T uesda MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY y0lume g3 Number 83 East Lansing, Michigan loviets ;ch errer, Marathon bargaining begins I cQuarrie to work out UAW settlement DETROIT (UPI) — Negotiators for the The strike has kept 400,000 UAW and contract the same day, and the union's GM one of the big three auto makers, the UAW United Auto Workers and General Motors other union members at GM Council could recommend plants idle for acceptance on takes it to the other two — in this case Monday went into marathon bargaining the past eight BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS weeks, forced layoffs of Wednesday. Chrysler Corp. and Ford Motor Co. — who sessions which may produce a tentative thousands of workers at related industries, In that case,the ratification vote would traditionally accept the same contract. settlement of the union's 56 • day - old and cost the be held over the weekend. If the company, the union, the Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynin strike workers and state and federal workers Local issues left unsolved could delay by Tuesday. governments vote to accept the pact, GM could be illed Secretary of State William P. Rogers As hundreds of millions of dollars in lost back GM's return to production, but the UAW negotiators prepared to spend the in partial production irly Monday afternoon and told him that by the end of next may agree to return to work and continue night working out details and language of a wages, income and revenue. week, and would be able to resume full [»j. Gen. Edward C. D. Scherrer, chief of reported GM proposal which would cost If tentative agreement is reached production local level talks. U.S. military rilission in Turkey, and by late this month or early So far, 78 of the 155 the company well over $2 billion over Tuesday, and if all goes smoothly December. bargaining units in [is assistant, Brig. Gen. Claude M. three years in wages alone, the union told afterward, the IEB could act on the Once a new contract is worked out at the United States and five of seven in Canada have tentatively settled- pcQuarrie Jr., "will be released and its ruling body — the International emitted to leave the Soviet Union," press Executive Board (IEB) — to be in Detroit fficer Robert J. McCloskey announced. Tuesday. The Turkish government announced that Marathon negotiations and the news blackout imposed on main table talks Oct. SCHOOLS THREATENED fourth passenger, Col. Cevat Denli, a 30 are the traditional signs that agreement is Turkish liaison officer with the U.S. at nilitary mission, had been released and hand, subject to ratification by the union's 375,000 members at GM. ached Turkish territory. I "We cannot confirm that bparted," he said. McCloskey said he had (o information on the third American, they have The 25 - member IEB reviews the agreement worked out by the negotiators , then turns it over to the union's General Motors Council, which already has been President of hits grand jury told to meet in Detroit Wednesday. The laj. James P. Russell who piloted the twin findings 350 - member council in turn recommends [engine Beechcraft which strayed over the Turkish • Soviet border more than two acceptance or rejection of the agreement «ks ago. by the membership. While details of the latest GM proposal were not known, it Gray said he had been Informed that the undoubtedly represents "In a real sense," he said, "the WASHINGTON (AP) Kent State report a frightening misunderstanding of the role Sajor who was piloting the plane when it a compromise between the union's initial - University's president said Monday a state leads into a censorship of points of view and mission of higher education in an ■ayed across the Turkish border, still was demands and the company's latest grand jury acted blindly in its probe of the going quite beyond constitutional limits." American society dedicated to progress." leing held but the State Department prestrike offer, which GM said would have shooting deaths of four students and The university should not be a When asked if guardsmen should be kpected his release shortly. cost it $1.9 billion in wages alone during refuge for the three years covered by the contract. returned findings which pose a threat to all lawbreakers, he said. permitted to carry loaded firearms on I Gray said both generals are in good GM's offer laid on the table before the major schools. "But neither is the academic community campus, White said, "I think that coming alth and are expected to "In the grand jury's analysis," Robert I. a place where ideas — no matter how rejoin their UAW went on strike at midnight Sept. 14 on campus with locked and loaded nilies in Ankara soon. Scherrer is a White said, "I see a prime example of a offensive — are to be supressed. The weapons is absolutely a very, very last proposed a 38 cent per hour average wage ktiveof Shawneetown, 111. brewing national disaster. constitutional safeguards of the Bill of I The pilot of their plane Pre-registration increase in the first year, improvements in the cost of living allowance and $500 per "The grand jury report was inaccurate, Rights and, in particular, the First resort." White declined to discuss the grand jury was Maj. James Time has come once again to try month pensions after 36 years service at disregarded clear evidence and, if pursued Amendment rights of free speech, press report earlier becasue of a court imposed and figure out which courses in all its nuances, would and assembly are ban prohibiting all witnesses from age 58. eventually destroy worthy of utmost publicly The union demanded not only Kent State but all major protection." commenting on the probe. The lower court PRussell has told American consular you're going to take as pre - an average 61.6 universities in America." cents per "At the same time," he said, "we must ruling was overturned last week by a U.S. [ficers that he landed in Soviet territory registration week began Monday. hour wage boost in the first year, lecause of heavy winds and unlimited cost of living allowances and Commenting publicly for the first time recognize that their general report reflects District Court. This coed finds class since the grand jury returned its alculations. scheduling a $500 a month pensions after 30 years work problem but can rest assured she indictments last month, White said in a regardless of age. statement: |Their plane nenian border landed in the Soviet is not the only one. One source said both sides have moved toward a compromise in the last few days "Every one of the charges brought town of Leninakan. SN photo by John Harrington against us by the local grand jury has been of intensive bargaining. made generally over the nation. But the direction of the findings transcends the Kent State administration. The charges are Court refuses applicable to all higher education." upreme Twenty - five persons were indicted in the grand jury inquiry stemming from the four days of campus disorder last May that ended with the shooting deaths of four students and wounding of nine during a o judge Viet war legality The suit was authorized confrontation between National guardsmen. students The grand jury exonerated the National Guard. The jury, White said, placed the major and [WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Justice William O. Douglas, in dissent, by state law responsibility for the disorders on the ►>urt declined 6 to 3 said the court should not have deferred to enacted last April. Massachusetts Monday to be drawn Atty. school administration. |to a judgment of the Vietnam war. the White House and to Congress but Gen. Robert H. Quinn sought the hearing ■Without stating