We . . . Friday are all outlaws in the eyes of michigan Clear . . . STATE MEWS lerica. — Paul Kantner state . . chance . with a of high in the 50s today, rain tonight and university Saturday. ie 63 Number 81 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 6, 1970 Milliken beats Levin; Dems win other posts ByJEFF SHELER Washington to join the Nixon and them the 15 other offices on the statewide adminstration. appointed more blacks to state offices and ROBERTA SMITH ballot. boards in his 22 months than any governor Milliken returned the compliment to State News Staff Writers His stronger than expected Levin, commending the senator for a "fair showing in during his entire tenure before. Gov. Milliken was declared the winner of and energetic campaign." Wayne County was attributed to unusual His reward was at least 20 per cent of the support from black voters and Catholics. black vote. Michigan's gubernatorial race Thursday "Senator Levin was a most worthy after two days of waiting for Detroit Milliken has pushed hard for equal The strong Catholic support came because opponent and my respect for him remains officials to count computerized ballots. high," Milliken said. opportunity legislation and governmental Milliken backed state aid to parochial action in his political schools. Democratic State Sen. Sander M. Levin career, and has met with newsmen at 1:35 p.m. "I fully expect that he will continue to be Thursday to congratulate Milliken, who won his first full a very effective and respected voice in the term as governor in the Democratic party in Michigan, and I believe closely fought campaign. he will continue to make an important contribution to his party and to the state," RECOUNTS POSSIBLE "The results to me are clear," Levin said of the election, even though votes were still Milliken said. Levin said he didn't think it was a time for being slowly tabulated in Detroit. "The governor has been elected to him to speculate on his future in politics. He Candidates still wait a four - year term, and I congratulate him." offered to help the Milliken administration Levin commended in facing the important issues of the 1970's. Milliken for "the dignity of his effort" in running "I have been so immersed in the campaign, a clean campaign. I've never looked beyond it," Levin said of Milliken held lead of his plans for the future. a 63,608 votes late Thursday morning with 256 precincts left to count. Milliken and Levin held a closed - door are This campaign has proved that coattails misdescribed, Levin said. Top state for election resu Its democrats campaigned heavily for Levin in meeting in Milliken's Lansing office and two By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on of the more than 1,000 hours later Levin conceded the election. the last weeks before election. Levin said voting machines this may show good faith, but that on Votes were being counted or recounted now being returned to election board With his wife Vicki beside him and his election day coattails don't matter much. Thursday in undecided election races in four headquarters in Providence. campaign staff nearby, Levin said he was states with Sen.Vance Hartke of Indiana A recount begins Nov. 23 in Maine where Levin commended the governor on his proud of the efforts of all who had helped Democratic Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis leads him in the campaign. wise decision not to import President Nixon claiming victory in that state's senatorial or Vice President race. Republican Atty. Gen. James S. Erwin by Levin said there was Agnew for the campaign. nothing in the Milliken responded and said he believed Other races too close to call were 702 votes in complete but unofficial returns. campaign he would have done differently being State troopers are guarding the ballot boxes strongly that the campaign should have been decided in Kentucky, Maine, Oklahoma and had he the chance. by closed circuit television. one based on state issues, not relying on Rhode Island. "I don't want to make any excuses," Levin Absentee ballots apparently also hold the said. "I don't want to look for any outsiders. Hartke, the incumbent Democrat, called a news conference to claim key to the only undecided House race, scapegoats. The people of this state have victory in his Milliken and Levin both had a short photo finish race with Republican Rep. Kentucky's 3rd District. The first count of spoken and they've spoken for William absentee ballots showed Republican The winner Milliken." chuckle over newsmen's inquiries on the Detroit computer punchcard voting system. Richard L. Roudebush for Indiana's Senate seat. There was no immediate comment Congressman William Cowger gaining but Moments later the victorious Milliken, "I don't think it's worth apparently not enough to catch Democrat very much," from Roudebush. flanked by his wife and son and the newly Levin commented. "If need be, I Romano Mazzoli. The unoffical count gave Hartke a lead of [Gov. Milliken, left, faces supporters and members of the Capitol press elected Lt. Gov. James Brickley, expressed go back to the pony express." suggest we Before the count of mail ballots began wporation with his newly elected Lt. Gov. James Brickley after his thanks to those who helped him win his 4,047 votes out of better than 1.7 million winnirtg "I have thoughts about the system but cast. Mazzoli was ahead by 237 votes. Some 125 Michigan's gubernatorial contest which was in doubt for two days because first elected term as the state's chief they Can't generally be stated," Milliken Meanwhile, voting machines and ballot absentee ballots were thrown out. Of the executive. first batch counted, Cowger got 104 and pf a foul-up in counting computer punch card votes in Detroit. Milliken ascended to the governorship in said. boxes were sealed and placed under armed Milliken Mazzoli 92. » State News photo by Sruce was the only Republican to guard, under order of Republican Gov. Remington 1969 when George Romney went to withstand This cut only slightly into Mazzoli's lead a Democratic sweep which gave Edgar D. Whitcomb, in anticipation of a and if the trend continues, recount. Cowger Similarly, National Guard troops stood apparently would not be able to overtake Mazzoli. ideast cease-fire extended over ballot boxes in every county of A Mazzoli victory would give the Oklahoma, where sources now say Democrats a net gain of nine seats in the new Republican Gov. Dewey Bartlett will ask for a recount. It would be the state's first Congress meeting in January. The big focus was on Indiana where recount in a statewide election. a Senate seat was at stake. A win by Hartke Democratic challenger David Hall's By THF. ASSOCIATED PKESS would save it for the Democrats. A Israel declared it would continue the cease obstacle to 12,000 - vote margin of Tuesday night had auspices of Gunnar V. Jarring, the U.N. resuming the peace talks — the Roudebush win would bring the Republican [The U.S. • sponsored Middle East cease - - fire but repeated its refusal to return to peace envoy. adoption of a resolution without the assent dwindled to 2,664 by Thursday night, the net gain in the Senate, President Nixon's ]e expired at midnight Thursday — 5 p.m. U.N. peace talks unless Egypt withdraws At the United Nations in New York, it was of all countries involved. latest drop coming on a 438 - vote error prime campaign target, to three. [rising time — but the guns remained silent. Soviet • made missiles that Israel insists were installed in the canal zone after the standstill felt Jarring might leave soon to resume his In London, Golda Meir, the visiting Israeli found in southern Oklahoma's Commanche Israel, Egypt and Jordan all had agreed to post as Swedish ambassador to Moscow. He premier, declared that Israel does not accept County. jtend the original 90-day standdown. began. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt says his has been back to the Soviet capital once the General Assembly's resolution and The Oklahoma Election Board is slated to pn Israeli military spokesman in Tel Aviv since the talks broke down two months ago. echoed Eban in saying it only raised new announce the offical results today. Bartlett J " " is quiet" along the Suez Canal truce forces will continue the truce for a further Many at the United Nations agreed with obstacles to peace talks. has until noon Saturday to ask for a recount. Tickets on sale short period but not for 90 days unless there U.S. Ambassador Charles W. Yost that the It may be the end .of next week before a Along the cease - fire line of the Suez [The U.S.-initiated cease - fire was in effect is some progress in the peace talks. Egypt eight - day debate in the U.N. General Canal, both Israel and Egyptian troops were winner is known in the Rhode Island A limited number of $2.50 tickets are n Aug. 7 until midnight but the three refuses to move back the missiles, saying the alert. governor's where Democratic available for the Jehtro Tull - Catfish Assembly on the Middle East did more harm on race, Iners had declared earlier they would they were installed before the cease fire than good. Things were quiet along the Jordan River, incumbent Frank Licht had a lead of concert 8 p.m. Saturday at Jenison Field - only Intinue to observe the truce. began. The debate ended with the adoption of a separating Jordan from the Israeli - occupied 2,710 votes over Republican Herbert F. House. Tickets are available at Peace seemed as far With this deadlock, it was difficult to see west bank. Reporters visiting the Jordanian DeSimone. away as ever, however, resolution, passed by less than half the Campbell's Suburban Shop, Grinnel |th negotiations still in the deep freeze. how peace talks could be revived under the General Assembly's 127 members, calling for a 90 day extension of the cease - fire and side found few soldiers and not a Palestinian The rests in Rhode Island decision apparently Brothers and the Union. - guerrilla within 20 miles. Israeli soldiers some 7,550 uncounted absentee a resumption of the peace talks with lounged on the west bank. ballots. But a recount also has been agreed Jarring. In the vote Wednesday, Egypt voted for the resolution along with Jordan, which also l.s. command had a 90 day cease - fire with Israel. Jordan - has announced it will continue the cease - SN wins 7th Pacemaker fire unless attacked. Asian, African and Soviet blocs were able to push the resolution through by a vote of >-year low in 57 to 16. There were 39 abstentions. The resolution was vigorously opposed by Israel and the United States, and by half the jAIGON (AP) - The U.S. Command said prsday 24 Americans I week, the lowest total in five were Fmy 'osses were the lowest in nearly four killed inaction years. told newsmen there is an extensive buildup of war materials by the North Vietnamese for what he termed the "coming campaign." The supplies, he said, were being Arab bloc, partly because most of these Arab nations oppose any negotiation with Israel. Foreign Minister Abba Eban of Israel in newspaper competition fs> electing the drop in combat action stockpiled in the southern region of North contended the resolution's provisions were jouth Pe U.S. Vietnam. Vietnam awaiting shipment to Cambodia and South Vietnam by way of the Ho Chi so one- sided that it would "obstruct the TTie State News report had been foreshadowed eventual renewal of the Jarring mission." Thursday received its |l,er louncement 'his week by a Pentagon Minh trail. At a news conference after the vote, Eban seventh Pacemaker Award, the top prize a that the week's total of There was little action reported on ihe described the assembly's action as a college newspaper can win for overall pat deaths was less than 30. The figure battlefields of South Vietnam. minority decision and had raised another excellence. |the lowest since the week ended Of over 700 newspapers submitted to the Oct. 23, l5> when 14 Americans were killed in contest, the State News and the Hurricane of Ion. MDs link the Univeristy of Miami won Pacemakers in f U.S. Command said 431 Americans Wounded in action last week, an pease°f 152 over the week f'leial figures showed Americans killed previous, drug usage the category of newspapers published at least twice weekly. Two newspapers in the weekly or less category and two in the junior college L? w ith new, fatal disease the war totaled 43,928. The category also won Pacemakers. 'J^of s wounded reached 291,455. The total of Americans George Bullard, State News editor - in - killed in accidents chief, was presented the bronze plaque r°m '""ess now is 8,753. "two three" of the 12 Thursday at the annual convention of the La „U:S- tommand I. t' announced another LOS ANGELES (AP) - A new and fatal or patients who used niethamphetamine "claim to have taken it Associated Collegiate Press (ACP) in 'IJ American troops involving a unit disease among drug users which destroys by prescription only." He said the others Minneapolis. P H ik e , 4th ,nfantry Division. The command arteries leading to the heart and other major stated they had taken it Pacemakers are awarded annually by the Battalion of the division's 9th organs was reported Thursday by a group of illegally. American Newspaper Publishers Assn. in ►ntry Regiment would be withdrawn. The doctors, all from the Los doctors here. Angeles cooperation with the ACP. Winning Fc|ng troop strength here by 920 men. County University of Southern California The doctors said they had observed 14 Medical Center, said they released their newspapers compete against entries in their I cutbaek is part of the fifth-round patients with an average age of 25 who have report to the public because it has "potential own publication class. pican disengagement that will reduce ?• "oops in Vietnam used various drugs for periods of three importance and broad implications." to 344,000 men by Two separate judgings were to determine months to five years. Four of the patients "Deaths occurring in young people died of the disease which the physicians call using a winners. In the first, 12 newspapers from all large variety of drugs often remain . n^rican bombers began a second month "necrotizing agniitis." unexplained," the report said. entries are given All - American status. From these All - American jl F 'n eastern Thursday against the Ho Chi Minh Laos aimed at The doctors, who published their report in The doctors said that because the patients professional journalists in newspapers, the second smashing a the New England Journal of Medicine, said all had used QUP of war supplies by the North a variety of drugs, including judging award Pacemakers to two 12 of the 14 patients used the drug pnamese. methamphetamine, LSD, hashish and newspapers in each of three categories. niethamphetamine - known in the drug - heroin, it could not be specifically The State News users' jargon as "speed" or "meth." previously won lhintnrfCe.Secretary I at a new Robert C. Seamans One of the doctors B. Philip Citron, said determined that methamphetamine caused the disease. Pacemakers 1962 through 1964, and 1966 offensive by Hanoi. He through 1968. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news Legislature opens session summary to readjust troubled budget By JEFFSHELER punch card voting system for At the top of the priority list outlay earlier, so I don't see that State News Staff Writer both the primary election and for legislative leaders is a there is much more we can do general election in Detroit reconsideration of the state's there." The Michigan Legislature created chaotic conditions," said budget. A shortage of state reconvened Thursday for what is the resolution which passed the Ryan said the passage of revenues due to the United Auto "I don't want to make any Proposal C by state voters could expected to be a hectic four days Senate 22-6. Workers (UAW) strike against add even more of a financial excuses. I don't want to look for of readjusting the state's troubled The lawmakers went to work General Motors has prompted burden to the state budget this any scapegoats. The people of this budget and tying together ends on a number of other bills, but Gov. Milliken to meet with fiscal year. left loose before the election. not before they made the rounds chairmen of the two state have spoken and they've Sohie observers have said that One of the first actions of the of congratulating election victors appropriations committees to spoken forWilliamMilliken." Senate was approval of a and wishing luck to those whose decide what action will be taken at least part of a $22 million resolution calling the Detroit races are yet undecided due to the to insure a balanced budget. appropriation to nonpublic Sen. Sander Levin, D-Berkley computer voting system a failure. delayed tabulation of votes in schools, passed by the legislature But the question of where the but turned back by the passage of "The use of the so called Detroit. - cuts will be made does not appear the antiparochiaid amendment, llivered to have an easy answer. could be used to ease the budget |e state UNCLE SAM'S bind. ■ bate "It's going to be difficult. Extremely difficult," House Introvei "I think we are going to see a Kelley Speaker William A. Ryan, number of nonpublic schools D-Detroit said Thursday. International News STEAK HOUSE Ryan speculated that one program that could be cut is the closing at the end of this semester because they will not be receiving the $22 million aid that they have Institu Kohibit I public capitol outlay program. already figured into their I the sal Britain's Conservative government won its first vote of confidence in the House of Commons Thursday when No. 26 "This, of course, is one program that traditionally is one of the first to be cut back," Ryan said. budgets," Ryan said. "And if this happens the state is not going to save $22 million Air crime I teachi ■ private legislators endorsed its policy of slashing cuts in social [The fin "People see the building program because it will have to pay for the Heavy black smoke rising from the smokestack at Giltner Beets of welfare benefits and other curbs on state spending. as something that can be put off public education of those former Hall fciendm serves as another example of how to pollute what The House backed the government program, 308 to indefinitely. But we've taken students of private schools," he we breathe tided ii State News photo by Harold 279, after first voting down an opposition censure some funds away from capitol said. Fried motion. 308 to 280. Kelley The two votes wound up a two iProposa - day debate on the new livate ! economic policy announced last week by Prime Minister "AGE fcsonsfo Edward Heath's government which won power from pBeeai Harold Wilson's Laborites in the June 18 elections. The Vatican issued a detailed reform of the Roman Catholic Mass Thursday, allowing women a greater role in Panel reviews age vo the liturgy but sharply limiting any experimentation with By JOHN BORGER determining the definition of would require approval of the rites. State News Staff Writer "adulthood." Michigan voters through a when you say 18 -19-20.yd olds, most people automatically Women now are permitted to lead the congregation in Judge Frank Miltner, constitutional amendment, he think student," he said. hymns and Scripture reading, except for the Gospel, and Five members of Gov. commission chariman, pointed said. Jeff Sheler, East can serve as ushers and collection - takers. They remain Milliken's Age of Majority out that most of the Proposal B, which would have said another, more Lansingsenia, Open 7 Days a Week 229 S. import® barred from serving as acolytes. From11 Washington Commission spent a quiet hour commission's final lowered the voting age to 18 in factor was that a lot of peoplt a.m. to 9 p.m. Downtown Lansing and a half Thursday afternoon In recommendations could be acted Michigan, was defeated in simply view the 18 Although the reform gave local churchmen wide leeway Breakfast from 7 a.m. -10 a. m. Wonders Kiva with four students upon by the legislature alone. Tuesday's election. not - year old* in allowing new musical forms in litury, Vatican observers having had enoujl Telephone 482-1759 discussing the problems of Lowering the drinking age and Martin Taylor, commission vice experience to vote. considered the document basically restrictive in nature. the age at which contracts are • chairman, suggested that At several points in the The Vatican's intent appeared to be to put an end to binding, as well as other phases of sentiment against student radicals heaiiaj,' mention was made of tit free - ranging experiments with the Mass by laying down what it considers its final rules. These were embodied in a FOX'S Direct Diamond Importers the age of majority, could be done through legislative channels. Only a change in the voting age had caused the defeat. "The majority of people age may not of that be In school, but arbitrary setting of any particular age as the time at which ■ individual is legally an adult. series of reforms, including the substitution of vernacular languages for Latin, the sanctioning of new forms of Holy The State News, the student Lowering the voting age would newspaper at Michigan State not lead to widespread Communion and new texts included in a recently issued University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. irresponsible voting, Thorn* missal. Moore, Lansing senior, Subscription rate is $14 per year. contended. "If you take the time togott National News Member Associated Press, United Press International, the polls, you probably have Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Police hunted Thursday for a "bushy - haired" man Collegiate Press, enough interest to be informed,"! 