Man . . • Tuesday i, the work of nature; h« MICHIGAN Clearing. . . STATE MEWS M,tJ within nature and i* STATE and warmer with a high ii Ti»ct . . . ,ub,e to nature's laws. the 60s Paul Henri Thiry today and Wednesday. UNIVERSITY - ie 63 Number 73 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, 1970 3rr permits ien to drop Trustee candidates claim eferments results of survey stifled r LsHINGTON (AP) - Draft Director By DIANE PETRYK students feel dormitory rules too w Tarr established a policy Monday State News Staff Writer are In the preliminary descriptive summary of permissive and desire Pitting men to drop certain deferments climates conducive to privacy and study," Ernst said. more the information provided by parents and Republican candidates for the MSU Board students separately in reponse to !l oolicy means a man with a student, of Tnistees, Richard Ernst of Bloomfield Hills and David Diehl of He said that he and Diehl have been criticized by some as wanting to 'turn back questionnaires sent to them by Dickerson's Utional fatherhood or hardship Danville, issued a the clock' and by opponents Stevens and office, the following was revealed: ment can abandon it whenever it is to joint press release Monday charging that a Patricia Carrigan, D-Ann Arbor, as Advantage, without awaiting the end of report detailing results of an MSU parent - student survey is in terms of 1940.' 'thinking Ninety - three per cent of the 9,492 parent Condition under which it was granted, being repressed "for "But we have been contacted by many respondents said they would not be in favor b could, for example, choose to enter personal and political reasons." who of a residence hall arrangement which urged an end to such experiments as [a manpower pool late in a year when The survey, which last July solicited views coed living and expressed a desire for mare provided for men and women living in [apparent his draft lottery number will on residence hall living options, was made by the Office of Student Affairs. A stringent regulations of open house hours, alternating rooms or suites on the same ke reached. preliminary use of alcohol in dorms, and floor. Cposure for even a part of the year summary of the findings of the survey was contraceptive services for all students," he added. h for the entire year and if a man prepared Oct. 14 according to Milton B. (Please tum to page 9) [the year in 1A status without being L Dickerson, vice president for Student Affairs. he is moved into less vulnerable Ernst said Monday neither he nor Diehl Lories in the following years, rr said lottery number 195 probably have seen the preliminary summary, but FUTURE QUESTIONED several sources within the * the highest called this year, and he University indicated to them that the survey >d men who received higher numbers supported their campaign contentions. ie draft lottery held December, 1969, jke advantage of the opportunity to [their maximum exposure in a year |h, for them, is already safe. "It's is difficult to imagine the authority to demand findings, other than board who's running for anyone with suppression of the the chairman of the Referendum Ihould a young man hold a number reelection," Ernst said. Lr than that reached by his local board Don Stevens, chairman of the board of Ed number 195 has been projected as membership trustees was in Wisconsin on business pighest number which any local board Monday and unavailable for comment. [reach, it is to his advantage , and Dickerson said allegations that the |ul in gaining an accurate picture of is being suppressed are report nation's manpower situation, for him "completely false." "The trustees never saw it (the By DONNA WILBURN Ron E. Mauter, Dearborn senior and itarily to give up his deferment for a preliminary summary) State News Staff Writer [classification," the Selective Service so they don't know what it says,"' he said."Hiey ran out of time at the Oct. 16 president of MHA, said it would be foolish for an organization to disregard the wishes |m said in a statement, in who received lottery numbers last Chilean mourners meeting and indicated that they didn't care The All of the majority. He said following the Mourners pass the coffin of their assassinated to see a preliminary report - University Student Judiciary' referendum vote, MHA would design its f however, could not use the ruling to Chile gave a hero's funeral commander - in - chief as anyway." Dickerson indicated that he could not see decided Monday to let male students living policies to meet the views of the governed. [advantage this year. They will be the I Monday to Gen. Rene Schneider, the army why anyone would want to suppress a report on campus decide whether they should The question of taxes from MHA member priority group of 1971, and dropping commander who had believed the belong to Men's Hall Assn. (MHA). ferment now would only expose them military should stay out of politics. if they did not know its contents. halls will be raised following the referendum Thousands paid final respects at Schneider's bier in a Ernst said the Democrats do not want the Every male student living on campus may vote. L draft for that entire year before they military academy vote in a referendum before Nov. 23 to and thousands more massed outside survey results revealed until after the | what their chances are. Santiago's Roman Catholic cathedral decide if representation in MHA should be while officials and diplomats attended a election. Sue Svalya, Southfield iy could use it later in 1971 or in requiem mass inside. Schneider continued on an involuntary basis or altered junior and student was shot on "The results (of the survey) justice, said the judiciary felt the future of Thursday and died Sunday morning. support our to a voluntary basis. AP Wirephoto contention that most parents and MHA would best be decided many This referendum, established by the by the students themselves. student judiciary, was a major factor in a compromise decision of the MHA case against West McDonel Hall. Residents of West McDonel Hall rad code debate planned however, The men's residence hall was brought to were criticized by the judiciary for failing to court Thursday for disregarding three pursue legitimate channels for change. The sections of the MHA constitution: court stopped the hall's withdrawal action • Failure to send a representative to MHA from MHA until the "need for MHA is meetings. refuted through legitimate a%* inuM n it: i ■ existing "Its purpose is to let both students and reaching statement that would be pertinent • Failure to collect an annual per capita channels." rather than nebulous, one that would cut graduate students, judicial procedure and tax. faculty know explicitly what is being done, academic governance. locument called "Graduate Rights and • The court continued "because the MHA so they can then evaluate whether or not it is across department lines without infringing The basic aim of the section Attempting to discontinue all formal fcnsibilities" will be debated in an open working." on the autonomy of individual graduate on academic relations with MHA. constitution incorporates opportunities for rights and responsibilities is to make change, and West McDonel did 1g Thursday in Owen Hall. The need for a graduate student bill of departments," Flynn said. Although the student judiciary decided to not fully academic criteria and procedures I product of 15 months of rights stems from the rapid growth and "Graduate Rights and Responsibilities" explicit give male dormitory residents a voice in the exercise these opportunities, the hall must discussions, and to make them readily available to both retain membership and representation in lonnaires and hearings, the document change at MSU in the past decade, has four main sections — academic rights and future of MHA, the popular decision is not MHA in order to pursue these opportunities [be for graduate Bemic Freedom students what the "Graduate Rights and Responsibilities" states. responsibilities, University employed (Please turn to page 9) binding to MHA officers. to a greater extent." Report is to [graduates - an attempt to codify The document points out in its The ft rights and Tocess to grievances and establish procedures of introduction: "Lines of communication and IN DETROIT court considered the autonomy of residence halls in its decision. growing rule violations. organization become blurred and obscured, "The act of West McDonel Hall's withdrawal Je document calls for the codification precedent becomes hard to remember and of formal ties with MHA fting practices rather than any radical the reciprocal rights and responsibilities of extention of the exercise of the may be the logical Columnist ps, Peter Flynn, president of the students once taken so much for granted are increasingly ill of Graduate Students autonomous role of living units." (COGS), said. no longer clear and stand in need of redefinition." In the spring of 1969, the Graduate w Their formal statement also explained that DETROIT (UPI) — A black woman halls previously represented at ASMSU newspaper columnist who "I just know the black Council first authorized a joint student - community," said Miss Brown. "I have Mech canceled faculty committee to draw up a set of has been "riding on top of this situation" for the past year was been riding on top of this situation this year and know the through MHA now have direct credited Monday with preventing further bloodshed problems they have had with police." representation through districts. comprehensive guidelines to govern the by persuading Black Panthers to surrender after the fatal shooting of Pe Hoffman, originally scheduled to relationships between graduate students on a policeman. Although Miss Brown commended Ravitz and police for the Robert A. Loepp, Detroit I on campus at 2 one hand, and the junior and p.m. Friday, has administration, academic Nadine Brown of the Michigan way they handled the situation, she said the incident which led to president of West McDonel, defended the fw his departments and individual faculty Chronicle, a weekly black appearance, Scott Halpern, newspaper, entered the Black Panther headquarters five times the fatal shooting of black patrolman Glenn E. Smith, 26, and the attempted secession by questioning the ■issues members on the other. chairman, said Monday. carrying cigarettes, food, a telephone and messages while the wounding of black patrolman Marshall Emerson, who was shot in relevance of MHA. ■Pern said Hoffman is "out of Last March the committee produced a the hand, was "precipitated by police." the inner city house was under seige for nine hours p and cannot get back in." He said working document. After criticism at several Saturday night Miss Brown entered the house with "MHA is not receptive to change. Our and Sunday morning. three lawyers and ■row details are open hearings, the document was revised to intent is not to destroy legitimate channels available to him "The citizens of this community should be thankful and persuaded the occupants they would not be shot if they came its present form. of student involvement, but to remove pg Hoffman's cancellation. "The problem was to create a broad grateful for her quiet courage," Common Council President Mel out. She and several other blacks formed a cordon around the irrelevant - Ravitz, acting Mayor of Detroit, said. Panthers as they came out. ones," Loepp said. WON CONSPIRACY Cheap duck dinner plot detected By LOUIE BENDER Been down by the Red Cedar what was served in the Union Cafeteria Hey,THIS IS MY CLASS1) RING I LOST IN THe State News Staff Writer lately? Down in back of the the next day? Or, to put it another enough to say, "Fore," right? So why did Spiro yell, "Duck?" l Rep cepAR LA9TYe/)R. Administration Bldg., there? |i^Uple "titling things have Remember all those cute little way, why has that information suppressed at the trials been Obviously because the heinous Michigan State duck murders are of Kd i r 1 th myu attention h0Ught ,.d 'n recent days, duckies running around last spring and arrestees? of those national import and were on pass them along F*or summer, quacking for a piece of bread, mind that day. Spiro's nsettied Tii K"8' it S a drag being a Frito? Cries of innocence Convinced? Well, you ain't heard fere <2m<. b* *^1 a"d, two, Well, I was down there early last squat yet. I "s 1 us to to f fear r^ our good reason for all week and I took an informal census: Oh, and I can already hear the safety. nine ducks left. Nine. Out of all those righteous cries of innocence from the Other six days InioT dfU?k has bepn Matured at the throngs of cute little duckies. Just Union. "We would never do a thing 1 then/! 18 every Monday night nine. like that. Those ducks must have Many members of the University 1.10 A heitgnl months- The price is Now, assimilate. Astonishingly flown south for the winter, or community are wrestling with a more leckat fn ■ y c°nducted random cheap roast duck in the Union something." Sure they did. Then why fundamental, more sobering problem: (at r r restaur«nts revealed Cafeteria — ducks missing from the are nine left? Anybody who knows what is the Union Cafeteria serving the (wards of $4USUaHy g°eS f°r Red Cedar. Do anything for you? anything about anything knows that other six days of the week? |ind'S SS !