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 15, 1970 !omen claim LUD' redit in blast North Vietnam rejects |t Harvard -MBRIDGE, Mass. r 1 ity's Center (AP) - for International Affairs bombed Wednesday and a women's Harvard Nixon's cease-fire plan leal group claimed credit for the attack, ni it was dedicated to Angela Davis. TOKYO (AP) — North Vietnam on The North Vietnamese and Viet Cong •The immediate release of all Js Davis, sought since August on murder Thursday rejected "categorically" denounced the Nixon plan when U.S. of prisoners I kidnap charges, was arrested in New President Nixon's Indochina peace plan. It Ambassador David K. E. Bruce presented it war by both sides. h Tuesday night - about two hours called the President's cease fire initiative at the Paris talks last week, but said their - The statement issued in Hanoi said "a deceptive maneuver" and a "fraud." Ire the Harvard bombing. reaction was preliminary. Nixon "was vague on two fundamental | one was injured in the explosion on the The statement, issued as the Paris conference prepared to meet Thursday for peace North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan problems" —U.S. troop pullout and the or of the ivy covered brick building Thuy called the proposal "an electoral gift political situation in South Vietnam. been the target of past radical the second time on the Nixon ,s plan, said: certificate. "Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh of the attacks. State police estimated "The Vietnamese people and the Viet Cong said the plan was a means "of Nixon "linked the U.S. troop Jige at $40,000. government of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam sternly condemn and legalizing American aggression in withdrawal with the overall settlement of ■ telephone caller with a female voice categorically Indochina." the Indochinese problem, thus led campus police to have the building reject the deceptive 'peace' proposal made A North Vietnamese spokesman said the posing more conditions for the withdrawal of American hated before the bombing, by the Nixon administration." plan would be criticized at future sessions. Hanoi's Vietnam News Agency, in a troops," it said. e bombing claim was made in a letter Nixon's program included these points: "The Proud Eagle Tribe, a group of broadcast monitored here, said the "On •A standstill cease - fire throughout the political problem in South ■lutionary women." A carbon copy was statement was issued by the North Indochina under international supervision. Vietnam, the U.S. view-point on the 'right _d special delivery to the Associated Vietnamese foreign ministry. to self •An Indochina peace conference to - determination' boils down I office in Boston. Hie Nixon proposal does not "at all settle the Vietnamese, Laotian and essentially to maintaining the Thieu - Ky - Te letter was typewritten, but printed in contribute to the peaceful settlement of Cambodian disputes. Khiem puppet clique - lackeys of the be letters at the bottom was the reference the Indochinese problem but United States — opposing the formation of only serves • Negotiations on a timetable for troop ..js Davis, a black former philosophy the scheme to prolong and the provisional coalition expand its withdrawals. government and Eer charged in connection with a aggressive war in Indochina," it said. •A political settlement reflecting the asking for the right of the Saigon puppet Jtroom shootout in San Rafael, Calif, Referring to Nixon's proposal to current balance of forces in South adminstration to organize fraudulent e printing read: "we just heard that convene a Geneva - type international Vietnam. elections," it said. «Ia Davis was captured. We dedicated conference on Indochina, the statement laction to her because her actions and said it is "nothing but a cunning trick Tple have inspired us. aimed at fooling public opinion, fact that the United States is hiding the obdurately _eeall political prisoners." maintaining its aggressive stand against ASMSU MEETING Ithe letter, the group claimed credit for Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. "Hie key question is that the United Jner disturbances in Cambridge and Board amends States must change its policy and end its |on and said "in Burlington, kids waged le e against the town pigs, capped fire bomb attack on the ke police station in Burlington, 20 miles pig station." aggression against the three Indochinese countries," it said. The statement added: "the Vietnamese people are resolved to endure all sacrifices plan fc Boston, was bombed in August. No I was injured but several officers wed with flying glass. were and hardships, persist in and promote the fight on the military, political and diplomatic fronts till complete victory." for student trustees le letter said "the fall offensive has just In Washington, the White Housedeclined board of trustees will be elected fn"and "our offensive will be carried on immediate comment and the State undergraduate student — by the e streets and the schools all over — Department said it is studying the Hanoi body from petitioners each spring. ■daily here in Boston. statement. The proposal will now move to the board American authorities regarded the of trustee's Thursday fte want to build a militant women's Foreign Ministry statement The ASMSU Student Board amended its meeting for further lenient that commits itself to the Show of force official reaction from Hanoi as to the first Nixon's proposal for student representation on the action. If the proposal is passed by the trustees ruction of American Imperialism," it board of trustees Tuesday night, changing proposal. this term, a special election will be held to Police officers from across the country gathered Wednesday on the The U.S. reaction was that much of the the method of selecting student he select student representatives. One first - group said the stategic hamlet steps of the U.S. Capitol. About 2,000 strong, the assembly protested Hanoi statement appeared similar in tone representatives from appointment by the trustees to election by the student body. term senior will be elected to serve the to the initial reaction of North Vietnam's the killing and wounding of police officers by extremist remainder of the year, one first - term junior groups. The board also appointed a new (please representative Xuan Thuy in Paris last turn to page 15) AP Wirephoto comptroller and announced that Abbie will be elected for a two - year period, and a Thursday. first term sophomore will be elected for a Hoffman and Jane Fonda would speak at the - fall term Great Issues series. three year term. - "The whole notion of having Thereafter, one third - term freshman will ngela Davis awaits the trustees be elected each spring for a three - year term return appoint student representatives for a three- to replace the out - year term is objectionable," board member going senior John Farley, author of the amendments, representative. said. "If the representatives are really In other action, the student board supposed to represent the interests of the appointed Grant Grecu, acting comptroller, ■W YORK (AP) — Angela Davis, immediately rearrested by city police. The 26 - year - old Marxist scholar and They shouted "fascist pigs" at heavily - to the position of ASMSU comptroller. students, the student body should have a say ■red here and accused of The action was a prelude to legal moves to former college professor has been accused armed police ringing the building in Foley Mark Bathurst, board vice - chairman, flight to avoid in who is chosen." ■er and kidnap charges in California, return her to California to answer charges on the West Coast of having bought the guns Square and scratched the phrase in the Under the amended proposal, the ASMSU announced that Abbie Hoffman will speak ■held in $250,000 bail Wednesday, connected with a courthouse gunfight in used in the shootout Aug. 7 in the Marin hood of a parked car. at a Great Issues program at 2 chairman and the editor in chief of the - • p.m., Oct. 30, ■sed by federal authorities and which four persons died. All persons entering the hearing room in the Auditorium. Jane Fonda will speak on County Courthouse at Sail Rafael. State News will be granted the right to sit • in Superior Court Judge Harold J. Haley, were searched, including James Tormev. and speak at board of trustee meetings. Nov. 20, also at 2 p.m. in the Auditorium. taken hostage; two convicts, and the youth The other three student representatives — The admission for both programs will be 50 who invaded the courtroom with the cents. (please turn to page 15) ex - officio, non - voting members of the STRIKE TALKS weapons, all died in the shootout. Miss Davis had been sought for nearly two months and had been on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted List. EXPERT BARES FACTS Milliken A hearing was set for Friday. David R. Poindexter, Jr., arrested by the FBI with Miss Davis at a mid • Manhattan motel no htervent Tuesday evening, was arraigned separately on charges of harboring a fugitive and his bail set for $100,000. His for Oct. 20. hearing was set Minis ruin ItROIT (UPI) - Gov. William G. The strike against GM was having its John Abt, longtime lawyer for American NEW YORK (AP) - The miniskirt, ■en said Communists, represented Miss Davis, 62, at ■ ion Wednesday he has "no effects on new car sales as the four major fighting against the moguls of fashion, has of becoming directly involved in auto makers reported sales t'uring the first her arraignment before U.S. Commissioner met another opponent: an efficiency : day - old United Auto Workers 10 days of October were down 15 per cent Earle N. Bishopp and charged that the bail expert accused it of reducing office worker > ? against General Motors from the same period a year ago. Chrysler Corp. wasj'outrageous and utterly Miss Davis, wearing fantastic." efficiency by some 15 per cent. fpa' Wo"ld ■ said at be totally inappropriate," and American Motors reported increased over a a gray suede jacket navy blue dress, and with her hands "The miniskirt has had a disastrous a news conference in sales, but Ford said sales were off slightly effect on employe output," said Robert E. manacled before her, stood mute IT/ °.ne of the hardest - hit cities in and GM sales were down substantially except to Nolan, a vice president of Serge A. Birn Ki'c^d 'ts heavy dependence because dealers had only a few 1971 answer "yes ' in an almost inaudible tone Co., a Louisville, Ky., management • F sPontiac Division. models on hand and won't be able to place when asked if she were "Angela Yvonne consulting firm. ™' en' who Tuesday gave the j xi. il. -i_it new orders until the strike ends. Davis, also known as Tamu." The male office worker spends at least The old three - year contracts with Ford She was guarded on either side full hour a day observing the lower Inaliv u" Was ways of by a one : E riTng the strike to a and Chrysler expired at the same time as federal agent. About 50 newsmen and 15 half of the miniskirted female torso as it : Ictiv 'k ^ Wednesday that the GM contract, but the UAW chose to strike GM while allowing the other two supporters of the accused clustered about, Outside the Federal Courthouse, about 100 winds its way to the water cooler or filing cabinet, Nolan said in an interview. ; ,argainin8 works best without 1 MIII ,Aides exPWned that a companies to continue normal operations, demonstrators marched shouting "Free Nolan, who was in New York for a Inor [°rce established by the Angela" and "Free Our Sister." convention of efficiency experts, said he fcnp soon issue 8 report s analysis on some 1,500 : observations of male employes in four ■ean 1 'mpact of the strike in Lansing Police await insurance companies and one bank. lOO irtJ^, 17 0,000 of the Miniskirt distractions in three ■likpn i? emP'oyes are located, come liber \S° Js seeking ^-election this styles, Nolan said. * The glance - eyes up, focused, then ■I ofliJ nStr'king GM workers at a down — takes about a second. reoiiot/" ^ontiac ^t UP to handle Jng CM for welfare assistance. l< for f.HW°,rk,ers have bee" ru'ed substance identification * The double take - eyes up, down, up again, focused, concentrating, and down - : K w thfe.deral food stamps and aid to Lansing Police were waiting late Wednesday Police are not sure who might have left the last about four seconds. * Continuous observation, based on the kotiatnL fPe'l?ent ch"dren. for a State Police crime lab analysis of an containers in the waste baskets. One was f~GMhrHdth%UAWmei*' \sdavt!"^ headquarters again undetermined substance contained in five bottles found in City Hall Tuesday evening. found in a men's restroom and another was found in a women's restroom, Husby said. A 120 paces it takes the average girl to walk to an office filing cabinet, lasts 69 seconds. If a man is going to look up at all, Nolan <*P pressiCUSS,the nat,onal contract The bottles, discovered by janitors on a third was in a standing ash try in the continued, 70 per cent of the time he h local91 aal!"i°Cal agreements. ^n'ng ""its routine cleaning detail, gave off "an odor basement and the remaining two were in the won't lower his gaze until the source of 1 little r which resembled an inflamable material," wastepaper bailing room. distraction has vanished from sight. Police Chief Derold W. Husby said. Husby said additional security was placed To remedy the situation, Nolan - - inn„„ loca' un'ts still were "The devices found consisted of four 12 on City Hall immediately and will continue. recommends that clients either insist on Inced WedilSn ounce beer bottles and one bottle which fin iSS"*?. dement was Mayor Gerald Graves has appointed a longer skirts or change office layout so that Plaher Body orginally contained prunes," he said. "No committee to examine the security of all all desks face walls and file drawers open wick or obvious detonating device^ was city buildings and to recommend possible toward walls only. observed. Caps were on the containers." improvements in their security. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, QC|0hcr|< _ news BUF hits expedition summary s of AP and UP1. for information lack By JEANNE SADDLER "Realizing that we are but that role should be explicitly Assoc. Campus Editor responsible for any type of defined by the black community, "An elitist institution attracts activity that may affect the black "BUF also recognizes the more than its share of student ...»f.Su , -m. contributions made to the The Black United Front (BUF) activists." how any individual' i.e. the staff Pro8™m by the Center for Urb.an charged the staff of the Detroit Qf DGEI can act independently Affa're and E(Jua' Opportunities Geographical Expedition and - Ira Policy, Chairman Institute (DGEI) with failing to without consuUing the already - P~8rams," the statement read. of Presidential Commission on provide BUF with established black community. irT.he statement called the Admissions and Student Body This can only lead to confusion University's response to DGEI "comprehensive information" and distrust among different and black Emissions in general Composition about its project. segments in our community,'"the P,t,'ul- fBUF als° fidJ* DGEI is a community - . statement read. intended to investigate the controlled organization which "whole spectrum of problems offers MSU extension courses to m ... relating to black admissions." Detroit inner-ritv residents To c,anfy its position, the who Tht> etnrfontc anH ctnff nf OP PI arp seeking an increase in statement said BUF believes the DGEI BUF has said that there should program could be one of be a re-organization of staff (with Presidential International News the "most progressive ones for inputs and final approval funding from the University, rnnppllprf a rallv nlannprt for admitting large numbers of blacks c a m p u s ana Detroit of^both President Wharton met with students Tuesday general question and answer session. Since becoming president in evening at Hubbard Hall North Lounoe The new commander of the U.S. 7th Air Force, Gen. Tuesday Another raUv is planned to the University," and that their communities), realizing that this appeared for informal discussions at several residence halls. January, Whartonh' II Lucius D. Clay, Jr., has ordered sweeping changes in for Monday primary objection was not to would increase the administrative State News photo tactics to eliminate bombing raids against targets of "The staff of DGEI has shown i high disregard for the interests whites working in the program, efficiency of the program." by Tom Gaunt I questionable value in Indochina, it was learned and concerns of the black Wednesday. The Air Force has been criticized for repeated raids students community and specifically in the staff ADMISSIONS BOARD MEETS against targets of little or no value, for bombing enemy relationship in the community's elected representatives, the positions on the basis of intelligence that might be Executive Board of the Black Community outdated and for dumping bombs in jungles and fields. lauded college United Front," the statment said. "The philosophy now is to make sure of every target BUF said that DGEI had failed you hit," said one source. to provide it with any • "comprehensive information" The Quebec Liberation Front gave its negotiator a blank with which it could aid black and "seek new answers to the Seelye suggested that MSU and needs. These check Wednesday for talks in the Montreal kidnapping students in reaching an By JOHN BORGER public hearing Wednesday. programs shod problems of society," and serve as U-M specialize in certain have case, but apparently only to press for its tough ransom "intelligent and collective State News Staff Writer As at previous hearings in Detroit and Marquette last educational centers for the departments, but maintain a he said. priority over urban studij community opinion." demands. "educationally - .elite." representation of all disciplines to The more informal month, community college Admissions priority would go to provide basis for future afternooJ Hopes faded for the early release of James Richard The role of white leadership in GRAND RAPIDS - An representatives asked the session produced brief conj those "demonstrating capability specialization in case of changing Cross, British trade commissioner in Montreal, and Pierre controlling DGEI never has been emphasis on the role of University to "accept without from representatives of hjfl and promise," he said. priorities. schools and the MSU ContinuM Laporte, Quebec's labor minister, who were both adequately defined, BUF community colleges continued to reservation" community college MSU would serve both as an "An elitist institution attracts charged, and added that BUF's mark presentations to the graduates. Education Service. kidnaped by the front last week. elite center and as a regional more than its share of student The Front's negotiator, Robert Leniieux, a Montreal attempts to offer "organizational Presidential Commission on "The A.A. (Associate of Arts) Mary E. Needham, a assistance" were treated with Admissions and Student Body institution for mid • Michigan, activists," Commission Chairman at Muskegon Heights degree and a counseling Rescorla said. Ira Polley told Seelye. Hjjl lawyer, .refused to resume Wednesday's discussions unless indifference. Composition at the group's recommendation should School, said many studentsptt yield "MSU shouldn't be all things to "That may be true, and then it's to start their freshman y the government altered its position. The provincial automatic admission," Francis all people," Seelye said. "The just up to you administrators to four - year institution rather^ government has refused the major request, the release of McCarthy, dean of Grand Rapids mission of MSU and the handle them," Seelye responded. at 23 convicted terrorists or those jailed awaiting trial, so The State News, the student newspaper at Junior College, said. a community college, Michigan State University of Michigan (U-M) is Elton Smith, president of the "There is a definite and sti they could go to Cuba or Algeria. University, is published every class day during four school MSU alumnus William Rescorla terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. primarily junior - senior Michi&atji Farm Bureau, said the desire to get out of town,"! and Alfred L. Seelye, a former University should continue its undergraduate work and graduate Needham said. Subscription rate is $14 per year dean of the University's School of work." service to foreign people. Thirteen commissi Business, extended the idea of Seelye also proposed a state - "I don't know of any problems Member Associated Press, United Press including President WharuJ National News Inland Daily Press Association, Associated International, community college involvement wide system of regional teaching more important to our society Provost John G. Cantlon, a Collegiate Press, into a state - wide system. than a good food supply," he (as opposed to research) schools. trustee Kenneth W. Thompsn Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press "There is a decided need for said. Association, United States Student Press Association. Very few foreign and out-of-state R-Grand Rapids, attended ij greater regionalization," Rescorla students would attend these Smith urged the University to meeting. The FBI substituted one self-described said. woman schools, but the two "upper further develop its agricultural Further hearings arc schedull Communist for another Wednesday on its list ofTen Most Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Rescorla proposed the level" schools would have large program as well as a medical Oct. 19 and on campus Oct. 1 Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Wanted Fugitives following Tuesday's arrest of black establishment of a large number numbers of them, he saidi program to meet rural health and 23 in East Lansing. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, of two- and four - year schools militant Angela Yvonne Davis. Michigan. throughout the state which Taking Miss Davis' place on the list was Bernardine Rae would be "well - integrated with Dolirn, reputed underground leader of the avowedly Phones: their communities." violent Weathermen. • Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 These schools, with enrollment limited to 10,000 to 15,000 ASMSU Student Board students, would offer an Thousands of policemenjammedthe Business-Circulation 355-3447 educational Capitol Wednesday opportunity to all in a demonstration for stiffer laws Photographic 355-8311 students, particularly the police. The against attacks on rally was called by the Fraternal Order of Police "to economically and would - disadvantaged, emphasize practical training, Rescorla said. passes financial requests show the people of this country we are fed up," John J. Harrington, national president, told some 3,500 officers The Alps Under Rescorla's state would retain a few large plan, the Movimiento Chicano de y Aztlan Esfuerzo (MECHA), Student Board Tuesday night to continue their programs aiding "If the University is i to undertake much ■ aren't as high ..... and Congress members on the educational centers to the Mexican student Capitol steps. the Chicano community. social change, perhaps this is: The policemen came here from concentrate on graduate organization, received a $5,000 throughout the country. programs, emphasize research allocation from the ASMSU opportunity for the stude, "The thin line between civilization and the which is us policemen - is has to be done about it," jungle - being shot to hell and something as they . Downtown Chicago? Following Alfred Calif., a presentation Rivas, San graduate student Francisco, by and body to take that responsibiBj on themselves," Susan Cam WIC representative, said in fa* Harrington said. Harrington, on leave from the Philadelphia Police used to be •< director of the MECHA of the allocation. Department, said, "It's time the people of this For little as $300 you Air Michigan OFFERS 3 FLIGHTS executive board, Student Board voted 10 to 1 to the ASMSU The student board country as , allocated up to $600 face up to it - there is a revolution can spend two weeks skiing— DAILY TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO'S MEIG'S FIELD grant the $5,000 request for the homecoming expenses, taking place." including round-trip Economy Class jet from New York, coming year. Larry Stempel, moved to cover all exp • i, breakfast, and a free, McDonel - Shaw representative, incurred by today's sped Radio broadcast executives attending one of President cast the one dissenting vote. election in the Akers • Fee M unlimited miles, ki Holidays brochure #128, Chrisl Nixon's White House conferences on drug abuse were told i Europe on Skis brochure #91, LEAVE LANSING (EST) ARRIVE CHICAGO (CDT) Mason - Abbott - Van Hoos coupon now for "The student body would not Wednesday to listen to the lyrics of some of the music on this and all tf ki the Alps brochure #90 7:15 A.M. 8:50 A.M. districts. 10:25 A.M. be happy to have ASMSU The board granted $1201 their radio stations play. Lufthansa ski to 11:55 A.M. spend bargains. 4:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. 10 per cent of its yearly student the Hubbard Informal Government officials said the suggestion was not an tax revenue to support a group Center, for the organization attempt at censorship of popular music but merely to MONDAY THRU FRIDAY that is so little student - purpose. An additional $60 *a make the executives oriented," Stempel said. "While allocated to the ASMSU music scene." aware "of what's happening in the CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-632-4818 all MECHA's programs are Committee, to travel to « CoJ FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS worthwhile ones, the student's University of Wisconsin ' John Broger, director of information for U.S. COLLEGE TRAVEL OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT armed money should be spent for the Madison and study the c forces, said nothing influences young people for or against OFFICE benefit of the students." project there. drug usage more than the music they listen to. 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Il)7() 3 Pane/ By DIANE PETRYK approves U' college degree program responsibility for the general education program be shared by the "At one State News Staff Writer various colleges and point," he said, "it was the four courses in University for a residential college. departments of the University. College." The committee also approved continued experimentation in the It recommended that the colleges develop courses in general He said at least three proposals have been made liminary report by the Educational Policies Committee education at all academic levels which could be taken concerning this development of alternative living styles and continued innovation by students to question. ^ Pr.e' ^affirmed the present minimum 45 credit - hour general satisfy the general education requirements. One is the EPC in the services and facilities of the residence halls. T1 tint, requirement and approved the idea of a four - year degree According to the committee recommendation, a University report, another a counter - proposal from Richard Sullivan, dean of the College of Arts and Letters, and a third from Under the category of instructional quality, the EPC fcC program for the University College, College degree would be a "general liberal bachelor's degree" - open the University College itself, he said. recommended that more emphasis be placed on the of faculty for undergraduate education who have appointment b red at the request of Provost John E. Cantlon, the report is on a limited basis to the student who does not seek a "conspicuously degree with the Cantlon said most of the recommendations will be Jyjded i"10 five cate8orles and includes 31 specific conventional departmental major or in other vocational career programs. professional or through the standing committees of the Academic Council and the handled demonstrated their ability to teach and who have make teaching their primary career." a strong desire to Council itself. T^fiveareas'covered in the report are: administration - policies Such a program would be designed to provide considerable He stressed, however, that the EPC The report urged departments to provide students with up-to- Jh riorities; general education; residential colleges; instructional flexibility to the individual student and would provide for close report, as it stands,"is not necessarily a final report. It may be returned to the committee for date information about courses before they enroll and that the riitv and adm issions. personal contact between student and adviser. A major portion of further consideration before it is introduced to the faculty as a student instructional rating system be continued in a modified form to make the questions more relevant to individual needs. the student's program would consist of TU1 five c ategories are areas in which the provost's office has been courses offered outside of whole. The deans have not The report said the University should Lkine for over a year. University College. yet seen the report either, Cantlon said. give encouragement and The EPC report also recommended that Eh committee recommends that the position of vice provost for If approval is given for the present University College to the exchange of information between the means be developed for support to college or departmental student advisory committees to t reraduate education be immediately created and the current undertake a four year degree program, the - report recommends the the other units of the residential colleges and publish their evaluations of instructional quality in University Irition of dean of advanced graduate studies be retitled vice college's name be changed to the College of General Studies. It is also University of particular relevance. courses. Evost for graduate education. The category on general education, according to Cantlon, is an suggested that immediate plans be formulated for an evaluation and self study analysis of Justin Morrill College based The committee suggested a the movement for smaller and smaller strong stand should be taken against suggested that the instructional - committee also attempt to look at "what constitutes general education." on the EPC teaching responsibilities as a departmental study outline with modifications suitable mark of prestige among teachers. AT CHICANO MORATORIUM Police caused riot, Cano says By ROSA MORALES approaching the area, Cano line of Chicanos (the buffer fists State News Staff Writer added. began flying from the afire by an unknown number of zone) back against the marchers, he added. people. Cano was unable to estimate Gilberto Cano, National demonstrators, clubbing the The Metropolitan Police from Cano said most of the the number of police units called Chicano monitors who had linked both Los Moratorium from the surrounding Angeles reinforced the merchants along the strip are representative, spoke Monday police arms and couldn't fight back deputies stations, or exactly the number approximately one Anglos who have been charged and also reached across the hour later, reports said, and soon night at the University of of police units with overpricing. Michigan on the Los Angeles occupying the monitors to club those people the clash between the law The clash between the police street across from the park. Chicano Moratorium and the crushed against each other, Cano enforcement officials and the and the crowds continued. death of Ruben Salazar, Los According to eyewitness Raul said. marchers reached Whittier Ruiz and Jose Razo, August 29 was slowly coming to Angeles Times reporter. "Children, and old ladies were Boulevard. an end. After the approximately 45 sheriff clubbed," he said. At least two moratorium deputies were standing by their police cars were "But the worst part was after marchers had reached their Cano set on fire by the demonstrators. the patrol cars, Cano said. said that tear gas clubbings and arrests made destination, Laguna Park on cannisters were fired Store windows along the way by the police," the moratorium "The charge tactics of the Whittier Blvd., they rested on indiscriminantly into the were broken and buildings set representative said. police are unbelievable," Cano the grass, listening to speakers crowds, some of them still said. and Chicano music, and eating sitting on the gTass. According to Cano, Ruiz and One young their pack lunches. As the moratorium marchers Razo, the deputies formed girl was struck in the leg by tear gas shell and at this time is still Saigon headquarters report parallels and started advancing Long view were resting at the park, Chicanos went into a some liquor with billy clubs from the street to Laguna Park. hospitalized. She may lose her leg. points attacked along border Ifhis utility pole seems to take on a look of as much power as it carries every day. The shot was store to buy refreshments, "Not once were the people In the confusion, children ■aken from the base of the pole looking up. State News photo by Jim Klein unaware that extra police units SAIGON (AP) warned about illegal assembly," — South Vietnamese forces Wednesday reported had been called and were were separated form their Cano said. parents, and parents searching fighting at three points along the Cambodian frontier against The moratorium North Vietnamese troops reinfiltrating into their i'ormer security for them among the deputies ERVED 39 YEARS personnel intervened at this time to become a buffer zone as the and the marchers clubbed, Cano said. were also sanctuaries. Saigon headquarters said two of the clashes took place on the police advanced on the people at Cambodian side of the border and the other just inside South "After the first charge, the the park and also to try to Vietnam. deputies formed another one, contain the demonstrators from further Headquarters said South Vietnamese troops killed 29 enemy Firsf provoking the extension soldiers and took 7 prisoners in the three encounters while reacting violently. marchers," he said. The marshals could have Sticks, stones, pop bottles and suffering light casualties in their own ranks. contained the demonstrators. Oano said, if only the sheriff Robert J. Baldwin, the first Cooperative Extension Service at Mrs. Katherine Zabriskie, great - grandchild. deputies had returned to their Jctor of Michigan's age 26. Birmingham; a son, Robert J. Jr., Funeral services will beheld cai^; Operative Extension Service, Mr. Baldwin was extension St. Louis, Mo.; a sister, Mrs. at 2:30 p.m. Friday, at the "Besides clubbing anyone in I Wednesday morning at director from 1910 to his their way as a Harold Canfield, Columbia, Mo.; Gorsline Runciman East they advanced, the Rtiac hospital. He was 86. retirement in 1949, by far the deputies also pushed the human seven grandchildren and one Chapel, East Lansing. laldwin, who resided at 1760 longest period of service of any > St. in Birmingham, was a Michigan extension director. CATCH THESE in leading extension While director, he served on fcrams aimed at providing the State Advisory Committee ■rmation to people in every for the Soil Conservation ■tyofthe state, Service, State wter attending grade school ■ Brown ■inued Committee City, Mr. Baldwin Education in Agriculture and to pursue for his Home Economics, represented Advisory Vocational HIT ALBUM ■ation, but never attended Michigan State 1 school. He managed to get USDA War I MSU, then ■cultural College, by College on the Board during both Michigan world wars and was a member of BUYS! passing Epsilon Sigma Phi, honorary entrance examinations. extension fraternity. 2 Trouser Suits Je graduated with a degree in He is survived by two fculture in 1904 at age 20, daughers, Mrs. Dorothy Reg. 99.95 to 170.00 I became director of the Straubel, St. Louis, Mo., and s79 95-s89 95-s9995 >ard picks O'Dowd Extra Pant . . . $20.00 head Oakland U' maid rersitv O'Dowd, Oakland 1960. He was selected chancellor Dress Slacks Chancellor, has been by the MSU Board of Trustees Jted ■den I. the university's first when Varner left to become Orig. 16.95 to 50.00 chancellor at the University of ■Dowd, who succeeded Nebraska. l^ood Varner lruary, as chancellor in s14" • s19" lo s44" was unamimously Oakland University gained its fed president by the school's independence from MSU I"* 1113,1 board of trustees.' Longs 43-year-old O'Dowd has ">n the effective July 1. University attorney Leland Carr is on the LED ZEPPELIN III Portlys Oakland faculty since Oakland board of trustees. 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LESLIE a king chopped off Let us create an imaginary character, juxtaposition "punishable by death — or him, just the probation officer who a duke's head i, advertising manager collected the charges. The controlling also declare forfeit the proi ?! Sam Sutton, and say he is a black activist imprisonment for more than one year". whole blood of the line MARK militant, who has just been convicted in Quite a range, eh? phrase is "preponderance - (i.e.. family) Th I EICHER, managing editor ED HUTCHISON, city editor Federal court for supposed complicity in a The record shows that, yes, Sutton has a Information." Clearly unconstitutional, U.S. Congress In mo "corruption of blood"; the 9lst >3 BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor Black Panther raid. Other members of the juvenile conviction for stealing hub caps. says the Association of the Bar of New In 1970 is putting it r III KEN KRELL, editorial editor group get a couple of years. But suppose That's one. And four years ago he was York City. Section 1962, requires back. Yes X8 the new, pending Organized Crime Control We're all against crime, God knows! But that a JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor caught with marijuana and served a term. offender "forfeit all GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor Act of 1970 has become law. The judge So the judge can throw the book at him. fear has become paranoidal, whooped up interest d|r ^ indirect in any looks Sutton over and decides that he by the Administration. If you think the obtained enterprise from a pattern which?! Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award comes within the definition of "dangerous Let it be said that this is an extreme Sutton case extreme let's take another activity: . . . of rackJl for outstanding journalism. special offender" and sentences him to 25 case. But let it also be said that this is one possibility; the dignified US Steel or by the collection of years in jail. Hard to credit? Not under this of the most loosely written, hysterical and Corporation. Yes, it sounds ludicrous. But suppose US The purpose is to prevent t amazing statute. savage pieces of legislation in a generation. What's the definition of "dangerous For example, our man Sutton runs greater Steel has raised prices and infuriated the etc., from investing j||jcjt special offender"? One definition under dangers in his trial than I first indicated, brother of a president who happens to be legitimate business. Very comment EDITORIALS the bill is that the offender has been one of them double jeopardy. Suppose the Attorney General. Suppose it's 20 years But the looseness of the law is appalSl convicted of two or more offenses of a lower court acquits or doesn't give Sutton ahead and some future Bobby Kennedy Suppose, f„, „.„,pl,.a kind punishable by death or imprisonment a drastic sentence; the government may decides to give US Steel (or other firm) the Vegas (where it's legal) wins Son«iW for more than one year, one of which appeal, and review the defendant's whole works under the anti - racketeering law of blackjack, takes an 10U, and col'JJ offenses occurred within the past five past life again in the next trial to see if a "pattern" of criminality occurs. Sutton 1970. The Attorney General charges that US Steel is buying screws in Cleveland New York where it's that's an "unlawful debt". illegal. pJjjP years, and for one of which he has been Suppose he * from a company that is owned by a this and other funds to imprisoned. Notice that curious can't cross-examine individuals who accuse buy laundrvm.UL Does MSU racketeer ("organized Attorney General can demand that US crime"). The Utah and puts them loan, with the Third National up as collateral Bank ofzl kfl Steel open its books. He can send in a City. He's convicted and goes to the'new law, under certain jaj|T platoon of accountants and harass the circumstuli company for months. he forfeits the laundry mats under! Or, to vary the thing, he can demand "corruption of blood" doctrine ri a College of that the NAACP open its books, on suspicion that it is getting funds from a racketeering foundation. There will be a spectacular new system unfortunate bank (or other party) nolds the 10 years, maybe 25, bag. Sure, they cansu gambler for lost collateral. But he's in as innocent iJ a -danaw A move is afoot to turn the such status. This would leave the of "special crand juries". These can indict special offender". School of Nursing into the University with about 25 colleges, University's fourth college of which is about 10 too many. We're all against crime. God knows! But medicine. One reason the school Most of the program changes fear has become paranoidal, whooped up hy the wished to be turned into a college is which would accompany college to be separated from the College of Administration. status for the School of Nursing Natural Science. could be achieved without changing The School of Nursing is the only the school's status. Graduate in the ordinary way if they find guilt but, Probably it's unconstitutional. But! professional school in the College of programs and community if they Chief Justice Burger said in hisStaieofffl don't, they can report Natural Science. This gives them, involvement could be started in a Judiciary Address, August 10. anyway, gossip, scandal, rumors, hearsay they claim, special needs which are school just as easily as in a college. against public officials. The Senate difficulty lies in our tendency to mee and legitimate demands with consistently ignored. In ?'.