MICHIGAN Wednesday History. . . ie _ . 63 Number favors 79 the intrepid. Fidel Castro UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East . . Cool . chance of rain and • • • cloudy, with temperatures in the 40s and a tonight. Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4, 1970 Milliken leads Levin; Hart wins Senate seat By PIET BENNETT While the strike might have helped Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley led his GOP The contested Associated Press Writer Democrats with unionists concerned races for the Court of opponent, William Farr, a Grand Rapids about the economy, he said, it hurts lawyer, 33,197 to 23,692. However, less Appeals showed no clear trend because of those who thought the strike was the small number of votes counted. DETROIT wrong. than one per cent of the state's precincts (AP) Gov. William Among the MSU trustee candidates, had reported at that point. The State Board of Education race was Milliken held a lead of just over 100,000 two Democrats led with three undecided although incumbent Thomas J. votes late per cent of Tuesday in his bid to retain the the vote tabulated. The board's In the race for Secretary of State, Brennan, the board's vice chairman, was office but the returns were all from chairman, Don Stevens of Okemos had 41,623 while Democrat Richard Austin held an the leading vote getter. He had about 28 outstate where the governor's edge of support is Mrs. Patricia Carrigan had 41,697. about 2,600 votes over Republican state per cent of the vote with three per cent greatest. David Sen. Emil Lockwood. Those of the vote in. The other leader was Democratic Diehl, a Republican from figures were challenger Sander Levin Dansville, drew 40,742 votes while his based upon returns from three per cent of Annetta Miller, the second Democrat in was expected to draw a heavy vote in Michigan's precincts. the race. Detroit where running mate, Richard D. Ernst of challenges of punch cards Bloomfield Hills, has 40,231. Two Democratic former On fragmentary were holding up the count. governors, returns, Republicans The races for the University of John Swainson and G. Mennen led in 16 races for the state senate Meanwhile, Democratic U.S. Sen. Williams, with Michigan regents and the Michigan State were the heaviest vote getters in the Democrats ahead in five. There were no Philip A. Hart easily withstood a University Board of Trustees were too returns from non-partisan contests for two seats on the other 17 districts. challenge by Lenore Romney and won his close to call. And, the returns were Michigan Supreme Court. But, only five third term. fragmentary. per cent of the votes were in. (Please turn to page 15) With 31 per cent of the vote counted in the governor's race, Milliken led 585,697 472,839. Milliken's percentage Stuttman leads Pittenger,- • of the vote at that point was 55."The figures at 11:30 p.m. did not include any votes from Detroit. At the same time, Hart led almost 2-1 over Mrs. Romney, who conceded at Chamberlain over Cihon 10:13 p.m. With 31 per cent of the votes in, Hart had 652,500 votes to Mrs. Romney's 388,552. Hart said he felt the state of the nation's economy "clearly" helped his re-election bid but that he considered the By MARK EICHER Management at MSU and the Institute of United Auto Workers strike against a member of the Committee General Motors "two-edged sword." Managing Editor Practical Partisan Politics at the Services. on Armed University William A Lansing man may be the first of Michigan. Cihon said at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday he In the Jim Brown led 59th, State Legislative District, Democrat since 1934 to win the State was still optimistic. George L. Griffiths with six Senate seat of the 24th District which precincts reported in by 11:30 p.m. includes MSU. Tuesday. "I'm a perpetual optimist. I'm not going to give in yet." Voposal C unresolved; Len Stuttman Republican incumbent Brown had 1,448 led Republican incumbent Cihon said that he would not consider votes to Democrats Griffiths 1,059. Philip O. Pittenger of Lansing 5,169 to admitting defeat to Chamberlain until key Brown, 43, is vice-president and director 4,852 votes with 23 per cent of the vote in. precincts had reported. of Panax Corp. and "We're getting some favorable results president of the from areas we have not expected, Michigan Press Assn. He is a member of the yet we're House Taxation, Election and Civil finding smaller turnouts in Rights '-year-old vote defeated areas we had Committees. term in the U.S. House of Representatives. Chamberlain easily led Democrat John Bendix Corp. Griffiths, 41, has been a high school A. Cihon, 25,958 to teacher in Lansine since 1955. He made 19,031 with 30 per Chamberlain, 53, has served in the U.S. cent of the vote in. unsuccessful bids for the Michigan Senate House of Representatives since 1956. He is A spokesman at Stuttman in 1964 and 1966. said Stuttman would Headquarters The other amendment which would However early returns indicate that probably win the lower the voting age to 18 is contest. trailing in Ingham County voters favor establishing early tallies. the authority while voters in Clinton and Voting heavy at polls 1 constitutional amendment to "It is early to tell yet," he said. "As bit With 391 of 5,944 precincts Eaton Counties do not. the state aid to non public schools was reporting at 1 a.m., voters had cast 106,455 votes Ingham County voters seemed inclined out-city areas come in, the results may [■hanger early this morning, against Proposal B to 61,771 for. to aDDrove Proposal C on parochiaid. With change." i nearly 10 per cent of precincts The third ballot proposal to allow the 31 of 158 precincts reporting Ingham Pittenger said at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday he "still in good shape." to elect new Congress state to issue $100 million in was png the vote was split evenly — voters favored Proposal C by 9,729 votes D5 yes to 124,460 bonds was losing by 60 housing "The percentage is no. per cent with to 5,236. very small to make a scattered precincts And voters in those 31 determination. I'm still confident." Iwever, no precincts in for reporting. precincts The were Returns Stuttman spokesman said the > County on Proposal D, a local issue to rejected the 18-year-old vote 8,786 to - a heavy Catholic area create a tri-county airport authority, were 5,446. candidate's strong showing had its birth in WASHINGTON (AP) — Awaking in most Republicans appeared likely to add one [could defeat the amendment. inconclusive. Indications early Wednesday morning a protest vote against Pittenger: parts of the nation to rain and overcast skies, to three seats to their were that state voters seemed to "Stuttman has no record to alienate minority position in pay little Americans still turned out in the Senate. Little attention to what the candidates said on anybody," he said. unusually change was expected in heavy numbers today to choose a new the Democratic - controlled House. KEE REPORT the ballot proposals. Stuttman, 45, is president and owner of Congress and shape their state governments. Democrats appeared headed for statehouse Both Republican Governor Milliken and Stuttman Productions and founder of In school gains of perhaps a half - dozen his Democratic opponent Sander Levin Nature Way Assn. He is also houses, fire stations and urged a "no vote" on Proposal C. Though president of municipal halls from chilly Maine, through governorships. the United Nations Assn. and was President Nixon set the pace for the proposal was undecided at 1 a.m. advisor rainy Ohio and Michigan to sunny Arizona, >uncil for three years to the U.S. A.I.D. voters, adjourns meet Wednesday the "yes" votes held a slight edge. Voter rejection of the 18-year-old vote came despite support for the measure by in Asia. Pittenger, 41, House was in 1966. He received mission elected to the State certificates Americans elected 35 senators, 35 governors and a new 435 - member House of Representatives. The angry clamor of a bitter mid - term campaign was yielding to arriving at a school house in San Clemente, Calif., with wife Pat and daughter Tricia, moments before the 7 a.m. let the ladies vote poll opening. He first, then cast his ballot virtually all major state candidates. from for what he hopes will be fter revision debate the Institute of the solemnity of the decision. Organization national endorsement of his administration. Later Nixon talked politics in response to reporters' questions. "This year," he said, "I think we will do By DAVE PERSON faculty salary, leaves, retirement, tenure better than the general and off-year," a time he decisions, promotion and dismissal, and noted is traditional for the party in power—, STEVE WATERBURY "matters affecting the distinctively that has the presidency — to lose senators, State News Staff Writers professional rights of the faculty." congressmen and governors. David Wright, representing the Council of "We will do better than that. How much |Acadpmi c: Council adjourned Tuesday Iver two hours of deliberation on the Graduate Students (COGS) expressed opposition to the inclusion of specifically better will depend on what has he said. happened," ■ students in academic reserved areas in which only faculty "But I won't make a government. prediction on the Ident Wharton scheduled members may vote. numbers at this time." a meeting of fnci1 I of the for 3 P-m. today in the Con Con Wright said that Section 2.5.7.2. is He said his campaign this time had been too "fast paced" and he didn't have International Center to "excessively vague," which would allow it to - time to |Ue debate on this and other agenda be invoked "over a wide range of cases." stop to talk to leaders around the country to get the feel of things. Labeling the report "a document of report from the general exclusion of student participation," As for Tuesday's election, Nixon said: Special Panel frning Student Participation in Wright said it "provides for a net increase in "Now is the chance for the American P'c Government, which is presently student manpower expenditure, and a net people to speak for themselves. They can I'he council, is a revision loss of our influence in University affairs." only speak for themselves if a great number of the McKee f. which w passed by the council but "With these three sections included," get out. So this is the day for the by the majority to Academic Wright concluded, "we oppose the report." speak, whatever the majority is." rm. Frustration over the length of time it has [council 1 her of student rejected attempts to reduce taken to reach agreement upon a report was F om the 10 I Panel. representatives - at recommended by J the - reflected in the words of James B. McKee, professor of sociology. He said, "I rise at this Voter tu point to speak for the absolutely last time on (council also turned back an this issue." attempt heavy iminate d a provision that student Comparing the special panel's kin (may "0t VOte °n matters introduction endorsing the students' right to L 8 /° the "faculty's vote, with the provisions inside the report obligation to r" the intellectual authority of the outlining issues specifically reserved for drizzling ISlty as a« —• center of UCUItlll * faculty vote, McKee remarked that the - ■ ~..vw wi detached inquiry Pnteres^ I pursuit of truth.' report "begins with a bang and ends with a ' (jreer. professor of humanities, whimper." Ent " p"rt "on the whole does an "If there is one fixed state of mind in the Gray skies and drizzling rain apparently ["J0? °f rec°nciling the McKee faculty at this time, it is that these creatures didn't discourage East Lansing residents ■iisiiri most objections that called students shall not trample upon these from voting Tuesday. ler an!? flo°t of the Senate." (faculty) rights," McKee said. McKee challenged the statement that the Mrs. Beverly Colizzi, city clerk, said fcd H ; however- that he was Tuesday afternoon voting was "quite fi », Y. inclusion of Section , "competency of a professional can be heavy" for a state wide election despite the - bull.rsaffectin8 the . . . duties of rightly judged only by professionals." He miserable weather. She expected a "real Ebier't «h,he termed "very broad" i said that "students are no less competent than faculty in making decisions on Academic good turn - out" in comparison with the last fetation" k'nds of Prob,ems of teaching." Members of the Academic Council listen to state election two years More challengers were present at ago. td^v01'*"1ofthe to ^elete the section council. was C. C. Killingsworth, professor of labor and Industrial relations, said that there was "no 3 p.m. today in the Con Con Room of the proposals at Tuesday afternoon's meeting. The council will meet again at International Center to continue discussion of the McKee Report on areas this election than in the last election. voting nn,. Student Participation in Academic Governance and Mrs. Colizzi said precise Report excludes student to begin discussion on the General Student Regulations. voting figures (Please turn to page 15) were not available late «» several Tuesday, but voting areas, including State News photo by Norm Payea seemed to be "running pretty smoothly." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news Students query city council summary From thewires of AP and UPI. on ordinances, procedures By SYLVIA SMITH the ninth graders, which caused a including a few financial assistance for ♦To approve for the Nov. 16 State News Staff Writer laugh in the community drug programs. meeting a public hearing on the crowded council chambers. The city would then act as a installation of lights in three What promised to be a routine In other business, the council fiscal agent for city agencies Pinecrest subdivisions and part of "Now is the chance for the and relatively short City Council moved: already in operation working to Foxhills subdivision. ♦To accept the resignation of alleviate the drug problem. ♦To approve American people to speak for meeting Monday night turned for the Nov. 16 Into a lively communication William K. Harmon, municipal *To grant the Safety Council of meeting a public hearing on light themselves. They can only speak judge, of Dec. 1, Greater Lansing $1,500 for the exchange between council as 1970, and to installation on Kendale for themselves if a great number get members and about 60 ninth appoint Maurice Schoenberger to 1970-71 fiscal year. This is a $300 Boulevard and Woodland Pass. out. So this is the day for the graders from East Lansing High replace Harmon as municipal increase over the sum granted last ♦To approve a public hearing at majority to speak, whatever the School. judge of East Lansing. year. the Dec. 7 meeting on the repeal The students, *To adopt a first step in a ♦To authorize the city attorney and amendments to several majority is." attending the meeting as part of a social studies community drug control plan by to prepare an ordinance change zoning ordinances. - President Nixon authorizing the city manager and for the city law regulating the ♦To approve the low bid of assignment, posed questions ranging from parliamentary city treasurer to file an height of lights above the $8,130 for a back hoe. procedure to zoning laws application for Michigan State sidewalk from the present eight ♦To approve the establishment and U. S. Justice Department feet to the proposed seven feet. International News regulating the number of of a recreation commission. unmarried people who can The Israeli army has completed the establishment of a lawfully live together. "logistic system suited for both defensive and offensive A decision by the council to needs" in the Sinai Desert, the state radio announced change the ordinance setting the Tuesday. The system will "satisfy all the Israeli military forces height of a light fixture above an establishment in the business district from eight feet to seven U.S. Command requirements and plans," the radio said. feet brought several questions Announcement of the system was seen as a means of from the young observers. allaying public suspicion here that Israeli forces will suffer from Egyptian missiles once the 90-day Suez Canal cease - fire officially ends Thursday. "Why when student. compare a light on a sign they serve completely different purposes?" asked one troop SAIGON (AP) - U.S. The three reductions The radio quoted its military correspondent as saying - day total of war, hammering again with all Another student asked the troop withdrawals accelerated the Israelis had built up a supply system which would 4,610 men will reduce U.S. bombers available on the Ho Chi council if there are any zoning Tuesday as South Vietnam's troop strength below 370,000 Minh supply trail. eliminate the need for transporting material from Israel laws prohibiting people from proper. * * * living together if they are not battlefields remained quiet. The U.S. Command soon, the lowest in four years. At least one of the cutback Air Force Secretary Robert C. Seamans Jr. arrived in Saigon Going up married. announced a cutback of an announcements may have been Like a ladder leading to who knows Tuesday for talks with officials - - where, the stainml Premier Golda Meir of Israel arrived in London Tuesday "Can you kick these students additional 1,510 men, the third South Hubbard Hall rite up to tower above resolved to reject Britain's newly formulated approach to out?" he asked. straight day that about that moved ud to come out before the U.S. elections. This was the and updated briefing on U.S. air blows against the Ho Chi Minh buildings on east campus. the small* I I Council members willingly number of troop reductions was deactivation of a U.S. Air Force a Middle East settlement on grounds it favors the Arabs. trail. State News photo by Bill Holitein I answered all questions posed by announced. _ reconnaissance squadron. It had The British have officially denied any pro-Arab bias not been scheduled to be pulled despite acclamations of their- ideas by some Arab out of combat for two weeks. authorities. Mrs. Meir meets Wednesday with Prime Edward Heath and Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Minister Douglas - In another move disengagement, the U.S. Army prepared to turn over toward to the Police find bomb supplie] South Vietnamese today an Home, who over the weekend detailed Britain's view of army helicopter squadron and Israel's future frontier. the Soc Trang airbase in the Mekong Delta, southwest of Saigon. 