°me ^^"ons lfeterifl ;!;. how can the Union in my Now assimilate one more thing: remember when all those people got when ducks fly south for the winter, the whole herd goes. The answer, thinly veiled, appeared in the State News last week. Read this arrested last spring at the Union? Was I'll tell you why those nine ducks quote from Cliff Wharton's column: taper' duck 80 much it really just because they were are still there. Because they've been "AN OPEN LETTER TO (the"smiifh MSU «n ^ Places can? Books 'trespassing,' or was it because they the only ones agile enough to have so NUMBERS 000206 TO 890066: In "st 1 sure88 hel1 «>st might, had they been around a little far evaded the poaching - bag of the between those student numbers are ls like tif ¥ do off-campus. It later that evening, have seen and heard Union Cafeteria 'procuring' agent. more than 40,000 human beings." Bould be h1 uPncein,° of duck» to°' «»• »"•> of some things that could have proved And for those who think this is an To be precise, there are 849,859 • embarrassing for the University? Was it insignificant local issue, let me recall more than 40,000 between those Duck - Slaughtering Night at the for you Spiro Agnew's shouted numbers. You don't believe me, WfcoS 'h0M cl»"P *«*• Union? warning as that golf ball sped toward Why has no one ever checked to see Doug Sanders' head. Any golfer knows (Please turn to page 9) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 2 news MIT professor gets summary From the wires of AP and UPI. Nobel Prize in econ By the associated press the 50 or so nominees. On Sunday night in a WEEI The other American is Prof. radio interview in Boston he STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Milton Friedman, an adviser to Paul A. said, "The nation's real product Samuelson, consultant President hasn't grown at all this year, and to the U.S. Federal Nixon, and the Reserve "The results (of the survey) Russian is Prof. Vasily it looks as if it will be very Board and professor at Kantorovich. an economic anemic growth for the next year. support our contention that most Massachusetts Institute of mathematician. "If there were good economic parents and many students feel Technology (MIT), was named Samuelson, 55, is the third policies coming out of winner Monday of the 1970 dormitory rules are too permissive American to win a Nobel Prize Washington, you shouldn't have Novel Prize in economics worth and desire climates more this year. Last week agronomist to ask why a man lost his job; $80,000. Norman Ernest Borlaug won the you should only have to ask why conducive to privacy and study." The Royal Swedish Academy Peace Prize for his work in he cannot get a new one. of Sciences, in making the helping to feed masses of people "The combination of winding award, credited Samuelson with in down the war and the aerospace Richard Ernst, candidate. MSU an outstanding ability to derive underdeveloped countries. Biochemist Julius Axelrod industry while at the same time Board of Trustees, new economic theories and to shared the prize for medicine trying to fight inflation, is find new applications for old R-Bloomfield Hills and physiology with Sir Bernard hurting and, in my judgment, ones. Katz of Britain and Ulf von hurting too much. We have lost (See story, p. 1) "By his many contributions, Samuelson has done more than Euler of Sweden. Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the our sense of priorities." Samuelson has been a United Natio any other contemporary Russian novelist, has won the consultant to the Federal economist to raise the level of Reserve Board, which establishes Michael Bond (third from right), president of the United Nations Association of Michigan, directs 1970 prize for literature. International News scientific analysis in economic The prizes for chemistry and the nation's monetary policies, a program sponsored by the MSU Baha'i Club and the East Lansing Spiritual Assembly of Baha'i to theory," the academy said. physics are to be announced on since 1967 and has served in honor the 25th anniversary of the United Nations. Seated with Bond are, left to Samuelson, a native of Gary, right Jim Thousands of South Vietnamese troops pushed deeper Tuesday. many other government advisory Springston, Harold Johnson, head of Justin Morrill College, and Sharon Bond. Ind., and adviser to past into Cambodia on Monday in their biggest incursion into positions. State News photo by J. H. administrations in the United Samuelson has been critical of Wilner the neighboring country since last May's allied thrust States, topped at least one other some of Nixon's economic against enemy sanctuaries. No American soldiers were reported involved in the new American and a Russian among ' policies. STEVENS SAYS offensive, but U.S. artillery supported the move by firing The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State into Cambodia from bases in South Vietnam. University, is published every class day during four school Sources said the troops have encountered little opposition in the drive, aimed at offsetting a fresh North Vietnamese threat to the Saigon area. The offensive began Sunday when 6,000 government terms, plus Welcome Week edition Subscription rate is $14 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, in September. Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Optometry Don Stevens, D - Okemos and developed graduate programs and acknowledged need for urgedco been cooperative in the pasi chairman of the board of trustees, medical schools, was one of the additional medical doctors and training optometrists forprach troops crossed the border and moved into^ the town of Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press in a press release said "a definite in Michigan, it is just a Association, United States Student Press Association. prime recommendations of a dentists in the state," Stevens matter Snoul, bringing the total number of South Vietnamese need" for a college of optometry Citizens' Committee on time before they receive said, "we cannot overlook the somu troops in Cambodia to 17,500. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. in Michigan exists and that MSU Education for Health Care. importance of meeting applications from in ■ sti * * * would make an "excellent This committee was appointed professional manpower needs in students that they can no Ion Egypt accused the United States on Monday of joining Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services location" for the college. by the State Board of Education numerically smaller but equally accept Michigan student Israel in a policy of "military aggression and political Stevens cited the University's three years ago to make a detailed required professions such as Stevens added. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, The Michigan deceit" that blocked peace in the Middle East. Michigan. developing health - science study of the health manpower optometry." Optomett curriculum and its geographical status of the state. The At present, most Michigan Assoc. told the admissioi Mahmoud Riad. the Egyptian foreign minister, made location as factors in making committee made its report in Jan. optometrists are trained in commission they favor MSUoi the Phones: charges in opening a U.N. General Assembly debate on MSU a choice location. 1970. neighboring state colleges. the University of the Arab Israeli deadlock on peace negotiations. Editorial 355-8252 Michigan - Stevens said testimony before "Although there is "Although these schools have Wayne State University. Classified Advertising 355-8255 Abba Eban, the Israeli foreign minister, said outside the the Presidential Commission on Display Advertising 353-6400 Admissions and Student Body assembly that Riad delivered a "violent and dishonorable Business-Circulation 355-3447 tirade" to the 127 nation assembly. There was no Composition by representatives Photographic 355-8311 Lockwood - of the Michigan Optometric Assn. comment from the United States. Eban was expected to present his case probably on Tuesday. showed that a need exists for college of optometry in Michigan in the immediate future. a says opponen According to Stevens, a college National News The U.S. Army has recommended that a general be of optometry in Michigan, preferably at one of the three major universities having financed by license fees stripped of the nation's third highest award for valor in the letter said.. branch manager keeps a combat because it was based on a fabricated citation, it ByCHARLESC. CAIN The branch manages percentage of the money, based was learned Monday night. MooSUSKI meeting tonight. State News Staff Writer appointed by the Secretary on the number of plates sold. Union Ballroom,7:00 p.m.Tickets State, who can dismiss themai A preliminary Army investigation shows that the Silver for Killy Show available Lockwood's criticism was in - chooses. Star was awarded Brig. Gen. Eugene P. Forrester last Oct. Deposits for all trips will betaken. State Sen. Emil Lockwood, reference to a letter written by Lockwood called the bn 15 on the basis of a citation dreamed up by three enlisted Republican candidate for Harriet Plutchak, chairman of office setup "one of the men. Secretary of State Monday area VI, Michigan Branch patronage systems in the state criticized the operation of Managers Association, to branch The Army investigation is continuing in an effort to Michigan." He suggested Michigan's license plate bureau. managers. The letter asked the practice be abolished. determine exactly who gave the orders. The Have Any At a news conference at his managers to contribute two and preliminary He suggested transferings investigation says that Forrester, 44, knew nothing about Problems or campaign headquarters, one half per cent of his gross fees - of the license sale operatic the citation. Informants said it was not read at the award Questions on the Lockwood said he did not to Richard Austin's campaign from the branch offices to "RATTLE THESE LIZARD BONES TO GET RID approve of fees from sales of fund. ceremony, but that only the medal was pinned on him. Upcoming Elections? "Keep in mind that your Secretary of State's office,wt OF YOUR WORRIES. IF THAT DOESN'T WORK, plates going to finance his it would be economici opponent, Richard Austin's, branch was a political advantageous to do so. So JOIN THE CREDIT UNION." Contact The appointment and in order to campaign. branch offices, wh» SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL The branch system is a group of continue — with — Austin — it is Vice President Spiro T. Agnew economical, should continue said 230 offices in the state who sell important that I hear from you operate as before, he said. Monday that President Nixon, despite WE SOLVE MONEY PROBLEMS VOTING INFORMATION motor vehicle license plates. Each on this matter as soon as possible," two rebuffs by the U.S. Senate, is CENTER determined to place a "Southern strict Absentee ballots? IF VOU WANT A BABY THAT'S YOUR BUSINESS. IF YOU DON'T, THAT'S OURS. Compus unres constructionist on the Supreme IsJ topic of speec Rides to the polls? Court." MSU EMPLOYEES I CREDIT We're a nonprofit family planning agency with physician supervision Candidate information? and offer contraceptives by mail. We have effective methods for Agnew made the comment in a both men and women. Nationally known 1019 Trowbridge Rd. products which are speech to 6,000 cheering spectators in Phone 353-2280 completely safe and require no prescription. We offer them to you at "Campus Unrest; Who 355-8250 Greenville, S.C. Memorial Auditorium. Open 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Friday 317 Student Services great savings. And we send them to you in a plain package so that your Responsible?" will be discus In his speech, Agnew said, "I need Bldg. private life stays that way — private. by Robert L. Green, » 1-5 p.m. provost and director of I not remind you that Richard Nixon _Send for full details. Center for Urban Affairs« remains determined to achieve a better POPULATION SERVICES, INC p.m. today, in Owen cafe ideological and geographical balance 105 N. Columbia St., Dept. D-46A The public is invited. on the Supreme Court. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. 27514 "His resolution to achieve that Gentlemen: Please send me full details without obligation: The Great Issues CommitW balance will never waver, despite those name - ASMSU, regrets to ai radical liberals who still control the that Abbey Hoffman w Senate," Agnew said. Meanwhile, one address - be on campus Fri., Oct. 30.WJ senator branded a "radical liberal" by hope to have him at a lar city— date. Thank you. Agnew, Sen. Charles E. Goodell, said a factor in his decision to remain in the three - way Senate race was a belief that "if I withdrew at this point, I would be Phoenix Eye View | Indians of Nwtti Ameria handing my head to Vice President Harold E.Drivei Agnew on a platter. j of the New Jersy's highest court Monday recommended that first - time marijuana offenders in Nev Jersey be given Ways of Man suspended sentences "with an appropriate term of WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA probation." Schensul's Famous Fried Chicken Second Edition, Revised "We cannot escape the unhappy fact that our Harold E. Driver youth have been involved with marijuana in Driver describes the cultures of American In¬ disturbing numbers. THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL dians from the Arctic to Panama. In this new . . ," the State Supreme Court said. "Sentencing judges should direct the punishments they impose to the goal of Roast Loin of Pork with Dressing $1.52 edition of his standard text and reference he has added extensive new material on the rela¬ work, reformation. Too severe a punishment will do little FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL tions between Indians and whites in the post- toward advancing this goal." Baked Swiss Steak $1.79 Columbian years, particularly in the 1960s. $6.85 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Michigan News Beef Stroganoff with Buttered Noodles $1.64 "Everyone interested in the history of ideas must read it; everyone interested in human institutions General should read it."