Hamlet's . . . Monday experience limply could not MICHIGAN Sunny STATE MEWS . . . haveh; Richard Cross and Quebec Labor charged together with both abductions. found in the trunk of a car in a Montreal us," he added. fcter Pierre Laporte, who was found Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Saturday which was placed in a church. He JOHN E. CANTLON said Front members called two radio suburb early Sunday. It was just short of a Trudeau said the shooting of Laporte, 49, The 39,000-student Austin campus has ■to death earlier in the week from the time he was kidnaped at his day. stations, "but in spite of this letter it was been without a permanent president since developing but "not too strong was "conceived in cold blood and executed was 1 police spokesman said warrants have announced that I dead and that my home by the Quebec Liberation Front, right in a like manner." He expressed a was last May, when Norman Hackerman now." 1issued charging Marc Carbonneau, 37, "deep most radical of the groups seeking to make resigned sense of shame" that the body had been found. This must have been and Bryce Jordan was named president ad Cantlon has been provost at MSU since ■aul Rose, 27, with kidnaping in both killing had taken Quebec a separate nation. terribly distressing for my wife." interim, sources at the Daily Texan, U-T 1969. He was appointed to the post after place in Canada. Police said the letter from Cross, also 49, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau Shortly before the body was found the newspaper, said. recommendation by a student government offered the kidnapers safe - faculty was found in a Montreal church summoned his Cabinet into special Sunday The Texan said Hackerman resigned to committee. He had been on the MSU faculty Sunday passage to Cuba if they freed Laporte and become president of Rice University Public hearings with a communique from the front, known session. He arrived in a bullet - proof car; soldiers with submachine guns guarded James R. Cross, chief British trade delegate because of a "personality conflict" with the since 1954. He served as associate of professor The as FLQ, the initials for its French name. in Montreal. botany and plant pathology until 1958 Presidential Commission on him. chairman of the board of regents. and professor of ecology from 1958-1969. Emissions and Student Body "I am alive and in good health," the An FLQ communique said Laporte's The Texan said a faculty movement to Cantlon received the MSU "imposition will hold a public hearing letter said in part. "The only fear for my The Cabinet (Please turn to page back Jordan for permanent president was Distingquished meeting lasted two hours 11) Faculty Award in 1964. life is if the police find out where I am and May in Kellogg Center auditorium. and 20 minutes. Foreign Secretary Mitchell want to intervene. The FLQ will not give Jessions will be from 10-12 a.m. and Sharp announced afterward that the ■m 1:30-4:00 up and I will be the first dead." Cabinet decided to make no statement on p.m. "The authorities will never find the the terrorists situation until after Laporte's hearings are also scheduled Thrusday place where I am held in captivity. I am a funeral Tuesday. T Friday in the International Center. prisoner like the FLQ members and The government is acting under a revival prisoners in jail." of the War Measures Act, providing for iWS Board rejects continued. "It is a reckless, dangerous procedure." By JOHNBORGER "I don't believe the board legally should or can give away its State News Staff Writer responsibility," Nisbet said. "The board has got to be very jealous of the responsibility given to it by the constitution." Board of Trustees "The board can give away its authority, but there's no way it can ■ merits to the Friday defeated two proposed Faculty Bylaws which would have broadened avoid the responsibility for what happens after that," Leland Carr, University attorney, told the trustees. ■nances8 'acu'ty 'n administrative decisions concerning tenure Carr also warned that board approval of the tenure amendment ^first amendment would have changed the Faculty Affairs could harm the University's position in the case of Eileen R. Van ■pmi'0 D°ihe University Committee on Compensation and Tassell and Bertram G. Murray. Both are untenured members of the lni(|C| " T^'S comm'ttee would consult with the Department of Natural Science whose contracts are not scheduled for renewal after August, 1971. They have charged the ■cial rt •• °n bu<*get requests, fund allocations and other University with unfair labor practices in a hearing before the Isofth^MsUf a" *s attemPt to "improve the economic Employment Relations Commission. Michigan down 6 2. Don "If we change the ground rules now, it can only be interpreted - Stevens, D - Okemos and Blanche Inan n Lansing supported the amendment; Frank adversely to us," Carr said. [ Kpmn f'u 5 Warren Huff.D" Plymouth, Clair White, D - Bay The board also approved the merger of the Department of Food ■oni Jnip ?mpson' R ' Grand Rapids, Stephen Nisbet, R - Science in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources with I i "l ank Merr'man> R - Deckerville voted against it. the Department of Human Nutrition and Foods in the College of lersitv F» "jnejidment would have made decisions of the Human Ecology. The resulting Department of Food Science and fe niloc o" .nure Committee involving interpretation of Human Nutrition will be administered jointly by the two j j colleges. ■lustration"d deviation from tenure rules "binding on the Jacob A. Hoefer, associate director of the agricultural experiment R Zh d thejaculty member concerned." station, was assigned as acting chairman of the department. The board also moved to exclude doctoral thesis research fees V. Nishpt Tiln Hartman supported that motion; Huff, T'ng discii«c °mPf0n an(* Merriman voted against it. from the "no charge for credits in excess of 20 hours" provision of Ihe board wo'01? ? amendments, several trustees said they the fee charge plan. Provost John Cantlon said many graduate £ i°np-eS8h!"<,,iOC,,mUChpO"et'w"y- ■one wantc 4 . ct ^at ' hfive so much power that students were taking all 36 thesis hours at payment on 16 credit hours. once, thus avoiding Idnients £ ^ me»" White said, referring to the Hartman said a similar "loophole" exists the undergraduate whi expanded faculty power and to level. He said students could enroll for more on than 20 credits, receive Honor Of trustees. incompletes In some courses, then make up the work in those courses iC0mpengati°n c the following term and thus receive free credits. No action was Machinegun - toting Israeli female soldiers make a guard of honor for Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir on her and collective bargaining at the same time," White taken regarding this "loophole." departure to the United States for a three - week visit. AP Cablephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, OetpberlQ news Board expresses doubts summary From the wires of AP and UPI. about student trustee plan By JOHN BORGER trustees," Buckner said. He said Upon questioning by Board access to this type of potential State News Staff Writer student trustee selection on the Chairman Don Stevens, news and not be able to use It, freshman level would eliminate D-Okemos, Buckner said the or to be uncertain about how to any possible publicity edge State News had not been use it," Robert Perrin, vice An ASMSU - backed plan for which student board members or contacted concerning the president for student representation on the University Board of Trustees encountered well- known provision for the editor to attend relations, said. I "I'm impressed by the fact that 1 campus figures all board meetings. substantial trustee reservation Buckner Trustee Frank Hartman, argued that the "We figured the opportunity have so much power that everyone board chairman D-Flint, asked! Buckner if the during discussion at the board's should have would be there, and if the editor j wants to get in bed with me." informal Thursday session. speaking rights because matters chose not to use it, he wouldn't student trustees would have all The proposal, approved by could arise with which ASMSU rights of the elected trustees, have to," Buckner explained. Trustee the ASMSU Student Board would be more familiar than including the power to introduce - ClairWhite, Tuesday, grants the chairman of would the student trustees. "I don't think we should motions and have unlimited involve the State News editors (See story, p. 1) D-Bay City ASMSU and the State News "These students, once they discussion. Buckner said they without talking to them," would. editor-in - chief the right to sit in got on the board, would not Stevens said. on and speak at any board necessarily be in more contact "Well, there's another name "It would be extremely for unlimited meeting. It would also place a with students than any other discussion," difficult for a reporter, sitting in International News senior, a junior and a sophomore trustee," he said. on closed meetings, to have Hartman said. "In the Senate, on the board as ex-officio they call that a filibuster." members. Palestinian guerrillas battled a Jordanian tank brigade Under the proposal, these three DIED THURSDAY Sunday for control of a cluster or northern villages students would not vote, but would "have access to all protecting guerrilla supply routes from Syria. Col. Abdullatif Dahab of Sudan, deputy chief of the information, privileges and military truce team in Amman, confirmed guerrilla reports of 10 hours of fighting Saturday around the responsibilities of Student anv trustees trustee." eventually be elected to three - would Rites held fo village of Shajara, 2 Vi miles west of Ramtha, close by year terms on the board during Funeral services were held Mr. Blackman, who held a Basic College at MSU," and the Syrian border and 50 miles north of Amman. the third term of their freshman dual appointment as professor of "Readings in Effective Living." year. ASMSU Student Board Sunday in East Lansing for But Dahab said the violence erupted as a result of a would select from open of Edward B. Blackman, asst. dean University College. Mr. humanities and professor of education, had been a member He also contributed "Encyclopedia of Educational to the Proposal aired "minuderstanding" between the two sides. petitioners four to six students of the MSU faculty since 1948. Research." "The Jordanians began moving tanks west of Ramtha and the student body would Blackman, 53, died Thursday in local He held baccalaureate and Mr. Blackman was a member and the guerrillas thought they were elect one of these to the board. a hospital after an Harold Buckner, chairman of ASMSU, introduced a proposal moving against extended illness. doctoral degrees from Harvard of the American Assn. for for students representation on the MSU's Board of them. It all Trustee Kenneth Thompson, Trustees. was a misunderstanding." R - Grand Rapids, expressed University. He taught history at Higher Education, the Assn. for The proposal was discussed Thursday. The action was in violation of an agreement between Suffolk University, Boston, General and Liberal Studies and concern that the selection Slate News photo by Milton King Hussein and guerilla leader Yasir Arafat permitting process by ASMSU might DGEI ra Mass., and philosphy at Babson Phi Beta Kappa. Institute, Wellesly, Mass., before Horst I guerillas to move men and supplies along the country's restrict the type of student coming to MSU as an asst. roads as long as they obey traffic laws. Jordanian army officers maintain the agreement representation. "All those students who to protest fun professor of effective living. Panther trial dominated gives Mr Bla attend the University should The Detroit Geographical them the right to re-assert government control in these instrumental in devising the have the opportunity," he said. Expedition and Institute structure of the present villages. They are unhappy with the agreement and ASMSU Chairman Harold (DGEI), will stage a second rally University College. He served openly predict more clashes. Buckner, who presented the at noon today in front of the four years as chairman of the by clash of philosophies proposal to the board, said the Administration Bldg. The exact method of selection was Dept. of American Thought and purpose of the rally is to protest Language within the college. not important. the University's refusal to American B52 bombers extended their raids on North In recent years, in addition to "The thing is, there has been increase funding for the DGEI Vietnamese supply routes from Laos into Cambodia for his duties as asst. dean, Mr. shown a definite need for more NEW YORK (AP) - Defense slightly long. One juror has program, which allows Detroit Blackman continued to teach a philosophy of a pros[ the first time in more than a week, the U.S. Command contact between students and inner city residents to take MSU attorneys call the trial of 13 Black beard. announced courses in humanities, Great Panthers on bomb conspiracy Defense juror," Murtagh interrupted. 1 Sunday. Enemy forces concentrated on the extension courses. Issues and higher education. He attorneys admit "Ask a proper question." allies' pacification and Vietnamization programs in TaSI^sbodySSST DGEI is a community received MSU's Distinguished charges "the most controversial case in town in 20 years." State privately that they are pleased. "Of course, they're our second Defense attorney GeriL REDUCING SALON controlled organization which Teacher Award in 1956, the Lefcourt explained ini South Vietnam. has been connected with MSU Supreme Court Justice John M. choice," said one lawyer. "We A spokesman said the Cambodian raids were the first Daily, Weekly & since fall of 1969. highest faculty honor. Murtagh says it's just "a criminal would have liked a young, interview: "We are tryinjl Mr. Blackman was the author minimize racism on the juin there since Oct. 8. indictment." Monthly Rates Last Monday when DGEI of an extensive list of all-black jury." Each prospect "There is no change in policy," the spokesman said. This clash of philosophies When the last juror was sworn demonstrated, director Gwen publications in the fields of examined by the defense onll "The missions are being flown where we have the Ph. 482-3130 dominated the six weeks of jury in Thursday, Murtagh criticized Warren said several other beliefs, opinions about theBia ' humanities, educational selection and could occur again the jury selection system and targets" Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. community organizations would philosophy and Panthers, on news stories ifc history, and again during the trial. come to campus to .support the the defendants. 