>ence they We agree though, that nursing specified "elected" officials, but the House new which do not feel they are recer.ing enough should have equivalent rank with committee carefully changed this to are passed consideration of the consequences in without adeqtJ "appointed" officials. There was sensitivity money now. a situation which would other medical professions on of case loads." about "elected". change if they were given college campus. This could be accomplished A funny thing about this new program, The Administration threw a last n.. - status. with just one "College of Medicine," certain to become law: nowhere is there a death - penalty clause into the omnibus! In support of their argument, the containing human medicine, definition of "organized crime". The bill for certain types of street and canJ School of Nursing contends there are passed the Senate 73 to 1 (courageous Lee bombings, with automatic FBI supervise osteopathy, veterinary medicine, and "I know its terrible law. but whoa Metcalf, D • Mont., a former judge, was the a already three other professional nursing. lone dissenter). In the House committee vote against that death penalty !" said■ schools of medicine on campus: the MSU will do well to do some three members brought in a scathing unhappy Congressman. Colleges of Human Medicine, serious planning before it ends up minority report: Conyers, D - Detroit, The Los Angeles Times warned il Osteopathic Medicine and Veterinary with more colleges than Mikva, D • Chicago, Ryan, D - New York making the FBI a "national police forcJ Medicine. Nursing feels they should City — all lawyers, all crime - haters, but all How old fashioned. The bin departments. The School of Nursing excavation today in Washington is fori have the same status. can perform no great service for the Constitutionalists. When they asked for a However, if MSU were to allow state of Michigan by becoming a definition of "organized crime" the new FBI building, a city block squJ nursing to become a college, every college. AH this move can do is majority s6id that "it was Impossible to three Avenue. stories deep, on PcnnMluiJ define, but everybody knew what it was." other professional school on campus further boggle the university There's an archaic legal phrase, would also have a legitimate claim to "corruption of blood". It means that when THE NEW REPUBLIC bureaucracy. POINT OF VIEW Senate riders The sabotage great miscarriage of justice for women's rights EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Justice at MSU, I believe the move Point of View was written by Allen B. deliberating this court case has an obligation to this particular situation is that the has long hair and uses drugs; the goose philosophies. What should be the n consideration is the equal treatment 1 and to all members of the community gander on Presser, a New York senior in the me the other hand is a member of the majority justice to all. School of Criminal Justice. as well. Their obligation is to set a system and is into alcohol. In a community I The initiated by Joel Block to halt "JUSTICE" standard which will provide a where true justice exists, both the goose personally feel that if the Oct. 17 game is permitted to be pliye sched^ This is an obituary. For all practical right - wing pressure tactic to kill the case model to illustrate that the law is blind and the gander get to swim in the same the University of Michigan (U M) — MSU when great miscarriage of justice will II purposes the women's equal rights amendment. It is very difficult for a • dealing with majorities and lake. football game scheduled for Oct. 17 at the minorities. If I, as a future law State legislator Hal occurred. Either we equalize i amendment died Tuesday in the person to vote against prayer in Ziegler of Jackson enforcement of violations make tin University of Michigan merits the most enforcement practitioner, will be expected has described Joel Block as a or Senate with the passage of two school, mainly because of the voter diligent consideration by the Washtenaw to deal with members of society in a who probably couldn't young man distinguish between completely nonexistent. However, at hand should be deliberated on then* theaj amendments. One of the amendments backlash they would face come County Circuit Court. The case that will be manner so as to render true and complete a bullfight and a pet show. I seriously offered exempted women from the draft and re-election. deliberated is not ordinary in the by the plaintiff and not b> dl justice to my total clientele, I feel I am wonder if Ziegler can distinguish between set conditions for traditional aspects of its composition. But influences of people with powerff new the legitimately entitled to request that the the 14th amendment of the American political voices in the community. The effect of the prayer rider will be rather it demonstrates a young man's amendment coming into law. The system behave in a duplicate manner. Constitution and the Communist I to further muddle the House - Senate request to see that equal treatment under advocate a halt to the Michigan® amendment will have to go to a joint Perhaps in the particular case at hand Manifesto. The festival and The Game are committee meetings from which the the law be delivered in such a manner so as the classic phrase of "What's Michigan State game in the name of juslidf House - Senate committee to iron out not to create an hypocrisy of our system of good for the two situations with such noticeable final draft of the bill will result. With goose is good for the gander," simply similarities that Allen B. Pi these differences. justice. distinguishing them would New York sen so little time left for the 91st applies. The only noticeable differential in only result in distinguishing cultural There was little reason for the draft The producers and prospective clientele Oct. 11,11 Congress, it is extremely likely that a of the Goose Lake Rock Festival were rider to be passed. Jobs in the armed final draft of the women's equal rights denied access to a mode of entertainment services could easily be handled by women. For women to achieve amendment will never be agreed upon which they enjoyed on the grounds that such a happening would be detrimental to OUR READERS' MIND truly in committee. equal status with men is to make them the community's safety because of the equally vulnerable to the draft. expected violations of the law. If we are to More than 50 years after suffrage, be realistic we must accept the proof of the The second amendment bordered women still do not have the same upon the absurd. By a vote of 50 to 20 the Senate attached a rider permitting rights and liabilities as men. After viewing the antics of the Senate plaintiff, Joel Block, in which he adequately demonstrated scheduled upcoming game between the two that the Nixon Nam plan 'instant replay "nonpartisan prayer" in the schools. conference schools will provide the Tuesday, we conclude that the Senate This rider can only be interpreted as a would like to keep things that way. atmosphere where activity contrary to the To the Editor: law will result in detrimental effects on the Western people A) Vietnam was divided by a military North Vietnam couldn't possibly havcwl community. funny. truce line, on either side of which the French elections, because of the presence o »i Whether the cancellation of the Goose President Nixon, in mentioning the 1954 and the Vietminh forces were to Geneva agreements along with his current regroup. strong Communist forces there! I Lake Festival was motivated by political B) An international supervisory group was And, wonder of wonders, as ihe discrimination or as a genuine concern for peace proposals, is an outstanding current established. went by, and it becanr> apparent jus J] It's refreshing the safety of the community is this point. What should be considered is the fact that the court system saw fit to arbitrary at example of the principle. The 1954 talks that brought forth those papers were basically a settlement process C) Free elections country asa whole in 1956. were to be set up The cease - fire and election provisions for the bad the Diem government was (« 1 admitted it in 1963), the people io»j arms against it — Including those fro curtail the festival as a result of between the French and the forces (then made it clear that the land was not to be J and expected conditions. existing The commonly called the Vietminh) attempting permanently divided. South who had withdrawn northwara»j circumstances which cancelled the festival to throw off the colonial power. Under Ho In this light, the sudden action forced time of the cease - fire, believing®^^ by homecoming under someone likes have basically the same ingredients which appear in the present case before the Washtenaw County Circuit Court. The only Chi Minh, these fighters in the Indochinese version of our Revolutionary War were beating the French soundly — Dienbienphu John Foster Dulles in the latter half of 1954 to set up SEATO shows with the final sections added to those significance in government would soon cum> . ■ ■ the North Vietnamese of infiltration , j "1 meaningful variable which has completed put some 2 per cent of French world it was stated that South Vietnam was to be agreements, escalation began. , ,llvl this case is the expected clientele. The strength out of action only weeks before the considered "under the umbrella." In other Now, Nixon expects almost idem /■ For students who think professors interests to the talks opened. - up international talks and agree J College of spectators of the upcoming classic game words, we recognized a state which did not straighten out the situation. He J would much rather be the head of will be basically composed of various While the U.S. representative was not exist. Communications. He was one of the a them to do their part, and trus their members of the business community signatory to the agreements, he did, in the Our next play was to send to the department or the dean of their MSU advisers sent to the University along puppet ours. with their families, excitement, closing session, voice unequivocal U.S. government set up by withdrawing French college than stand up everyday in of Nigeria from 1961 - 63. He was support for then. Among other points, the Western people funnv • front of a class of sleepy - eyed, levi - entertainment and relaxation which they (Diem) military supplies and "advisers." Dennis W also director of the International following were important for the next Diem, backed by the UtS., blocked the are culturally and traditionally accustomed clad underclassmen. Jack Bain, dean Communication Institute here for to. several years: 1956 election plans on the excuse that of the College of Communications, four years. In addition, he has been The clientele who had hoped to attend has offered a pleasant surprise. the Labor Day Festival at Goose Lake were very active in forensics and was THAT'S THE APti \f Bain announced Tuesday that he also expecting excitement, entertainment director of the debate program for RATHER NOT THlNk and relaxation in a tradition that is resigning from his post to return to the Michigan Intercollegiate Speech they were, to an extent, culturally and teaching in the department of League. traditionally accustomed to. However, communications. Dean Bain has been an able their culture was a minority which dressed He has continued to teach a 200 administrator but it's good to know differently, acted differently and thought level course since he became dean in differently than the majority at large. someone enjoys teaching students As a student majoring in Police 1967. But Bain hasn't limited his than more shuffling papers. Administration in the School of Criminal e News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. October 15. 1970 5 .. WAR PROTESTS 'eoce strike commemorates '69 moratorium A year ago today hundreds of thousands By JEFF SHELER and said that "discretion and wisdom" "I think it (the moratorium) is a genuine of Americans participated in marches, rallies Reissner said the strike committee mailed State News Staff Writer dictated the need for immediate withdrawal reflection of concern in this country for campus jobs, would greatly help us in and teach - ins to protest the Vietnam war. out about 2,200 letters to high school and from the war. peace," Milliken said last Oct. 15. achieving our goals." Lar activities at about 50 colleges and At MSU students packed the Auditorium "We are no longer alone," Adams said. A month later a second moratorium was college newspapers a month ago hoping to Reissner said most of the activity would Mties are scheduled for today as part to hear speeches by U.S. Sen. Philip A. Hart, "Indeed some of us may quit this movement called in Washington, D.C., as hundreds of get publicity for the strike. occur on campuses in the East and some in ■tional Strike for Peace to protest the Rep. Donald W. Riegie and MSU President "If we had it to do over again we'd pay the Midwest. because it's becoming too damned thousands of peace - marchers rallied at the more attention to War and to commemorate the Walter Adams. respectable." getting through to antiwar "We don't anticipate Oct. 15 to be the nation's capitol. r, 1969, war moratorium. Hart called the war "an insane conflict" Then about groups already in existence," he said. largest rally the country has seen," Reissner 8,000 peace - seekers marched Strike organizers in New York admitted The letter sent to the newspapers said the Iv'er, no plans have been set by MSU and urged President Nixon to set a "certain down Michigan Avenue to the state Capitol Tuesday that poor planning would likely said, "but we hope to lay the groundwork strike was designed "to interrupt Jgroups for activities on campus. In date" for withdrawal of American troops where they heard more speeches by state result in only a "fair response" today in transportation, to close down businesses, for a new antiwar initiative." ■none of the groups contacted, from Vietnam. representatives. most areas of the He said today's strike would be a 'kick - country. stores and public facilities across the off' for rallies scheduled in several ■ing the Student Mobilization Riegie voiced support for the Moratorium The October, 1969, moratorium was "It's only the first shot at this type of big cities, Ittee (SMC) and the Lansing Area but reminded the students that nonviolence supported and praised by several state country — to prove to the administration including Detroit, on Oct. 31. ■ Council, had even heard of the is essential. thing for most of the organizers," said that the vast majority of our citizens are The Detroit officials including Gov. Milliken and Atty. William Reissner, former University of demonstration is being ■I strike. Adams called the war a "national disaster" Gen. Frank Kellev. desperately weary of this wasteful, endless organized by the Student Mobilization Washington student and a strike organizer. war. Committee in Detroit. The MSU committee "If you don't want to take the whole day plans to participate. off, you might join us for just an hour or Plans include a march from Wayne State two," the letter said. "Even just a work University down Woodward Avenue to a slowdown, for those who have on and off - rally at Kennedy Square. Moratorium ■oratorium Day, Oct. 15, 1969, was unique in MSU history. Students of the march. State Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D-Detroit, and Josephine ^serted classes, unfurled banners and marched on the Capitol 8,000 Martin, wife of trustee Blanche Martin, march beside him. png to protest war and killing. Below, Former President Walter jdams carries an American flag and flashes a peace sign from the front State News photos by Mike Beasley, Jerry McAllister and Roy Saper egle reflects Peace efforts I Bv BARBARA parness Campus Editor According to U.S. Rep. Donald W. had before that time," Riegie said. Riegie Jr., R-Flint, the students, faculty He said the fall moratoriums "focused I have hundreds of thousands of and other concerned citizens who the issue and indicated to Nixon that he ■ to march on participated in the October and November did have to move faster." Washington and on fP'tals across the nation. You want moratoriums last year did just that. Riegie said he believes the moratoriums ■ge tore|gn policy. Can you do it? had implications for the peace movement Riegie, who spoke at MSU's moratorium activities a year ago, said he believes the itself, providing "a period in which people national moratoriums forced President most interested in stopping the war gave Nixon to move more quickly to end the thought to what way to go about ending conflict in Southeast Asia. However, Riegie it." He said the decision by many to said, he would like to see the President move even faster. concentrate on key Congressional elections is "exactly on the mark." "You have to separate Nixon's policy "I think what we know after those two from his rhetoric with respect to events (the moratoriums) is that you don't Vietnam," Riegie said. "If you analyze change foreign policy most effectively by both, his rhetoric, taken as a whole, has bringing a mass of people to Washington. I tended to be more hawkish, while his think the place you zero in on is the hawks policy has tended to be more dovish. The left in the House and Senate," Riegie said. exception to this was, of course, He cited the defeat in the primaries of Cambodia. four hawkish incumbent Congressmen as "But, aside from Cambodia, there has effective political action. been a pretty steady deescalation of the "We know that we've already retired war in terms of number of men there, some of the most powerful hawks. And I money spent and casualties. It would be a think some people a year ago would have mistake to interpret this as ending the war, said it was impossible to knock these but there has been a significant people off," he observed. deescalation. "Every one of those campaigns had a "I attribute this in part to the significant peace element to it. And each moratoriums. What the moratoriums race was close enough so that the antiwar represented was that the President did not people probably made the difference." have the long period of time to maintain DONALD RIEGLE the status quo that I think he thought he (plMsa turn to page 15) 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Octobef| Judge's violation of the criminal law. At a Tuesday morning press established for ju dicial judicial robes campaign totally disregards the standards asked, "I should not wear my The only change on the signs position." even though I am a since then was the conference, Brown, now a state campaigns. He cited the Canons judge? replacement of Public Act 155, which Brown A seemingly unconcerned Ray representative, charged that the word circuit for probate, referred to, says: "Any candidate of Judicial Ethics and Public Act Hotchkiss said Wednesday he Hotchkiss, a probate court "The State Election Hotchkiss said. He added that he for public office who . . . judge, 155 as the basis for his complaint. does not see any violation in the had cleverly calculated his Commission is responsible for has used the literature in Various examples of Hotchkiss* question represents or gives the impression campaign materials he is using in advertising to mislead the public advising on these things and they since June. that he is the incumbent, when in campaign literature identify him have not contacted his race for Circuit Court Judge, into believing he is presently a as "Judge Ray C. Hotchkiss,"and headquarters," Hotchkiss my campaign "After all these years people in fact the candidate is not the Hotchkiss came under attack circuit judge, said. Ingham County must surely incumbent, is guilty of a include the phrase "vote for "In fact two sets of by his opponent, Tom Brown, Especially condemning judicial experience." In some of used in signs were know I'm a probate judge," misdemeanor..." Tuesday for what Brown termed Hotchkiss' wearing judicial robes my campaign for probate Hotchkiss said. "And I don't see ~ Canon 2 of Judicial Canon 30 the literature Hotchkiss is "a course of conduct... which is in portraits on judge two years ago and they how there could be any claim of says: "It is improper for campaign wearingjudicialjrobes. were approved by the incumbency because this circuit dishonest, unethical and in literature, Brown said Hotchkiss In reply to Brown Hotchkiss candidate for judicial office to commission at that time." court judgeship is a newly created describe himself as 'judge' or to ask the electorate to 'return' him PROTEST PLANNED without stating explicitly the name of the court in which he is or has been judge, as well as the one to which he aspires, and without disclosing, if such be the GM recruiter fact, that he is not at present on the bench." Brown said he was referring the matter to the State Bar Grievance the idea of a worker - student* the center's plans to host CM Board, the State Judicial Tenure workers and students in the trust what he sees in the press alliance — the goal of moves recruiters. Commission and the Ingham media as a reason mo6t such as protesting the OM people about the group. County Prosecutor's Office for Shingleton predicts the GM see little hope in a worker - SDS members have been MSU's chapter of Students for recruiter-is feasible. recruiters will have full schedules opinions and decisions. student alliance. The a Democratic Society (SDS) is "It is essential for us to unite press joining workers on picket lines "If Mr. Hotchkiss does not interviewing prospective depicts workers as "hard hats" at an Oldsmobile formulating plans to 'stop the with the working people, Leslie students as "there is quite a bit plant in cease and desist immediately in and makes no mention of GM recruiter scheduled to Srogren, Port Washington, N.Y., of interest in GM." Lansing, Rick Shields, lab these continued violations, I will workers with politically technician in soil sciences and interview students on campus junior, and meeting chairman, Another GM request court action to enjoin recruiter Oct. 26 - 30 said. "We support their (UAW s) progressive sentiments SDS member said. him" Brown said. scheduled for Oct. 21 is not The group will suggest "mill - strike so that we can support sympathetic to students, they SDS is also "buildine" for a coming until late November, said. in" tactics in its literature but each other in our different Shingleton m.