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You were Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award rightly concerned unhappy situation existing here 1, for outstanding journalism. untenured faculty who do "not „ the fraternity of tenured faculty- no matter what their I qualifications agree with your recommendation EDITORIALS the "right of public department which is disclose °H given to all untenured involved) shl are not rehired faculty menZ in the future." think that this should be I urthJI* given to t faculty who feel like untenured Mi«v Tassel I and Murray that they Z Election '70 discriminated against assignments, increases. regarding promotions and For the power of com* 1 the po, wielding fraternity that extends, Cowles House to the provost's office to Nixon victory deans to department tenured department mysterious ways. chairmen to members mova Examples: I know a man whocai with his Ph.D. the same year ex Hannah -pi Across the nation, people have gone George Murphy, in a California Senate came with his Bachelor of who was retired last year without to the polls, pulled levers and race. Adlai Stevenson III , handily won made a professor. He was a man ever' through majorities and pluralities, a senate seat in Illinois beating a exemplified the land grant * drowned out the divisive rhetoric of Republican vigorously supported by which we are philosoph regularly told by the'pT the 1970 election campaign. For one the President. that be" is MSU's guiding star! Hewasa' day the Agnews and the Nixons Two other beloved — by his Asian surprises raising students, nuiri' in the hundreds. running for political office were Democratic hopes for 1972 and I know another person who silenced; the candidates waited in beyond, include the surprisingly strong quarter of a earned century ago (also with PhJ anticipation as the conscience of the showing of Democrats in the South who has been an associate professor [«; nation determined their fate. and the wresting of numerous years and whose salary is lower than As the results continue to be of the untenured men half her governorships from Republican age. |F analyzed, it appears that President incumbents. One particular highlight aught I know it may be lower than that Professors Van Tassell and Nixon and the issues he championed for the Democratic party of the future Murray,) I could go on with have neither been many moree repudiated nor was the victory of John Gilligan in the and comments that are apropos ot widely acclaimed. While this may be race for Ohio governor. editorial. I could sight and sigh forex-- considered a personal defeat for the While Nixon and Agnew can claim a as I watch old tenured operators t- President, it should also be examined slight ideological victory; while the WHO CABPy A PE KB young non - tenured bright "eager bear SI6M iM ONE HANP 4NP A SO MB what it means to get in the context of the "off - year Democrats can alternatively claim a along (our stud have a word for it) and note the election" the non - Presidential IN TUB OTHEG m THE SuPEG->tyf>OCfilTES OF OUfc TIME." avidity slight rejection of policies and which the young "un • t's" lean election in which the party out - of - direction of lessons: "Objectivity good, Inn the Nixon power usually picks up strength. administration, the only sure claim is better, Immorality best!" But why The Democrats did not fair so well that the American voting public has -ftcHARp M- Nl*ON Anyone with half a brain knows that; the comparatively few brilliant in this "off - year congressional once again proven its independence exampla the contrary, this University is not, election." Senators Gore, D-Tenn., and divergence. OCTO0ER. 31,1910 "community of scholars." Like so and Tydings, D-Md., both labeled by others in this land of ours, it reflects much Unfortunately, the Agnewian 01970 STAfE NEWS the Agnew Administration as "radical tactics in this election campaign cast a II the society it is supposed to guide - liberals", were defeated by stimulate vfrith new ideas. That istoayit' deliberate and discouraging shadow too often a "community of entrepreneur Republicans. Sen. Hartke, D-Ind.. over any semblance of fair practice in and all — untenured or tenured — hadbetta remains a shaky winner against a politics. Yet the politics of this nation learn that hard truth. Or else! Nixon/Agnew Republican. Sen. created the Agnewian monster — and Carroll Hawkii Goodell. R-N.Y., for all practical the nation must either learn to live associate professor purposes a Democrat in key Senate with it or find some means to destroy political sciene votes, was another "radic-lib" who bit the creation. the dust in favor of James Buckley, a Perhaps the most hopeful sign in louie bender conservative supported by the White this year's election is simply the House. nation's reaction to the divisive While all these voters may rhetoric of Agnew/Nixon. For if a symblically support the President and his positions on critical issues, votes in other key races tell a different tale. John Tunney, a Kennedy - liberal, Tunney, can withstand Stevenson the mudslinging of Nixon/Agnew, 1972 or Gilligan conservative For bravery in the line of fire may turn Nixon's 1968 dream into a ousted the conservative Republican, recurrent nightmare of 1960. I've been gleefully following the furor enrolled in raised by the Great Silver Star Debacle in an Acting II recitation), and, students of MSU, sets an example its help and began scribbling a ticket (loadinf sweating profusely, summarily smashed successors will almost certainly emulate and zone violations are five baggers). Vietnam. The one where some colonel • every bit of electronic equipment in the has given the entire University community He remained on the scene by decided to present his general a medal for recording studio, simultaneously catching something to laugh at. without ever even drawing his trusty senm valor as a going - away present. the attentions of his students and The only catch was that the general hadn't brilliantly Under Chairman Harold E. Buckner's revolver, until assistance arrived in the (on illustrating a point he had just driven home Outdated re earned division any medal, so some private in headquarters, acting under orders, fabricated an entire set of courageous deeds about the effects national product. of inflation on gross torpid leadership, an irresponsible, inexperienced, unresponsive Student Board grew weekly more inept, and, at session's of three riot - equipped officers sawed ■ off shotguns. Bernitt courageous) passed the completed ticket through ■ brandisniDj By his actions Mandelstamm has brought end, was almost universally acclaimed as for the citation. slightly opened side vent window w Well, the private later sold l\is story to supervised as one officer, covered by ® other two, slipped up beside the car#® Esquire or somebody, and the army is now placed the ticket beneath the windslue* cause Air F checking out all these hyper - festooned chests strutting around with stars on their shoulders. Coolheadedly removing all his clothes, he fearlessly wiper. The officer returned unharmed® , tsj I'd just like everybody to know this kind went from desk to reported to Bernitt on what he ■ desk, seemingly oblivious to the hostile snores of thing is not unusual at all — either in the emanating therefrom, witnessed in the back seat of the se , A most unusual case is unmarried. She is determined, woke tip the four students in attendance... and, currently army or out of it. sweating profusely.. whereupon Bernitt, fearlessly, and before the 9th Circuit Court of however, to remain in the service. And, since Esquire seems to be all filled up total disregard for his personal sal ? Appeals. Air Force Capt. Susan If she keeps her commission she will this month, Saturday Review tells me ventured out of his patrol car into Struck is scheduled for become the First Air Force officer to they're "not in the educational expose dangerously chilly drizzle, dismissed discharge business, thank you," and Root and Bark men, and boldly approached the car because she is pregnant and bear a child. Current operating credit to his department, his , claims to have suspended publication, it college and having provided the most consistent lack of he reconnoitered the situation there procedure dictates that pregnancy is MSU. service to students of any board to date. looks like the State News, at its usual some thirty minutes, valiantly andse . cheapo THE RARE AND MUCH • COVETED grounds for an immediate and rate, snaps up another scoop. ADMINISTRATIONAL MEDAL OF denying all his men's offers of ^s|S AWARD OF THE GREEN - AND • WHITE FLOUNDER. honorable discharge. I had an offer phoned me the other Presented to Richard O. During the action Bernitt susU.neda^ Molasses Capt. Struck claims the action is midnight by a "top - level administration official who also writes for the State News, CHICKEN WITH TWO FIG LEAF CLUSTERS. A Unit Citation presented to Bernitt, director of Public In the Safety. early morning hours of November case of sniffles and wet feet, but he to be evacuated until the action ende . unfair. She points out that the the Student Board of ASMSU. On only on Mondays." 30, 1970, Bernitt was patrolling the campus It is abundantly clear that Bernitt a rainy days in pre - school regulation was written over a He couldn't identify himself any further, The Sixth Session of the ASMSU Student cilone in his squad car when his above and beyond the call of duty Board, on April 23,1971, completed its year quick, cat - programs, the kiddies have to be generation ago and that "In those he like eyes spotted a car parked matter, and that his pride, integrity, K", said, because of that medal scandal in in office, having accomplished nothing at all, illegally in the entertained in a rainy - day - room to Vietnam, but would I be interested in Landon Hall loading zone. Without a and service will continue to serve days women didn't want to go out and save the expenditure of all the tax keep down their rambunctiousness. ghosting a few of the same kinds of award money it moment's hesitation, Bernitt radioed for this manner. work while raising a child." Capt. citations for University personnel? could get its ineffectual lipids on. Although Possibly. Hubbard Hall could invest in Struck is planning to have the child subjected to constant ridicule and derision a similar project for those residents He offered me a nickel a page, and I at the hands of every student who even adopted by friends. who relieve pent throwing - up neuroses by buckets of water underneath room doors and She also contends that time taken off to give birth is no greater than that sometimes required for surgery figured that beat hell out of State News wages, and I sold out. Here are a few examples of awards I've drafted for the "medal bank" we're stocking against the noticed there was Board steadfastly a student government, the refused to cowtow to the barrage of 'progressive' suggestions, and, ATL tracks omitted pouring by day plunging ahead in its incessant and The winter schedule book molasses in open drawers male officers. all these people retire and the University has omitted two ATL 112E, Section 301, TT 10 through to recognize their contributions. determined quest to make the status quo a ATL tracks in their thick and thin and wool and knit. There is no reason a few weeks good status entirety: ATL 112D, 11:45,128 HUB, Ruddcl. ORDER OF THE TENURED quo, thoroughly delighted all Minorities in America, and ATL 113E, ,l0.nl3( While shaving cream does wonders for the citizens of Eaton Rapids and both ATL 112D, Section 1. MWF 12:40* • hiatus should constitute grounds for ALABASTER UNDERSHIRT. Presented, Radical Thought in America. These sections the male, its true' values fail to Republican trustee candidates. 215 EBH, Rout. the termination of her service. are available: „n .j(J be with concomitant automatic promotion to ASMSU's rapacious collection of 50 cents ATL 112D, Section 2, TT 10:30- appreciated when it appears on doors, the rank of ATL 112E, Section Further, it is certainly not the place of mondoprofessor, to Allan per student per quarter, and snbsequent 1, MWF, 10:20 • 115 EBH, Rout. floors ceilings and people. Mandelstamm, Dept. of Economics 11:10, 315 EBH, Chamberlain. .,15; the armed forces to dictate and fearless, foolish frittering away of those ATL 112E, Section ATL 112D, Section 3, TT 3:00-4.1 , Perhaps the leaves invariably strewn (attached for temporary duty to the 201, TT 1:15 2:30, regulate morality. funds, while doing no good at all for the 101 WON, Wiener. - Department of Television and Radio). along the halls during these retaliatory The armed forces are regulation - On the morning of May 14, attacks could be better used 1971, by the bound to the extent that all too often Mandelstamm was videotaping a daily talk YOU KNOti) "THAT FUNNY-LOOKING SOUTH! U00DST0CK CAN T FIND residents as a therapeutic exercise at show for his Economics 200 class when he FRIEND OF YOURS WITH THE BlG N05E? HIS IM, BUT HE FEELS HE HAS TO they live hopelessly in the past. It is WELL, HE JUST WALKED BY HERE paste time. shrewdly noted a high degree of absenteeism 60 SO HE (JON'T UfSET THE ECOLO&i'.. time they caught up. FOLLOWED BY A &RD..THEY LOOKED Pranks can be funny, and SO SNOOPY'S SH0UIN6 HIM THE U)AY... among his studentio audience. LIKE THEY U)£RE G0IN6 SOMEPLACE nothing Capt. Struck is proud of her service makes people Coolheadedly removing all his clothes, he laugh harder, but and determined to remain in the Air fearlessly went from desk to desk, seemingly pranks that leave more than laughter Force. It would be criminal to lose a oblivious to the hostile snores emanating behind are products of the minds of good officer because of a senseless therefrom, woke up the four students in cruel children. attendance (two of whom still thought, in regulation. the seventh week of the quarter, they were ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. November 6, 1970 (Students EDITOR'S NOTE: East scorn bomb hoax Lansing High School has of East Lansing schools, said that it would have to be made up. recently been the victim of a rash of bomb threats. It is one News Background students believed the pranks were "in the nature of an empty Still others said they believed there really weren't any bombs of several institutions in the prank." and that the administration was bomb threat came close to home. Lansing paid for. Evacuations would The possibility that an not giving students area reporting bomb It's more a case of "crossing the adequate scares. The pinch into regular summer extremist or a demented person information about the threats. following is last in proverbial bridge when you come vacation. Wasted food costs "How a two - part analysis of action to it." might take action to injure can you express your pinched parents' pocketbooks. students was certainly present in feelings?" a parent asked. "It's taken by authorities in Local high school students and Another factor which created minds. But nobody the some very first time it's ever handling the situation. their parents had to cross that indignation instead of fear apparently wanted to believe this happened." bridge. For a week they lived with stemmed from the general the the was case. Though parents said they possibility of a bomb student belief that the threats Katz said the students believed securities By JAMES SHELDON were should be exploding at any time without were hoaxes by a student himself increased, they generally agreed State News Staff Writer "very resilient" and adaptable to warning. and that no bomb would actually the bomb threat difficulties. He with procedures of school East Lansing High School is Naturally, the school was in an be planted. administrators and the school back to normal after a recent rash added students who were uproar and persons involved were Malcolm Katz, superintendent of bomb threats by an unknown naturally afraid or anxious would board. One parent said she upset. Bomb threats were the 'Salvation' telephone caller who disrupted school routine and topic of discussion in all corners. experience an "unhealthy response" to the threats. thought some media had over played the incidents, encouraging - uncomfortable created atmosphere for an But the fearful situation Two arrested "I don't like the idea of bomb more threats. She expressed Imbers of one of the two casts in the play "Salvation" rehearse for their performances Nov. students, produced an unexpected type of concern for the student upset. I and 20 22 at Erickson Kiva. Tickets are now on sale at the Union, Campbell's Smoke 13 • personnel. parents and school reaction in the students and threats," one student said. "It kind of scares me to think that If reaction to these threats is Krshall Music, State Discount, Albert's at the Lansing and Meridian Malls, and Grinnell Brothers Shop, Bomb threats are not unique parents. Indignation — not fright — was for selling beer someone would do something any indicator, then future threats T| Chess King in the Lansing Mall. Members of the cast will be staging previews for residence hall events today. Despite this, few the keyword in student attitudes. like this. I'd rather be out on a will probably meet with an increased scorn. jdiences between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. starting Friday. persons live in perpetual fear or consider what they would do if a Nobody liked the idea of a bomb without license holiday. People are fed up." scorn Eventually, will turn into anger, and State News photo by threat. And nobody appreciated Other "fed up" students said Terry Luke anger will become action. When the unusual holiday created by they believed losing so much this happens, the hapless threat - the daily evacuation Oct. 19 U.S. HOUSE through Oct. 22. Two arraigned MSU this students week were in school time was ridiculous and maker will himself be threatened. Indignation rather than fear East Lansing Municipal Court on seemed to emerge in two ways. In the charge of selling beer without one respect the students Jacks gain 3 were a license in Cedar Village Oct. 30. frustrated. It was impossible to East Lansing City Police new seats know how long the obtained a complaint and warrant threats would continue. The from Ingham County prosecutors longer they went on, the more Monday and arrested the students students resented interruption of Tuesday. opponent was against their education and extra pilNGTON (AP) - Black In Alabama, where George Two of the congressional seats They were booked, tes captured new ground integration in a district including Wallace trounced black curricular activities. fingerprinted, photographed and |wide variety of fronts part of mostly • white Cicero and currently held by blacks will be The newspaper, yearbook, released Tuesday morning on $25 Huntsville dentist Dr. John filled uluding three new Berwyn. by new black faces. dances, preparation for debates, bond each. Cash in for the governorship, I seats for total of 12, All seven Democratic black athletics, drama and guest a blacks made inroads in some rural Rep. William Dawson of The students with their incumbents attorney Kg the all - white South were returned. Black Democrats also kept control of county government positions, Chicago, with 28 years of service, speakers would almost cease to exist if students were forced to present stood mute Wednesday Take a friend and help a Legislature and electing retires at the end of this term. His before Judge William K. Harmon one new black sheriff in two seats held by black including the second black sheriff evacuate each time a threat was and remained free on bond. Date yourselves to cuisine from since the turn of the seat was won by Democrats who were not century. Ralph Metcalfe, received. running In New York, State Sen. Basl a winner in the 1932 Olympics, for the trail has not been set. 1000 lands. As much again. Students knew the lost days as you ( black Democrats beat who defeated a black The charge was a Defeated black Patterson, Republican would have to be made up and the simple ■Republican opponents to congressional running with challenger. misdemeanor and did not require want all day Sunday (1 candidates Democratic wasted cafeteria food must be to 8 p.m.) congressional seats. included the Rev. gubernatorial preliminary examination. Iwere: Andrew Young, a top aide to the nominee Arthur Goldberg, went And in New York, Democrat For information down to defeat in his bid to Charles Rangel, who beat the , call 372-6550 late Dr. Martin Luther |nald V. Dellums, the King Jr., become the nation's first black Jy, Calif., city councilman trying to become the first black flamboyant Adam Clayton I Vice President Spiro T. attacked as a Black congressman from Georgia since Reconstruction, and Myrlie lieutenant governor. But in Powell in primary elections last California, incomplete spring, easily won over token MSU SHADOWS Ir sympathizer. Evers, widow of slain Mississippi returns had Wilson Riles, a black opposition. Rangel ran with Ten J. Mitchell, a Baltimore civil rights leader Medgar Evers. deputy to Superintendent of Republican endorsement. Parents Visiting? Why Not Have tiie pi.az a khts activist and political She lost to Rep. John Rousselot, Public Instruction Dr. Max Them Stay On Campus At The i professor who is the a right - wing Republican from Rafferty, leading his outspoken (Former Jack Tar Hotel) southern California. incumbent boss. SUPER JEW of Clarence Mitchell, le director of the National COMES TO 125 W. Michigan Ition for the Advancement fcred People's Washington MSU! SUNDAY SUPPER & SPEAKER KELLOGG CENTER across from the Capitol direct from Washington, D.C. Brge W. Collins, 45 . .. Close To All MSU • year - RABBI OSCAR GRONER, Asst. 