95 miles arrest 6 persons in N.Y. National News Soc Trang is the First NEW YORK (AP) - Six any bombings. making at the Cavelliniapi American air base to be turned Those seized Labor unions and railroads have agreed to another persons, including a 54 - year - old were Mary Doyle, here. over to the Vietnamese in its extension of their wage dispute, making Dec. 10 the Bronx mother and her son, have 54, and her son Timothy, 28; Other evidence seized L entirety. Along with It will go 31 been arrested in police raids that Beth Katz, 26, and Donald included a metal master! earliest date a nationwide rail strike could occur. U.S. Army helicopters. uncovered a variety of explosive Cavellini, 26, all of New York; The industry's National Railway Labor Conference and All this is part of a 40,000 - printing draft cardi, \ material for making bombs and Cavellinl's twin brother, William, counterfeit cards, four AFL-CIO unions agreed to give a presidential man troop cutback President pipe ai building plans for 50 structures. of Somerville, Mass.; and and theflleofarchitecturalrl Nixon has ordered by the end of Bronx Dist. Atty. Burton B. Jefferson Bernard, 19, of emergency board an additional six days, from Nov. 4 to the year. Roberts said there was reason to Both the Cavellinisi Nov. 10, to make its report and recommendations to the Syracuse. graduates of City Collepl On the battlefields of South believe "that four of the six White House. Vietnam, no major ground persons arrested are connected Roberts said all but Mrs. Doyle ^,liam is studyin8fo''«" engagements were reported. In with the Weatherman faction of and William Cavellini were deKff; connected with the Weathermen. WITH MAX SHULMAN neighboring Cambodia, enemy the Students for a Democratic author of Rally Ro„n d thr Flat. So»< . . troops launched harassing Society." All six were charged with Some 600 persons, about 75 with masks bearing a attacks on a 20,000 - man Announcing the arrests criminal possession of explosive likeness to fugitive Timothy Leary, turned out Tuesday in Cambodian task force poised at Monday, Roberts said his office materials and conspiracy to New Haven, Conn, for a Black Panther rally Taing Kauk, 54 miles north of had maintained surveillance on commit arson. demanding How to Prevent Students Phnom Penh and on the two release of Bobby Seale and Ericka apartments in the Bronx and Huggins. provincial capital of Siem Reap, one in Manhattan since mid-July. Leary, who escaped last month fr0m a minimum security prison in California and fled the country, said last 150 miles northwest of the Cambodian capital. He said the investigation by his office began after the bombing of £h."'!So'„nadG'r,PlSSS! week he would attend the rally in disguise. But In eastern Laos, U.S. B52 papersmdMpwIttk Leary was public buildings in the city. None not seen Tuesday and was reported to be in Algeria. Stratofortresses kept up their of the six arrested was specifically . T i T here buildings in Chicago and ill L Seale, national chairman of the Panthers, and Mrs. But other factors also contribute, and one of them, I fear, is bore¬ most sustained campaign of the charged with having committed arrived, W^h-«un After the patrolmen police said, they came of Edu'cation buildings tal dom. All too often, I fear, students find their classes dull beyond en¬ gronx Huggins are being held without bond awaiting trial in the 'across some of the explosive durance. Let's face it: the modern undergraduate, caught in the In the New York im,I grip The State News, the student material and 19 books on bomb slaying of Panther Alex Rackley. of history and his zipper, is far too impatient to sit through old-fash¬ newspaper at Michigan State Weathermen have claimed f The Leary masks, worn or carried by the 75 ioned lectures delivered in the old-fashioned way. University, is published every class day during four school were behind such persons terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. explo were made from an as that at central city enlargement of a recent picture of Novelty, excitement, stimulation—that's what it takes to grab a Subscription rate is $14 per year. Leary. student's attention these days. And wise teachers know it. On cam- headquarters in June, anottj everywhere they are trying bold new techniques to pique and Member Associated Press, United Press International, the entrance of a BibJJ engross their classes. Take, for example, Ralph Waldo Sigafoos, the America branch at 41 II Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Actress Jane Fonda distinguished professor of economics at the University of Florida, who now delivers his lectures nude. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Street in July, and a thirij courthouse in Queens in Q4T was arrested at Association, United States Student Press Association. Cleveland airport early Tuesday and Or let's take E. Pluribus Ewbank, the distinguished professor of charged by federal authorities with English literature at the University of Minnesota where it's too cold Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. to lecture in your buff. Here's what Professor Ewbank does: when he's assaulting a U.S. customs officer and teaching, for instance, Shelley's immortal To a Skylark, he pauses fraudulently bringing drugs into the country. after each stanza and does 2]/2 minutes of bird calls. Believe gets a terrific hand every time, but of course the biggest hand comes me, he Editorial Building, and business Michigan offices at State 347 Student Services University, East Lansing, mrfKasifctA Michigan. HAIR FASHIONS Federal officials identified the drugs at the end of the poem when he eats a worm. The kids sometimes ap¬ as Dexedrine, Valium and Compazine. plaud till nightfall. Phones: Through the month of November Mr. Martin will permanents for $12.50(Regularly $15.00). In addition, beofferijlB Dexedrine is a common ingredient of Another innovation by the same resourceful Professor Ewbank is Editorial 355-8252 to make poetry more relevant to his students this ad the regular hair cut will be 50c off. diet pills, and Valium and by taking them to the Gassified Advertising 355-8255 Compazine actual locale of each poem. Last month, for example, while are tranquilizers. lecturing Display Advertising 353-6400 on Wordsworth's immortal Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tinlern Business-Circulation Be Miss Fonda was freed by U.S. Abbey, he rented a Zeppelin, flew his entire class to England, and Photographic 355-3447 10% off sure to pick up your student discount card torecWj 355-8311 through June. Commissioner Clifford E. Bruce on a moored on the same moor where Wordsworth wrote his immortal lines. Then everyone deblimped and had a jolly good 952 TROWBRIDGE $5,000 personal bond. He ordered her picnic, complete with Morris dancing, three-legged races, pie-eating to return for a preliminary hearing course that without which you'd never call a contests, and of IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER picnic complete. I refer Monday. She had spent 10 hours in of course to Miller High Life Beer. OPEN EVENINGS, 332 4522 Cuyahoga County jail. If there are still some of you haven't tried Miller High Life— A government request that Miss you're laughing, but it's possible—let me tell you what you're missing. Fonda's travel be restricted was withdrawn after her attorneys You're missing flavor, pleasure, refreshment, comfort, felicity, truth, beauty, malt and hops. There is no other beer like Miller. satisfaction, Pondering a Place Please Your Pallet?! How can there be? Miller's marvelous promised she would be back for the brewing formula has been a closely guarded secret for generations. In fact, it's known today to To Monday appearance. only one man in the whole world—Miller's chief brewmaster—and he has been trained to eat himself if ever taken alive. Stock market prices advanced sharply on an election So if you haven't tried Miller yet—you're laughing, but it's pos¬ day rally Tuesday in moderately active trading. sible—get a bottle or can right away. The bottles are beautifully made of transparent glass. The cans aren't The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks closed bad-looking either; they are, however, opaque. ahead 10.06 points at 768.07, up 1.32 per cent from But I digress. We were talking about the new breed of teacher Monday's close. who doesn't just stand in front of his class and drone. On the New York Stock Exchange No, sir! He dem¬ advancing issues onstrates. He illustrates. He dramatizes. Take, for example, Glebe of outnumbered declining stocks by nearly 3 to 1. U.C.L.A., professor of marine biology. He doesn't just tell the kids about the strange life-forms beneath the sea. Instead he The advance in the stock market was attributed brings a live by sponge to class so they can see it. Similarly, Gransmire of North Caro¬ analysts to growing investor hopes for settlement of the lina State, professor of textile engineering, brings a live washcloth. General Motors strike and easier money. Then there's Williams of Amherst, professor of * * * library science, who brings a live Dewey Decimal. And of course there's Schumann- With an estimated 1,000 SDS members marching Heink of Hardin-Simmons, professor of Indo-European, who brings a outside, negotiators in the United Auto Workers strike live hyphen. And Champert of Utah A & M, professor of Hebrew against General Motors Tuesday reported no progress at he national level contract talks, which are under a news philology, who brings a nice Jewish girl. And so to those who despair of ever winning back our alienated students, I have only this to say: remember that America did not be¬ Please any parent with this colorful children or grandchildren. reminder of beloved Bright simulated birthstones Pick The Pickwick Serving Daily From 11:00 A.M. PuW| blackout. (one to six) custom-set in fine quality jewelry to your taste. come the world's On the local greatest producer of butterfat and milk solids by Fathers, mothers, grandparents will After 2:00 P.M. On Sunday level, three more tentative settlements running aWay from a fight! Right on! Gift boxed. rvni wear wcdi * them mem proudly! proudly ~ ' were reached Tuesday including the largest one to date - the Oldsmobile Main Assembly ORDER NOW Plant in Lansing, which ALBERT PICK MOTOR employs 11,300. The other two local settlements were at FOR CHRISTMAS the frigidaire division at GM of Canada in Scarborough, HOTEL Ont. (1,000) and a Fisher Body Plant in Lordstown, Ohio We, the brewers of Miller High Life Beer and sponsors of this column, irarrtt f have made what seems to us Shop Wed. Evening Comer Saginaw (Rt. 78) and Grand River (300). a very sensible arrangement with Max Shul- 310 E. Grand Rivtr man^Wedon't tell him how to write and he doesn't tell us how to brew. Until 9 P.M. East Lansing. Mich. KRt. 43) East Lansing 48823 Ph. 337 1741_ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4, 1970 3 iarxist takes oath is Chile's president JaNTIAGO, Chile (AP) - Chilean White House, to largest. Ldor Allende, a Marxist - welcome diplomats from the 70 Six 1 Radicals will get was inaugurated official delegations that attended his inauguration. governorships, including the Lja.. as president of Chile third most important province, ■ told the people: "We must He also greeted nonofficial Concepcion. The other seven \ and produce more for "fraternal delegations" from governorships will be divided L and Chileans, and not for Red China, North Vietnam, to few." North Korea and East Germany. between the smaller parties that make up the coalition. Colorful , a joint session of The unofficial delegations were Allende, founder of the that's hundreds of foreign and a nationwide invited by Unity coalition. Allende's Popular Socialist party, lost in for the campaigns luxurious 100% i presidency three times Jjsion audience, Allende The chief executive Ted the red, jdential sash white and blue from his to of a balcony on the second floor the gray, stepped block - long before. This time he squeaked through with a plurality in the polyester tri- Sept. 4 election. Since he failed Icessor, Eduardo Frei. presidential palace and raised his iter, throngs in the streets arms to a huge throng that was of a majority, the election was thrown into Congress, where he dyed tweed ■ted out vivas and chanted chanting "A-llen-de, A-llen-de." ■en-de, A-llen-de." "The people of Chile have a was elected Oct. 23. Allende has said repeatedly he shag rugs Blende, 62, who likes people historic responsibility," he is his own man and will seek I ■call him "companero" - declared in an emotional off - Chilean solutions to Chilean The start of a great ting companion — instead of the cuff speech. "We must work *r excellency," is the first and produce more for Chile and problems. He has vowed he will J ocratically elected Marxist Chileans, and not for just a not lead Chile down the road to communism or socialism, and Canned room-and one that t |[ of state in the Americas. few." that his administration will This whimsical garbage can doubles as a book carrier and only takes minutes to D Xill serve for six years as Thanking the nation's represent all shades of opinion. bicycle. The can, complete with lock and chain, makes a a grocery cart when mounted burglar - proof book bag. on a achieve! Long wearing, J Ident of this nation of 9 laborers, professional men, Ton people. women and youth for their State News photo by J. H. Wilner luxuriously thick and j Jfter promising to "safeguard support, Allende pledged to PROTESTS GM easy-to-clean, these i ■protect the constitution and bring "progress and peace," and I laws full I official of Chile," Allende s act was to supervise to "respect all the laws." Allende's coalition seeks to 9x12' shag tweed rugs comes polyester | ■swearing in of his Cabinet. 