4324 W. Saginaw including "Curriculum Building On Monday, a jury of 11 men National News .My today. in General Education." "The and one woman, with four "In times when the court Attempts to determine Kassouff Center alternates, begins hearing the case calendars are crowded," he said, personal attitudes of the juronf The State News, the student against the 13 defendants accused "to have spent six weeks in the Nixon administrations newspaper at Michigan State A former Washington insider says one of the most of plotting to bomb police and order and on capitalismvd University, is published every class day during four school selecting a jury that could have stations, department stores, been selected in hours is wrong." not permitted by Murtagh. prominent U.S. Vietnam peace offensives - the January terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. railroads and the Bronx Botanical Sanford Katz, one of six The judge would turn to 1966 bombing pause- apparently got Subscription rate is $14 per year underway by Gardens. defense attorneys, said the prospective juror and ask: T accident and a spur- of - the moment decision Most prosecution witnesses will follow bvers by Member Associated Press, United Press International, judge's comments were you President Lyndon B. Johnson. Inland Daily Press Association, Associated be undercover policement and "intemperate and highly instructions to set aside u| Collegiate Press, FBI agents personal feelings you may hJ Chester L. Cooper, then a White House aide, recalls Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press who allegedly prejudicial to the defendants." infiltrated the Black Panthers to The philosophical differences and judge the case only on ■ that - "through a failure of communications or through Association, United States Student Press Association. obtain information. became most apparent during the evidence?" If he received I inadvertence" - the brief Christmas 1965 cease - fire The 13 defendants were affirmative reply, the defenses lane Second class postage paid at East defense questioning of ended without Lansing, Michigan. a specific timetable having been set for Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services arrested in police raids April 2, prospective jurors. overruled. resuming air raids on North Vietnam. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, 1969. Nine have remained Defense questions centered on Murtagh rules the c So Johnson wound up Michigan. imprisoned, unable to make bail the political and racial beliefs of 37 extending the bomb pause for ranging up to $100,000. This has each person examined — firmly. Last spring whenij days, Cooper says, while he dispatched a led to defense charges of defendants and spectitr Phones: questions the prosecution often "razzmatazz of sudden, noisy and florid VIP disrupted pretrial hearings* trips" to Editorial 355-8252 preventive detention. called irrelevant. shouts of "Power to the pen spread a 14-point U.S. peace package around the globe. Classified The jury is relatively young. "What is a revolutionary?" Advertising 355-8255 and called Murtagh a These and other intimate details of U.S. Vietnam Display Advertising Five members are black. Several asked Michael Tabor, one of the 353-6400 of the whites wear their hair pig," he recessed proci efforts are reported in Cooper's book, "The Lost Business-Circulation defendants acting as his own 355-3447 indefinitely - until! Crusade," Dodd. Mead & Co., to be published Monday. Photographic 355-8311 lawyer, to a prospective juror. defendants agreed to behave.* • Rep. John V. Tunney said Sunday he was concerned DOMINO'S "We are dealing here with a criminal indictment, not with the weeks later the hearings res' in relative calm. but not afraid when "tough, street - disrupted a campaign appearance by him and actor fighter types" "01610111! GMDIM1ES' Henry Fonda in East Los Angeles. Tunney, a 38-year-old Democratic congressman! seeking to unseat Sen. George Mruphy, R-Calif., in the Nov. 3 general election, was jostled and making a speech in the predominantly Mexican - American sector Saturday. prevented from ON CAMPUS CALL OFF CAMPUS CIRCLE DORMS Judy^ C ^3 homecoming | The 351-7100 351-8870 congressman blamed the disturbance on "criminal elements" in the Brown Berets, a militant Mexican American group, and the Chicano Moratorium WE SELL Med ewnCainpus - Committee. The committee has protested what it terms the proportionately large number of Mexican - Americans serving in Vietnam. HEALTH Also: The slow pace of Michigan News negotiations in the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors raised JUICES, CEREALS, TEAS, RICE, GRAIN, SEEDS, OIL, HONEY, GOAT'S MILK HALLOWEEN speculation this weekend that the strike AND TIGER'S MILK may last through November and holidays. possibly through the Christmas - New Year It's find out time! Time for you to find out the role PRODUCTS. DIABETIC, SALT FREE ALLERGY, DIETETIC, AND CARDS The strike, new nearly five weeks old, already has had you might play in the company that has designed NATURAL FOODS. a serious impact on the national economy with losses in or constructed over 8 billion dollars of fossil fuel, VITAMINS, MEDICINES, potential output of GM cars and trucks AND NATURAL totaling about hydroelectric and nuclear plants. $2.7 billion. COSMETICS. Federal tax losses from the There's never been a more exciting time to join corporation now total an estimated S400 million, and losses in federal Ebasco. Forecasts call for electrical power the workers was estimated at about Michigan, where close to half of GM employes are taxes by $60 million. In systems 31/2 times the size of our present national systems. As an engineer at Ebasco RANDALL'S located,the losses in state tax revenues alone were placed you'll be in the forefront of this activity. Ebasco HEALTH UADE by Gov. William Milliken at $20 million in the first five engineers always have been. weeks of the strike. See your Placement Director soon to arrange a First • Lady Pat Nixon is scheduled to launch a second Q&A session with the Ebasco representative on the above date. If this is not convenient, write to FOODS EAST' campaign trip and her first stop is Detroit to stump for College Relations Coordinator, Ebasco Services Lenore Romney on Monday. Incorporated, Two Rector Street, New York, LARGEST SELECTION IN Mrs. New York 10006. An Equal Opportunity Employer. LANSING * E. LANSING Romney is running for a U.S. Senate seat against BROOKFIELD Beads 19c each incumbent Sen. Philip A. Hart, Democrat. PLAZA (opposite A&P) AND Later Monday, Mrs. Nixon will DOWNTOWN LANSING. We Elastic thread 29c (10 yds.) Republican hopeful Rep. Clark MacGregor in Minnesota campaign for EBASCO accept food stamps. MON. - Floating candle balls 75c each in his bid for the Senate seat FRI. 9:30 - 6 P.M., now held by former vice - president Hubert H. Humphrey. SWANK INC.-Sole Distributor SATURDAY 9 - 5 P.M. Straw flowers 50c per bunch a State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 19, 1970 3 N/xon urges voters to lSHINGTON (AP) - behalf of Republican candidates. New Jersey, Pennsylvania and "One vote is worth one nation's top executives who Ralph Lazarus, chairman, continue with the policies we industry people is that wages are [j „i Nixon is expected to _ . .. .. Wisconsin. hundred obscene slogans," he completed their two - day fall Federated Department Stores have been following." going up much more rapidly ""J? thicf,e;tt for his role in the closing weeks to"* ur«ed ™joritfy'' t0'd * Cr°Wd ln Teterboro< N J" meeting Saturday Springs, Va. in Hot Inc. Cincinati; Ellison L. Hazard, chairman and president Ziegler said the group gave no than productivity is increasing," and'radicals anu. . u. at the uu. hlte tk. the ^irhJfnc! whirlwind 15-hour whirlwind 15-hour barnstorming' barnstorming' nS' rock " IkX?,/,lowingI? andobscentity6 V. .! Nixon metof thp withBi Attending were Roger Continental Can Co., New York; specific Nixon. recommendations to Burnham told reporters Saturday. He said this will force . / renresPntativP* representatives of the Business Milliken, ..^J^Mond.y on president, Donald C. Burnham, Chairman, Paul W. McCracken, chairman «>ur S.,»d.y Into Vermont' Deering <* * «■" Council, an of the organization of the Milliken Inc., Spartanburg, S.C.; Westinghouse Electric Corp., Pittsburgh; S.D. Bechtel Jr., of the Council of Economic Advisers, who was present at the further price increases. Nixon touched briefly on the economy in his campaign talks president, Bechtel Corp. San meeting, said the group's main Saturday. COM CONTRACTS Francisco, and James M. Roche, chairman, General Motors Corp. concern was inflation but he said the business leaders expressed He said the inflation that existed when he took office two After the meeting, which strong support for the years ago was caused by reckless lasted an hour and 55 minutes, President's policies. spending by previous Trustees reject med guidelines Ronald L. Ziegler, White House "I did not sense any Democratic administrations and press secretary, said the discontent by this group about Democratic Congresses. businessmen gave "strong the policies the administration is Nixon said his administration support for the economic pursuing," McCracken said. needs men in the House and rather than the collective policies the administration has At the .Hot Springs meeting, Senate, preferably Republicans, IbvDIANEPETRYK and staff." faculty honored. Provost John Cantlon said the understands the reasons for this. and will not be preserved. been following." Burnham said business men are "who have the courage to vote tate News Staff Writer Among other things, the private Trustee Clair White, D-Bay "This was restated over and concerned about the effects of against the The advisory board also advisory board has been informed huge spending recommended that MSU Michigan College of Osteopathic City, suggested however, that the over during the meeting," steep wage increases, especially programs in Washington that 1 MSU Board of Trustees take that MSU cannot comply with special care "to maintain the the language of their requests, Medicine's curricular, fringe former college's charter be Ziegler told newsmen. "The in the construction and service may benefit some people but led Friday that they will not academic integrity of all aspects Cantlon said the board benefit and semester systems do preserved for the history of the impression I got was that they industries. that will raise prices and taxes lie to comply totally with a of the educational program of the not mesh with the MSU system state. urged the administration to "The major concern of the for all people." Kf three recommendations College of Osteopathic Medicine ■to them Oct. 1 by the developed to prepare osteopathic ■igan Osteopathic Medicine physicians." ry Board, In response, the administration recommendations were said, "The educational program ped as guidelines for the of the College of Osteopathic Cuing development of the Medicine cannot be maintained T College of Osteopathic totally separate from the existing »'ne- academic ■uded among them was the departmen ts on campus any more than the College of Istion that faculty and staff Human Medicine can be ■he Michigan College of maintained separate from the Kpathic Medicine, (MCOM), disciplinary departments." T absorbed by MSU be Other recommendations made Jted in terms of their present by the advisory board included ■acts with MCOM. that the affiliation ftiough the administration between MSU agreement and MCOM be ■hey are in general agreement Th many of the completed as soon as possible, Emendations, they said that the former private Michigan J faculty and staff have College of Osteopathic Medicine Bractual agreements with be renamed Michigan State p that are not necessarily Medicine College University of Osteopathic ftatible with Universtiy and that its assets, E. and we are considering liabilities and all contractual Individual on his own merit obligations be accepted and )o/era str tanbul's IrANBUL, Turkey (AP) — Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel bled Sunday for calm in the face of a cholera epidemic in Etui and surrounding areas. Iclors and hospitals are making "superhuman efforts" to Bar the disease, Demirel said. (alth Minister Vedat Ali Ozkan declared the disease is being ■hi under control, and that there was no need for a pitine of the infected slum areas. ; reports, however, said residents of the areas worst d sease were fleeing to the countryside; some perhaps carrying with them. feaps half a million persons, most of them landless peasant Starts Today Promptly at 9:30 a.m.! pits, eke out a living in the shanty towns around Istanbul, I of which are without sewage systems or adequate water |y. len Unclean food and water can cause cholera, which results deadly dehydration. le official death toll Sunday night stood at 27, unchanged in lurs. But other reports from hospitals in the areas involved ■p to 80 were dead. T)ne newspaper said hospitals had been forbidden by the li Ministry to disclose the exact number of dead, in an jpts to combat panic. 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ALL SALES FINAL validate your ticke for 1 hr. parking. 