its reasons the court should have carried out its duty to last July 22, saying he sued in the He termed the criticism about campus Supreme ejected a suit interpret the Constitution. Court instead of in lower courts because speakers "naive, fundamentally by the state of unworkable and ultimately undesirable." achusetts that questioned the "It is far more important to be respectful "we want to get done legality quickly." military action in Indochina. to the Constitution than to a coordinate Quinn was not immediately available for |The issue now will be fought out in lower banch of government," the 72 - year - old comment on the court's action. Pirts while the war The war question is likely to return to goes on. justice wrote. |A11 the court said in pssaehusetts suit was: response to th< The six - man majority consisted of Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and Associate the Supreme Court. In the past few months several federal judges have upheld the State News I The motion for leave to file a bill of Justices Hugo L. Black, William J. Brennan government in suits brought by soldiers Implaint is denied." At the same time the and civilians, who now will Jr., Byron R. White, Thurgood Marshall appeal from the lurt declined to consider the views of a [Marian ned the - Universalist minister who and Harry A. Blackmun. Justices Potter Stewart and John M. Harlan dissented adverse rulings. In other actions * Monday the court: adds weekly state law that preceded the suit. without subscribing to Douglas' opinion. Agreed to decide whether a unanimous The division did not follow liberal - jury should be required to convict conservative lines. Harlan and Stewart generally are and Marshall cautious jurists while Brennan defendants in criminal cases. The cases to be heard are from Louisiana and Oregon, where a less - than - unanimous verdict is supplement are usually numbered in the permitted. If offbeat features, fiction or news °lice probe court's "activist" wing. The Nixon administration had advised the court not to hear Massachusetts. * Agreed to review payment of teachers in parochial schools from state tax analysis strike your fancy, "Tuesday," a new weekly supplement to the State News, revenues. This case is from Rhode Island. is for you. Justice Department officials said a judicial * Let stand a ruling by the U.S. Circuit The first edition of the four - page inquiry into the legality of the war would egations of hamstring the President, insult Congress and embarrass the nation. Court in Chicago that all racial discrimination in private employment is pull-out is inside today's State News. It's tabloid size lends to easy reading. Douglas rebutted the government's illegal under an 1866 antislavery law. The Today's edition includes articles on the ruling, which vastly increases job harrassment of freshmen at MSU in the argument, point by point. He said the war 'ermit sales is at least as important as President Harry S. Truman's seizure of the steel mills protection for Negroes, has effect only in Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, the three 1920s, an anthropological breakdown of the seating in the Union grill and an Slain student cases covered by the circuit court. analysis of last week's election. during a strike and Congress' refusal to seat Mfnpus police * Ruled 6 to 3 that mental patients who Blood flowing from slain student's head grips the attention of fellow are investigating Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, D-N.Y. Past State News editor a George Bullard EL °,n.s ^at student parking permits are courts ruled on both and reversed Truman are new to a state may not be sent back to Monday urged interested students to students at Kent State last May 4th. Monday, Kent State president their old home states by hospital officials. loH "!e8ally on campus. and Congress. contribute articles for future issues of Robert I. White accused the grand jury report for blindly ignoring the L?, persons allegedly worked "Government cannot take life, liberty or The court affirmed, without a hearing, a "Tuesday." They may be sent to facts behind the killing of the four Kent State students. I lower court judgement that Arizona's law u|n intermediaries to sell the permits property of the individual and escape "Tuesday" Editor, the State News, 341 AP L each- Permits are free for students adjudication by the courts of the legality for sending people back was Student Services Bldg. Wirephoto (Copyright Valley Daily News, Pa.) Ij meet the requirements. of its action," Douglas said. unconstitutional. KLu. are required to petition the All - He said this was the heart of the [a2. Traff,c Committee (AUTC) to Massachusetts case. "No question of anTv-i The request is then reviewed OCC questions whether the conflict is either just or housing rule Ian lethop V • su')comm'ttee, which decides necessary is present," he added. lpeal ?.ISSUe permit. A student may Pmmittw.dedSion thr°Ugh an°ther the regulation is not in accordance with the Those receiving letters Pant tlley are ^king a criminal By SHARMAN STEWART were asked to expression and communication and that no kinst T ^n8^am County prosecutors Tick* ile State News Staff Writer Academic Freedom Report," Callahan said. Letters of warning were sent to students contact Dolores Bender, of the Off - regulation should be made unless there is a kectoH i?.se *nvolved. No action is Campus Housing Office. Several students demonstrable need for it which is pkd until Friday. under 21 who are living off - campus who contacted her said they were given Tickets for the Nov. 22 Richie Havens University officials are asking over 500 reasonably related to the basic purposes KrSnd deve,opment Monday, Joe R. and Ten Wheel Drive concert will go on students living off-campus in violation of without University permission. University regulations provide that a student must three options: To return to the residence halls, to appeal to the Student and necessities of the University. Pgned f ' an member, said he has sale Thursday, instead of Wednesday, as University housing regulations to return to reside in a residence hall until he is 21 or - Faculty "The Student - Faculty Judiciary can act Mlahr»I?m ^e committee. He would residence halls. Judiciary or to be suspended from the on our request in one of four ways," previously announced. Tickets will be Lr, te on re«sons. sold at the Union ticket office. Grinned Off-Campus Council, (OCC) a student until the beginning of the school year in which he will be 21. University for one term. Callahan said. renter chief J"84'06 of the Bros., Marshall Music and Campbell's government organization, is challenging the Mrs. Bender refused to comment. "They can accept the regulation in its tiderarJ! APPeal8 Court, of which Smoke Shop. University regulation, Doug Callahan, OCC Under special circumstances a student Arguments against the University's action entirety, accept it in part, reject it or bndav Pp!!i was a'so a member, said legal aide said. may receive permission, through the off - found in the Academic Freedom amend it." I court >i. to had"'8© resigned from "We have requested a hearing with the campus housing office, to move off campus state that the basic Report If the judiciary decides that they can "personal reasons." Student Faculty Judiciary to prove that purpose of the handle the case a formal - sooner. university is to allow freedom of hearing will follow, Callahan said. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 10, 1979 If* news Placement Bureau summary From the wires of AP and UPI. sets Doctoral Days By CHARLES C. CAIN No other degree candidates advantage of the program and State News Staff Writer will be interviewed this week. spoke with recruiters, but this year only about 500 are MSU's Placement Bureau is Robert W. Schneider, asst. expected to be interviewed. "The grand jury report was director of sponsoring a program all this the Placement Because of present economic inaccurate, disregarded clear week to line up interviews Bureau, has acted as the evidence and, conditions, Schneider said if pursued in all its between doctoral candidates and coordinator of the program since doctoral degree candidates may potential employers. its origin in 1967. nuances, would eventually destroy be "pricing themselves out of The program titled Doctoral not only Kent State but all major Schneider said that this year the market. There are greater Days, began Monday and will universities in America." 35 employers have recruits opportunities for the bachelor run through Friday. - Robert /. White, President coming to the campus to talk to and masters degrees." of Kent State University candidates, compared to 70 Schneider said that the employers who had recruits on program has been very sucessful (See story, p. 1) Magazinesays campus during program. The reduction last years in past years and he said the Bureau plans to continue the Schneider said is because of the program in future years. tightening of the nation's frogmen ingulf economy. Schneider said Among the employers who will have recruits on campus this employers week are the General Motors International News coming to campus are primarily Nine men, six of them described as criminals being PARIS (AP) — The news looking for research oriented Corp., General Electric, Procter people, and individuals for and Gamble Co., Parke, Davis Practice, pract magazine L'Express said Sunday and Co., Union Carbide, and expelled from an Arabian sheikdom, seized an Iranian the Central Intelligence Agency faculty positions in colleges and Violist Walter Verdehr and pianist Ralph Votapek practice for their sonata recital tonight at universities around the country. representatives from nine 8:15 p.m. in the Music Auditorium. airliner in stormy weather over the Persian Gulf Monday and the British Intelligence He explained why this year's colleges and universities. after overpowering their guards. They ordered the plane Service have reported the arrival State News photo by Jim Klein in Persian Gulf coast ports of program is critical: flown to Iraq. Thirteen other persons Palestinian guerrilla frogmen on "With the aboard the plane - including present economic two guards and five crew members - were allowed to fly missions to blow up giant oil tankers of Western petroleum situation, there have been cutbacks in research funds by GOP HURT on to Iran, the plane's original destination, three hours companies. both the government and private after it landed in Baghdad, Iraq's capital. The magazine did not cite a industry. There also has been a Election source for its report. backl They surrendered to Iraqi police and asked for job tightening in the area of It said shipping firms were education." political asylum after the landing and were taken into taking security measures, but that custody. * * * the tankers remained extremely Last year almost 1,000 vulnerable. doctoral candidates took Two Soviet ships which the United States has said WASHINGTON (AP) - A works mainly for Democrats, the unexpected. have been engaged in a submarine base Democratic Sen. may leading Democratic image maker said he thinks the backlash from "When a campaign Ralph is covered Yarborough in last May's Texas construction project in Cuba are back again, the says he thinks President Nixon's hardline GOP attacks on extensively by the press and the primary was fueled by an election eve law • and - order Democrats Frank E. Moss in Pentagon said Monday. free media, the paid television intensive television Walter Hickel campaicn, television appeal stirred a Utah and John V. Tunney in 'A Pentagon spokesman, Jerry W. Friedheim, said the and radio can be seen in an and "When they got rid of political backlash against the California probably were intelligent perspective," he said, two vessels - a submarine tender and a salvage tug - are Yarborough, that really set them Republicans. responsible for their surprisingly arguing that the kind of TV now in the general vicinity of Cienfuegos. RHYMES WITH "FREE DILL PICKLE!" As a result, adman Charles off," Guggenheim said, large margins of victory. blitzes employed successfully Guggenheim said in an interview, "The democratic approach is explaining the "they" as National News the man who decided to put often effective, but never for last spring by Lloyd M. Bentsen conservatives of both parties. Jr. in Texas, Howard The major problem of campus unrest is not the excerpts of Nixon's speech at any length of time," Metzenbaum in Ohio and But he thinks the hardline minority radical but the average student who is Phoenix, Ariz, on television — Guggenheim said, adding, "The Richard Ottinger in New York appeals employed in Utah, legitimately concerned about war, race relations and presumably Nixon himself — people of Utah began to realize could not be repeated in the California and by Republican "probably had more effect on they'd been had." general election. hunger. University of Michigan President Robben W. the election than all the mass Sen. Ralph Tyler Smith in Guggenheim worked for 10 Bentsen won last week while Illinois "extended Fleming said Monday. media men." Democrats in last week's Metzenbaum and Ottinger were credibility too far. People realized this was a Delivering the keynote address at the 15 th annual The reason for the backlash, election; five won and five lost. defeated. Broadcasters Promotion Association seminar in he added, the contrast strategy as opposed to a was Harry Treleaven, one of the Bentsen's victory over liberal viewpoint." between the 15 - minute excerpt masterminds of Nixon's 1968 Houston, Tex., Fleming said today's students bring to of Nixon's hardline speech and media campaign, worked for six the campus all the values their parents have given them. the talk by Sen. Edmund S. Republicans this year: the only '*Oddly enough, if they are at home and they breach Muskie of Maine that followed Governor's aide winner was Rep. William E. the code of the family or the society it is considered it. Brock III, who defeated desirable to try and understand the problem and treat it "Nixon is the one who should Guggenheim's man, Sen. Albert with some compassion," he said. "Would you have the have sat down and reassured the Gore, in Tennessee. American people," Guggenheim Treleaven, frankly mystified university do less than this?" "The problem of canpus turbulence is not the bomber or the totalitarian," Fleming added. "It is the added, saying that the GOP by the failure of Republican presentation undid the good that George Bush in Texas, probably had been done for the party by due to a larger - than - expected to tell of cutbacks average student who becomes deeply concerned about the telecast three nights earlier turnout, says he thinks the of the President's speech in results may produce some re - aspects of the society which lie sees around him." Governor Milliken's The governor's office said * * * Anaheim, Calif. evaluation of television's role. recommendations for cutbacks Allen would deliver Milliken's "If he had left off there, he Guggenheim said the results in the state's budget will be recommendations and proposed Often criticized, frequently counted would have been in very good confirm his view that television order for reduction of out, the political organization of presented by Glenn Allen, state shape," Guggenheim went on, is usually more