« A»LnrfMtinn iniwL? the exact tactics of a struggles.' said. But, he A man in green working fto "show oursolrtaritv II Forno Room demonstration will be left up to John D. Shingleton, emphasized, the threat of a demonstration had nothing to clothes sat in on the meeting. On the worker - student alliance, he with' the auto workers" Keeping it dry a seven - member committee, the Placement Bureau director, director, saidsaid rir> with do with RM'« GM's decision rioritinn toIn phnnon change according to SDS literature ' Going hosts beyond its >.!J. said: normal information group decided in a meeting Tuesday night. the threat demonstration has had student the date. In the SDS meeting, members "I don't really understand it. „ Intimation and bus tickets be Delphi newspaper serves as a protective cover function, for one thi| student1,1 The group debated whether effect one way or another' cited the For most workers, it's a little l° P®4™1* fornNov .QQ The first meeting of Delphi, -— bicycle seat during a rainshower. Without the helpoffol representation of complex We don't usually cet obtained by calling 489 10b9, incQ senior women's honorary, will be paper, this student would have a very wet ride . . into ideological areas." .. J b K91A nr IftQ.QIIQ - hom« afal 5oKo' °J«489 9119'. c.on . a. !_ a. i ti class. The 33 - year - old University ^ SDS °or^ » open from 2 State News photo PURLIE! employe said he attends SDS " 4 Pm- >n 24 Student Services by Jim Kle«| meetings because he doesn't B,d8- with Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee & Godfrey Cambridge f JUST "IN"AT DABNEY'S Banned for a long time as offensive to Southern Whites, later called "Racist," this show was produced for the first time on Broadway in 1961 and was a smash hit. The stage script Cnished Velvet Pants & U.S. officials fear remains intact. It's the outrageously funny tale of a glib, self - ordained black preacher in the South. Wet Look Shirts "Superb, delightful, riotously comic" — Judith Crist "Howlingly effective" — Crowther, N.Y. Times threats WASHINGTON (AP) - Wl& threats of k Federal officials regard police have thought w PLUS "HOCUS" Experimental film of 1964 Republican seriously assassinations terrorist - reports that homegrown radical scare issue," he said. convention. Stars B. Goldwater, N. Rockefeller and 10,000 541 E. bombings already made good, "Nobody is saying that nt^ Republican biggies. 108 B Wells $1.00 GRAND RIVER Www Style It groups may try to copy their Latin American and »we just can»t afford to do The spectre Canadian Oct 16; 17 PHONE 332-6878 nothing," a Justice Department kidnapings by terrorist gr "A gas" — Village Voice 6:30,8:30,10:30 ■ Now Open 9 till 9 counterparts by political kidnapings. attempting official said Wednesday, m . , , . The official said reports of ^ . against visiting foreign of or campaigning govern plans to kidnap foreign officials was raised earlier! I MHA - WIC PRESENTS - ALSO SHOWING diplomats or campaigning U.S. officials have come to the FBI week by a high FBI officii!. William C. Sullivan, fonj through informants in the THURSDAY 7 radical underground. head of the FBI's intelligence division and noi FRIDAY and SATURDAY The official, recalling that FBI assistant to "°ov«. i Hoover Monday in a speech th BRODY AUDITORIUM IN CONRAD IN WILSON Director J. Edgar year had labeled radical groups last anarchistic groups 9 pm such as the Black Panthers and have plans to k.dnap gover $1.0 ID'S REQUIRED the Weathermen as two of the most dangerous domestic oinc'a,s- The FBI has refused | groups, said recent activities by elaborate terrorists have borne out that statement. FRIDAY SATURDAY 7 "If we had said a year However, Justice E sources have revealed I IN IN even six months ago, or protection for foreign dipw and ago, that radical groups were planning to go on a visiting the United States fori 25th anniversary session oil WILSON CONRAD bombing rampage, people would United Nations in NewYorir 9 pm month have been strength AUD. AUD. FBI knowledge of V DOMINO'S plots is made known tc individual against whom I James Garner threat is directed and to J appropriate state or loaf DU Joan Hackett Walter Brennan enforcement agency jurisdiction. Support Your Local Sheriff "1 sorry ice for M caused by H Killy cancellation. Tickets* ON CAMPUsI OFF CAMPUS still good for the Nov.9iJ OCT. 22 24 - WILD BUNCH & THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR NOV. 12 14 GONE WITH THE WIND & WINNING CALL |(CIRCLE DORMS or 6" may be refundedaftersC MSU SKI CLUBJ - - 351-7100 OCT. 29 • 31 - WEST SIDE STORY & IF IT'S TUESDAY . . NOV. 19 - 21 - BEN HUR & ODYSSEY J 351-8870 NOV. 5 - 7 - Z & ALICE'S RESTAURANT DEC. 2 - 4 - APRIL FOOLS & HIS MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE Nine men who came too late and stayed too long. Steve McQueen SOLDIER "The Reivers" V BLUE TOMORROW: Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve STANLEY KRAMER'S r are "The April Fools" APHILFELDMAN PRODUCTION Im) Technicolor? A Cinema Center Films Presentation. '—' A National General Pictures Release. Hzx? mr^wEwm»nwvEFrism R.P.M* MIRISCH PICTURES A story totally of today. ■y —— Of tension, turmoil, and the PAUL nEuimnn clash of ideals on a college campus. jonnnE woodward now you can SEE Stanley Kramer. ROBERT UIHGnER anything you want A man who cares where we are going- ' "Alice's R.P.M.* UliMlillG WINNING . IS EVERYTHING! restaurant"1 'Revolutions Per Minute. A movie that's getting there.. A UNIVERSAL I NEWMAN FOREMAN PICTURE - ARLO GUTHRIE [The Mirisch Corporation Presents COLOR by DeLuxe United Artists Iii no» screen s|»lrii.m. Monday, when the Folklorico of Mexico r' m ' J"?, B8''®1 k i "f hlT Folklorico has won „r W(m ancient as the origins of Mexico Union Ticket Office. jt Room 104B Wells Hall ||> ___. ns plaudits in the United States as R „ _t je rninrianv iK sivih company, now on itssixtn nnw on well as Europe, the Soviet Union, . , f ~.a,to U.S JA introduced audiences in ■of North America, is a Series Israel< . ». thehar East and Australia, ■rati, nit* rar na.M anu Australia. men • •* j n j . lattractioninMSU'sLecture- In In addition addition toto the the traveling |9®2' Johnson mv,fted by, wasto perform at the 1965 lert Series company that will appear at inaugural gala in Washington. ! troupe of 75 dancers, Msu< one company remains in The troupe has an enviable Open at 6:30 - Cartoon at 7:00 usicians will present Mex,co to perform weekly at successful record of TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! • section of life in Mexicollome in the Palacia de Bellas performances. Past THE MOST SAVAGE ■the pageantry of the appearances FILM IN HISTORY Mayans Artes and another acts as an ra 7e T iTited such pres |ztecs to the folk dances of official good - will troupe. comments .!lVMted...SUch ?re?s completely CANOICE BERGEN performing at governmental . .. -. Functions i, ,, PETER STRAUSS embassies and Mexican (New York Times) and "truly ^ throughout the world. correction Included in its repertoire are such numbers Is "People of the magnificent — an experience you won't want to miss" (Saturday SOLDIER pnrn me»nf 1 " Sun," a ritual ballet in honor of Sun, Montezuma; "Quetzales," a - BLUE : lil.HNKi'iliR" IWiAVISION* brilliantly costumed ancient Also dance about a fabulous bird JOHN WAYNE in ■. l , ate v°rre?., News jreP°rted in which symbolizes beauty; the "HELLFIGHTERS" Wednesday that «Bamba" a virtuoso display in Tmon01" Cantlon said which a man and a woman tie a (.70 lntofW!u J?e CUt ■oao ■^school year. on^0"ment for i°n t ®ure an was ^or complicated bow of ribbon with their dancing feet, and the world- famous "Dance of the Deer," the drama of a hunted animal at bay. Electric in Car Heaters Pf| ,M INFORMATION ».* OPEN NOW! enrollment this The music of the Folklorico is students unusuai and authentic as the ^ ARTHUR TREACHER'S as . f18 9 '0 level. In . lreshman enrollment dances. Performers include the famous marimba players from the brought up to the isthmus, the Mariachis, or WAKE OF THE ZOMBIES" THE ORIGINAL Tifil) wandering minstrels, the "ADfflfih Hit No. I "WAR OF THE ZOMBIES!' |eal Film Group Presents TONIGHT I 6 am |Agnes Varda's ARTHUR TREACHER'S EXISTENTIAL TRIP 2nd Hit 1:30-4:45-8:10 Tis)h& chips ? 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Octokr is , Complaint raises By STEVE WATERBURY State News Staff Writer important it is to me to know how and why this decision was member whose contract renewed, alledgedly because ol was not contract renewal question making body may become initiate such a request and in Reappointment ror i97, reached. Upon re-examining my his criticism of the university. News Background reluctant to reach decisions which may culminate adverse presenting his case for reconsideration or review." Seltin said record of teaching , research and The university gave no reason the Vote A complaint filed with the in grievance procedures," the Committee A concluded that whether to renew th». public service, I fail to for its decision and provided no , 11 Michigan Employment Relations University Professors (AAUP) committee recommendations article continued. "the reasons in support of the of Murray and Commission by two untenured understand why I was not opportunity for the professor to may soon take a position at the and report to the AAUP "As a result there is a risk that faculty member's Miss Van?* and 1** considered fit for being was by secret ballot MSU faculty members has raised challenge it. national level on the question of Washington office "their critical the important distinction informed outweigh the were not the question of whether a reappointment. "Unless I know what The university claimed it could decide not to giving reasons for nonrenewal of reactions and their experiences between tenure and probation countervailing risks." one could offered see a beeau^ vvav ^ they rehire a contract. on their own campuses." will be eroded." Richard Seltin, acting confidentially." t faculty member whose (the reasons) are, it will be nontenured professor for "no A report designed to provide chairman of the ^ il appointment is not renewed has Sigmund Nosow, president ol Weighed against these Dept. of Natural difficult for me to maximize my reason or any reason" because "protection of the probationary the MSU chapter of the AAUP. "important institutional Science, said that the decision the right to an explanation of contribution to the profession such discretion was essential to faculty member against decisions said the local chapter has as yet concerns" were the interests of not to give reasons to Murray fT56 J"*nt|y of the Dept. of adopted byb. the basis for the action. both as a teacher and a scholar," keep the faculty at the "highest either in violation of his taken no action the the individual faculty member and Miss Van Tassell was made do not require that Natural saJ The complaint was filed in the she concluded. level of competency, academic freedom or otherwise recommendations of Committee on who may be "honestly unaware by the Ad Hoc Committee of given to faculty reaso^ spring by Bertram G. Murray and Eileen R. Van Tassell, who No reasons for the decision responsibility and devotion to improper" will be considered A. of the reasons for a negative Tenured Faculty on appointments membersJ* were both notified in February have yet been offered to either Miss Van Tassell or Murray. duty." during the spring, 1971 annual In a discussion of the question decision." are not rene»J that Judge James E. Doyle meeting of the AAUP. of giving reasons for nonrenewal "A decision not to renew an they were not being At present an MSU faculty i d e d f o 1 disagreed, ruling that a professor The report, containing the which appeared in the spring, appointment may be based on member who receives a second cannot be penalized for recommendations Volpe tells of defects of AAUP 1970 AAUP erroneous information which the reappointment following Bulletin, three-year probationary exercising his constitutional Committee A. states that in the Committee A wrote that it faculty member could readily expiration of their three- year contracts on Aug. 31,1971. appointment can be refused a rights. Nor can he be penalized event of a decision "not to recognized that "the correct if he were informed of renewed contract with no arbitrarily or on the basis of a renew his appointment, the requirement of giving reasons the basis for that decision," Miss Van Tassell requested the reasons behind the departmental decision in a letter to Emanuel explanation required. A landmark decision false allegation. faculty member should be may lead, however erroneously, Committee A said. The court ruled, however, informed of the decision in to an expectation that the The article also stressed that if in Ford auto wheels concerning the due process that the nontenured professor writing, and, if he so requests, he decision making body must the faculty member wishes "to Hackel, chairman of the Dept. of - rights of nontenured faculty would bear the burden of should be advised of the reasons justify the decision. Natural Science, immediately members was recently handed proving at a due process hearing which contributed to > t i request a reconsideration of the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Department of Transportation cireumstlnL following her notification. that decision, or a review by another down by the Federal District that the university's decision was said "No reasons were given in the decision." nonreappointment may thus body, his ignorance of the Wednesday some four letter for the decision," she Court for the Western District of wholly unreasonable or wholly Wisconsin State University without basis in fact. that Committee A has requested become confused with dismissal reasons for the decision will AAUP chapters and for cause, and under these create million automobiles Ford and Mercury manufactured the^u VVarniB|* ®*me in a first of- i|, wrote. "You can appreciate how difficulties, both in ... concerned a nontenured faculty The American Assn. of individual members consider the circumstances the decision - reaching a decision whether to and 1969 may be JJJ •£"«-_ secretary of transportation. He said the potential risk m MAURICE LOVES CORDUROY # # THE LOOK OF IT THE FEEL OF IT! ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S DONE OF 100% COTTON. great enough to alert consum* ... but not enough to rail fa, FIRM, YET SOFT . . . STURDY, YET ALL GIRL. AND A GREAT PARTNERSHIP BEGINS WHEN BOLD COTTON recall of the affected models b» CORD TAKES TO THE NEWEST IN JEAN STYLES the Ford Motor Co. . . . EVERY LOOK IMAGINABLE, COLORED UP DUDE-WISE FROM THE NAVIES TO THE WAY DOWN PURPLES. WIDE WALES PINWALES HORIZONTALS The government's warnim . . . . . . AND VARIED VERTICALS EVEN PLUSHY UNCUT CORDUROY THAT FEELS LIKE VELVET. PLAN ON CORDUROY THIS follows its request for . . . FALL, THEN ADD THE OTHER recall J LOVABLES ALL THE September of 85.000 Fort ... CLINGY, SWINGY KNIT SKIMP TOPS A BODY COULD HOPE FOR! YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL AT MAURICE'S SPORTSHOPS. police vehicles because of what were described as defects in t|» lower control arm in the front wheels. The same sort of defects were the subject of Tuesday! report. The government warned thit the front wheels of the Ford vehicles could collapse without warning. Psychologists of Michigan set conference The Michigan Psychological Assoc. will hold its annual meeting Friday at the Olds Plaza Hotel {formerly the Jack Tarlin Lansing. Norman Abeles, professor ol psychology and asst. director ol the MSU Counseling Center. *1 serve as program chairman The morning session will be; discussion of the topic "What Can Psychology Do For You?' A series of afternoon s\ will deal with topics ranging from the rights of students 1 action as it relates to worn Arthur Kovacs, dean of thf California School of Professional Psychology, will speak on "Innovations in the Training of Psychologists: "Toward a More Certain Future" at the evening session. Bertram P. Karon, professor ol psychology, will lead a discussion following Kovacs' presentation mDmww BkSuood OB, ffim® W1 tpW a V ^ are lifesavers Varied vertical jean with slant Safari jeans with snap pockets Western style wide wale jeans Horizontal wide wale button pockets . . . 8.00. 100% . . . 8.00. Rib knit polyester 8.00. Plushy uncut cord jean with . . . 100% acrylic front jeans 10.00. Polyes¬ antron nylon knit skim with mock turtle body . . . Patch pockets and hugging top heather knit shirt with ter/wool blend shirt with but¬ button big, big zipper. . . 14.00. Belt . . 10.00. Belt. 9.00 from ...1Zoo.ioo% touches of suede acrylic . ton front . . . . . 16.00. . . . 14.00. 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Bo* 69-GR, Birmingham, Michigan 48010 M.00 12000 L assembly has upheld that M/U In Lansing SCHEDULED TERMINATION DATE DEC. 26, 1970. TOTAL NUMBER OF UNREDEEMED PRIZES 16 356 lion in the past, and was feted to do so again when |,ro • Peking proposal to oust | Chinese Nationalists is liitted to a vote in the 127 - In assembly. pit/A Ke effect cult for is to make it more the supporters of 650 lg to produce a decisive mjze Some countries which Peking are reluctant to Top Value | for the Jese Nationalists. expulsion of the Stamps 1st year the vote was 56 with these Est and 48 for the pro - resolution with 21 Valuable Intions. The closest vote was LB §65 with a 47-47 tie with 20 Mntions. 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If you want things FRANCISCO (AP) — The men were screened and changed you must work for ! black guards, most of hired by the Southeast San candidates who will change I unarmed, ir firemen are making it Francisco Poverty Committee, them," he said, ice" Milk Libby Frozen e to predominantly battle blazes paid with black The redevelopment funds. agency appropriated need Political parties admittedly reform, Romney With The Purchase Of 1 At R Orange Juice 1 Eft TOP VALUE Point area. $422,000 last week to keep the continued, but change has to be Wishbone Deluxi I3V STAMPS ► Chief William F. ■ the physical Murray guards on the streets. effected from within the system. Skhn Milk 3 $1 5 o.'c". SI French Dressing",Y.i 39c and verbal Says guard Rudy Holton: "Very few students are Eatmore ■ment of his men earlier "The regular police have a Wear has become "almost •'stent, thanks to the not certain reputation here. They're involved in said. 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Root didn't show much in the 12 yards in his only carry and may see additional action against spring drills, but has run well in the Wolverines. Root is a 6 2, practice this fall. He's only 210 pound fullback from - Nicholson has been hampered by a sore toe for three weeks now. The big Hawaiian product injured his toe prior to the WSU game and McClowry was the back • up tackle in the OSU game, but he'll move back to the no. 2 center spot this week. He'll still handle ] some top football If you're interested in seeing some of the excellent starts losing, a coach will start Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. has not been at full strength since. the centering on all of MSU's coll football that has been decidedly absent from the making changes in hopes He can't push off with his bad pu nts and extra points. television screens on Saturday afternoons, then take a natio * someone will come through with While none of the Spartans' foot and has to flat footed. Two converted offensive drive in-ft* a great effort which will spark the backs have rolled up any run - Stadium Saturday night. ' 'W Daugherty moved the 6 -7, 262 tackles, whom Spartan coaches Grambling of Louisiana and Mississippi Valley state will whole team. impressive figures, part of this can feel will be good once they gain a be attributed to the lack of holes pounder to defense for the Ohio Michigan fans their first look at some of the football plavJu The Spartans haven't scored in State game. The former Hawaiian little experience, are Marv the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) that that the offensive linemen have- eight quarters now and some product will probably be back to Roberts and Brian McConnell. football scouts have been lusting over for many years. profe«i changes would seem to be in not created. At the start of the Both players started out the *** it obvious that this The SWAC member schools have small, order. Head Coach Duffy season, was season as tight ends, but have enrollments. They produce yearly as many predominately hi would be a weak spot on the team, top athletes'fa Daugherty shifted some since become interior linemen. football and basketball as any conference in the personnel around for the Ohio with only one returning Each has good size. Roberts is country vet'tk? State game, but the result was the letterman in the starting lineup. listed at 6 - 2, 219, while t receive little national publicity, athletically or otherwise. ^ But after the Michigan game the The most successful of the SWAC teams over the same. Despite the ineffectiveness McConnell stands 6 • 6 and weighs past decad, i season will be half over, and you been Grambling College, which has an enrollment of of the Spartans' offense the past 230. about 4 dm can only use that excuse for so Despite being located hear the nucleus of a frantic fan!!! couple of weeks, Daugherty will Elected co - captains for this hotbed where the gridiron fortunes of Alabama, likely keep the same starting line - long. Mississinni m week's game with Michigan were Louisiana State become as important as life itself, up that started against OSU. The Spartans two guards, Errol Eric Allen and Tom Barnum. been unknown to all but the most passionate football C.ramblin w "We can't do any more Roy and Joe DeLamielleure, have Allen, who has been moved to And yet, judging by the only available indicator follower shuffling in our line • up," he said both done an adequate job thus of faothll tailback in order that he might prowness, Grambling may have had better football ERICALLEN jokingly after last Saturday's loss. far. Daugherty praised the pair teams th run with the ball more, carried 18 those football assembly lines at Tuscaloosa. Baton "We've run out of cards to after the Ohio State game, saying times and gained 63 yards against University. In the past three decades, the TigersofGramblir Rouge!!!! JSCs? shuffle." Two names who fans may be reading more about are Earl they both played their best game of the year. Center Tom Beard started against the Buckeyes, Ohio State to run his season total to 117 yards in 33 carries. The had i o boast of doing more than that to make "lgliayj pro foot ball i he i » Y* Developed junior speedster also ranks second game and multi - million dollar business it is today. 