—J- H- „j>' Motors Corp. Monday labeled as "utter Saturday Review. "No precis is possible. This extraordinary book must be -Edmund rea nonsense" a United Auto Workers' charge that the OPEN SUNDAY 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Carpenter, New York Times Book Review. $3.25 company was delaying a settlement of the union's strike, which i ari ig the end of its sixth week. The Specials will include: Entree, Salad or Dessert. Potato or Vegetable, "We arc concerned about the one Roll, A Ghanian philosopher's account of the Akan, the most important of impact on our employes tic groups, offers insight into African Ghana's linPJ® and the national one Butter, and choice of Beverage. No tipping, please society and ideology. "Probably the most imp" economy and we are losing $90 million a tant book written by an African in the day in sales," said Earl Bramblett, a GM Vice President DAILY NOON SPECIALS (Mon-Sat) INCLUDE: Jpst ten or fifteen years. "—David Apter. v • • _ and head of the negotiating team. FOR Ciir Entree, choice of beverage, choice of roll and "We want a settlement as quickly as it is possible to get DNI Y t|■ 'J butter choice of any two of the following: The University of Chicago Press potato, vegetable, salad Phoenix Paperbacks CUT OUT AND SAVE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Russia cites air violations it, Unitod are fraught consequences." with dangerous conducting an investigation and did not permit two U.S. the Soviet Union." PETERS MEAT SPECIALS The consuls proximity to iteKsrs strongly The statement addressed the Soviet worded to fly to Armenia to statements, carried until Monday. Washington Union." by the There was no immediate protested the in the l«st three yem, official news agency Tass, came from the two word "violation by a U.S. Air Force The statement charged BONELESS HICKORY HOUSE consuls iv y escalating the diplomatic five days after a U.S. Army light whether they had seen the on plane of the Soviet State this American activity was er a light plane and two plane carrying Maj. Gen. Edward border" and claimed: "In the "openly hostile to the Soviet generals and under what n generals held In C.D. Scherrer and Brig. Gen. last three years alone there were Union and the preservation HAMS conditions they are . . . Claude M. McQuarrie Jr. being held. more than 10 unlawful of American military bases strayed The consuls also were to ovemment statement, across the Soviet Turkish try to violations of the Soviet Union's around the Soviet Union is a - determine whether the border generals' testing the "unlawful and landed Armenian town of Leninakan. in the plane was forced down by bad air space. mo6t serious source of danger." on" of the plane gave no weather or Soviet MIGs. "It is quite legitimate to ask The protest to Turkey when the generals, Scherrer is head of the U.S. why do American military 7* -Hon Tass said both Soviet accused the Ankara government military mission in Turkey and protests pilot and a Turkish escort delivered planes appear near Soviet of permitting the United States McQuarrie is his assistant. separately to the might be released, United States and frontiers and whether this is to use Turkish bases, "for The U.S. Embassy in Moscow Turkish ad they reminded the accidental? reconnaissance and other hostile asked for prompt release of the governments, complained that States and Turkey of the latest intrusion was "The answer to this question actions directed against the plane and its four occupants, "not a is Gary Powers' disastrous chance violation of Soviet air should be looked for in the Soviet Union and countries of -v plane flight 10 years ago terming the intrusion "clearly space" but a "direct result of the extensive military and the Middle East." warned that "provocative accidental." But Soviet intelligence activities which the authorities general military activity of the by American servicemen said they United States has been were United States in areas carrying adjoining out for many years in direct Committee ickets protest selected at BACON 1 LB. conference PKG. 69' M recruiters A steering committee which GRAND PRIZE Chuck Roast will work toward establishing a $8\ By DAVID BASSETT national organization of black BEEF State News Staff Writer urban and ethnic directors was selected Friday oximately 15 members of the MSU Students for a during a three - ocratic Society s (SDS) and their supporters picketed for 40 Monday morning to protest the presence of General .Corp. (GM) recruiters on campus. day conference sponsored by the Center for Urban Affairs. The conference attracted 40 Cornish Hens s. urban directors from protest, designed to show the solidarity between SDS and the throughout HOLLY FARMS FRESH Fryer Breasts 59' the country who were •ng United Auto Workers, was originally planned to last all day meeting GRADE A for the first time to share day. 10:40, however, the group laid down their signs and decided to experiences and information and rse and prepare for a larger demonstration at l.p.m. Thursday plan for future group interaction. nt of Student Services Bldg. The conference participants spokesmen said Monday's demonstration never got off the nd because too much emphasis has been placed on the ber 3 SDS demonstration in Detroit, agreed to further explore establishing a list of urban directors, determining funds ECKRICH'S SPECIALS ral members of the group said Monday's demonstration was available for a national re or less an afterthought, done out of a sense of anything else." k Shingleton, Placement Bureau director, said he wasn't " duty more organization and formulating goals and objectives for the proposed organization. Smorgas Pac 99' Smorgas Pat 99' by the demonstration's brevity, Steering committee members mgular think it's pretty clear where the students stand on this will meet next month to issue," leton said. "When I came to work at eight this determine which goals and morning, there approximately 100 students waiting to see recruiters." objectives of a national e have 185 students signed up to see various , and that number will remain constant throughout the year, students will see General Motors recruiters today, and 15 have "tments with them each day this week." recruiters today organization could urban affairs leaders. Lloyd best serve Johnson, Columbia University, will serve as all,.,' FRAHKS'»■« 89« nee there were only 15 or so demonstrators and > recruiters," he continued, "I think it's clear that students are sted in talking to employers about career 185 opportunities." wanting Pumpkin picking committee members Oakland are: chairman. Other Elmer Cooper of University, Lee FRAHKS "*"«>■ 69' This small boy is caught amid ngleton said the GM recruiters will remain in the Placement pumpkins that probably weigh Montgomery of Temple »u throughout the more than he does. As Halloween University, Vincent Harding of week, and that all students scheduled to interviews will be allowed to do so. nder no circumstances will a minority of the students on this dilemma can make for very limited small children are concerned but approaches, this kind of pumpkin picking as far as doesn't seem to stop this the Institute of the Black World, Donald Cheek of Clairmont HAPPY TIME SHURFINE CARNIVAL us be permitted to deny other students the right to interview, young man from looking anyway. College and Robert Green, director of MSU's was the demonstrators' original intent," Shingleton said. State News photo by Tom Gaunt Urban Affairs. Center for SHURFINE SHURFINE APPLESAUCE ASMSU GREEN BEANS GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS TOMATOES }roup to issue demands CHICAGO: <1* CORN PEAS 6 ft. MUSHROOMS NOODLES 9 St. pie's Independent (PI) PI spokesman Gary Margosian A school system with a a nent to replace ASMSU, is said his organization represents immediate transfer student tax from ASMSU to its of the goal: Teaching $8,400 starting salary (10 months) FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS iled to declare its "the interests of the people" and own treasury and demand office 10 days paid vacation • 10 tndence and issue a list of hopes to establish itself as a new space in Student Services Bldg. days sick leave ids to the ASMSU Student student government. Paid hospitalization BANQUET 2 - LB. BOX A People's Independent tonight. "We will be responsive to all The Chicago Public Schools will have a constitutional convention will representative on campus the people — men and women, meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in 35 tement due freak white, and reactionaries straight, black and revolutionaries — and not and just the Union. on Nov. 19,1970 Please arrange for an interview with the Placement Office. fried Chicken Union case administration," declaration of the PI independence mond i he will lent this week whether L. County prosecutor, said Scodeller, probably make a to states. PI seeks to replace ASMSU because the present governing body "has become insensitive to Orange Juice CARTON S9« ue prosecution of the 124 arrested May 19 at the the voices of the people," PRODUCE Margosian said. He said PI will FLORIDA Grapefruit demand deller said he will issue lent in a morning press a Ideas and people make our business. PINK OR WHITE l? 49' DOMINO'S snce. said he has been We're in the retailing, food and personal ituation with all officials cted with the case discussing to get a services business. And YOUR IDEAS can help us do a better job. Cabbage^' E LUABLE COUPON Da lete Here's where YOU come in. We're NABISCO IABIS CHOCOLATE COOKIES understanding before CALIFORNIA RED kesa decision. changing. And growing. And we're look¬ ing for bright young people who can help us make our changes work. YOU 'OREOS' 33C ■*S! Gm MooSUSKI rni!°n Gpe,f 'C e"for Meets Ballro°m. 7:00 Killy Show, ON CAMPUsI OFF CAMPUS are one looking for. of the new-idea people we're HERE'S OUR OFFER: You can start G">Pes 29c l/Vith $5.00 Food Purchase • Call 353-5199^ CALL |<:iRCLE DORMS out in management right now. You make good money. You put your own ideas to CALIFORNIA VINE-RIPE Limit 1 Please 351-7100 I 351-8870 work and evaluate the results. You move Expires After 10-31-70 up fast. You work almost anywhere in the world, with opportunity to travel. Tomatoes -SHOP.RITI- Christmas You're a big part of our operation. And you accomplish whatever your talents We lead you to work toward. That's it. in Engi?0n ? Accounting I C° i istrationj »cFood and Hofe' Man- (a- our YOU have the opportunity. We have openings. Let s get together and ideas are in the same bag. see if have BEER! COL NASSAU Scie^«n? S Traffic andM™ag£ment and 'ndustn8' Our representatives will be on campus soon. See your placement director and December GOODRICH'S sign up for an interview NOW! 23-29 JSSSSSfr" WE'LL BE INTERVIEWING: retailing SPARTAN . M8900 7 FULL DAYS . . . BUYING accounting AUDITING November 6, 1970 Price includes: If you can't make our scheduled inter¬ Round trip jet ~~ — Plus many other view date, don't sweat it. Write us direct transportation from Detroit extras including the 'JUNKANOO' . MEBCHWO.S.NG and find out if our ideas are in the same — bag Write to: Luxury coach Twin- beds COLLEGE RELATIONS MANAGER awaiting your arrival DEPT. NP IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Deluxe accommodations — — on Nassau Beach Only 2 to a room to insure privacy • Vs"1puTerPBOGB»M«,NO ARMY AIR FORCE EXCHANGE SERVICE Harrison at Trowbridge Between Spartan •3&S5—• — Full Breakfast served Village and Cherry Lane Apartments daily them „ c SUMSHINE TOURS :s5sss- 3911 WALTON WALKER BLVD. DALLAS. TEXAS 75222 HOURS . Mon. Saturday Fri. 9 to 9 9 to 6 — Ambr™e 355-9422 or 485-7986 Equal Opportunity Employe MICHIGAN TRB FROM WASHINGTON STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Tradition dooms Nixon hopes FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager Nixon flew 26,000 Baseball is over, football just warming that we are all moving to the right; nearly with him, something that hadn't happened miles, made all commentators seem to assume this to a new president for 120 years! It is speeches, and threw off such aim! I MARK EICHER, managing editor up, so now we work in another sporting tittle. » th.t .bout Dean ED HUTCHISON, city editor spectacular, the midterm election. though the evidence is skimpy. argued that conservatism has grown since; Acheson i result? Democrats gained 18 BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor In 1968 President Nixon invented a we are told so almost every day. But the House J The great and control of Congress. * KEN KRELL, editorial editor trick here is to detect a trend; "great silent majority" and Spiro Agnew argument seems to be that if you oppose , The disconcerting JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor some people can't do it, but votaries of the sport who write for newspapers always interpreted this as conservative; but is it really? There was little sign of it in the street crime, and blowing up buildings on campus, you are moving to the "right;" thing is that itk dull. The reason is, I believe L GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor that th J no clear contest. The have a couple of trends on tap, even before Nixon victory; his election was so close therefore, the counter argument would heart leans „„ neither side. A mediocre Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award the election. Favorite "trend" right now is that he didn't even bring in his own party seem to be equally true that if you oppose 40 cent bus fares and 5 and one - half per running against a mediocre preside!