115 members, eight are Of these, three are nationalize big businesses — both Chilean and foreign owned — who it claims exploit the SDS holds in blue, gold, pink, avo- cado and orange. Ser- ¥ >j Jmunists. shouts of "viva," country. These include two big U.S. copper firms, Anaconda By DAVID BASSETT especially the Weathermen. ged all around. Skid- J tide stepped out of the and State News Staff Writer Marching six abreast north marchers came from as far away , Kennecott. The coalition Speakers present at the 45 on Cass Avenue, the as Georgia, Iowa resistant waffle ■stive chamber into the also wants to break up big DETROIT A rain minute rally included group and weave J Kt spring Santiago sunshine, estates in Chile's fertile central dampened - - representatives of SDS, various encountered little more Massachusetts. rubber back. ■ wearing the shiny sash over valley and give the land to poor march by Aid for Dependent Children opposition than stares, raised By the time the march Shop now! ' approximately 1,500 Students reached the GM Building on limple gray suit. farmers. There are plans for for a Democratic Society (SDS) (ADC) mothers, a member of eyebrows verbal insult. and an occasional West Grand Boulevard, a Detroit is of thousands of Chileans socialized medical care and a the Canadian Party of Labor, a and others supporting the patiently along the sweeping state black GM worker, a police officer estimated the - run housing striking General Motors (GM) University Lead by the University of crowd numbered between 1,000 s narrow downtown program. of Chicago Student Mobilization workers was peaceful here Chicago SDS, the marchers were and 2,000. Its, hoping to catch a One of the government's first Tuesday. Committee member and a Kent orderly yet vocal, chanting A brief rally was conducted in se of the new leader, actions was to State University student. appoint a The march, which began at 2 various slogans in support of the front of the GM looking confident but Socialist, a Communist and a Topics discussed included Building, with the issues. two SDS pnn, Allende walked 1V4 non - Marxist Radical Party p.m. on Wayne State support of the GM strike, an end members speaking. University mall, was called by After the rally, most of the from congress to member to be to racism, a denunciation of the governors of SDS to protest the war in If any GM workers crowd dispersed, with several liago's main Roman Catholic Chile's three most important elections, and a call for the participated in the march, they hundred "or a 30-minute Indochina, to support the immediate people marching provinces. end to war in did not striking auto workers and to identify themselves. peacefully back to the Wayne ■ksgiving prayer ceremony. Socialists will head six of the claim that Tuesday's elections Indochina. Banners and signs indicated that State campus. |ide. an atheist, maintained a 25 provinces, including Santiago, were a "hoax." appearance throughout ■ the most populous and site of The rally, which began at service and afterward the capital. Inly greeted clergymen of The Communists will get 1:15 p.m., was comprised of skits and speeches. All speakers MERIDIAN MALL ■al faiths. another six, including the were vehement in their ■en he rode in an open important coastal province of denunciation of First ■ertible to LaMoneda, the and Valparaiso, Anniversary Chile's second disassociation from violence, ub/ic comment At LANSING MALL Sible MERIDIAN MALL Iverruled on |EVELAND, Ohio (AP) - A later was modified to permit KSU restraint upon a witness before J al judge Tuesday overruled a court restriction ■lie comment against by persons President comment Robert I. White to on the grand but specified that he could not jury report the grand jury." The ACLU had asked for the federal court injunction on behalf SPECIAL ■ved in a grand jury probe of criticize. Jnce at Kent State University. of two KSU students, Bruce of Euclid and King SIBLEY'S NEW i grand jury indicted 25 Green's order said that Wayne Fisher of is in Kent, who were among more than connection with although the grand jury is sworn "GK BOOT" 300 witnesses who testified s disorders last to secrecy "there is no such May 1-4 before the grand jury. ■ ended when four students ^ shot to death and nine wounded during a Ifrontation with National Jdsmen. Cordial atmos |.S. Dist. Court Judge Ben C. marks granted a temporary >n sought by the American ■ Liberties Union of Ohio to SALT ■ent HELSINKI (AP) — The first serious third - round meeting of the enforcement of the Vctions. U.S. - Soviet strategic arms limitation talks was held Tuesday, and sources close to the conference said the 90-minute session was fges t Edwin W. Jones and marked by a business - like and cordial atmosphere. ftnes of Portage County American envoy Gerard Smith and his Russian counterpart, Phi on Pleas Court issued lrs Sept. 5 to restrain Vladimir Semenov, met in complete secrecy in the Soviet Embassy SPECIALLY PRICED pent by witnesses, court for about 55 minutes. Then the two chief delegates and their aides prs and others involved in the spent about a half - hour in an informal talk over coffee and soft F jury investigation, drinks, informants said. ken also banned enforcement In the formal meeting, held in an undisclosed room of the Russian ■ Common Pleas Court order Embassy, Semenov stuck strictly to the business at hand, an informant said. The Russians made no attempt to bring up Cuba, lhibiting protest or Berlin or Vietnam, he added. Step into the rugged Jnstrations ge in or around the But there was no indication when the Soviet side would respond "GK Boot" (Golden Boot) new County Courthouse, to a reported American package offer which contains proposals for from Sibley. Man, oh man, p l^and jury report, released J 5, exonerated limiting or cutting back offensive and defensive weapons systems in what footwork. Raw rugged, National weathered brown or black Busmen of blame in the the "strategic" long - range category. but criticized Kent State The American proposals are reported to ignore the issue of stirrup hide in a classic bold ia's, saying the multiple warhead rockets - MIRVs, for multiple independent boot that interprets the life university re-entry vehicles — and to steer clear of intermediate European - you want to lead. 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People on both sides, contain we find that all of our ' GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor as well as those in the middle of the According to restrictions i„ one then,!?*! question, keep getting bogged down by are dictionary oi»« Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award terms and definitions which make an synonomous, but aren't we hp- '"I for outstanding journalism. increasingly aware that freedomT^! adequate discussion of the plan difficult. of restrictive clauses? ""Hi The concepts of success and failure invariably get into the matter and are used as I find myself which triumphs over defining sucm* 1 what wentSf0!"?| EDITORIALS freely as though any hand dictionary could serve as a reference point for clarification of move from worst to worse definition's application. exemnM "SuccA1! *1 meaning. Unfortunately, or maybe must that word, has individual basis. If three nSJil use to be fortunately, these well - worn yardsticks of an ouU^I Moral of the truth and validity can't even agree regarding their definitions. students fail to profit the proposed from pri ''*! open admissions a plaMh^l have achieved One source defines success as that which a single "sueess" oi SI would have been four turns out well, while another hard - cover instead o?2l Van Tassell colleague explains it as that which turns out failures." 1 "Bti according to plan. Before one could determine whether or not some plan had Rutgers Jersey - the State University J of The process of dismissing Eileen that many other - ,s currently operating un^l people did not get turned out well, he would have to discover open admissions plan. Theirs camp ^ I Van Tassell and Bertram Murray, two everything they wanted, which shoots University College Natural Science down the possibility of proving an adequate definition for that word search that could last lifetime. — a March 1969 following protest made by the Black £j a OrganiJiJl closing the New Brunswickinstrumental discrimination. asst. professors who were not rehired One must come up first with a morfe SfUfntsof the radical left. white radicals and(blacks wno often by Western Leary, and it was expected he lIie resori w some oi of methe same He said that Democrats and Republicans owe too much to imperialism, and depict Israel as a would return newspaper ran her picture, tactics the Nazis used" he said large ^ kind of adulation young disagree on other issues, find "racist, Zionist State." Beirut. to Algeria from showing her in Arab headdress referring to the taking of Arab corporate interest to make the sweeping reforms that are The Socialist Workers' necessary. s once reserved for Che, common cause in the —J U~,J: and holding a rifle, -*•- -> =->- ■ ^ program in Mchigan, Reosti said, offers a alongside a hostages to retaliate for the - - These groups say it is not - "real ;a martyr leading a guerrilla commandos' a sketch of black men alternative" to the two major parties. struggle against question of being anti - Jewish. It Dedicated to peace holding detention of the hijacked "Instead of law and - order is a case, they claim, of rifles. - reactions, we would extend civil choosing Radical literature depicts the passengers. liberties to those oppressed minorities that are sides between Israel —a state they in this state," he said. being denied justice guerrillas as freedom lev/ faces see as carved out by the Western nations and owing its existence to their land and dedicated to - revolutionaries seeking a return loving Observers of the radical scene see it as only natural that the New Revolutionary force Th.e Arab governments are Reosti said that the his party would "extend the rights of students are often violated, and that rights of the First Amendment to all mainly to the United States- bringing a just peace to the Left and the laiiuiciaayuiuouiiiC students." Panthers sympathize cn, auu bile p°ta..y corr"Pt- But the before and, on the other hand, the nearly n • * Middle East. .. . . ren IVi million Palestinian refugees This claim runs through the ith and glamorize the Palestinians are becoming a true commandos, revolutionary force. They are the seeking a homeland. radical rhetoric and is piped to only tool for social change in the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "The commandos 920 E. Michigan satisfy the Mideast." BASHINGTON fibers of Congress — Even before the polls opened Tuesday, the were assured of 48 new faces next Junuary Mecca for radicals Arab countries have become a through Liberation News Service, which has two correspondents heroes, says J. Kirk Sale, who is Cohn sees no contradiction T & L Corner of Pennsylvania .o resignations, retirements and deaths. mecca for some radicals. They reporting from the Middle East, writing a history of the SDS — between his being Jewish and his ■ighteen i Democratic House members and 20 either were defeated in Republican primaries*, announced their turn up there as fugitives from the United States or as political The March 1970 "militant," the publication of the of Students Society. for a Democratic position on the Mideast, which he terms a purely political stance. WASH N' WAX WASHES, WAXES S DRIES ^nations to seek other office or are not trying for another tourists. Young Socialist Alliance, had this "They are fighting against Another Jew Sharon Rose your car in 1 minute capitalism, that is Israel. They are ur senators Black Panther leader Eldridge say following an explosion in the June 1970 issue of Regular Price $1.25 — Spessard Holland, D-Fla.; Eugene J. McCarthy, Cleaver, a fugitive, lives in aboard a Swissair jet: doing it with guns, and they are "Win," a radical publication: n.; John J. Williams, R - Del., and Stephen M. part of the Third World. COUPON" - Young, D - Algeria, where the Panthers have announced their retirements. A fifth — «The truth, though, is that if in "The revolution will Ralph an office. "There is a self - identification to j| come |>orough, >aker D - Tex. — lost in the primary. inhn fact a Palestinian individual or with the commandos. The radical T , Israel- ™ere _. . .. are indications that I WORTH 50t OFF REGULAR n Mocc ic the h«ct k„nu,n tt.« Recent arrivals there were Dr. organization had anything to do left see themselves coming to some left wing 1—1 | Vl f°me J®*4 ' *ing 1®aelis J"*® - Sn w i Timothy ^ry, who escaped with the crash of the Swissair power as urban street fighters, learned that they they imust help build l_ ■ PRICE Son iv DI1F Y lhy'J?:111-.' ?_Y- Berry, rc n wmS R-S.D.; William n'™ninDawson, D-Ill.; from a California prison where he liner, the 47 people who died carrying guns like the lt The K" Palestinian Arabs will gain 1 ne raiestinian gam — _ _, Expires Nov. 30, 1970 Open to serve you _ _ 1 O'Neal, D-Ga.; John O. Marsh, D-Va., and Robert V. wag Kry[ng & Qn drug were as much victims of command*s»B self - determination despite the pey, R-Neb. charges; his wife Rosemary and imperialism as .the 400 best efforts of the present Monday - Saturday 8 - 9 . . Some of the radjca,s who regimes Sunday 8 - 4 |ouse members defeated in primaries included: Michael Jennifer Dohrn, sister of fugitive Weatherman Vietnamese men women and sympathize with the commandos of the Arab states and their in, D-Ohio; Donald Lukens, R-Ohio; Glenn Cunningham, leader Bernardine ch> dren of Son My and the six American oil company are Jewish, although other Jewish ^n^rte^" i.; Jeffery Cohelan, D-Calif.; George Brown, D-Calif.; Jacob Dohrn, who is on the FBI's most million Jews of central and radicals support Israel supporters. STANDARD GASOLINE _ . D-N.Y.; Adam Clayton Powell, D-N.Y.; Leonard wanted list. eastern Europe." - ■ - - Fred Cohn is 30, ■ - .. Jewish, a , Jewish leaders have voiced ^ AT DISCOUNT PRICES pin, D-N.Y.; Richard Max McCarthy, D-N.Y.; Howard Some sources said the Learys The Black Panther newspaper lawyer whose law group's clients R- Alaska; George Fallon, D-Md.; Byron Rogers, D-Colo., and Miss Dohrn were touring the alarm at the pro-Arab positions ' New, automated, washed, waxed & dried in has depicted Israel as a "puppet include the Black Panthers on one minute. Gets IBam Friedel, D-Md. Middle East as guests of A1 Fatah, taken by some Jews, sensing state of the cracks & crevices that all others miss. r° Democratic and the largest of the Palestine imperialism," and a trial for conspiring to bomb anti-Semitic overtones in the anti , 12 Republican House members ion to the Senate sought recent issue noted the British had buildings in New York. - Zionist rhetoric. : William C. Cramer, R-Fla.; Robert Taft, Po; Clark MacGregor, R-Minn.; George Bush, R - Texas; John pey, D • Calif; Laurence Burton, R - Utah; Richard Ottinger, iN Y.; Lowell I Wold, R - Wyo.; William Weicker, R - Conn; Thomas Kleppe, R - N.D.; SHEPARD'S Brock, R-Tenn.; Richmond pebush, R - ind.; J. Glenn Beall, R-Md., and William Roth, R We have what e Congressmen sought governorships: Emilio Daddario, D you've been Knapp's •; Thomas Meskill, R - Conn., and Albert e House vacancy is the seat held Watson, R - S.C. Pblican who by William Cahill, a resigned earlier this year to become governor of l^y- The four other vacancies were caused by the deaths asking for! I1 St. Onge, D-Conn.; Michael Kirwan, D - Ohio; G. "the granny T "atkins, R-Pa., and Daniel J. Ronan, D-Ill. 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Michigan & Kalamazoo Serving MSIJ since 1944 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November„ White House board seeks Health de to update buyers' agencies ByBARBARA FARY level consumers need information and education as well as the lower also a problem at the corporate Dawson said that the industry toy rattle harmful By CHARLES C. CAIN State News Staff Writer level, Dawson stated. needs reformers like State Newt Staff Writer - income bracket buyer, he said. "This is important because Ralph Nader but that the The main function of the today when something is faulty it responsibility should A baby rattle which bears the ironic trade name "Pr "With the complex products not rest only on individuals. affects thousands of people," he declared potentially dangerous by the President's Committee on that are on the market today," he "If we had had a better press in was Michipanr?1 ^ Consumer Interests is "lighting pointed out. Washington, we wouldn't have Public Health Tuesday. "'gan % tf said, "you have to be a genius to Major firms are Dr. Maurice S. Reizen, director of the fires under governmental know what questions to ask having needed Ralph Nader to department problems with consumer get the statewide warning after Richard L. Hardy, chief bureaucracies," participants of a about their sophisticated facts to the public," he said. of envi, health for the Jackson County Health consumer seminar series were components. This is especially relations, Dawson said, because it is difficult for the Dawson called for self • policing State Health Dept. of the rattle's danger. Department .i0!"1?1"11 told Monday. consumer to ' true with appliances and stereos." identify with corporate giants in industry and more consumer The rattle was described by Reizen as Speaking was Joe Dawson, The lack of communication is having a plastin h public affairs director of the like General Motors. organizations. supporting a base made of flimsy cardboard. Should th1* White House committee. He "We are changing the emphasis become separated from the handle, several from 'let the buyer beware' to 'let sharp metal * singled out the Federal Trade exposed, which could seriously injure a child. prongsait Commission as an agency being the buyer be informed,"' he Shipments of the rattle are being traced and withdraw, updated to be more responsive to the needs of the American Students of added. Panelists at the discussion were the retail outlets, but the health A oUtA hnoltu department warns carefully examine any baby rattles purchased recently oZ 10 A state health department source said that : J i. . consumer. Dena C. Cederquist, professor, present indint are that none of the "We're putting some vigor in food science and human company's other products have been the old lady," he said. Dawson also cited the to improve nutrition; Lane Bridenstein, dangerous, but investigations are being conducted. John Ruskin, director of environmental Pr president, the Detroit Better health of ln k President's proposed legislation Business Bureau; Esther Everett, County, said "literally a flood of potentially hazardous towr on the market