9:00 p.m. days til 5:30 Other p.m. department. account anytime and in any MICHIGAN OUR RiADERS' MIND STATE ME' UNIVERSITY Trustee candidates wish 01 for good old days' GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief should not be asked to give up if w as FREDERICK J. LESLIE To the Editor: University, are ever to become a institution, we must continue t0 viable^ Leland 1 advertising manager The article concerning the attitudes of the mep7 Republican trustee "hopefuls" (I certainly times, not retreat to them as Mr Dieh iridu*te MARK EICHER, managing editor hope that is all they ever are) clearly Mr. Ernst are suggesting. iommunicn' ED HUTCHISON, city editor demonstrates the reactionary thoughts with issociate BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor which many individuals view the University. Mary Kay SculU managemf n KEN KRELL, editorial editor It is high time that parents and Lansing graduate studi sponsored JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor administrators realized that the University October 14( 191 Economic' should not act in loco parentis. The 0EC GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor I find it rather distressing to hear parents increasing Y Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. and administrators talking about the fact that students do not act like adults. Why should they? The very same people who Discontented To the Editor: the poor in industry- Bassett « want them to mature are unwilling to extend Our smoldering discontent with that gist Lansin to students the rights, privileges and aggrandizing group of pSuedo Commission responsibilities that would be theirs were of the East EDITORIALS they not attending a university. representatives who pretend to be va student government has finally foun. taChambc The time has come when students must be He is long - awaited friend. A petition to treated as we want them to act. On the one ASMSU is presently Communicai being circuit company hand if a student commits a crime, he should among the student body. We view t be punished for it, but on the other he action as a symbolic gesture consulting s by studei Federal aid should not be denied certain rights and privileges merely because he is seeking an education. who are dissatisfied with the presently operates and who see way ASM would like student government either leeitimut nhertising a sciences. If the Republican party supports itself or be abolished. candidates who want to return to the "good Does ASMSU represent you? We IT 3 begins double uu old days" then I would like to suggest that think so. No one seems to know exac the University cannot afford the luxury of what ASMSU does with a $50,000 . having Republicans elected to the board. year budget. Who gets the benefits'' During the years in which Don Stevens has better yet, are the benefits proportional served on the Board and there has been a what you have to pay? Were you The crackdown against students community by trying to throw the Democratic majority, the University has consul about the $200 that ASMSU participating in campus disorders has entire blame of campus disruptions taken a number of steps forward that we decided underwrite for the appearance of taken a new turn with the report on their shoulders. Ren Davis at MSU(proceeds to go to the By defe that nationwide 440 students have Although emphasis on financial of the Seattle 14 conspiracy)? Are State N< lost federal financial aid. Forty of punishment for the disorderly A PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE satisfied with the Pop Entertainni \ student is an easy and often lauded schedule, or the way that performers The three these students had aid terminated selected (last week's concert lost 1 mediate under federal provisions while the method of dealing with campus $5,00 Is ASMSU necessary? Can it be stemming ' other 400 lost their federal assistance violence, it skirts the essential issue teport on s representative? If so, how? through administrations. action by school The current federal law stipulates of "why the violence?" Pointirfg an accusing finger at disruptive students while threatening criminal Being a number at MSU These are some of the nagging questk that have plagued us these past few we These are also some of the questions as been me Kip make re a make it kcademic Se we feel the abolishment petition addresi that institutions administering prosecution and lack of fiscal itself to. The Mel financial aid submit an annual report support is merely a treatment of We hope that those who share ipproved t By CLIFTON R. WHARTON Jr. to the government; the report should symptoms and not causes of campus frustrations will not only sign Council last contain the number of students violence. back to the AN OPEN LETTER TO NUMBERS can develop a close identity. But bigness, campus affairs. These sessions have been circulating petition, but will also formul a plan to retain, improve or liter defeat removed from aid lists. For instance, it may be asked how 000206 TO 890066: In between those while it brings tremendous resources very beneficial to me, and I hope to modify student participants as well. services which Senate June I Rep. Edith Green, D - Ore., has terminating federal funds to some of student numbers are more than 40,000 lacking in smaller schools, nevertheless they feel st been human beings. They have names, faces, tends to breed anonymity in terms of class However, my experiences simply government should provide. highly incensed because the 132 arrested in the Union last feelings, desires and problems. But size, the personalized provision of services reaffirm the fact that there is far too little Entertainment, Great Issues, stud numerous schools experiencing severe spring term for "trespassing" would insurance ..). sometimes it may seem that, to the and a feeling of affinity. opportunity for this type of give - and - . campus disorders reported no cut - provide an effective measure in take Those who seek )epl University, the number is more important At MSU, as it has grown larger and now available on the campus. our resignations beca off of student aid. Major institutions dealing with campus violence. than the name. larger, the efforts to counter this Why can't more faculty and University of our views, as some board membi in this category include Columbia MSU could, in this case, When I arrived at MSU last January, I anonymity have increased. officials and their wives give some of their already have, are suffering from an at was startled by the widespread requirement The residential college concept, in which time to informal relationships of this case of the love - it - or - leave University, San Francisco State terminate federal financial aid to for the use of student numbers in the living and learning is concentrated in a nature? I can guarantee to them that the syndrome. We offer our sympathy but College, University of California at students convicted of trespassing or Berkeley and MSU. using a bullhorn - actions not transacting University business. It struck me, as it may you, as a sign of the cold virtually self - sufficient unit within the University, is relatively new but promising. education process won't be one - way. As one who is committed to the primacy our submission. We will remain board and carry through whatever act on pn si The aim of lent or distructive in Lyman Briggs, James Madison and Justin of people rather than numbers, I would the people in our districts intend, until congressic computer approach to life that many see conservative leaders, of cour' Morrill Colleges are fine examples of this welcome suggestions on how we might term of office expires or until ASMSl ending *1 the "1984" of George Orwell's 7Vospecial new concept. better accomplish this objective. abolished. simple: single out those stutfrti'tl^j ''remains questionable imagination. tite and Iocs Alon^ with the Social Security number, MSU's many residence halls, under their (Oh, you were wondering about that low Paul Kort ponsored participating in campus disorders; in whether students should be singled and numbers on credit cards, zip codes, separate governance systems, have achieved number 000206? You think it must have ASMSU District imerican the addition for "double Rep. for fW-Wonders to alleged criminal out jeopardy" — bank accounts and draft cards (including a surprising amount of homogeneity and belonged to John Hannah when he was an Larry Stempe sdayand Tu» punishment or harassment, apply criminal prosecution followed by the all - important lottery number), the esprit in the development of house, hall undergraduate? Not at all. It belongs to a ASMSU District Rep. for McDonel-SI Len Stut loss of funds for academic pursuit - University digits seem just one more and floor units. lady of modest maturity who was assigned mdidate pressure in the form of withdrawal manifestation of a dehumanizing process. However, with at least half the student it as an undergraduate some time back, and of financial assistance; and make an example of these individuals to the even when the crime committed is merely a misdemeanor. Of course, looking at it from the practical point of view, 40,000 students body living off campus, the feeling of separation from the university community who is now taking some post - degree courses). ROTC To the Editor: helps *nate 24th c sues before nswer stude year after year generate a fantastic amount by this group can tend to become I agree with the letter by Paul Stam of permanent records. Admissions, course magnified. in the October 6 edition concerning I listings, drops, adds, tuition payments and To the maximum extent possible, class Insane ROTC program. I served for 3 years as investi grade records are important not only to the University but to the student. sizes should be kept small to broaden the opportunities for more personal contact TODAY'S QUESTIONS: enlisted man in the Army and I know ROTC program helps. asfi Unless students and the administration between students and faculty. The anit-ROTC groups do not realize are going to be bogged down in an endless It is obvious that more ways must be Question: Would you please tell me value of the ROTC program. If the RO of paper (and there's too much found to bring about a greater sense of whether there is such a person as Giacamo only keep sea program was discontinued, the Ari already), modern business methods are identity and community spirit, not in the Leopardi and if he is living on the campus? would have to obtain its Officers fromt essential. And sadly numbers fit the system saccharine sense of "togetherness" but to I am very confused. ue or Answer: To tell you the truth, I am a Army Officer Candidate School, whe better than names. extend the opportunities for learning and little confused myself, although I must say anyone 18 years old with a high scho The results of the Most Popular of more than $100,000 for their But acceptance of numbers for business understanding. We should seek to build at education or the G.E.D. equivalent that I certainly believe in the spirit of All ASMSl Radical Campus Speaker contest have campus engagements. Its report efficiency cannot be allowed to substitute MSU not an ordinary community but a become an officer. Leopardi even though I have never met the ' the com been received and tabulated by the concluded that "the campus - for personal relationships in the pursuit of scholarly community, for this is or should The ROTC program provides old education. Students cannot queue up for be our special character. man personally. I suggest you contact better educated and more responsil imttedto 1 House Internal Security Committee speaking circuit is certainly the source either Walter Adams or Vice President recu. 307 their education in mindless, nameless The McDonel Hall proposal for a "guest officers for the Army. Army officers (HISC), formerly the House of significant financing for the fashion like cattle at a feeding station. in residence" who will live for a week in Robert Perrin, both of whom are Leopardi dg. by Nov. command positions are responsible for t Un-American Activities Committee promoters of the hall and participate authorities. Unfortunately, they refuse to disorderly and How to make sure that people are in informal talk to me or each other. lives of the men under them and the loss (HUAC). Ladies and gentlemen, the revolutionary activity" among treated as people, and not like punch cards meetings and rap sessions with the students the better qualified ROTC officers wou winners of the contest are 65 in a business machine is a great challenge is an excellent idea. Question: Is it true that you give curt students. hurt only the men under them. individuals and 12 organizations. for any large institution. In my own evening visits to the replies or flatly refuse to answer difficult So what? Now that the HISC has all There is no basic formula for achieving a residence halls, Mrs. Wharton and I have or embarrassing questions asked by Philip T. Polii The results were generally students? this startling information, what are personalized university community. The been impressed by the high level of interest E. Lansing sophomo predictable, although there were a few smaller schools of 2,000 to 3,000 students among the students in academic and Answer: No! Oct. 8,19 they going to do with it? Are they \ surprise winners. For instance John Ciardi, a poetry editor, and the Rev. going to draft legislation to block radicals from exercising their right of John C. Bennett, former president of free speech? Why didn't they POINT OF VIEW a seminary, were listed as radicals for investigate politicians who use being members of the National Committee to Abolish HUAC. speaking engagements to increase their campaign coffers? TV lectures lack live' experience The American Civil Liberties Union filed a suit to block publication of the This investigation's only list, claiming it would lead to achievement has been to run the harassment of those on the list. They names of 65 people through the mud. received a temporary restraining order Defamation and harassment is the by all may achieve the greater good for the Both whole community. graduate students and question, nor ask for a restatement. from Federal District Court Judge only accomplishment. Tax dollars EDITOR'S NOTE: The following undergraduates have representatives on the Instead of reading a book, he is receivw Gerhard Visionary, you say. But let me give you an work groups. However, in an attempt to prepared text in two dimensions, blacks A. Gesell. which was have been wasted on a study which Point of View was written by Ann example of a current attempt. The Dept. of summarily ignored by HISC chairman has only proved two items of common Markusen, a graduate assistant in the Economics is presently subjecting itself and reach "the masses," a number of hearings white, with sound accompaniment. Whetl Richard H. Ichord, D-Mo., because of Dept. of Economics. its activities to an overall have been scheduled. Of particular or not the instructional quality is good is' knowledge: campus speaking analysis. importance to students are the hearings of the point; you are still raising y® his Congressional immunity form In an attempt to eliminate the engagements help fund radical inefficiencies of constant marginal the Undergraduate Program Committee. inquisitive hand to question a mechanK prosecution. political groups and ridiculous Students at MSU have increasingly changes, Students have a rare chance, now, to sound device and you will receive no recognitK the economics faculty voted The committee found that the 65 become aware of their right and unanimously to off and help formulate changes at the This is an appeal to those of you who investigations help fund members of use a "total equilibrium" approach in grass radical speakers received a grand total responsibility to take part in the molding of roots level of education, the classroom. or have had some contact with the courses the HISC. the educational institution known as the assessing the strengths and weaknesses of its A "for instance." There has been the economic department to speak out. Hum programs and in formulating basic changes. university. There was a time when the widespread dissatisfaction, in the past, over changes that will be made in course com student expected and was expected to and The evaluation will take several months a lot of time and the TV method of teaching the basic and quality depend, in part, on yourreia^ Hum simply dine on the fare of knowledge served energy, each faculty economics courses Economics 200 and 201. to the department your experiences Cornered cour to him in a classroom in which the professor had absolute authority. Due to rising dissatisfaction with such