/0] for outstanding journalism. Congress. cent unemployment you are moving to the There is a desperate feeiinp tk ■ "left." Nonsense. The fact is that it is hard Congress is not keeping up with ni.™1 to know what is in the dark mood of the The Speaker U 78. American people, except that it is House committee chairmen EDITORIALS confused, frustrated and (one guesses) over 75, two over 80. are over 7n 'Sxl 1 rather frightened. Congress is in process of strangling th>H We should know more after the election. Family Assistance Program and 2 Milliken ha The disconcerting thing is that it is so dull. The reason is, I believe, that there is no clear contest. The heart leaps up for neither side. A mediocre full term as president is running against a mediocre Congress. The Michigan gubernatorial race is Milliken has remained sensible and The "out" party normally wins House guaranteed minimum income; the mosl developing into the hottest contest in not drifted with the tide of over - seats at midterm. Yes, the Democrats remarkable new social program since a rather drab Nov. 3 election. Reliable reacting legislators who have should get a dozen seats or so. This isn't FDRI Again, under ignoble circumstances polls show candidates close to a dead proposed firing university presidents, superstition, it's statistics. senators refused to allow electoral refora heat — perhaps leaving the decision cutting education funds and crushing Going back to the midterm election of even to come to a vote. The House and with a tiny percentage of yet 1858 (President Buchanan, you remember) Senate are violating America's sole J university autonomy. the "in" party punctually lost 30 seats. financial obligation to the undecided voters. But Milliken is also not afraid to act InternatioJ From then to now, with one exception I Labor Organization at the behest of Into this contest, we offer our decisively. He vetoed, for example, a GeoS believe, no president has seen his party Meany, president of the AFL CIO wM - endorsement of Gov. Milliken as the bill- that would allow professional make a net gain at midterm. The one wants to punish it for picking a Russian J better qualified candidate. Sen. Levin drivers an additional 12 points before exception was Franklin Roosevelt in 1934. one of five assistant directors. is running a strong campaign, but Let it be added quickly, for Nixon's sake, And so on. The antierime bills their licenses are suspended. ai that the midterm bounceback is reduced if hypocritical. They won't cure street crimei Milliken has earned - and will win - a Legislators apparently thought that the preceding presidential election was They enormously expand federal full term as Michigan's chief the more you drive, the more chance close, and you couldn't find a closer one The FBI povej executive. His record of leadership you should have to maim and kill on than the Nixon Humphrey race. can tap wires on any collejf strongly counters the promises of his - campus. Regulation of explosives firearms exclude] highways. Fortunately, Milliken He is out now trying to do just that, and handguns. One thing1 opponent. disagreed. trying to create a national trend. Mr. Nixon settled, anyway. You can't kidnap L To paraphrase our Milliken has slept fewer nights in the White House Congressman. It's made a federal offense! By comparison, Michigan legislators than any other recent executive. He is endorsement in the primary, we seem collectively far behind Milliken. trying to bundle all the localisms of an off - support him because he leads. His He innovates and rationalizes coolly; year's isolated contests into some kind of a education reform package, for legislators procrastinate and sputter example, has been hailed nationally as ineffectively. Milliken moves to Republican whole. Other presidents have tried this. In 1918 Wilson Misplaced memos| a pilot program that can be used as a improve all Michigan; legislators appealed for Democratic victory — and lost Congress. FDR tried to To: R. Nixon model for other states mired in squabble over porkbarrel benefits for "purge" his own party in the primaries. He Re: Handling internal strife educational miasmas. their own bailiwicks. failed. Harry Truman took the stump Various bills of the program have This final campaign week will be Hey- directly (the first man to do so); You watch been slowed, but the questions have Republicans gained 28 seats. Poor old Ike us, boy. interesting. But before you vote, -E. Trudeail been put, the debate healthy. And we distill the record from the rhetoric. In played the most active role in modern times. To help him, his Spiro Agnew, are moving to head off an education June we said the record will show that crisis in Michigan. Milliken has already demonstrated A chief measure of any executive's leadership that others merely LARRY LERNER worth is his performance during crisis. promise. In crises involving campus unrest, We stick with that analysis. Graduate Portrait of an undogmatic artist! re Once upon a time there was a dog just as bad as barking. So Rover would figured that was enough meditating for one sent away to one of those scientific clinial named Rover. Rover was an unusual dog bark every once in awhile. Then he would day and went to look for solitude He had read about those one day in tin needed fo because he could think. Maybe not as as you or I, but he knew pretty much what was happening. well think, bark, go to sleep, listen to other barks, think again. But it wasn't any good and Rover knew it. somewhere else. He walked along North Lake Road and park when he glanced at a ripped pageol the New York Times. No one else around and so he read for almost wj fiftee^ quickened his pace up an embankment minutes. They treated you nice forav Rover couldn't tell anybody what he Rover decided that as long as he could toward an area of rocks overlooking the The structure of the Council of was thinking because he couldn't talk. He think, he might as well think a lot. Rover town. He was thinking now while he fed you delicious meals, introduced youti graduates in particular departments, meditated. He curled up under a tree and some psychological experiments. Thai couldn't even communicate with other watched a jet arch its way toward the east. Graduate Students (COGS) has led to the University may find it awkward to started breathing deeply. He got very there would be a jarring dullness, shadow dogs because all they would do is bark and He thought of his loneliness as a dog. No confusion over collecting its newly collect the tax from all graduates. that was a little boring for Rover to listen relaxed and images began flashing through one to communicate with; no one to faintness, heavy breathing, a white fir approved 50 cent tax. Granted, all graduate students benefit to over and over. In fact, he knew he was a his mind: his first dog - house with and, finally, nothing. express himself to. Every other dog would from COGS' efforts, but technically "Rover" written in big letters on it; the Well, Rover didn't want to dieliketW Every graduate student does not very special dog because other dogs could misinterpret his grumblings; humans just But he didn't like what he was doing belong to COGS - it is a all are not represented. bark all day and never tire of it, while he day one of his sisters was given away to a patted him and watched his wagging tail. not doing — at the present time. Yet, "J It realized the utter waste of too much stranger; not finding any vacant fire confederation of graduate students in seems that both COGS and I can think and I can bark, he thought. was consoled in that the sun was shininj barking and was content to think and think hydrants; candy dropped from the pocket certain departments. When a protesting graduates would benefit and think. of a small boy; a broken collar. Suddenly That was all. What else was there in a dog's there were only a few, fluffy clouds andnl department votes to join COGS, it from a graduate referendum. COGS Rover hfard a rustling of leaves and was so life? In any life for that matter. Yes, he barks to interrupt his day dreams. I accepts the COGS constitution and would undoubtedly win University - But sometimes thinking became so scared he let out one of the loudest barks could read but he knew that if anyone As he was about to doze off, he heardj the tax. wide approval since they have a sound frustrating that, it seemed to Rover, it vvas ever. ev« Now frenzied and tense, Rover caught him reading he would probably be sound. Turning around he saw one of Many departments have not joined program and able leaders. The more beautiful female dogs from didn't bark but slowly approached anduf town.»J COGS and some may not until a minority who might vote against OUR READERS' MIND reflected light from the sun v.. is dazzlinjl , COGS would also be satisfied since his eyes. He looked and she looked University - wide graduate referendum is held they would have participated in the they stayed that way for an hour. to legitimize He was waiting for her to bark buta* COGS as a graduate students. represnetative for all Since COGS represents only process directly. It is unfortunate that the hassle has arisen, but the problem is not serious Make volleyball a fun game didn't. She didn't bark! Well, what was®] going to do? But then he realized tn»"j didn't know what he was going to do. o] games than had a play - off. regulations, and playoffs. One would be for should he do anything? — merely one of procedure. To The Editor: In order to add some constructiveness to amateurs who want to hit the ball or throw After another hour, still no t All I wanted to do was to have a little this letter (and I am burning mad), I it around for the of it. fun playing volleyball. Then he started thinking perhaps she™ Apparently the IM suggest that IM run two leagues in all sports program expects me to take it all Harry Pferlstadt think, too? Could she? Oh, could she. "j sports. One wouid be for the gung-ho she could! I mean, she does, he tfto 8 very seriously. IM sports take the fun out The military of sports. I don't really care if I'm on the best team or the worst team. All I wan! to pseudo - Olympians who want rules, She has to otherwise she would barked already. H do is play the game. He was so happy. It warmed him an" Now there are many ways to play Sea urchin holds answer was glowing inside. His eyes She glistened*" reached 1 it's he smiled. She smiled. not what volleyball. One way is to play under Olympic rules with no open hand at <.11. This takes considerable skill. 