important in a budget director, to members of expenditures of the state's Mayor Richard J. Daley is still alive but the final Nixon appearance primary, when campaigns the Senate and House current $1.7 billion budget. and well in Chicago doing what it was convinced people "this law - and usually receive less The Senate Appropriations Anybody, even Walter Hickel, who buys a coverage and Appropriations Committees set up to do - winning elections. Last - order thing was being exploited candidates are less prepared for Thursday. Committee has been meeting Hobie's submarine sandwich on Tuesday in a crass, political way." week's voting proved no exception. since last week in attempting to The Democrats elected their state will get FREE one giant kosher dill pickle! Guggenheim, a liberal who The State News, the student newspaper at cutback about $50 million from Michigan State the budget. ticket, gained control of the Illinois UNWANTED r -mrngmi. University, is published every class day during four school Senate for the first time since 1941, HAIR? terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Chairman of the Hobie's ELECTROLYSIS Subscription rate is $14 per year. won a majority on the Illinois Appropriations Committee PERMANENT Supreme Court for the first time in 28 HAIR Member Associated Press, United Press International, Charles O. Zollar, R - Benton years and Daley's Cook County - HOUSE OF SANDWICHES REMOVAL! Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Harbor, said Michigan is losing • FACIAL about $50 million in welfare Chicago - slate appeared to have a » ARMS & LEGS Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press total sweep. In winning such posts as the county 351-3800 • HAIRLINES by Virginia Hanchett Association, United States Student Press Association. payments and lost revenues as a result of the UAW strike against 12 Years Local Experience Second class postage paid at East General Motors. board presidency, the assessor and 110 E. Baker St. 484-1632 Lansing, Michigan. clerk offices, the state attorney post CUT OUT AND SAVE Editorial and business offices at Zollar said budget cutbacks are 347 Student Services and sheriff job. Daley can control an necessary if the state is to Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, maintain its balanced budget. DALEY estimated 25,000 to 35.000 jobs - a Michigan. key to his political success. SKIING MT. 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But it found they are kept from jobs H THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL o $1.74 Hook^. by such things as ill health, young children and 3 O co inadequate day - care arrangements. Baked Swiss Steak > H < Perry Evinson, a researcher for the Department of D Health, Education and Welfare, reported an increase O FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL m from 25.3 per cent in 1961 to 44.5 percent in 1968 of Roast Sirloin of Beef with Noodles $1.72 welfare mothers with high employment potential because of education or previous job experience. SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Baked Chicken Bearnaise $.1.74 cWolvefine 71 I he Michigan News OPEN SUNDAY 11:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. director of a volunteer - operated drug abuse The Specials will include: Entree, Salad or Dessert, Potato or Vegetable, piogiam in Pontiae stood mute at his one Roll, arraignment one Butter, and choice of Beverage. No tipping, please Monday on 26 counts of fraudulently obtaining drugs. Kenny Walker, 28, head DAILY NOON SPECIALS (Mon-Sat) INCLUDE: of Hodari, a volunteer organization which provided methadone FOR Entree, choice of beverage, choice of roll and treatment for heroin addicts, was released on $10,000 personal bond. ONLY 15 butter choice of any two of the following: Examination was scheduled Dec. 8 potato, vegetable, salad Cecil McCallum. by District Judge Organ music nightly, 5 CUT OUT AND SAVE p.m. - 7:30 p.m. (at pre-enrollment Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 10, 1970 3 Deaths mar Filipino campaign , the associated press the campaign, in comparison V. a Mil A - Two men were with the free Tuesday. MX wheeling area with - slain in election electioneering accompanied In regular elections in the temporary power of staff, Gen. Manuel T. Yan, wrote destroy the constitutional by approval over everything that in paid advertisements [U Monday, shattering an plenty of mud - slinging and a island republic, which are held has to do with the elections. covering a convention and bring "the half ,1a! campaign calm leading fair dose of blood - letting that during odd - numbered years, That includes movement of - page in most Manila masses to a revolutionary fever." Tuesday's balloting for dozens of deaths are attributed newspapers that Maoists are Election officials say they to usually goes with elections in the army troops, police firearms and Kn delegates to a constitutional Philippines, resulted from strict to campaign violence. Although seeking to "dissuade the people expect only about half of the politicians. A general firearms invention set for next July. laws against heavy politicking. 14 people ambushes were killed in ban was issued before the from election." taking an interest in the Yan said the nation's 9.5 million voters to The Philippine News Service Individual campaign during the month of turn out, compared with the 80 expenses campaign got under way. Communists '"u.d that a town councilor were limited to about $5,000. October and one congressman would try to per cent that is normal for Pd a relative of one of the Campaign tactics such as posters, was deaths assassinated, none of the The military has warned voters elections in the Philippines. Undidates were shot to death in streamers, balloons and was connected to the against Communist plots, saying The new constitution will ?" Sur Province, a region giveaways such as pens, cigarette campaign. Nevertheless, the election on the of the election that it replace 35 Candydoubted eve a s - year - old commissioner has put several had discovered ntt'd for 'tS P°,itlcal lighters, flashlights and athletic "plans to shatter document based on the U.S. parts of the the hopes for the Constitution implemented rbulence. The town mayor was goods were banned. country under Filipino people Groups, Led in the incident, the news including political parties, were commission control, meaning a for a successful convention." during American rule of the Lice said. prohibited from supporting [The senior congressman in the of the more than 2,500 any commission lawyer is sent to an The armed forces chief of as death cause islands. The Philippines granted independence in 1946. was Lovince, Rep. floro Crisologo, candidates running for the seats. L assassinated last month. Candidates include two former One of the major concerns of DETROIT (UPI) - Kevin presidents, Carlos Garcia and Until the two deaths Monday, election Diosdado Macapagal; several officials, however, is a Toston, who died of an overdose L campaign was one of the number of "private armies" they of heroin and former congressmen and quinine, did not senators; motion lost peaceful in Philippine fear will be used to terrorize get tricked into accepting candy picture and Itorv The lackluster nature of voters during the balloting laced with drugs on Halloween television stars; two dozen Roman Catholic priests and a but "apparently got the heroin nun. at his uncle's house," Homicide Filipino broadcast networks Inspector Robert A. Slottke said have said the election SD impurities Monday. Slottke said no arrests have been made and the case commission said it would not know the final outcome for several