member being required to average at least five hours a spend on the week in group investigation of a particular area, such as Approximately 5,000 students a year take these courses and have not even had the option of a "live" classroom experience ideas. The lords are having difficulty hearing voices of the serfs and, it is alleged, are u . , Hum educational autocracy, a number of changes undergraduate program, graduate program, unless they were privileged or lucky enough the illusion that all is well with Econo To nobody's This is an interesting presumption: surprise, the have already taken place on a University - promotion and remuneration, etc. The to get into the live TV section. A student Washtenaw County Circuit Court if representatives of the established wide level by including students in the evaluation is, in addition, action oriented, sitting in a classroom with his eyes focused 200. All is not well with n°-cll0'ce(.,J« lectures! And you are hereby given theswj ruled and already it is clear that a significant Friday that theU-M MSU order are in attendance, a law decision - making functions of academic on a TV is deprived of any interaction with to demonstrate it. 3:15 p.m., 1 football number of changes will be made. his teacher the material could governance. or he cannot October 19, the Union. game proceed as breaking event may receive judicial — planned. A great deal of control over the quality of sanction. education, however, remains in the hands of What happened in the Washtenaw individual departments on this campus. It is The rationale was simple and to the courtroom last week went beyond not inapt to compare a department to a point: the football game was allright considerations of football games and feudal fiefdom, in which there is a hierarchy OPEN because the police were present, and rock concerts. The courts had of decision making power that determines - the status and distribution of benefits to FRI. busted some of the malefactors functionally painted themselves into a boozing and, we assume, smoking it legal corner with their concert rulings. those within its academic estate. But perhaps the Middle Ages are over, and *TlLl Free Pi up. In sum. the football game was To escape, they decided to walk over °or Wi we are emerging into a more enlightened era "under control." the paint. in which it is recognized that participation Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan OEO picks grad student Two reps associate head of project Leland »te Bassett, Jackson student in The OEO has selected Bassett and Frank F. Ferguson of Ann Arbor to head the project, which industrial employers and can be used by the Michigan State to ASMSU Ii" will be conducted in Chamber of Commerce Human Michigan by the Michigan State Chamber Resources Dept. and similar Two district representatives to l,SS°iment assistance program of Commerce (MSCC). oganizations in assisting business In the Mason-Abbott-Van IrS? by the Office of The program is a national and industry working in the area the ASMSU Student Board were chosen ii special election Hoosen district, the results were: Joseph Urban, 227; Phil Kopp, pilot project that will serve of gainfully employing the as a Thursday. 118; Bill Steckler, 110; Mike prototype for all states and disadvantaged poor. Burcon, 34; and Mike Cullins, business firms in the U.S. — to use Marlene Wilson, Detroit a sample of 32 27. The MSCC will sponsor and companies to gauge the sophomore, is the new industry• ingredients necessary to develop Akers-Fee representative to the One of the first matters the ber of the carry out the 18-month study, student board. Joseph Urban, Bassett ls Relations rese^ch and demonstration company personnel policies, new representatives will have to procedures and practices that Kalamazoo junior, was elected in consider program in 32 companies at Tuesday's board will eliminate artificial barriers the Mason-Abbott-Van Hoosen Ir'S Lansing • Meridian throughout Michigan ranging in meeting will be the selection of a district. of the rn^merce size from 5,000 to 10,000 to the employment of the poor. The project will new director of cabinet services "0f employes. eventually A total of 896 votes were cast formerly the cabinet president. The project is not part of any lead to the compilation and in the Akers-Fee district, while ■communications Associates, a other OEO project, nor part of LELAND K. BASSETT publication of a guidebook for 520 students voted in the ■company specializing in any other federal program in national use, Harry Hall, MSCC Mason- Abbott-Van Editing service in marketing, Michigan. - to develop a model that can president, said, Hoosen |S5 communications Objectives of the project are: be used guide to as a permanent national assist business and It will concentrate district. The election results in the on analysis Akers-Fee district were: Marlene of job standards, policies and Wilson, 281; Skip Stam, 174; lBY 3 MAN PANEL practices relating to credential barriers that may screen out the disadvantaged without relevance Wolfgang Puett, 131; Patrick O'Conner, 106; Jim Hays, 103; Jeff Greenspan, 88; and R.J. to the job task to be performed, he said. Dubitsky (a write-in candidate). Gambling anyone? revision 11. Report "The advantage gained in the study," Hall said, "will be Someone maintenance with man a sense of humor has informed the that this Coke machine is Additional write-in cast for Gary votes were Margosian, a weighed by an independent third malfunctioning. student currently ByDAVE PERSON who can give us the most direct The machine is located on the third floor of the Student circulating a Harold Buckner, ASMSU Party to evaluate and measure petition to abolish the ASMSU State News Staff Writer answers," John F. A. Taylor, Services Bldg. chairman, Peter student board, and vice professor of philosophy and Flynn, results of the program's efforts. State News photo by Bruce president of the Council' of Harrington president Spiro Agnew. J The three • man panel formed chairman of the special panel, Graduate students; Teresa A. ■to mediate the differences from the ,. . McKee .. Taylor said he has met with Sullivan, former representative to the University student SOVIETS ASK EXTRADITION ■Report on student participation james B McKee, professor of Educational Policies Committee, ■has been meeting with people to sociology and chairman of the and Sigmund Nosow, president ■help make revisions in the report committee which wrote the of the MSU chapter of American 'ible to the Hijacking ruled politico controversial McKee Report; C. Assn. of University Professors. Academic Senate. C. Killingworth, professor of I Taylor said the panel is The McKee Report w?s labor and industrial relations and mlr planning a meeting with Hideya proved by the Academic A. L. Thurman Jr., professor of Kumata, professor of iouncil last spring, but was sent American Thought and communication, and members of _ANKARA, Turkey (AP) ck to the council for revision Language and chairman of A Trabzon court concurred in the accused of the minority groups. lrabzon provincial court refused foreign crimes with a $300 million dollars worth of Downtown r defeat in the Academic University ** ! " Student Affairs — - decision that the crime was - 210 S. Wash. 1 he panel, consisting of Sunday to order the arrest of a political motive will not be credit by the Soviet Union for »nate June 3. Committee. political, despite objections by Frandor Shopping Center Taylor, Beatrice Paolucci, acting Lithuanian father and son who brought to trial or extradited. needed industrial projects, and I "We are going to the people The panel met . the local prosecutor. Friday with chairman of the Dept. of Family hijacked a Soviet airliner. The the government is not believed East Lansing — The court's action passed the A high-level offical source anxious to incur the wrath of Ecology, and Willard court ruled provisionally that casetotheJusticeMinister.lt . indicated the Turkish 207 E. Grand River Warrington, the Russians professor and the crime was political. will decide whether the crime government would like to return )ept. sponsors talks director of Evaluation Services, has until the Nov. 3 Academic Council meeting to complete That did not mean that Pranas Stasio Brazinskas and his son was political,and thus case, or to drop the hold that it was not the hijackers in order to avoid appearing to condone their act. Algedas went free, or that their political and instruct the public Bu* the government is not able revision of the report. request for political asylum prosecutor what charges to file to interfere with the workings of Taylor said the argument is local politics Judy" Coll ins would be accepted by the against the two. the court, the source said. jn state, "not whether there student participation shall but be the Turkish government. "They are still under strict That would return the matter Turkey recently was given form it shall take." custody. They have merely not to the courts for final decision J ftrospecial programs related to Veand local politics are being V"01* N°rUl Taylor praised his fellow been charged by the Trabfon If the courts again held that the Lounge of Hubbard Hall. panelists and said they are "a court with any crime," the crime was politically motivated, Skiers! MOOSUSKI still has & HOMECOMING a Wed by the Dept. of Mary Sharp a member of the very capable panel." officials Anatolia news agency the father and son would go few openings for its Austria American thought and language **ast ^ns,n8 ^ty a."d Miss Paolucci said she has reported. free. Article 9 of the Turkish trip leaving Dec. 26. odavand Tuesday Daniel Learned, East Lansing city All three judges of the criminal code says a foreigner Interested? Call 353-5199. |Len Stuttman, Democratic attorney will discuss East lindidate for the Michigan Lansm8 Politics, including voter reaching a solution "very good." V 24th district, will discuss registration at 8 p.m Tuesday in Warrington after being Sues before the legislature and the north lounee of Hubbard appointed to the panel, said its We fix the same car Don't marry »wer student questions at Hall. task would be difficult, but that every day. The program has been set up by "I am hoping we can come the ATL Student Advisory through with a solution which You'll like our service Committee. will pass the Senate." tosh reque Concerned About The Environment? Sue on I All ASMSU budget requests N Investigate health. The career opportunities in personal & environmental University of Michigan program in health planning will be interviewing prospective Masters degree candidates Monday, Oct. 19, 9-5 at the Placement Bureau. Glenn Herriman Volkswagen, Inc. 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. a rich girl! the coming year must be B.A.'s in Social Science preferred. Full financial assistance PHONE 482-6226 Not until you find out just how that can support over 350 remote We are a highly diversified, total _L ?d to Comptroller Grant available. rewarding a career in Computer terminals. systems oriented company—con¬ ■ittu, 307 Student Services Pig. by Nov. 5. 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CA|N reported a breakdown of Me»l seen t0day * badly divided today because it's later in the !h I " « Q' Y°U ^ QUOted 88 ^ IT pta*V ^°tre ^ There opponent's votin< GENESCHROEDER efforts to enforce civil rights. ?Sf5J?2iSthl h™iSdw unless we get serious about this, it 8 m°re friendly, more open, By ROBERTA SMITH his entire voting record for, Associated Press Writers We've had a great polarization f"in« hlg^*r I think you need more leadership we are on a col"sion course. Do s "dents are more serious about stud,es th«n any t™e 1 can State News Staff Writer years in Congress," Cihon L DETROIT - The Rev. uenerallv " in society generally," F»ther Father y°,u neea moIe ie"a™1P for several reasons. One is I find vou feei that stronnlv? you J feel that strongly? 8 J the libraries are As citizens are becomi Hesburgh said. "We've had a Jot . Theodore M. Hesburgh, chairman Democratic congressional aware of Chamberlain's blacks generally today, I think A. Yes, I said that, I feel that filled up at night I think it's 1 of violence. We've had some ... of the U.S. Commission on Civil candidate John Cihon said votes, they are this may be an oversimplification strongly. We are so polarized that too early in the year to judge beginning , Rights, says time is running out assassinations. I think that time is but I think it's true, are a little people act in violence when they because so many things happen at Friday he Is making a strong mno rpnli/p realize that every for America in the fight against running out on us as a nation." showing in the polls because Chamberlain wary about how much the get totally frustrated. They feel universities that cause unrest that spends racial discrimination. Following are excerpts from a(jmjnistratlon really is interested there's no other thing that's going have nothing to do with what' people are becoming more aware Washington is not a dav He warns that the country is the question and answer of the "costly" voting record of service to the badly split and "on a collision interview with Father Hesburgh. Jn them They rea,,y are to get them attention or get going on in the universities." public, it js a d°l concerned about this They f^l action for them. I think there's a his opponent, Republican of destruction of the interest course," and says "about the only that they are somehow on the good strong core In the black incumbent Charles Chamberlain, almost every person in theSivtfl one that can get us back on _ _. . , . outside looking in. So, mainly population that wants to see this Society's split "We have been running on Mr. District," he said. ® course, I think, is the J because of the lateness of the solved. But with the polarization Chamberlain's record, and our The United Auto l Q. Do you think the split in Worked presidency." the federal civil rights hour and the stakes involved taking place, where people are American society is bigger than it support is growing as the public ■"*" strike a symptom of t Father Hesburgh, president of enforcement effort 1 today, which u'-u — are very tough fighting stereotypes so often, and —«« as five years becomes aware of his record," forced recession deliberatell ago? Notre Dame Univeristy, made his need tor the president to taxe etoL.oc TI think, very high stakes, cfoiroc hinh stakes, where nroiMHifo prejudice k running fsiriv is n«t fairly Cihon said at a press conference created by the Njv nfl comments in an interview with moral leadership. Is this need any A.I think it's much bigger. And in administration The Associated Press, in which he more urgent for President Nixon and the polarization of society, I _ high and people are playing to Lansing. and compi^l " discussed the general racial than it was tor fresident . * n . » , (iIUIllv the Ulc president in has aa very iiflo ivijf