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LIFE & CASUALTY nuj OUR CONCERN IS PEOPLE 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Noveimho,, Cardinal Cushing rites sei BOSTON (AP) - Today will be an official dav „r 1.8 million Roman Catholics in thearchdioces..nr i? mournin. J to the membory of Richard Cardinal Cushing. on intfih Catholic schools, offices and all archdiocesan fa,.;.. exception of hospitals, will be closed while Catholics attend Masses of the thousand'w Resurrection Others will go to the Holy Cross for the"ardtn°| bier of the prince of the Church, whose Cathedral to r.i< since Tuesday. Cushing, 75, and bodv ha< h/ p,ast theeso[j] Huge Holy Cross Cathedral has remined open 24 hour, accommodate the thousands of persons who Mavn J cardinal's body. ' avf passedbyJ A funeral Mass is scheduled for Saturday beginning. „ I John Cardinal Wright, a Boston native Cardinal Cushing, will deliver the who once sl l ' eulogy. ArrhhJh Raimondi, papal delegate to the United States,will be celebrant of the funeral Mass. John Cardinal Carberry, archbishop of St. Louis of Cardinal Cushing, also will be at the service. and a iwJ * The cardinal will be buried in a crypt in St. Coletta's1 Chapel, built 18 years ago at the prelate's request. Mayor Kevin H. White, in a letter to the Boston «. Committee, asked that Boston public schools also be closed (3 as a "measure of respect" to the cardinal. ®l The last words of Cardinal Cushing were about God ArehhioJ Medeiros said. "We prayed together and he went to dJ Archbishop Medeiros recalled Tuesday. "It was a peaceful p2 Boston's new Roman Catholic archbishop spoke with CmJ Cushing about an hour before the 75 - year - old prelate!! Monday afternoon. Cardinal Cushing Archbishop Medeiros, who said he knelt beside the pray with the cardinal for the last time, said Cardinal sickbedJ been in good spirits when he arose Cushint J A uniformed member of the Knights of Columbus stands watch at the bier of Richard Cardinal hall outside his room. Sunday night for a 1 ™ Cushing after the body was placed in Boston's Cathedral of the Holy Cross Tuesday. Burial will be Saturday at Hanover, Mass. Cushing was elevated to Cardinal, top right, as Pope John XXIII places "But he was very sick, as you all the symbolic red beretta on his head during ceremonies in the Vatican, December 17, 1958. was a know," the archbishop said very brave man." The body of the blacksmith's son "J Cardinal Cushing is shown bottom right christening Caroline Kennedy. who became a prince of the Church was taken Tuesday AP Wirephotos afternooni Holy Cross Cathedral to lie In state until the funerai Saturday.ft cathedral will be open around the clock until Saturday. This wee Anderson calls smut "How can you get excited the report By JUDY HAAS by the Senate. responsibility is "subjective" and He said anyone can use obscene Chapel," he said, attend the se ft' ■ I tebout whether someone is The 18 - man commission that Robert T. Anderson, chairman reading Fanny Hill when people completed its study in September government or institutional can't possibly be legislated by any language pictures. or draw "TTiere pornographic is nothing Anderson doesn't ti of Dept. of Religion, said are making lampshades out of reported that there is no evidence policy. creative or redemptive about other people's skins?" he said. to support the thesis that pornography as < Americans spend too much time "It was a nice set up for Nixon - that." Anderson made his remarks However, he said, it would boll of pronography is significant worrying about pornography and a cause to say that while he is in the "But it takes real creativity to him if it your called this preoccupation with recently in response to the report of crime or immoral acts. The presidency, this is going to be a "such a small problem, a grave act of the President's commission on commission urged repeal of laws moral country," Anderson said. paint the ceiling of the Sistine had to offer. were all the localsta of irresponsibility" when others Obscenity and Pornography and restricting the availability of "But that is not the question." the subsequent condemnation of are so prevalent. pornographic materials to adults. Rather, Anderson said, the Reading of obscene and question is "How sensitive are we UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Play Reading: UNIVERSITY SEVENTH-DAY FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD pornographic material is the to moral responsibility?" problem of the individual not of society, Anderson said. Moral According to Anderson a fine line exists between licentiousness Ex-editor to tal "The One Day Of The Year" ADVENTIST CHURCH and freedom and between art and Written by Alan Seymour EDGEWOOD UNITED Rev. Robert Edward Green pornography. "Only the Red Cedar School Sever Dr., East Lansing 1 bl. W. of Harrison, Sabbath School Worship Service K. G. Smith, 9:30 11:00 CHURCH 469 N. An Ecumenical Hagadorn individual self line," he said. can define that He defined pornography as about revolution 1 bl. N. of Trowbridge pastor Fellowship literature "using too powerful Worship Services 9:30 & 11:00 and significant a symbol to say Sunday Service, Children's Meeting at 504 Ann St. What is the genuine revolution? Who is the genuin Sermon at both services by Program, and Nursery 10:45 Church Office 489-1023 (Corner of Division) Call 351-8994 if you need Dr. Truman A. Morrison University Group Dinner and too trivial a thing." "The culture has invested in certain words a kind of power revolutionary? These W transportation are questions that will be explored Monday by Hi ■ WASH Program 6-8:30 p.m. that makes the usage of these Rogers, an ex • newspaper editor and currently a member o(il« OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Campus Church Bus Service, words obscene only because of Christian Science Board of Lectureship. Collegian Seminar morning and evening, call the crudity we have imposed on He is from Milan, Italy and now Is on tour of uni\erMt\ 9:30 a.m. 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos 332-0606 or 332-8693 them," Anderson said. as a Christian Science lecturer. He will speak at 7 p.m. Monday# urfJ*] FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, '/« mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'SJ the Stefanoff Lounge of the Student Services Bldg. OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT An Independent Church With A Biblical Message UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN His lecture, "The Continuing Revolution" is open to thepubS REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS 9:45 a.m. Church School - all ages without charge. - PASTOR CHURCH 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Worship Services WORSHIP-9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 310 N. Hagadorn 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration Refreshments Peoples Church First Church of SERMON: "My Son, Nobody" - FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH For East Lansing Christ, Scientist Transportation Call 2 2-2133 or 351-5125 (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) ~~ W. E. I nterdenomlnational Grand River at Haslett Entw#] Robinson, Pastor E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister 200 W. Grand River UNIVERSITY UNITED at Michigan LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES Lesson Sermon Subject METHODIST CHURCH — SUNDAY SERVICE "Adam and Fallen Mm for Students and Faculty at Wednesday Testimonial Mm"' University Lutheran Church EAST LANSING JRINITY CHURCH 9:30 and 11:00 8:00 p.m. Division & Ann Streets Sunday School to age20 332-2559 E. Eugene Williams, 841 Timberlane Drive 11 a.m. DR. WALLACE ROBERTSON, Minister East tansing Stanley R. Reilly, Preaching Asher Student Center Assistant 111 ■ Telephone: 351-8200 620 Abbott Rd. "Checkpoint ■ Loyalty" Interdenominational Free Public Reading M"" \ Morning Worship 9:30 and 11:00 134 West Grand Rl Church School 9:30 and 11:00 University Class " Communion Sunday 9;45 a m OPEN "How To Hurt The One You /.ore" 6:00 p.m. Buses on Campus CHURCH SCHOOL Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a. 11:00 Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. Crib through Adult* (MORNING SERVICE: COFFEE HOUft 11:00 a.m. * Who In The World Can You EVENING SERVICE: Film "Urbane '70" Morning Worship * FoilwP\ \ \ SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY at M.S.U. AFTER SERVICES 1518 S. Washington Alumni Memorial Chapel, block east of Auditorium. one gunday ? p m Lansing Christian Reformed Church Dr. Warren Wiersbe, Calvary 10:30 Baptist Church, Covington, Holy Communion a.m. * Coffee Hour 9:30 10:30 a.m. * Discussion • Kentucky. Mr. Sam Career, will be celebrated at the for Adults 'Sunday Classes for Children. Groups School Q-Ar. A 1W| guest baritone. Alumni Chapel and Student Center UNIVERSITY Church Reception Honoring every Sunday at 5:00 p.m. 1509 rliver Terrace (across from Hubbard College Bible Class Dr. Sugden's40th Anniversary in the fireside room Visit Student Center REFORMED of Ordination to the Gospel ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH our new — Dr. Ted Ward, MSU Teacher Ministry. 8:30 p.m. 800 Abbott Road - 351-7160 open dally 9 A.M.-11P M- CHURCH Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor The Rev. William Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 P. • Eddy,'Rector 7:00 p.m. • Evening Rev. Tom Stark Glenn R. Blossom, Youth Pastor The Rev. Richard Randall, Curate MORNING SERVICE 10:00 A.M. EVENIN®|wRVI 7:00 P.M. Ground floor of Alumr pastor 351-7164 The Rev. Jack L. Hilyard, University Chaplain Miss Joyce Frieser 11:00 A.M. "The Secret °f Life" Chapel. Dress is infor staff associate Dr. Sugden, Speaker Rev. J. Herbert Brink ^discussion follows the i 8:00 Holy Communion Pastor, preaching ^ FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening 9:30 Morning Prayer Call 482-0154 for information. Sermon Rev. J. Herbert Brink, Kev. Alvin L. Hj* 11:00 Morning Prayer Sermon pastor for transportation call 351-6360 or C8W,S 882-1425^ Michigan State News, East Lapsing, Michigan i riday, November 6, 1970 7 Freaks tack Knapp's cops in Meridian Mall Sunday Th ^piys." By DAVE WOODS "hippies" against the The "cops" against the "freaks." One regularly hears of when officer Mike Harrington of the East Lansing Police Department answered a routine call. Unauthorized persons were to underprivileged children; PUP'S, a Lansing area fund to aid high school athletics. The event has drawn and support Anniversary Sale the conflict between members of playing football on the East and assistance from a wide these two groups. This Lansing High School football spectrum of individuals and Sunday field and had to be removed. organizations. Equipment has yet another confrontation will been provided One of those unauthorized by the MSU Athletic Dept., the This time, however, the persons happened to be Gary Lansing All - Stars and the East purpose will be to reconcile, Peterson, who, before leaving, Lansing High instead of antagonize. School. challenged Harrington to form a "This has been a Sunday the battle will center not team of policemen, and to meet great on street corners and store his team of freaks in a game. experience for me," Harrington said. "My close association with windows, but on an oblong The leather game, named the "Bull Gary (Peterson) has shown me ball. A team of local Bowl," is slated to begin at 2:15 that the only difference between residents, who describe p.m., on the East Lansing High themselves as "freaks" and a team those people and us is the School football field. Admission uniform." of area policemen are going to is $1, with the proceeds going to Tickets are available at Brother play a tackle football game. two charities: "Toys for Tots," It started almost a month ago, Gambit, the White which delivers Christmas presents Campbell's, Lumsandat In poultry cancer cure Vet dismisses secrecy charge By BOB ROACH Nash claimed that the doctorates in both I State News Staff Writer veterinary government rejected his findings medicine and to enable "big business" to make microbiology and public health, agreed with the ecting a charge that recently "enormous amounts of money" The immunizing quality of the Such panel's fin dings. private production of on the vaccine virus was discovered later by Dr. Burmester's staff. developed by Dr. Two years ago, Nash revealed to "It is inconceivable that a simple compound of Graham H. Purchase, also a research veterinarian, and William government is - developed projects strictly controlled, he added. men's dress shirts carbohydrates (sugars) and a Companies producing the vaccine a panel of government scientists vitai iin can have any effect on a Okazaki, a microbiologist, he must be licensed his compiled statistics and said. Their experiments showed by the USDA dietary virus ■ induced disease," he said. Veterinary and Biologies formula to treat Marek's disease. He added that inspection of that chickens injected with the Division, to ensure rigid virus were immune to the disease, 4.99 The disease is a leukemia like 5.99 - Nash's experiment records affliction that causes blindness, with effectiveness ranging from revealed a distinct lack of potency and quality standards, he paralysis and tumors in chickens. 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The first - months and described its monopoly, as five or six firms of production. M9^9n>.P9nentS, arp sugars and years tent Marek's disease ! bv the USDA staff, compound. The panel concluded that there was "no scientific basis ago.^hard L Wjtter g men's suburban coats research veterinarian at the jf its connections with for suspecting a beneficial effect" facility, must receive Jesus campus [ations that appeared in a from the diet. [r to the State News Oct. 23. Agreeing with the conclusion. 34.99 said, for his work in isolating a letter, Carlton S. Nash, Dr. Burmester, a holder of r of the Carlton Nash Land in South Hadley, claimed that his dietary FRESH BAGELS loves Popular 3/4 length , Del. coats in assorted solids and tweeds. All wool Sunday Mornings 1 was suppressed by the USDA ■ by "one man in particular in Kigali." Dr. Burmester admits Call 337-9520 by Saturday you. shells with cotton grey, olive or - backed Orion ® acrylic pile liners. Brown, camel. Sizes 38 to 44. 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Store for OPEN DAILY 11am-2am Phone 351-2755 Men, Meridian Mall only. Ifs the real thing. Cpke. men ' II s Ban-Lon socks .\:l: nylon, anklets and styles. over the 99$ men's wool socks Over - the - calf styles, assorted 1.49 men's famous jewelry, leather goods. brand 1.99 ,,3.99 me n's polyester/cot ton briefs. T-shirts, shorts. 3 hr 3.49 Saturday last sale day! Shop Meridian Mall 319 E. Grand River East Lansing, Mich. tonight and Saturday to 9. Phone 332 4673 8 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Novenibcf ^ Jethro Tull's rock projects Symphony aura of musical mysticism Beethoven The Chicago Symphony Barenboim has v,mA ■ By DAVID BASSETT Orchestra, featuring cellist State News Staff Writer Saturday night's ASMSU Pop Entertainment concert in Jenison The group first received reviews in 1968 with the release rave consciousness. If their early and one listens to Jacqueline Du Pre, will perform English Chamber tours of the I! s oSr?" >1 1 more recent works by Beethoven, Saint - since 1966. ' m Never in your wildest dreams Fieldhouse will provide people of "This War," their first album, compositions carefully, it Saens and Schumann in the final will you ever hear a band like with the opportunity to hear Their first American tour in 1969 becomes obvious that they have of MSU's Beethoven He appeared Jethro Tull, a band that can either 80010 of the roc,t world's most resulted in an avalanche of fallen into the trap many rock program Festival. an all earlier thku, I - Beethoven m**■ put you to sleep or drive you up a accomplished musicians play a accolades from critics as diverse groups do; they begin to think wall, one that you will either love variety of music that cannot be Ben Fong - Torres of Rolling that every drink of water is a The festival, which brought Tright Chicago ,w*l conduct the or hate. categorized or ignored. Stone Magazine and Eric Clapton, work of art, several outstanding musicians to something to be admired and fawned over. campus, has been sponsored by performance Second 0f fiX* A A . . large part of Tull s repertoire . . MSU's Lecture - Concert Series in Sy *S consists of very simple rock and While Jethro Tull is a band that Schumann's Fourth S1* —BUSH honor of Beethoven's 200th roll, with numerous important can be appreciated for its birthday. His wife-cellist exceptions. Primary among these expertise alone, Catfish, the back Pre. will be is an aura of mysticism projected - UP band for Saturday night's The Chicago Symphony, S-ens Concerto featured in « for Vi0|t' uncle'johns by the constant presence of Ian concert, is something else again. performing its second concert in A Minor. Anderson's gifted flute work and Most of their music is a poor copy this week, is recognized as one of John Evan's vibrant organ and of Savoy Brown, the James Gang, the tr truly" great orchestras of the oest girl 25, was called sj world. ij cellist in " ■ piano background. or any other band that happens to Look Magazine i be fashionable at the moment. Founded in 1891, the 16th issue. Accompanying this mystic Their music is hard and driving, symphony is the third oldest in mood are so many others that one but not very professional, the U.S. „ ..... gets the impression he is listening to a jam session comprised of Jethro Tull Guest conductor Daniel V1® aBp of five and madf Tickets for the concert, which Barenboim will lead the .at London'sWign^i rock artist from Gene Members of Jethro Tull will appear with Catfish in concert at every begins at 8 p.m., are still available symphony tonight. in 1961. Vincent to Randy Newman. at Marshall Music, Campbell's 8 p.m. Saturday at Jenison Fieldhouse. Tickets for the A frequent conductor of Pop Tickets for the final j Smoke Shop, Grinnell's and the Entertainment concert are available at Campbell's Suburban orchestras in Melbourne and are available »i ih„ i•!.;.proN Every note is performed Union ticket office, Shop, Grinned Brothers and the Union ticket office. perfectly, yet, when combined with others, the result is either soothing resonance or maddening dissonance, depending upon the listener's point of view and level TAXI-DRIVING 'GRADUATE' of tolerance / awareness. 'Pigeon' shows depth, warmth About the only thing Jethro Tull's music is NOT is psychedelic; every note is placed on a distinct linear pattern of chord progressions, seldom venturing into the realm of So many youth - oriented films admiration for "The Graduate.") But what separates "Pigeon best friend respectively,ti consciousness ex pa nd i ng are disappointing these days, one Once Beal Film Group Presents Fri. & Sat. again one finds the Kicker" from the run - of - the • above movement. can be grateful for — if not alienated young man, searching mill "youth film" is the characters, the limitations oftj completely excited about — "The for himself in a superficial milieu Direct from its triumphal run at The group's lyrics fit snugly occasional warmth one finds j^jss p'Hara mak Sidelong Glances of a Pigeon • J the SKEEN in Durand. with its musical creations, Kicker," the John Dexter film traveling smoothly along a that had its Midwest premiere sympathetic person Richard Benjamin did in characterizations. continuum that has a definite THE HOME OF HARD MEN Wednesday at the Campus "Goodbye, Clumbus," Bruce Jordan Christopher plavs the glance, one notices only herbj AND EASY WOMEN! beginning, middle and end. Taken Theater. Davison * .. did , £1Al . . . i . . - . teeth, shallow IWII, Mmitow face m and ft in Strawberry lead role of Jonathan, a confused singly, the lyrics are not The film does have a polished, Kll# M , ■ Statement" .nd well the college 8,.du.te who kicks masterpieces; combined with the calculated type of story, WHERE THE DANCE examples go on ad infinitum). pigeons, drives a taxi and lays music, they never fail to paint a obviously programmed for youth HALL GIRLS ARE THE Like so many others, "Pigeon chicks without getting involved. Walden makes JonathuB clearly - defined picture. appeal, but at least it is pleasant Kicker" wraps its story up with Jonathan is too young to be friend a charming and vulnerabT BEST GIRLS IN TOWN... Perhaps the group's ereatest and at best doesn t insult fancy photography and paces it J "establishment" and too old to figure, letting his admiration!■ CAUSE THEY'RE THE shortcoming is an air of self ^°"e th,ssldeof the generation gimmicks gap. most slick that have preoccupied with folk ballad every five or be "hippie." He distrusts emotion Jonathan shine through his m ONLY GIRLS filmmakers since "The ten minutes. Of course, it like he does his surroundings, _ exterior as he tries so hard I The only unusual thing about Graduate" opened three years presents the older generation as checking his own emotions and emulate and please his friend. IN TOWN! FUN IN THE the film is its title. Beyond that, | ago. (And, oh, how each idiots and today's society as a refusing to acknowledge the Their one finds all the familiar faces and imitation increases performances and >01 one's ridiculously hung-up system. feelings of others. the scene! SUN Q The role is a stereotype and an bright comic bits which the three friends passoq t uninteresting one, but stolen salt shakers to people .WELCOME TO: „c0U>R Come to The name has changed, Aud. Christopher finds Its limited the street, in particular nk* Tickets range comfortable indeed. NASSAU but the Sporthaus, at W ea t h e r Sportsmeistcr vane, It is the performances of Jill >«The Sidelong Glances off quality has stayed. and pjgeon Kicker" of the roof FANDANGO Room 240 Men's IM. $2.SO and one . O'Hara and Robert Walden, who S3.50 seats available. amiable imitations a play Jonathan's girlfriend and ADULTS A TIVOLI PRODUCTION RELEASED BY CLOVER FILMS. $189.00 IKEY JOE'S today. Dec. 13- (formerly LaForgia's) FREE PICK-UP SNACK FOODS AND AND DELIVERY Dec. 20 Cocktail Bar ONE HOUR SERVICE PIZZA MIX X X & Pizzeria Attend our first free meeting, Friday Nov. 6, 8 p.m. at the Albert Pick "Best Lasagna in town" 8:40 or MSU ID Motor Hotel. 10:20 $1.00 (worth it) For details call Tom Bertrand at 351-8917. After 5:00 p.m. call 339-8326. Pizza- Spaghetti Now TAKE OUT OR DINE IN Submarines LOUIS Now Showing! Exclusive! 3106 E. Grand River Open Sundays CLEANERS All 623 E.GRAND RIVER Adult Program! No children 485-3089 EAST LAWSIWG OS M <3 * PHONE CD. 21042 Allowed! Free electric heaters CINE SERIES SfllinX Dozens of Grocery items for your convenience. PaULNEWMaiM Open At 12:45 P.M , , pnoGKav 2ND. WEEK! feVXjM *11 just bugs the Establishment as At 1:00-3:10-5:15 V* ■ 7:30 and 9:35 P.M. ■ Minx -exactly what you think she is IT'S OUT OF SIGHT! makes Curious Yellow look pale'" * THE MINX* JAN STERLING Robert rooan-shirlev parker tnccvrnlc a cambist films release In COLOR Produced by herbert jaffeyand raymond jacobs Directed by raymond jacobs Shown twice at 7:07 p.m. and 10:47 2nd DUSTIN HOFFMAN _ MACMURRAV —OlSON BIG HIT MIA FARROW M Kl MOORE AMES RM RUES MURRAY DEMARESI jf{Jl fitlfl r.'llll lunoru/r —ANOBiWS « Shown Once at '-MORE OUT ftW-j 9 P.M. WAIT DISNEY - ItitII, CAN I Come as late GEORGE KENNEDY • J D. CANNON EiKS JO VAN FLEE! ,rs& donn pearce * frank r pierson wb as 9 p.m. and see both «««,«.i. i» KNKADISH PETER YATES JOHN MORTIMER MERVYN JONES" o5JncVioi.es Roiuemv Fri. & Sat. Room 108B Wells 7 & 9:30 $1.00 THHCAK? Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 6, J 970 9 ive music featured i cTWHA - C 1 it weekend events pres • who complain about a Greece in 1963. L'.k of variety in campus ■tertainment are silenced this Combining the fascination of an Tekend. intriguing police thriller and the relevance of I ivp entertainment ranges from an important theme, "Z" is a breathtaking, not ■thro Tull to the Chicago to ■ - be - missed - film. Shows on mphony Orchestra and in campus vies from "Fandango" to "Z." Friday and Saturday nights. Check ads for showtimes. filings can't get more diversified ALL THE KING'S MEN - the hi that). story of Willie Stark, an honest Music small town politician who lliTHRO TULL - the group becomes corrupt and fascist - _jt brought last summer's Goose minded enroute to the Ecc r«H'k festival to its exciting By ROBERT KIPPER governorship and presidency. TSe. and Catfish appear at 8 State News Reviewer Winner of three 1949 Oscars Saturday in Jenison including best film and best actor leldhouse THE CHICAGO SYMPHONY (Broderick Crawford). Shows at "ickets at $2.50, $3 and $3.50 ORCHESTRA — the third oldest 6:45, 8:45 and 10:45 Friday and be purchased at Campbell's, orchestra in the United States and Saturday nights in 108 Wells, finncll's, Marshall's and the recognized as one of the finest in ALICE'S RESTAURANT - on. the world. Arthur Penn's uneven film of R.C. 70 - a spectacular hard Under the direction of light show with Magic Georg Arl° Guthrie's talking - blues k Solti, the Chicago Symphony will a,bum "The Alice's Restaurant Aiding the live music, the New perform at 8:15 p.m. Friday in Massacree." The story concerns Ej, See the Light Show company the University Auditorium as part Guthrie, his misadventures at the ■oviding the visual effects and of MSU's Beethoven Festival. draft induction center, his friends e Abrams Planetarium sky Tickets for $3, $4, and $5 can be at 3 church - turned - youthful Lnbir providing the setting. purchased at Union ticket office. comtTiune and the eventful Program at 7:30 p.m. and 9:30 Movies Thanksgiving they share. , Friday and Saturday nights Z - Costa - Gavras' The film begins splendidly - Abrams Planetarium on masterpiece. An account of a caPturing the free - wheeling, lupus. Tickets are $2 at the planned political assassination mocking spirit of the record — lion and the planetarium, and the suppression of truth and but ends with serious and Ickets will also be sold at the liberalism that results, "Z" is mudclled observations added by d on events that took place in the ^makers. Check ads for showtimes. COOL HAND LUKE - Paul Newman gives the finest performance of his career as a >roup spo prisoner and victim of a corrupt Southern chain gang. George Kennedy won a supporting )ianist's actor's Oscar for his role in the film. Shows at 7 and and 9:30, Friday Saturday nights in Wells. )av.d Burge, an exponent of , FANDANGO — for those who Music. "Aeol.an Music" was kv piano music and a composer, commissioned by thought all saloon girls acted like the Aeolian Kitty on "Gunsmoke " A western |ll appear in a "contemporary Chamber Players and uses flute, sex flick (consider the sic concert" at 8:15 p.m. clarinet, violin, cello, piano and "day, 1 n the Music tape. possibilities), it shows in Wells Hall Friday and Saturday pditornim. nights, * [The first half of the program feature Burge performing ■ntemporary piano works. This GOLDEN FALCON ROOM |ll be followed by MSU's New iical Art Ensemble performing Impositions of David Burge. Capital City Airport concert, open to the public :hout charge, is sponsored by Featuring MSU chapters of Dfelta licron and Sigma Alpha Iota, THE DON RODRIGO TRIO |ofessional music fraternities for Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves. - with assistance from iadysOlds Anderson. JThe New Musical Art lisemble. directed by Larry ^lson. a doctoral candidate in c, will perform "Sources III" STUDENT. FACULTY AND STAFF only ID REQUIRED clarinet and percussion, bother work in Burge's For Reservations SPECIAL . . . s S1.00 ADMISSION lources" series, ■ng of Sixpence" and "Aeolian as well as "A PRIME RIB DINNER Thurs. Fri. Sat. $4.95 Are YOU Ready For Thurs. thru Sat. SALVAtiON? 6 - 12 SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET ALL YOU CAN EAT 12 to 3 Nov. COFFEE SHOP Only 13,14,15, 20,21,22 Open Daily ADULTS $3.25 CHILDREN $f.95 Erickson Kiva 7 - 9 P.M. Sunday Dining 3:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. program information 33? 6944 NOW ! MIDWEST PREMIERE where the heads of all nations meet 44... ~ The Sidelong Glances of a Pigeon K'cker Meet Jonathan. The very day he graduated Princeton he became a New York taxi driver. (Then, he met Jennifer.) uu'uon v-nrisrapner Jill u Hara HODert waiaen i William Redfleld Kate Reld Lola Nettieton Bonl Enten Melba Moore Elaine Strltch™ ovei tiy David Boyer Screenplay by Ron Whyte *ecuhve Producer William P. Wilson Produced by Richard Lewi# Directed by John Dexter m ADDED! FUN CARTOON & NOVELTY now you can SEE anything you want at. "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" ARLO GUTHRIE FRIDAY - 6:30, 8:30, 10:30 P.M. CONRAD AUDITORIUM SATURDAY - 7 and 9:15 P.M. WILSON AUD. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Noyemhl,. Open housing: 'dream denied' By THE ASSOCIATED press WASHINGTON - Two years disclosed that these indisputable facts of American life are • Open housing looms as major political issue. "The idea of a beginning pressures to bend to the such as Plainfield, N.J., per cent black, or now almost totally 30 Arret Homes, Inc., the builder, didn't hesitate to sell, even after passage of a national open - beginning to press in on open communities is much more "The black Dixmoor, III. though it was the first time in 15 question now" said housing law, residential America politicians and policymakers volatile than school desegregation of operation that the remains starkly segregated, alike: ever was," said one aide to HUD urbanologist George Sternlieb of years Rutgers University, "fa how to But they are moving. Some company had a black buyer. Freedom of choice in housing still •'The exodus of business and Secretary George Romney. crack them gracefully " is a dream denied for all but an industry to suburbia - "They are "Once people understand it and it 600,000 blacks joined the "They put down $20,000 in affluent few of the nation's moving out by the truckload," * v. . • ... nation's suburban population cash," said the builder. "What do comes to their area, they scream f k k block is the arra> between 1964 and 1969 — an you say? I can see the blacks. said one housing official*— is bloodv murder- • murder " suburban codes that not zoning and building almost threefold increase over the ... handwriting on the wall." For that few - and fewer than widening the gap between the job only drive up the suburban black growth between one in 10 blacks earn over • seeking city dweller and places 1960 and 1964. $15,000 a year - the nation's of potential employment, Crossing lines Yet many blacks wouldn't live heavily white suburbs are • Almost four of every five new a white Nationally, despite marked The idea of open communities is in neighborhood. Most gradually if somewhat grudgingly jobs are in suburbia, but low - and couldn't. growth, blacks accounted for giving way. moderate - income housing isn't. much more volatile than school only 4.7 per cent ofthe suburban The average cost of new But now the pressures are • The nation is in the midst of desegregation ever was. Once mounting to widen housing the worst housing shortage since housing in America ..oajuiiipcu uuusiiig has jumped to population at the close of 1969. opportunities for all. World War II. Vacancy rates are people understand it and it comes $27°,000. _ The average . '^black per In 1960 nor mnl cent. they accounted for 4.5 Ahead could be a domestic below 1.5 per cent in both New to their area, they scream bloody family earns about $6,000 a year. If the average black wants to The economics are one part of struggle that could resound York and Chicago, murder. escape the ghetto, he can do it the open ■ housing question through the 1970s. Unless the _ . problem is met soon, says one HUD is committed to a national only by moving to some form of some say the biggest part. Of the high ■ ranking official in the goal of 26 million units by 1978, _4. . . Otherwise decent people . . . . , . .. costs but also indirectly keep „ , federally assisted housing - nation's non-white families, only Department of Housing and including 6 million units for low- become .wful neonle awful people," adds a adds .uhurhi, suburbia 95OR ner renttwhit* housing kept in the central city about 40 per cent earn more than ^ * n«P a per cent white. Urban Development (HUD), "I and moderate - income families, New York state politician. by $7 000 a year. The comparable think we are headed for the But production this year will • But steadily rising Negro biggest explosion you've ever barely meet the 1.25 million affluence is slowly creating a black to get to Hastings," said a answer. Racial discrimination seen in this country." increase in the number of families black middle class, aware of its New York State official, referring "The suburbs are in for a - let alone replace housing lost to Little reaction remains a major part. rights, and reaching out for better to a village of 10,000 in exclusive shock," adds economist David demolition or old age. homes and schools. Westchester County. "But they So far, the federal government ca.me believing in all the Birch of Harvard Business School. These factors combined are Suburbs bend are getting there." has shied away from headon S1, * J?8 ^e situation," said Housing patterns creating a massive need for Already there are small signs confrontations with suburban Richard Bellman, attorney for An Associated Press survey of subsidized housing and suburban that the suburbs, the strongholds For the most part, blacks are land use practices despite e NCDH, the pioneer private today's housing patterns land to build it on. of segregation * * in housing, are moving into suburban enclaves prompting by a special organization in the open - housing and even f,Sht. presidential task force the U.S. Commission on Civil but I soon became convinced that all these Staring down Rights complicated factors all boiled A pretty coed glances up through ihe stair railing to see who'i The clamor for meaningful down to just old fashioned racial coming down the stairs on the floor above. open housing is growing. discrimination. State News photo by Terry Luke "Open housing is a farce," says the mayor of a major Midwestern city hemmed in by a ring of virtually all - white suburbs. Not everyone agrees. "Open housing?" said Rich Office to assist minorities Port, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. "I thought open housing was a dead issue. I'm "Is there a problem?" frankly kind of surprised to be asked about it. in obtaining financial aid program. By WANDA HERNDON need aid mav fill out the Ml The programs will be at 7:30 financial aid form and Cash counts State News Staff Writer may fjJ The The Financial Aids Office will p.m. Monday in Brody the Financial Aids Office' problem is less acute for Auditorium; 7:30 blacks with a sterling credit sponsor programs in the residence Wednesday in 101-102 McDonel; p.m. The Parents' Confident record and a substantial amount hall complexes during Statement will be given it the next 7:30 p.m. Thursday in Shaw Hall; of cash. two weeks to students so that their parentsai explain to minority 8 p.m., Nov. 16, in 138 Fee; 7:30 fill out the form and sendittothi Mr. and Mrs. Willie Early of students how to fill out financial p.m., Nov. 18 in the Mason - College Scholarship Service. Jamaica, Queens, for example, aid forms and to encourage them Abbott and Snyder - Phillips plunked down $20,000 on a to send the forms in on time. Black Culture Room; and 8 p.m. Johnson said the Financial.^ Office will be $40,000 house under "We're doing this because 99 Nov. 19, in G-8 Holden. establish^ suboffices for minority studr" construction in an all - white per cent of the black students at MSU need financial assistance," "Minority students have not in the residence hall complex®! neighborhood in Massapequa, been Amos Johnson, asst. director of applying for financial the near future, assistance on time, " Johnson financial aids, said. "Many black Experimental offices will be said. "As a result many do not located in Holden and Brady, students are unaware of the have enough money to complete Annamarie Hayes, a gnduitt important items on application the academic year." forms to help them qualify." assistant, will be assati^' Johnson and Lloyd Cofer, Approximately two weeks Johnson in this effort, before Christmas vacation, "In the financial aid offices,** director of supportive services, are the coordinators of this application nights will be held, will discuss all areas of financiil On these nights students who aid, deferred payments, lo and so on," Johnson said. Betty Lou - n Claude coming He also said this is the firsttim| 8 p.i Tickets S2.S0 is a . - programs have been planned Nymphomaniac. j j.so at weathervane, Sporthaus, Sportsmeister, and Room 2 40 help minority students witi See HER Men's IM. Discount of $ | .00 financial aid problems, and. In with United 12-21 card (you'll need it at hopes that students will liif SALVATION! the door too). advantage of this service professional theatre November 4-15 Chekov's THE MARRIAGE PROPOSAL and THE HARMFULNESS OF TOBACCO and Samuel Beckett KRAPP LAST TAPE in our NEW Heated Theatre 200 E. River St., Grand Ledge performance Yf" Th-- Fr'- 8:30 Times ^at. " 6J°°* 9:°° Q"" 3^00 v/ ID FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 00 627-7805 for Reservatioi ER1CKS0N KIVA CJKTCH-rZ iM IS THE MOST MOVING, MOST H INTELLIGENT, THE MOST HII; MANE-OHJO HELL WITH IT -IT'S THE OEST AMERICA* FILM I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!) —Vlnetnl Ctnbr,"• "IT'S ONE NELL OF A FILM! A Arkin is Hke watching COLD SAVA:i AND CHILLING idor sink baskets « COMEDY! Firmly establishes AMIKE NICHOLS FILM Nichols' place in the front rank ALAN ARKIN .>!)/ . ischer play chess. J virtuoso player entering,,,j of American directors. Alan Arkin's finest screen perform 2 peri M-iun-l*'? lance: 'CATCH-22 i*- performance! ance to date. CATCH 22' would hard as a diamond, cold to be an important event in any touch and nd brilliant to the eye. movie year."-»,«,», mmtmuuM;mmimm.mmmmiimt*m;mmimmnmW jMwniTft ORSON WELLES «nwou mimpvmmi raooncaiv jqnncallev • martimransomotf hkcuiwm^ . 1 | MMiI'KWKtHMD»MilWWJ EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT! ItrtlSlwoFrl.irttit.! | Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 6, 1970 11 hree profs debate mason dorm Intruder ole of philosopher I By MICHAEL Slate News Staff O'NEAL Writer According to Koch, five example of Socrates, who was for entering activists in history and who philosophers have a political talked about "the things The feLSKMrS By WENDY MAGER man could have entered the SrSib""y' about.' Dhi phikfiophers " have " always ' talked dormitory by several methods, JoAnn Jenkins, one of Mason's ■osophers to be involved in ■itical and social action, •philosophers have an aptitude Bohnert said he had a vision of Mason Hall is tightening its resident assistants, said. for political work. Inesday at a campus government based on reason and security measures as a result of a Mason's front and side doors Iposium. •if all professors so acted, it is evi(*ence rather than altruistic breaking and entering incident are supposed to be locked at likely that some philosophers sentlment. but he was becoming for which an Ann Arbor man was |he symposium, sponsored by could do some good. more pessimistic about the arrested Sunday. midnight on weekdays and at 1 T Undergraduate Philosophy a.m. on weekends, in spite of a possibility of this occurring, The man entered the rooms of Jb, was on the topic of •philosophers are appointed to The symposium concluded three different coeds between 4 continuous open house policy. lilosophy and Public Policy: - station demanding political with a general discussion of the and 5 a.m. The Several J Political Responsibility of action. girls were Mason coeds reported, relation between unharmed. however, that the front doors are Mlosophers." Participants »The urgency of a particular philosophers anc*P°'iticalaction. ■luded Herbert Bohnert, situation creates an fcfessor of philosophy; philosophers obligation for ^he next meet'ng Undergraduate Philosophy Club of the Philosophy symposium a Campus police coed living in who had seen the were alerted by Campbell Hall, man earlier that sometimes left open and that the night receptionist is not always around to check Ip's to make Students listen to a symposium sponsored by the Jrendra Sharma, associate *the '«urgent urgency" or extra wiU ^ at 4 P-m- Wednesday in 4 the topic of the political Undergraduate Philosophy Club Wednesday on evening and suspected his sure that males are guests of Jfossor of philosophy; and • urgency of a particular situation Morrill Hall. Organizational plans responsibility of philosophers. Speaking at the symposium were Herbert presence in the girls' hall. Police residents. laid Koch, asst. professor of demands Bohnert, professor of philosophy; Dhirendra Sharma, -u" the participation of forthecl"b will be discussed. Donald Koch, asst. professor of philosophy. associate professor of philosophy; and arrested the intruder as he left Peg Geggie, Mason head adviser, philosophers. State News photo by Mason. Terry Luke. and Peer Holtkamp, hall ■ harma argued that Koch said all of these manager, issued a directive stating that this llosophers have a definite arguments are indecisive, MAN AND NATURE lock lonsibility to participate in "I have always assumed that the - up policy will be enforced in the future. strictly Itical and social action. philosopher's primary task is to ■Philosophy is not a theory but truth and analyze it, but not Nancy Begun. Birmingham Ectivity/'hesaid. "All through necessarily disseminate it," he sophomore, whose room was lory, meaningful progress has made by the active llosophers in social and responsibility. I am more ■itical dynamics." Koch said he is "not too _,,cipation of individual interested in the notion of interested in the question of Bookstore meets among those entered, said she was too confused by what to call the police. "I felt someone happened touching my By IDELE ROSS Ma i/lary Jane Brininstool, leg," she said, "but I wasn't sure it' Iccording to Sharma, interest and desire." Galesburg junior and a Man and Man and Nature offers a have them in stock. food to eat, and literature to read, it was real or a dream. I ■losoplu rs tend to take shelter Bohnert said he has been membership plan. Miss "We're out of debt now," Miss thought Nature bookstore staff maybe my roommate Blind an expression of "tormented" by the question of member, Brininstool explained that for Brininstool said. "Man and we hoped that people would was trying - • Meeting the ' emotional needs" said she has difficulty to wake me up. Jspended judgment." the political responsibility of of students, professors and the calling Man $1.00 a year the member receives Nature is helping beat the system respond to each other more. — and Nature just a bookstore. It's working! a card entitling him to as much as |A philosopher must not limit Philosophers. According to community and selling books at "Besides being a bookstore, 20 per cent discount on most across the street. We are ordering "Then he started trying to get lnself to his classroom Bohnert, responsibility is a the lowest prices possible are two Man and Nature is a place where a more food and books as we are Man and Nature is the covers off my bed. 1 made a books. Nonmembers receive a 10 open from Icedure," he said. "Only the product of these factors, objectives of the Man and Nature students can come to release and becoming more widespread." 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. weekdays noise and scared him. Then I Ilosopher is equipped to act in specialness of knowledge, Bookstore, located at 328 relax," she aid. per cent discount. The Alderson said that "with and noon to 6:00 p.m. on heard him running down the liy situations." relevance of knowledge, value of Student Services Bldg. Miss Brininstool said future membership money is used to pay back the initial loan. furniture to sit on or sleep on Saturday. stairs. That's when I knew it was ■harma criticized the non - action, urgency of situation, Man and Nature began in May, plans for Man and Nature Include Almost real," she said. lolvement of philosophers in Potential effectiveness, and 1969 when MSU students Geoff opening record and 2400 people belong to clothing the bookstore now. fsocial and political problems contractual responsibility. Alderson and Doug Moreton coops where students would be The staff is optimistic about Beethoven Ihe recent past. Bohnert said being a decided to "create an enterprise able to purchase items ■Much of the responsibility lies philosopher never exempts one which would collect and inexpensively. She said that result of service to students as a increasing Ti philosophers who, for the from any other ethical claims. I three decades, have never "It is a phenomenon well disseminate information on this motivating people to work on University cooperation. Textbooks have been ordered Bicentennial country's major problems. these ideas was the hardest Isidered it important to known to philosophers that part of to be sold at discount prices and "Working with the Free the problem. the staff hopes professors will Festival jitate on these issues,"he said, ethics is a field where doing University and a personal loan of Students who work for Man loch said "philosophers as something never cuts support Man and Nature by anything $2000, they opened the first and Nature are either work llosophers have no political — there are always the other student co-op bookstore on the study students or volunteers. Ten as - encouraging students to purchase Nov. 2 - 6 Iionsibility, except In very claims cutting in," he said. MSU campus. many of their books there as regular staff members keep the possible. Icial circumstances." Bohnert mentioned the Over a year and a half later, place in order with volunteer University Auditorium Man and Nature will order merchandise sold at Man and help. books for students If they do not 8:15 p.m. Nature includes posters, kites and underground periodicals. lusic series debuts Literature of all sorts !* provided by Suits News in Lansing with QPEN AT 6:30 whom the bookstore works. They ELECTRIC also request and receive literature IN CAR lunday from various publishers. on WMSB But another side to Man and Nature exists. A pinball machine HEATERS! ie talents of several music Faculty members Walter and mattress add to the bookstore's atmosphere. Two TONIGHT! 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TODAY FOR CHUCI^ONHORSJ E Fn*ERVA T'ON. o/? New KILL THEM ALLI MiO COME BACK UONE Ininn?"ju''ding. ?oard 0,fIc*, 2nd 35B-33KK floor 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan -SPORTS- _Frid'y. No,^., Computerized Listening The BIC/LUX 71/2R Surging By JEFF ELLtOTT UPI's Mid - West Back of the 'S'gridder Wit State News Sports Writer Week for his performance against Indiana a week ago, will be directing the attack. In the A step closer to a first division backfleld Eric Allen and Henry finish in the Big Ten, evening Matthews will handle the running their season record at 4-4 and chores with Bill Triplett at the tieing up the series with Purdue flanker spot. ■HmPww I .1." 