days and maybe remained under a week investigation. or two. The uncle denied he had heroin inked Political observers believe it to defects at his home, police said. Kevin died spending three days in Friday and police suspected at the time after a coma could take weeks to determine the political complexion of the convention because candidates Hydrant hang-on ANN ARBOR, (UP1) — Pure LSD causes no damage to human he had obtained are not running under usual An umbrella rests attached to candy laced a fire hydrant, ready to tones, although it may cause birth party affiliations and politicans tap defects, a geneticist said with heroin and quinine while its water supply at the Freak Monday. for the most part have stayed in vs. Pigs football game Sunday. trick or Dr. Warren W. Nicholas, cytogeneticist from - - treating. the State News photo by Sue Steeves a the Institute for background. Ijedical Research in Camden, N.J., told the International Symposium on Drug Abuse at the University of Michigan that it is impurities in LSD, rather than the hallucinogenic drug ON DEATH PENALTY itself, jfhich affect genes — the agents which carry hereditary lharacteristics. | Studies of drug users have shown that genetic damage may have suited from impurities in LSD, virus infections taany drugs at the same time, Nichols said. ["Impurities in any illicit drug can be more or damaging than the use of the Court told to avoid ruling Ifug itself," Nichols said. WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. School dean said he could [Mother who have taken LSD have given birth to deformed Solicitor General Erwin N. understand a desire to limit Griswold stressed that only in this experiment should be jabies who showed no trace of genetic damage, he said. This may Griswold advised the Supreme capital punishment. But, he said, recent years have lawyers argued allowed to continue without the jeeur because LSD could have a physically damaging effect on he fetus while its arms and legs, for Court Monday to leave to the the court should be guided by that the Constitution requires Supreme Court reaching example, are developing. people any changes in the way the separation - of - jury standards and bifurcated a judgment. [According to Nichols, information about the long-range effects [illicit drugs on human the death penalty is imposed in principle and leave the matter of powers trials. heredity is almost totally lacking. He the United States. James E. Crampton of Toledo, change to state legislatures. "No one has been able to ^id a computer search by librarians failed to turn up any studies Speaking for the government "This is something that should before the Court what the put Ohio, and Dennis C. McGautha i the subject. at a of Los Angeles, under death hearing, Griswold said be done by the people," he said standards are or should be," he IHe said much more research is needed not changes being urged on the court sentences in two murders, only on the toward the end of the ereditary and genetic effects of illicit drugs, but also are not solemn, said. on the required by the three hour examination of two - contended through lawyers that pets of the "millions of amphetamines and pep pills Americans Constitution, are impractical and death - penalty cases to which As for juries have unconstitutional, pnsume annually." could add to the frequency of the separating the penalty arbitrary powers to decide which fate of more than 550 phase, Griswold said, only six [Earlier Monday, Dr. Masaaki Kato, one of the first speakers at death sentences. condemned men and women is states have done so, guilty defendants in capital cases p symposium, said Japanese pharmaceutical sponsible for launching firms were largely a drug abuse epidemic after World War Leggy length The former Harvard Law tied. with California in 1957. He said beginning should die and which shonld be sentenced to life terms. f by advertising that amphetamines would perk up the fighting The sights Jirit. He said the companies were left with vast stocks of on campus aren't limited to the trees and ICOURSES IN LYMAN mphetaniines unused by soldiers when the war ended. buildings and Sunday proved to be no exception. This coed BRiGfcSCOLLEGE, JAMES MC 330 IMADISON COLLEGE & JUSflN MORRILL COLLEGE Human Relations & Personal Growth Winter, Spring 4(3-0)1 ("These companies tried to sell these large stocks of displays an old but heartily accepted fashion in fine form MC 341 liphetamines, propagandizing that this |OPEN TO STUDENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY AT LARGE Manpower Policv Problems was a drug to inspire the near east campus. Beginning in the Winter Term of MC 346 & Institutions Winter 4(3-0)1 ihting spirit in daily life, without knowing it had terrible make available limited enrollments in certain 197 1, the three residential colleges will The Poor& Disadvantaged in Industrial courses to students in other kpendency • producing effects," said Kator. State News photo by Jim Klein units of the University. Listed below are specified courses in each of the Societies residential colleges which will be opened to outside MC 350 students during the Winter and Spring terms of 1971. The Community Problems in Mental Health will be applied to this following are general criteria that MC 371 program of allowing outside students to enroll in the residential colleges' course The Legal System II offerings: MC 38 1 Viet forces 1. These arrangements will be provided on an experimental basis and will Intergroup Relations and the Law be reviewed prior to the MC 382 beginning of the next academic year. 2. The residential Religion and Intergroup Relations college students will have first priority during the MC 385 pre-enrollment period in the courses offered by the relevant residential Black Protest college. Following the enrollment of residential Thought additional places in these courses will be college students, any MC 424 made available to students in the University at large. International Conflict & the Future of Man MC 452 3. The determination of class sizes and the particular courses in which Cambodian bunkers Urban Economics outside enrollments will be permitted are the responsibility of the rom relevant residential college. Any questions concerning the attached courses should following college office numbers: Lyman Briggs College, 3-6480: James be referred to the JUSTIN MORRILL COLLEGE Humanities Madison College, 3-5 164;and Justin JMC 2 30A History Fall, Winter. Spring 3(3-0) Morrill College, 3-5082. 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(6) Placement in languages will be at the discretion of the 217 Ann St. - Next to Min-A-Mart appropriate JMC Language Program Director. Placement school or college record is usually based and -- ill some cases - special testing. upon interview, high MICHIGAN TRB FROM WASHINGTON STATE NEW UNIVERSITY J? v7i> GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief American justice: a little too blind? :* \t fi FREDERICK J. LESLIE Some trials are so tainted by prejudice, Indictments against the head of who now sit in judgment than a bomb '• 'jamvrsp ■ * advertising manager passion and hypocrisy that we instinctively the student body, against a The McSurelys appealed. The c«p COUStfUTS call them "political," and then the process member national attention. got \ i C of the faculty, against No, a three of law is as much on trial as the defendants. federal rasas ^ i ^ MARK EICHER, managing editor ED HUTCHISON, city editor The trial of the Chicago Seven was an others of the community, along panel antisedition law is ruled, the RJT BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor example. with a blistering