that mat at times, at imico, playing to tu the i»nv; it runs in many directions. It runs Chamberlain has voted against funds for the Dept. of Housing supported Cihon said, by ChamberlaiJ tough Qf reconciliation to do divisions of American society, I between Blacks and whites, it climate and his commission's Kennedy? and Urban Development while He challenged Chamberlain J between browns and whites, ■ in this society. must say politicians do this at runs recent report on civil rights. In A. I'd say it's more necessary times iq a very bad way, that People who have given up on the the Model Cities programs are reveal his complete I'inancia about the only one that can get us system and think they're never fighting for survival, Cihon said, position while he distributed tl back on course, I think, is the g°'ng to get equality, they're He has voted against funds for newsmen copies of hjs jgg' presidency. never g°ing to really be free ... I sewage and water treatment federal and state income t think the blue collar, lower facilities while thousands of refunds. forums middle class people feel Lansing area "I am determined that tl Program they're residents are Important role being left out of society. I think, working to clean up the Grand people of the Sixl I think when you say this, it the more you look at the society, River and community after Congressional District kno isn't to jump on the President. I y°u knowSPARTAN TWIN WEST and organizations and to assist in relevancy of social agencies to students of MSU a positive project, you can see that ll '•Miss FRANOOR SHOPPING CENTER Barbra Streisand, the 3100 EAST SAGINAW Ption* 351 0030 Today at HOMECOMING & the development of the black t|,e black communities in Detroit. Lansing and -p^e community," he said, students studied the organizations and institutions in approach development." to Through this program, Jones —' student students have provided CUl with a current documentation on human resource utilizatiol super performer, has never 7 00 & 9 «> Before beginning the project, the students attended a three - tfoe communities, including said, the students developed a by black people," Jones said, been better! black churches, community positive relationship with the He also said they evaluate! ^fudy^Collins day orientation program at services. with the project s goals and Services and heard several speakers. The student coordinators for also . which they became acquainted services, health services, social education, family black community. "The youth services. They opportunities to meet with conducted program for the children and a tutorial students community groups and allowed community people to assess the an tne gathered, information recommendations conclusions students can use them s the program were Bill Powers, initiated a breakfast program feasibility of conducting the similar program. Detroit junior, LaMarr Thomas, Markham, 111., graduate; Shirley Echoles, Detroit junior; and m u mm m a m John Jones, Columbus, Ohio FOR NEAT WEIR junior. Tony Martin, Trinidad, graduate student, and Georgeo Fleming, New Haven, Conn, graduate student, were the project's research programmers. Bureau sets Adelbert Jones, asst. director for community development, The following employers will Placement Bureau as soon as of Commerce, U.S. Navy. be interviewing from Monday possible and AT LEAST TWO Oct. 27: Ansul Company* through October 30. December, SCHOOL DAYS in advance of Columbia Gas System StrvicB March, and June graduates of all the interview date. Additional information is Corp., Hooker Chemical Corp® degree levels are eligible for Illinois Tool Works Inc., Institutl interview: unless otherwise available in the Placement for Bulletin posted each week at the "Paralegal Training People indicated. Gas Light and Coke Co.. Stat If you are interested in an Placement Bureau and in most par^ insurance Co., Stauffe organization, pita report to the departments. Chemical Co., Wisconsin Dept o| MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Natural Resources. PROGRAM INFORMATION 482 3905 ✓ 1 PROGRAM iMfiiK-,, iON 332',81/ Students are advised to interview with employers even though they October 28: American li have not completed their military Cyanamid Co., Atlantic Kichfie* service. Many employers have Co., Firestone Tire & RubberCol indicated an interest in Gulf Oil Corp., Hughes Aircraj Open Co., Monsanto Co., Nation# Open interviewing the student before Steel Corp., North America! 12:45 p .m. NOW THRUTHUR 6:45 p.m. NOW THRU THUR. and after his duty with the armed 1:35- 3:35-5:30-7:35-9:35 Feature 8:00 anil 10:15 p.m. forces. Rockwell Corp., Pittsburgh Df Monday: American Can Co., B. Moines Steel Co., University <1 F. Goodrich Co., Eli Lilly and Rochester, Schlumberger WeJ STANLEY KRAMER S film Service, Trane Co., UnioJ Co., General Mills Inc., General Carbide Corp., U.S. Governmen| Jpwmtaf Motors Corp., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Indiana & Michigan Electric October 29: City of Chica| Co., Kraftco Corp., McDonnell / Coldwater State Home •REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE [R]«»| Q) MitC.FIEI.IJi- Douglas Corp., PPG Industries Training School. Consume Inc., Youngstown Sheet and Power Co., First National BanKi a nlghtwttji rtie0re8tC>® Fm!S "HELLO DOLLY" Feature 7:05 anil 9:20 p.m. Tube Co., U.S. Army, U.S. Dept. Trust Co. of Michigan. Genef Tire & Rubber Company, J. Hudson Co., Manufactur National Bank of Det» Humble Oil & Refining Reynolds Metals Co., Seldman Seidman. October 30: Brunswick t Central Companies, Harris, Ke 7 PROGRAM INFORMATION 37? 2434 Forster & Co., Ohio SB University, Osco Drug I® Ralston Purina Co. Carbide Corp. ■\ oonr.atu iNfnRW"* SOLDIER 1 BLUE £ LAST 2 DAYS! Open 1 p-» ItCIINICOlOR" PANAVISION® No. 1 - 3:00-6:25-9:45^ I'lus ... at 9: IS only JOHN WAYNE in HELLFICHTERS "ADftm AT 6A.m." HctwcoKx* * Nonona Open at 6:30 - In Car Heaters 2nd Hit! 1:30-4:45-8:10 ENDS TUES FOUR HITS Jack Lemmon and - BIG ZOMBIE SHOW 1. "War of the Zombies" Catherine Deneuve 2. "Pypo" 3. "Voodoo Woman" 4. "The Undead" "The April Fools' Shown in above order - unclassified Wad. "GIANT Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October ]<). 1970 7 Historian talks on 'blo power' Report cites abuse the ■ k rid by By KAREN FITZGERALD power" was rated one of the great political slogans of historian C. L. R. James recently as he challenged of civil rights aws *,c to learn the background of the slogan and to be able to these (civil establishment of government ^tv its meaning to others. WASHINGTON D.C." Federal departments and agencies having rights) laws are not working well," the Commission wide priorities, policies and Th black author, who spoke Friday night In Holmes Hall and civil rights responsibilities have report said, but it noted that the timetables for their achievement. " iLine Saturday, was sponsored by the Black Liberation failed to make maximum use of inadequacies did not originate The commission also international, and the Black Sisters of Holmes, with the present administration, recommended the establishment u told students, parents and faculty members that the slogan procedures and mechanisms available to "nor was there any substantial of a Division on Civil is a summation of slogans of the past. them, the U.S. Rights Commission on Civil Rights said period in the past when civil within the newly created Office H listed past slogans, beginning with Rousseau's 18th century this week in a report, "The rights enforcement uniformly of Budget and Management ql t "Men who are born free are now everywhere in chains." Federal Civil Rights Enforcement was at a high level of which would work closely with l mes followed with Thomas Jefferson's statement, "We hold effectiveness." the civil rights subcommittee of Effort." truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal," The report, based on a study of "Rather, the inadequacies the Domestic Affairs Council. are d als° the /< oz. 59c Limit 1 i75s 40c Limit 1 (Coupon) _ CLEVELAND (UPI) - Mike Lucci intercepted Altie Expires After 10-24-70 (Coupon) Expires After 10-24-70 ■Quarterback Bill Munson hit Taylor with a two-yard East Lansing Store Only on another Nelsen pass on the East Lansing Store Only scoring pass. ■j"ne ■touchdowns °f 19 passes for three Browns' 34 and Walton, who Errol Mann booted a 51-yard and an alert Detroit finished the day with four field goal in the second quarter .69 ■"efense ■»unday intercepted as the five passes catches for 158 yards, grabbed a and ended the Lions' scoring 200 off the Lions rolled to a 34-yard touchdown from pass Munson with 1:34 left in the with a 34-yard field goal with discount price on all Westmore Prowns'Ct0ry °Ver the Cleveland half. 9:55 left in the third quarter. |.Jhe Lions wrapped up the Nelsen gave the Browns a The Browns scored 10 Nail Polish ■EL with three q^ck quick 7-0 lead with 11:31 left in points in the final quarter on a 8-Teen Cosmetics 47-yard field goal by Don Ch( ■nunutesofnstheinfirstthehalf.final six the first quarter by hitting Gary Collins with a 14 Cockroft and a three yard run - No Limit 39c Limit 1 - yard scoring by Bo Scott. (Coupon) ■v»m the Browns moved 79 pass after the Lions fumbled a In other games Sunday, the Expires After 10-24-70 (Coupon) Expires After 10-24-70 ■J* m eight plays to cut the punt on their own 20. Three Baltimore Colts defeated the East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only ■hit W'LarryI i lo Munson minutes later Lions New York Jets, 29-22: The New Walton with defensive end Larry Hands a 28-yard York Giants blanked the Boston 1.49 Pass to 2.00 cap an 80-yard picked off a screen pass and F e with 4:09 left Patriots, 16-0; San Diego beat in the half, rambled 62 yards to tie the This is what This is what ■afetvm later' Lions score. The Lions went ahead edged Green Chicago, 20-7; Lost Angeles we have against Nyquil Cough IffaBil MM,lke »« Wef>er Picked as Munson moved the team 77 beat Buffalo, Bay, with 3:12 left in the first quarter 31-21; Miami we have against Wella Balsam T»iS 1 " pass and raced for another score. 33-14; St. Louis blades. * other rechargeables. Medicine f yards in six plays. Munson hit whipped Philadelphia, 35-20. A shaver that shaves as close or closer than the new platinum and chromium blades. A rechargeable that gives up to twice as many shaves per charge as any other re¬ 8 oz. $JZ9 Limit 1 6 oz. 99c 99 men tested our Norelco Tripleheader Limit 1 chargeable. (Coupon) (Coupon) 35T against these new blades. Each shaved Our Rechargeable Tripleheader 45CT has Expires After 10-24-70 Expires After 10-24-70 East Lansing Store Only East Lansing Store Only one side of his face with a blade and the all the features of our regularTripleheader. other with theTripleheader. Our three float¬ It has three Microgroove™ floating heads. ing heads followed the curves of their faces. And eighteen rotary blades that continu¬ And our eighteen rotary blades shaved in ously sharpen themselves to cut down on every direction at once (that's the way beards grow). . bothersome blade replacement. And a hid¬ den pop-up trimmer for neat sideburns and $4.98 After the G old Rush $2.89 Blades can't do all this. They're straight. And that's why seven out of ten men said mustaches. 4.98 Sweet Baby lames 2.89 It also has some special features all its the Tripleheader shared them as elose or closer than the new blades. own. A Shave Counter that automatically 14.95 Woodstock Sound Track 7-97 counts your shaves and tells you when to What's more, the Tripleheader has a recharge. A Charge Indicator that lights up Limit 1I Each pop-out trimmer. So you when it's (Coui aon) recharging. And, of course, the Expires Aftc:r 10-24-70 ^ean get your side- Rechargeable can East Lansing Store Only ■j W burns straight and for shave with or even a without a cord. ^change. State Discount Now what re¬ Now what blade can chargeable can com¬ compete with that? pete with that? We Cash MSU Payroll Checks I.D. Required 3121 E. The Norelco Tripleheaders Open Wed. & Fri. GRAND RIVER 9 a.m. 9 p.m. Open Mon., Tues., Thurs., Sat. You can't get any closer - 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 307 E. Grand River taV Inn East Only Next to the Card Shop 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 19, |970 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS Bewitch your favorite I CLASSIFIED spook with a personalized pumpkin for Halloween! CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 The State News does not Scooters & Cycles ForSale permit racial or religious STUDENTS. WILL accommodate 4. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all discrimination in- its TRIUMPH helmet. 1970. Trophy 500 with $900. Neat. 371-1571. Automatic washer and dryer. brands. 30% off list price. Rich: SAVE MONEY, Bio-degradable laundry save ~duckol advertising columns. The Completely furnished. Call 351-5869. C deteroentL State News will not 3-10-21 332-4228. Evenings. call Johnny Suds. 355-9434. 5-10-211 advertising which 489-2326. 10-10-28 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA * AUTOMOTIVE accept discriminates against SMALL MINI bike beginners. Moving. Call 351-6591, good for with yearbooks and bookcase. SONY TC-530 sterecorder 3.SWfH I Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or 2-5p.m. 1-10-19 DELUXE TWO bedroom. Furnished. Close to Campus. $180 a month. Like new, seldom used. 9-5809, before 3 p.m. 3-10-21 IV __4:tr^_$1_75; 882 2968 5-10231 Auto Parts & Service national origin. RUMMAGE SALE SUZUKI — Mod transportation! 351-9036. 5-10-21 - Glassware ■ antiques, Aviation 1966 250cc. Good condition. 2 EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in and pressed cookware, depression! * EMPLOYMENT ONE OR TWO girls to share two all sizes and types. $20 - $50. glass, clothes Com.1 helmets. Sacrifice $250. "rlv * FOR RENT 485-3813, after 1 p.m. 5-10-19 bedroom, new apartment. Two 351-6337. O-1-10-19 K,0;Kbes, through Thursday,buV*. Monday■ Automotive blocks from camp' $75 a 8 - 2:30 Pm f Apartments month. 351-9036. 5-10-21 1970 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, 1327 W. Shiawassee, 482-8iaj'l HONDA 450, 1967 Scrambler. $39.95 4-10-22 H| Houses with easy terms. Call MERCURY MONTEREY 1966, V-8, Excellent shape and clean. Fall EAST LANSING 694-8159. 5-10-23 Rooms automatic 2 door hardtop, power special. 694-8262. 5-10-19 near campus. One FOR SALE steering. Excellent condition. bedroom, furnished. Large, airy 1970 ZIG-ZAG * GIBSON B45 12 string, Harmony 12 $42.00 Animals $875. After 6 p.nr , 641-4295. IT'S EXCITING ... the great buys rooms. Air conditioned. string guitars, G.E. stereo; Mobile Homes 5-10-20 you find when Classified Ads each day! you check Beautifully maintained. Select portable typewriter; cassette Small Paint walnut damage in shipment in I PERSONAL MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1966.8 clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or recorder; golf clubs, bag, cart; 110 sew table. No bother with, as all our attachments I * automatic. Power steering and 882-6549. O pound barbells. All excellent to built-in. controls! * PEANUTS PERSONAL top. Deluxe interior. $850. Auto Service & Parts 1130 condition. Cheap. 