'I'll Anderson and Doug Root. after missing the first three games in pass receptions with eight for D-jQ And $1.50 8 or Color Prints 12 Exposure ^ Anderson will see varsity action since 1968, when his first with a foot injury, and also looked in top form. His early 133 yards and leads the team in kickoff returns with 307 yards on Nine Grambling a haven for talent Grambling graduates were drafted last year to join the 30# the Spartans travel to Ann Arbor replacement; sophomore so Tiger products who were already on pro rosters. 20 Exposure $2.50 season 11 returns. He's also scored two Among the mm Saturday. Last year the 5 - 9,200 TOMBARNUM Bob McClowry, did a good job successful ex-Tigers currently playing are pro football's Failures Credited touchdowns. prem* pounder suffered a knee injury while he played, so good that he cornerback Willie Brown, linemen Buck Buchanan, Willie You# Mail Ad with Film Barnum was credited with eight and missed the entire season. may see action this week as an and Al Dotson, defensive backs Nemiah Wilson and tackles in the Ohio State game - Roosevelt CAMERA SNAPS Anderson had no sooner started Celtic's Sanders offensive tackle. more than his total for the first Taylor and wide receiver Clifton McNeil. spring drills this year when he three games. Barnum, who has The national sports press has long ignored this mecca of suffered a shoulder separation. At It's the tackle spot that has footbd been the weak spot in the line. In shared a defensive tackle spot talent, but now Grambling has decided to display its skills toil* first it was feared the Tifton, Ga. operated on the season opener against with John Shinsky through the people in person. Grambling played games in New York's Yanket first four games, suffered a pulled Stadium the past couple of years and this season the Tigers Washington Jim Nicholson and havei BOSTON (UPI) - Doctors muscle in his calf last week, but series of appearances that venture from Pittsburgh to Gary Nowak were the starters. Chicagoto removed damaged cartilage from JIM NICHOLSON should be ready for Saturday's Detroit to Cleveland to Houston. Since then, however, Vic 100 the left knee of veteran Boston Celtics' Cornerman Tom Sanders Mittelberg has taken over one spot, while Nicholson started contest with Michigan. The Detroit appearance is billed as the first annual Black Charitia Football Classic and the proceeds will go to the NAACP's Speciilj Tuesday and said he could against Washington State and Contributions Fund and the Michigan Youth Develop IM Football Schedule GUITARS return to action by Jan. 1. Notre Dame before being Foundation. The latter organization is headed by formerLior Pro Dick "Night Train" Lane, and offers guidance and directi! underprivileged youth throughout the state. Supported partlybyf TO CHOOSE GOLDEN FALCON ROOM t- Old Time Fl. 0 Housebroken - H. the four professional sports teams in Detroit, the MYDF develop leadership through sports. istryingtj 0 Ulriches - Maru M FROM Capital City Airport The game this year is being played as a tribute t Reuther, who helped the black auto worker greatly advance his lot,! Field 7 Tickets are reasonably priced at $6, $4 and $3, but the crowd for SPANISH AND FOLK FROM S2495 Featuring 5:30 Feral Felon 6:IS Dennis H. > the 8 p.m. game is expected to be well below capacity, like something THE DON RODRIGO TRIO 7:00 Son of Gun 20,CJOO to 25,000. CLASSICAL FROM All Major Brands Available S415C Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves. The Michigan - MSU football and the Jackson Five concert in Cobo Arena will draw off some potential spectators and the L AW li Kappa Sigma - I'i Kappa I'h strike has drained the pockets of other potential viewers. ★ Gibson w » Antigua . Women's IM * Guild • u The classic is also accepting donations, but the United Martin l^Epiphone ODel.Sig. Phi -l'hiC.ammaD Foundation's Torch Drive is currently underway in Detroit, which a, _7 „ Yamaha 5 Phi Kappa Psi - Kappa Sigm further limits the loose change which might have been donated. yr Ovation t 0 Phi Sigma Kappa-SAM "^Harmony Also A ^ Ventura For Reservations SPECIAL Tigers have a super-star Complete Selection of Accessories Call Those fans who do get to the game will see a Grambling tea 485-1764 Dining Room PRIME RIB DINNER fol (1968; 100-yard (1968): 25-yard breast stroke, 18.1 I 3.2 which isn't the dominant force it once was in the SWCA. L:rge Southern schools have decided winning football games is Mon. thru Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat. $4.95 (1968): 25-yard butterfly, 14.3 important than strictly enforcing segregation and, ever so slowly, 6 9:30 (1968); diving, 104.6 points (1965): • are drawing away top black athletes who would hav< Thurs. thru Sat. 6 - 12 SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET 8:30 DTD - Alp. K 25-yard back stroke, 15.7 (1969); 50-yard freestyle, 29.0 (1965): and 100-yard freestyle, 56.5 (1967. Grambling or Jackson State or Alcorn A & M in years past. MiiQirrn ALL YOU CAN EAT 12 to 3 Only Still, Coach Eddie Robinson, who has been thechiel architectof COFFEE SHOP ADULTS $3.25 CHILDREN $1.95 Grambling's 30-year success story, has a team that draws a large Open Daily following of professional football 9couts wherever 7 Sunday Dining 3:30 P.M. ATTENTION CAR OWNERS - 9 P.M. to 8 P.M. Robinson thinks that as many as 20 of the current team nil eventually be drafted. The player who has left all the scouts gapinf is wingback Frank Lewis, who is almost certain to be a first round * Complete front end repair and draft pick. This season Lewis has averaged over 12 yards for hisll rushes and over 16 yards for his 14 pass receptions. Last year he ha alignment figures of 16.1 and 22.4, respectively, for-these same categories,! * Brakes * Suspension Lewis is a versatile part of the wide open offense that is crowd-; the * pleasing as well as effective. Wheel balancing * Steering So if you enjoy good football and don't mind seeing ; Skiers! MOOSUSKI still has a LISXEY'S Auto Safety Center few openings for the Austria trip leaving Dec. 26. money go more toward s significant than s 124 SOUTH LARCH Interested? Call 353-5199. athletic budget, find a IV 4- 7346 a great new to Detroit Saturday. PEACE STICKERS store for MaMe tluA> q&uA XmaA Seal! men and women ,IMDY Send $1.00 for each 100 labels Rollins STREET. Grey grandness CITY Dressing up re¬ quires subtle so¬ Self-Stick phistication, Here it Glossy Blue Prompt Delivery is—just enough PEACE, PLEASE! Box 551 L.Bronx, N Y. 10471 dash to let you add your own person¬ ality. The dress is softly belted in black leather. Both set off with round gold buttons. Set 95.00. Twice 321 e. grand river, Bliss-ed e. lansing Diamond *£&^£°Duos gas light village, e. grand rapids oct westmain mall, kalamazoo 1200 s. university, ann arbor 218 Washington, grand haven mm the b TICKETS: *2.50, *300 , AT CAMPBELLS, UNION MARSHALL'S, GRINNELLS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 15 -SPORTS May's BALTIMORE (UPI) - Lee May saved the jittery Cincinnati No team has ever come back didn't seem to matter because homer promptly singled him to third. Manager Sparky Anderson of resc from an 0-3 deficit to win the both were 0-3 in the the second game, as its starter Reds from the ignominy of series- game and Manager Earl Weaver, who'd the Reds said he's decided not to For the first six innings, this Perez was 1-13 and Bench 2-14 made all the right moves in the being swept in four straight The Reds looked like losers bring his second game starter — in the Series, game was another Brook.. games cracking a three - run much of Series, decided to bring on Eddie Jim McGlothlin — back in the Robinson show. the game — making However, Palmer Watt eighth inning homer Wednesday in relief for his first fifth game today. He says he'll errors and even losing a "shoe He didn't get an opportunity to beat Brooks Robinson and Perez on appearance of the series to face gamble with Jim Merritt, Milt polish" argument — but May's to make any spectacular fielding the Baltimore 6-5 in the fourth May. Wilcox or Wayne Granger in that homer and 3 2/3 plays — in fact. Tommy Helms' game of the World Series. innings of May has been the Reds' best game. hitless relief ball by Clay Carroll, grounder skipped over his glove The Reds were on the brink hitter in the series. And he who shook his fists in the air Granger, the top relief man, in the eighth for a single — but of being the 11th team in Series clouted Watt's first pitch into didn't start after striking out Don Buford to a game all year and he boosted his Series total to the left field seats as the Oriole Wilcox history to lose all four games — end the game, kept the Reds was bombed in the eight hits. fans watched in disbelief and the trailing 5-3 mainly because from second game and started only He had his second homer of Brooks Robinson continued his being eliminated. smaU contingent of Reds' fans two games in September after A crowd of 53,007 the the Series leading off the second spectacular play with a perfect — cheered. being called up from the minors. largest Baltimore crowd for its May, who also singled in inning to tie the score 1-1. day at the plate — when May four Series home games in the a run Merritt is the team's only slammed Eddie Watt's first pitch for the Reds in the third, now last four games — came to see 20-game winner but he's been for the three has six hits and eight RBI's in y homer. ailing and hasn't pitched in the - run the Orioles sweep and So, the Reds are alive as they they were the Series after collecting 34 Series. trail 3-1 going into the fifth delighted for most of the game. homers and 125 RBI's Brooks Robinson, who was during Baltimore will counter with the regular season. Mike Cuellar, who game today, needing a victory to 4-for-4, drove in two runs and was shelled in send the Series back to scored two and it didn't seem to Cincinnati on Saturday. matter that he was thrown out Series star The Reds have the satisfaction Senators at the plate by Pete Rose in the of knowing they are only the third inning because Jim Palmer third team ever to come back see Baltimore's Brooks Robinson belts this pitch for a home run allowed five hits over the first and win the fourth game after seven in the second inning of Wednesday's World Series game. innings and seemed to losing the first three. But it's have the game under control. Despite four straight hits by Robinson, the Cincinnati Reds stayed in the series with a 6-5 victory. little consolation for them that both of those teams lost the The Reds' top two Tony Perez and sluggers, Johnny Bench, look to Cong EUROPE APWirephoto fifth game and were eliminated. LEE MAY were leading off the eighth but it WASHINGTON (UPI) — A House Subcommittee today gave Round-trip DC-8 JET assurances it would help the financially struggling Washington from New York llJCAS BIG SUCCESS Senators baseball team. Club Owner Robert E. Short, accompanied by Manger Ted For only $210* round trip, Icelandic Airlines flies you di¬ Williams, Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, and American rect to Luxembourg in the hea-t League President Joe Cronin, told the congressmen Tuesday he of Europe for best connections Goalie key to Spartan defense to everywhere. Daily jets. No would have to sell, move to another city, or declare the club groups to join. Stay one day or bankrupt. o 45. Fly Ic ic-for I Short said he lost more than $1 million this year and could not , Luxe bourg, England, Scotland, Nor¬ continue with his present lease, but added "I am not asking for a way, Sweden and Denmark. , free ride." Special fares for students and ! ByGARYSCHARRER student Klauss Hendricks and remembers the 3-0 loss to groups remaining overseas more i State News Sports Writer sophomore Nick Dujon earlier supporting him. Lucas stays alert, he learned in high school. When The present lease calls for a $65,000 minimum rent against 7 than 45 days. Major Cre Cleveland State in the opening —or Pay Later Plan. Mail this fall, but is back in the MSU however, by observing the play, the ball comes per cent of the gross. Short said he paid $151,000 last year. round of the NCAA tournament. whether it's taking place in front shooting in at the 'el ac ImSU soccer defenses have net after recording seven shutouts This year the Jamaican goalie is of him or downfield. goalie it tends to curve. By going What Short is seeking is a renegotiated lease, that would include Add $20 one way on Fi d Sat. in his junior year. out into the air he is able to Jecome a trademark of confident that the stay a bigger cut of the concession receipts and a share of parking fees. Spartan "I can see a play better from my with the ball and adjust if it Icellence through the years and It was more of a coincidence booters will go a long way. position so I can shout out Among his expenditures, Short mentioned policemen used to | To. Icelandic Airlines 630 Fifth Ave.. N.Y. 1C020 than anything else that brought curves. lis season's squad looks like one "I think this is a very patrol the Robert F. Kennedy Stadium where the Senators and Lucas to the MSU campus. After promising advice," Lucas said. "When there The dedicated senior is (212) PL 7-8585 at will not break with tradition, team, and I think the we will make it is no pressure on me I can tell our Washington Redskins play. Send folder CN on Lowest. ■nee soccer was given varsity graduating from Kingston College all the way," Lucas commented. probably one of the most serious Fares to Europe □ Stude players where their men are." individuals on the squad. In his Tatus at MSU in 1956, teams High School in Kingston, "Our defense can hold any team After watching this season's desire to win it often appears that pve Eve played in 146 contests and allowed only 129 goals, an Jamaica, Lucas desired further education but had no definite in the country and if I can teams from stop getting a goal we will squad develop the veteran goalie is convinced that this defense will he is a loner. Lucas has said that 20% DISCOUNT ON Eerage of less than one score per future plans. At the same time definitely go all the way," he make the team go. prior to a game he isn't really ■me. ■With senior defensive standouts former Spartan Soccer Coach, Gene Kenney, was in the added. Lucas has performed well in the "I think this is the best defense since I have come here," Lucas aware him. of what's going on around TYPEWRITER REPAIRS luzz Demling and Frank Morant recruiting field, looking for a early games of the season. In declared. "These fellows really lid adept sophomore performers goalie. Jamaicans ligel Goodison and Junior and Tony Keyes Trevor Harris informed three outings, so far, he hasn't allowed a goal. understand each other." FOR MSU STUDENTS Many Spartan fans are familiar pggins the defense appears ready Kenney about Lucas so Kenney The life of a goalie can be with the flying antics of the r another banner year. But got in contact with Lucas' high frustrating, especially if an colorful goalie and some are fciind the success of any soccer school coach. Lucas was working opposing team bombards the goal critical because they feel it is ■tense must come a competent for a radio station when his coach Ealie. The Spartans are fortunate contacted him. Shortly after with one shot after another or it unnecessary showmanship. LOWEST can get lonely as in the case of Lucas, however, shrugs this off by AIR FARES l/syear to have several top notch ■tminders on the roster. Lucas enrolled at MSU. Lucas brought excellent prep Lucas who has a good team saying that it's a technique that AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES TO EUROPE ■Senior Les Lucas faced stiff credentials with him. In his senior Don't just think 1477 Haslett Road, Haslett 339-8258 jmpetition from transfer year he was named the best high about it - Go Skiing school goalkeeper in Jamaica besides this Christmas Break! being a member of Jamaica's best high school team. As a MSU freshman Lucas was unable to compete on a varsity 'Hair Style Dec. 13-Dec. 20 8 days - 7 nights level because of the then existent National Collegiate Athletic at MT. TREMBLANT, Association (NCAA) rules prohibiting freshmen from varsity competition. 