tongue • lashing illegal. No the ruled, the sheriff couldn't ^ keep 'their 1^ -Sbso*' KEN KRELL, editorial editor JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor The case of the 25 indicted in the Kent State affair, if they come to trial, seems in that category. There have been three of intellectual permissiveness, but not against the Guard. The and letters. No, the Communications Commission orders i 'al radio and TV stations Ked GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor findings are exactly contradictory can't attack ' h investigations so far. The Akron Beacon the Scranton report. without giving "equal time" Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Journal in July quoted the FBI as saying that to charges of "communism." lo re ?te for outstanding journalism. the National Guardsmen were not It looked like total surrounded, had not out of tear gas, had live ammunition and to the The findings are exactly contradictory to victory. But if Vo„, run undisciplined to end strip mining in Kentucky vou .? not been hit by rocks or shot at by snipers Guardsmen who used it. the Scranton report. It is an Establishment never be sure of and were not endangered when they victory. To begin with So now comes the third finding, a special document, issued at election time, and it Dec. 13,1967, a dynamite blast rocked their EDITORIALS suddenly panicked and fired at taunting students, leaving four dead and nine state out grand jury (not federal) which carries the forecast made with curious produces ar. awful sinking feeling of here we go again. This will radicalize youth if house and endangered Victor (named after Socialist sleeping vear 1 bleeding on the ground. Eugene Vint prescience by Ohio Atty. Gen. Paul Brown anything can and help to stir up the Debs). That brought them back to a Then came the Scranton report, an official who said that he did not expect indictments inevitable backlash of hysteria on which reality. Then Sen. McClellan' sense!! investigation by a commission named by law against the Guard. How right he was. Messrs. Nixon and Agnew are skillfully subcommittee investigating riots in bigCiti« Politics vs. - and order Nixon and headed by moderate - conservative William Scranton, former Indictments against the head of the student body, against a member of the faculty, playing in their effort to capture Congress. . . . And now there is a strange new test of the judicial apparatus with agonizing entered the picture; it was link between SCEF and a riot trying to nrov , in Nashviii. Republican governor of Pennsylvania. The against others of the community, along with Tenn. The McSurelys had attended a boarH report apportioned blame all around, to the a blistering tongue - lashing of intellectual overtones of its own: The U.S. vs. Margaret meeting there shortly before the Martin students, to the Ohio authorities who issued permissiveness, but not against the Guard. & Alan McSurely. This 33 - year - old Luther King assassination, which triegeted husband and wife are found guilty of Are there any answers riots everywhere. contempt of the Senate and sentenced last The McSurely library, which ranged from week, respectively, to three and 12 months Marx to Fannie in jail. The record includes unlawful entry, Farmer, along with private correspondence, was being held f0I As a result of the tragic organizations, a factory to produce dynamite, melodrama, yes, and a kind of "safekeeping" at the county office An the machinery which, in the future, love interest. agent from the McClellan occurrences of last spring, the From every viewpoint the McSurelys were subcommittee will run and promote the came down and was given access to Movement for a New Congress was undesirable citizens to the coal barons in the books and letters. The court formed and government, FBI, CIA, et al. ordered them pledged to encourage 1967 in the troubled valleys of Pike County, returned to the McSurelys - eager The university system is enmeshed great masses of students to greater Ken. when they tried to organize the low - dedicated, highly - "motivated in the society, in its violence, racism income mountaineers against the involvement to change the political preposterously idealistic. They were and wars against humanity. The jnvironmentalwastes of strip mining. Alan, returned. Then the playful system, to make it responsive to the McClellan radical, moderate and apathetic tall, slender, testing 95 proof idealism, is the subcommittee issued subpoenas domestic crisis — a crisis of poverty, son of a Dayton, Ohio, newspaper man; that the McSurelys produce demanding students all know this and have just the same degenerating cities and racial Margaret a good - looking brunette. Both are documents and material in opted for life styles of their own. Washington. It disharmony. previously married. They came as was a neat cat and mouse act. Now that the election is over. We cannot expect the majority of antipoverty organizers for the Southern refused and must serve a year in jail. McSurely students to campaign for political Conference Educational Fund (SCEF). He has appealed the case. A Movement for a New Congress will sidelight that candidate just as we could not Their economic outlook was simplistic. is irrelevant legally but probably sink into oblivion, and important expect a majority of Americans to political analysts will spend the leave their jobs and canvass or man next two years evaluating the failure the telephones. It was a splendid no-knock raid of students to take an active part, in mass numbers, in this year's election. Perhaps the entire nation expected before the new Congressional too much. It is unrealistic to expect an ticrime bill authorized During the summer months the national press overemphasized the the university to be any more active no-knocks on a national basis, but movement among students to elect a politically than any other organized here instead of drugs they seized faction in society. An individual's something more dangerous: Congress dedicated to peace and number one concern will continue to books. progress. The press made it appear that students in droves were cutting be day - to - day existence, whether their hair, fastening ties and he is a construction worker, taxi More coal comes from the scarred wastes of driver or student. emotionally is that the illegal raid seized canvassing for political candidates. Pike County than from almost any other correspondence between Margaret and Drew And so long as the political system county in the nation, perhaps $100 million While many students were active in Pearson, once briefly her employer, who was this off - year election, the just barely budges when pressured worth a year, and the operators pay only p .then attacking Sen. McClellan. McSurely from any angle, be it right, left or $100 - a - year business tax. Why not lay a was .not aware of the letters. He first learned overwhelming majority of students local tax on each ton and center, little participation can be buy schools, of them when a particular letter, addressed either remained frustrated on the hospitals, roads and homes. Revolutionary? "Dear Cucumber" was handed back to him sidelines or went about their studies expected from any group. And Alan McSurely loved to call It that. with a leer. The Senate investigator indeed history has shown that people So one midnight in totally oblivious to any effect they August 1967, Pike acknowledges that McClellan saw them. One are only marginally County authorities raided their small home could have on the political direction politically active reason he refused the subpoena, McSurely under a 47 year - old Kentucky antisedition of the country. except