351-3258. are Makes buttonholes! * REAL ESTATE 355-0706. 5-10-21 BEECH student apartments. - two bedroom 2-10-20 sews on does buttons, blind hems many fancy designs. Onlul and! Furnished, air » RECREATION MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1965. FOR SALE: Polyglas Four Goodyear G-70 Tires. Mounted on - conditioned. Close to campus. WASHING condition; MACHINE, bathroom new cabinets, $42.00 cash or buy 372-3324 all day up till on terms. Calll * SERVICE automatic. 332-0965. HALSTEAD 9:30pml 289 Sharp. $595. Fenton chrome wheels. Like new. 0-10-23 1 MANAGEMENT COMPANY, perfect; boat trailer hitch; VW ski Typing Service Phone 694-9522. 3-10-19 $150. 699-2511, after 6 p.m. rack, drapes; hamper, etc. * TRANSPORTATION __2; 10J20 _ 351^-7910^0 351-5543. East Lansing. S MUSTANG 1967 fastback; new 1970 SINGER $57.00 * WANTED MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East STODDARD APARTMENTS. One shocks, tires; Cobra kit, mags, Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. bedroom, furnished, near campus. BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Gown, liquidate. 351-3650. 5-10-20 . . . must Cash with walnut sew table. Used DEADLINE Complete auto painting and Call 351-8238. O matching veil, size 10. 484-5545, a few times. justl after 6 p.m. 5-10-22 Fully equipped with! 1 P.M. one class day MUSTANG FASTBACK, 1965, Collision service. IV 5-0256. C automatic AB - BODE, Holt. Modern 1 - 2 Zig-Zagger before publication. AM-FM, 289, Dark Green, very bedrooms. Furnished, buttonholer, makes fancy design AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and GIRL'S BICYCLE excellent Cancellations - 12 noon good condition. 351-4657. unfurnished. Family living. by inserting cams. Winds thi American cars. If we can't fix it, it condition, with basket. Good W-10-22 bobbin automatically. one class day before can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Schools and stores close. Heat and tires. $18. 355-3866. 5-10-22 Only— $57.00 cash or buy on E-Z Terms! publication. MUSTANG 1965 six. Automatic, For Rent For Rent utilities, except electricity. Call 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 REED'S GARAGE Starting at $150. Call 669-6601 or WOW! p PHONE radio. Completely winterized. PLASTIC Furniture. Chairs, 0-10-23 FOR 669-3676. 10-10-22 HALLOWEEN COSTUMES. sofas, hassocks. Super colors. $550. 489-6642, 353-0346. NEW MANAGEMENT. 2, 3 and 4 355-8255 TUNE UPS, BRAKES, Costume Rental Service, reserve Super Styles. 337-9215 Noon - 3-10-19 COMPLETE EXHAUST early. By appointment man. UNIVERSITY TERRACE, MAN'S DOUBLE breasted, fake fu,l only. RATES 1970. SYSTEMS, GOOD WORK. 489-9061.9-10-28 EVERGREEN. Walking distance TWO BRAND NEW Midnight. O coat. Size 46. 882-1855, evenings! 1 day $1.50 OLDS CUTLASS 'SX,' to campus. HALSTEAD 2 BEDROOM LUXURY 4-10-22 " Loaded. Must sacrifice. 353-3846, 2707 E. KALAMAZOO MANAGEMENT COMPANY, MUST SELL. 23 foot Fan luxury 15c per word per day TV RENTALS. Color and black and APARTMENTS NOW 9-5p.m. 2-10-19 PHONE 489-1626 351-1717,351-9117.0 liner travel trailer. Self contained. VOX DOUBLE keyboard organ. Bi white. MARSHALL MUSIC 3 days $4.00 READY FOR LEASING. Any reasonable offer below offer. Call 355-1140, after 1 pml COMPANY, 351-7830. C 13%c per word per day PAIR OF 1928 model A sports TIRES: 4 F70x14 only 8,000 miles, HILLCREST. NEAR campus. $2395. 627-6494. 5-10-19 3-10-21 5 days $6.50 coupes. Call after 5:30 p.m.. $60. Call 332-8431. X-3-10-19 TV RENTALS — Students only. Low Furnished. Dishwasher. $240. All new furniture and 339-2044. Ask for Eric Hall. ' 35 1-0705. HALSTEAD APPLE CIDER, APPLES, AT SACRIFICE. Sharp stereo 13c per word per day monthly and term rates. Call appliances. Next to campus, DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives (based on 10 words per ad) 510-20 Aviation 351-7900 to reserve yours. MANAGEMENT COMPANY, for 3 or 4 people or married added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, recorder. 3 months old 351-1717.0 485-9309. 2-10-20 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C PEUGEOT, 1963_rpk 404. $325. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to couples. Large picture 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. Peanuts Personals must be Good triSOVr cation. Low learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. EAST LANSING, Couples and windows Call 332-4432. 27. 660-3157. O YOU CAN see the savings withl pre-paid. mileage. 332-5650. 5-10-19 students. quality glasses from 0PTICALB Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Compact Refrigerators, rentals. Efficiency, 1 and 2 XP6 There will be a 50c service RAMBLER AMERICAN 1969, 6 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES & bedrooms. Furnished and FISHER Roberts speaker system. Akai X200D stereo reel DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan! unfurnished. From $125. After 6 - Avenue. 372-7409. C-10-23 and bookkeeping charge if TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O this ad is not paid within cylinder, Excellent automatic, condition! 4 door. $1495. Employment p.m., 351-0595. O ONE MAN officer) furnished, to reel tape deck with cross • field. Garrard model AT60 stereo 677-4611.X-5-10-21 TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free utilities after 5, POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103,| one week. EARN EXTRA money. We need LOWEBROOK APARTMENTS. changer. Sony model 200 stereo rpecial sale. $29.95 deliveries. Call SELCO 332-0309. b-10-19 campus representatives to sell Need 1 or 2 people to fill tape recorder. Fisher TX100 crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS^ The $tate News will be TORINO GT, 1969. Black, $1500. COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. quality Electronic components, at apartments. Reduced rates. Call stereo amp preamp. Fisher model 5558 South Pennsylvania responsible only for the Mechanically perfect. Polyglas. C TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. 351-5289. 10-10-29 101R tuner. Panasonic 8 track Lansing. C very competitive prices. Write to: Lake view lots. No lease. first Commuter. After 5 p.m., 313 - day's incorrect Jeff Johnson, National Direct RENT A TV and watch your cartridge deck. Panasonic mini - 229-2590. 1-10-19 favorite 641-6601. TF ' insertion. Sales Co., Suite 111, 32 South changer. Webcor AM-FM plus 8 DRAFTING PARALLEL 36", used! program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, Burcham Woods 10th Street, Hopkins, Minnesota track stereo receiver. Knight 80 about one year. $19. Call ivfl 337-1300. C VALIANT 1965. Stereo radio. 55343. 3-10-20 Apartments FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. watt amp preamp. Pioneer reverb 2-0136. 5-10-21 Immacuiate condition. $525. Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 amp. Dynaco model SCA35 Rahman, 355-1273, 353-7897. 2-10-20 COEDS EARN $20-$45 weekly Apartments Furnished 1, 2, 3, & 4 man. days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C amplifier. Concert one Wher 7dp receiver. working 10 - 15 hours / week. Unfurnished Available. revers-o-matic stereo tape • SX990 receiver, elestrovoic WANTED TWO girls to sublease recorder. Stereo speakers, $15 up. Automotive VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Black, radio. Apply (in person) to University Swimming Pool speakers, Sony 630D tape deck,! winter term, call 351-1416. Turntables $25 up. 8 track tapes Rear window defroster. 351-3187. Inn. Ask for Mr. Eshleman MATURE, student CONGENIAL, wanted for female Ample Parking 5-10-19 $2.50 each or trade. TV sets, Excellent condition. 355-8024J between 4:30 - 7:30 p.m., small, new X-2-10-19 ANTIQUE CHEVY, 1936. All 3-10-21 mobile home. Close to campus. From $125 radios, beds, cameras, typewriters, original. Beautiful condition. Tuesday, October 20th. 3-10-20 $1500. 337-1067, evenings. VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, Square Back. Super cheap. 351-9528. 4-10-22 745 Burcham Drive. Houses jewelry. We Buy, Sell and Trade. SKIS 5'9", boots, size 6%: adjustable! YOUNG MAN needed age 19 - 25. WILCOX SECONDHAND poles, bindings. Offer. 882-6C 2-10-19 Top condition. Must sell. Leaving country. Call 351-7037 after 5 Earn $30 - $45 per week working OKEMOS, ONE bedroom furnished, Resident Manager 351-3118 FURNISHED FOUR STORE, 509 East Michigan. 3-10-20 bedroom, 2 p.m. 2-10-19 part time. See Mr. Semenik, 6 $145. Utilities paid. Call 485-4391, 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. C BUICK Wl LDCAT convertible, 1965. If no answer 484-4014. baths, $200. 6130 Rutherford. Good rubber. $400 or best offer. p.m., Tuesday, October 20th at 351-4940. 5-10-23 485-4917, 372-4747. 5-10-22 SWEET CIDER at Corda West Mill, Animals VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Sedan. University Inn. 3-10-20 482-2993. 5-10-23 5817 North Okemos Road. Excellent condition. Radio, rear TEN MINUTES from MSU. New EAST TARANTULAS - MALE or female! CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 LANSING. 3 bedroom. Full PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per duplex. 2 bedrooms. Carpeted, 337-7974.20-10-30 BUICK 1965 Skylark sports coupe, windows open. 482-2236. 5-10-22 South Pennsylvania. QUIET basement. Carpeted. Duplex. $200 complete with bowl, food, $15.1 week. Car necessary. Call stove, refrigerator and draperies 372-0346. 3-10-21 yellow, black " interior, V-8, location for married, grad students monthly. 351-9036. 5-10-22 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 sunroof, gas 351-7319 for interview. C provided. $135 per month, plus automatic, power steering, must and faculty. ONE bedroom heater, 1965 re-built engine. Call electricity. Deposit required. GIRL NEEDED to sublease luxury WANT ADS have everything it takes! see. 482-5397. 5-10-21 PART TIME employment. 12-20 furnished. $150 monthly. 351-3677. 5-10-19 Immediate Phone 372-3487. 3-10-20 house winter term, due to student to sell puppies & kittens fast! Dial hours per week. Automobile possession. Call CAMARO RALLYE Sport 1967. required. 351-5800. O Manager. 393-8657 or FOX teaching. Call 332-3143 after 5 CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. 355^255. VOLVO 1962, good shape, needs BAY COLONY, one and two p.m. 5-10-20 New tires. Best offer. 351-4377, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. BASSETT HOUND puppies. Fielfl 5:30 p.m. 5-10-21 repair. Best offer. 882-3612. GLAMOROUS POSITION ground 372-1954. O bedroom, unfurnished. $150 and ABC SECONDHAND STORE, and show blood lines. AKC. Shots! 5-10-23 floor opportunity with NEW FOUR bedroom split level multi - up. 337-9228. HALSTEAD 1208 Turner. C and wormed. 882-8892. 5-10-19B million dollar cosmetic company. house, $200 per month. Call MANAGEMENT COMPANY, CHEVROLET 1964, Impala SS. EAST LANSING; furnished. 351-9081, mornings, 6130 VOLVO, 1963. P. 1800 Excellent Earn $10 an hour, and up. Excellent condition. Low mileage. 351-7910. O Rutherford. 2-10-20 condition. Phone, PRECISION 337-1194. 29-11-30 $750. IV 9-6070, after 5 p.m. IMPORTS, 484-4411. 5-10-19 3-10-21 SUBLET TWO BEWITCH YOUR FAVORITE SPOOK DENTAL ASSISTANT for man furnished orthodontic office. Orthodontic apartment for six months. Cheap. CHEVROLET 1962. Clean. Snow Scooters & Cycles 485-3395. 2-10-19 WITH A HALLOWEEN SPOOKY SPECIAL. tires. New parts added. $250. experience necessary. Full or part SUBLET LARGE furnished 4 man. 353-3650 or 353-6400, after 6 time. 482-9695, days. 484-0702, CEDAR GREENS TRIUMPH 650 Bonneville. Excellent HASLETT AREA. Spacious 2 House, $60 each. Near campus. At p.m. 5-10-22 evenings. 5-10-20 condition, low mileage. Bell bedroom. Fully carpeted, luxury. 507 Spartan. 351-6274. 5-10-20 A whole page of creepy capers just for Halloween! helmet, many extras. Needs rings. 1 Bedroom Furnished New G.E. electrical appliances. Air CHEVY IMPALA 1962. Automatic. SALES LADY for Boutique Shop in WANTED: TWO people to share Orange and Black color. Come place your Spooky $775 or best. 351-3258. 3-10-21 conditioned, garbage disposal. Runs but needs some repairs. Frandor Shopping Center. Must be Short Term Leases Married couple. 339-2490 for house. Large yard. Parking, good Special at 347 Student Services, Prepaid, before Oct. $100. Bill, 351-3956. 2-10-19 able to style wigs and sell. Call study conditions. 351-6957. 9 TRIUMPH 1969, TR6 650cc. A-1 appointment. 5-10-21 28. A 1 x 2 inch pumpkin is only $5. Mrs. Cody, 351-5806. 3-10-19 p.m.-9 a.m. 3-10-20 shape. Best offer, after 6 p.m., CORVAIR 1961. New snow tires 655-3426. 5-10-22 FOURTH GIRL needed for large and battery. Best offer. 353-5219. NEEDED: DENTAL assistant. 5-10-22 1967 SUZUKI 250cc. X-6. Good Experience required, full time apartment. For information call Rooms 351-8102. X-3-10-19 shape. Best offer. 332-3215. position. Call 332-2939. 3-10-19 UNIVERSITY VILLA: Three and CORVETTE 1968, turbo 3-10-19 ONE MAN needed for two man West Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men four man, furnished, $185 and up. hydramatic. custom pin Black cherry with striping. Good DUCATI 1966. Street Scrambler, 351-1669. HALSTEAD Fee Apartment. 353-1892. or women. Membership privileges. CROSSWORD MANAGEMENT COMPANY,,, 5-10-19 Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, condition. Call 699-2727, after 3 p.m. 2-10-20 350cc. $350 337-2381. 5-10-21 or best offer. SHUR CHEM offers full or part time 351-7910. O gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O PUZZLE MARRIED STUDENTS: spacious 2 ACROSS sales opportunities selling cleaning bedroom apartments. Carpeting, GET NEEDED cash fast! Sell musical 1. Unskilled 28. Greek T CUTLASS 1965. Silver with black 1966, 305cc Yamaha, completely products. Shur Chem, P.O. Box TWO MEN for 4 man apartment. drapes, air conditioning, and instruments to eager band students performer 30. Artificial overhauled, good condition. 500 top, 3-speed on floor, bucket miles since over hauled. $350. Call 49, East Lansing, Michigan, $55 each. Large. Walking distance. kitchen appliances, otherwise with a Classified Ad, Dial 4. Rainbow language □eh ans QiQD seats. $650. Call 351-7401. 48823. 5-10-23 332-3255, days. C 5-10-22 625-7726 after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-21 unfurnished. 20 minutes from 355-8255. 8. Wrong 31. In the wind aaaaa aaagar3 DIFFICULTY GETTING in touch YOUNG MALE campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from 11. Moslem 32. Glacial ridge ytga aragiB DATSUN, "1600" 1968 with TRIUMPH 1970. Tiger 650cc. with someone? Try a Classified with as same. - share apartment 393-3700. 11 pm- brick Mr.' building. $160/month. Call Shimnoski, evenings campus. Completely furnished. commander 12. Angle 34. About 35. Longing ssoiinasg igi hardtop for $1600. 