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Because smoked fish out code numbers on food customer adds the first and the may be a health hazard, it must containers are in for a downhill fourth digits to find out the be removed from the shelf not battle because the coding system month. The second and the third more than 14 days after it is lacks uniformity in style, digits stand for the date the item processed. purpose or information. is to be pulled off the shelf. A number of stores In fact, some companies will In a simpler four - throughout the nation are not even tell the grocer what digit code, the first two numerals stand for experimenting with open coding their codes mean, according to the month, and the second two systems. one local grocer. for the day. For example, 1007 In September, Great Scott "The only way the coding stands for Oct. 7. Supermarkets, a large chain in problem would be solved is with Biscuits, rolls, turnovers and suburban Detroit, started a uniform coding system," Larry other refrigerated dough posting signs in their stores to Fortino, owner of Larry's Shop products have a month and a tell the customers how to Rite, explained. day stamped on their containers. understand the codes. Food products most The manufacturer usually "We're satisfied with the commonly coded include eggs, recommends that the product be smoked fish, milk, luncheon system and we've had a used before this date. favorable response from the meats, hot dogs, bacon, biscuits, rolls and other Only two Michigan laws customers," a store said. refrigerated products. Time expired require food containers to have He said at first customers But the an expiration date which the would look on the bottom of consumer is on his customer can understand, said the stock to find the freshest Jerry Price, owner of this horse parked in front of the Union According to Owner Monte Tate, his 1961 Silver Cloud II Rolls Royce commands a own trying to figure out what Jack Hartzell, general supervisor the letters and numerals such Bldg., lives in Lansing and commutes daily to campus via this products with the latest codes, respect that on of the State but the novelty has worn off and American cars can't equal. An automatic metering device to check on oil level is included in anti-air pollution means of travel. Dept. «of the packages mean. Agriculture. customers now reach for the $24,000 sticker price. Milk dealers usually stamp the State News photo by Tom Gaunt Eggs packed under the closest item. State News photo by Don Gerstner expiration or pull date on the the numeral stands for the before the expiration date. Even cartons, said Bill McCarthy, second digit. if purchased on the last day of supervisor of the dairy division, In this code, A equals 0; B, 1; the code, it can be refrigerated Michigan Agriculture. Department of C, 2 and D, 3. This means A 9 is for four or five days without any BUYS VW FOR WINTER the ninth day of the month, B 6 Heatherwood Farms Co., a is spoilage problem, Jackson said. the 16th, and D 0 is the 30th. Lansing dairy, uses a The firm's vice ■ president of Different color fastener tags Rolls likens combination of letters and sale, Rolland Jackson, said on bread and other baked goods numbers to designate when to Heatherwood pull its milk off the shelf. The agreeable" to telling customers letter in the code stands for the first digit of the pull date, and what the codes mean. is "plenty often indicate on what day the bread is put bakers use on the shelf. Other the tags to determine owner car to art He said milk is usually sold the pull date. By RANDYGARTON Tate, who operates a and push button to change the communications consulting firm, a already purchased another car to car's ride from soft to hard by drive during the winter drives his Silver Cloud to His eight - year - old daughter month,. Shop Today and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. describes it as "the big green hydraulic pressure. What kind of car did he JU et's Ever dream of downtown Lansing everyday. owning a Roll's While Tate derives aesthetic after driving a Rolls buy Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.n Royce — over 20 grand worth of Most Rolls owners do not bread truck." Rovce for pleasure from his Rolls, he eyes three years? long, lean, shining steel, from drive their cars to work, with concern the approaching Standard equipment includes the winged Greek goddess at its according to Tate, because of push button method of Michigan winter. A 203 E. GRAND RIVER head to the smooth, curving their value. a Volkswagen. measuring the oil (no dipstick), This year he intends to "Because they're built to flanks in the rear? "People often stare at the car automatic window defrosters protect his Rolls Royce and has last," says Tate. Lansing resident Monte Tate while I'm driving, and when I'm Shop Hosier's First For The owns classic not one, but two of these automobiles, a 1961 parked, they may stop to admire it, but they very seldom touch Largest Selection... The Greatest Savings! Silver Cloud II and a 1937 Phantom III. The proverbial Rolls' owner is characterized it," he said. Worth four-door, saloon has $23,000 new, the long wheel base been Future teachers as very rich and driven over very eccentric, according to 30,000 miles since Tate Tate. purchased it three years ago. in inner city Sale! Our Most Famous "While most Rolls owners are well - to - do," Tate says, "they are not the eccentric millionaires Tate describes green Silver Cloud as "a work of art." his light that the general public believes "It's beautiful, dependable Inner city schools in Flint, committing themselves to one of All program levels operate Label Dyed-To-Match them to be." LIEBERMANN'S and the craftsmanship is Grand Rapids, Pontiac will become the classroom for Lansing and 400 MSU the more intensive programs for preparation of inner city teachers. simultaneously within the education department, a sequentially for students desiring education majors, Oct. 22, as At level one, more intensive training after level participants they participate in the observe teachers and students in a Fall Sportswear Now NOW -SAVE 20% ON introductory session extensive five level program. - of an regular classroom situation for the entire school day. Individual classroom observations, chosen Beginning its third year, the from all grade levels (K-12), are At Fabulous Savings! program is sponsored by the Mott Institute for Community discussed by the MSU participant and the visited school's Scapegoalers Improvement and the MSU administration and teaching education department. It- is staffs. designed to offer interested In Flint, elementary education receive blame students an early exposure to the majors will have a slightly WIRE $10 TO 515 realities of inner The sponsors city teaching. hope that such different schedule. Classrooms will be observed in the afternoon Computers arc continually exposure may lead students to following blamed for minor goofs that a morning discussion. should be attributed to human error in programming, operating, or in input data. Users Service Manager, DELTA SIGMA PI Donald E. 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APARTMENTS 3 or 4 WANTED TWO girls Fast State accept News will advertisinq which not 351-5859. 5-10-16 Automatic Completely 332-4228. washer and furnished. dryer. Call Furnished, 351-2491. 3-10-15 $200, utilities Evenings, l automotive discriminates against PAIR OF 1928 model A Call after 5:30 p.m., sports 489-2326. 10-10-28 call Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or coupes. 339-2044. Ask for Eric Hall. Auto Parts & Service national origin. 5-10-20 DELUXE TWO bedroom. Furnished. Close to Campus. $180 a month. YOUNG MALE share ■ Aviation - ap BAY COLONY, one and two 351-9036. 5-10-21 with l employment PEUGEOT, 1963. Black 404. $325. 11 as same. a.m. 9-10-23 393-3700. bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and Good transportation. Low 337-9228. HALSTEAD" ]» for rent mileage. 332-5650. 5-10-19 ONE OR TWO girls to share two up. Automotive bedroom, MANAGEMENT COMPANY, Apartments blocks from new apartment. Two Burcham Woods 351-7910. O CORVAIR 1965. Monza. Excellent PONTIAC FIREBIRD, 1969. 350 campus. $75 a Houses month. 351-9036. 5-10-21 Apartments condition, automatic transmission engine and more. $2250. Original . Rooms $500. 882-1878 except owner. 882-3168. 3-10-16 ROOMMATE NEEDED for 2 man • Saturday i for sale mornings. 5-10-20 PONTIAC CATALINA. 1967. Two COUPLE OR OLDER singles - very modern, furnished, 2 bedrooms, Furnished 1, 2, 3, & 4 Unfurnished Available. mail. apartment two Morrill. 351-7587. 3-10-15 blocks from • Animals CORVETTE 1967 convertible. door. Must sell. plus. Cedar at I96, near stores, on Mobile Homes 355-2873 Swimming Pool 353-7944. 3-10-15 busline. $145. 663-8418. 1-10-15 UNIVERSITY VILLA Three and 327/350. 4 speed. AM-FM, i personal Excellent condition. Best offer Ample Parking four man, furnished, $185 and up. PONTIAC FIREBIRD 400. HASLETT AREA. Spacious From $125 i peanuts PERSONAL 351-2645.10-10-16 4 speed. bedroom. Fully carpeted, luxury. 2 35 1-1669. HALSTEAD Power i real estate CUTLASS 1965. Silver with black steering, power brakes. 353-7839 or 351-4462. 3-10-15 New G.E. electrical appliances. Air 745 Burcham Drive. MANAGEMENT COMPANY > 351-7910. O i recreation top, 3 speed on floor, bucket conditioned, garbage disposal. Resident Manager 351-3118 Married I service seats. 10-10-15 $650. Call 351-7401 PORSCHE, 1963, Very good super 90 coupe. condition. $1695. couple. 339-2490 appointment. 5-10-21 for If no answer 484-4014. 1130 BEECH — two bedroom I Typing Service 372-2252. 3-10-16 student apartments. Furnished, air . ft transportation DODGE PICKUP, 1951. Runt greet! FOURTH GIRL needed for large NEW MANAGEMENT. 3 and 4 man. - conditioned. Close to campus. $170. Phone Keith, 332-8028 RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1969, 6 apartment. For information call 332-0965. HALSTEAD UNIVERSITY J WANTED 4-10-19 cylinder, automatic, 4 door. T let yoo hkie oe 351-8102. X-3-10-19 HASLETT ARMS. EVERGREEN. TERRACE, MANAGEMENT COMPANY, deadline Excellent condition. $1495. 351-7910. O Walking distance to II P.M. one class day FALCON 1962. $125. Good 677-4611. 5-10-21 FOK U&? - IT'S A DEMJNSTJ2370R!' GIRL NEEDED to share apartment. HALSTEAD campus. Near campus! 332-0143. MANAGEMENT EAST transportation, recently tuned by LANSING near campus. One |before publication. owner. 484-6013. 3-10-16 TR3, 1960. Triumph Roadster body. X-1-10-15 COMPANY, 351-1717, 351-9117. bedroom, furnished. i** cysjiaui/to Large, airy [cancellations - 12 noon 4 cylinder. Needs work. $200. 489-5604. 1225 N. Grand River. ONE MAN needed for two rooms. Air conditioned. ■one class day before FALCON 1965 delivery wagon. V-8 man West STODDARD APARTMENTS. One Beautifully maintained. Select 5-10-15 publication. engine. Good condition. Phone clientele. Lease. 332-3135 bedroom, furnished, near campus. or phone 6699748. 1-10-15 Scooters & Cycles Employment Call 351-8238. O 882-6549. O CONGENIAL GIRL for 2 man. $55 355 8255 AB TRIUMPH 1966 HONDA 450, 1967 Scrambler. DENTAL ASSISTANT for includes utilities. Close. 355-7973. - BODE, Holt. Modern 1 - 2 Houses rates Spitfire, removable Excellent shape and clean. Fall 2-10-16 bedrooms. Furnished, orthodontic office. Orthodontic FORD GALAXIE hardtop, $600. Call after 4 p.m., unfurnished. Family living. A day $1-50 1966. V-8. 339-2914. 2-10-16 special. 694-8262. 5-10-19 experience necessary. Full or part Schools and stores close. Heat and HOUSE, CLOSE, carpeting and' Automatic transmission. Excellent time. MARRIED STUDENTS: spacious 2 drapes, office in basement, garage. 482-9695, days. 484-0702, n 5c per word per day condition. A steal at $725 bedroom apartments. Carpeting, utilities, except electricity. Married couple, $175 monthly. TRIUMPH 1957 1962 TRIUMPH. 650 Scrambler. evenings. 5-10-20 ■3 days $4.00 699-2652. 3-10-19 GT6. Good drapes, air Starting at $150. Call 669-6601 or Good condition. $400. Call conditioning, and 351-5705. 2-10-15 condition. Best offer over $1300. Il3'/ic per word per day Call 371-1776, ask for Dale. After 484-5761. 3-10-15 ATTENTION VOLUNTEER WSI'S kitchen appliances, otherwise 669-3676. 10-10-22 Senior Life Savers. Needed at unfurnished. 20 minutes from NEAR CAMPUS. Girl needed for Kdays $6.50 6 p.m., call 371-1876. 3-10-16 or campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern WANTED: LADY to share upstairs YAMAHA 1970. 250 Enduro. 950 Michigan School for the Blind. house. $54/month. Utilities paid. ■ 3c per word per day Contact Nels Bullock, 373-3730, brick building. $160/month. Call apartment in Williamston. Trudy, 332-5475. 2-10-15 TRIUMPH TR-3. New paint. Good miles. Knobbies, cheap. Call n 10 words per ad) Ext. 63 after 1 p.m. 2-10-15 Mr. Shimnoski, evenings 655-1177,655-3720. 2-10-15 tires. Runs well. $435. 482-7351. 332-6389.4-10-16 IMPALA 663-4266. 5-10-21 SUBLET LARGE furnished 4 man. IPeanuts Personals must be CONVERTIBLE, 1965. 2-10-16 SALES LADY for Boutique Shop in NEEDED: FOURTH man for Fee House, $60 each. Near campus. At Beige / black. New tires, excellent HONDA 1968 S90. 2700 miles. ■prepaid. condition. $850. 351-0184. Good condition. $200, 337-2176. Frandor Shopping Center. Must be TWO BRAND NEW apartment. $190 per term. 507 Spartan. 351-6274. 5-10-20 VOLKSWAGEN 1970. Excellent 353-1917. 3-10-16 3-10-15 3-10-15 able to style wigs and sell. Call There will be a 50c service condition. Bargain price. Phone 2 BEDROOM LUXURY Mrs. Cody, 351-5806. 3-10-19 DUPLEX IN the country. Children hnd bookkeeping charge if 882-3086 after 5 p.m. 2-10-16 APARTMENTS NOW rWO MEN for 4 man apartment. and JAGUAR, 1967 XKE Roadster, TRIUMPH pets welcome. 485-5006. 1970. Tiger 650cc. $55 each. Large. Walking distance. |his ad is not paid within $3100. Call 485-9664, after 5:30 NEEDED: DENTAL assistant. READY FOR LEASING. 3-10-16 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Good Excellent condition. 5 months 332-3255, days. C iweek. p.m. 4-10-16 condition. Black Beetle. old. 351-6180. 3-10-15 Experience required, full time $450. GIRL NEEDED to sublease luxury position. Call 332-2939. 3-10-19 ! State News will be Call 694-0711 evenings. 3-10-16 All new furniture and ONE MAN needed. Own bedroom. house winter term, due to student JAGUAR - XKE, 1968 3 band TRIUMPH 1970. Trophy 500. Neat Close to Furnished. Responsible only for the . YOUNG MAN to work several hours appliances. Next to campus, campus. teaching. Call 332-3143 after 5 radio, air conditioning, new paint VOLKSWAGEN 1969. bike. With helmet. Don, day's incorrect and exhaust. Phone 485-5622. Vinyl 371-1571.4-10-16 a week doing yardwork and odd for 3 or 4 people or married _ 351-3373.5-10-16 p.m. 5-10-20 interior. Radio, whitewalls. Just Insertion. 5-10-20 jobs. ED 7-0485. 2-10-16 couples. Large picture ONE MAN efficiency furnished, completely tuned. A-1 shape. windows and balconies. Call EAST LANSING - 7 room 1968 HONDA 305 Scrambler. utilities paid. Call after 5, $1600. 489-1834 after 5:30 p.m. contemporary ranch. Near Marble MERCURY MONTEREY 1966, V-8, Excellent condition. $400. Phone, 332-4432. 332-0309 5-10-19 2-J_0-15_ McDonald School. Call between automatic 2 door hardtop, power 355-8818. 3-10-16 5:45 - 6:45 p.m. 5300/month. VOLKSWAGEN 1963 sunroof, gas ' TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. steering. Excellent condition. 332-8363.5-10-16 $875. After 6 p.m., heater, 1965 re-built engine. Call HARLEY DAVIDSON, 125cc, For Rent burnished two bedroom for Lake view lots. No lease. 641-4295. Automotive 6-10-20 351-3677. 5-10-19 Rapido. 4,000 miles. Must sell. couple, or two related graduate 641-6601. TF ' THREE BEDROOMS. Northwest 351-3218, mornings. 5-10-16 STROBE LIGHT rentals by the night men, $125 plus utilities. ED Lansing, available for student IBT'IM AMERICA, 1968 , 26.000 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1966.8 2-4770. 3-10-15 EAST LANSING Extra large 2 Call 484-3392. 5-10-16 or weekend. Call Marshall Music Tile.. Clean! S895. 355-9859, automatic. Power steering and Auto Service & Parts bedroom. Unfurnished except for Company, 351-7830. C-1-10-15 Jfternoons, evenings. 3-10-16 top. Deluxe interior. $850. 'W 1969. Green sedan, white - walls mature congenial girl needed for carpeting, drapes, 2 beds, range. 332-3107. 3-10-15 355-0706. 5-10-21 new 2 man mobile home. IV AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and COMPACT REFRIGERATOR 2002, 1969 4 spoed. AM-FM. with radio. Owner must sell Super cheap. 351-9528. 3-10-15 miles. Excellent, $2500. American cars. If we can't fix it, it rentals, 2 cubic feet deluxe. Call HILLCREST. Near campus. 3 and 4 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1965. immediately. $1700 or best offer. Pogf" Laine, 353-4377, days. 289 automatic. 351-2673. 3-10-15 cen't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O now. Campus Coolers, 351-5652. EAST man furnished. Dishwasher. $240. Rooms Sharp. $595. 2-10-16 LANSING; ♦■jrnished. 35 1-0705. Phone 694-9522. 3-10-19 efficiency, on«v tPn. Near HALSTEAD Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men ■CK VM STEREOS, for rent. $9.50 per MSU. $120-*\5o. includes all MANAGEMENT COMPANY, or women. WILDCAT convertible, 1965. MUSTANG 1967 fastback. new utilities. Call 332-2446. 5-10-19 351-1717. O Membership privileges. month. A to Z RENTAL. Jood rubber. S400 or best offer. shocks, tires; Cobra kit, mags, Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, 182-2993. 5 10-16 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 337-1617. 6-10-16 CAME LOT VOLVO, 1963. P.1800 Excellent HURRY ONLY left. Frunished APARTMENTS, 4901 gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O must liquidate. 351-3650. 5-10-20 Kalamazoo Street one South . . . Since 1940. Pennsylvania. QUIET condition. Phone, PRECISION RENT A TV and watch your favorite one bedroom near downtown Complete auto painting and location for married, grad students ONE MAN for two bedroom flat. MUSTANG 1965 six. Automatic, IMPORTS, 484-4411. 5-10-19 collision service. IV 5-0256. C program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, Lansing. Carpeted, air and Own room. After 9:30 p.m.. conditioned, faculty. ONE bedroom radio. Completely winterized. laundry facilities. __337-_1300_C $145/month plus furnished. $150 monthly. 485-7594. 5-10-15 $550. 489-6642. 353-0346. electricity. Scooters & Cycles TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free Immediate Immediate possession. Call 3-10-19 Aviation deliveries. Call SELCO WALTER occupancy. Phone Manager, 393-8657 or FOX YOUNG LADIES:'10 minutes from NELLER CO. |IAR0 RALLYE Sport 1967. 1967 SUZUKI 250cc. X-6. Good COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, campus. Completely furnished. OLDSMOBILE 442, 1965. 4 speed. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to 489-6561. Weekends or evenings, es. Best offer. M954. Q 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-21 351-4377, Best shape. Best offer. 332-3215. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. 393-0206. 4-10-16 i. 5-10-21 offer, must sacrifice. 3-10-19 351-6699. 3-10-15 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C TV RENTALS. Color and black and NEED TWO THE HALLOWEEN SPOOKY SPECIAL roommates. Luxury (VR0LET *rdtop. V-8 1967 Malibu. 2 door OLDSMOBILE 1969. Delta 88 DUCATI 1966. Street Scrambler, white. MARSHALL COMPANY, 351-7830. C MUSIC furnished 4-man apartment. automatic, leering. 36,000 miles. Excellent power Royale. Loaded. Must sell. Make 350cc. $350 337-2381. 5-10-21 or best offer. Employment $85/month. No lease. One block from campus. Call after 6 p.m., HAS A SPECIAL PLACE FOR YOU offer. 332-1363, 351-8810. TV RENTALS 'Jon. $1050. TU 2-0700. 2-10-16 1966, 305cc Yamaha, completely PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per week. monthly - and Students term only. Low rates. Call 351-3685. TF A full page in Orange and Black Car necessary. Call overhauled, good condition. 500 351-7900 to reserve yours. FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. OLDSMOBILE 1965. Power brakes, 351-7319 for interview. C color. Fill a pumpkin with your |VR0LET ~>r, 1966. 8 standard shift. cylinder, 4 power steering. Good condition. miles since over hauled. $350. Call 625-7726 after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-21 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS C Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C rj- Halloween message. Place in person Body in good $590. 484-2391. 1-10-15 WAITRESS WANTED, Sugar Loaf pe, runs well. PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. 347 Student Services $490. Call ■55 1618. 2-10-15 Village. 21 and experienced. Call SUZUKI Mod transportation! Compact Refrigerators, rentals. £&|V|VYK:c - 482-4609. 5-10-16 OLDSMOBILE F85, 1962. Good 1966 250cc. Good condition. 2 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES & CEDAR GREENS before Oct. 28. Prepaid. ■VY TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O •arpeted. VAN 1965. $500. Paneled and - condition, power brakes, power steering, 882-6794. 3-10-16 helmets. 485-3813, after 1 Sacrifice p.m. 5-10-19 $250. GLAMOROUS POSITION ground J/ 1x2 inch space only $5 332-1632. ■•10-16 floor opportunity with 1 Bedroom Furnished ■ VElle 1967, OLDS CUTLASS 'S' 1969. 2 door HONDA 300, 1965, road bike. Good conditionl $225. Call 655-1464. multi-million dollar cosmetic company. $10 an hour, and up. Apartments Malibu. V-8, hardtop. Black vinyl roof. All Short Term Leases Eg OS|T OP1S.EA "Wtomatic, )n hardtop. Best Excellent power and factory air. 20,000 3-10-15 337-1194. 10-10-16 BOOZE! SMOKE! and Meadowbrook Trace is where it's chicksll CROSSWORD P I 'l eIa MllURN" offer. Leaving miles. Roger Laine, 353-4377, 1 cE RMBE QUEST |10."16 332'2697 8f,er 5 P m' days. 4-10-16 PART TIME employment: 12-20 hours per week. Automobile at! One or two guys to share 2 PUZZLE CHA FEiNU NJHH bedroom, 2 bath apartment. ■YSLER NEWPORT, OLDS 1965. Jetstar I. 2 door required. 351-5800. O $70/month. 882-2271. 5-10-15 ■■QAlEi DER TRADE FOR motorcycle or sale, AMI D W)or Radio. Power 1963. 4 hardtop. Low mileage. Excellent 1964 Ford ACROSS ASE1T OPE steering and condition. 393-4766. 3-10-16 and 1957 Dodge ,0 , 28 Impudent . . bIarMpla vers wagon. 625-7425 after 7 p.m. IfpreSiKCGn00d A,N N EXBA P — cor|dition. Why Pay More for Snow Tires? Best 1. Tongue of a 29 Charter f'er 355.0692, 3-10-15 3-10-16 OLDS DELTA 88, 1966. V-8. Power shoe 5. Incursion 31 Daunt 33. Porter's home HavIIzE jBKJA M A U pVl N«L 1 E U ■no,?' 1967 • ln 90od condition, steering, power brakes. Real HONDA 1969 450 Custom 10. Clothe 34 Fanon oVlMa c aBa fcn n^r take 0ver payments. speakers. Very good condition. Scrambler. Excellent condition. 11. Degraded 36 Cape g a r f5'3746. 3 10-16 $800. 355-8126. 5-10-16 $650. Call 371-1543. 2-10-15 13 Finished 3S Overthrow t eeT'Iepmnasai Save 50% and More on 14. Refined 15. Plural ending 39 Applicant 44 Ahead 17. Brood 45 Bay 19. Wallaba 46 Throb DOWN 45. Danger 1 D0WN 4 Man Apt. Available Polyester Fiberglass Belted Tires 20. Destiny 21. Countrified 47 Envy 49 Therefore 23. Piece of butter 50. Control 1 Out of 2. Deep affection Devotee 6 Death notice Speed boat 26. Twitching 51. Fluffy 3. Retired 8- Peer GVnt s mother E7814 Twin Stripe Whitewall 4 8 9 9 Biblical % %i at Riverside East Apts. $3 J 31 +F.E.T 10 i IM % pronoun 12.leave 16. Pungent 13 Mounting FREE, No Exchange. 17 % IB %|'S 19 18. Toddler 19. War god 1310 E. Grand River io 3i % ii 22. Astir 23. Snapshot El;Egi.=CTa %% P2^ 26 27 26 24. Exposure 25. Springe 29 % 3o 3l 33 27 Medical examiner BROKEN LEASE - AVAILABLE 3H 36 P ii 30. City railway 1M/NS ¥% 32 Existed 35 Aftersong 36 PERIOD 10 HO 15 ON 9 mo. y4 *6 37. Gaiters 40. Fury automotive Hi % «e <4$ 41. Reflected sound specialists % 42. Chief cook PHONE 332-8292 Bgg N. LARCH % '4k SO % Si 43 Pavilion 45 Furrow Rupees: abbr. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, ou,lbi,r |S | For Sale For Sale Personal Peanuts Personal Serv'ice Student i TWO COMPLETE double beds RICHARDSON, 1969, 3 bedroom, NOW DOING Razor Cuts and styling. VAN. THANKS for walking into my complete theses DIRECTORY , Discount (used). Good condition. skirted, shed. Children, pet section Union Building Barber Shop. life 18 months ago. Only 265 days printing |BM\ » 485-7016. 2-10-16 in King Arthur's Court. Phone C-1-10-16 to go. Happy Anniversary. Love binding 0» ?hS H GUITAR AMPLIFIER 489-4153. 3-10-19 Sue. 1-10-16 publications. "AC AcroSL^ Lafayette. and ORIGIN: G-STRING below Reverb, tremelo, two twelve inch VAGABOND. 1967. 