1 t HI II* are when MSU's goals this weekend they host the Boilermakers Randy Davis has been seeing more action as the season at Spartan Stadium. A crowd of progresses and will probably be 65,000 is expected to be on hand called on to spell Triplett on for the 1:20 kickoff, ten minutes occasions in Saturday's game. I -l EE earlier than the usual starting time. The fleet - footed Davis has averaged 34.4 yards a catch this The game will be the NCAA's i i ' i^i Regional College Football Game year .hauling in five passes for 172 ;yards. of the Week with Bill Flemming Gordie Hold onto your headphones folks, your AM-FM stereo Bowdell, who dropped and Lee Grosscup doing the to second in the conference in receiver has just been outmoded. The space age receiver from commentating. ItH be the 31st pass receiving despite his five BIC/LUX, the 71/2R is now appearing at HiFi Buys. You see, appearance for the Spartans on catches unlike its counterparts in the high fidelity market, the against Indiana, will start network television since 1950. at split end with Billy Jo DuPree BIC/LUX receiver is tuned via computer. This simply means They've won 16 times, lost 12 and at the tight end. The offensive that if the receiver is turned off - station there will be only tied two. line will be Marv Roberts and Vic silence, or if you tune quickly t^e dial there will be no The Spartans enter Saturday's across Mittelberg at tackles, Errol Roy sound. A computer circuit evaluates the signal strength, game winners of their last two and Mike Tobin at the guards and distortion and the perfect center tuning. Then and only then, conference games after dropping Tom Beard at center. their first two to Ohio State and The Spartans' defense which when the "Center Tune Light" is illuminated, the audio is Michigan. There's still the RANDY DAVIS silently and instantly turned on. When the unit is turned just missed it's second straight slimmest of slim possibilities that shutout last week, will have its silently to another station, and the optimum tuning point is the conference record into the game, Spartans could go to the Rose hands full in shutting off the reached, the "Center Tune Light" lights and the sound turns Bowl. TTiey'd have to win their their on without the clicks and only triumph coming over Boilermakers' rushing game and pops normally associated with last three games and hope two Iowa 24-3, a week before the covering some fine pass receivers. muting circuits. Now, this is not muting in the conventional teams help out by knocking off Spartans beat the same Hawkeye With the exception of safety sense of the term because the Ohio State. computerized circuit works at team, 37-0. Purdue's most Tom Kutschinski, the Spartans all signals and does not sacrifice receiver But the problem at hand is impressive win was their 26-14 will start the same sensitivity to achieve lineup that's muting action. In the 71/2R, full perfect muting is Purdue and the Boilermakers' win over Stanford in the third started the previous two weeks. accomplished at 1.2 u Volts at-30db. Now this computerized offense could prove to be a game of the season, the only Doug Halliday, Duane logic circuit is fully active on AM as well as FM. We believe serious problem for the Spartans' blemish in the Indians' 7-1 season McLaughlin, Ernie Hamilton, defense. Halfback this year. this may be called "the first high fidelity AM." Armstrong is one of the best Otis The Spartans and Boilermakers Wilt Martin and Cal Fox will form the front wall with linebackers Bill's runners MSU will face this year have played 24 games in their Mike Hogan and Gail Clark The BIC/LUX 71/2R receiver offers all the features found One of MSU's more successful in running plays this season has been the counter play to the finest component tuners and amplifiers today and more and is a break away threat every time he touches the ball. Purdue series with Purdue holding a slight behind them. Triplett. The Spartans haven't broken the play for any long gains, but it's been a flanker 3i|| I 12-11 edge. One game ended in a consistent gainer so. For instance our high cut filter which cuts sharply at 7 Hardy will probably start in Here Triplett (17) runs the play against Iowa after has several fine receivers in Stan tie. In the 42-13 loss last year, the Kutschinski's spot at safety, with taking a handoff from Mike Rasmussen (12). KHz, fully eliminating unwanted hiss and record noise and Brown and Ashley Bell both of also Spartans' Dan Wemer established Brad VanPelt staying at State News photo by Doug Bauman a low cut filter which eliminates the rumble inherent in whom scored touchdowns in last two team records and tied roverback. Harold Phillips returns old records. A quad volume control another. Werner threw 35 passes, system, which employs year's 42-13 win over the from the injured list and is a likely ganged potentio • meters to control the volume on the output Spartans. completed 16 and gained 314 starter at cornerback along with ANNUAL MEETING and-input of the tone control amplifier. Thus, the signal to "Purdue to me is the biggest yards through the air, despite not Doug Barr. noise ratio is kept constant enigma in the conference so far having started the game. The Spartans will be regardless of volume level, keeping producing whisper quietness in low passages even when the this season," Spartan Coach Not tampering with success, their eye on the scoreboard to see unit is played at concert volume. watts RMS at rejection at-80DB. Specifications include 150 8 OHM with both channels driven, and image Duffy Daugherty said this week. "TTiey look like world beaters for a while and then Daugherty will go with the same the results of the Northwestern starting line-up on offense that and Minnesota game. The I don't know has produced 69 points the last Gophers and Wildcats are the leers challenge alumni what happens." two weeks. Quarterback Mike Spartans last two opponents. Purdue will bring a 1-3 Rasmussen, who was named Head Freshman Coach Ed By RICKGOSSELIN its newest model and But there (the 1970-71 a former Olympian, are so many features and innovations, so many, that State News Sports Writer i Rutherford and 'S' linebacker squad) in the annual varsity - spend some time as an alun well, the only way we believe you can get a true idea of the coach Joe Carruthers will be in attacker. Olson is second on tl BIC/LUX 71 /2R is to come in and see it and take a listen. And Evanston, 111., Saturday scouting The MSU hockey team, with ■!»™>l!»n»tonilhut7:30. list of career goal scorers with71 you'll see and hear - computers aren't all that bad. the official opening of its season ^"e 8ame w111 he played at the game. only a week away, will showcase Demonstration Hall, an arena trailing leader Doug Volmir iJ three. _ described by MSU Coach Amo Jack Roberts, whose bi HI-FI BUYS Bessone as the "only rink in college hockey that can guarantee anj. receptions week by the coaching staff. find themselves yards, bris tho the team u.iih with 1«9 183 u'Juoi yards) Another problem Purdue must heading into the eighth game of the season with a 'f-1 WfeI|,Jt!?e or.ense looked betterBo"ermaker than it has quarterbacking until last yards on pass receptions (on 13 yardage for the Boilermakers with North The mystery is the Purdue ^ace is the synthetic turf in at any Saturday. He s completed nearly catches) and has returned 11 getting 249 yards and defense Spartan Stadium. Purdue has losing record. other time this season. Led 50 per cent of his passes Clayton 124 yards (43 of During the early games of the on|y played one game in history A shocking defeat at the hanna A.St, by 17 *• by 21 A.St. by 28 A.St, by 30 Wisconsin's best chance for an 60-2 3-1 60-2 3-1 A.St. by 10 A.St. by 21 upset appeared to hinge on the 60-23-1 58-2 5-1 57-26-1 passing of Neil Graff, who has an expert receiver in and the Larry Mialik, running of Rufus Ferguson and Alan Thompson. But Wisconsin has not beaten Ohio State at Madison since 1959 and BEER FARMUP FOR BIG 10 has won over the Buckeyes only three times in 28 years. Illinois, slaughtered by Ohio State two weeks ago, rebounded last (But didn't know m week for an upset over Purdue and should be geared for whom to ask) best performances one of its against Michigan. But the Wolverines also rank At last in one great book among the national leaders in rushing and defense harriers here today delightful mixture ol lore, myth ... a ND ... No. 2 ranked Notre Dame, also 6-0 for against scoring. and anecdote never before assembled in a single volume. the season, will be home For instance, do you know how against Pittsburgh and the Irish were a four touchdown many bottles of beer it would take to Dame again will rely on pick. Notre float the battleship Missouri? Or what beer can do for orchids? You're quaiterback Joe Theismann, 4th rated planning a party and you need to know how to nationally in total offense, and the national leader in many glasses of beer you can get from a tap a keg, and how pass half-barrel By DON KOPRIVA down to the last receptions in Tom Gatewood, as well as the 2nd best defense servings you should allow per male guest . . . and how many quarter-mile battb for the top spot on the performance last against I State News Sports Writer before faltering. week as MSU's scoring in the nation. beer steins intrigue you, and . . . and per female. Maybe MSU team, and this can be seventh man and Gibbard hopes In other Big Ten you'd like to know more about them. games Indiana travels to Iowa where the Search no longer... the answers Generally the Spartans have run expected to continue today, but the Litchfield product can reach Hawkeyes were a touchdown favorite, and Minnesota appears at Beer Book. And that's not are all here in Falstaff's Complete betting ready for the Big Ten is as a group. But a vital factor in soph Ralph Zoppa has been the form that made him the Northwestern with the Wildcats a seven nearly all. You'll chuckle at author Fred Birmingham's light-hearted history of beer [at it's all about now for the their losses to Western Michigan improving steadily and could r°u"h Spartan in against Ohio Northwestern will be trying for its fourth point pick. brewery tour with the brewmaster as your guide. There's . . . and you'll join him in a hrtan cross country team, and and Miami the last two weeks has threaten for the top spot. state. the third place in the conference race Big Ten win to hang on sary of little-known brewing terms even a glos¬ because |u will host Notre Dame in the been MSU's inability to keep that despite its 3-4 season mark. what a "zwickel" is! And wait 'til . . . everyone should know Junior Dave Dieters has held you try "Hungerburgers" made with hi step in preparation for the group up with the leaders. beer! kue championship meet here a steady in the Spartans' top three The perfect gift for Dad This is what MSU will need in all year but slumped to the fifth ... or a fraternity brother... or even for fck from Saturday. the Big Ten to win, and this is FREE PICK-UP Uncle Charley. In tact, this deluxe paperback belongs on every book¬ spot last week against Miami and shelf and backbar! Itarting time for the Spartans' what the Spartans will be aiming will be seeking a rebound today. II with the Irish is 3:30 p.m. AND DELIVERY at this afternoon. _ . - Irthe rough Forest Akers five . , , "We hope the group will run s®nior .c°'ca1P£?,"s ONE HOUR SERVICE lecourse. the Spartans have a number1 of together the whole race," Hartman and Chuck Starkey £,m have Gibbard said, "because that's Is in mind for this afternoon's rej X .rVn "P. 1° par yet' BEER BOOK It. The primary one is to win 1 achieve a 3-3 record in dual what we'll need if we're going to do the job in the Big Ten." j * thinks, but figutes each t* 40UIS jermnu lounters for the year. The Pope joy and another intneB!Blen. sophomore, Randy Kilpatrick, Freshman Steve Rockey made CLEANERS lond is to prepare for the Big have been waging a season - long the Big Ten squad with his 623 E. GRAND RIVER |i Iween by narrowing the gap MSU's first and fifth Ishprs. Ind the Spartans and Coach 1 Gibbard are confident they I do both. Notre Dame has a Kng and inexperienced team 1 has yet to win a dual this |r. MSU had a fine split on its ■ time earlier this |r. against Ohio State, so i reason the Spartans ft do it again. ^•'otrethisDame b hasn't had great year," Gibbard said. It they always seem to run well ■nst Michigan State so we can't lerestimate them." lie Spartans won Vtmotor hotel last year 19 at South Bend, and since fjard has sliced his squad to ■seven men who will run in the ■Ten meet, MSU will have to lsix of them in front of the 1 Irish finisher if it's to equal t more important than the The Je, at least as far as Gibbard is Capitol Park Motor Hotel provides complete motel and hotel facilities for Bcerned, is the Spartans' every occasion Whether you need a •ping, because it is this that room or banquet and reception facilities we are pleased to 1 win or lose the accommodate you. Big Ten hpionship. And for fine food and drink dine in our Six Knights I1? 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THE WESTWARD CROSSINGS Balboa, Mackenzie, Lewis and Clark Ureek specialties sened every Sat. Tr«=>f^ps=jatlce- Jeannette Mirsky night REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS ; Mic,"Kun 1 K| I- LANSING L_ _ . I $3.45 I'ARKING The I 4H9-U96 I KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS,— ———J | University of Chicago Press Phoenix Paperbacks 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November -SPORTS- (> S'booters While the Spartans cruise along whiz from Nairobi, Kenya was led by John Houska and Jerry in season practices this week, indicating "The substitutes are really By GARYSCHARRER with a 5-1-2 record the Broncos' mentioned in Sports Illustrated that both Houska and Murray Murray. The senior - sophomore coming through for us," he said. State News Sports Writer potent club sport has not lost in several weeks ago for his eight combination has produced 18 of have been putting forth extra "Jim Nugent and Dave Walsh 11 outings this year, including goal scoring outburst against the 30 MSU goals this season. The efforts. played very energetic games. This afternoon will be the last three exhibition matches. Miami of Ohio. Although the battle for individual scoring Fuller is planning to go with They are giving the second and ji opportunity for MSU fans For the Spartans, a win is NCAA doesn't keep official honors is a toss-up with Houska soccer sophomore Tom Petersen in third extra effort which we aren't | to see the Spartans in regular necessary if they are to be soccer statistics, Muhanji's feat and Murray each having nine today's match. "Petersen has getting from some of our top season play this year. MSU closes considered for one of the four appears to be a U.S. collegiate goals. really been looking good players." out its 1970 schedule by hosting Midwest berths of the post - record. Coach Payton Fuller has been recently," he said. Nugent and Walsh both hail season NCAA playoffs. the Western Michigan Broncos. Offensively the Spartans will be pleased with the forward line in The Spartan defense will be from St. Louis, Mo. Walsh, a Game time is 3:30 p.m. on the The Broncos' top scoring threat limited because of injuries. senior, played freshman ball for soccer field located south of is John Muhanji who has scored Fuller's defensive trouble is MSU but then sat out two Spartan Stadium. 38 goals this year. The scoring MSU ruggers face especially evident at the goalie position where ankle and knee seasons. The two year lay - off affected his timing but his play injuries have taken Nick Dujon has looked strong in recent and Klauss Hendricks out of any RARE COIN SHOW Boilermakers Sat. possible action for today's game. Les Lucas is hampered by a knee games. In most of the games this fall, the Spartans have trailed early in injury and probably will not be in the game and have had to come Coins valued at $500,000. will be for sale Saturday and This weekend the MSU Rugby The "B" game was a parallel to the nets at the start of the game. back in the latter stages. Walsh Sunday on the mall. More than 30 dealers will display coins Club will host the Purdue Club on the "A" game, as the two teams When the season began this fall attributed this to the time it takes from the U.S., Canada and all major foreign c Old College Field. The Purdue were tied at half time, 0-0. Once Fuller had too many goalies and the Spartans to set up as a team. team is a small and swift squad, had to make several cuts. With the Despite his team's record. again, though, the Lions scored in which should provide a good the late moments of the game to injuries mounting, Fuller this Fuller has not been satisfied with Senior game for the Spartans. The "A" win, 3-0. week, brought back freshman its over - all performance. "I Saturday Sunday game Saturday. will start at 3 p.m. on The games, though lost, were a Dave Goldman. The Francisco, Calif, native will San would say that we are playing one half of our potential," he said. Six Spartan soccer players game will play their final regular season today against Western Michigan at 3:30 p.m. at the Last weekend the Chicago big morale booster to the Spartan "The guys who have not put out MSU soccer field. From left to right are (back row) probably get the nod to protect Frank Lions swept the three game series Club, as the Lions are the top the Spartan net against the will not be playing. A lot of these Morant, Coach Payton Fuller, Buzz Demling, Ray Korkiala from the MSU Club, but the team in the Midwest. In addition, Broncos. (front row) Dave Walsh, Les Lucas and John Houska. players who put out extra effort m Spartans made their presence felt. there were several injuries in the will Following the Spartan 3-1 help us much more." lansfng mall "A" game was tied 6-6 at half - Fort Wayne game the week victory over Ohio U. last week 5330 W. time , but in the last three before, making it possible for Fuller was impressed with the GARDEN BOUT DEC. 7 Saginaw Hwy. minutes the Lions scored a "try" some of the newer men on the play of his subs, and will hope for and won, 11-6. club to gain some experience. the same performances today. Ali, Bo navena Pickups are cheaper NEW YORK (UPI) - Subdued Muhammad Ali signed Thursday for a 15 - round heavyweight bout with Oscar Bonavena in Madison but his manager, Hiran Cuevas, relayed the prediction. "He really said that?" Ali asked with an astonished expression. predictions, and most of them However, in his comeback bout last week against Jerry Quarry in Square Garden on Dec. 7 and And then he shook his head. Atlanta, the 28 - year • old Ali merely smiled at the Argentine's In the past, before Ali was refused to make a predii tion.and stripped of the heavyweight title said he was sorry it ended so soon prediction of an llth-round knockout. and was forced to quit fighting when Quarry was stopped with a for 3'i-years for refusing to be bad cut at the end of three Bonavena, the no. 1 contender, did not attend the official signing inducted into the army, he was rounds. because of an illness in his family, the one who made the Drew "Bundini" Brown, the cornerman who started the slogan "float like a butterfly;stinglikea CHECK OUR SPECIALS bee" before Ali won the title from Sonny Liston in 1964, RACK. Many Great unwrapped a sword and held it up. "A sword to stop the bull," £ Bundini said. 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SALE Match postponed h and More Off The match between the MSU and Handball University of Michigan Clubs, scheduled for Caesars Sunday at the Men's IM Building Lansin; has been postponed. Little ATTACKS On Langes, KastI Fisher, Raichle Red hot Tvrol. & Scott Poles. / M-78 * 'Ch FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY BUILT IN DELIVERY COSTS! ONE HOUR SERVICE (Check Out Our New Prices) UJ Battle Creek LOUIS CLEANERS ... ^ 623 E. GRAND RIVER Little «RM-HO(/5E Caesars pizza ,, Caesars CHICKEN Appearing At The ... made with Little Caesar's Real Italian Sauce and Select Blended Cheese ... from the giant 600°ovens in the window. featuring Little Caesar's Famous Recipe... For One D Small Mediunn Large CHICKEN DINNER COUP - 4 pes. Chicken, Fries, Roll, Slaw 1.45 CHEESE 1.00 1.20 2.30 WITHPEPPERONI 1.40 1.75 2.85 CHICKEN SNACK COUP — 2 pes. THRIFT COUP-8 pes. Chicken only Chicken, Fries, Roll, Slaw .99 Wayne Cockrin WITH MUSHROOM 1.55 1.90 3.00 2.45 WITH HAM 1.55 1.90 3.00 HOUSE FULL - 16 pes. Chicken and 4 rolls 3.99 And His WITH BACON 1.55 1.90 3.00 CHEESE, Your Choice of Any TWO ITEMS 1.80 2.15 3.25 BARN FULL-20 pes. Chicken only 5.25 CHEESE, Your Choice of Any THREE ITEMS 2.00 2.35 3.45 C.c. Riders WITH FAMOUS ITALIAN SAUSAGE 1.55 1.90 3.00 WITH BLACK OLIVES 1.55 1.90 3.00 Instead of built in delivery charges, we have a You Saw Him In "C.C. & WITH GROUND BEEF WITH GREEN PEPPER 1.40 1.40 1.75 1.75 2.85 2.70 flat 50c charge per delivery; no matter how many pizzas in an order. If you pick it up you Company WITH ONION 1.40 1.75 2.70 save 50c automatically. COMPARE OUR LITTLE CAESARS SPECIAL, CHEESE, ECONOMY PRICES! y a Appearing At PEPPERONI, BACON, MUSHROOM, 1071 TROWBRIDGE 1203 E.GRAND RIVER DELLS HAM, GREEN PEPPER, ONION Near Harrison Rd. Near Cedar Village LAKE LANSING RD. (ANCHOVIES ON REQUEST) 2.65 3.00 4.10 Across from Holden Hall and Campus EXTRA ITEMS (ABOVE ON REQUEST) .30 .35 .60 Phone 337-1681 DELIVERY CHARGE 50c CAMPUS DELIVERY ONLY Phone 337-1631 First Show At 9 p.m. Off campus and Open Till: $2,00 Cover Sun.-Thurs. 1:00 A.M. Circle Drive FAST HOT DELIVERY GRAND RIVER Fri.-Sat. 3:00 A.M. Delivery Only BE THERE! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 6, ll)70 1.5 state news CLASSIFIED Put a Price In Your Want Ad For Quickest STATE NEWS 3558255 Response .. . Call 355-8255 Now! CLASSIFIED 355-8255 The State News does permit racial discrimination or in not religious Automotive teankLy speaking by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Sale its THUNDERBIRD 1967. Hardtop, advertising columns. The power steering, power brakes, air NEEDED 3 males for furnished TWO BEDROOM mobile home uni 1970 SINGER $57 00 State News will conditioning. 43,000 miles. apartment. not Complete kitchen. 3 Lake view lots. $30/week, n< Cash price just a few months Excellent condition. $1695. blocks from campus. ED 2-5776. old in a accept advertising which 355-9905. 5 11-11 lease. 15 minutes from campus beautiful walnut sew table, fully ♦ AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against 3-11-6 641-6601. TF equipped to zig-zag, monogram, Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or buttonholes. You have a selection GRADUATE WOMEN: 1 opening in Auto Parts & Service national origin. of fancy embroidery designs by 4-girl apartment. 1 block from CEDAR GREENS choosing from an assortment of Aviation campus. Completely furnished, cams and winds VOLKSWAGEN BUS. $350. Runs the bobbin ♦ employment good, body O.K. 355-8127, call utilities and parking included. $65 automatically. Only $57 00 cash per month. 337-2336. 3-11-6 .for rent nights. 5-11-11 1 Bedroom Furnished E Z Call Automotive 484-4553 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. O 11 6 Apartments THREE ROOM apartment, carpeted, Short Term Leases VOLVO, 1967, 122 S. Excellent air Houses DODGE VAN, 1966, 318, V 8. conditioned, unfurnished BLAUPUNCT condition. Phone Precision RADIO, SWAM, Standard transmission, except refrigerator and stove. One Rooms sportsman Imports, 484 4411. 1206 East block from A&P store. Adults. FM-stereo, phono - inputs, walnut model, like new tires. 393 3060. cabinet; Call Chuck, 355 4048. .for sale Oakland. 7-11-6 332-4886. 5-11-10 Animals Mobile Homes GMC VAN 1966. Camper equipped. Scooters & Cycles NEED PEOPLE LOVING girl. TAPE DECK, $60; 150 watt amp; Mechanically excellent. Extras, Winter, spring term. Cedar Village. Cassette tape .personal $1300. Will deal. 353-4014.4-11-6 351-3179. 5-11-10 r°j-w|er; Camera NORTON 1968 Nikon. 332 SOVM\sk for Don. LpEANUTS PERSONAL 750cc, 60 horsepower. Excellent condition. 5-11-6 .REAL ESTATE G.T.O. 1968. Yellow. Black Very fast. 351-7263. 5-11-11 EAST LANSING near campus. One Houses vinyl .recreation top. 4 -speed. New Polyglas and bedroom, furnished. Large, airy TWO GIRLS needed to share farm exhaust. 351-5209. 