484-7250. Excellent condition. 5 months "Personal" Ad. Dial 355-8255 11 a.m. 9-10-23 372-8077 before 4 p.m. 10-10-21 663-4266. 5-10-21 13. Feather 36. Eschew Grand Rapids, 616 - 451-4407. old. 351-6180. 3-10-20 Call after 5:30 p.m. 5-10-23 neckpiece 37. Fragrance 14. Service tree 39. You and me TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 16. Secrecy 40. Speech defect DODGE PICKUP, 1951. Runs great, 54. Witness 4. provided $170. Phone Keith, 332-8028 4-10-19 FIAT 850 Spider, 1969, convertible, units. These spacious luxury apartments carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each unit has a are completely dishwasher, garbage disposal and 1 Apt. Available 18. Tennis trophy 20. Shoshoneans 21. Before noon 23. Learned 25. Cleopatra's 42. Mire 44. Artist's studio 47. Threespot 50. Yellow ocher 55. Sunken fence 56. Muffin DOWN 1. Owns 5. 6. 7. 8. Meadow Progeny barley Flu injection Portliness | 4 speed, beautiful economical 51. Chick pea 2. Gone by 9. Because individual control - central air conditioning. These four man 53. sports car. Phone 355-1237 after 6 /er Grape 3. Grape refuse 10. Fairy p.m. 3-10-21 units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure IT IE" 15. Public coach FORD GALAXIE condition. A steal 1966. Automatic transmission. Excellent at V-8. $725 time has been adequately planned for with swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKIMG: JAM call a giant heated you »«» Americana ! i 1 17. Bills 19. Young salmon 21. Sweetsop 22. Chicken feed I ' 699-2652. 3-10-19 24. Function today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY Had 1 apt. that didn't move in 1 P 26. Stead 27. Sea eagles FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: EXCEPT SUNDAY 1 29. Hawaiian guita 31. Particle | IMPALA CONVERTIBLE, 1965. MARSHA I 1! 33. Indigo Beige / black. New tires, excellent CHANEL 372-2797or 332-644I Super large 4 man P 34. Commercial condition, 3-10-20 JAGUAR $850. XKF -1968. 351-0184. SIX. NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. 2 37. Metropolitan production 38. Wheel track • PI 3 band 3 parking P 41. Grieve - radio, air CicQ^"^'n9. new paint spaces 43. Medicine and exhausi. 5-10-20 Phone 485-5622. (Etopdungfjam MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 44. Onager 45. Stalemate 46. College 48. Twiligt*1 cheer i f MERCEDES BENZ, 1967. Excellent working condition. No reasonable Alco Phone 332-5322 49. Sweet potato I bid refused. 351-9310. 5-10-22 Management Company 52. Mother Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 19, 1970 11 Mobile Homes I 12*65, 2 bedroom. fully carpeted. walnut Bow COUNTRY. NEW four bath ranch. 646-6376. O EAST LANSING for tale bedroom, 2 Carpeted, $25,000 by owner. Laporte 'Continued from page 1) could be found at St. Hubert found The radio station notified the car Reagan namely compassion have ,„-m plumbing for washar. "execution" T'^nT^I HTH buried." 393-0287. 6- M ' condition. Priced 5-10-19 to Lot at mil. Lanr'r.g high *chool. bedroom oldor home has just been completely remodeled. It features: Three the governnient wafi^ prompted s " refusal by to caller groups been done about the asked why at 9:30 the nothing had package, kidnap Laporte. Police did search the car for fear that it was not far Trudeau said earlier that as as the kidnapers were discloses complete carpeting, new kitchen concerned the identity of their Th'8t V™?.. 8 station emP'°ye donations The events thn» i»h »h booby-trapped. After with built-int, formal ^™e.!VenJ? t™t ..n an army victims was immaterial. discovery of the !ed.uP to the went to the area and found a dining room bomb squad was called " The plut family eating area, 1 and % bath, new furnace and body started hand-printed note In Place d<* anTL^rte's kidnapers' would be served equally well by purposes fireplace end den. Priced under wiring, Til to* radio°staUolTc K ^ ?!? note and a rough map bod* was found covered with having their grip on you or me, SACRAMENTO, Calif. 1967. 12x16. Skirted. $30,000. Call 351-8795. 2-10 20 Saturdav lndlc®te<* where the car could be blood from the head wound. (AP) - Singer Frank Sinatra, ) D m pm- ' Saturday V that that " » 8 a nn boo package Dackace found. or perhaps some child," he told television T Arthur') According to the FLQ personality Art the nation Friday night. "Their 439 7089.5 10 23 , FOR SALE by owner: Lovely 6 communique, Laporte was killed Linkletter, oil magnate J. purpose is to exploit the normal, Paul Getty and comedians room home, large yard, double at 6:18 p.m. rN)cE talking to you. Please garage, distinctive baths, bright Saturday. human feelings of Canadians and Bob Hope and Jack Last week Premier Benney M 'in ' Art. 351-9528. 2-10-20 basement with 489-0371. 5-10-23 fireplace. Call Crisis date-line lists Bourassa of Quebec offered to seek paroles for five of 23 Robert to bend Canadians and to those feelings bend those of are listed by Gov. Ronald Reagan as among financial' Iitt9 LIBERTY. Mobile home. feelings of sympathy into contributors to his re-election persons whose freedom the FLQ instruments for their own I 12x50 Located in Stonegate. Service had demanded. Talks between campaign. I Mike 393-1551.5 10-21 0,,er- muSt M"- MOO LOOK. Also alterations, terrorist activities the government representative of the FLQ broke violent and revolutionary ends.' Trudeau said the government, A list filed California's Secretary of State with dressmaking. Satisfaction down after the offer an effort to save Laporte and disclosed Republican I Moon. Excellent guaranteed. Mrs. Elliot, 372-4766. Thursday. Reagan - This is calendar of Reaction to Laporte's death Cross, had agreed to give the received $881,705 from rendition. Fully carpeted and 5-10-23 a developments in the actual kidnapers safe conduct sizable donations — $500 or completely furnished. Ideal for Oct. 5 from Canada's& itrauerb /in v^diidud leaders was wob bitter. Diner. . . , , t. couple, must see to — James Richard Cross, British trade "TKic This leaves II all n A- out °f the country, but that no . more. SENIORS! envoy, is kidnaped; Canadians *• i,te Located in Windsor the Quebec Liberation Front, or . . . response had been made to this. . . ... The list includes: FLQ, demands ransom of with a sense of sadness," s Sinatra, | Cell 646 4651. 6-10-20 Have your FREE yearbook $500,000 plus the release of 23 "political Oct. 6 - 9 — Various deadlines for prisoners." opposition leader, Robert He added that the 23 persons $5,000; Linkletter, $2,000; picture taken now!!! Call action are reported. Stanfield. "I think we have to whose release the FLQ had Hope, $15,000; Benny, H...|CT SELL this week. $695. Near Oct. 11 - Pierre demanded convicted $1,500; Getty, $6,000 and 3 5 3-5292 Laporte, labor minister of Quebec province, is were TIm Fine condition. 32 * 8 for an kidnaped. make certain these P«*>P>e don't succeed in what murderers or Dersons jailed for cowboy star Gene Autry, Curtis. 351 7219. 5-1CK19_ appointment. Oct. 11 - 13 — Efforts are made to they want to do muraerers, or persons janea tor negotiate freedom for the to divide us" $5,000. ticHARDSON, 1969, 3 bedroom, SKIRTS AND jumpers: Custom two hostages. Oct. 14 - Province ~ John Odiefenbaker, a former ctarees^relatina to bombing BomD g and anfl Reagan, a former actor T skirted, shed. Children, pet section made rejects demand for release of 23 persons, armed robbery. seeking his second term, had inexpensively. Call but offers plan to parole five Prime minister whom Stanfield *" ™ reported receiving more than I in King Arthur's Court. Phone 646-6494 after 6 p.m. 3-10-20 convicted terrorists; FLQ negotiator succeeded as Conservative party Thousands of police and 489-4153. 3-10-19 denounces the offer. $1 million in the primary leader, said tearfully that soldiers continued =r ALTERATIONS AND Oct. 15 - Army is called in to sweeps election although he ran protect public buildings in the Laport's death "indicates how through Quebec, principally lost & Found DRESSMAKING by experienced province. desperate they are and indicates Montreal, in search of the unopposed. Oct. 16 — Federal government invokes the War how those feelings all of us have Measures Act, kidnapers and killers. T: LARGE black and white dog. citing insurrectional activities; more than 250 persons are arrested i .la Lansing-Haslett area. and held without bail. II Answers toOsley. tou> Y Call339-8362 W NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE Oct. 18 — Laporte's rr>PY COPY SHOPPF SHOPPE show won body is found in a car; federal Cabinet radicals reject profits, ran can you how to get two Xerox copies for meets to map action. Personal the price of one. Phone 332-4222. ^ ifB 11 a WHAT'S. Mfimni a A i yg RIEGLE needs your help! Join his Congressional campaign in DRUM LESSONS. PRIVATE. In any MUG Flint. For information, 351-2546, style. MARSHALL MUSIC I evenings. 5-10-20 COMPANY. 351-7830. 1-10-19 J "Weight dial a message Watchers" in St. I Louis have started a telephone MEN'S AND Ladies' alterations done. Experienced. 1305 Wolf Court. 6-10-20 earnings to movement g service to call when $1.00 Phillip C. Thorpe, Associate Professor I they are about to "breakover" IF YOU NEED you don't MONEY, sell things need nowl . Dial insertion service - to be pre cha ye - paid. 12 P r of Law, Indiana University, School of the NEW YORK (AP)-Leadersof ... nation's various . I0'1defenf fu"ds' ^ertheir JR10 $10,000 000 for for hail bail mnnev money fnr for other other auoted cause, I.pnin- "When quoted Lenin: Hoffman VVhpn ranitnlicm capitalism publishing. Panther author: j ™ )_■ i. no_..i I their Eldridge Cleaver's book, "Soul on • __ . diet. They hear a LavVi win be on our campus revolutionaries, several times hangs itself, it will be the 355-8255 for fast action. p.m. deadline 1 class antiestablishment groups are I recorded lecture encouraging day before. Wednesday, Oct. 21 to talk with uul,h $10,000 for Chicago trial bourgeoisie who sell the rope." jce» j>as some'120 000 ' finding that the hand they are I them not to eat too much. pre-law students. The interviews will be held biting is feeding them, too. expenses. However, in an effort to hardbound copies at $5.95-and ' in Room 103 Linton Hall. nearly 2 million in paperback. I I Another number to dial for Typing Service MSU STUDENTS FOR AUSTIN will be presenting Richard Austin, Students an appointment Through best - selling books, "I felt so guilty about having money, I gave it to the Panthers eliminate such "straight" And that doesn't count the : may call 355-6677. high - priced lecture appearances institutions, Hoffman and others iqO 000 copies of his "Writings" I help is 355-8255. It's the ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Democratic candidate for Secretary and other by - products of their the day I got it," he said. formed their own speakers' I number of the State News of State, tomorrow, Oct. 20, 7:30 Hoffman and Rubin also say for another publisher. ; offset printing. Complete service free g "Educational bureau, offering such luminaries p.m. in 34 of the presents rebellion, the top names of such Hoffman who says he has I Classified Section. An Ad for dissertations, theses, room Union. Reform an(j You!" A discussion of organizations as the Yippies, they are committed to giving at as themselves, lawyer William ' turned down six movie offers, I Writer will be waiting to help manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Everyone is welcome to attend. A some present problems of the present Women's Liberation and the least $5,000 a month to the Kunstler, women's movement indulges only in ' 1 you word an ad for things you 21 years experience. 332-8384. C follow educational system, some possible Black panthers are grossing Youth International Party — activists Shulamith Firestone and a 24 - inch color • I would like to sell for cash. Do alternatives, and present and possible Yippies — for assorted Jo Freeman, and rock writer television set with remote' BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. profits which have moUnted into controls in his tenement quality [it today! No job too large or too small. MAKE MONEY selling your art. m^e^ery^Mond'ay af?: 30 the tens of thousands of dollars, "projects." Asked about the Richard Goldstein. apartment. He also sends weekly - < crafts, antiques, etc. at the Union use of A handful of other Movement 050 m Block off campus. 332-3255. C Board Flea Market being held Sun., in room 109 Bessev Everyone They ^ however> the big Establishment channels to leaders share financial success in checks to his divorced wife and»* js welcome. money is not lining their pockets. for Dan. Dec. 7, in the Union Ballroom 1 - 4 two young children. COMPLETEffcTHESES service. Instead it is going into the coffers p.m. Registration fee of $2.00 upon Discount printing. IBM typing and spartan Pistol Club will meet at 6:30 of the various branches of The lAVE MONEY, sign up. Encourage your friends, the save ducks. binding of theses, resumes, p m> Tuesday; 7:00 p.m. for last Movement. I Bio-degradable laundry detergent, publications. Across from campus, mo/* , Partic'Pants. the m°re year's members, at Demonstration publicity. Sign ups begin Nov. 2. For Hall Rifle "It's not my role to be rich. It's lohnny Suds, 355-9434. 5-10-22 corner MAC and Grand River, Range. This will be the more information watch this column haDDened accidentally " savs below Style Shop. Call or call 365-3355. 0nly mMrt,,nih, opportunity to inin thk t»rm to join this term, "apPe?ea. "cciaemauy, yinnip lparipr lerrv Ruhin whose says Peanuts Personal COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C SERVICES, WKAR 870 khz, and host Larry 3 P" ' C, 35,-7268 ^X S ^ I." sold than to more 200,000 copies at Redd JWFFIN. I together. IT'S been a great 730 days PROFESSIONAL present "Taking Care of Alpha Phi Sigma, National Police Business" heard weekdays from 3 - $2.45. Based on standard Looking forward to THESIS Honorary will meet tonight at 7:30 author's royalties, he can figure I many more happy ones. PREPARATION 5:00 p.m. Larry offers jazz, gospel, Happy p.m. jn room 34, Union. Guest to earn more than $50,000. blues and soul music along with I Anniversary. Love, Mike. 1-10-19 speaker will provide enlightenment in Rubin points out that because announcements the police field. All are welcome. his publisher issues royalty USBAND RICHARD, tomorrow. I Happy Birthday "21." checks only twice a year, he has Age only —Persons who signed up for UNION t t Df Drofjt | improves! Love, Your WFF. Complete Profeiiienal Thesis Service fer .e word - there's BOARD'S Oct. 25 HAIR trip may v * If ^ . nennv Soul being heard" it 870. Mister's and Oecteral Candidates. Free purchase the package on Tues. Oct. ™heTi the m0ney COmeS °n Ireclmre and Censvltallon. Please Call 20, Union Board Travel Office, 9 a.m pEVE GOT the best Cliff and Paula Hiufhey 337 1527 or 627 2938. HUBBARD NFORMATION . .. t .... I -hanks for a pledge everl CENTER is t0 12 and 1 to 5 p.m. Limit 2, all 1 may burn »t- 1 may hand !t great raid, Nancyl now open. Be informed sales final; no refunds, trades, out for free . . . Any way to | The SDT Actives. 