1 admit I am Toithe Editor: realization but that of all life in all forms, front foot and he did the same- . touched and they smiled, in® Like a sea urchin, Barney White is all including that of the lugubrious Barney. rubbed noses and smiled. Then thy not able to master that skill, especially wet. As anyone knows, who does not Linguistically, the theory is expressed as and when the tears dried, stared ^ "It blank sheet of paper in playing once a week for five weeks. I can, was a Cambodia last summer, according to and do enjoy playing open handed three • spend his time in dim corners of equally "Yecchhhhh!" The naive often confuse other and didn't move for fifteen "1 front of us. What I did was write up a dim bars mistaking the effect of certain There were times that each was tnin»«r eyewitness reports. But the date hits and this expression with the sound caused by over volleyball. That is fun. Silver Star using my own mentioned in the citation was not the • - - Occasionally, to be sure, a player . ill spirits for acute auditory awareness, dogs, the friction of the sea urchin's spines, but and then they would just feel W' j] imagination." of plants and sea urchins do indeed possess the two are distinguishable. And that is an good with no thinking. And this j one distinguished action; rather it "catch" the ball, but I'd rather ha i , ew the faculty of first time this had ever happened Private James Olstad, an enlisted the infractions and some ump objectifying their important point. was birthdate of one of the judgment, At least, that's what they thought. man from the Army awards subjectivity. section, (there were two IM umpires for one And they were so absorbed, imaginative privates. Morever, of these three groups the sea — in. used these words to describe the volleyball game!) rather than impossible urchin has Bill Daniel couldn't hear all the barking J The Army does not plan on developed a singularly elegant fabricated citation he created taking professional rules and no umpire E. Lansing resident other dogs down the hill- But y ., to discretion. theory of the great why — because of life's accompany a Silver Star presented to disciplinary action in the case. Two of ultimate realization — not just its own Oct. 15,1970 something? It didn't matter. the privates have left Vietnam for rest It was like playing in wonderland. The Brig. Gen. Eugene Forrester. whistle blew and almost before we knew 1 LI SElly'l »M -! The story goes that Olstad and four j*nd recreation in Australia. The army 5ANTA ClAUS HAS ELVES TO has recommended rescinding the why, we had lost the ball and or a point. c^/iutA HELP HIM ..WHAT DOES THE others were told one evening to write We barely got to hit the ball, such was the medal. rim ^crlurastjL, GREAT PUMPKIN HAVE, 0RAN6ES ? up a citation for Forrester and have it effect. That is no fun. Xc unruiraJC weeks were taken up by play - offs. I'd times in the U.S. invasion of do, it's what people think you do. rather have played two or three more hall Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, 1970 5 Candidates bid for state senate seat Stuttman i,es' made 201 'It is the responsibility of the Pittenger explain ®ucAh.allit*mi« Acheson. u, views on legislature to fund higher 18 g's that it is House seat, ByJEFF SHELER State News Staff Writer education. I do not repressive action is in order. If an individual has willfully broken the feel that on major campa eve- "art ^at leaps the^ ,en Stuttman, 45, of Lansing, is the Democratic candidate for law and is rightfully convicted 1 By JEFFSHELER conditions. I think we're going to auxiliary services that up would think he should these P* president UK 24th District State Senate seat. He is the president and owner possibl y lose State News Staff Writer have to modernize our abortion schools are now his getting. I d hate ! Congress. of Stuttman Productions, founder of Nature Way Assoc., and is scholarship. There are other laws so that if they are done they to see that. I don't want to be a vice president of the United Nations Assoc. He also served three channels of redress for the student will be done by licensed part of it. f ^'ing ,h>t years as an adviser to the U.S. A.I.D. Mission in India. other than violent action Philip O. Pittenger, 41, of physicians in licensed hospitals. "I've always opposed fteen Wlth the tinies Senate Following are his opinions on several issues: ,, ' Lansing is the Republican But I'd hate to see Michigan parochiaid, or direct aid to non¬ anij Drugs Len Stuttman candidate for the State Senate n are over become a regular abortion public schools, but I think that 70, sx from the 24th District which »I feel that there must be reform in the marijuana laws. Our factory where at the drop of a hat shared time and shared facilities includes MSU. He was elected to laws today punish the victims instead of the perpetrators. I would a girl could have an abortion. aregood. I thin k this is one of the Wrangling ^ the State House of 'Pam and it, move toward the humanization of our drug problems rather than ways we can help non - public Representatives in 1966 and schools and not put their self - the repression of our drug problems. We should go after the 18-year-old vote again in 1968. He received control in jeopardy. I would hate organized crime rather than the abusers. certificates from the Institute of Abortion "Four years ago when it was up them to lose their athletic 'Abortion reform is a legal matter, not Organization Management at I rallied for it and programs and other activities a matter of morality. MSU and the Institute of supported the 18 year - old vote they have The present Michigan abortion law was written in 1849. At that right down the So - now. personally, I Practical Partisan Politics at the line. But it's a little time it was 25 times more dangerous to have an abortion than it surprising this would probably vote no on the University of Michigan. Here is time I haven't seen any amendment. was to carry a child to term. With the advance of medicine it is how he stands on the issues. activity LEN STUTTMAN on behalf of the 18 - year - olds now 8 times safer to have an abortion during the first trimester who are trying to get the than it is to carry a child to term. vote, Campus unrest Drugs and I have a "The purpose of the law to begin with was to protect the life feeling that they don't really care one way or "I don't believe of the mother. Today that purpose no longer exists. According to "I think some of the penalties cutting another. I'm sure some of them university appropriations common law which has been handed down to us from Roman that are mandatory ought to be will do, but from all appearances the stop campus unrest. I've voted to days, when the function for the law ceases to exist the law itself taken off the books or reduced, come; the ceases to exist. I'm for repeal. As ar as I'm concerned it's a matter majority of the young people put some restrictions on students I don't and leave some of the >gram since FDR of free choice. believe cutting judgment don't necessarily want it who were convicted of causing up to the courts. circumstanca university appropriations will stop themselves. damage on campus. I've voted to electoral reforn 18-year-old vote "I think they're too stiff for withdraw their state campus unrest. I've voted to "I'll probably vote for it, I scholarships. The House an 'Whenever I'm asked that question I say, 'which 18 - year - put I don't think you can . some restrictions on students who example in the marijuana field stop merica's solem old?' I think age is immaterial. I find that young people today are where a kid might don't know for sure. I think if we very campus unrest by cutting were convicted do lower the ■he Internationi more astute, more aware mure knowledgable about the future of of causing damage innocently be caught with voting age to 18, we university funds. I think that on ought to consider lowering all of behest of Georj government and of what's going on in government than many of campus. I've voted to withdraw marijuana unbeknownst to would be unfair because the their state our legal barriers to 18. AFL ■ CIO, wh my peers at 45. So I ain definitely for Proposal B. Along with scholarships. I don't himself and under the law he'd majority of the students are not king a Russiani that I would also write into any legislation the total franchise. think you can get 20 years. Instead of helping involved. That means the age of majority. The 18 - year - old vote is a step stop campus unrest him you're trying to put the kid Antiparochiaid amendment by cutting university funds. I think "One of our biggest problems is (icrime cure bills street crime ai in that direction. So I would definitely support Proposal B. that would be unfair because the in prison for 20 years. "Proposal C (the proposed communications between the CI federal Anti-parochiaid amendment majority of the students are not Abortion amendment) is a real can of administration and the legislature and the students — on am against the concept of direct aid to non • involved." worms. As it stands right now I'm everybody any college public schools. not really sure what I'm concerned. We just don't plosives exclude But I am not against the concept of auxiliary benefits which are "Again like going to Philip O. Pittenger our drug laws I - do on it when I go to the communicate with one another. One thing the right of every citizen of this State. think abortion laws voting We sit can't Looking this thing over, I ■■■■■■■■iiiiiiiiim are booth. around and grumble in our kidnap see it as a blackmail. The Legislature has already passed 22 antiquated. I know abortions are own separate groups, but nobody federal offense million dollars. The State Supreme Court must rule on its going on every day of the week "I'm very concerned that it tries to sit down and hash out legalitv. "There are a lot of questions about the PHILIP O. PITTENGER here in Michigan, but they're not might take away some of the ■ iniiiiiiimi proposal that are whatever the problems are." unanswered. You tan interpret it many ways. I say that if in fact being done under sanitary the amendment would eliminate auxiliary services then I'm TV lltltrvlfllf memos against it. If it would not eliminate them, then I'm in favor of it. Unless I find further research that in effect these services would KiHrrflBW •ZJJ f — rrr j 3 ★★★★★★★★★ PROTECT * YOUR EYES not be ended then I would vote against Campus unrest Proposal C. Democrat Thomas Walsh and Re publican Frederick candidates for Stackable, Lansing's 58th A3, iWT WA«] •Restaurant ^ SKIERS! MooSUSKI ^.Meets tonight, Unio Ballroom, 7:00 p.m. Sev From harmful sunrays with a new pair of sunglasses with . . . "The Constitution of this state states that the District state House of Warren Mueller's greatest ski - plain or prescription ground people shall elect lenses. We also carry a wide board of trustees to the universities, and these boards are Representatives, will be on any order of two complete I this coupon ^flick ever made. Everyone interviewed dinners, the lower priced dinner ^.welcome. Purchase tickets for selection of frames and can responsible. They hire and fire the presidents. What goes on at the by a panel of |Go,>d after ?m 'Tour .K1LLY SKI Show. J make repairs on your universities is the responsibility of the board of trustees as elected newsmen today at 7 p.m. on will be 1 /ft nrr I MondavTtlursday Sign-up, make deposit* for damaged sunglasses while officials and their top administrator or administrators. WMSB-TV channel 10. I L III I Re9u,ar| Oct. 27,28, 29 1 and Nov. 2 m. Boyne Week - Weekends, Austria or Aspen trips. Their ^ wait. you "It is the responsibility of the legislature to fund higher ^ deadlines near. For info, call 'i education. I do not feel that repressive action is in order. If an individual has willfully broken the law and is I would think he should rightfully convicted MooSUSKI Meets tonight, Union Ballroom, 7:00 p.m. See the YATWAH RESTAURANT *353-5199. ★★★★★★★★★ 241E. Saginaw end of Abbott Rd. (M-78) BatOT ED 2-5222 possibly lose his scholarship. There are world's greatest SKI MOVIE. Sign 136 W. Grand Rive =1 other channels of redress for the student other up for Austria, Boyne or Aspen. than violent actions." For info, call 353-5199. iisl MSU Student Master Charge Application [scientific clinic YOUR LAST NAME (PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION REQUESTED BELOW) FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL 3* III III JJ how much arc: day in tl one FULL NAME OF SPOUSE |jSTUDENT NUMBER AGE | draftstatus spouse's student number your contacts a ripped page 0 one else wi msu ADDRESS CITY 1 ZIP code [J 1 ri almost fiftfl nice for awhil TELEPHONE NUMBER | STATE 1 n rent own worth to you ? SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER MAJOR class troducedyou NAME OF PRESENT EMPLOYER |gpa The eriment-s. (IF ANY) POSITION HOW LONG monthly salary ullness, shadow BUSINESS ADDRESS ,g a white fl« BUSINESS PHONE NAME OF SPOUSE'S EMPLOYER POSITION i monthly salary , to die like thil was doing~ NAME AND ADDRESS O^ YOUR PARENTS t\ time. Yet, f - sun was shiniu | NAME OF BANK fy clouds and SERUslo^ f"1 CHECK,NG CH SAVINGS ["71 LOAN [~] (OTHER) (reams, e off, he heart ! CREDIT REFERENCES BALANCE DUE monthly payment saw one of t MORTGAGE HOLDER OR LANDLORD ; from town. $ STORES & OTHER tion for all your contact needs. proached andt Lwas dazzling Preparing, cleansing, and soak¬ she looked r" ing. [1 hour, Lensine is an "isotonic" solu¬ bark but to ell, what wass I(WE) REPRESENT THAT THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS APPLICATION IS TRUE AND COMPLETE'AND UNDERSTAND tion very much like the natural THAT YOUR BANK WILL RELY UPON ITS TRUTH IN GRANTING CREDIT TO THE realized that APPLICANT(S). fluids of your eye, so, just a drop going to do. or two before you Twenty-five cents is all you insert your DATE [till no barkin SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT need to make your costly contact contacts, coats and lubricates [erhaps she coi T^TT" SIGNATURE OF SPOUSE lenses worth what you paid for the lens assuring you of a , could she. * them. How? Just fill out the smoother, non-irritating surface. oes, he though eh[ would hi coupon below and send in your Cleaning your contacts with Ued him and JUNIORS, SENIORS, AND GRADUATE STUDENTS ... twenty-five cents for a sample Lensine retards the build-up of bottle of Lensine, and a lens foreign depositson the lenses glistened 1 se/ because Lensine is sterile, self- reached oj case. Lensine lets your contacts e Start a beautiful relationship today. the same. ™ be the convenience they were sanitizing, and antiseptic. Then You show us your card Finally, storing your contacts and we'll designed to be. And ed. Then they 0 more. . . . at e» Lensine is the in Lensine between Istared one lens solu¬ wearings [ fifteen minuj give your our card. Who says bankers prevents the growth of bacteria ch was thm*1 on the lenses, a sure cause of feel happy' .nd this was don't like students? eye irritation. With Lensine, you ippened to M get a storing/soaking case for hought- proper lens hygiene. absorbed, ' Bring your application and I.D. to Installment Loan Dept. - Brookfield Plaza Branch irking fron! IBut you V Please send me my free sample of Lensine, and lens case. I am enclosing 25 cents to cover EAST LANSING East Okemos Haslett Lansing handling and mailing costs. Brookfield Plaza STATE BANK Red Cedar Trowbridge - WE CARE ~ F.D.I.C. fr|endi B|ways do Mail to: THE ONLY BANK IN MICHIGAN OFFERING Lensine, The Murine Company, Dept. E, 660 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. 