each to market products under their Student reaction professor, family ecology; Diane year, especially at this time. A to a new the winter term course. tov a, have a wheel fall off exposing a metal axle generic names as another McKaig, director, Michigan Consumer which couldl? innovation in consumer services. interdisciplinary course dealing with environmental problems has Wilson said, "Some students are Consumers' Council; Frances M. protection child." " He said that the use of the frustrated . . . they think the Magrabi, professor, human Joe Dawson, director of the President's Committee on Ruskin said he assumed that the rattle was been favorable, according to available in tk. Justice Department to protect course will give them all the Lansing area, but at present he did not know where Ronald Wilson, asst. professor of ecology, and Fred Waddeil, Consumer Interests, said recently the Nixon Administration consumer interests would act as a solutions; that just isn't the case. director of the Credit Counseling "trigger device" in consumer Natural Science. "We introduce students to all Center Inc., Detroit. is revamping government agencies to protect American consumers. He^advised that parents be very careful in selecting any toy fa legislation. The 280 students in IDC 421, state News photo by Harold Friedl The rattles were manufactured in Japan ramifications of the problems and and distributpH» Dawson said that the White "Man: The Endangered Species," show a major the implications Michigan by an Ohio firm. 01 House committee, created by the have offered many suggestions on how to improve the course, relating to the particular field. Johnson administration, was concerned with bridging the Wilson said. A desire to have more "We show an economics major information gap that exists debates and forums rather than there are resource and social between producer and consumer. the individual speakers will constraints. The middle - and upper • income Chapter aims probably be incorporated into cultural revival "And we show the science Jack Tar Never Looked major there are in dealing with a problem." The winter term social, economic and psychological considerations course will be The 12 chapters organized at By ROSA MORALES man, Pamp said. Indian Student recruiter. IDC 425, but there are no Another Stats News Staff Writer include 200 Indians of the "And we're trying to revive the The U-M Indian student misrepresent^ prerequisites. The course is aimed Chippewa, Potowami and Ottawa medicine lodge ceremonies in Pamp pointed out is the 1968-6J This Good! at freshmen and sophomores. Michigan Indians, under the tribe with the largest chapter of Michigan — the only ones organization is called American U.S. Indians Dept. of Education repon Unlimited, and has a which stated that Solutions will be treated more in Great Lakes Indian Youth 125 Indians in Chicago, Pamp performed now are the small there were« membership of 10 Indians out of Indian students on depth, with individual causes of Alliance, are organizing in the said. ceremonies by the members of approximately 30 Indians who MSU. campus it The Olds offers newly refurbished environmental state to On campus the Indian Youth trouble to be help Indian youth gain a the alliance." live in the Ann Arbor area, different viewpoint on the Indian Pamp for probed. Alliance has a membership of six. Pamp estimates that there rooms luxury accommodations culture and religion. About twelve Indians are enrolled said. Pamp said the report is totaDr The recitation sections in the presently are 30,000 Indians in Pamp and his associate directors inaccurate, but the Indians did close to the campus. The Olds The alliance was formed in at MSU. course are restricted to a Michigan, "but there has never agree that the two most not protest the inaccuracies to 1968 in Mount Pleasant by five "We're trying to get the Indian been a precise count," he said. the is the ideal spot tur your maximum of 20 students, and are important elements of their work Dept. of Education. Indians, including MSU student Youth to see the beauty of his According to Pamp the State are getting Indians into the ' taught by faculty members of the Charles R. "Moose" Pamp, culture and religion, and see that Indian Commission reported six 'The government li weekend visitors. Close to universities and changing the everything Natural Science Dept. and two Lansing junior who is presently it is better than the white man's," unresponsive to what the Indians years ago that there were 22,000 gross inconsistencies of history's The Olds also features fine dining graduate students. executive director. Pamp said. Indians then. say, so we don't communicsli portrayal of the Indian. with them any more," The religion Pamp referred to is With this estimate in mind and a He cited the example of the Pampsaid. in the GAS BUGGY Room. the Medicine Lodge native report from the Bureau of Census Barada County historical pageant religion of the Chippewa, that the Indian is the fastest where the Indians perform for originally known as "Midewin." growing minority in the United free and only the merchants col It was the most widely practiced States, Pamp stated that the provide are a a quick and inexpensive end to member of the National your pregnancy. We religion in the Great Lakes area 30,000 figure for Michigan benefit. "The 17th century ,ndians are Frat For information, Organization to Legalize Call 372-6550 Abortion. CALL 1-215-878-5800 for totally confidential before the arrival of the white Indians is a good estimate. depicted as savages, while we information. There are no shots or pills to terminate a The two associate directors of know that at that1 time the pregnancy. These medications are intended to induce a late period only. A good medical test is your best 1st action to insure your chance for choice. Get a test SHUTTLE BUS the alliance are Theodore R. Holappa, 1964 graduate from Indians had one of the most elaborate priesthoods in the $500 THE PLAZA immediately. Our For Our Service Wisconsin State University, and world," Pamp explained. mflaei Paul Johnson, graduate student at The alliance members have met The Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity (Fomer JACK TAR HOTEL) Customers the University of Michigan, who with many of the people Iready assisted should you __ _ is employed part - time as an and their Little Sister 125 W. COPY OUR NUMBER FOR FUTURE responsible for such pageants and Michigan 1-215-878-5800. organization collected $500 historical re-enactments across from the Capitol Thursday and Friday for tin throughout the state to change DOMINO'S the misrepresentation of the Indian. United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF). □U Harvey Heller, East Grind ASMSU Great Issues Rapids sophomore and co Glenn Herriman chairman of the campus effort, presents Volkswagen, Inc. said the fraternity will collect 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. student donations again next PHONE 482-6226 ON CAMPUS OFF CAMPUS JAMES LOVELL year. $750. 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Joe, momentarily, is speechless welcome chance from the stuffv °i same^ Tn Mldtmuch'he .f,trlPPed awaV »nd thin*)- But y°u know from ail that can go right and wrong Compton £ ompton assures him he was intellectuals lie works with "and JiTand "w." nfftirc the glint in Joe's eyes that this is with a modern film. kidding. offers a" ZZ* Joe looking looking onon Cnmnfnn Compton as a 22 ,.ook at " twolW° the moment J™ mum*m he "* yearned for each It looks at polarization in our But the evening news and the hero. disparate men as their common time a newscastV*"™ L™ or a headline ~c" society from the point of view of morning headlines three days two "hard hat»types-a$160-a After a dinner at Joe's, later convince Joe that Compton Compton confides to his r™m m*™ h«^L*fW m!?" uP®j*him- week factory worker and a was serious. Joe calls the ad man wife! J?^ „ ?V be?omfe8 hJ? ow" $60,000 - a year advertising "You know, sometimes when I'm and demands to see him. Instead with Joe, I feel what I did was a Of til™ th *i heroto the sounds of gunfire and executive - who carry their of blackmailing him, Joe offers humanitarian act I into hisT^taJkanri flndl'in rnLtnn .!n?Tii d rim,1,?!!! Jh! hatred and fear of the young to its his friendship. Compton admits world from another saved the j , film shatters much of the inevitable and deadly conclusion, he killed his daughter's drug - junkie." WhTn Jn* ^ thl *ex*elle"ce lt 80 carefully created The two men meet by When it explores the .. ." }° untl1 * en' Joe and Compton, pushing boyfriend and Joe coincidence in a run - down bar, commends him for doing it. relationship of Joe and Compton to illustrate the frightening mte at it lik5 fi. ^Mtrfo^MldJlr hMhJu^hh^mf, held beliefs become madmen °H *'H and krto^woSisfh'Li^offhU hta.,"'bufyo^L'l'So™th?ng Ishcroi^My *S M? !1 h "T11"'"'6n"d>»«"^"so^o'verly —•*-.* -d "niggers," how they're "screwing worker talks on, Compton Wexler and director John sssfi'sssrss: up the country" and how he'd discovers how much they have in AAviirfcon vildsen cr,.n. and the I impersonations of Mae West and I tether W> C F,elds are enough to ^ I inane "P~.m mono "Room Service" ic Open at 12:45 p.m. Instead of a sparkling precision out 0f nothing 6 chills of embarrassment up one's | spine, they did Today is Ladies' The evening is spent watching this fellow and his cronies Day - 75c to 6 p.m LEDGES lie, Bright moment manipulate, connive, beg, The only really funny otm, Feature at 1:00 PLAYHOUSI borrow and steal enough bread 3:10 W. on M 43 judged from my opinion and - 5:20 - 7:30 9:35 - (20 min.) (both meanings) to put on what audience reaction, was when IT'S PROFESSIONAL they hope will be a money - Miller and his director pretendto Nothing has been left out of THEATRE making drama called he a couple of homosexuals in our OF/ November 4-15 "Godspeed." By hook and crook order to get rid of a bothersome THE ADVENTURERS SIGHT!/ Chekov's they are successful. collection bureau agent. That was THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL and Philadelphia flop !,he, onl* "?e lhm "" THE HARMFULIMESS "Room Service" is chiefly remembered because of the Marx OF TOBACCO Brothers film of the same name. and Samuel Becket'* After it flopped in a It doesn't much for i! KRAPP LAST TAPE Philadelphia say t 2001 in our NEW Heated Theatre 200 E. River St., Grand Ledge PROGRAM INfORMAiiON 332 5817 comedy when substantial amusement comes from sick humour about the only■ 11 I ☆ a space odyssey erformance Times W*> Th.. Fri. - 8:30 5at' - 6=°° & 9:°° minority. Cast suffered Extra I "Dad, Can There were several good! I Borrow The Car" 627-7805 for Reservations performances, but the cast| generally suffered under the poor ■ PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-6944 direction. Woody Eney r* MIDWEST PREMIERE NOW! EXCLUSIVE Feature 7:20 - 9:25 impressive as Gordon Miller, is ■ STARTS FREE HEATERS! was John Napierala as a stage • p TODAY! Box Office Opens 12:45 Continuous from 1 p.m. EAST UHSING OH M 43 » PHONE ED. 2 1042 ' "A TRIUMPH!" struck Russian, and Si- Kramer as a dizzy secretary . 407 E. GRAND RIVER-DOWNTOWN Feature 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:35 X-RATED! Positively No Children "Room Service" will play Noi.■ - - - - 9:35 6, 14, 21, 27. and weeklyB throughout December, January ■ ".'.The Minx makes Curious Yellow look pale'" and February. Tickets are $3.251 The Sidelong Glances and $2.50. of a Pigeon Kfcker nSflinX -exactly what you think she is FREE 1000 Watt Elec. Heaters_ mm Women in prison without men! Meet Jonathan. The very day he graduated Princeton 99 he became a New York taxi driver. WOMEN Maria Marcadaa SCHELL McCAMBRIDGE (Then, he met Jennifer.) Luciana PALUZZI LOM Harbart ^ COLOR ^ A woman who never experienced a man. Sandy Dennis in That 1 — Cold BUSINESS Day, ESPIONAGE in the WITH EROTICA Park is* a: i twice at 7:07 - 10: 3^ APULTSTWLY MGM presents a Saturn Pictures-Lois Holland Callaway Production in Color Starring Jordan Christopher Jill O'Hara Robert Walden Featuring William Redfield Kate Reid Lois Nettleton Boni Enten Melba Moore Elaine Stritch DUSTIN HOFFMAN MIA FARROW Novel by David Boyer Screenplay by Ron Whyte Executive Producer William P.Wilson Produced by Richard Lewis Directed by John Dexter ■ JOHN AND MARY ADDED! Fun Cartoon & Shown once at 9 p.m. Novelty Come as late as 9 p.m. and see both Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4, 1970 9 JOINS ORCHESTRA Cellist to play at festiva Cellist Jacqueline du Pre will oldest in the United States has join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra tonight in the third just completed two concerts in Barenboim, who performed an all Beethoven program of this week's Carnegie Hall. program Beethoven Bicentennial Festival. Tuesday, will be guest Under the direction of conductor. Miss du Pre, wife Maestro of Georg Solti, the conductor Daniel Barenboim, orchestra is scheduled for a six - Thursday, Israeli violinist began studying the cello Pinchas Zuckerman will at the week tour of nine countries and perform a program of age of five. fifteen cities in Bach, Beethoven She made her debut in 1961 Europe next Handel and Faure. year. at London's Wigmore Hall and Zucherman, Barenboim and since has made frequent Tonight's program will Miss du Pre are featured in a include Dvorak's Converto for The Chicago Symphony Orchestra will perform Chicago Sy appearances around the world as a successful recitalist as well as a soloist with major orchestras. Violoncello in B featuring Miss du Pre, and Minor, three page story in the Nov. 17 - issue of Look magazine. tonight as cello. The program includes Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 in Tickets are still available for part of the Beethoven Bicentennial Festival Week at MSU. Beethoven's Symphony No 3 Tonight Miss and Dvorak's Concerto for du Pre will E Flat Major. all Daniel Barenboim will conduct. JacquelinduPre will Cello and Orchestra in B Minor ' perform with the Symphony Orchestra, performances and may be play the Chicago The Chicago Symphony, third purchased at the Union or at the Pianist - conductor Daniel door. AME TIME, NEW MEDIA Lowell Thomas still heard world-wide .JEW YORK (AP) - Forty years ago Lowell Thomas put three In his spacious midtown office he sat js of applejack on a table and sat down with several CBS in a leather chair near the red bound volumes of all his airplane crashes and what could be more ecutives to plan a daily news broadcast. - broadcasts. The volumes occupied in a revolution and having a bullet danger than that? Or being That day, Oct. 21, he went on the air for the first time. Thomas is bookcases covering an entire wall from floor to go through your hat? But I don't Behind him on another wall were at least 50 framed ceiling. think it's dangerous to go among headhunters." II on the air. Still on at the same time, 6:45 p.m. photographs As one of the first radio of Thomas with famous newscasters he was invited 'When I first went on the air I had all the air of all the world alone. personalities he has interviewed or been become the first television newsman by NBC to friends with, among them T. E. shortly before World War II. jere was no competition," Thomas recalled on the Lawrence, Charles A. Lindbergh n those days stations had unlimited power and I had listeners in ustralia and the arctic and on ships at sea." anniversary. and every president Roosevelt to Richard M. Nixon. except Warren G. Harding from Theodore In a radio interview he Late arrivals COUPLES DAY recently recalled that he always arrived at EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY' Thomas still has plenty of listeners, and it's estimated that in the Remarkably fit the studio late and got At 78 he looks only a dab of makeup for his TV appearance. st 40 years his voice has become the most heard in the world. He remarkably fit, although his wavy hair and pencil - "One evening I blew in just in time to thin moustache are now iron go on the air," he said. "All s been on the air longer than any other broadcaster. His ronciles of his adventures and travels are shown on television aund the world. For 20 years he was the voice of Fox Movietone the vitality that sent him globe. gray, and he seems to have lost none of seeking adventures in every corner of the In the last year alone he's been around the they could do was slap me in the face with a large powder "What happened was another first. A lot of puff. powder stayed on my upper lip and after I had been on the air a minute or two I began to 2 2 2 2 admissions the price for of f> 2 world three times. He sneeze. That first sneeze in the describes his life as "one of motion," but he history of television I was told was Wrote 52 books says it's not because of the funniest incident anyone had witnessed on TV up to then." any restlessness. "I started that way and once you Thomas also is the author of 52 books — "I've always done many ings at the same time," he said, and