12x60. Skirted. Recreation Style el NORTON'S The style you want - WARREN'S SHOES Jensen speakers. Never used. $60. 351-8733. 1-10-15 King Arthur's Court. Best offer. The word G-string supposedly COPYGRAPH 337-1666. «&'■ ERVI" for that special date! 489 7089. 5 10-16 into when C Frandor Shell Station. Major Frandor came use an early BAR M Stable: Horse drawn Elda - Diane repairs including muffler and NEWLY ARRIVED CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. MUST SELL this week. $695. Near stripteaser dropped that part hayrides. Group rates on riding. Typewriter brake work. Mechanic Beauty Salon of her costume on a dresser on Refrigerator, $19,95. Bed, $19.95. MSU. Fine condition. 32 x 8 Boarding, instruction. 127 south Complete hair care and it formed the letter "G." duty. All State Road Service. Wide selection of Boot Shoes ABC SECONDHAND STORE, Curtis. 351-7219. 5-10-19 to Barnes, left. 589-8814. 1-10-15 3024 E. Saginaw. 489-8010. 1208 Turner. C Today businesses making Over 40 styles custom tailored G-strings SPAIN. THIS Spring break - $290. Lost & Found charge as much as $200. For details call Tom or Paul at GEORGE TOTH SUEDE and LEATHER 339-8326 353-1313. 2-10-16 MARSH QUAINT SHOP Looking for an unusual or CUSTOM TAILORING SHOP Cleaning and Refinishing Johnny Suds. 355-9434. 5-10 15 LOST: PUPPY. Answers to Ernie. * Needlepoint & Accessories business opportunity? Be sure Cedar Village area. Phone CHRISTMAS BREAK ANN BROWN: alterations, custom tailoring, repaii * Knitting Yarns Okemos FISHER 700 receiver. Pioneer SX990 351-2366. 1-10-15 to check the State News Typing in SPAIN offset printing Comp|et| Classified Ads each day! * Haviland China & Lamps Dry Cleaners receiver, electronic speakers, Sony 9 Days for dissertations , Baton Rapids 2155 Hamilton Road 630D tape deck. Excellent LOST: GLASSES Tortoise shell . FREE DOLBY - Advent Tape Clinic manuscripts, gen*,, ^ 663-5821 Okemos 332-0611 condition. 355-8024. 2-10-16 round frames, brown case. Call $209.00 . 351-1764. 1-10-15 this Saturday. Improve recordings by eliminating tape hiss your Limited Space _ 21 vears experience. MSU Ski Club Presents: PLAYBOY COLLECTION Call Frank Buck BARBI MEL: • EYES EXAMINED and expanding recording time. Typing 1963-1967. Others 1956-1968. ST. BERNARD puppy. Female, 4 351-8604 No job too • GLASSES Hi-Fi Buys, 1101 East Grand large or JEAN CLAUDE KILLY Call Dave. 355-8815. 1-10-15 months old. Lost in area of Mt. Block off campus. to. River. 2-10-16 • CONTACT LENS Hope - Hagadorn. 332-3156 or RIDING, HAYRIDES and party 332-3255 { November 9th, 8 p.m. DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist MUST SELL. 332-6721. 3-10-16 Magnavox home For appointments call I Wide World of Sports theater. 2 weeks old. $1000, new. STUDENTS - EUROPE for room. 677-0071. WHITE BIRCH 351-8811 University Auditorium Co-Optical Services will sell for $850 or best offer. SMALL BROWN camera case lost Christmas, Easter or Summer? STABLES AND SHOP. 0-10-30 Over S2.000 in door 5218 S. Logan 393-4230 351-7611 after 5 p.m. 2-10-16 Beaumont Tower Sunday. Employment opportunities, prizes near economical REWARDI Call 355-3722. flights, discounts. BUD'S CONTACT LENS KENMORE PORTABLE washer. 8 3-10-15 Write for information (Air Mail) Real Estate COLLEGE TRAVEL months old, excellent condition. ANGLO AMERICA AUTO PARTS SERVICES 655-3690 or 655-1089. 2-10-16 LOST: ALL Grey, green eyed Persian ASSOCIATION. 60a Pyle Street, COUNTRY. NEW four bedroom, 2 Late Model Motors and D. M. DEAN, a a OFFICE kitten, near Paul Revere's. Phone Newport I.W. England. 1-10-15 bath ranch. Carpeted, $25,000. Compltti Professional Thesis Sinu, Mlltlri parts a speciality 210 Abbott Rd. 130 West Grand River Blvd, 1970 Zig Zag sewing machine. Sue, before 4:30 p.m., 372-4050. 646-6376. O Brochun ind ind DocLr.l Ciirfij,,? MOTHER - THANKS awfully! What Consultation ntlu Suite #16 $39.95 with easy terms. Call 3-10-15 CIIH ind Paula Halfway between Holt and 351-6010 9. 4-10-16 groovy sweaters we make in Haughey 337 I52J „ Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 332-6563 LOST: GLASSES between Holmes Britain. I'm getting one for Service BANJO 4 and Chem Building. Reward. Call Charles. Anne. 1-10-15 DISSERTATIONS. THESES string Banner blue, CHILD CARE papers. Expert typist WASHDAY SAVINGS collector's item. 353-6227.4-10-16 Opening for with 50 years old, in English. IBM. 25c per load preschooler in my licensed home. (Also The best for less excellent playing condition. $75 Peanuts Personal Weekdays. St. Lawrence area. 351-8950. OO 372-8158. 3-10-15 LOST: MEN'S gold, initialed ring. Special Texas Washer 50c 485-9515. 2-10-16 BOB JONES PAINTS Initials SDG. Call 355-7325. WENDROW'S ECONOWASH WHITE BIRCH J.A.K. HAPPY 2ND. 2 down, 10 to 3006 Vine St. STABLE AND SHOP. FAROUT All CANDLES and incense. shapes, colors, sizes, scents. _ 300-15 go. The time is now, look up. NEED COPIES? Transportation 393-1123. 5-10-16 LOST: GOLD Schwinn Varsity There is time. D.A.G. 1-10-15 Want . to I lp.m. l blk. W. of Sears Call 677-0071 for appt. to save money? The 10-speed. Chrome fenders, basket, DON'T TRUST LUCK! brand new tires. License 1267. CONGRATULATIONS LOIS Faust Copy Shoppe can show you done fast with Classified G„ ENTIRE FAMILY wear glasses? Save how to get two Xerox copies Adst" BEAD CRAFTS, at Optical Discount, 2615 East 353-2781. 3-10-16 on becoming a Little Sister of the 355-8255 to turn for the household" Michigan Avenue, 372-7409 Laurel pledge. Big brother, Ken. price of one. Phone into cash now! DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES, 332-4222. C-10-16 LOST: GRAY white striped male cat 1-10-15 MSU Ski Club still has a few ART REPRODUCTIONS vicinity 200 block Bailey Street. openings on the Austria trip. candle making supplies Swap SOMETHING you don't For information call That says so much ... CARPETS 7'x9', green; 13' x 11, No front claws. 332-6472. 3-10-16 Reward. Call jSHERYL MY veteran Little Sisti Thanx for for something you dot Dial Wanted Building Specialties gold. New kitchen table 2V4' x 4'; everything. BBJ. 353-5199. 355-8255 to place a Want Ad 693 M-43. Okemos, 337-7505 355-8255 new hood for 30" stove. Beige 1-10-15 colonial chair, $5.00. 372-3912. DESPERATELY NEED 2 tr 3-10-16 Personal DARCI CARLSON and Pam together for MSU-UM gamer MOD LOOK also 355-0227 or 355-3235 r Stansbury. Congratulations from alterations, LARGE FREE ... A lesson in complexion dressmaking. Satisfaction 2-10-16 AM-FM, FM stereo, Big Brother Mike. 1-10-15 For Sale For Sale For Sale semi-portable with VM turntable. care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan guaranteed. Mrs. Elliott, or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. 372-4766. 5-10-16 ONE SENIOR ticket. 15" detachable speakers. Natural CONGRATULATIONS NANCY VOX DOUBLE keyboard organ. Best WASHING MACHINE, new MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all fruitwood. New, $329. Sell for MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC Dyer and Paula Guss on becoming Homecoming game. Call St condition; bathroom cabinets, brands. 30% off list price. Rich; STUDIOS. C-10-1 PORTRAITS, CANDIDS, Passport. 393-5276 evenings or offer. Call 355-1140, after 1 p.m. $110. 351-1039. 3-10-16 Little Sister pledges. Big Brother Saturday perfect; boat trailer hitch; VW ski 351-5869. C Commercial black and white, Sunday morningl 2-10-16 3-10-15 Mike. 1-10-15 rack, drapes; WOULD THE person who purchased color photography. Phone hamper, etc. POSTER COLLECTORS 351-5543, East Lansing. S BOX TRAILER. High sides. 8' long, Animals the Fisher speakers from Wilcox CONGRATULATIONS 355 5726. 5-10-16 DIFFICULTY GETTING in ANN and 5' wide. With lights. Good Second Hand Store last week like with someone? SAN FRANCISCO ROCK Cindy on becoming Phi Tau Little MAN'S DOUBLE breasted, fake fur condition. $135. 351-3645. FREE. MIXED breed to make a nice profit on resale of PROFESSIONAL DRUM instruction. "Personal" Ad. Dial CONCERT POSTERS puppies to Sisters. Big Brother Mark. 1-10-15 coat, size 46. 882-1855, evenings. 2-10-16 responsible animal lovers. Small speakers? If so, phone 489-4619. Call Marshall Music. 351-7830 or todayI 3-10-15 conformation. Ideal for apartment 3-10-15 Full color. Out of ANDREA AND Ruth, Paige, 351-1020. 3-10-16 print. Full SAIL BOAT. National One — design. pets. Call ED 2-2476 after 5:30 TWO ADULT tickets for M size POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, congratulations on becoming a Phi originals, from the 3 sets of sails. With trailer. 3-10-15 game. 355-2326. Fillmore Auditorium special sale. $29,95 up, plus Excellent buy. $450. 351-3645. p.m. SENIORS! Tau Little Sister. Big (Little) evenings. 2-10-16 . . . Brother Jack. 1-10-15 Guaranteed highest quality or crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 2-10-16 FEMALE PUREBRED SEALPOINT Have your FREE yearbook 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, money refunded. Originally kitten. Beautiful markings and ONE SENIOR coupon lor cost $1.50 ea. Limited offer 6 Lansing. C DRAFTING PARALLEL 36", used picture taken now!!! Call CONGRATULATIONS TO Little I personality. Shots. $20. 351-9267. 3 53-5292 Sister Denise from Phi Tau big game, October 24. Call for $4.95. We pay postage. SWEET CIDER at Corda West Mill, about one year. $19. Call tV 2-0136. 5-10-21 2-10-15 appointment. for an brother Ron. 1-10-15 Typing Service _ 332-3551. 1-10-15 ARBUCKLE BROS., 3871 5817 North Okemos Road. TAME FEMALE squirrel monkey, SOMETHING TO shout about FOLKS WITH keen eyes for items, Piedmont Ave., Oakland, Ca. . . . 337-7974. 20-10-30 ANN AND Terri, congratulations on GIGANTIC GARAGE Sale. Alpha with WOULD THE person who purchased the fast results when sell interest read the "PEANi 94611. cage and food Call you . the Garrard turntable from Wilcox becoming Phi Tau Little Sisters, household goods with Want Ads. Chi Omega Sorority Alumni 351-6266. 3-10-16 PERSONALS" in the State FISHER XP6 BEDS, $19.95. Refrigerators, $19.95. Second Hand Store last week like Big Brother Mark. 1-10-15 Dial 355-8255 nowl speaker system. Chapter. Saturday, October 17, 9 - Classified. Roberts - Akai X200D stereo reel Buy, Sell. ABC SECONDHAND 5 p.m. 243 Burcham Drive, East to make a nice profit on resale of STORE' 1208 Turner. C LINDA AND Gail. Congratulations to reel tape deck with cross - field. turntable? If so, phone 489-4619 Lansing. 2-10-16 on becoming Little Sisters of the Garrard model AT60 stereo 3-10-15 CROWN WOW! PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, Laurel. Big Brother Dave. 1-10-15 changer. Sony model 200 stereo "REMINGTON WOODSMASTER." sofas, hassocks. Super colors. DON RIEGLE needs your helpl Join tape recorder. Fisher TX100 300 Savage Deer Rifle. Model 81. Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon his Congressional AND A Happy Birthday to Simple stereo amp preamp. Fisher modei - Case included. campaign in Midnight. O 337-2679, Flint. For Simon from the Chartreuse 101R tuner. Panasonic 8 track 353-6071.2-10-16 information, 351-2546, BASSETT HOUND evenings. 5-10-20 Stimuli. 1-10-15 cartridge deck. Panasonic mini - puppies. Field SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. and show blood lines. AKC, Shots changer. Webcor AM-FM plus 8 GIGANTIC BASEMENT rummage FROM TOYOTA Brand new portables - $49.95, track stereo receiver. Knight 80 sale. Winter clothes, and wormed. 882-8892. 5-10-19 $5.00 per month. Large selection all sizes: watt amp preamp. amp. amplifier. Dynaco Pioneer reverb model Concertone SCA35 of reconditioned used machines. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New coats, suits, sweaters, dresses. Many items brand new. Children and baby clothes and many other HORSES BOARDED. Box stalls. 15 minutes east of MSU. 1-468-3665. Draft Information Center Home & "Many Others." $19.95 r e vers-o-matic stereo tape miscellaneous items. 9 6 p.m. 5-10-16 to $39.95, Terms. EDWARDS - 507 Grand River recorder. Stereo speakers, $15 up. Thursday DISTRIBUTING - Saturday. 425 Turntables S25 up. 8 track tapes COMPANY, Stoddard, E. Lansing. 2-10-16 Over Campus Bookstore $2.50 each or trade. TV sets, 1115 North Washingtion, Mobile Homes 489-6448. C-10-1 radios, beds, cameras, typewriters, FORMICA TOP kitchen table, chairs. jewelry. We Buy, Sell and Trade! KEY 1968, 12x65, 2 bedroom. Bow Monday through Saturday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Good condition. $20. 484-4818 WILCOX SECONDHAND 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, 1-10-15 window, fully carpeted, walnut Monday through Friday 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. canisters and uprights. Guaranteed STORE, 509 East Michigan. paneling, plumbing for washer. one full year. $7.88 and up. 485-4391, 8 a.m. -5:30 p.m. C APPLE CIDER, APPLES, DENNIS DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 1970 SINGER. $55.00 cash price. Just a few months old in a Excellent Stonegate. 393-0287. 5-10-19 condition. Priced to Lot at sell. Phone: 351-5283 Opposite City Market. C-10-1 beautiful walnut sew table, DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives fully added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, equipped to zig-zag, monogram 8' x 38' TRAILER $900 or best GUARANTEED USED and make buttonholes. You have a 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. sewing offer. Close to campus. Call after machines, $9.95 65 to selection of fancy embroidery 27.669-3157.0 up, over 5 p.m. 625-7190 designs or 351-7687. choose from. Portable and cabinet by choosing from an 5-10-7 DEER RIFLE - Winchester model models, some late models. Zig-zag assortment of cams. Also winds TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 100. Semi • automatic caliber 308, and straight stitchers. ELECTRO the bobbin automatically. Buy on 1969 LIBERTY. Mobile home. units. These spacious luxury OUR GREATEST BAR like new, $120. 355-8175. 5-10-15 GRAND, 804 East Michigan E-Z terms. Call 484-4553, 9 a.m. - 12x50. Located in apartments are completely 9 p.m. 0-10-16 Stonegate. Avenue, Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m., Make an offer, must sell. carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean ROYAL Saturday 9-12 noon. DELUXE Typewriter Portable, $30. Phone 393-4625 STEREO 8 track, walnut cabinet 393-1551. 5-10-21 furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and THE TOYOTA after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-15 ANTIQUE MAPLE table, matching with 4 speakers, $80. 353-1534. MUST SELL. individual control - central air conditioning. These four man 1962 10x55 Alma chairs, buffet. $95. 351-8154, 613 5-10-16 MEN'S TEN speed bicycle. Excellent Lexington. 5-10-20 trailer, condition. 2 $2500 bedroom. or best Good offer. units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure IS A MIRACLE condition. Must sell. 351-3218 time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated TAPPAN ELECTRIC range, See at Havana Trailer Court on good mornings. 5-10-16 STEREO TAPES, old comic books condition. Large Revco North U.S. 27, Lot 88. 2-10-16 swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you freezer, from 1952 and up. 351-8154. and 1964 The overall construction features a Chevy. 651-5610. want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKIiMGi !AM call very low center of gravity Fall 3-10-16 3-10-16 1969 NEW Moon. Excellent yet more road - clearance than most sedans. Its 6 cyl condition. Fully carpeted and today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. ENCYCLOPEDIA powerplant was developed from a race car engine, not '<* BRITANNICA MUST SELL. 23 foot Fan completely furnished. Ideal for luxury high performance perhaps, but for light weight. (It weigto leases with year books and bookcase. Like new, seldom 9-5809, before 3 p.m. 3-10-16 used. IV liner travel trailer. Self contained. Any reasonable offer below young couple, must appreciate. Located in Windsor Estates. Call 646-4651. 5-10-20 see to only 25 lbs. more than the 4 cyl. engine in the popular Corona.) Thus giving the nearly 3000 lbs. Crown outstandinj $2395. 627-6494. 5-10-19 One Bedroom weight distribution and balance. MODELOPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY Furnished FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: $160 • $17C Unfurnished 1 Apt. Available MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 The crankshaft has electronically balanced by testing equipment ever used seven lead some bronze bearings a of the most sophisticated in automobile production. The design $150 and styling is a wonderful balance between modern good taste with heavy emphasis on a roomy and practical Two Bedroom Furnished * t&e Americana SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. interior combined with the dimensions and bulkiness. The very minimum of exterior doors perfectly balanced, they'll close ^ $180 $190 are so themselves and Had 1 apt. that didn't move in never need to be slammed. Unfurnished $170 dtopckmcrtam People who appreciate the better quality automobiles are quick to recognize the of fine import^ Toyota Crown I Super large 4 man 4620 S. Hagadorn outstanding value. 3 parking spaces MANACEMENTEXCl.USITEI. Y BY Available as 4 dr. Sedan and 7 passenger wagon ai Phone 332-5322 Alco Management Company WHEELS TOYOTA INC 240d E. Michigan Ave. - Just West of Frandor Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. October 15. 1970 15 Inn HQ Women claim credit jervice charge per Philip C. Thorpe, Associate Professor of Lew, Indiana (continued from page one! program in Vietnam, "anattempt Viet by Cong in Southeast our New York City," the letter said. Asia and brothers in the prisons of in Harvard Squard Monday night. Massachusetts Fire Marshal Ralph Garrett said the bomb officers entered the lobby of the building to search for a bomb in bombings Seale, national chairman of the Black Panther party, was In reaction to the current wave of bombings. President Nixon has Iprtion - to be pre • paid. 12 T deadline 1 class day before. Lew, will be on University, School our campus of to destroy the entire lifestyle of the Vietnamese culture and Leaflets charging the center apparently was concealed in a after an earlier search had been made to be sure that no one was appearing in one of the courtrooms for a pretrial hearing ordered the FBI into the investigation, an bombing increased patrol Wednesday, Oct. 21 to talk with with complicity in engineering an metal box in people," was created at an unlocked wooden In the center. murder charges stemming of federally maintained pre-law students. The interviews will the anti on buildings Harvard center. - Communist coup in desk used by Army Col. Donald The Harvard center, two blocks be held in Room 103, Linton from the death of a party has been ordered and airport I. weekend at the ALBATROSS, a Students seeking an appointment Hall. "This, our tribe's first action, is Indonesia in 1965 were Bletz, a researcher. from Harvard Yard, recieves 15 member. authorities have intensified iSTuse I «ha. «eels HUMAN I cell 355-8677. may part of a national fall offensive by distributed in Harvard and Radcliffe dormitories Tuesday The leaflets distributed earlier per cent of its budget from the Seale, an original defendant in security. t Oct 16 Special! Ja/z oriented tribes of kids all over to attack the this week said the center "is as government. The remainder of its the Chicago conspiracy trial, is Emporarv ™sic by Green Mosley The LATIN - AMERICAN CLUB will enemy everywhere he shows his night by the local chapter of integral as the U.S. Army for funds is contributed by private On Monday, William C. TZ There will be 3 sets: at 9 have an organizational meeting ugly face. This coincides with Students for a Democratic controlling and exploiting foundations. The center is among terms those the Weatherman Sullivan, top assistant to FBI XVmidnight and 2 a.m. Cover tonight at 8 p.m. in 204 International offensives being waged by the Society. Southeast Asia." concerned with international "political prisoners," and has vowed to free. Director J. Edgar Hoover, warned ■" js«i 50 per person. Coffee, hot Center. Every Latin - American Similar leaflets were distributed The explosion came just after that radical groups I, and pretzels will be provided. student should go due tO the nature of affairs, including economic Three Boston University might turn to E.ross opens at 8 p.m.. don't miss development, arms control and political kidnapings as a new the important matters we are going to buildings were evacuated tactic in 17: folk duo Bill a drive to overthrow the (Saturday, Oct. deal with. For further information, European studies. It houses Wednesday after a telephoned i and Bob Carr. Open 8 p.m. - 2 call Luis Berruecos, 355-2831 and students studying bomb threat. government. I with refreshments and people! 