60611 MASTER CHARGE TO UPPERCLASSMEN - REGARDLESS OF AGE! 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan t* J»•• 'Baby—beauty of creation . " Mk ■ ^ ' / H w'% 1 "The Baby Maker" is an her boyfriend altogether) and One can admire Bridges for never calls attention to herself or i * % iv/ r ijy unusual film, unusually well much of her personal freedom not inserting self - mocking jokes to the change she is implying as * ^4 s made. It is a story of three people without hesitation. But when it comes time along the way to exploit his to part with her unusual subject with a weaker actress would. Quiet eloquence Si * involved in an act of creation baby, Patricia finds it much humor. How easily "The Baby Miss Home plays Suzanne and that only two can ultimately more difficult than she had Maker" could have become i one need only hear her handling share. anticipated. sick joke of flippant participants of a horribly sticky line like "I Patricia Gray, a 22 - year - old "The Baby Maker" handles its having a lark with sex and don't want to adopt a child, I "free - thinker," agrees to make strange story with amazing feeling smugly emancipated in want James' baby," to measure a baby for James and Suzanne depth and sensitivity. It is an the process. In Bridges' sure the quiet eloquence with which Wilcox, a suburban married intimate profile of three people hands, nothing of the sort she etches her character. She couple who are unable to have a and their reactions to the various happens, projects more through child together. Patricia goes to stages of their plan. It communicates the beauty of fondling of her husband's bed with Wilcox, becomes untouched pillow or a mournful pregnant and carries the child creation in the happiness that all stages of their plan. They don't touch of a temporarily empty under Suzanne's close strenuous three share at the outset, the find their roles comical or laugh „ . ring finger than most actresses supervision - all according to exercise, sexual intercourse with exhilaration of birth in the at themselves as they carry out can with a scriptful of dialog. the agreement. her boyfriend (and eventually delivery scene when Patricia their plan. "The Baby Maker" And Groom provides proper gives birth with James clutching contains humor, to be sure, but balance to the ladies' portrayals, her one hand and Suzanne, the not the self PAC 70-71 Presents: An Adult Comedy in Three Acts - depreciating kind, demonstrating a devoted, gentle other, and the tragedy of All three develop a warm man torn between the Substituted for Indians exclusion when Patricia faces the relationship and enjoy each responsibilities of a father and thou^it of giving up the baby. w_v.. other, but the whole business of those of a husband. The Owl & Implausible idea the plan never becomes a source "The Baby Maker" involves °f amusement for them. Their performances, direction and writing of Bridges Bridges' sincerity is matched The its audience with an idea that and the added assets of fine 'T/ie Bv BILL MANHOFF seems implausible at first (Why by his cast: Barbara Hershey, would a girl agree to such a deal9 Collin Home and Sam Groom. Their camerawork "The Baby and Maker" music make a film to Baby Their performances give stature - Why would a wife?). But writer writer - remember and recommend. Barbara Hershey makes a baby for a couple who are unable to have children of their own in "The director James Bridges to the fi,m and strength to its Baby Maker," a sensitive film now showing at the Gladmer Theater. approaches his subject credibility. earnestly the idea becomes not Having demonstrated what a believable deeply bitch she c°uld be in "Last rhythm, Summer," Miss Hershey handles 'Poets' mix in[■ Brougham also attended 7:45 Bananas-Willows by faculty that Jim Valek continue as | Bar jot-Bacchus 8:30 McTavish-McFadden representative H.S. Stillwell, and coach of the Fighting Illini for iggers-Tech. Stomp. Vice Chancellor John Briscoo 9:15 Owen Bomb-Chem Grads the remaining four games." inci'cc-Lmpyrean SKIERS! SKI AUSTRIA over t Attacks-Bridge Br. tnal-Arhouse Christmas break. Huge savings! For info, attend MooSUSKI meeting, WE'LL BLOW UP ►-* Syndicate-Schular Mets Union Ballroom, 7:00 ■30 Chaos-Satry ■ 5 Kits Korps-Komp. Km. Ret. or call 353-5199. p.m.tonite, ANY PHOTO INTO A DYNAMIC Emil's Bar & 2 ft. x 3 ft. POSTER! DRAMATIC .. . STRIKING IMPRESSIVE! Restaurant ... Display any photo of yourself, friend, rela¬ tive or pet as a HUGE 2 ft. x 3 ft. Super- poster! We'll blow up any black-and white or color photo into an 12" Pizza, 1 excellent, sharp black-and-white poster that really attracts attention. Perfect for dorm, bedroom, den, sorority house, or as an unusual gift. Just send us a snapshot (no negative), returned unharmed with All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner your 2 ft. x 3 ft. enlargement. Fast delivery by one of the nation's oldest poster studios — since 1919. Send Tuesday Nite $1.50 only $3.95 for one or $6.00 for two identical posters — you save almost $2.00! Satisfac¬ "EVERY NITE IS PITCHER NITE" tion guaranteed. Mail your photo with remittance to: Dept. 122 P.O. Box 2500 Pizza is our Speciality SUPERP0STER Englewood, New Jersey 07631 2012 E. Michigan Ave. I MUST BE A , FAILURE. ALL THE REALLY o0/ OVFSTA//D/M6 PEA/GVWS W/MP VP AT CAMPUS bookstores. Some really outstanding new Penguins are at your campus bookstore now! ANXIETY AND NEUROSIS. Charles Rycroft. A look at the nature of anxiety and its relation to emotional disorders. $1.25 THE MODERN CULTURE OF LATIN AMERICA. Jean Franco. The first English-language study of the relationship between society and the artist in Latin America. $2.95 THE ARCHITECTS OF THE PARTHENON. Rhys Carpenter. This newest volume in the Architect and Society series offers a radical re-examination of one of the world's most venerable structures. $2.95 THE SAILORS' RENDEZVOUS. Georges Simenon. Joins eight other Simenon thrillers already in Penguin editions. 95C FOREIGN AID. Edited by Jagdish Bhagwatiand R. S. Eckaus. These readings present the most up-to-date economic thought on the wisdom and effectiveness of foreign aid in today's changing world. $2.25 PENGUIN BOOKS INC 7110 Ambassador Rd Baltimore. Md. 21207 • 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, i9?( STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED Peanuts Personal Halloween Spooky Special! 10 words for $1.00 3558255 classified USIC &rao« 351-! MfoatAds The State News does not permit racial or religious Scooters & Cycles feankly speaking . .by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Sale discrimination in its HONDA 305 Scrambler, 1968. In ONE GIRL for 3 man. Winter term. 2 TWO BEDROOMS, Haslett Area, advertising columns. The excellent condition. $350. Phone blocks from campus. Cheap. Call carpeted, unfurnished, with stove Old and Rare BOOK SALE ~ ESR&fl State News accept advertising which will not 355-8818. 3-10-29 351-2367. 3-10-27 and refrigerator. $135/month plus deposit. Call collect. 50% off. Books Pa[Wrh Hardbacks.^ Used Textbooks , * AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against 1967 TRIUMPH TR 6, 650cc. Duty, Lightweight Screamer. Full Heavy DELUXE TWO bedroom. Furnished. Close to campus. $180 a month. 313-752-7155. 5-10-2 buy ell 25 books ■ 75%^ Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color Ceriani Suspension. Go - anywhere GIBSON'S THF or 351-9036. 5 10-28 Auto Parts & Service national origin. - machine. Call 882-0324 before 4 Rooms BOOKSTORE. 1 b|ock Usl p.m. 2-10-27 Union. 0-10-27 " Aviation EAST LANSING. Couples and * students. 1 and 2 bedrooms. Y.M.C.A. — ROOMS for young men EMPLOYMENT 100 USED vacuum * FOR RENT 1970 HONDA Call 393-2804 , 175cc, 500 miles. after 6 Furnished and unfurnished. From $125. After 6 p.m., 351-0695. O or women. Membership privileges. canisters and cleaned uprights. Gui p.m. Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, Apartments Automotive 4-10-29 gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O one full year, $7 88 , DENNIS Houses HILLCREST, NEAR campus. 2 DISTR.8UT.il Rooms CUTLASS S / 1968. Buckets, power BRIDGESTONE SPORT 90, 1966. Very good condition. $120 with bedroom furnished with WOMEN ATTRACTIVE, well COMPANY. 316 North 2 brakes, JJppositeCity Market. C-IO-# - steering vinyl top. dishwasher. 351-0705. furnished, clean rooms. 2 blocks * FOR SALE 393-5837. 5-10-30 helmet. 355-9963. 5-10-30 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT, Animals EL CAMINO, 1966. Used to tow 351-1717.0 from 3-10-27 MSU Union, 332-1760. SEWING Brand MACHINE^;; new portables Mobile Homes drag car. Many extras. Best offer. Aviation BAY $5.00 per month. - $«, COLONY. 1 and 2 bedroom MARLETT MANOR, 3519 S. Cedar. of Larf* * PERSONAL 351 -9028 after 5 p.m. 3-10-29 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to unfurnished. quiet. 337-9228. Prestige location, Rooms for gentlemen, private reconditioned Singers, used Whites, Necchij 11 maJ * PEANUTS PERSONAL learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. HALSTEAD bath with maid service. $21 per FIAT SPRING 1968. Michelin Tires; Home & Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O "Many Others." tin * REAL ESTATE engine in excellent condition; week. Phone 882-0261, evenings to $39.95. Terms. EDWab * RECREATION $1100, but will bargain. UNIVERSITY VILLA: Single __ 351 -8451. 5-10-30 DISTRIBUTING C0MP. 351-2107. X-5-10-30 A uto Service & Parts students and married 1115 North Washint^ * SERVICE couples. YOUNG LADIES: 10 minutes from Furnished. Close to 489-6448. C-10-30 ^ Typing Service campus. campus. Completely furnished. CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, 351-1669 HALSTEAD 372-8077 before 4 p.m. C * TRANSPORTATION 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O * WANTED 430 South Clippert, back of KoKo NICELY FURNISHED room for 1 or FORD 1963. Radio, heater. Good Bar. 0-10-27 HASLETT AREA. Spacious 2 2 single girls. Home privileges. second car. $150. 641-6617. DEADLINE 3-10-28 bedroom. Fully carpeted, luxury. Convenient to campus. Call TU New G.E. electrical appliances. Air 2 5986 after 5 p.m. 5-10-29 1 P.M. one class day HARDTOP FOR Corvette - Fits FOR SALE: 2 new years 1963 thru 1967. $175. Call conditioner, garbage disposal. blackwall tii before publication. 650x13. Call Pat, 373-4244, between 7:30a.m. Married couples. $140-$155. 332-3822, 5-7„ Cancellations - 12 noon 339-2490 for For Sale 2-10-28 and 4:30 p.m. 2-10-27 appointment. one class day before 5-10-28 HORNET, 1970, SST. Stick, Big 6, CLARINET LaBLANC. First line in ALL SAINTS Episcopal Church ( publication. only 6,500 miles. Must sell. CHEVROLET IMPALA Body. 1964. Abbott Road, Rummage & Also EAST LANSING: Very large good condition. 484-6346. 351-8250, after 3 p.m. 3-10-29 engine 283. Call anytime, Tuesday, October 27 from 6 PHONE 393-8925. 5-10-30 attractive 2 bedroom, for 1 to 4. 3-10-29 p.m. and Wednesday from9>> Unfurnished. Range, carpeting, 355-8255 IMPALA 1966. V-8. Power steering, RUPP GO 12. 1-10-27 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East drapes. 332-3107. 3-10-29 kart. $100. And RATES brakes, new tires. Very good Westinghouse dishwasher, $50. Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. AUBURN Hair"" . . . 1 day condition, $800. Call 355-9962, FURNISHED 627-9808. 2-10-28 HUMAN $1.50 after 5 p.m. Complete auto painting and APARTMENT: One shoulder 15c per word per day 3-1Q-29 collision service. IV 5-0256. C Employment For Rent room and bath. Across from length. $60 P| campus. Reduction in rent for SHARP, 4 track stereo recorder. Call 353-1203.3-10-29 3 days $4.00 ED 2-6521, 5 • 7 p.m., ask for AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and COMPLETELY FURNISHED, caretaking duties. Phone 13%c per word per day FAST GR0WING company now has Wells. 2-10-28 MUST SELL, Owner American cars. If we can't fix it, it Remodeled apartment. 2822 332-0792. 5-10-2 leaving count] openings for several full time men. Garrard Decca 50 1 5 days $6.50 can t be fixed. Call 332-3255. O North Grand River. Pets, children A|J0 2 part time positions open. El CO 3070 50 wett stereo amplifier. record pleyer. Sony TC 200n« 13c per word per day MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1965. allowed. NEEDED: 1 man for 3 Z, ;— Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m.-4 371-1173, 484-0897. man recorder. 1964 red MG New paint job. Excellent furnished apartment. 3031 S. Excellent condition. Best offer. Midg 5-11-2 (based on 10 words per ad) condition. Good tires, $700. Call Employment p.m. omv. c Washington, D-11. Call 393-8992 351-6338. 1-10-27 radio, heater, wire wheels. Elect Howell, 546-2001. 5-10-27 after 3 p.m. 1-10-27 guitar, never used. Electric I Peanuts Personals PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 1130 BEECH — two bedroom must be EMPTY POCKETS? Fill up by renting like new. Call evenings, 351-64 student apartments. SKIS, HEAD Comp. Downhill 7*1"; pre-paid. hours per week. Automobile that spare room with a Classified Furnished, air 1-10-27 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1967 - conditioned. Close Bindings, Look Nevada front. required. 