in periods when there is great - told the court, was that the Senate was law which says you can't establish a turmoil. "conducting an inquiry into my wife's love Why, after all the violence and Communist government in Pike County. It life." striking of last May, are students That has become the great was a splendid no - knock raid before the It was all simple for the judge. The jury new Congressional anticrime bill authorized turning back to the books? What American copout - political could consider only the single matter o( no - knocks on a national basis, but here whether the couple had, or had not, effect did students have in the recent involvement only in times of stress. instead of drugs they seized something more election? Are students turning to a But although it can be documented "The time has come, "the walrus said, "to talk of many things: disobeyed legally issued Senate subpoenas. dangerous — books. "We went to work Nothing about strip mines. Nothing about silence similar to the campus attitude that America is currently in a critical against strip mining," McSurely said, "with tainted evidence. Nothing about rights of of the 1950s? of DDT-and mercury-and what pollution brings. " the knowledge that our words and ideas are a period, millions have become too privacy. Sentence: three months and 12 It is obvious that students are not disillusioned to exert pressure for thousand times more threatening to those months, respectively. turning back to the books because - change in any kind of mass numbers. for the most part — they never turned away from them. The violent It is a sad state indeed, a vicious cycle in which the people are doing OUR READERS' MIND on the campus have always been the nothing because the system doesn't "few," and last May they merely respond, and the system doesn't turned into "a lot." This separated, dwindled. fall the violent consolidated and few have respond because nothing is being done. Last May, in the aftermath of Kent Blacks still play white's game Many former revolutionaries are back to the State and the Cambodia invasion, Many blacks do not really understand the forget why they are really here. You are not so that you will fit into the mold they have Allen narrow books; the moderates who venture many actually felt optimism that the dire situation that they are allowing here because you have earned it. You are prepared for you. To the Editor: cycle could be broken, that the themselves to be placed in by white society. here because you're considered to be fairly Yet, many blacks forget this; others never After reading Steve Allen's review of out to campaign have returned to the really know. Many become apathetic and Led Zeppelin III, I found myself rather classrooms. Weathermen are youth of this country would rise up In this romantic and idealistic community bright and intelligent by whites and this demonstrate their apathy by not keeping up amazed that anyone with any degree of in great numbers to change the tone known as MSU, black students seem to gives "them" a chance to indoctrinate you bombing buildings and preparing for with what is going down for blacks. open • mindedness (such as someone and content of American politics. a revolution; students at universities Eight blacks were murdered down South who dishes out free oiticism would ^ sit and remember the good old days Why didn't it work? We can only five months ago. In certain sections of New expected to have) would be so narrow of marching and rallying. T raditionally the speculate. Perhaps disillusionment with the system went too deep to be Football's value limited York, black students closed the high school system for a week. Still, the best we could do in his judgements. After reading his comment about "dirty things" on Led university has To the Editor: they develop a more enduring patience at MSU was to have a "pig flag lowered to Zeppelin, I wondered if he bluslie been a center for learning, cloistered erased by the tragic occurrences of I notice that the dedicated football for the promised success. half mast." As an appeasement to silence - when he takes showers with himself. last spring. The memory of from the diurnal events of society Chicago, followers are not filling the stadium as It is my hope that someday people blacks concerning the eight murdered black The sound of Led Zeppd'"* and considered, in a romantic view, 1968, lingers with many students. they once did. Are adults and young will discover a more worthwhile manner students, Dr. Wharton offered us an off - revolutionary; it is not likely to Perhaps people are too enamored people enjoying their weekend in more in which to enjoy their individual spare campus cultural center. Many maintain that adored by everyone. Jimmy Page. or an ivory tower. nothing would have been done whether with day - to - day exist< nee to be aesthetic, humane, efforts; enjoying time than to flock to the football example, has been acclaimed by many But the university system has Wharton had offered the center or not. But shocked into comprehending that nature, or getting involved in charity stadium for an afternoon of delight in critics (who, I'm sure, make Allen changed greatly in recent years. The organizations? Is it possible that some viewing a game with a great deal of as far as the center is concerned, have you knowledge of music look like that o America's crisis cannot be solved individuals have quit spending their heard of any ground being broken for it? No, university is no longer the ivory violence (an illness of the American little boy who aspires to be an astronaut until all people realize that the money of football games because they have not. tower but maybe the tool of the society) and a limited amount of social you throwing stones at the moon) to situation is no longer enjoy having their too critical not to be money significance. musical genius. government; open to infiltration by spent in questionable ways by a Big We . politically involved. Bill Johnson deplore the thought that grades seem Led Zeppelin, from informationgive' the FBI, CIA or similar suspicious Business athletic program involved in to be more important than lives of blacks. Portland senior through interviews, articles a recruiting bigger "stars" in the interest of We pity those persons who had better start Nov. 5,1970 to remember who they are and where they critiques about them are attempting profit and greater prestige for the explore all fields of rock. If Allen w coaching staff, university, or whatever? are coming from as blacks. We better start to unplug his ears and listen o Leper address So much for Unfortunately, I am too pessimistic to imagine that, indeed, these are a few of the reasons for the decline in awakening to reality in the true sense of the word. Time is running short. Blacks who realize group's first two albums again, per he would find a variety of.stL; The State News has received the themes, and moods to their music attendance. Sadly, I admit that the address of the South Korean this and prepare themselves is of course assuming that he can After two leper accordingly are years the Academic today's meeting of the Academic stadium is not being filled to capacity colony which asked for contributions in going to move positively. Those who don't the naughty thoughts. ,. Council has for all practical Council those parts of the report because the Spartans are losers. Our Reader's Mind of Oct. 22. The are going to be left to the mercy of the man. Allen's last sentence is "Led purposes, finally managed to (Though once a winner, back in the colony's address in New Hamlet Remember, yesterday it was eight blacks III shows the group is capable ol d. 8 passed last week could be brought up days of "Kill, Bubba, Kill.") And, Settlement (Saemaul Kunsul murdered in the streets of the South. significant rock." This was l completely emasculate the Report for reconsideration. It is Won), some on Student Participation in unlikely Americans do not like losers on the P.O. Box 105, Pusan, Korea. If Tomorrow, it could be YOU on the grounds before the album was rele^scd J that this will happen — the Academic football field or upon the battle field you are interested in sending a donation to the of MSU. on the other hand, has yet to pr Academic Governance (the McKee Council is "tired of the whole for that matter. Ron Johnson thing" settlement, send it directly to the above can write a significant Report). — and the students be damned. In Vietnam, the American people address. Please do not send donations to Gerald Evelyn review.