his 53rd book is due out soon, pattern it's hard to change." Many firsts get into that Asked about his approach to broadcasting, Thomas said, "I've always considered myself as an observer of the human shadow show. I've never been a special MHA - WIC PRESENTS s best selling book, however, is still his first. • pleader, but I've always been That book, "With Lawrence in Arabia," has gone Among the "firsts" credited to him: concerned. But as an observer I've through 100 always tried to avoid the gloomy. itions. First man to broadcast from a from down in set up a ship; first from an airplane and first mine. No matter where he went to relay his broadcasts to the United States. a transmitter was I've always been on at the same didn't want to destroy the time, which is the dinner hour, and I digestive system of America. I've always THURS, •FRI. • SAT. tried to end with His travels often put him in something, not nonsense although it has been, but rug center moves acknowledge the risks. danger, although he is reluctant to Last year, for instance, he did a special for television in something light." What's ahead for Lowell Thomas? More years of broadcasting, he which he hopes. He also is planning an expedition that will take six years to 1 went unarmed into a camp of New Guinea headhunters. Grand R iver site "I don't think of those he said. "I think the things necessarily as moments of danger," danger comes in other ways. I've been in complete. ■ Drug Education Center, volunteer. "We are checking a Nov. 1 condemnation into a couple of buildings, but Idline at their building on we don't intend to buy one right Beethoven pert St., has moved to 124'/a away," Robert Curtner, one of I Grand River Ave. above the coordinators for the center son's Book Store. said. Bicentennial center's new location Our policies towards drugs ^nally housed the Old Upper and aid to drug victims remain Festival >m. a head - novelty shop, the same, Curtner said. Anyone kaged by Jan Hooker, desiring help or information because the Grand River need only Nov. 2 6 call or drop into the - fcnue quarters are smaller than center. I three story converted house - University Auditorium Electric In Car Heaters i Albert St., recreational PROGRAM IN 8:15 p.m. jlities will be eliminated. "ITT ie three offices will be used lead for the distribution of PROGRAM INFORMATION 482 3905 Jrmation and medical and 1 counseling until a larger ICHIGAN Jding can be obtained, said Theatre Lanslnq ■ Witcher, Ann Arbor How Long For A Whole Town Jhomore and center To Become a Lynch Mob? BURL IVES BROCK PETERS HAIR NOW! DAVID CARRADINE • NANCY KWAN e (PRIOR TO TOUR) JACK PALANCE,..,, immmm S,*,7 At 7:07 and Late |GP| RESTAURANT Plus Chuck Connors in "Kill Them All And TICKETS g^PLMOTM Come Back Alone" Rated R- 9:00 Only JHUR.7T0 FRI.730^30 SAT Mlh CENTURY FOX PWSCNTS Experience lights and live rock in the BARBRA STREISAND WALTER MATTHAU unique atmosphere of the Sky Theatre [RNEST LEHMAN'S PRODICTIIN IF MICHAEL CRAWFORD HELLO, DOLLY! Beal Film Group Presents Tonight SERIES Direct from its triumphal run at the SKEEN in Durand. yL Tyrone Power in I Good seats available THE HOME OF HARD MEN AND EASY WOMEN! J ! 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Kedzie 75c J ^ ^ See Thursday State News ★★★★★★ For Times And Places 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4 1970 1 Minorities offered grants in the respective academic managerial positions in business. University (St. Louis) or the Students interested in the By JAVON JACKSON disciplines. Each fellowship The Consortium will award University of Wisconsin.! i master of business administration award will support full - time fellowships which pay a stipend Two organizations, the Ford graduate study for up to five degree and a management career up to $2,500 a year and free A Consortium representative in business Foundation and the Consortium years if the person maintains can obtain additional tuition to pursue the master of will be for Graduate Study in Business satisfactory progress towards a interviewing stiidents on information by writing: Sterling business administration degree at campus on November 17th H. for Blacks, have announced their doctorate. either Indiana University, between 9 a.m. and 5 Schoen, director, Consortium fellowship programs for minority Each applicant is responsible p.m. for Graduate Study in Business University of Rochester, Interested students should sign for Blacks, 101 North Skinker students seeking to enter for arranging to take the University of Southern up for appointments immediately graduate schools. Graduate Record Examination, Blvd., Box 1132, St. Louis, California, Washington at the Placement Bureau. Missouri 63130. The Ford Foundation has three initiating admission into graduate doctoral fellowship programs for school, arranging for the year 1971 - 1972 - one each for — Blacks, American Indians, Mexican Americans and Puerto Ricans. recommendations and forwarding certified copies of his undergraduate transcript. For application forms and Michigan gains doctors, Fellowships are open to additional information students loses students who have received a may write to: Mark C. Ebersole, nurses, report says bachelor's degree during the ten Program Adviser, Doctoral years ending September Fellowships for Black, Indian or 1971. Students who plan to enter Mexican Students, The Ford graduate school and study full • Foundation, 320 East 43rd St. By The United Press International time for a doctorate in the New York, New York 10017. The Michigan Health Council "Only 62 per cent of the rapidly as possible. humanities, the social sciences or natural sciences; and students The deadline for submitting Tuesday said its 1970 survey of registered nurses are actively engaged in nursing at this time." of *The state provide a minimum Takin9 a Trip health manpower in the state $1,500 annually per student to who plan to enter careers in applications is January 31,1971. The council said the demand of A psychedelic paint - job brightens an old Chevy and a showed Michigan is gaining high quality health care has never nonprofit hospitals that are day on campus. Maybe its messaae The names of the recipients of the gray higher education. doctors but losing nurses. "Love one another" will even deter the meter - maids. A person is not eligible if he has fellowships will be announced been greater and predicted that providing diploma programs in Since 1968 an additional 380 about April 15,1971. some type of national health nursing. State News photo previously, or is now engaged, in doctors and 359 dentists by Jeff Gates professional or graduate study. The Consortium for Graduate program will be established registered in Michigan, but during within the next few years that Recipients will be selected Study in Business for Blacks is a the same period, the total number upon the recommendation of a combined effort of five of registered nurses dropped 196, will increase the need for medical manpower. TAKE-OVER SEEN panel of distinguished faculty universities and is designed to the report said. members of different universities hasten the entry of blacks into •'There is a shortage of several In order to meet the predicted hundred thousand registered demand, the council 'Fake' foods nurses nationwide and recommended that: Michigan stores ♦Michigan medical schools Wharton wins award is severely short," said John A. Doherty, vice president of the graduate a minimum of 600 council. physicians annually during the 1970s. This would double the Doherty said Michigan has 277 The significance of the saturated fat in foods by number of doctors graduated By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS synthetic eggs. registered nurses per 100,000 70'Man of Year' synthetic foods was underscored providing synthetic foods that The materials have as population while other large from state medical schools during Beef stew that never saw a recently by a leading public may be more nutritional. a long lito( I states have ratios ranging from the past decade. stockyard; bacon that never health official, who called on the Already a good part of the names: Analogs, synthetics, extenders, simulated foods, I 312 to408 per 100,000. ♦Foreign medical school heard an oink. Both were born in food industry to "engineer a safe population is exposed to the "Artificial foods" is the I President Wharton has been named "1970 Man of the Year" by "Many Michigan hospitals, graduates applying for licenses in the soybean field, then flavored, diet" for Americans. simulated foods. Inmates of favored by opponents of choice I the Boston Latin School Association. including the University of Michigan be given one providing textured and colored to look like Dr. George James, president institutions, diners - out and even whole thing. But whatever the I Wharton will be guest of honor at a dinner Nov. 24 at the Harvard Michigan Hospital at Ann Arbor, they have passed the national meat. and dean of the Mt. Sinai School the housewife buying "vegetable called, they are nearly al they I Club of Boston. have had to close large sections exams. These synthetic foods are of Medicine in New York, said protein 'bacon' bits" are eating are V The Boston Latin School, founded in 1635, is the oldest public and wings because of the lack of * All Michigan community spreading into supermarkets and there is enough evidence linking them. Many of the big food vegetable proteins dressed up to look and taste like meat I school in the United States. registered nurses," the report colleges currently offering larders. Their coming may be high levels of cholesterol in the suppliers are already in the The Wall Street protein. I Previous winners of the "Man of the Year" award include Roy said. "The shortage is particularly associate degree nursing programs good news for soybean growers blood with heart disease to justify market and others are doing Journal I Larsen of Time Magazine, Vin Learson, president of IBM, Joseph P. severe on night shifts and increase the potential number of and for consumers, and bad news changing the nation's diet habits research on such things as recently estimated the volumeof the analogs this year would V Kennedy and Cardinal John Wright. weekends. graduates by 25 per cent as for cattlemen and dairymen. by reducing fat content and artificial cream cheese and be I $10 million, three times as much I in 1965. And it cited Why Pay More! market I as Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay Mote! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More!1 a survey showing probable 1980 1 sales of $1.5 to $2 billion. I Simulations that nowaccountfor I "WhyPay MoreTo Stock-Up less than 1 per cent of total meat I volume could rise to 5 percentio I the next decade. I The main selling point of the I synthetic foods will be price, I aimed at producing analogs for I half the cost of animal meat,ease f On Your Favorite Monte Foods?" of preparation, uniform quality I from one batch to another, ami, I since the analogs are made to I formula, they can be tailored to meet diet fads. | For instance, fat can be heldto I I thrifty a minimum in making mat acres BUFFET ITEMS simulations, and the fat usedcan I be of the more acceptable kinds. I THRIFTY ACRES IS OPEN FROM 9 AM General Foods is working on the I TO 10 P.M. DAILY, EXCEPT YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE. SUNDAY. FOR SUNDAY CUT GREEN BEANS "v.." SWEET PEAS SZ. FRUIT COCKTAIL PINEAPPLE JUICE problem of cholesterol in eggs, I perhaps to find "synthetic I HOURS 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. replacements for egg products," I CORN ™" says A. S. Clausi, director of I PEACHES 6/89* £ 950 990 - corporate research. Borden istest marketing a cream cheese made I from vegetable fats. Some might be surprised at the I palatability of present ■ day I analogs. Members of one dairy 1 I I TOMATO JUICE cooperative in Arizona, a state I where synthetic milk is legal,had I inspected ARMOUR'S GOLD BAND their usual glass of milk with their I small whole 3/87C monthly luncheon. Afterward, I sweet potatoes the secretary of the cooperative I TOM TURKEYS J 29S told them they had drunk I synthetic milk, at 15 cents i I quart. I "You didn't even realize it, I he said. "That shows how closeit | is to the real thing. Be warned- you can lose your market." LEAN LONG |P0RK STEAKH EMU concert BONE set for Sunday I Traffic and Tea Garden and I I GRAPEFRUIT S- 5 Van Winkle will perform at a rock I FLORIDA concert at 8:30 p.m. Eastern Michigan University ® Sunday'1 I Ypsilanti. SEEDLESS . Tickets for the concert whM will be in the Bowen Field House I are available at thf J L. Hudson I GAYL0RD Stores, Little Things in Ann and EMU's McKeMJ I I STRAWBERRIES Arbor FROZEN Union. They cost $3, $3.50,H and $4.50. I SLICED YELLOW : i8c: ^■PEACHES 3CLING i8< i 11 "Why ray More!" || save i8c; SAVE 15c [..♦ ■ DEL MONTE Tpscr- mm \3- STERNS Green Onion or A m TOP FROST FROZEN VEGETABLES IN BUTTER SAUCE | RED SALMON :"85 FRENCH CH|p D,p r 24 PEAS, CORN, BEANS MIXED VEGETABLES OR I ■ Thi. limited t. on. p.r il.m and Expires Saturday, Nov.mbor 7, 1*70. p.r lnm.ly = ■ I I Dept. 1 |V2J Meijer & Thrifty Acres Coupon 5 v 5100 *512£ W. Saginaw — 6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4, 1970 11 Sflpo Htote at MERIDIAN MALL YANKEE CENTER LANSING MALL STORE HOURS: MON. THRU SAT., 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SLICED OR HALVES IN HEAVY SYRUP DEL MONTE peter's grade one GRADE FRYER PEACHES SKINLESS FRANKS LEGS OR BREASTS POUND POUND tfith This PKG. Coupon and *5.00 Store Purch.i. BOX 4 HAMADY BROS WITHOUT COUPON—2-LB. BOX With This Coupon and $5.00 Store Purch SJ WITHOUT COUPON—2-LB. 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And on the inspiring play — Abrazas . . . $3.44 gridiron you've got your Mike Rasmussens, il Foxs and Vic The Byrds (untitled) $3.44 Mittelbergs who are always encouraging their . . . pmmatesand reminding them of the Mark Lindsay big game coming up. - Silver Bird $2.87 fTnere aren't any individuals on the MSU squad. It's just one big Tammy Wynette— The First Lady $2.87 ply all out after one big goal — a winning team. Marty Robbins — My Woman, My Wife . . $2.87 Johnny Cash at San Quentin $2.87 |ars/fy Club The Chicago Transit Authority $3.44 Donovan - Open Road $2.87 Andy Williams leefs tonight — Raindrops Keep Fallin'on My Head $3.44 Gary Puckett & The Union Gap's |he Varsity Club will P'ar semi hold its Greatest Hits $2.87 - monthly meeting Pgnt at 7:30 p.m. in the P'um Clubroom. Plans for Pay's hockey game will RECORD DEPT. be SAVE $2.19 •"A' -V A q* quality synthetic hair by Dynel Modacrylic that's so easy to wash, wear and style yourself! Choose from Bla~k, Browns, Blondes and Frosted. Across From the Union 5125 W. Saginaw —62utf i. I'uflnsyivania brand 3pen 'til 9:00 p.m. Wednesdays ~ River, 1 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4,, STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED Whether You Want classified 3558255 to Buy Big or Small .... Want Ads Feature Them All! 355-8255 The State News does not permit racial or religious Auto Service & Parts SpGiklDQ . . .by Phil Frank For Rent For Sale For Sale AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and1 discrimination in- its WASHER, PERFECT - save $100 YOU advertising columns. The American cars. If we can't fix it, it TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. over new one; two like new WON'T selection believe" ~~ „ can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Lake view lots. $30/week, no 0f fr °ur S| Wast! State News will accept advertising which not WANTED: VW snowtires, preferably lease. 15 minutes from campus. 641-6601. TF mirrored bathroom cabinets. Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S ss.'£i,L °a™uunt I * AUTOMOTIVE studded, preferably radial. C-5-11-6 ' discriminates against 12 STRING guitar, Eko, Acoustic Scooters 8i Cycles 351-3583, after 5 p.m. 5-11-10 FOUR ROOMS furnished or partly religion, race, color or electric. Rare. Beautiful. Best offer. Auto Parts & Service furnished. Married students only. 351-8733.3-11-6 INFLATABLE p7"^ national origin. CHEVROLET 1965. FURNITURE. Aviation 327, Holly Call 332 5762. 5-11-5 hassocks. Chair, ASTl«| carburetor, Offy Call 372-2918.3-11-4 intake, $250 WILLEX PRODUCTS - The only All colors 33,^1 EMPLOYMENT I * FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. product that makes water wetter. _J^on-midnight. o-imj * FOR RENT Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 Save time, money and work. Automotive MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East apple cider days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C 393-6043.4-11-9 Apartments Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. Houses Complete auto painting and DELUXE 2 MUSTANG 1965. Very good bedroom, balcony TWO ADULT tickets to Purdue game. J7"!S5.?roMLw^ 1 collision service. IV 5-0256. C Rooms condition. No rust. Black, apartment, overlooking Red Also, junior coupon. 