1-10-19 TERM PAPERS, thesis and etc. about campus events or any other transfers, etc. Package only, completely and thoroughly Rapid accurate service. Call student related activities. Call 353-8114 or stop in our office, A destroy capitalism," he says. 393-4075 484-1874. 10-10-30 Recreation or Conference room 9, 3rd floor, MSU FORUM on LIBERATION will be held tonight in WOMEN'S Abbie Hoffman, a codefendant 'i"4 wjth Rubin in the Chicago seven BlDlNG, DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term Undergraduate library. Hours are 9 room 38-39 Union at 8 HAYRIDES p.m trial and and party papers. Expert typist with degree a.m. - 11 p.m. daily. Volunteers a cofounder of the 1 'oom. For speaker will be Evelyn Kirsch, appointments call in needed to phones. No leading activist in the Yippies, said, "When English. IBM. (Also editing). answer movement, and ' ■ ct« 00?1 • WHITE BIRCH 351-8950. OO experience; will be trained. For candidate for Lt. Governor on the revolutionary has bread, he s got , lSTABL-ES AND SHOP. 0-10-30 application call office. Socialist Workers Party ticket. The to give it away. VACATION IN SPAIN Transportation MSU SAILING CLUB meeting, forum is co-sponsored by the Young socialist Alliance and the Women's Hoffman s two books "Woodstock Nation" and Dec. 26 Jan. 4 - Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m. in room EMPTY POCKETS? Fill up by renting |nter . Residence Council. Admission "Revolution for the Hell of It" — Super deluxe package, 35, Union. Shore School before the is free, and all are invited to attend, $239.00 Call Frank Buck, that spare room with a Classified Ad. Dial 355-8255 nowl meeting at 7:00 p.m. We will plan for the Ohio State Regatta this weekend. MSU Packaging Society will meet on both of which advocates his goal i«to create chaos in the ruling v4'.4. Tues. Oct. 20 a class>» have grossed him some 332-3581 _ Wanted Wanted Union. Lawrence '31, Richardson $75,000. After contract fees, Blue skies a Kelloggs, will speak. publishing costs and miscellaneous expenses, he claims These two students take DON'T TRUST LUCK! Get things Gl's and VETERANS against the War his actual earnings have been advantage of the pleasant weather, and relax along the Red Cedar River. tDi" 355-8255 n< all and positive, A negative, B negative AB negative, $10.00. O done fast with classified Adsl Dial win meet Tues. Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. divided up as follows: $25,000 Beware, the time is just around the corner when skaters will dot the ice - covered river. 355-8255 to turn household items in Old College Hall, Union, State News photo by Jeffrey Wilner negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN into cash nowl Jeal Estate COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507V4 East Grand Pentecostal Students for a Live River, East WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Statistics ■ Cjr nth | !! en 2 bedroom h°me Newly carpeted. Lansing. Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.rr 121 tutor. Call 337-1115. 1-10-19 Christianity will have a sharing session in the Sun Porch Room on 26 PROJECTS llir?*6 Nevv landscaplng with p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and GIRL TO share two bedroom mobile the second floor of the Union Bldg., ■ Lpa,i°. Excellent Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 tonight at 7 p.m. Testimony and ■neighborhood. Close to MSU noon to 6:30 p.m. home. No lease. $75 a month, special prayer will highlight this 337-7183.Kathy, 332-8216. 2-10-20 budget ■ •*cV,edUC8d 5-year evening's meeting. Everybody 'l«nt terms. $17'600' With welcomel John Ely or Fox NEEDED $3.50 ticket Co. 372-1954 ONE GIRL. Near campus. $65 a or 372-7277. month. 351-1376 or 332-1918. VETERANS, the MSU Veterans Association will be meeting Wednesday evening at 7 p.m (Continued from page 1) The total construction cost 14) An East Lansing Legion Hall (located addition to the Payments of $575,000 over a would be $13 million over a University's water three-year period are scheduled. - behind Dairy Queen, Arby's and m»"on from federal reservoir, five-year period. The center which could be completed in Other buildings, which the 1 4 Man Apt. Available McDonald's off Grand River Ave.), All members interested are invited and to prospective attend. Watch government. 65 6) Alterations to recover to Power Plant capacity lost would include a music auditorium and a theater. hall 1972-73 for about $700,000. Also included in the priority University requests be funded in subsequent years, include 10) Renovation of the Human list are requests for buildings for facilities for the following T. 1 he . , budget is . . ClUIUgY UlUg. * v.u»v.».vi programs: College of Arts and informatio nee(js $14 000 in 1971-72 and a $340,000. library, a law school building Letters, Child Development at Riverside East Apts. THE ISRAELI STUDY GROUPS welcome all to participate in its 7) Alterations to permit use of oil or natural gas at the Shaw total of $950,000 over a two year period. and a social science building, 11) A public safety building, including as a capital outlay The University is also Center, biophysics, engineering and computer center, programs tonight: Learn to Dance: Lane Power Plant at a cost of greenhouse and herbarium, dnnn which would cost $10,000 in need the Israeli Folk Dancing, Women's IM, n $600,000. Conversion is seen as . mortgage obligation it agricultural science, agronomy Room 34 p|annjng funds and a total of is assuming on the Michigan and soil science and bus 1310 E. Grand River at 8 p.m. Tuesday: a means of reducing a means n n» n« a »t nn air pollution r $959^00 Discussion on Zionism and and over a two-year College of Osteopathic Medicine. maintenance. cutting fuel costs. Nationalism. Wednesday: Hebrew 8) A period. communication arts class, advanced: 7 8 p.m., Beginners: 8 -9 p.m.. Union, the Oak building, which would require 12) A north campus chilled $45,000 in planning funds in ^ water system, which would be BROKEN LEASE - AVAILABLE The following Free U classes will 1971-72 million over and a total of $5.5 a four-year period. completed in 1971-72 for about $450,000. It would permit air HOMECOMING tonight: Ed Reform - 7:30 Originally the ' building was conditioning of Hall, 109 Bessey; Guitar Jam Session slated to ON 9 mo. PERIOD 8 p.m., the Albatross; Drug cost $8 million. North Kedzie Hall and the part Judy^Collins however, the planned inclusion of the auditorium occupied by Education - 7:30 p.m., 131 Albert: of a theater was American Civilization on Trial - dropped and the radio station WKAR. included instead in the 7:30 p.m. 301 Bessey; Movements proposed 13) A physics-astronomy for Social Chanae - 8 D.m.. Union. performing arts building, 6 building, which would require PHONE 332-8292 m » 9) A performing arts center for . History of Jazz has $120,000 in planning funds and which o Monday (tonight) at planning funds would $12,650,000 over a five-year -»***> 14 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sadat pledges to continue This is a multiple choice quiz: Arab struggle with Israel CAIRO ( AP) - President battle awaiting us" in pursuit of back-stage negotiations were any mention of Suez Canal Anwar Sadat pledged Sunday the path traced by the late still continuing among the new cease-fire due to expire Nov. 6. that Egypt will remain Israel's President Gamal Abdel Nasser. Sadat reiterated leadership to determine Egypt's that "honorable enemy in the Contrary to expectation, future course. fulfillment of the task yet continued struggle for Arab Sadat failed to name the Sadat's unfinished by Nasser "is beyond eight-minute speech life." members of his government or the ability of any single person," contained no reference to details In a low- keyed inauguration the vice-president, who, under of his future policy or to the indicating that he intended to speech, Egypt's new leader Egypt's constitution, is continuing stalemate in run Egypt through a kind of K. called on his people to mobilize appointed by the president. This negotiations for a Middle East collective leadership. "every effort and sacrifice for a indicated that intensive settlement. Neither was there "We shall proceed with all our strength along an uninterrupted path," Sadat said in a speech televised from his office. "A great task awaits us, we Student Mo be have a common struggle and cause alongside with the other Arab nations. We have friends and enemies in the world. We will be the most faithful of friends to our friends and the 2 antiwar protests most honorable of enemies to our enemy," he said. He said he was not distressed because some 700,000 tickets Detroit car-pools to the Detroit Egyptians, about 10 per cent of demonstrations will be sold for demonstrations for those unable all voters, opposed him in $3. The buses will tentatively be to go by bus. Thursday's yes - or - no The MSU Student leaving at 9 a.m. and returning "Money becomes extremely referendum. Mobilization Committee (SMC) between 7 and 8 p.m. important at this point," Heald is finalizing plans for the antiwar "Since this is a statewide said. "We're hoping that if we Mohammed Hassanein Heikal, demonstrations at MSU on Oct. march, it is very important to can raise enough money we can one of Nasser's closest 30 and at Detroit on Oct. 31. get as many people there as lower the price of the bus confidants, resigned Sunday A rally will be held on campus possible," Heald said. "We want tickets." night as information minister. from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. in good representation from "We still need lots of help in No reason was given. It was the front oT Beaumont Toto^ The every where in the state. We hope organizing the MSU rally," first break in the government themes of the rally will be to have six to twelve buses going Heald said, lineup since Nasser's death. immediate withdrawal of all U.S. to Detroit from MSU " The next meeting of the MSU Sadat replaced him with forces from Southeast Asia and The Union booth will be SMC will be Thursday in the Mohammed Fayek, known as a support for striking GM workers, «1Iing literature, buttons, and Union. Plans for the hard liner who held the post Although the speaker's list has posters. It will also take demonstrations will be from 1965 until Nasser not yet been announced, a wide contributions and arranging appointed Heikal last summer. spectrum of groups will be represented, Phil Heald, chairman of the Oct. 31 ON SEPARATISM planning committee said. The Oct. 31 march in Detroit, will leave at noon from the Wayne State University Library and go the Kennedy Square where a rally will be held. Laporte's ideas varied Speakers at the Detroit rally is sister the 1960's. But ^ last Quebec will include Dan Guerowitz, MONTREAL (AP) v ' -. Pierre t"rbu11^,poliDticf fhn 1 acn'c Rut I qc t* Annl April he in ha tutor I am." Roland in - law. a - SMC national executive LaPorte ^as regarded as a emerged as one of the key Laporte went on to say that secretary, Dorothy Hainer of the P<*tician skilled in debate and S^in the prov nee's new the kidnapers would not stop UAW and Katherine Camp of Women's International one whose ideas on separatism for Quebec Province varied over lS u*raI governmentgovernment. with him alone. the course of career that His widow, Francoise, is the League for Peace and Freedom. daughter of a Quebec farmer and L^'r^,kmlroVubSrthe imgrf from journalism to |n ^ (() his black community and the clergy, S well as a speaker on the kidnaping „<• and ■campalgns in part, o( the province. But she has said it Detroit antiwar referendum will eventual death cveiiLuai utraui at^the hands of Union every weekday until Oct. ■ - status for Quebec. Laporte, who was 49, played w, disclosed. . ., What he 531(1 ,n ,l was not . . * ■ ranking role in the In a letter written to Premier O Bourassa the day after his abduction Laporte said the 3 kidnapers were not bluffing fl> Pro f finds when they said they would kill 3 him. The letter proposed that the government meet the kidnapers' (a)D6iqRedi$6lue. Jews beat demands. "Decide," he told Bourassa, Cb)nBiC|Redi$Rnko. "either my life or my death. I NEW YORK (AP) - A Brandeis University professor said Sunday and the peoples of the eastern Mediterranean in ancient times. Upon studying the inscription, am depending on you and I thank you." (P)[HB14 Rd is Cbnqe. evidence has been discovered that Laporte wrote that he was Jews fleeing Romans in the Gordon said, he discovered that concerned about his family and Middle East came west and discovered American 1,000 years its five letters are in the writing style of Canaan, the "promised how they and other relatives would live without him. CAMPUS (d)DlqiVe before Columbus. land" of the Israelites somewhere He said his two brothers were Cyrus H. Gordon, professor of between the Jordan River and the dead, leaving him as "the head BOOK Mediterranean Studies at Mediterranean. of a big family which includes Brandeis, said the evidence is an inscription found in a burial The fifth letter of the inscription, Gordon said, my mother, my sisters, my own wife and my children as well as STORES mound in Tennesse in 1885. corresponds to the style of the children of Roland whose The inscription, he said, was writing found on Hebrew coins of found on a stone under one of the Roman period. He translates nine skeletons in the mound, but the inscription to read "for the when the inscription was land of Judah." photographed and published by "The archeological HOMECOMING ff you checked-- the Smithsonian Institution in circumstances of the discovery," 1894, it was printed upside down Gordon said," rule out any and its significance went chance of fraud or forgery and (3) Check fuoy Red is eyesE>ej unnoticed. the inscription attest to a Last August, Gordon said, Dr. migration of Jews Joseph D. Mahan Jr., of the to escape the long hand of Rome Columbus (Georgia) Museum of after the disastrous Jewish Arts and Crafts, sent a defeats in 70 and 135 A.D." .... probably ffudy^Collins even inside- depressed. Vespite 'Cause he holds beautiful lots his photograph of the inscription to Gordon, who presented the Gordon because Mahan was findings to a meeting of the North convinced there were Shore Archeological Society on (b) &iq Red is definitely-feet not P connections between the Indians Long Island, said scholars must him hold in -fchgir riqht hands of the southeastern United States now reassess other findings. EXPERIENCE A xhouqh hthat tiW, Mid soft Pizza F (c) Riqht onvJ&tokl our-Varkend&sionens vJ3s somewhat-too Ot-anqe-fobe TONIGHT AND Vale themselves, what so else „ EVERY MONDAY Oranqe- want 6*^ Red. if youA (Jhvon't qive ?T?od- *Bup. evi?G 4~ FULL SIZE PIZZA ONLY $1.25