5 11-6 TRIUMPH 650cc, rooms. Air Bonneville, 1967. conditioned. .SERVICE Excellent condition. $100 plus Beautifully maintained. house. Car needed, 337-7776. Select PEACE. B-116 Typing Service take over payments. 669-5047 clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or 3-1T10 DEER RIFLE. 35 caliber lever .TRANSPORTATION 882-6549. O 5800 PHEASANT. 2 bedroom. Quiet, action and good case. - 641-4346, |. WANTED IMPALA 1966. Very good condition. $800 or best offer. Call 355-9962 HONDA SCRAMBLER 1969, 450cc. $550 or best offer. Phone SUBLET WINTER / Arms. 4-man. Ample Spring, Haslett nice yard. Married $ 135/month. 332-1248,484-8916. couple. after 5 p.m. 3-11-6 DEADLINE 351 3328. 3-11-6 parking 5-11-12 GUARANTEED USED after 6 p.m. 3-11-10 332-3364. 5-11-6 sewing I 1 P.M. one class day V\m K NO TRUTH ID TTHAT KREWIS RM ROOMMATE WANTE D machines. $9.95 up, our 65 to I before publication. MGC 1968. Roadster. 6 cylinder, 145 CSEPEL, 1956, 125cc, 2 stroke, FURNISHED STUDIO, $30/week to share farm choose from. Portable and cabinet 1 Cancellations - 12 noon horsepower, overdrive, new $100, Weird 482-5422. 3-11-6 looking bike! sANgAsvcou&e: aw, TAKJ CUTiORfflwcfOK including utilities. Parking. 251 house 10 miles east of East 625-7163after 4:30p.m. 2-11-9 Lansing. models, and some late models. Zig - batteries zag I class day before and fuel pump. $2100 or Spartan. 332-6078. 1-11-6 ELECTRO straight stitchers. best offer. 351-2673. 3-11-6 GRAND, 804 East I publication. ONE GIRL over 21 - immediate Michigan Avenue, Lansing. Hours MUSTANG 1965 convertible, 289, Aviation OKEMOS NEAR, two bedrooms. occupancy through October 1971. 9 - 5 p.m. Saturday, 9 12. 3-11-6 PHONE Second floor. Stove and - $50 a month. Call 351-8286. 4-barrel, power steering, power refrigerator furnished. Garage. 4-11-6 3558255 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to SAVE $100. New Nikkormat with brakes, automatic transmission. Rural with garden space. Ten learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. Call after 4 p.m. 485-4546. 2-11-6 minutes to MSU. $125. Pay own Nikor 50mm 1.4; Nikor 135mm RATES Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C DOWNTOWN. HUGE furnished house utilities. 651-6122, evenings. 2.8, $425. 351-7812.3-11-9 1 1 day $1.50 MUSTANG 1965. -11-12 needs roommates. $75, includes Very good I 15c per word per day condition. No rust. Black, Auto Service & Parts Employment For Rent utilities, own bedroom, maid WHITE PORTABLE stereo. service. 487-0046. 5-11-9 I 3 days $4.00 automatic, six cylinder. $750. Call ONE GIRL needed to sublet winter Silvertone, $90. Call 882-5056 1 13Vic per word per Dave, 351-6212 or, after 5 p.m., term. Cedar Village. $70. anytime. 3-11-9 day CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per WANTED: NICE girl for winter term GIRL NEEDED immediately and/or 332-6047.5-11-10 351-9099. 1-11-6 I 5 days $6.50 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-lt! week. Car necessary. Call in Cedar Village. 351-4516. winter. No lease. $60 monthly DICTATING MACHINE. Edison 430 South Clippert, back of 351-7319 for interview. C includes utilities. 351-9322 after 3 1 13c per word per day MUSTANG 1965. V-8. Very good Bar. 0-11-6 Koko 3-11-10 SUBLEASE DELUXE, one bedroom . p.m. 3-11-9 Voicewriter. Excellent condition. I (based on 10 words per ad) condition. $750. 332-8275, after PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 HASLETT AREA. Spacious 2 furnished apartment. Near campus. $70. 355-4510, ext. 276. 5-11-11 4 p.m. 353-5936, 7:30 a.m. 4 hours per week. Automobile Call 351-7253. 1-11-6 GRAND RIVER. N. 2 bedroom, full I Peanuts Personals - bedroom. Fully carpeted, luxury. HARMONY must be p.m. 3-11-6 required. 351-5800. O New GE basement, GUITAR, Kalamazoo appliances. Air garage. Deposit required I pre-paid. THREE MAN apartment. Winter and references. Call 626-6127 amp. $110. Like new. 337-2449. PERSON NEEDED full time that has conditioner, garbage disposal. 3-11-9 MUSTANG 1969. Automatic, power term. Walking distance to campus. mornings or after 6:30 p.m. or | There will be a 50c service steering, disc brakes, low mileage, college math background, Married couples. $140 - $155. 339-2490 for appointment. $65. 351-3117.5-11-12 485-5373, 1:30 - 5:30 p.m., d bookkeeping charge if $2000. 882-1641, after 5:30 p.m. completed a minimum of two years POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, of college, to work with and 5-11-12 Tuesday thru Friday. 3-11-9 I this ad is not paid within 3-11-6 special sale. $29.95 up, plus compile statsitical reports. Learn to MT. HOPE and Washington, near. 2 crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, I one week. submit computer programs. Call 3 or 4 man apartment to sublease. 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88, 1966. FAIRBANDS: 3 351-7324.3-11-10 bedroom duplex, unfurnished, I speed, automatic 372-1810. Bob Kuehne. 3-11-10 Winter and spring. 1 block off The State News will be Automatic, all power, very good kitchen appliances, Lansing. C transmission, $225. Fits in 327 campus. Cheap. 337-9312.5-11-12 basement, I responsible only for the running condition. $950. Corvette. Also, 780 Holly garage. Utilities paid, except day's incorrect 332-8275 after 4 p.m.; 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. 3-11-6 353-5936, carburetor and HiRate manifold, $55. KEY PUNCH operators. WE adjust to your needs. Start 7 a.m. to 8:30 CEDAR VIEW, across A&P. 1 LUXURY electricity. 372-4682. 3-11-6 $145 a month. ELECTROLUX TANK Vacuum Cleaner with attachments and floor I insertion. Fits 327 Chevys. Call bedroom. $140. No lease. a.m. or 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Work 6 air - conditioned, carpeted, polisher. A-1 condition, $17. _ _4il'®928l l*I1j® to 8 hours, two or five days (or 351-9245.5-11-12 spacious from only ONE GIRL for 5 Close. Winter, Phone 482-2911.C-4-11-6 OLDSMOBILE 1959, good engine, man. needs work. Best offer. 351-9115 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East evenings) per week. 2 years spring. After 5 p.m. 351 -7963. Kalamazoo Street experience REQUIRED. ESR EFFICIENCY BACHELOR USED TANK vacuum cleaner. .Since 1940. •fter 5p.m. 3-11-10 $150 10-11-13 . . * OQRP. Phone 372-7750. 1-11-6 apartment. Furnished. Near MSU. Excellent condition, powerful Complete auto painting ami a month All utilities paid. $75 collision service. IV 5-0256. C monthly. Call GIRL NEEDED to sublease suction. All attachments, $12. Call OLDSMOBILE luxury Automotive 1964 Jetstar ORDER TAKERS, Direct sales, party 372-5529, after 5 p.m. 2-11-9 house winter and / or spring term. 489-4095.4-11-6 convertible. Any reasonable offer. plan, seminars for cosmetics, wigs AT MELo we repair all foreign and Call 332-3143, after 5 p.m. 3-11-9 luiCK LaSABRE, 1966, Phone 332-8958. 3-11-10 and homecare products. two door, American cars. If we can't fix it, it WASHER, PERFECT - save $100 I V-8. Automatic, i>ower brake, OLDSMOBILE 1969, Delta 88. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Commission plus bonus. over new one; two like new ■ 355-0847. 2-door hardtop. New tires. $2250. Experience not required, but 3-11-10 Rooms mirrored bathroom cabinets. 5-1 1 6 VW, 1960 for many good parts, tires, helpful. Phone 489-1445. 5-11-11 Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S 372-3679.2-11-6 HILLCREST, NEAR campus. 2 new fender. All or none. Best offer. GRADUATE ■ADILLAC SEDAN bedroom furnished with STUDENT or DeVille. 1965. 332-8506.5-11-11 12 STRING guitar, Eko, Acoustic I Blue, only S950. 724Spokane. Call PLYMOUTH 1963. Dependable For Rent dishwasher. 351-0705, electric. Rare. Beautiful. Best offer. winter transportation. New lovely home. Better neighborhood. I owner, 485-9433 or 882-7608. REBUILT GENERATORS, HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT, 351-8733.3-11-6 exhaust and brakes. $295. IV 351-1717.0 Walking distance. Reference. Call 13-11-10 9-1229 before 6 p.m. 2-11-6 alternators, regulators, and use RENT A TV and watch your favorite OKEMOS, 1 bedroom, furnished 351-6286 for appointment, 1-11-6 batteries. Reasonable prices. program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, WILLEX PRODUCTS The BAY COLONY. 1 and 2 bedroom apartment, parking, utilities paid. - only ■MARO CONVERTIBLE, 1967 694-0865.3-11-6 337-1300. C product that makes water wetter. PLYMOUTH 1963. 6 cylinder stick. 351-6586. 5-11-6 14-speed, must sell. 958 Hubbard TV RENTALS. Color and black and unfurnished. Prestige location, Save time, money and work. ■ 353-8361. 5-1 1-10 Starts faithfully, runs great. $175. WANTED: VW snowtires, preferably quiet. 337-9228. HALSTEAD 393-6043. 4-11-9 351-8151. 3-11-6 white. MARSHALL MUSIC STUDIO APARTMENT, furnished, 351-3960.3-11-10 studded, preferably radial. MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O fEVROLET. 1966 convertible. 351 -3583, after 5 p.m. 5-11-10 COMPANY, 351-7830. C parking. 241 North Harrison. EMPIRE TURNTABLE, Panasonic mi brakes and steering. Very PONTI AC FIREBIRD 1967. UNIVERSITY VILLA: 351-6586. 5-11-6 AM-FM TV Single GENTLEMEN: COMPLETE run of receiver with cassette 19ood condition 485-2033.4-11-10 Excellent condition. Mag wheels. RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free students and married couples. house. $15 per week. IV 9-3557, player, Telex AM-FM ruceiver deliveries. Call For information, 355-0587. Employment COMMUNICATIONS, SELCO 372-4948. Furnished. 35 1-1 669 Close to campus. after 6 p.m. 2-11-6 with 8 track player. STEREO JiEVY II, 350, traction l"ser, Holley 1970. Headers, high UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY: If you MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O HALSTEAD Amps, receivers, speakers, tape recorders and decks. Turntables, 8 bars, mags, COMPLETELY FURNISHED Y.M.C.A. ROOMS for young men ■ polyglas. Must PONTI AC LEMANS, 1966. Excellent - track auto tape players. 8 track sell, drafted. are willing to work, own hours, part TV RENTALS Students only. Low remodeled apartment. 2822 North ■ 1-628-2101. 5-1 1-10 condition. 2 door. Power. 30,000 or full time. Please call 372-1648. - 1130 BEECH two or women. Membership privileges. tapes. We Buy, Sell and Trade. monthly and term rates. Call - bedroom Grand River. Pets, children miles. 355-5926. 5-11-10 6-11-13 student apartments. Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, WILCOX SECONDHAND 351-7900 to Furnished, air allowed. 371-1173, 484-0897. lEVYCONVERTIBLE,1965. Runs reserve UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C yours. - conditioned. Close to campus. 5-11-10 gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O STORE, 509 East Michigan, |9°od. Best " offer over $350. IV PONTI AC, 1968. Catalina, automatic COMPUTER OPERATOR. First shift 332-0965. HALSTEAD 485-4391, 8 a.m. 5 p.m. C - 8.1-11-6 transmissior brakes and operator for IBM S/360 model 20 MANAGEMENT FREE ROOM - stude-JJiousefor girl COMPANY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all JEVElle MALIBU, 1968. 327. disc system wanted. Growth to Apartments 351-7910. O wilting 332-3357. brands. 30% off list price. Rich: ■ programming or operations 351-5869. C Jspeed, ■'30p.m. 1-11-6 power steering. 355-3109, RAMBLER AMERICAN convertible. supervisor. Salary $4700 to $6700, CAMELOT APARTMENTS. 4901 ONE BEDROOM furnished ONE MILE west of campus. Two depending on experience. Call South Pennsylvania. QUIET apartment. $115/month includes bedroom, furnished, basement ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. 1965. 28,000 miles. New tires. EMERALD RING: For sale with 10 Owosso, 517 - 725-7161, Mr. location for married, grad students heat, water. Deposit. No children, apartment. All utilities included. Completely furnished. 372-8077 PET 1965 6 $395. 487-3176.3-11-6 smat| diamonds, $500. Phone cylinder, standard and pets. 482-6383.3-11-6 Adults. $125. 351-3969. 0-11-13 before 4 p.m. C Wardall. 1-11-6 faculty. ONE bedroom Jsh,ft- Engine ■ *hape $420 355-840 and car in good furnished. $150 monthly. 393-0384. 5-11-6 . 7, evenings ROADRUNNER, 1969. 4 speed, FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. WANTED: ONE man for ■ FAST GROWING company now has Immediate possession. Call 882-487 2 3-1 1-6 stereo tape, many extras. Low Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 from Berkey. Own . openings for several full time men. across price, new car ordered. 625-3803. Manager, 393-8657 or FOX Also 2 part time positions open. PROPERTY days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C damage deposit. 351-2121. 3-11-5 PET, 1964 Caliente 3-11-6 MANAGEMENT, Convertible. Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m.-4 372-1954. O good shape. $425. p.m. only. C OPEN HOUSE SHELBY COBRA, 1969, GT 500. 428 I«j6533^everiings. 5-11-6 engine; 7000 miles; loaded. Best FURNISHED APARTMENT and CROSSWORD Brvette 1964 convertjb|e offer above $3400. Make SPECIALISTS READING, garage. One bedroom. Four rooms G°°d condition. $1500. Hurst, appointment between 6 - 8 p.m., retardation, others. Call law Cline enforcement, Teachers and bath. Gas heat. Close in. No kids or pets please. IV 2-9941. PUZZLE ■351-8^6. 5-11-10 Friday, November 6. Phone fVETTE 1969. Silver convertible. 482-4102.2-11-6 Agency, 332-5079. 3-11-6 LAST DAY TODAY! i. ACROSS Onager 24. Legai natter 25. Doctrine ■ Best offer. 4. Sunken fence 26. Blue grass 482-1568. Evenings. ■ 351-6611.10-1 1.17 SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL 7, Norse saga 11. Abusive 27. Hebrew letter 29. Containers |^ETTE427. '968. 1,(1 Sports Coupe, 4 language 31. School groups 22,000 miles. $3,800 !' 4,07 Sheffield. 393-2718. E A SMOOTH OPERATOR behind the wheel of a motorcycle YOUR COPYING NEEDS 14. 15. Entertain Golf course ?33. Samovar 34. Fodder advertised in today's Classified ads. 16. Quality 35. Beards of 17. Severed wheat [WYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student XEROX 18. 19. Diocese Deer horns 36.Scant 38. Silly DOWN 1. Embodiment These spacious luxury apartments are completely 21 Wharf 39. Interference 2. Traffic in ,ed and 22. Railroad: abbr. 41. Adjudge furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean sacred things lmi,ure. Gach unjt j,as a individual control dishwasher, garbage disposal and central air COPIES 23. English cathedral city 42. Moose 43. Compass point 3 Trick 4. Imitate - conditioning. These four man r have "P to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure re ^as been adequately planned for with a giant heated 50 EACH Lamingbipool, recreation rooms and private balconies. "1t to If you Save even more on large quantities! Greater savings yet — We among the first residents of TWYCKIiMG: -AM call can Xerox two 8V4"x 11" Y rhere are units originals side-by-side on one 8':" 21. laborer starting at $70/month per man. x 11" sheet at no extra charge - Pay only 5 c per copy. 24. Kinsi 'viOuELOPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 25. Natural 26. Run betwotti fOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: marsha chanel 372-2797or 332-6441 OFFSET PRINTING 27. flag SIX, NINE and TWELVEMONTH available. LEASES 25% OFF Our regular low prices 28. Ancient lewish ascetic 29. Bombdstit PHONE 332-4222 3tf. Gul's name 31. Slice |®topcfungf)am «/1N*CEMENTEXCI.USIVEL Y Br TME S9WSSIPM Right across the street from campus 541 E. Grand River (Below Paramount News) 32. Country jover Management Company Hours: Monday - Friday 8-5:30 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 6 Michiga For Sale For Sale Pergonal IT'S HHAT3 a a sb wnni a PX FRANDOR. Denim bell bottoms, 6 BASSETT puppies. Purebred. 8 JOHN THE studio bassist from A i Liberals gai Happening $5.99. Field jackets, $16.99. Pea weeks old. $40. Phone 484-4375. California please call Dan 351-7769 coats, $24.99. Combat boots, 3-11-6 or 351-0777.1-11-6 $15.88. Sweat pants. $2.98. Aviator sunglasses, $3.98. Paddle balls and paddles - hunting, fishing AVON CALLING! Anyone (male or female) becoming seriously an interested in official Avon seats on PRINCETON Cigarettes 35c/pkg. 0-11 IRISH SETTER, AKC, 10 months old. representative, may call 355-9428 ihile <'at1,Pais liberals. 223 Bates St., Grand Ledge, Currently the ti\lheQ0<» ^ 627-6555.3-11-9 split «pl«t with with m TWO WIGS: One medium blond, one By CHRIS MEAD grayish ■ white. Worn only once. Democrats, three con^ FREE MALE kittens, orange and ATTENTION MSU SAILING CLUB Republicans and $30each. 393-4376.5-11-12 $1.00 service charge per Girls, a tea is being held Wednesday. an white, black and white. Call ABORTION IS legal in New York. For MEMBERS: There will be an open DETROIT (UPI) - The Independent Eugene EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in 625-7024 after 6 p.m. Will deliver. referral to accre^ted hospitals call insertion — to be pre¬ Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. in the Green Room, Union, to acquaint you with what the party tonight. Tickets available at election of two liberals to the said he intends to retire Black'! J 4-11-11 212-633-9825 6 6 8:30 p.m., room 442, Cedar Village. all sizes and 351-6337.0-11-6 types. $20 - $50. 5-11-9 p.m. - a.m. paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 class day before. honor of being a Crops Sponsor is all about. Corps Sponsors will be capped Come and compete for the Lushwell Michigan Supreme Court has tipped the balance of the before his term The shift in the expires STABLES - 10 x10' box stalls. 10'/i at the Coronation Ball on Feb. 15, Award. Team races this Sunday with makeup 0f APP" philosophically split tribunal IBM SELECTRIC, used 6 months. Greek and Pica, 10 symbol balls, acres riding area. Board your horses. Feed, stable and paddock SINGLE ADULTS jo'n our club. Call 485-0328, between 6 - 10 p.m. 1971. You will have an opportunity to Wayne State University, pot luck dinner and party Saturday night. clearly in favor of judicial liberals. S1S7™ Urt Wi" have a t lwtion DANCE meet cadets and sign up to be a wide carriage. Call after 5 p.m. by the day, week or month. We give Closed Thursday and Sunday. - CONCERT with OTIS (and Contact Chuck White, 353-7430, for The election of former Gov. their candidate for one of the Corps 484-7087.5-11-12 your horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and 2-11-6 amazing singing dog known by information and rides. John B. Swainson in Tuesday's philosophical. the same name) Friday, 9-12 Sponsors of the Air Force ROTC ask forEdTripp. 18-12-3 Snyder Phillips Lower Lounge! p.m., cadets. The final selection will be general election was never in Politically, the addition oft Do FLEA MARKET: Open Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Antiques, old coins, Peanuts Personal Admission 37c. through an election a week later. this something exciting and different weekend. See David Burge, doubt, but the slowness in the counting of the Detroit vote held new Democrats t0 could reap benefits the i and collectors items. Willoughby at composer - pianist from the University if the court is forth.CM0 HAPPY Gregory Troll will speak on Yoga, up confirmation of former Gov. delegated thn of Colorado Cedar, Holt. Phone OX 9-2662. BIRTHDAY Tom, 18 years, Saturday, Nov. 7, 7:30. room 36, - Boulder, in a concert of G. Mennen William's victory until Mobile Homes just love yal Jan, Vicky, Paula, fPho's parlor A & B, Union. A discussion of the different forms of contemporary music, Sunday, Nov. 8 at 8:15 p.m. in the MSU Music Wednesday. CLARINET - Evette, made by Barb. 1-11-6 concentrating on the spiritual benefits Yoga, Auditorium. No admission charge. They squeezed out two avowed census figures. 8 a' conservative Republicans in what Buffet, excellent playing 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, KATHLEEN McGINNIS, PINNINGS to be gained thereof. Special emphasis is Philosophically, liberals two m l. $150. 351-6435.3-11-9 Shirley Winchester, Southfield. senior ANGLICANS. CANTERBURIANS & theoretically a non - partisan on the court are 2 bedroom. Unfurnished except whole world will knot* will be given to theSurat Shabd Yoga, bourn Michael Yanachik, Dearborn EPISCOPALIANS: a gathering of the race. have an important appliances. Call 625-3520 • W Birthday. 1-11-6 to the Yoga of Light and Sound Current effect wl SHURE VOCAL Master PA. Ampeg Heights, senior. Pi Kappa Phi. fellowship will take place Sunday Swainson, 45, who was elected the tribunal considers such iss The Campus guitar amplifier. 351-9427 or evening at 6:15 p.m. at All Saints, 800 to a two year term as governor in as abortion law 351-8324.10-11-18 GREAT LAKES, 1968. Fully HORTON: THE ring's the thingl emanating from the All - Conscious Abbott Road. Come for supper and - reform andd Grand River A furnished, and carpeted. 10 Happy 20th, and many more, Susie Rebeck, Ann Arbor, junior. Power pervading the universe. This 1960, maintained a decisive lead law revision. Wednesday I minutes from MSU. Edwards. 1-11-6 Alpha Delta Pi to Terry Long, vill be throughout the contest. He was The Williams' AMPEX MODEL 207S tape recorder 882-9040. 5-11-10 Reasonable. Pemberville, Ohio, senior, Tau Delta jctical followed in the winners' column sort of victory set protesting the with twenty tapes. $175. Two There will be a record in' Michh Day price. be developed by a meeting of students Altec speakers $100. 694-0604 Recreation ) planning to form a COLLECTIVE by Williams, 59, a record six - election annals. He became The students MARLETTE. SOUTH Lansing. anyone who wishes. term governor and an eternal first person in evenings. 2-11-6 Available now or start of winter Marcia Austin, Lansing, sophomore to COMMUNITY IN ISRAEL on Michigan - jetween th Democratic party stalwart. possibly in the nation - t0 hi MODEL 100 stereo term. 393-6506.1-1.1-6 CHRISTMAS BREAK Roger Stoel, Holland, junior, Tau Sunday, Nov. 8, at 1410— L Spartan Williams barely no6ed out representing no ROBERTS Village, at 7:30 p.m. For more been a candidate f°r IN SPAIN Delta Phi. Govem| alleged that cassette tape recorder / reproducer. The Graduate Club of St. John's. 355-0843. Republican Edward S. Piggins, U.fc>. Senate and Call 351-7815. 2-11-6 1964 ACTIVE 12x55. Furnished, two Supreme Cot matinee price fo Student Center, 327 MAC. is bedroom. Behind Coral Gables. $209.00 64, a Wayne County Circuit The 1966 Senate bid.howe\ 9 Days Limited Space ENGAGEMENTS sponsoring a roundtable on "Ethics in All University Radio Board. Court judge who trailed outstate was BRAHMA HEN Book House open 351-8294.5-11-11 Mass Communication" from 8 to 10 unsuccessful when Wil|ja Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 Petitioning for 2 member - at - large but was given a strong boost by lost to Sen. Robert Saturdays and by appointment. p.m. Guest lecturer will be Thomas positions thru Friday, Nov. 6. Griffin discriminatioi VAGABOND, 1967. 12x60. Skirted. Jim Hartle 353-6959 voters in his home county. was also For information, phone 663-8428 Gordon and several members of the Petitions available at WMSN office, rebuffed in a m< Green, East Lai King Arthur's Court. Best offer. initiated by Democratic n» evenings. 2-11-6 489-7089. 