353-9137. underdeveloped nations. Three weeks ago, Sullivan referred generally to a Boston |o donation. The Albatross is at Cox said the center, which had patrolman was shot and killed "anarchistic groups," but rE Grand River, across from Dr. James Braddock, professor specifically named Weatherman, of an operating budget of about while ley Hall c'mon by! zoology and specialist in animal $900,000 last year, "does a trying to halt a bank which he said has instructed its behavior, will speak tonight at 7:30 holdup. Boston Police members to go underground and ■stered student organizations must variety of research on defense Commissioner Edmund p.m. in room 34, Union. form commando units. The Tjister with ASMSU each year and policy, but none of the research is McNamara termed the incident £ by completing the appropriate A benefit rock concert for the classified." the work of "campus remarks were contained in a A The registration for this year is The center, referred to by revolutionaries." prepared text of a speech but Listening Ear will be held Friday, Oct. ■Friday. October 23, 1970 and the 16 from 8-12 p.m. in the Union radicals in publications as a "tool Three of five persons charged were deleted in delivery. T, for this is available in the Student bellropm featuring the Maxx and of American imperialism," has have been captured, but two ities Division, 101 Student another band to be announced. $1 been the target of radical former coed students at Brandeis es When it is completed, this donation will be asked. elements in the past. ihould be returned to this office University in nearby Waltham are The explosion was the latest in sought. verification. Organizations which The MSU Management Club will meet a rash of ■ore-register will not be entitled to tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Teak bombings across the I privileges accorded registered country. Courthouses in Queens, Room, Eppley Center with Mr. John A used car ent organizations. Their privileges Larzelere, Assistant Vice President of N.Y., and San Rafael, Calif., were de sponsorship of all • University damaged by bombs last week as that doesn't Michigan National Bank, speaking on Ks outside speakers, and revenue "Management in Banking." were a National Guard Armory at look its age. ■ucing events, and the use of Santa Barbara, Calif, and an jrsity services and facilities. Free skydiving movies will be ROTC building at the University A Volkswagen. presented by MSU Sport Parachuting of Washington in Seattle. Volkswagens don't look th. ImSU SPORTS CAR CLUB wishes Club tonight at 7:30 p.m. in 104B ™ On age. They don't act their ag itroduce you to the fun of Road lAJollr LJ-II Monday, dynamite either, ofter we get through wi h a beginner's rally this exploded in Rochester, N.Y.,ata starting in Lot Y. federal office building, a county We give them the 16-po Union Board HAIR theatre trip BUS Ltration open from 10:15 a.m. - 10 p.m. Trophies for both driver will depart Sunday, Oct. 18, from the Union Bldg., Abbott Woosh building, two storefront churches and a private home. Safety and Performance laspe tion. If they pass, we gucfranti [javigator in two classes. MSUSCC 12:30 (past noon). entrance, at MSU maintenance men open a fire hydrant near the OnTuesday, authorities in New 100% the repair or replacem< ■rally; have in the past been rated Engineering Bldg. for a test. The nt by experienced professional maintenance truck seems to be getting as wet as the road. Haven, Conn., evacuated three Delta Phi Epsilon, an International court buildings after lists. This event will be no State News photo by Bill Porteous receiving a Affairs Honorary, will hold open rush telephone bomb threat. Bobbv G. i. Stop in the club meeting, Iht and every Thurssay night at tonight, at 8 p.m. in Room 33, Union the Captain's Room, Bldg. Dr. Edward E. Azar, Dept. of $250,000 BAIL SET n Political Science, will speak on a itertainment, "Formula research topic concerning the Middle East. '68 Volkswagen Sedan |chance to register for a non-credit UNION BOARD UM-MSU football dark blue finish i discussion course being offered white leatherette interior Angela Davis held in jail trip BUS will depart the Union noble's m on "Old Testament Themes game Bldg., Abbott entrance, Saturday, radio ■oblems." It is being taught by . Walter Kaiser of Trinity Oct. 17,at 10:30 a.m. nearly-new tires al Divinity School. The class SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB will HOUSE OF SANDWICHES don Thursday evenings from 7 • i.m . in 117 Berkey Hall, and hold an open meeting tonight at 7:30 DINE-IN Glenn Herriman >a $15 registration fee, payable p.m., 104B Wells Hall for anyone (continued from Doyle III told the examiner Miss Doyle said the California "If she is released low Volkswagen, Inc. door. For more information, interested in Parachute Jumping. The page one) Davis and Poindexter stayed in accusation was a capital charge bail," Bishopp on replied, "she Phone 3S1-3800 6135 W. Saginaw St. movies have CARRYOUT& DELIVERY 51-7164. arrived. chairman of the Communist a Chicago apartment from Aug. — one calling for the death might very well decide not to go Phone 482-6226 Students for Levin will meet Saturday Party of the U.S.A.'s defense 14 to Aug. 16, then dropped penalty - and added that there back to California." Open Mon. & Thurs. Till 9 |MUNITY VOLUNTEERS. MSU at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 12 noon in commission. from sight until spotted Sept. 28 was "tangible and material lureau invites those Miss Davis' avowal that she Room 30 of the Union, and will then in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. evidence of her involvement in ksted in helping in any of its was a Communist touched off a canvass in the Lansing-area. For more Doyle said they checked in at that offense." Nnity Organizations to attend aining session, tonight inforrrtiiflbrt call 351!TO14; Help bring Levin's message in the Governor's highly publicized academic freedom in 1969. battle over a Holiday Inn here a couple ol Abt argued that Miss Davis was not accused of Phoenix Eye View 17 30- 9:30 p.m. in the Captain's days afterwards and later moved participating She was an asst. professor of in the shoot - out, "at most that ■i, Union, These programs include campaign to the people. to the Howard Johnson Motor the guns which i of Writers is for almost 8ny talent from philosophy at the University of Lodge at Eighth Avenue and supposedly she ell to politics. California Los at Angeles 51st Street where they took $30 purchased were used." The following Free U classes meet (UCLA) at the time. A majority - a - day room registered as Mr. "Doesn't that make her and Writing ffanted tonight. The book store problem - 7 of the Board of Regents, led by and Mrs. George Gilbert. 'aiding and abetting,'?" Bishopp p.m., 315 Bessey; Education in off - Gov. Ronald Reagan, voted to interrupted. "It was a clear Y POCKETS? Fill up by renting campus living - 7:30 p.m., 301 fire her because of a 30 year - - pattern of "It may or may not make her CHEKHOV: A BIOGRAPHY room with Classified Bessey; Folk Music - 8 p.m., 131 flight," he said. "The Ernest J. Simmons defendants' actions bespeak an 'aiding and a old policy against employing abetting'," Abt Id. Dial 355-8255 nowl Albert; Hypnotism - 9:15, 316 Communists. replied, adding, "but bail in that "A fully authenticated biography, its historical Bessey; Yoga - 7 - 10 p.m., Union, intention not to appear and to Green Room. Don't forget to obtain a The action was overturned by flee from these amount denies her constitutional accuracy illuminated by the author's compas¬ jpDpositive, DONORS needed. $7.50 for A negative, B Free U catalog at Man and Nature a California Superior Court charges." rights." sionate understanding of his subject." — Satur¬ I negative Bookstore. decision and the Regents have day Review. "A remarkable, probably unique AB negative, $10.00. O biography." — New York Times. $3.95 jative, $12.00. MICHIGAN appealed. During this interval DMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, the Regents declined to rehire East Grand River, East Flying saucers — illusions or reality? her. This time they cited what "nsing. Above the new Campus Don't miss "The Case of the U.F.O.," they called her lengthy absences ok Store. Hours: 9 "i. Monday, Wednesday, a.m. to 3:30 and now in its last weekend at Abrams Planetarium. Due to the large increase from the campus to raise funds and otherwise work for black Moratoriums praised The first book in with Giraudoux's English to deal exclusively plays. Cohen analyzes the dramaturgical technique and the intellectual ►day. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 in attendance, two additional shows militant causes. They said this structure underlying the stylized plays of this ion to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C will be given for this, the final (continued from page 5) weekend. Showtimes are: Friday, 8 made her an incompetent places high priority on the precursor of the existentialist theater and the theater of the absurd. $2.45 teacher. of |NEEDED cash fast! Sell musical " "nents to eager band and 9:30 p.m. Saturday, 2:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. Sunday, 2:30 and 4 p.m. Miss Davis told reporters, student Riegle said that if he were a enactment Congressional reform. This year he testified SIR THOMAS BROWNE: SELECTED WRITINGS students today, he would be Edited by Sir Geoffrey Keynes _ 3 Classified Ad. Dial Admission prices - Adults - $1, MSU during a fund - raising tour in involved in campaigns "to help before the House Rules ■5-3255, Students with I.D. - .75, and Children New York a year ago, that she selected peace candidates in A single volume selection of Browne's writings responding to the growing interest Committee in favor of such .50. Sorry no pre-school children in his work and times. Keynes has chosen from his own edition of Browne's com¬ considered her work for black races where the outcomes were - reform. admitted. liberation more important than in doubt and my involvement "To enact plete works both the well-known shorter works and extensive samples of lesser really meaningful known writings. $3.25 teaching. might make a difference." Congressional reform, that At Wednesday's hearings, the J>S COME 's FAST when your listed in Classified. Dial The Committee to Abolish ROTC will prosecutor traced the for Riegle, 32, seeking re-election his third means getting rid of the meet tonight at 8 p.m. in Room 31 term, said he seniority system in selecting The University of Chicago Press p-8255 today. Union. Discussion will center on dorm government's version of Miss believes Congress took the committee chairman and - organizing, base building, and the Davis' and Poindexter's proper initiatives this year in overhauling and streamlining the Phoenix Paperbacks L st*UE,A tank, regulator. Also movements since the shootings. attempting to procedures of Congress," Riegle petition campaign. We need lots of legislate a funds help! Everyone is invited. Asst. U.S. Atty. John H. cut-off for the war and to set a said. "But even if you have deadline for U.S. withdrawal. perfect Congressional reform, if Riegle is co-author of you have the wrong guys there, HR-1000, a resolution calling for complete withdrawal of you're still imperfect decisions." going to get GOT THE PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD American troops from Vietnam Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. STA TE NEWS will bill you later. and the transfer of all responsibilities to the South Vietnamese by June 30, 1971. The "toughest military challenge Annual AAUW USED BOOK SALE October IS, 16, 17 Open during regular Mall hours MUNCHJES? /If facing Congress now," Riegle >aid, is the need to replace many members of both parties. 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LANSING, MI. % 487-3657 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, oc„llK,t|s ^ SEEK FUNDS FOR '71 Project staff plans drug guide By DAVE PERSON State News Staff Writer whom have had experience in the field of drug education. been compiled into a list, with information concerning price and being written for publication. •Community consulting with a •Classes and workshops such as ten - week seminar offered to also that recommended certii» The they would drug project's progress quality. organizations like the Tri • James Madison College students undertaken, including nJ° report lists as other •A speakers bureau which has County Drug Studies Committee, last spring term and a special two - of further Members of the MSU Drug accomplishments: brought together both St. Lawrence Hospital and the St. day workshop for 40 Jackson drug educaZ, Education Project in a recent •A library of paperbacks and pa r a p r o f essionals and Lawrence Community Mental High School teachers and area and organi/.atjl" progress report, announced they journals on drugs. professionals on the subject of Health Center, East Lansing students. coordination of a i are preparing a handbook on •A research file containing a drugs who have gone into the Public School System and the committee t„ .dm'nSj* drugs expected to be published in quantity of articles on drugs from community and spoken to Lansing Boy's Training School. • The Drug Education Center, November as a basic information various professional publications. various groups. Inc. formed in cooperation with University p0|iciet •A "flying squad" which in responsibilities regarding • Large quantities of reprints • Research into the members of the East Lansing guide for students on drug abuse. drug nitrous conjunction with the East and to The project was formed to and pamphlets on drug use. oxide (N20), which the project community. It is presently develop more and Lansing Drug Education Center drug treatment. distribute information on drugs •A tape library with a series of has learned was becoming a located at 131 Albert St. in a (DEC), is prepared to go out into to MSU students and to discover taped discussions. home donated by members of the The project is popular psychedelic agent in the community to give first aid curtr what the University can do about • An extensive review of films certain underground groups. The and to aid in hospitalization if community. developing a proposal for the local drug abuse problems. on the drug problem which have results of this research Project members and staff have for the 1970 -71 are now required. year The idea for the project came about two years ago when an informal committee of staff and students was formed to study drugs in relation to the University, Louis F. Hekhuis, associate dean of students and project administrator, said. The next year, Milton B. Dickerson, vice president for student affairs, requested a formal committee composed of Pied piper staff, students and faculty. In February, the drug project This 'pied piper' of MSU plays his tune to attract a student was given funds by the board of following, but doesn't seem to make much headway with trustees for six months. this coed who keeps her eyes focused on a book. The staff consists of three full - State News photo by Harold Friedl time research consultants, all of COUNSELING AVAILABLE Raft shelters come to the Raft is most crucial. session with all three parties at This act signifies that a kid has the house. decided to stop running and to Personnel at the Raft include The Raft is floating along. undergo counseling that will help house parents, Mr. and Mrs. That news is good news for the him and his parents resolve the Rodger Woudenberg, MSU staff and directors of the Raft, initial problem that caused him to graduate students, and house East Lansing's first shelter for run away, and the secondary directors Gary Hayes and Susie juvenile runaways, and the young problem caused by his leaving. Kehde. An adult is present at all people it has come in contact times. Several MSU students are Calling home is often a painful with and will continue to help. step, but parental permission part of the crew of "rappers" who More than 50 runaways have must be secured before a work eight ■ hour shifts so that runaway made the Raft their temporary can spend the someone is there for runaways to night at the Raft. home since the doors were first Minors away from home are talk to 24 hours a day. Most of opened in July. The former men's the "rappers" are local junior and guilty of ft misdemeanor and it is cooperative at 420 Evergreen St. senior high schoolers. illegal to harbor them. had been condemned, and it took most of the summer to make all Once his parents give their When the Raft opened this the repairs necessary to transform consent, the runaway usually summer, some doubt existed as to the old spends from one to three days at whether it could get off the building into a comfortable haven for youths on the Raft. If the youngster and his ground financially. the run. parents agree, the Raft can The biggest hassle was the work For runaways, the decision to arrange a professional counseling involved in obtaining a child care license form the State Dept. of Social Services. The Board of Health requested extensive Drug overdose repairs, mainly in the kitchen, to be made before the Raft could reach its goal of housing and feeding ten boys and ten girls at a time. kills young user With the acquisition of two new sinks, counter space, roofing and EDITOR'S NOTE: - This is the drugs, but we didn't know what a new furnace, the remaining need is a fan for the kitchen. story of a young drug user. The to do," the Rev. Mr. Stewart said. "Then we will be able to serve place is Hopewell Junction, N. Y., "Last summer he was in a but it could be anywhere. The hospital's psychiatric unit, but meals," Miss Kedhe said. "That will be our Christmas youth's name is Jeff] but it could they discharged him after a week. present." be any name, boy or girl. That was after he took LSD." Any Miss Kedhe added that the Raft youth who, like Jeff, takes drugs Though disapproving of drug and boasts: "I is being considered for two can handle it." abuse, most of the town residents Those may be the saddest words. agree there's no place in Hopewell federal grants for next year that Junction for young people to would be used to expand the gather and little for them to do. program, now dependent on HOPEWELL JUNCTION, N.Y. There's no movie, no bowling contributions from individuals (AP) — Barefoot and clutching and groups. alley, no discotheque and no teen wild flowers, Jeff Stewart's center. friends came to bury him, man ■ Yet not all adult residents here "We've got local and church child of a drug generation, son of are sympathetic with the teen - groups supplying us with support a Methodist minister. agers' complaint of boredom. and a great board of directors to For days, weeks, even a year The one place many teen • agers help us with legal and before he died, some of these in Hopewell Junction used to administrative details," she said, same teen - agers had come to gather was a small plasterboard "but we need additional funds." Jeff, not with wild flowers, but to clubhouse they built a year or so share marijuana, heroin, ago. And it was here, amid the The Raft is making itself known barbiturates and LSD. handpainted peace signs and a to the public through word of Jeffrey Ross Stewart, 17, a star pile of old clothes where Jeff mouth and an infant public baseball player, djed of an Stewart died. relations campaign, she said. overdose of barbiturates in On Saturday a night, Aug. 22, Several of the staffers and clubhouse he helped build on Jeff and a friend went to the Candy Lane. "rappers" are speaking before clubhouse, apparently planning organizations in the area. The tragedy in the Hudson to share some "downers." VsJIcy village, population 300, At about 9:30 a.m. two youths and a picture of small town are reported to have stopped by. America, may well reflect what is They found Jeff stretched out on happening in communities across the country. all the floor, dead, his buddy beside him. asleep Workers' rep Jeffs parents knew their son A friend of the boys who found had a drug problem, but they didn't know how to cope with it Jeff said they became frightened, confused and "freaked out." here to study — and the extent to which he was Some time in late morning the involved surpassed their wildest boys went to their homes. An fears. The last year of Jeffs life wasa anonymous telephone call alerted a local rescue squad. continuing ed time of deep torment for his Charles Borchers, chief C. F. Bentley, general secretary parents. He became very thin, detective of the sheriff's for the Workers Education Asst. couldn't sleep nights and had department, said three teen - little interest in for New South Wales, Australia, anything. Like agers were arrested a short time will be on campus today thousands of other parents, the later at their homes through on charges of Saturday to study the Rev. and Mrs. Harold Stewart "failure to report general a death and extension agonized their operations of MSU's over inability to conspiring to conceal the body." understand why their child The woman who owned Continuing Education Service. the turned to drugs. property on which the clubhouse The Workers Education Service Reached in a small cabin on the was built was arrested shore of Lake Brant, about 20 on a charge works in the United Kingdom and of "maintaining a public miles above Lake George where nuisance." many of the Commonwealth they'd gone to rest, the Stewarts nations to provide general Borchers said the youth who agreed to talk about their son's had taken education programs for wage drugs the night before life and death earners who have been denied inhopesthatitwill with Jeff was found wandering convey a message to other young around the formal schooling opportunities. clubhouse, unaware people whose fascination with his friend had died. He was A seminar will be held at 10 (rugs baffles them. arrested on charge of public "Yes, we knew he was taking a.m. Friday in 134A Erickson intoxication. Hall.