351-2463. automatic, six cylinder. $750. Call Cedar. Furnished or unfurnished. 1-11-4 * FOR SALE REBUILT GENERATORS, Dave, 351-6212 or, after 5 p.m., 332-6197, after 5 p.m. 0-11-5 Animals 332-6047.5-11-10 alternators, regulators, and use NIKON NIKKOREX FARFISA CHORD organ and ■ batteries. Reasonable prices. Coupled meter, * Mobile Homes PERSONAL MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1965. 694-0865.3-11-6 Houses Gibson amp. $400. Lot No. 602, 2780 East Grand River after six. portable case ,ape $58.^ I New paint job. Excellent 2-11-5 accessories tat ™*.■ * PEANUTS PERSONAL condition. Good tires. Nena, 353-8658. 2 i Denn« I * REAL ESTATE 332-8647. 5-11-4 Employment ONE HAND vacuum cleaner, clothes 15 * RECREATION MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE 1966. SPECIALISTS READING, hamper, 4-drawer chest. IV 7-5231. GIRLS STINGRAY b.ke vears old. Z"! X-11-4 $25. 337-121, * SERVICE V-8. Power steering and top. retardation, law enforcement, p.m. 3-11-6 ■ Deluxe interior, $850. 355-0706. others. Call Cline Teachers ONE GIRL 21 Typing Service 5-11-4 Agency, 332-5079. 3-11-6 over - immediate APARTMENT SIZE Hoover spin dry occupancy through October 1971. washer. $100. Call 332-2038. * TRANSPORTATION $50 a month. Call 351-8286. 3-11-5 * WANTED MUSTANG 1965. V-8. Very good LADY TO give loving care to 3 after 5 p.m. 3-11-6 e. 641-4346,1 condition. $750. 332-8275, after children and perform household ELECTROLUX TANK Vacuum DEADLINE 4 p.m. 353-5936, 7:30 a.m. 4 duties while mother is in hospital. DOWNTOWN. HUGE furnished house guaranteed - Cleaner with attachments and floor used"* 1 P.M. one class day p.m. 3-11-6 References, 1-11-4 please. 646-2511. m is themi&Fmmttmtz--' needs roommates. $75, includes utilities, own bedroom, maid polisher. A-1 condition, $17. machines. $9.95 up choose from. Portable 0ur ^ before publication. MUSTANG 1969. Automatic, power txmioite umj imathek service. 487-0046. 5-11-9 Phone 482-2911.C-4-11-6 models, and cab™ I Cancellations - 12 noon steering, disc brakes, low mileage, TELEPHONE SALES. Girl to start some late models jl I one class day before $2000. 882 1641, after 5:30 p.m. immediately in downtown MT. HOPE and Washington, near. 2 USED TANK vacuum cleaner. zafl and straight st.tchil publication. 3-11-6 telephone sales our office. No bedroom duplex, unfurnished, Excellent condition, powerful suction. All attachments, $12. Call electro grand, Michigan Avenue. Lansing. H, 804 ewl experience required, will train. kitchen appliances, basement, 9 5 p.m. 489-4095.4-11-6 - Saturday, 9.12,3.' PHONE OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88, 1966. Permanent position, part time garage. Utilities paid, except 355-8255 Automatic, all power, very good hours. $2.00 per hour guaranteed electricity. $145 a month. AKAI TAPE recorder running condition. $950. to start. For appointment call Mr. 372-4682. 3-11-6 1970 BLACK and white 19" portable speakers $125. Phone No. 1710 t«wI RATES 332-8275 after 4 p.m., 353-5936, Peters, 372-3439. 1-11-4 TV. Under warranty, perfect condition. $75. 355-7949. 2-11-4 485-3ijj| 1 day $1.50 7:30 a.m. -4 p.m. 3-11-6 TWO GIRLS needed to share farm UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY: If you For Rent For Rent 337-7776. 15c per word per day PLYMOUTH 1963. 6 cylinder stick. are willing to work, own hours, house. Car needed, PEACE. B-11-4 HEATHKIT BASS Amplifier. 100 IVORY, EBONY national carvings~N~ 3 days $4.00 watts RMS. $140. 351-3597. dress, Egypt,.,:, Starts faithfully, runs great. $175. part or full time. Please call MALE TEACHER or grad student 131/2C per OKEMOS, 1 bedroom, furnished 3-11-6 tray, Danish pipes, 10" I word per day 351-8151. 3-11-6 372-1648. 3-11-4 preferred. 2 ONE GIRL for 5 Chess . ij» 5 days $6.50 bedroom. monthly. Call 489-7805 before 10 $75 apartment, parking, utilities paid, 351-6586. 5-11-6 spring. After 5 man. Close. Winter, p.m. 351-7963. 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, set. table. Radio Oriental type coff«I record player. 13c per word per day PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967. NEEDED: MATURE energetic canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 75 ■ a.m., after 7 p.m. 3-11-5 10-11-13 rpm, English jodhpurs, fur n woman to run house for full year. $7.88 and up. (based on 10 words per ad) Excellent condition. Mag wheels. working STUDIO APARTMENT, furnished, one dresses from '20's For information, 355-0587. mother. 3 mornings a week, 8:15 ONE GIRL DENNIS DISTRIBUTING sublet, one bedroom. parking. 241 North Harrison. 332-3672.1-11-4 Peanuts Personals must be 3-11-6 a.m. - 1 p.m. Work includes care of Starting December. 337-2005 351-6586.5-11-6 Rooms COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. baby and 2 school age children, and after 6 p.m. 2-11-4 Opposite City Market. C-11-5 EXCELLENT USED FURS. pre-paid. PONTIAC LEMANS, 1966. Excellent cleaning. $26 a week. Call all sizes and types. $20 Coats,s| • There will be a 50c service condition. 2 door. Power. 30,000 332-5297 after 3 p.m. 2-11-4 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. CEDAR GREENS 351-6337.0-11-4 and miles. 355-5926. 5-11-10 Brand new portables - $49.95, bookkeeping charge if SITTER NEEDED after school for 3 $5.00 per month. Large selection this ad is not paid within ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. one week. PORSCHE 1966, 912. Excellent boys, near east end of campus. Call GIRL FOR 3 man. Winter, spring. 1 Bedroom Furnished Completely furnished. 372-8077 of reconditioned used machines. Animals 332-3842.3-11-5 Cheapl Close. Call 351-2367. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New condition. Must sell, first $2500. before 4 p.m. C 2-11-5 The State News will be 489-5988, days. 3-11-4 PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per Short Term Leases Home & "Many Others." $19.95 SCHNAUZERS AND Poodlesl to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS groomed. $5 and responsible only for the week. Car necessary. Call FURNISHED APARTMENT and Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men up. 882-0788.| DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, first day's incorrect 351-7319 for interview. C garage. One bedroom. Four rooms or women. Membership privileges. 1115 North Washington, insertion and bath. Gas heat. Close in. No Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, 489-6448. C-11-5 :REE TWO black male puppies. 101 COMPUTER OPERATOR. First shift SI MCA 1967 Adoor. Good operator for IBM S-360 model 20 kids or pets please. IV 2-9941. gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O weeks. After 5 p.m. 33 7-0794 1 3-11-6 WANTED: ONE man for apartment EMPIRE TURNTABLE, Panasonic 3-11-6 condition. 355-0125 or disc system. Call Owosso 517 - across from Berkey. Own room. No AM-FM receiver with cassette 355-7763. 3-11-4 725-7161, Mr. Warded. 4-11-5 FURNISHED APARTMENT: One ONE BEDROOM furnished player, Telex AM-FM REGISTERED QUARTER damage deposit. 351-2121. 3-11-5 room and receiver RAMBLER AMERICAN convertible. FAST GROWING company now has apartment. $115/month includes cKlTFD'ross 'rom with 8 track player. STEREO gelding. 4 years old. Truoad, I A utomotive campus. RcNJ.&jTe. Phone 1965. 28,000 miles. New tires. openings for several full time men. heat, water. Deposft. No children, SOUTH SIDE: a one bedroom 332-0792. 5-11-5 Amps, receivers, speakers, tape gentle, $300. 3539672. Ever., 15s I $395,487-3176.3-11-6 pets. 482-6383.3-11-6 recorders and decks. Turntables, 8 332-1189.3-11-6 Also 2 part time positions open. partially furnished. Rec room, SUICK SPECIAL 1955. Automatic, track auto tape players. 8 track Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 utilities paid. $100. 484-3009 V-8. Fair condition. Reliable, ROADRUNNER, 1969. 4 speed, p.m. only. C 3-11-5 For Sale tapes. We Buy, Sell and Trade. MALE KITTENS, Free. 1 Tiger, 11 reasonable. 332-0907.1-11-4 stereo tape, many extras. Low WILCOX SECONDHAND black and white. Call 332-39611 price, new car ordered. 625-3803. DOWNTOWN, MUST sublet one POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, STORE, 509 East after 2 p.m. 1-11-4 PART TIME employment: 12 -20 Michigan, BUICK, 1963 Wildcat. 63,000 miles, 3-11-6 bedroom air conditioned, special sale. $29.95 up, plus 485-4391, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. C hours per week. Automobile HELPI HAVE to quit schooi. Must good condition. Call Howie, furnished. Deposit crystals. MAIN GERMAN SHEPHERDS, e required. 351-5800. O sublease one bedroom apartment. paid. Phone ELECTRONICS,' 332-3568. 3-11-4 THUNDERBIRD 1967 - Hardtop, Call 351-0896 anytime after 5 339-9107.3-11-5 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all watchdogs, companions. RUTH'S,® power steering, power brakes, air 5-11-6 Lansing. C brands. 30% off list price. Rich: 14645 Airport Road, 484-40»( BUICK LaSABRE, 1966, two door, conditioning. Excellent condition. For Rent p.m. MARRIED STUDENTS: Spacious 2 351-5869. C 1-11-4 V-8. Automatic, power brake, $1695. 355-9905.5-11-4 bedroom apartments. Carpeting, 1970 SINGER $57.00 power steering, air. Phone BURCHAM WOO >S drapes, air conditioning and EMERALD RING: For sale with 10 LABRADOR RETRIEVERS, | PORTABLE DISHWASHERS. Cash price just a few months old in a 355-0847.5-11-6 THUNDERBIRD 1965 Landau, full kitchen small diamonds, $500. Phone registered black pups a Compact Refrigerators, rentals. APARTMENTS applicances, otherwise beautiful walnut sew table, fully power, sharp, $975. Call 485-7671. unfurnished. 20 minutes 393-0384. 5-11-6 Vaccinated and worr*i( ESCHTRUTH from equipped CADILLAC SEDAN DeVille, 1965. 3-11-5 APPLIANCES & to zig-zag, monogram, campus in Eaton Rapids. Modern 641-6201. 2-11-5 Blue, only $950. 724 Spokane. Call TV. Grand Ledge, 627-2191. O Only 2 Efficiencies buttonholes. You have a selection 1970 ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannica, left. From $125. brick building. $160/month. Call of owner, 485-9433 or 882-7608 TRIUMPH 1965. Good fancy embroidery designs by $195 and Britannica Junior, $65. condition. Mr. 3-11-5 TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free Shimnoski, evenings, choosing from an assortment of $550. See John, 202 Haslett 663-4266. X-7-11-5 651-5065.3-11-4 deliveries. Call SELC.O 745 Burcham Drive cams and winds the bobbin Street, (upstairs). 5-11-5 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE, 1967. COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. automatically. Only $57.00 cash Resident Manager 351-3118 SUBLET WINTER SHARP 4 - track stereo recorder. 4-speed, must sell. 958 Hubbard, only. 1 girl for or buy on E-Z terms. Call TRIUMPH, USED hardtop wanted triple. Close, inexpensive, new. Minolta SRT-101 Camera with 353-8361. 5-11-10 If no answer 484-4014 484-4553 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. O-11-6 for TR-3. Call Wayne, 489-7050. (like accessories. Call ED 2-6521, 5 7 TV RENTALS. Color and black and puppies?) Call 351-6485 - 2-11-5 NEEDED 3 males for now. 2-11-4 p.m., ask for Wells. 5-11-6 CHEVY II, 350, 1970. Headers, high white. MARSHALL MUSIC furnished SMALL SOFA, end table, RCA COMPANY, 351-7830. C apartment. Complete kitchen. 3 portable stereo. Call 355-7861. riser, Holley traction bars, mags, TRIUMPH SEAL POINT Siamese k ROADSTER, 1965 blocks from campus. ED 2-5776. EAST LANSING 3-11-4 CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. polyglas. Must sell, drafted. convertible. New rebuilt engine. TV RENTALS 3-11-6 near campus. One Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. months old. Reasonable. Diyt| 1-628-2101. 5-11-10 — Students only. Low bedroom, furnished. Large, airy call 353-4610; Phone 332-1480.3-11-4 ABC SECONDHAND STORE, monthly and term rates. Call rooms. Air conditioned. BLAUPUNCT RADIO, SWAM, 332-8961. Ask for Jeanne. 3-1MB 351-7900 GRADUATE WOMEN: 1 opening in 1208 Turner. C CHEVELLE MALIBU, 1968. 327.4 to reserve yours. Beautifully maintained. Select FM-stereo, phono - inputs, walnut VALIANT, 100, 1966. Radio, two 4-girl apartment. 1 block from speed, power steering. 355-3109, UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C cabinet; Call Chuck, 355-4048. 5:30 p.m. 3-11-4 door. Standard. $550. Call campus. Completely furnished, clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or 5-11-6 PANASONIC 8 track stereo tape APPALOOSA GELDING, 7yearsrfd.H RENT A TV and watch your favorite utilities and parking included. $65 __882-6549^0 player, with Jensens speaker. Plus 7 Smooth riding. lnquireBessey2ft| 355-4670.311-5 COMET 1965, 6 cylinder, standard VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Sunroof program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, per monfti. 337-2336. 3-11-6 CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 TAPE DECK, $60; 150 watt amp; tapes, 351-8154.5-11-4 shift. Engine and car in good sedan. Rebuilt engine, 1000 miles 337-1300. C South Pennsylvania. QUIET Cassette tape recorder; Camera - ago. 351-6650. 3-11-4 THREE ROOM apartment, carpeted, location for married, grad students Nikon. 332-5555. Ask for Don. BE A SMOOTH OPERATOR behind LABRADOR RETRIEVERS. Blril shape, $420. 355-8407, evenings 882-4872.3-11-6 air conditioned, unfurnished and faculty. ONE bedroom 5-11-6 the wheel of a motorcycle female pups. Yellow female adult ■ VOLKSWAGEN 1961, Sunroof, new Apartments except refrigerator and stove. One furnished. $150 monthly. advertised in today's Classified ads. AKC. ED 7-7213. 5-115 ■ paint, new tires, new muffler and block from A&P store. Adults Immediate SKIS KASTLE Combi; with COMET, 1964 Caliente Convertible. possession. Call bindings, pipes. HILLCREST, NEAR campus. 2 332-4886. 5-11-10 Radio, lighter. $350. Manager, 393-8657 or FOX 210cm, trunk rack. Phone Automatic, good shape. $425. 676-2866.1-11-4 bedroom furnished with PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, 485-3463. 3-11-4 351-6533, evenings. 5-11-6 dishwasher. 351-0705, NEED PEOPLE LOVING girl. __372J954. O HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT, Winter, spring term, Cedar Village. COR V AIR VOLVO, 1967, 122 S. Excellent SANSUI AMP, AU555, 60 watts and 19 6 5 40,000 miles. 351-1717.0 TWO BEDROOM furnished . condition. Phone Precision 351-3179. 5-11-10 crown FM tuner. 6 months old. Excellent condition. $475. apartment. Close to Imports, 484-4411. 1206 East campus. 355-5987.5-11-9 BAY $160. 353-1852. 3-11-5 Oakland. 7-11-6 COLONY. 1 and 2 bedroom WANTED: ONE man for four $140. Immediate occupancy. man. unfurnished. Prestige location, CORVETTE 1964, convertible Hurst, Winter, spring. Meadowbrook ^ 351-9036.5-11-4 DRUMS, BLAC"3 16 top. 4 -speed. New Polyglas and YAMAHA 1970. 175 CT-1B. Like the first residents of TWYCKING! 1AM call exhaust. 351-5209. 5-11-6 YOU ON? new. Knobby tires. $600. Also today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. How about the sound of an '7 Yamaha 1968 250 DT-1. Excellent condition. $425. Call after 6:30 authentic taxi horn imported MODELOPEN EVERYDAY % 18 % il 25 % EXCEPT SUNDAY 19 %%$ 20 z\ from India to spur your team P.m. 485-3590. 311-5 on at games or to attach to FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: Is 26 27 % 28 29 M.G. MIDGET, 1969. condition, take over payments. Excellent HONDA SCRAMBLER 1969, 450cc. $550 or best 351-3328. 3-11-6 offer. Phone your car. It is also great for waking up quiet friends. MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 So '$• li SI % §5 w Call after 5 p.m. 351-6755. 5-11 -5 SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 55 *4 87 [Js MGC 1968. Roadster. 6 cylinder, 145 CSEPEL, $100. 1956, Weird 125cc, looking 2 stroke, This horn is approx. 17" in length, of highly polished AVAILABLE. w % Uo ur— y4 % % 13 4^ horsepower, overdrive, new 482-5422. 3-11-6 bikel brass, bent and fitted with a %% % <2Tto}>cttmgl)am batteries and fuel pump. $2100 or rubber bulb. H5 Mi MT best offer. 351-2673. 3-11-6 Aviation 1H * S6 Send check or for $10.95 to J.M. money order MA NA CEMENT EXCl. USIVEL Y B Y: % % 1 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Russo, Inc. Si « sr learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 58 Salem Avenue, Pennsylvania 18407. Carbondale, Alco Management Company % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 4, 1970 For Sale Peanuts Personal ifs WHAT'S. 11 a wnni sa ^ "< Jackson Five tops charts ASHER HOUSE and Ma and Mobile Homes lm&m Pa Kint: Thanks for the Production entitled "M' Ellen" - Symphonicl ~909 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, SYIC. Chuck Roast. 1-11-4 2 bedroom. Unfurnished except appliance*. Call 625-3520 W . TO THE mighty Fox Tsay; Happy withlO-year-old lead singer birthday come what may; Hooray, qREAT LAKES, 1968. Fully Bupber's 21 today. Love W T furnished, and carpeted. 10 Poo. 1-11-4 $1.00 service charge per We can't APOLOGIZE enough to the minutes from MSU. Reasonable. insertion — to be pre¬ people scheduled for the ill - fated 882 9040. 