5-11-6 Department of Communication will room 9, Student Services. Running in the bottom spot ind women's lit BAR M Stable: Horse drawn Paula Kingsbury, Dearborn, graduate be expressing their opinions on the was incumbent Justice John R. leaders to install him as "Usually it is • hayrides. Group rates on riding. Presid BUNK BEDS, dishes, beautiful to Tom Noechel, Redford Township, subject. All interested students are The Alternative Coffeehouse Saturday Dethmers, 67, a former attorney of MSU last year. discriminated ag Lost & Found Boarding, instruction. 127 South clothes, silver, appliances, antiques senior, Phi Sigma Delta. welcome. Post • discussion i night from 9 to 12 p.m. All I know is general who was first elected to Swainson is best known case it is the m< to Barnes, left. for and miscellaneous. 10-4 p.m. will be held in local pub. the Supreme Court in 1946 and re 10-11-13 a that I was blind and now I see. I hated personal campaigns against di cheated by havin Saturday, 135 Bessemaur. 1-11-6 Carole Overholt, Plymouth, senior, and now I love. I wanted to die and - elected to two more eight - year abuse which was one of his ma The demonstri signs taken off the truck in front of Alpha Xi Delta to Bill Brooks, I love eALBATROSS, a now living. Besides the terms. concerns imale member < 1960 FORD Commercial bus W. Wilson Homecoming \ Real Estate as Wayne Coui Plymouth, P.F.C. U.S. Army. coffeehouse that feels human I Friday: possibility that you may enter this The Swainson Williams victory Circuit Court judge. He also he converted into house - car. Many Return to 535 E. Holden - world of light there is the coffee, folk - o buy a woman 353-4242.3-11 9 Super contemporary folk group from tips the balance of the high court NARCO, a crusading lefused. possibilities. 485-2928 or IV rock, dialog, expression, friend and ■ WILLIAMSTON, PINECREST Detroit, the DEEP FREEZE. to 5-2 slant in favor of judicial 5-7922. Will trade. 3-11-10 Farms. the reason, Jesus Christ. All of this is at a group. Architect designed 3 Saturday: award winning animated art Personal bedroom, 2 full baths, brick Service flicks, "A," "Alf, Bill and Fred," and 4930 S. Hagadorn, at the end of Shaw V4 CARAT diamond solitaire with Lane, from Hubbard Hall. ranch. On spacious wooded lot "Rinoceros" plus folkstrummer. The across matching wedding band. Must sell. with 2 car garage. Carpeting, EXPERIENCED. TYPE books, theses, Albatross is open from 8 p.m. - 2 a.m., $200. 339-2559.5-11-11 fireplace and and The Student Duplicate Bridge Club IT PA Prof cites need large foyer. term papers. Electric IBM at 547 E. Grand River, across from Financing available. Phone George typewriter. B.S. will hold an Invitational Club VM 4 track stereo tape degree. Call Berkey Hall. $1.00 donation, coffee, deck. Bell contraceptives through the privacy C. Bubolz, Realtors, 332-1248. 337-0138.2-11-6 Championship this Sunday at 2 p.m. in hot cider, pretzels and people. Don't amplifier and 2 walnut speakers. of mails. Details free, no 5-11-10 141 Akers Hall. No partnerships 484-8316.3-11-9 obligation. ; needed. All students welcome. Write: POPSERVE, Box 1205-NQ, TYPING DONE on IBM Electric for lab research N. Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514.1-11-6 Service typewriter. Experienced typist. Skiers: Don't miss Jean Claude Killy SPECIAL NEW model Dual 1215. Just Call 372-6825. 5-11-6 this Monday, Nov. 9, 8 p.m. at the The LATIN AMERICAN CLUB will arrived. See Larry at MARSHALL NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE have a "FIESTA LATINA" tonight at MUSIC, East Lansing.C-11-6 University Auditorium. Tickets are COPY SHOPPE can show you WANT ADS like 7 p.m. at the Married HousingLounge are a surprise available at Sporthaus, Sportsmeister, how to get two Xerox copies for Weathervane, and the Men's IM. (Harrison Road, between Spartan DRUMS, REMO - sound master, A MSU scientist - administrator combination of flexible re the price of one. Phone 332-4222. "PERSONALS" and seel Reserved, $3.50; General Admission, Village and Cherry Lane). Every Latin complete set, used 9 months. Best American student at MSU and told horticultural scientists at a management and better inforn C $2.50. $1.00 discount with a United offer. 351-1563.5-11-12 BARBI MEL: 12-21 Card. (Must be shown again at everyone interested in Latin America meeting in Miami Beach, Fla. this industry leaders." Typing, multilithing. week ACCOUNTING TUTOR No door with ticket.) Door prizes and is invited cordially to come. For that they exist for one Carew also said a clei AKAI TAPE recorder No. 1710, two A member of the duPont Co. - accounting job too large or too small. MB.A. grad will tutor. further information, please contact purpose — togair} new knowledge djvision of resear speakers, $125. Phone 485-3188. explains the non-user of seal $4/ljpur. Block off campus. 332-3265. C valuable tips for ski fans. Don't miss the French expert, Jean Claude Killy, Mr. Orlando Martinez (Phone: useful to man'in growing food reSptfnsibilities might help so 1-11-6 belts a#, someone who can't TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid this Monday. 355-9911). and improving his environment. some of the problems nowfac bring himself to think of the MT. HOPE Day Care Center, 501 E. accurate service. GIBSON GUITAR. Cost $200. Sell Experienced. John Carew, chairman of the various horticultural industr family cars as an instrument of Mt. Hope, corner of Cedar, has 393-4075,484-1874.20-12-4 The The Bahai Club will hold its regular $145 including case. Hardly used. following winter Quarter ATL Dept. of Horticulture, said "Tax - supported scient danger! openings for children. 484-7012. 112, Track E, Radical Thought, and meeting Sunday, November 8 from 2 - 489-3849.1-11-6 TYPING IN MY home. Electric IBM horticultural scientists have should not be doing researcht 5-11-10 Track D, Minorities, are available: 4 p.m. in the Gold Room, Union. Also But if you think your family typewriter, 10 years office ATL 112E, Sec. 1, MWF, 10:20 - we cordially invite you to attend a recently come under fire for industry itself can d car is getting to the dangerous BOARDING STABLES. $30 to $50 experience. Reasonable rates 11:10, 315 EBH, Chamberlain; fireside and discuss the Bahai Faith, 8 conducting research which is not better," he said. per month. Includes feed. Call 882-2312. 5-11-9 p.m.: Sunday, Jim Springston, 1330 relevant to current industry "University and governmi stage, the place to find a good, 487-0576 or 482-1907. 10-11-11 ATL112E, Sec 201, TT, 1:15-2:30; CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. dependable car is the State WANT THEM TO EAT, drink and be 101 Won. Weiner; ATL 112E, Sec. E. Grand River No. 23, 332-2392; problems. But, he said, their scientists should be the o Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. News Classified Ads. It's 301, TT 10:30 - 11:45, 128 Hub, Monday, Kay Rudolph, 731 Burcham "record of achievement is readily work on the very difficult PORTRAIT, CANDIDS, Passports. merry? Advertise your dining spot Dr. 337-9429. ABC SECONDHAND STORE, MSU's biggest auto with low - cost Want Ads. Dial Ruddel; ATL 112D Sec. 1, MWF visible in the highly efficient seemingly impossible problem Commercial black and white, 1208 Turner. C 12:40 - 1:30, 215 EBH Rout; ATL agricultural industries that Carew said. He feels that thiss marketplace. color photography. 355-5726. 355-8255 now! The Back to Middle Earth 112D, Sec. 2, TT 10:30- 11:45,115 - - - characterize this nation." of research would put tax APPLE CIDER, APPLES, 5-11-10 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith EBH, Rout; ATL 112D, Sec. 3 TT, Movement of the MSU Tolkien While an increasing number 'LACEM fellowship will have a get - together of supported scientists in a bet DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives offset printing. Complete service 3:00-4:15, 309 EBH Rout. MEXICO, WINTER 1971. Classes: WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING Friday night for everyone interested in people question the value of tax - position to solve future indus added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, for WINDOWS, and painting eave dissertations, theses, supported research, the value of problems. 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. art, literature, Mexican Culture. discussing the writings of J. R. R. troughs. 372-8507. 20-11-24 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Tolkien and related works of fantasy. this sort of research is as great In conclusion Carew notedtl 21. 669-3157. O Earn full quarter credit for 5 Abrams Planetarium presents 21 years experience. 332-8384. C A.R.C. Int weeks in Mexico. Registrar, Box The meeting will be at 8 p.m. in the now as it ever has been, Carew the future could hold even grea 70. Lights and Live Rock in the unique TWO 700x13 wheels, mounted. Good 66041, Seattle, Washington SENIORS! DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term atmosphere of the planetarium sky South Hubbard formal lounge, where added. The only difference is that progress if scientists, grower tires. $25. 351-4467, 98166. 5-11-6 information about the fellowship will the value is much less apparent snow papers. Expert typist with degree theatre. Featuring the hard rock sound processors make an effort evenings. 3-11-9 Have your FREE yearbook of MAGIC, the futuristic sightsof The be provided and we will explore the now than it used to be. understand each other and ifth in English. IBM. (Also editing). picture taken now!!! Call 351-8950. OO New Eye See The Light Show Co. A possibility of organizing a fantasy As the demand for more and maintain the pioneerii SHARP 4 Minolta - track stereo recorder. SRT-101 Camera with AFTER 353-5292 appointment. for an vast hemisphere of sound and special discussion group. This meeting is especially intendedfor people who are better research increased over innovative attitude that 1 The following e es. Call ED 2-6521, 5 - 7 Transportation lighting effects that are definitely together. MAGIC will be on stage in unfamiliar with the fellowship, the past several decades, Carew characterized horticultu wing M< ., ask for Wells. 5-11-6 the FREE SCHOOL. Children 3 through RIDE NEEDED from Spartan the front of the planetarium chamber, delivering the sound of hard rock as although old timers who share our i welcome. explained, scientists took steps to improve their efficiency and science and industry in the p century. >»• ne 13. Decembi graduates of a Kindergarten. Open - ended Village YOU WON'T believe our large to Okemos K-Mart. you lay back in your reclining seat and productivity. Asa result, research e eligible to ini Evenings at 5 selection of OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East frame styles. GAME 9 program licensed. Monday - Friday, - 12 a.m., Paul Goodman p.m. 355-9782.2-11-6 let the music and flashing lights reach out and take your mind. Program The Badminton Club will meet tonight from 7 - 9 p.m. in the Lower Gym of work has gradually moved from the field to the laboratory. herwise indicatec it you i inti Community School. 351-5680 or NOTHING BUT NOTHING will find a Michigan Avenue, 372-7409. 355-6219.3-11-10 times are Thursday, 7:30p.m., Friday the Women's IM. Faculty, staff and During this same period the pnization. pleas C-5-11-6 buyer for your sporting goods more 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., Saturday 7:30 students are welcome to attend. ncement Bureai need for better knowledge of I NF LATABLE PLASTIC GILCHRIST THE PUB. Hot dog, ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking quickly than a Want Ad. Dial 355-8255 nowl and 9:30 p.m., Nov. 5,6, 7,12,13,14, 19, 20, 21. Tickets are $2.00 at the Free U for plant physiology, biochemistry Public invileiMSIHOOL and AT and genetics became obvious. DAYS i FURNITURE. Chairs, sofas, coke. Buy one, get one FREE. Union and the Planetarium. Tickets Yoga, 7 - 8 a.m., Monday - Friday, 9 - Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. 11 Horticulture scientists were (interview eacl hassocks. All colors. 337-9215, Saturday, 4:30 - 6 p.m. 1-11-6 0-3-11-10 Wanted will also be sold at the door. A.R.C. 70 a.m. Saturday, Green Room, icement Bureau noon - midnight. 0-11-18 SUBMARINE SANDWICHES and NEED HELP? Will tutor two math BUDGET MINDED breadwinners sell - a totally planetariur new dimension in Union; and 7:30p.m. Saturday, Room 36A Union. Swimming, 2 - 3 p.m. forced to specialize. "As they did, they developec to open houi Partments. Original Sicilian Pizza. SUB Saturday, Women's IM Upper Pool; and used a vocabulary that eased students. $5.00/hour. Call no longer used musical instruments Self military 0 Animals VILLA, 4980 Northwind. 353-6979 after 3p.m. 2-11 -9 with Want Adsl Dial 355-8255 - Defense, 5 ■ 6 p.m., Sunday, Men's IM Judo Room. Sensitivity, 8 communication with each other 'dents are advise SUNDAY SPECIAL, all the The public is invited today. Super Jew comes to MSU. Sunday but created a communications toanoj employers MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS. 7 spaghetti you can eat for $1.00. speaker and supper presents, direct p.m..Sunday, 36A Union. gap with non - scientists," Carew house of the chemistry build . e 1-11-6 weeks old. AKC registered. $50. 484-5020. B-1-11-6 TWO TICKETS Chicago Symphony, from Washington, D. C., Rabbi Oscar said. from 4 to 6 p«,» L"™?? UNCLE JOHN'S RESTAURANT MSU tonight. 355-3201 before Groner, Assistant National Director of Thus, the modern scientist is following the MSU-Pun RIDING TAUGHT 4:30 p.m. 1-11-6 football game. PANCAKE HOUSE, 2820 East by qualified Hillei, speaking on "Chassidic Stories: ARE YOU READY FOR physically and verbally separated Grand River. Open Sunday instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 A Source of Jewish Theology." Next "SALVATION?" Only one more from much of the public he The chemistry building is "viewing the s minutes from MSU NEED GARAGE for through Thursday 6 a.m. - 11 campus. space social happening on Nov. 14, 7:30 week to wait until the most exciting serves. the corner of South Shaw U 699-2815. 11-11-18 motorcycle. Prefer Gunson Street and with-it happening ever to reach p.m. Friday and Saturday 6 p.m.: a hayride at Crazy C. preceded and Science Road. - area but not necessary. Call Carew, however, thinks that the a.m.-4a.m. 1-11-6 by Creative Havdalah Services, Michigan State arrives. More exciting 351-2716.3-11-10 than the Spring Rock concert, communications gap can be Self-guided tours and a disp Typing Service reservations necessary. Call 332-1916 "Salvation," the new rock musical, breached. of the Glass Shop's handiw< 'roup CAVE OF THE CANDLES, 110 IF YOU like to give extra service or Rhonda at 353-1056. This week's look offers you the "total experience" in "The answer doe6 not lie in less will be featured. Abbott, across from MSU. Sabbath services: Kabbalas Shabbos REGISTERED QUARTER horse TYPING TERM papers and these for more employees with a Want sight and sound: light show, rock, sex, research specialization or in the Coffee and donuts will Specializing in seafoods and Ad. Dial 355-8255 today I Nov. 6, 6 p.m., with a home cooked gelding. 4 years old. Trained, Electric typewriter. Fast servici served in the foyer near then* fine steaks. Cocktails and the dinner. Saturday, Nov. 7, 9:30 a.m. religion, drugs and nudity. Everything recombining of research efforts," gentle, $300. 353-9672. Evenings, Call 332-4597. 18-12-3 that makes college life worth living. lecture hall on the main floor. complete wine selection in Carew said. "It lies in aid most Kiddush following, study with Reb. 332-1189. 3-11-6 the area. 1-11-6 EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT typis BABYSITTER WANTS job weekends Mishnah Class and Havdalah services at "Salvation" is simply, eight with-it a o only. Experience. Need your 4:30 p.m.. Sat. Nov. 7. Har Shalom, people suffering from common close to campus. Reasonable rate; INIVERSITY BIG BOY transportation. Call Kathy The Jewish Students of MSU, 319 hang-ups (sexual) joining together to Call 351 -1765. 0-11-6 Thanks RESTAURANT, 1 050 Trowbridge Road, next to University Inn, 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. COMPLETE THESES service. 355-8893.1-11-6 NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Tutor for Hillcrest, for rides call 332-1916. have an unreal "Salvation" needs you to make the happening complete. Come together experience. The proceeds frc lte Paper will be Discount printing. IBM typing and We can't apologize enough to the We're 100% leased 1-11-6 Physical Chemistry 383. Call Dane, at Erickson Kiva on Nov. 13, 14, 15, 'ne area binding of theses, resumes, 332-6909.5-11-12 people scheduled for the ill - fated 20, 21 w chapte for the fall . . . publications. Across from campus, HAIR theatre trip. The Hair people are or 22 and experience what freedom (WIL For choice CORAL GABLES, Bar and MAC Grand River, everyone will soon be getting into. corner and MAKE THE most of the mobile home most gracious. Hence, there will be Peace article Restaurant ... 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. below Style Shop. Call another trip, Sunday, Nov. 8,at 12:30 Tickets are only $2.00 each and are on STATE NEWS WANT ADS "Way at the Un locations, be sure Rathskeller and Party Store. msiketl Sell them fast with Want a first - come first - serve basis. Tickets to reserve early 1-11-6 COPYGRAPH 337-1666. C SERVICES, Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl p.m. for these people. However, there is another Option, a refund, as long as are on sale at the Union, Campbells, 1*1t0 Mi for next summer a receipt is presented. In any case, Marshall Music, State Discount, ,;.ntV for«ia branch ol and fall. ARBY'S ROAST BEEF, 270 West BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Please notify Union Board of decision Alberts and Grinnells Frandor and membe. TYPING. Grand River, East Lansing, 11 85 wpm, term papers, all positive, A negative, B negative by Friday noon. Extra tickets to Lansing Mall. Left over tickets will be Jn m Mexico. a.m. -2a.m. 1-11-6 thesis, scientific reports. and AB negative, $10.00. O HAIR are available since some people sold at the door. WORK MANY WONDERS! that wo RIVER'S EDGE Reasonable. 484-2661. 5-11-9 negative, $12.00. Masterson sai< MICHIGAN have already requested a refund. , and The DAGWOOD'S TAVERN, the way COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, WILPF ha: WATER'S EDGE to the Stadium. Home of the PROFESSIONAL THESIS 507% East Grand River, East "The Honest Politician's Guide to Women's International League for 5st'linRforloca APARTMENTS Nation's Finest Draft Beers. 1-11-6 PREPARATION Lansing. Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Crime Control" with Norval Morris, Peace and Freedom will be sponsoring JerVkw have, For Roommate p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Professor of Law and Co-Director, University of Chicago Center for a peace booth to be set up in the Union 355-8255 Jn.1 counsel," Provide this Mr Service, UNION GRILL Sunday Special. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 lobby, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 6& See our new resident Spaghetti with salad and noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Studies in Criminal Justice; Gordon 7, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Peace jewelry and fetornakea managers, Frank and beverage, $1.05.1-11-6 Criminology, University of Sidney, other peace items will be sold (i.r, t?llst a fly Jo-Ann. 332-4432 Compliti Professional Thuli Sirvlci WOULD YOU rather do mugs, stationery, pendants, rings, key Australia; Illinois Congressman Abner PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSE, Master's and Docttral Candidates. Frtt something chains, etc.) All items will be else? Sell sporting Mikva, all speaking today at 1 p.m. on across from Sears, on Clippert. Brochure and Consultation. Please Call goods you no reasonably priced and proceeds will be Next to Cedar Village Fine Foods. 1-11-6 Cliff and Paula Hau|hey 337 1527 or S277S3S. longer use with a Want Ad. Dial the daily Lecture - Discussion Series, used for peace oriented 355-8255 today! activities. on WKAR.870. Wonderful for Christmas gifts. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 6. 