351-5800. O Ad. Dial 355-8255 nowl - to campus. There will be 50c service 390 automatic console, power Marker turnteble heel. Helmet. a 332-0965. HALSTEAD CEDAR GREENS FOLKS WITH keen eyes for items and steering, tape deck, new wide BABYSITTER IN Spartan Village 337-0412.3-10-28 interest read the "PEANU bookkeeping charge if MANAGEMENT COMPANY, this ad is not paid within ovals. 353-0926. 5-10-27 home. Afternoons Monday For Rent 351-7910. O PERSONALS" in the StateNe 1 Bedroom Furnished GIBSON PROFESSIONAL Quality through Friday. Transport. Classified. one week. MUSTANG 1967 HTP 289-Auto. Guiter; like new Jordan amp, 355-0905 after 5:30 p.m. 3-10-29 GUY WANTED for close - to - STUDENTS. WILL accommodate 4. 40,000 miles. Clean, Short Term Leases small Gibson amp. Must sell. The State News will be solid, Automatic washer and dryer. ELECTROVOICE 664 micropha 655-3734. 2-10-27 campus house. $50/month. Call 393-8973. 5-10-30 responsible only for the CREDIT VERIFIER. Young man to 337-0490, (Ray), after 5 p.m. Completely furnished. Call and atlas air cushion stand. S3 start immediately. Credit 3-10 29 332-4228. Evenings, call 332-3795. 3-10-28 first day's incorrect OLDS, 1966, V-8. Excellent APARTMENT SIZE refrigerator, hot experience preferred but not 489-2326. 10-10-28 insertion. condition. Must sell, leaving essential. plate. Mrs. Turner, 489-3370, SINGER 1970 MODEL $59.00 Car necessary. COMING SOON - A new mell of country. 355-8126. 3-10-29 after 5 p.m. 3-10-28 Permanent position, good chance head shops! For rent information Full Cash Price. Used just EAST LANSING near campus. One M:78 for advancement. $125 per week COMPLETELY furnished. 2 times. Fully equipped to zig-z call 337-0490 (Ray) after 5 p.m. OLDS 88 1967, tip top condition, bedroom, furnished. Large, airy bedroom trailer near MSU. Must 1968 SKI-DOO 18 horsepower, twin. to start. For appointment, call Mr. 3-10-29 monogram. Does fancy desig new tires, brakes, etc. Original rooms. Air conditioned. have good references. $145 per Excellent condition. $495. IV makes Baker, 372-2883. 2-10-28 ^ buttonholes, and winds tl owner. 38,000 miles. $1575. Beautifully maintained. Select month including utilities. Before 6 2-0447. 3-10-27 bobbin automatically. Comesi TV RENTALS Students Automotive Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S EXPERIENCED BABYSITTtH monthly - and term only. Low rates. Call clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or p.m. phone 372-5919. After 6 a walnut sew table, only Tbi wanted in my home for infant. 882-6549. O p.m. 485-8862. 5-10-30 KENWOOD KR-100 Stereo AM-FM cash 351-7900 to reserve yours. or we welcome ALFA ROMEO, 1969 GT 1300. RAMBLER AMERICAN. 1968. 6 Part time. 339-8727 after 5 p.m. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C receiver. 110 watts, IMF 3 morjths accounts. Call 484-4553 9 Junior 5 speed, red, black interior. cylinder. Stick shift. Good shape. 5-10-30 RIVERS EDGE, need one man for 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment. old. 355-8047. 3-10-27 9 p.m. 0-10-30 Excellent condition. 372-7507, Original owner. $775. 646-6297. PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. winter and spring term to share Newly decorated, heat included. after 6 p.m. 5-10-27 3-10-27 HOUSEKEEPER, OKEMOS four man apartment. Reduced $150 per month. No pets. DAVENPORT, CHAIR. Maple area. Compact Refrigerators, . rentals. $45/week. Plus room and board. rates. 332-1635. 5-10-27 Fowlerville, 313-533-4584. sectional. Dinette set. After 5 ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES 81 ANTIQUE CARS, Parts, household. RAMBLER AMERICAN 1968. 6 Live in 3-10-28 372-1296.3-10-27 required. 351-6729. TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O Flea Market. Nov. 1,8-5 p.m., cylinder, cheap transportation. FURNISHED 5-10-30 LUXURY one Marshall Street, Armory. Snowtires. Best offer. Call bedroom. Air THREE GIRLS to sublet Winter INFLATABLE PLASTIC • HOLLOW OUT A TV RENTALS. Color and black and conditioned, Admission, $1.00. Door prizes. 489-2908. 5-10-28 VISTA REPRESENTATIVES: Part security locked doors. 7 blocks Term. Cedar Village. Call FURNITURE. Chairs, sofas, 5-10-30 white. MARSHALL MUSIC hassocks. All colors. •PUMPKIN IN THE time. Send resume to: Vista from campus on Burcham. $170. 332-2163. 3-10-28 337-9215, COMPANY, 351-7830. C TEMPEST 1966, 4 door, automatic, Recruitment, Room 1908-220 351-3166 after 5 p.m. 7-10-29 noon - midnight. 0-11-18 •SPOOKY SPECIALS BARRACUDA 1970. 6 pack, 6 cylinder, radio, $650. 351-8426. South T orgueflight, 5-10-28 State Street, Chicago. TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free SINGER TOUCH and sew. Have to •FOR OCT. 30. GET THE 20,000 miles. Illinois 60604. 3-10-27 deliveries. Call SELCO BURCHAM WOODS sell. $2650. Call 663-3756 after 6, all COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. Leeving the country. J GROUP AND MAKE day Saturday, Sunday. 3-10-30 THUNDERBIRD One owner. PART TIME help at fine women's C APARTMENTS DELUXE 2 bedroom, balcony _ 353-0948. 5-10-28 2 THE SCOOP AT 347 49,000 mil,SOW power. $250. specialty shop. Clothing discount. apartment, overlooking Red WASHER, SPOTLESS, perfect GABON BUICK 1963 LaSabre. Good Phone 489-1923. 5-10-26 Cashier, experience not necessary RENT A TV and watch your favorite Only 2 Efficiencies Cedar. Furnished or unfurnished. operetion, $85; mirrored J STUDENT SERVICES condition. left. From $125. 7 fe1 * a ■■ % October 30th fviGuEL OPEN EVERYDAY FOR RENTAL INFORMATION EXCEPT SUNDAY 19701/2-TON DATSUN PICK-UP immmmmmmm21 25 57 28 CALL: 10 WORDS FOR $1.00 MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 w txg T— PREPAID r Place at 347 Student Services SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES ir~ AVAILABLE. M895POE p P% 5i *7 36" 3' Railway: aW>r 4. SediiM" .j Turkish olW' BEFORE Si 5. GTtopckmgtam FREE RUSTPROOFING WITH ANY DATSUN * Curly SALE <5~ 1 6. 1:00 p.m., Thursday, October 29th. MANAGEMENTEXCLUSIVEL Y BY: 57" s?r Alco Management Company Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, 1970 9 For Sale Peanuts Personal WHAT'S ^ ^"instruments. Cheap duck dinner plot 1 CONGRATULATIONS. | all m Love K 30% Off list price. Rich: Perre, Craig, Mike Rebizen. 1-10-27 and the Masked »1-68»c (Continued from page 1) And inWlV DRUMS 5 piece «et. MSU SOCCER team neither rain, Anybody taken a real close you, out in Wonders always has gravy slathered all sleet nor defeat will subtract it yourself. look at his breaded 'veal' cutlet Hall. Ever notice that the 'beef' Cymbals and cm inducted. Call stop us. Give So, assuming that not all that stew you get for dinner doesn't over it? 563-6331. 5-10-28 'em heck. Love, Penny, Sheila lately? Think about it at dinner 1-10-27 $1.00 service charge per many folks have more than one And, we must ask, is the taste quite like Mom's? tonight, 7:30 p.m.. Women's Lounge, today. Tonight's Salisbury 'steak' "p'lT'cTder. apples, JAMES III Happy 21st! Your day insertion — to be pre - student number, there 849,859 students missing and are Union the only merciless Ever wonder why dorm food could be last year's roommate. nOUGHNUTS. No preservatives - paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 purveyor of human flesh for centennial market, finally came. Enjoy it! BG unaccounted for. Students interested in consumption on this campus? [miles North of Lansing on U.S. 27.669 3157. O 1-10-27 CONGRATULATIONS GARY and To class day before. Faculty, Students & other persons together to talk Polish one night a week, please call Szasha, 355-3062. getting Where are they? Eight hundred thousand plus people is a lot of meat. Researcher to talk Cheryl on that new bouncing baby Knowledge of Slavic language Missing stories You there, out in McDonel a'vENPORT, EXCELLENT boy. Bob & Voni. 1-10-27 interested in social problems. The preferred. It's assimilation time again. Hall. Are they still serving that condition. $85. Folding cot, $4. Call 882 1253. 3-10-28 JILL, CONGRATULATIONS. THE MSU you College of Social to preview some films ordinarily available for preview Science invites not Reserved HAIR tickets not purchased Have they all, ducks and people alike, met ignominious city 'chicken?' You nondescript stuff and calling it on crisis in science PLEDGE no longer. DZ love on by 5 p.m. today will NOT be held. doom at the hands of the Union stuff know, the 'V $12.95. Stove, $12.95. Big the MSU campus or in the Lansing Anyone who wishes to nobody could ever quite Whether there is now a crisis in science will be d Sis. 1-10-27 purchase Cafeteria butchers? Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed. $19.95. area. For further information on topic and schedules, call Mrs. Posner them may do so at the UNION place? public meeting at 8 p.m. tonight in 138.Chemistry Bldg. ABC secondhand STORE, KIDS, THANKS for the best BOARD travel office. Key speaker is George S. Hammond from the California 1208 Turner. C at 353-3373. Institute of Technology in Pasadena. He is also Birthday ever. Love, Ma Bodell chairman of the I^dal MONITORS, Sonar fr 103, sale. $29.95 up, plus 1 10-27 "Waiting challenge for the professors to the educational system is Tonight at 7 Astronomy observation p.m. in the Physics Building with celestial - Debate planned Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Hammond is known for his research which includes at the institute. studies of CLAUD: DEAREST Gook, I miss like telescopes is effects of light on chemical reactions. MAIN ELECTRONICS, waiting for Tiny Tim to planned. If seeing is poor, (Continued from page 1) you very much! Love, Ted challenge Muhammad Ali." Get astronomy shall participate as voting The open meeting is part of a 5668 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Wannah Hannah? 1-10-27 off related films will be shown. Any Distinguished Scientist Series Lansing- C your brains and become a thorn, MSU student is welcome. faculty members and graduate members- begun by the MSU Dept. of Chemistry and supported „ . - . ri- by the— baby. Join the ATL students. DEAR TOM: Have a happy belated Advisory Committee Student On the college level, graduate "ce Development Program of the department of physics, PARKING at rear of store, for and help keep Interested in brushing up on your By defining the role and student participation will include mathfmatics and chemistry. The series consists of visits of various Birthday! MSU is empty without the profs off theirs. Petition available ;our convenience. OPTICAL you. Just wanted to say I care. tango or learning the waltz, etc.? responsibilities of both the membership on all committees Promlnent scientists throughout the world, in ATL office, 2nd floor DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Bessey. Bring a partner or come alone graduate department and its Love, Les. 1-10-27 8 tonight directly concerned with graduate 9:30 p.m. in iue, 372-7409. C-10-30 students, the document attempts - room 34 of the ARE YOU READY FOR Women's IM. student affairs, to eliminate potential "SALVATION?" At the jET CIDER at S817 North 3377974.20-10-30 Corda West Mill, Okemos Road. Nymphomaniac all over and over - Betty Lou "She wants them again." Betty Lou is is a Block and tonight at 7:30 Bridle p.m. Club will in Room 110 meet misunderstandmgbyeithers.de. University employed graduate University level, graduate students would have membership on the Graduate Attitude survey only one of eight with-it people (Continued from page 1) Anthony. This will be formal students, particularly graduate Dickerson Council, the Academic Council Fifty per cent of the 8,012 did not indicate suffering from hang-ups (sexual) - joining together to participate in an initiation. All those who went assistants, are the topic of. the anT: MAN'S leather ame. coat at Iowa Reward. 351-3676. 1-10-27 3-10-28 TYPING ■ Call - Dodie IBM typewriter available. D. after 5:30 p.m., Even with inflation ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking TLAND SHEEP dog. (Looks like 484-6747. 5-10-27 """ by experienced seamstress. collie), lost Saturday night. Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. TERM PAPERS. Thesis. Multilith Still goes a 50< 351-2454 after 9 p.m. 0-10-28 Service. In East Lansing home. 4-10-30 M 351-6750. 2-10-28 STUDENT, EXPERIENCED in IT: SATURDAY Black female sewing machine repair. Discount long way at - TERM PAPERS, thesis and etc. Labrador puppy. Reward if rates, in dorm service. Call found Rapid accurate service. Call jir seen. Phone 332-5053 or 337-2229. 3-10-27 393-4075 or 484-1874. 10-10-30 532-0851.3-10-29 CLASSES IN silk screen printing offered. Call Cindy Ellinwood, T ransportation Personal 332-4018. 5-10-29 SUNSHINE WILL straighten it, COLUMBUS, Ohio. Riders wanted dye it or just leaving Friday, October 30, back lADDCn IARBERSHOP.C-10- 27 UN,0N BUILDING Typing Service Sunday. Call Bill, after 7 p.m. 332-0947. 4-10-30 TYPING DONE on IBM Electric • • A lesson in complexion typewriter. Experienced typist. CLEANING BY the hour, 4 to 5 Call 484-4519, - East Michigan Call 372-6825. 5-10-30 hours a day, $2/hour. 489-1910. WE LOVE ACTIVE CENTER :Rii J97' Lansin8 MaM- DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 3-10-29 PEOPLE. ACTIVE Ifirnlno fUDIOS. COSMETIC PEOPLE LOVE US C-10-30 papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. (Also editing). Wanted 351-8950. OO patient raiser COMPLETE THESES service. Discount printing. IBM typing and .series of heavy cotton binding of theses, resumes, YARD WORK and odd jobs wanted. »Ps. which lie on top of the publications. Across from campus, Good experience. Phone 8 Pfallever bed sheets, is raised corner MAC and Grand River, 393-0109. 