5-11-10 HAIR theatre trip. The Hair people Recreation paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 were most gracious. Hence, THERE LOS ANGELES (AP) You're class day before. - They are a closely knit, deeply 10x40,, Carpeted, new paint, 54 mile WILL BE ANOTHER TRIP on 10 years old, the guitars and drums into a from campus. 373-4428 or SPRING BREAK In Bahamas. 8 Sunday, Nov. 8, at 12:30 p.m. for bubbling with religious family. minibus and headed for benefits introduced them to Motown. days. THE MSU BRANCH energy and lead singer of a family 351-3229. X-11-5 Scuba special available. Call OF THE these "They were brought The J-5's sound is Rick people. However, there is up and expenses — something Howe, 353-0048. 13-11-5 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND group that is one of the fastest only appearances ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS (IEEE) another OPTION, a refund, as long as strictly," says Mrs. Jackson. around the Midwest. That was in they developed called "bubble VAGABOND, 1967. 12x60. Skirted. a receipt is presented Union rising sensations on the pop music "They weren't allowed to run the gum soul," a mixture of will meet tonight at 8 . . . scene 1965. pop and King Arthur's Court. Best offer. CHRISTMAS BREAK 100 of p.m. in room Board. EXTRA tickets to HAIR are today. streets because juvenile soul. the Engineering Building. You wear a peace ring, collect 489 7089. 5-11-6 available since some IN SPAIN Professor John Ryder will speak people have delinquency was like running They did shows at the Apollo One of their appeals is already requested a refund. lizards, white mice and snakes, water in Theater in New York, the youth. $209.00 about the current state of Soviet ride a minibike, have a Gary." "They're young boys who Lost & Found 9 Days Limited Electronic technology, based on ferocious- The boys, along with three Uptown Theater in Philadelphia GAY LIBERATION has a new young people can identify with," Space observations made during his trip to phone sounding German Shepherd and other brothers and and the Regal in Call Frank Buck, number. Call 353-9795 or come to sisters, grew Chicago. says their father, a guitar 351-8604 Russia this past summer. The giggle over letters from admiring up in Gary, Ind., where their player Jim Hartle 353-6959 309 Student Services for: speakers 12 year - old girls who Last year singer Diana Ross was who never made it to the discussion will be - top and generally and panel presentations, good first say their father, Joe Jackson, operated a in Gary to do a benefit for Mayor is now their chief adviser. BAR M non-technical and everyone is - "love still lingers." crane in Stable: Horse drawn hand information on homosexuality a steel mill. Richard Hatcher. Miss Ross saw FOUND: TAN female puppy. Vicinity welcome. Refreshments will be Your name is Michael Jackson hayrides. Group rates on and the movement, legal On school vacations the "They don't have to give a people's Church, Saturday night. riding. and and the Jackson brothers perform, Boarding, instruction. 127 South counseling referrals, and information together with four brothers— Jackson Five and Jackson packed 332-5713.1-11-4 liked what she message. They are pure to Barnes, left. START on social and political events of Jackie, 19, Tito 16, Jermaine 14, saw and entertainment." 10-11-13 your November right and interest. Scheduled for November: a LOST: TAN puppy, tan collar, white come dance with the MSU party this weekend, a business tip tail. Vicinity of ATO house, Promenaders tonight at 7 p.m. in Real Estate meeting and a dance. Each of their first three records Halloween 3-11-6 night. 351-7263. WILLI AMSTON, PINECREST room 34 Everyone welcome. of the Women's Abrams Planetarium presents A.R.C. IM. The DRIVE fall term COED RECRUITING sponsored by the MSU has been No. 1 on disc charts, selling million more jockey than eight British head moves to halt Farms. copies, not Personal Architect designed 3 70. Lights and LIVE ROCK in the SPORTS CAR CLUB will shift into including bedroom, 2 full baths, brick gear tomorrow night at 8:30 p.m. in 500,000 sales from an album. cheap food imports policy ranch. On spacious wooded unique atmosphere of the the Captains Room, Union. Featured Their latest release, "I'll Be A MEETING has been planned by lot planetarium sky theatre. A.R.C. 70. with 2 car the Committee Against garage. Carpeting, speakers for the evening will be Barb There," appears headed for the Discrimination to review the fireplace and large foyer. Featuring the hard rock sound of Collar and Carol Fruechtel of the top across the country. Financing available. Phone George MAGIC - the futuristic sights of the status of women at MSU. All club's "Powder Puff Rally Team" to The boys have been mobbed interested women's organizations C. Bubolz, Realtors, 332-1248 New EYE See The Light Show Co. A by there is any for sale. encourage interest from other girls on autograph seekers at airports, BRUSSELS — Conservative 5-11-10 vast hemisphere of sound and special British and women's rights organizations campus to participate in all club have had their shirts Because Common Market lighting effects that definitely go ripped off by governments put a high value on prices have been are invited to send a representative activities. Elections will be held at tradition, FOLKS WITH keen eyes for items of together. MAGIC will be on stage in screaming fans and have been but last week Prime Minister Edward Heath kept so high, surpluses have developed in to participate in this effort. The this meeting; all members interest read the "PEANUTS front of the planetarium are forced to drop their instruments broke with one 124 years old. He broke in a just those basic products that Britain has contributions of individuals not chamber, urgently requested to make it (to the PERSONALS" in the State News delivering the sound of hard rock as on stage and flee onrushing way designed to move Britain closer to been buying overseas: wheat from the affiliated with an organization are meeting). Members should call the Classified. you lay back in also needed. CAD requests all your reclining seat club president for details concerning teenagers. continental Europe, and to loosen United States, Canada and Australia; butter and let the music and interested organizations and reach out and take flashing lights Saturday night's party at They played to sold - out traditional ties with the Commonwealth and from New Zealand, and sugar from the to call Albert Martin, your mind. Twyckingham. 332-3700. performances in Detroit, San the United States. Carribean nations. persons Administrative Assistant, Equal Service Program times are Thursday, 7:30 Francisco and Los Angeles. Britain's hopes of Opportunity Programs, 353-3922 p.m. - ^Friday, 7:30 & 9:30 p.m. - The ISRAELI STUDY At Motown, the Los Heath announced that Britain is giving up continuing to obtain NEED COPIES? Want to save? GROUP supplies from overseas will depend on the and inform him of THE Saturday, 7:30 & 9:30 p.m. Tickets welcomes all interested Angeles its old policty of cheap food imports and your COPY SHOPPE can show are $2.00 at the Union and the people to and Detroit - based recording success of its efforts to lower organization's intention to be how to get two Xerox you LEARN HEBREW tonight in the Oak introducing a system of tariffs — called levies prices in the copies for planetarium. Tickets will also be sold company with such top artists as Common Market. If they are reduced, the — represented at this meeting. The the price of one. Phone at the door. A.R.C. — a Room, Union. Advanced meets 7 - 8 Diana Ross, the on grain, meat and some dairy products. sole purpose of this meeting is to 332-4222. totally new Supremes, Stevie He was surpluses on the Continent can also be 9 p.m. reinstating the "Corn Laws" t dimension in planetarium Wonder and the Four expected to go down. In this effort Britain determine the most effective Tops, the repealed by a Conservative predecessor, Sir MSU SOARING CLUB will hold its J-5 receives 95 per cent of the fan will get support from West methods to be used in reviewing SENIORS! mail. Robert Peek, in 1846. Germany, itself a the status of women at MSU. These regularly scheduled meeting tonight Sir Robert, too, was big food importer, and opposition from Please place calls Free U classes will meet at 7:30 p.m. in room 30, Union. "The Jackson 5 is the most breaking with a France, which produces most of the your on or Have your FREE yearbook tonight: Modern Dance, 6:45, 218 tradition, a tradition of protection for before 5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 5. picture taken now!!! Call Women's phenomenal group in the history Britian's great landowners. surpluses. IM, Marvel Comics as of Motown," The meeting will begin at 7:30 Betty Lou is a nymphomaniac, she In any case, food 353-5292 for an Literature, 7 p.m.. Drug Education wants them all says a public Heath was not acting on behalf of the prices in Britain can be p.m., Nov. 5, in room 35, Student "over and over again." relations executive. expected to rise as much as 24 per cent in appointment. Center, Law in a Contemporary landowners, he was laying the groundwork Union. 2-11-5 Leroy suffers from Onan's Complaint Has success spoiled them? five years, the government estimates. Society, 7 p.m., 117 Bessey, for Britian's entry into the Overview of Grassroots (compulsive masturbation). Renee "I don't think so," European The prospect of a costlier ACCOUNTING TUTOR Politics, 7:30 has just gotten over an abortion and says quiet - Common Market. shopping basket - accounting p.m., 217 Bessey, Astronomy, 7:30 spoken Katherine Jackson, their is at the bottom of much MEN - DON'T take chances! Now MB.A. grad will tutor. $4/hour. Diedre has kept her chastity too long. His decision was announced at the same opposition in p.m., 120 Physics, Psychology of TV, mother and a clarinet Britain to you can get imported and 355-4014.3-11-6 7:30 ARE YOU READY FOR player. time in the House of Commons and at the joining the Common Market. p.m., 208 Bessey, Blues "SALVATION?" "SALVATION" IS The British government nationally known male branch headquarters of the Common Market argues that food MT. HOPE Day Care Harmonica, 7:30 p.m. Drug NOW READY FOR prices have been too low, and that the contraceptives through the privacy Center, 501 E. Education Center. YOU! Tickets in Luxembourg. There, Geoffrey Rippon, of the mails. Details free, no Mt. Hope, corner of Cedar, has are on sale at the Union, Campbells housewife has been paying less than the full chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, was openings for children. 484-7012. Smoke Shop, Marshall Budworm obligation. Write: POPSERVE, The MSU Music, State making his debut as chief negotiator for cost, shifting the burden to the taxpayer 5-11-10 CHESS CLUB will meet Discount, Alberts, and Grinnells Box 1205 - NO, Chapel Hill, N.C. who has been 27514. 1-11-4 tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the East Frandor and Britain's entry. subsidizing the farmer. Lower Lounge, East Holmes Hall. Lansing Mall. In London, the The counter argument is that WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING "Salvation" is simply eight with-it news was overshadowed the The club will begin USCF housewife ought to be able to save on WINDOWS, and painting eave rated people suffering from common by a matter of more immediate interest: the food, hits 'WE ARE all ready for the season with supplies for your decoupage gifts. There are many antiques and hand holiday nev^ ideas, and troughs. 372-8507.20-11-24 EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER matches and discuss the tournament. For in touch more with Tony coming information get Preston, hang-ups (sexual) joining together to have "Salvation" an unreal needs you experience. to make it fore announcement of a tax cut. In it was warmly welcomed by West German Luxembourg, Foreign Minister Walter Scheel, chairman of at the expense of wealthier tax Pro - payers. marketeers in Britain have little patience with this dispute. They point out wants infant: and small child full 353-7438. that the tariff wall on the Continent crafted gift ideas. Classes now happen. Come together at Erickson the Common Market Council of Ministers. against being offered, in decoupage, creative stitchery, needlepoint, time. 355-2962. 3-11-5 The lawyer will be at ASMSU from Kiva on Nov. 13, 14, 15, 20, 21 or 22 and experience what everyone will in Quebe Britain has become since 1846 the world's greatest importer of food — from Australia, British industrial goods will be dismantled at the same speed as Britain starts and Christmas boutique at PORTRAIT, CANDIDS, Passports. 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. today and every soon be really Into. The total from the Continent: British firms buying food Beverly Commercial Wednesday afternoon this term. Call New Zealand, Canada, the United States, will sell Batten's, 319Vi East Grand River, black and white, experience of sight and sound: light MONTREAL (AP) - Quebec's more autos, tweed suits and color 353-0659 for an appointment. Argentina and many other countries, Scotch whisky; upstairs, East Lansing. 332-6098. photography. 355-5726. show, rock, sex, religion, drugs, and forests, which bring the province British workmen will get more 5-11-10 wherever it can buy cheapest. pay, and that 1-11-4 nudity. Everything that makes an annual revenue of $500 should more than make college life worth living. Tickets Comparatively little has come from up for higher food MSU DAIRY CLUB will meet tonight being sold at the million, are under attack by a pest prices. ERLE NORMAN Cosmetics in the GUITAR LESSONS. Private Rock - - at 7:30p.m. in 126 popular price of that voraciously strips the needles Western Europe, where prices have been Folk • Semi-Classical. MARSHALL Anthony Hall fora only $2.00. Lansing Mall open Sundays, 12-5 general business meeting followed off evergreens. kept high. More important still, say the people who MUSIC by p.m., starting November 8 for COMPANY, 351-7830. cheeze packaging for our The system for doing this in the Common are C-11-4 Christmas VETERANS: The MSU Veterans The government says the spruce thinking of Britain's future in the world, holiday shopping Cheese Sale. Market is the system of levies. It works this joining the Common Market will enable the Association will budworm is at work in more than convenience.C hold its regular OIL PORTRAITS five million acres of trees that way; if Canadian wheat costs $70 a ton, and country to regain some of the influence it on barnwood or Russian and East European meeting tonight, at 7 p.m. at the East Common Market wheat costs has lost since World War II. Since canvas. Studies yielded pulp for newsprint and $100, Britain can LC0ME TO Delta Sigma Phi Sitting or photograph. Program will Lansing, American Legion Hall meet Nov. Sat 7:30p.m. Canadian wheat can come in only after no longer exercise much leadership in Little Sisters Open Rush 482-4049. B-11-4 in 101 N. Kedzie for the (behind Arby's end McDonald's off other paper products. The tonight. Russian paying a $30 levy. A Common Market relations with the United States or even with Call for ride, 332-5035. 2-11-4 Grand River). Things to be discussed province expects to spray a fifth movie, "And Quiet Flows the Don." member thus might just as well the RIDING TAUGHT by qualified will include, finalizing plans for the of that area in 1971, using an buy his Commonwealth, they say, its voice has instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 State Convention and the all "U" wheat inside the community, so more chance to be heard in VON CALLING! Anyone (male or WANT ADS are like a surprise insecticide called fenitrothion at long as Europe. female) seriously interested minutes from MSU campus. Dance, excursion to a Detroit Red in package! Check today's the rate of four ounces an acre. 699-2815. 11-11-18 Wing Hockey game, I .M. sports and a becoming an official Avon "PERSONALS" and seel "Similar operations assure us representative, may call 355-9428 project to improve life in the that the fauna should suffer State election results or FRENCH TUTOR. Experienced community. All interested veterans very better, drop a card (with address and phone) to 321 teaching first and second year are welcome to attend. A smoker will little," says Kevin Drummond, Hall. 3-11-6 Snyder college. 355-8186. 5-11-5 Service follow the meeting. lands and forests minister for the province. DDT was banned in PIANO BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. (Continued from page 1) BORTION IS legal in New York. For LESSONS given by "HOW TO KICK THE HABIT: Canada last year after it was No job too large or too small. referral to eccredited hospitals call experienced teacher. Call Marsha, DRUG ADDICTION AND found to kill birds and fish. Republicans led in 18 Michigan House interest caused Fortas to 351-8618.3-11-4 Block off campus. 332-3255. C districts with Democrats ahead in five. No resign from the 212-633-9825 6 p.m. - 6 a.m. AVOIDANCE", with Joel Cohen and The current budworm outbreak Supreme Court. 