1 '>70 17 Wins, losses balance Iri ve en ds PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) taught student political directed its [ ' campaign headquarters volunteers a number of things Sixth main efforts to the through the loose - linked midnight. But raw won - lost figures don't campaign manager. this year's primary contests have District congressional l the country were reaching oss about both their weaknesses and organization for the last week of For every encouragement, like reflect the impact of the student Student apathy gone on to responsible positions of emotional fervor, the their strengths. campaign of Democrat John the campaign. John Tunney's defeat of Sen. movement any better than raw Murphy and his codirector, in general election Cihon, defeated by 12 - year campaigns. f!ction night mood at There were no roars of or sobs of triumph incumbent Charles E. Results telephoned to the George Murphy in California, figures on the number of student Prof. Henry Bienen, also took One such was David Fram, 23, dquarters of the campus - anguish as workers Chamberlain. clipping and poster - bedecked there was a disappointment, such volunteers, insisted William issue with the notion that, after of Teaneck, N.J., who had V«d Movement for a New posted on blackboards results Avoid predictions basement of Princeton as the loss by the Rev. Joseph Murphy, a Princeton graduate an emotion - charged beginning in completed two years of graduate from the 70 congressional Jngress was more like the end of MNC volunteers were involved in. races MNC leaders had avoided big University's old physics building were about equally divided Duffey in the Connecticut Senate race. In contrast, the MNC had student who is codirector of the national organization. the wake of the entry of U. S. work in physics and was a predictions about what would be troops into Cambodia and the political neophyte last spring. Sropriately so, for the The MSU chapter of Movement for a New Congress the wrought by the estimated 50,000 between wins and losses, and boasted an 80 per cent win record Student effect deaths of students at Kent State Three primary campaigns later he lection season just ended has volunteer campaigners working many of the watchers left their beer and went home shortly after in 30 carefully picked primary "The percentage of the vote and Jackson State last spring, the found himself in charge of races. that the students have been able student political movement ran to deliver is the thing," he said. canvassing and election day vote - down in apathy. "We've been figuring on between pulling for John Dow in his "The number of student successful bid for the New York 2 and 10 per cent. The trick is to volunteers alone this year equaled congressional seat of Republican Students put that percentage where it will do the most good. "Take Winnebago County, 111. A Democrat has never carried the number of all volunteers of all ages in the usual off - year election," Bienen said. "One reason people talk about Martin McNeallv. Provide direction Fram said student volunteers came to provide manpower but in Winnebago County and three apathy among students is that sexism some cases stayed to provide reverse weeks ago Adlai Stevenson was running behind in a poll there, their rhetoric is at such a high level and their promise sounds so direction. "For instance, we found that about 57 per cent to 43 per cent. great that the result never the regular party organization We sent about 150 kids in there measures up to it," he added. wasn't set up to do an efficient The Campus Theater, 407 E. This is and in three weeks they turned discrimination," the Students work job of polling. They hadn't lined IGrand River Ave., was picketed male student told the ticket that around." "But we've proved that you can up enough phones or enough Wednesday by 15 students seller. Early Wednesday, Adlai get the students out and that people in advance." Stevenson III protesting the 75 - cent Ladies "That's right, it is," he was leading in the they'll work twice as hard as adult Fram is thinking of throwing Day price. answered. county by about 5 to 4 in his volunteers. You wouldn't see over physics and going into The students, equally divided successful challenge to adults out leafleting at commuter politics fulltime. Louis Rosenfeld, Campus [between the sexes and Republican Sen. Ralph T. Smith. stations at 6 a.m. — and the guys Where does the MNC go from Theater manager, made "Two to 10 per cent doesn't representing no one organization, comment the no you pay to do it, forget about here? Its officers aren't sure. As alleged that the Wednesday on demonstration. sound like much," said Mudphy. them. They throw the leaflets in one of the few student movement Two of the protestors' "It's matinee price for women is unfair slogans not of much interest to the trash can and go back to bed." organizations to survive the were: "Arise, I to men. fight sexism," and anybody in the world except the Furthermore, said Bienen and "Men are nice people, too." summer, it's in the black and able 'This is reverse sex guy who's running and his Murphy, students experienced in to keep a skeleton organization. "I (discrimination," said Sheryl hate to pay the $2 on Green, East Lansing sophomore Wednesday," said Dennis Ld women's liberation member. Yanachek, Dearborn Heights Usually it is women who are [discriminated against, > it is the men who but in this are being senior and demonstration. "If an onlooker to the a woman can get in cheap, I'd like to, too." Survey reports training [cheated by having to pay $2." The demonstration Some of the bystanders were began when not so friendly. Two men in an a male member of the group tried [to buy a woman's ticket and was refused. Army - owned vehicle passed by the demonstrators several yelling obscenities. times, of physicians inadequate NEW YORK (AP) - Two psychiatric nurse or social their teaching efforts to prepare Columbia University medical worker, who could coordinate medical students to care for the scientists report a survey of 68 whatever efforts are needed. dying. A quarter, 25 per cent, said [T PARIS PEACE TALKS American medical schools shows doctors are not adequately trained "Many university and teaching they were flatly displeased. hospitals," they continued, "hold •In spite of the reported to care for terminally ill patients. 'death conferences' when "The a dissatisfaction, only about a inadequate education in patient dies in order to determine third, 31.5 per cent, indicated the management of the if any additional efforts could N. Viet delegate rebukes Nixon plans to make any curriculum terminally ill," their study says, have been expended in order to changes in this regard. "probably represents one of the prolong the life of the individual These findings may actually be greatest failures in professional patient. more favorable than warranted, education today." "An appropriate parallel the study said. The report is being used as a would be a 'life conference' ■PARIS (AP) - Ambassador when he gave the North President of the United States of basis for discussion at a But the Columbia scientists said Thuy replied to Bruce by place, a broadened peace preceding death to determine |uan Thuy of North Vietnam Vietnamese ambassador the America." insisting that "my statement was conference to settle the Laotian conference on the study of death, what steps should be taken to matters may improve: _o!d at the peace talks dressing down. He said Bruce promptly perfectly well rounded," Le and Cambodian problems, dying and grief being held at assist the patient, family and "It appears that both the fcursday that President Nixon U.S. retorted: "I would like to say to reported. negotiations on troops Columbia. hospital personnel in managing central population and the health (d "lied to the American spokesman Stephen the chief of the North withdrawals, a political Bernard Schoenberg, the painful feelings of grief, guilt, professionals are showing a new (ople." U.S. Ambassador David Ledogar declined to tell newsmen Vietnamese delegation that his The North Vietnamese settlement based on existing psychiatrist, and Arthur C. Carr, openness and interest in death IE. Bruce sternly rebuked him what had upset Bruce, brushing spokesman then proceeded to depression, anxiety and anger." choice of words and his attitude strengths and an immediate medical psychologist said the In the survey of the 68 schools, and dying," they said. aside questions by saying: give what he said were examples , Jran "inadmissible" insult. "You'll have to ask Mr. Le." in these last few minutes with of "Nixon lies and propaganda." exchange of prisoners. failure extends to the training of the Columbia professors found: Drs. Schoenberg and Carr said [Nguyen Thanh Le, the North regard to President Nixon is From the beginning, the nurses and other health workers. •Nearly half, 48 per cent, the current questioning of old ietnamese spokesman, reported Ledogar reported: "In a sharp shameful and A few days before the U.S. Vietnamese Communists "Basic to completely our failures in the answered that the requirements assumptions in society should pat Thuy had said after other exchange at the end of the inadmissible. intervention in Cambodia last denounced the proposals as a education of care of the for the diagnosis of death are not help the introduction of new jokesmen declined to do so. meeting, personally insulting "At least one should be April, Le said, the President maneuver to gain votes for the terminally ill," they concluded, included formally in their ideas about dying to health ILe said he thought Bruce "had remarks by Ambassador Xuan courteous if declared the United States would "is the fact that American society workers as well as laymen. one cannot be Republican party, suggesting the medical school curriculum. 1st control and had lost his cool" Thuy were made about the quiet." never send troops into Cambodia. plan would somehow disappear in its preoccupation with •More than a third replied that "Nixon said when he was from the conference table after perpetual youth, beauty, the doctor's responsibility to the •LACiMENT BUREAU elected he would unite American people, when in fact he the the elections. But, said Ledogar: "The sexuality and strength has typically disguised, avoided, bereaved, or those about to be bereaved,are not included in the A hangover has divided them," Le added. proposals are still very much on denied and embellished death." student's curriculum. He also said the President has the table. They have to be dealt with and can no longer be the Schoenberg and Carr suggested use of "a specialist in terminal •Almost two - thirds, 63 per cent, reported feeling displeased isn't funny described the Saigon government dismissed as a gimmick." care," perhaps a psychologist. or only somewhat pleased with A hangover can be just about the as a freely elected regime, when, Interviews most distressing combination ot according to Hanoi, it is not. pain, nausea depression and fa¬ "There has often been a divorce tigue you ever woke up with. Prof Simple headache tablets or alka- between Nixon's words and his Latin America lizers alone can't do the whole The following employers will and after his duty with the Armed Johnson & Sons Inc., Pfizer Inc., acts," Le continued. "He has lied before." The exchanges took says job. You need a combination of special ingredients to chase those multiple miseries. Formulated | interviewing Monday through Forces. Standard Oil Company, Syracuse place near the conclusions of a specially for hangover, CHASER combines nine ingredients in pv. 13. December, March and four hour and 20-minute University, Union Carbide Corp., every tablet. Monday: General Electric Co., |ne graduates of all degree levels eligible to interview fierwise indicated. unless Georgetown University, S.C. Proctor and Gamble Co. encounter, moved the the 91st plenary session which all parties agreed war no nearer to a not turning to Communism So, pain disappears fast. Your stomach calms down. Your spir¬ its perk up. Try CHASER FOR HANGOVER. |f you are interested in an Brazil blocks Tuesday: Clairol Inc., Diamond settlement. In their formal statements. ALLENDALE (UPI) - Weston "It depends on your vantage I believe, It Really Works! Now at your pharmacy. Jpnization, please sign up in the Shamrock Corp., E.I. DuPont North Vietnam and the Viet Cong Agor, head of the political science point whether this is a positive or Communism desire neither pcement Bureau as soon as Denemours & Company, Inc., nor laissez - faire ®ble and AT LEAST TWO pHOOL DAYS in advance of showing of Z Eastern Michigan University, Eastman Kodak Co., Eli Lilly and began the session by asserting that Nixon had been personally department at Grand Valley State College, doesn't believe recent negative development. From Latin American leaders' desks it is capitalism," Agor said, "but mixed system somewhere a in moves to the left in such South positive, as they are seeking to interview each week at the BRASILIA (AP) - The Co., General Foods Corp., repudiated in Tuesday's elections between. Where they will actually HEADACHE in the United States. American countries as Chile, play the big powers off against out HAUSEA pcement Bureau and in most Brazilian military government's General Motors. come depends in a large To this Bruce countered: Bolivia and Peru signify that each other and gain major FATIGUE fpartments. censorship board discouraged the measure on how we react to their "You have proved how little Latin America is "going developmental strides in the showing in Brazil of the Academy legitimate desire to run their own MILITARY understand democratic Communist." process. OBLIGAIONS: Award winning movie "Z". The • Wednesday: American Oil Co., you our ship," he said. ■udents A student of Latin American "From the United States' are advised to interview board said it was "subversive and Cooperative College Registry, process." affairs, the professor said viewpoint, disturbed Dr. Agor has been invited to | employers even though they r® not cannot be cut." Detroit Edison Co., B.F. Having earlier dismissed the Nixon peace plan as an "electoral Thursday, "During the 1940's, because we we see are our political, participate in the U. S. completed their military The movie, a political thriller, Goodrich Co., University of ^Al-GESIC AfiJTjk rlce Many the United States had a dominant cultural and economic hold on Department of State's "Scholar A/^r4C;n gimmick," Thuy and Mrs. • employers have makes a strong case against the Manitoba, Mead Johnson & Co., - I icated an interest in Nguyen Thi Binh of the Viet influence throughout Latin Latin America cracking — just as Diplomat Seminar on Latin army • backed government of Olin Corp., Parke, Davis & Co. Viewing the America. In the 1960's, however, England. Spain and Portugal America," in Washington, D.C., student before Greece. Cong implied their judgment of the worth of the Nixon proposals Russia and Red China have made before us. Jan. 11-15. Thursday: Ferris State College, had been confirmed by the significant inroads. 'Most Latin American leaders. Johns Hopkins University, American voter. Kellogg Co., 3M Co., Northern Mrs. Binh said: "The American IBO Cultural Center Illinois University, Slippery Rock roup sells articles State College. people were not duped by these maneuvers. proof of it." The election result is 17111 3rd. Ave., Detroit presents Nov. 6, 7,8 - 3 days only '' Friday: C.P.C. International, During the election the FREDDY HUBBARD GROUP aid peace projects Chemical Abstracts Ralston Purina, Sherwin ■ Service, campaign," said Thuy, "Nixon put himself at the head of his also coming Nov. 13,14,15 Williams Co., United States Navy. troops, spending enormous the RAY HAYNES GROUP amounts of money and immense Performances: FRI. & SAT. 9:30p.m. - 3:30a.m. I ,e proceeds from a personal efforts." SUN. 7:00p.m. - 12p.m. P e Paper will sale of peace jewelry, mugs, stationery and His aim, Thuy said was to Cover Charge - No Age Limit e be used to finance local peace programs sponsored area chapter of the Women's International League for Peace capture a majority in Congress For Information Call 313-341-0770 "to bend America's internal and |T. dom (W1LPF). ,i" l)eaee articles will be on sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and foreign policies in a reactionary "urday at the Union. Prof to direct direction. The results of the Jading to Mrs. Madeline Masterson, chairman ol the Ingham midterm election demonstrate [a,",ly ,branch of WILPF, much of the jewelry is handmade by the failure of his enterprise." W. C. FIELDS IS fan inu" members of WILPF, an Okemos High School junior and a Mrs. Binh restated her win Ik Mexico. uSa!d l'lat w°uld be his contribution to the peace movement, scienlificgroup insistence of unconditional acceptance of her two basic ALIVE AND KICKING |The w °" Said' LnLi 'LfPF '1as P'anned a peace program concerning dralt Alvin L. Kenworthy, professor of horticulture, was installed this demands and the allies appealed for serious negotiations, secret if AT THE PvervT '°ca' ma'e '"S'11 sc*100' seniors. week as the 34th president of the necessary, on the Nixon 'W ^ave draft information on conscientious objection or American Society for proposals. Ral ktnr en J1'" Mrs- Masterson said. "The high school counselors Horticultural Science (ASHS). The Viet Cong wants a at HOLIDAY LANES L "Vlde ^is "Wei •. information, which makeach°ice. we feel is important to allow In the next year, Kenworthy will direct the 3,000 - plus unilateral U.S. pullout from Vietnam by next June 30 and SUNDAY NIGHT 8 P.M., in the OPEN 9 a.m. daily 'hem* °!i a ^er 'e8a' alternatives to the draft, deferments open member society in its efforts to replacement of Saigon's present r rising h!"p. ,ttle name, address and phone number of the Last promote and encourage scientific leaders with a provisional SHOW BAR 50 admission OPEN BOWLING ALL WEEKEND STARTING FRI. 8:45 p.m. Mrs Ma i Information Center," she said, research and education in coalition gpvernment. Food Specials Available Just North of Frandor 487-3731 k'hioh1 L son s*'16 the WILPF expects to reach several thousand horticulture throughout the The five-point Nixon plan calls Billiards Cocktails Good Food I school seniors through the flyers. world. for an all - Indochina ceasefire in • • 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. November U.S. menaced By THE ASSOCIATED MIDDLETOWN,TOhio^ PRESS become? that threaten to by garbaq MIDDLETOWN, recent Indian summer night in Ohio - On a cris|s. naltonaf^dlution ggarbage" national pollution its paper garbage. machinery to handle J*# ma°hlnery to handle aren't aren't risking their taxpayers' risking their taxpayers' recycle the nation's wasioc money. money. develop ».'Ws being developed . .. Heart efficient disposalalong wit? this southern Ohio of the system is a circular ..._ . city sprawled But the Bureau of Solid Waste beside the Miami River, a group Improvements needed tank of swirling water with a Management in the Department meth( the process is of middle Americans celebrated - If Americans are to avoid being spinning blade at the bottom that of Health, Education and Welfare slow andaSU(u a boys' night out at a local tavern. inundated in the discards from grinds domestic refuse fed from a had only about $15 million with will About midnight, after they their throw • away living, conveyer. Cans, bottles, lawn solve which to work last year. paid the bill and departed, the scientists warn, vastly improved clippings, iron, a pillow, wood, a problems at once is waitress gathered some empty methods of refuse collection and hairbrush, Dr. Merril Eisenbud, a professor unlikely. paper, everything at the New York beer bottles and dumped them plummet into the brown University disposal must be adopted. And all Institute of Environmental clattering into reuseable refuse must be recycled whirlpool and quickly become can a plastic garbage at the end of the bar. Later back into the economy. indistinguishable in the liquid Medicine, told a Senate Travi the janitor hauled them to a bin A team of engineers and slurry. subcommittee demonstration grants should be that seriesl out back. technicians at the Black Clawson Subsequent processes, most $500 million a year. Finally, adapted from the paper industry, the bottles to a garbage truck took a sanitary landfill Co. on the other side of Middletown have been working separate paper pulp, metals and Refuse treatment to show fj|| where they were buried — lost for three years on a system to glass for recycling. The residue is burned in In Palo Alto, Calif., the forever, presumably, to a society cheaply handle solid waste while a pollution - free The film "Around the ChJ rapidly depleting its natural incinerator. Combustion Power Co., under a resources. separating valuable glass, metal and paper for recycling. Black Clawson officials say the federal grant, has developed a Seas" will be presented at 8 d Saturday in the Auditorium f But the 43 billion glass and system will dispose of refuse for pollution free incinerator that \ Loading up metal beverage containers manufactured last year, most of Black Clawson's system, like dozens of others under $2-$5 a ton, comparable with other disposal costs. separates glass and metals then burns the remaining refuse. Gas Sponsored by the MSU Travel Series, the fi|m inc, W0J J Garbage men pick up the trash in Spartan Village in the early morning hours. development by private and views of Singapore v which were discarded, are only a produced in the burning turns State News photo by John Harrington government agencies, is what turbines that generate Lumpur, Jogjakarta, Si small part Markets uncertain electricity. and Bali. of the growing mounds scientists say must replace the But despite demonstrations After sale of salvage and present, often archaic, solid waste that refuse Co-producers William disposal systems. Studies indicate can be handled electricity, company officials say, and Curtis efficiently while the system would cost a city Nagel have spent. that the nation's garbage will salvaging only years Survey shows businesses valuable materials, potential $1 a ton to dispose of its refuse. together crVatiil yield salvageable materials worth markets for salvage remain Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. "colorlogues" which seek I at least $1 billion unusual and a year, uncertain. Economists have has built a plant in Akron, Ohio, the world. fascinating aspects!■ offsetting the $4.5 billion yearly concluded the markets that converts old tires to collection and disposal costs. heating Now, Michael Koehler undoubtedly exist, but they must oils and gas. Goodyear Tire and , In almost every case, studies joined the team and is be developed further. Rubber has announced plans for a responsil pinch stockholder have found, technology already for the on - the Meanwhile, few cities or private - spot soui returns plant to convert old tires to exists to cope with solid waste refuse recordings of natural disposal companies will carbon black, a useful industrial effects. problems. • risk capital in new chemical. recycling Tickets will be available Garbage recycled schemes with unproven markets. at tl Slowly, surely, new methods to door. Black Clawson, an old • line What is needed, municipal NEW YORK manufacturer of paper stock and officials agree, are federal (AP) - previous October in the last 10 year - end extra of $1.50 a share. Standard & Poor's reported pulp equipment, adapted demonstration grants. City ScJUf Stockholders have been pinched years. GM's paper 1,346,000 stockholders that its survey for the first 10 this year by a sharp rise in the own 285,551,000 shares. officials will try new ideas if they The October figures were 23 months of this year showed that number of corporations omitting omissions against 15 in October Among other big companies favorable actions reducing dividend payments. - increases, CAi*U4L'fcol/ or which have omitted dividends extras and 1969, and 21 decreases against 11 resumptions - fell to JCTHR0TOV A survey of 2.087 companies this year were General a year earlier. Dynamics, 1,220 from 1,640 in the like by Standard & Poor's Corp., an Jones & Laughlin, Ling - Temco- period of 1969. investment advisory service, The trend continued this week Vought, SCM, White Motor and HOME COOKING shows that in the first 10 months with General Motors Corp., the Solitron Devices. Two bright spots in the of this year, 226 omitted world's biggest manufacturer, Despite the rise in omissions dividend picture were provided dividends, compared with 124 in all of 1969. Dividend cuts were heading the list. GM, which has been shut down by a strike since and decreases, aggregate dividend payments reached a record by utilities and banks. Smerling said bank profits were enhanced 484-1832 1700 E. KALAMAZOO CATFiSH ordered by 174 companies in the Sept. 14, paid an 85 - cents - a annual rate of $25.4 billion in the by heavy loan demand from their first 10 months, up from 101 in share dividend covering the fourth quarter, but omitted the third quarter, topping the $24.7 customers and reduced interest Chop suey.chow mein, fried rice, 75c serving. Served from4- all of last year. 8 only. billion in dividends paid in all of rates on borrowings by banks. Egg rolls, 45c each. Served all day. Open Sun. ■ Thurs. Saul A. Smerling, Standard & usual year - end extra dividend. 11 a.m. 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday till 1969, the best dividend year in Utilities benefitted from • midnight. Poor's vice president for Last year the company paid a the 1960s. persistent growth, he said. investment policy, said there were three main reasons for the higher number of dividend omissions and decreases. "First," he said, "there was a 5 V;; decline in corporate earnings. 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