3-10-27 when it is necessary below Style Shop. Cfell move the COPYGRAPH SERVICES, DON'T TRUST LUCK! Get things patient. The new 337-1666. C done fast with Classified Adsl Dial J® „is ca»ed a "Patient 355-8255 to turn household items into cash nowl PROFESSIONAL . Cash Raiser" THESIS are State PREPARATION I NEED a place to live with iS2cnfiedAdsPe°Pleall Christians in a house or mi,, • suPPlement their apartment. Praise the Lord. Nell, 21 lncome by selling no 355-1680. 1-10-27 odl "eeded household 0Jm,th/esult-getting low Complete Profession!! Thesis Service for 2!a"LAds- Make a list of Matter's and Doctoral Candldatei. Fro* One pound ZlT'd !ike to 'Pfol Ad Writer into ■rocktir* and Consultation Please Call Cliff and Paula Haufhey 337 1527 or 627 2936. BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for usually today*! all positive, A negative, B negative ' ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service and AB negative, $10.00. O negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN equals one skirt or StTy:df/IA^°GANY' $35" for dissertations, theses, COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507V4 East Grand for dry cleaning two sweaters or slacks manuscripts, general typing. IBM. River, East ■"•tchcbvy;'1" wlth 2 21 years experience. 332-8384. C Lansing. Above the new Campus ^5875^4- J''"' $3B- BARBI Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and three great locations: northwind drive facing yankee plaza MEL: Typing, multilithing. No Job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3255. C Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C 213 ann street • corner harrison and wilson road 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, 1970 EDUCATION AWARD Three 1945 grads recall College honors college life with few the variety show and the men Hugh Jerome Scott, newly appointed superintendent of schools in Washington, D.C., was presented MSU's first College of Education Distinguished Alumni Award during MSU's region eight asst. superintendent with th» public school system, part - time instruM College of Education at Wayne State n anT^I ■ troi,l Conrad made us stop the show." acts were dirty so Dean homecoming festivities. assistant to the - deputy superintendent for community relations, Detroit publir I J?iUJ uhooll Since MSU was smaller then, there was more John Ivy, dean of the College of Education, made the elementary school principal and teacher concern for the individual student, Miss Smith presentation. Scott is a member of the said. When John Hannah became Scott received the Ed.D. degree in educational Organic I When World War II broke out, the men went 1941, he had an open door policy. president in administration from MSU in 1966. He earned his School Administrators and Public Schools), the Detroit SupervCfS «■ off to war and Michigan Agricultural College "John Hannah seemed like a bachelor's, master's and education specialist Educational Society of^S* became primarily a women's school. armor. knight in shining He was young with great ideas. We saw a degrees from Wayne State University. Administrators, Phi nlv1"! Since dates were almost non - existant, the Prior to being appointed superintendent of Catalytic Community Committee a>K lot of him. In those days, we could National Assoc. for the go to him girls organized variety shows and other activities because there weren't that many students here." public schools in Washington, Scott served as People. Advancement ofC„. h to keep busy on Saturday nights. "The biggest thing in those days was to go to During Homecoming weekend, reunion Monty's to get beer, and spaghetti or steak and activities for the Class of '45 were held. Three to come back to school without coeds from the Class reminisced at an alumni getting caught. Otherwise, you'd get expelled." reception Friday evening. The only men on campus were in "When we started school in 1941 there were ROTC, deferred with 4-F's, veterinary medicine students about 6,800 students," said Peggy Smith, a high and, later, a few returning veterans. school English teacher from Royal Oak. "By the An MSU faculty member, who asked that her time we graduated there were only about 3,000 name not be used, said everyone's attitude left, mostly girls." toward the war was different than it is After Pearl Harbor was attacked on Dec. 7, today because the United States had been attacked. She 1941, the campus was almost cleared of men, said everyone was shocked. Miss Smith said. Some went to Canada to join "During our freshmen year we had big name the Royal Canadian Air Force, while others soon bands and dressed in formats. After that, there enlisted in the U. S. armed forces. was no one left on campus to go to the dances "The girls ran everything," she said. "We did with." TECHNOLOGY CONFLICT Need to reorder values cited between form man's ,on8er ex'st without science, human values, institutions and as interdependent forces — is societies, Trosko said. All of Speaking as a humanitarian displayed in man's institutions needed if human balance is to be these influences behavior and societies, and science — two on andscientisOYosk^ regained. If a man's life style is to retain then unite to create man's life ——————— environmental balance, he will style. Joan Baez - Baptism $3.94 have to re - evaluate human As example of this cycle, The Band an - Stage Fright $3.94 values, James E. Trosko, asst. Trosko cited primitive man, a Big Brother & H.C. professor of human development social animal needing other Cheap Thrills $3.94 and Justin Morrill College, said people. This need eventually led BS & T Three $3.94 SOMETHING NEW! DORM TO DORM - Sunday. to nationalism and developed The in Bread On the Waters $3.39 manner which natural instincts of competition scientific and technological for survival, Buffy Saint Marie findings are to be used is up to Eluminations $3.94 Man's growth social mankind, second Trosko meeting told of the Zero animal led to his a as a development as technological animal. But even Eric Burdon Declares War $3.39 RECORD DELIVERY SERVICE! Population Growth. after scientific findings made Cactus - Cactus $3.39 Man's view of the world leads excess competition unnecessary Canned Heat JUST CALL AND WE'LL DELIVER YOUR ALBUMS DIRECTLY directly to his desires and and even damaging, man's Future Blues $3.94 TO anxieties, he said. These desires former YOUR DORMITORY! YOU PAY ONLY 25c EXTRA FOR THIS institutionally based Chicago TA $3.94 and anxieties cause man to reach need for nationalism, profit and SERVICE, REGARDLESS OF HOW MANY ALBUMS YOU ORDER. El Chicano out for material possessions, power remained. At the same Viva Tirado DELIVERIES MADE EVENINGS TUESDAY - FRIDAY. medical advances, relationships time world overpopulation and $3.39 and ideals. Eric Clapton its associated problems This leads to the creation of Eric Clapton $3.39 developed, human values which in turn ~ The Mary Clayton problem, Trosko said, began when scientific advances Gimme Shelter $3.39 Caller's threat increased material comforts and medical knowledge and altered Joe Cocker $3.39 Power to the People $3.94 The Last Poets Jimi Hendrix J The Last Poets relationships and ideals. When these Band of Gypsys $3.94 Mama may have Watts 103rd St. proves empty/ not developments followed Iron Butterfly Papa Express Yourself were institutions and society, man's by Metamorphosis $3.39 may have The Who - Tommy „ _ L L r / anxieties grew and a confusing Impressions God bless the Child Johnny Winter HO bomb tOUnd . set of double standards Check Out Your Mind $3.39 Second Winter developed. James Gang Who has his own Woodstock Gerald Kusler, East Lansing This misuse of scientific Yer Album $3.39 Stokely Carmichael High School principal, said a call findings has caused the growth Elton John Blood, Sweat & Tears Black Power of "questionable nature" of a neo - romantic movement Elton John We have a philosophy at Maiden $3.39 Voyage. We Eldridge Cleaver - D16 referring to a bomb supposedly striving to unite with nature, believe in youth. We perceive the Quincy Jones youth of Langston Hughes in the school building was Trosko said. What neo Walkin in Space America as a dynamic, vibrant class of received Monday morning before romantics fail to realize, he $3.94 Best of Simple independent • minded people capable of bringing classes began. No bomb was explained, is that they would Ramsey Lewis the Dick Gregory social, political and philosophical ideals of found in the school, he said. not be able to commune with SUPREMES-NEW WAYS Them Changes $3.19 Light Side - Dark Side democracy into the arena of reality. Some students were in the nature if it were not for BUT LOVE Gordon Lightfoot Yet we perceive tho6e same youth as Malcolm X school at the time, Kusler said, technology, STAYSA#k _ Sit Down $3.39 upon the economic activity of a society often dependent Last Message but the evacuated. building was not Because man has evolved so far scientifically and because this $3.39 Curtis Mayfield Curtis $3.19 distrustful and nonunderstanding. We believe that an independent social and political class must have Martin Luther King I Have a Dream Kusler said police and firemen cultural background has become Dave Mason some semblance of an independent economic base. Roberta Flack will search the school twice daily so engrained in him, he can no Wild Flowers $3.39 Alone Together $3.94 The youth market has long been a source of and once nightly until the recent Credence Clearwater Chapter Two Paul lucrative returns for enterprising businessmen who rash of bomb threats diminishes. McCartney Hot Tuna • Hot Tuna Cosmos Factory $3.39 are "student • oriented" or "Youth - oriented." Last week school officials SKIERS! MooSUSKI meets McCartney $3.94 Kinks - Best of Crosby, Stills & Nash These businessmen seldom share the dreams and reported five bomb threats to tonight, Union Ballroom, 7:00 Steve Miller - No. 5 $3.39 Buddy Miles the high school. No bomb was p.m. Everyone welcome. See Deja Vu $3.94 aspirations of their market. We believe that Warren Mueller's greatest film ever Moody Blues whatever economic power youth have should be Them Changes found in any search by police John Coltrane Question of Balance $3.94 used to realize the social objectives and human Les McCann and firemen, officials said. A Love Supreme $3.94 Hugh Masequela values of youth. This is what we are about in Comment Miles Davis Reconstruction $3.94 Maiden Nice - Five Bitches Brew $3.94 Voyage; the development of youth Bridges Mountain - Mountain $3.39 economy for the benefit of youth. Pharoah Sanders Earth Disciples Pacific Gas & Electric ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Getaway Train Charles Earland $3.94 P.G. & E Billy Paul $3.39 We have taken a modest step. But that singular development in a larger scheme. What is step is a Karma Rotary Connection Aladdin's Lamp * Black Talk $3.39 important is that we are youth — serving a youth Complete front end repair and Feliciano Ebony Woman $3.39 market dedicated to Sly & Family Stone - Fireworks $3.39 Quicksilver youthful ideals. We invite you Life alignment Five Stairsteps Just For Love $3.39 to join us by patronizing Maiden Voyage and by * your direct involvement in the development of Spirit - Spirit Brakes * Suspension Five Stairsteps $3.39 Rare earth Rod Stewart youth economic capabilities. This must become * Ecology $3.39 Gasoline Alley Wheel part of our overall effort to see our dreams come balancing * Steering Diana Ross true. Soulful Strings Diana Ross $3.39 Paint It Black Not Youth Oriented LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center Santana Nina Simone - Abraxas $3.94 Youth owned & operated - Chuck Berry Golden Hits 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 Black Gold Stairsteps - Stairsteps $3.39 $3.39 The Who Live at Leed's JACKSON 5 THIRD ALBUM <3 * 39 Sugar Loaf - SL $3.39 There is a difference James Brown Garbor Szabo Sex Machine ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Garbor & Lena $3.94 John Hammond i James Taylor Best Of i Sweet Baby J. Temptations $3.39 B.B. King Indiando-Mississippi J SKIERS - MooSUSKI SAVOY BROWN CO ii LOOKING IN Jd.l1* Live London The Me Nobody Wants Ike & Tina Turner $3.39 $3.94 Quincy Jones Gula Matari * Four Tops Come Together $3.39 Still Water $3.39 * Aretha Franklin meets tonight, 7:00 p.m., Union Ballroom. $3.39 } Deposits will be taken for all trips, Boyne Spirit in the Dark Free - Fire & Water Friends of Distinction $3.39 OURS ARE NOT SPECIAL LIMITED PRICES - BUT CONSISTENTLY THE LOWEST IN THE MIDWEST * Week • Weekends, Austria and Aspen. There Whatever 4 $3.39 * Herbie Hancock * are still a few openings. Everyone is Fat Albert Rotunda $3.94 RECORD PRICES TAPE PRICES Funkadslic * welcome. Come to see Part 1 of Warren Free Your Mind $3.39 LIST PRICE OUR PRICE LIST PRICE OUR PRICE $4.98 $3.39 ^ * Mueller's greatest ski flick ever made - Don't Grateful Dead Working Man $3.39 5.98 3.94 $6.98 $5.49 RECORD SHOP 7 J? * Arlo Guthrie 6.98 4.44 7.98 6.02 miss it! For further info, call 353-5199. * Washington County 4 $3.39 798 998 5.55 9.98 7.65 6.45 11.98 8.98 * Grand Funk Railroad Closer to Home 1098 6.08 17.98 13.49 217 ANN ST. $3.39 * Richie Havens -1983 $3.94 11 QO ii.no 00 7.98 Joe Henderson 14 98 8.89 PHONE 351-3377 % \