5-11-9 Michael Tolsen, former drug addicts, reports were available from 87 districts. In addition to BOARDING STABLES. $30 to $50 TYPING DONE on IBM Electric is Quebec's second in 30 years. In Paul managing other people's members of Encounter, presented 1940 - 60 the pest was responsible Brown, a Democrat from bills, Hart also has actively sponsored his per month. Includes feed. Call typewriter. Experienced typist. EXIC0, WINTER 1971. Classes: 487-0576 or 482-1907. 10-11-11 today on the daily 1:00 o'clock Petoskey, had 26,877 votes to lead the own legislation. Best known are his lone Call 372-6825.5-11-6 Lecture for destroying 100 million cords contest for the University of and successful fights to art, literature, Mexican - Discussion Series Michigan Culture. on of wood. The area gain passage of Earn full quarter credit for 5 MARGARET RICE: experienced WKAR, 870. currently regents. The other Democratic candidate. truth in packaging and labeling bills and in Mexico. under attack, reckoned to James L. Waters of Muskegon, was second to create Registrar, Box typist. Fast, efficient service. The Integral with 25,069. Sleeping Bear National Seattle, Yoga Institute from contain 19 million cords, is about Lakeshore south of Traverse City. Washington 332-1266, 509 Grove. 1-11-4 98166. 5-11-6 Detroit will be conducting a the size of New Jersey. The two GOP candidates had more Hart campaigned this year than 1,000 fewer votes with two making few FOR SALE by owner; Lovely 6 room beginner's lecture / demonstration on A budworm invasion is per cent promises to prospective supporters. He Peanuts Personal Typing Service home, large yard, double garage, Integral Yoga (a combination of all the Yoga disciplines) tomorrow, considered critical when of the precincts counted. Paul G. Goebel of Grand Rapids, who hopes to succeed did set several priorities, he would like to accomplish. though, for what distinctive baths, bright basement defoliaion of individual trees November 5, at 1 - 3 p.m. (Lecture his father, had 25,040 while Jack Shuler First on his agenda is an TYPING: IBM typewriter available. with fireplace. Call 489-0371. amounts to 40 per attempt to MBDA CHIS Call 5-11-13 Demonstration) and 3 5 p.m. (Hajha cent or more. of Orchard Lake, president of the have Congress override President Nixon's Bruce, Bill, Lee, Joe, Dodie D. after 5:30 p.m. - That condition has been reached Gary, Mike and Sam. Yoga postures, breething, chanting, university's alumni group, had 24,560. veto of a bill, which Hart co-sponsored, Many thanks 484-6747.5-11-4 'Of in 3.35 million acres of the five Sen. Hart, elected to a third term helping with the Halloween NOTHING BUT NOTHING will find a meditation) in Phillips Hall Vending by a setting a limit of seven cents per vote cast party. Love, ANN BROWN: Machine Room (in basement million under attack. resounding majority, read his victory on spending for television and radio SDTs. 1-11-4 Typing and multilith buyer for your sporting goods more next to offset printing. Complete service the black cultural room). Students Balsam fir trees begin to die Wednesday as an endorsement of the campaign advertising. quickly than a Want Ad. Dial Hart is also hoping for early should bring a blanket or liberal philosophy that has been his JTY F IS IT November HaPPy 21st. Ralph. 1-11-4 2 or 4? for dissertations, theses, 355-8255 now! for cushioning, wear loose sleeping bag after four years of severe the Hart-McGovern passage of manuscripts, general typing. IBM. clothing defoliation. Countermeasures political hallmark. environmental 21 years experience. 332-8384. C and avoid eating after 1 p.m. must be taken by the third "I hope it is not presumptuous in protection bill. The bill, patterned on one u Donations will be requested but year. passed by the Michigan Legislature earlier BAND: It was not White spruce is another leading reading the results of this election to say in great hearing you T ransportation required. that the people of Michigan have not this year, would allow individuals to seek such close range. Anytime guys. COMPLETE THESES service. victim. turned sharply to the right," Hart told court action Sigma Kappas. 1-11-4 Discount printing. IBM typing and barring pollution by binding of theses, resumes, The MSU Ski Club is sponsoring supporters in a victory statement. corporations or government agencies. BRING TASTE to your life Hart, 57, returns to his third term in Hart has also promised a publications. Across from campus, style! workouts to get into shape for the ski strong push Find luxury apartments in the Senate as one of its most for an expanded school lunch BREATH YOUR OWN FOOD corner below COPYGRAPH MAC Style and Grand Shop. Call SERVICES, River, Classified Ads. today's season. men's All and persons interested in a women's ski team and Balloting beats members and as an acknowledged leader of its liberals.. popular and military continued pressure for reduced spending and program increased getting in shape can join us tonight at Although he has never held a appropriations for domestic social needs. 337-1666. C Wanted the Dirt Arena in the Men's IM at 7 p.m. tonight. birth of baby leadership post, Hart has the reputation as one of the Senate's most effective future astronauts TYPING: 85 wpm, term papers, WANTED: APARTMENT, single on long members. He sits on two major sPace thesis, scientific reports. missions may eat food priority list female student. Delta Sigma Phi will hold open rush committees Commerce ^generated from their own Reasonable. 484-2661. 5-11-9 Furnished / unfurnished, near Long stay. on — and the for Little Sisters tonight at 7 - 8:30 Judiciary - and heads subcommittees on oreath. The MSU. Maximum $100/month. Report revisions hungry spaceman p.m. For rides, girls may call energy utilization and on anti-trust and *h0 wants DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 332-3848. W-11-4 seconds will just 332-5035. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP)- monopoly. nave to papers. Expert typist with degree Election officials A soft-spoken but persuasive man, Hart pant. at one in English. IBM. (Also editing). BABYSITTER WANTS work. Late is known as a skilled parliamentarian and Undergraduate Philosophy Club will Minneapolis poll reported And if you 351-8950. OO afternoons, evenings, weekends. hold a has been a frequent choice of the (Continued from page 1) a symposium today at 4 p.m. in want to turn things Francine young woman Tuesday put provision for authoritative interpretation" lat are of Kitchen. 332-1838 room 34, Union. Professors Stephen leadership to shepherd important bills. no use to you into TYPING IN MY home. Electric IBM 3-11-5 E. Toulmin, Dhirendra Sharma, and voting ahead of the birth of her He claims as his most of which measures «Wh you just have to dial first baby. important may be reserved by the typewriter, 10 years office Donald Koch and Mr. Roger Cady accomplishment during 12 years in the faculty for their exclusive judgment. 55-8255. It's the telephone experience. Reasonable rates. CLEANING - BY the hour. 4 to 5 will speak on Mrs. Robert Chevrier, 21, Senate his role as floor number hours a day. $2/hour. 489-1910. "Philosophy and Public manager of the John F. A. Taylor, chairman of the of State News 882-2312. 5-11-9 Policy: the Political Responsibilities appeared shortly after the polls 1965 Voting Rights Act. He also managed Special lassified 3-11-5 Panel on Student Ads and the easy, of Philosophers." opened at 7 a.m. an almost-victorious battle to bar Participation, replied to c°nomical way to reach PROFESSIONAL BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for "I'm on the way to a hospital to development of the antiballistic missile Killingsworth, saying that this decision MSU would be made by vote of the Academic People message! Act now! with your sales THESIS PREPARATION all positive, A negative, B negative RODEO CLUB will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Judging have my first baby," she said. system in 1969, losing the key test by just one vote. Council, with student members included in and AB negative, $10.00. O "Could you let me vote ahead of Pavilion for a meeting and practice the vote. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN the line?" with steers and calves. Chitra M. Smith, associate COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, The voting officials agreed. Mrs. One such management professor in assignment, James Madison 507'/4 East Grand River, East Chevrier cast her ballot and then however, caused Hart major College, successfully TRI-BETA will meet tonight at 7:30 SP1E2°sST^K,ER vbJ* Ml5. ,(ToH:loturo»>; SV,t,m: E V" 6 CimiKt. Prot.««lM»l T»««I« SmlM fir Lansing. Above the new Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Campus p.m. in room 39, Union. Dr. Hensley, drove to the hospital. embarrassment. Hart was manage Senate confirmation of President asked to proposed that all references to section pertaining to the women in the Maittr's ind Ooct«r«l C»ndldit««. FfM professor of zoology will present a A couple of hours later, a composition of the orr h be« oftS; now $100. slide show on "The Lyndon Johnson's nomination of Abe council be omitted. 5 30 P.m. 351-4046 after Inchon ind CiM«l»»tl«». Ecology of the hospital spokesman reported all Fortas as chief justice, a task which he The report had 5-12-7 Cliff and Paula Hau|h«y 337 1M7 «r 827 2931 Southwest." Refreshments will be was well with Mrs. Chevrier "but provided that two of the served. pursued vigorously, and was left holding 10 seats for she hasn't had her baby yet." the bag when revelations representatives - at - large would on conflict oi be reserved for women. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, November 4 Advisory By JON I BENN State News Staff Writer advisory committees are launching programs to broaden a published a student handbook and grappled with the problem of Other actions on the board college level include the establishment of appointed delegates from each of 13 business - related student other means of encouraging student participation at the committee, tackles It sponsors nationality clubs corresponding upperclassman advki. In the spring of 1969, a group a student ombudsman office to organizations plus two members - department or college levels. to interests in curriculum as well dwindling base of student getting classes located closer to at large. ethnic affiliations. The clubs of journalism students, the Journalism Bldg. consult students on courses - Since abolishing the all - college as participation in University Less stringent membership student advisory committee, the disgruntled with departmental academic affairs. Walsh perceives the offered by the college. vary in composition with the bring group's requirements are stipulated by " rabilities and led by the Tackling a problem already function as a "union negotiator" Despite the fact that the ATL College of Education has yearly changes in foreign student the Dept. of Engineering. Journalism Student Advisory mastered by the School of in a situation in which students Student Advisory Board has not provided for representation at the registration. Committee, marched to Acting yet become fully structured for Department majors can obtain a program level. The program "The academic assistant Journalism and the Dept. of Multi are the union members and - boards agree voting seat on the Dean's related committees usually th«t student President Walter Adams' office to administrators represent the new school year, it is already are program in Justin Morrill College ia their - disciplinary Social Science, the Advisory Council after attending greatest hunrfi Patil> composed of elected members was started in the fall of 1967 as visibly express their unhappiness. The result, in part, was the establishment of a student Dean's Advisory Committee for the College of Arts and Letters is management. Members of the Dean's promoting programs of student interest. Included in these are discussions with onlv three meetings. Not all colleges have provisions from the education classes. Although the Center for an attempt to formalize what was recognized as an active informal -^thylsirXaXf of awareness coupled Jff'J* seeking abolishment of the Advisory Committee of the Dept. Mary Sharp, East for student advisory boards. own limitations in attomJ* allocation of International Programs does not advising system at work within reading room, of Engineering provide student Lansing councilwoman, Daniel '"crease additional office space for the college's language requirement. Referendum set academic governance and Lerned, East Lansing city Many, however, have instituted have a formally structured the residence hall; that is, the student T'0 communication, department in Linton Hall and To determine student support advisement in all areas of the attorney, and Philip O. Pittenger. membersV more typewriters. for their efforts, the committee college, according to George M. state representative from the 58th District and With the same spirit of determination, various student has slated a collegewide referendum next Wednesday. The VanDusen, asst. dean. The committee initiated Republican candidate for the Senate from the PENTAGON REPORTS 24th District. referendum will poll student changes in the grading system, attitudes toward the and it was the first student Member selection body Mediterranean fleets In addition to a undergraduate foreign language to institute faculty rating forms. diversity of requirement on both the college and department levels. The referendum marks the first Present plans include high organization and function, the school recruitment to encourage student boards have differing high school students to study means of selecting members. The cut present student committees of WASHINGTON (AP) - Both the United States and the Soviet "Both fleets appear to be returning to what is attempt by the committee to engineering at MSU. essentialiv. initiate curriculum change at the the School of Journalism and the Union have reduced their fleets in the Mediterranean, returning to Jordanian crisis force level," Friedheim said. "y ® pre- Participation urged levels that existed before the recent Jordanian crisis, the Pentagon college level. In a drive to increase student Dept. Multi - disciplinary Social The United States sent at least a dozen announced Tuesday. ships, including th Departmental committees in representation at the department Science were chosen by their Saratoga, into the Meditenranepn in September when it annirl the College of Arts and Letters and college level, the Student predecessors following Jerry W. Friedheim, deputy asst. secretary of defense, announced that the government of Jordan was in that the carrier Saratoga and nine supporting destroyers and other danger of falling unH include the active Art Students Planning Committee for the petitioning and interview onslaught of Palestinian guerrillas and invasion by some s J? ships had returned to the Atlantic Fleet. Advisory Committee (ASA). University College is petitioning procedures. In the College of Business, At the same time, Friedheim said the Soviet Union had shifted backed Syrian troops. * me Soviet Although the board has an for student membership on the some ships from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean and the Friedheim declined to comment on whether the withdraw elected c hairman and Natural Science Dept. Advisory representation on the Student the Board. Advisory Council consists of Black Sea. He said he had no specifics on the number or types of the Saratoga and the other reinforcements meant that tho i v,°! representatives to faculty Soviet ships. States regarded the crisis as over. e Lnite,i committees, meetings consist of informal weekly interested students. The board launched its fall schedule with a "People's GRAND OPENING SPECIALS! Parade," a bizarre plan for increasing University awareness of the Art Department and Kresge Art Center. Since then it has focused its efforts on revising the curriculum BONUS SPECIAL! TURKEY and improving working conditions at Kresge. Its most recent action involved presenting petitions for a student lounge and 24 - hour admittance to the DISCOUNT FOODS DRUMSTICKS center to Erling B. Brauner, department chairman. The ASA has scheduled a 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVENUE departmental open house for Nov. 23, to familiarize students, especially freshman art majors, with available courses and programs. Better communication The Journalism Student Advisory Committee (J-SAC), which prides itself as being one of the most active student boards HFRYERS~25 on Cooling off campus, is directing its attention A resident of Abbott Hall toward establishing better communication on the department level, according to POTATO makes good use of the sudden cold snap to beverage. chill his favorite Michael D. Walsh, Pontiac senior. To try to increase student awareness, J-SAC has had open CHIPS SN photo by Jeff Gates houses for underclassmen, 475BACON 59