^ Roflt There is abject irony here. The The student allow America's "finest" to be drafted the State News. Detroit Freshmen Rochester senior McKee Report was supposed to be body originally into the military team to bring home Nov. 6,1970 November 5,1''" backed the McKee Report because the document that would free victory. However, after years of unclear they had been assured that results, the humanitarian andChristain, I'l ANU1S students, that would make them, could be attained justice American people, generally speaking, V WOODSTOCK 15 # 3 ra MAWE WALKIN6 15 SAFER. once and foi al! "through realize that victory is not emerging. As a 'LUCKY..WHENHEGETS! i; equal members of channels." If reconsideration by the TIRED Of WALKING, the academic community. Instead, result, many slowly withdraw their HE CAN JUST FLf f! Council fails, as all reports the document has become the indicate, individual support for a victory at "any vFOR A WHILE.. 1! this will be proof positive that the cost" policy. 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Nov 6.4.10 Open All Scats $1.00 I Brody Arena Nov 18-19 McDonel Kiva Nov. 20-21 7 I5p 5pm J N Experience lights and live rock in the unique atmosphere of the Sky Theatre 1 a space odyssey 5:30 - 8:00 Twl-Lite Hr. 5:00-5:30 Ends Wednesday % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 10, 1970 'Salvation' mingles (hote/i Shop Rite (fBUfiTS/jceo multi -media, We m m The first University Klinsky has assembled two production of the rock musical will have casts for two different "Salvation" will open under the interpretations of the show, direction of Gary which will be presented at 7:30 Klinsky. Despite a super whirlwind p.m. and 10 p.m., November advertising campaign, FRESH popular 13-15 and 20-22. opinion exists that "Salvation" Friday and W§E is Saturday performances will being sponsored by the feature both casts and will be Campus Crusade for Christ. staged in Erikson Kiva. However, DRESSED the show has nothing Sunday performances, also at whatsoever to do with that 7:30 p.m. will be benefits for organization. the Listening Ear and the Drug Actually, "Salvation" is similar Education Center. Tickets are $2 By KENNETH STERN TURKEYS in format to "Hair" and has and are being sold at the been described as the "son of Hair" by New York Times Clive Barnes. "Salvation" critic has State News Reviewer Marshall Music, State Campbell's Smoke Shop, Albert's Lansing and Meridian Union, Discount, Order How! hanging suspended over the Malls, Grinnell's Lansing Mall HOLLY undertaken the theme of a multi WHOLE FRYERS 27< - media yawning pit of hell by a thin and the Chess King Lansing Mall. FARMS f presentation and strand of God's grace." includes an eight piece rock GRADE A * I The priest then seeks group, the "Braintree" light confessions show, a huge black light setting, and these include Soviets issue PESCHKE OR PETERS 7* I those Ham of a movies, dancing and a cast of nymphomaniac, a compulsive masturbator, a girl FULLY COOKED BONELESS - eight "coming together to experience an exciting evening of sight and sound." who and just underwent an abortion a naive girl who kept her Cambodianaid HYGRADESMOKED LB. M Up tight The audience is into the total the New Players incorporated production, and chastity too long. and There one are 18 songs in the one half hour show and a TOKYO (AP) — A member of Cambodian economic mission CENTER CUT Pork Chops 8* LB. m Company hopes these deal with sensitivity, visiting Tokyo says the Soviet for total integration. Union has continued to SPARTAN Two members of the "Salvation" rock musical cast demonstrate that they may not have the sexual the musical proclaims they do. hang ups "Salvation" begins with a revival meeting in which all of the members of the audience satyrical religion, humor Nixon on drugs, and sex. "Salvation" also includes the hit military equipment, mainly trucks, to his country since Gen. Lon Nol ousted the provide SKINLESS FRANKS 1 LB.PKG. m m are song, "Why Can't I Touch royal ECKRICH'S 3SI. accused of being government of Prince Norodom 30Z.PKG. State News photo by "spiders," You?" SLENDER SLICED Terry Luke Sihanouk last March. fffClfl J ALL VARIETIES iDDITIVES OFTEN SAFER ALL FLAVORS HAWAIIAN PUNCH 7V ALL FLAVORS ROYAL GELATIN | Danger of natural' foods cited Food additives are safer than CAMPBELL'S MUSHROOM SOOP 7c ' 15C PKG. CAN ■ enlarged thyroid gland would be quantities of food cme natural compounds found normally vitamins and minerals. most foods, an MSU food Icientist said. much Dugan greater noted. than normal, "Peaches, pears, strawberries, eaten make such virtually nonexistent. dangers "U.S. citizens from improper are use protected of food drippings reduces some the amount of residues in meats. We also know that refining and SPARTAN FACIAL TISSUE 18C EACH 88 I "Many people think that foods brussels sprouts, spinach and "Food additives" are additives by a compounds intentionally added safety program," Dugan said. regulatory food deodorizing processes can m their natural state are safe," carrots could ^id L. R. Dugan, professor of effect on a person if eaten in ood science, "while food similar have a similar to food products. The of most additives is to purpose "Additives must be carefully preserve screened to prove they are safe completely residues "Our remove pesticide from fats and oils. long range goal is to -FROZEN- 1 quantities," he added. food quality, although - SPARTAN Idditives are suspect until orrect, he said. Dugan said similar adverse (roven safe." This is not always effects could be caused chemicals naturally found in by used to increase quality. many are before being used." Screening includes tests for Common food additives toxic or poisoning potential, include mold inhibitors, flavor effect on growth and achieve residues exists a little or no pesticide in foods. There considerable amount of already CHICKEN-BEEF-TURKEY Ples Ice Cream I For example, if a person could almost all foods — if information about the problem, HEATHERWOOD SAVE 15c they were agents, antioxidants (to keep reproduction and potential for kt Jay ■fiances 22 pounds of cauliflower a for a year or more, of developing his an ingested in very large quantities. However, the varied diet enjoyed by most people and the small foods from to nutrition prevent becoming rancid and inducing cancer or other tissue stale flavors) and damage. If an additive fails any boosters such of these tests it can't be used. so achieving our as difficult as some goal may not be may think. "To ease the pesticide residue FRENCH %GAL. 99< as problem three major efforts may |lr Undesirable chemical residues are found in many foodstuffs. Insecticides are just one such be undertaken," They are: Dugan said.' —DAIRY— xtension center residue. Insecticides are useful and ♦Suitable methods removing residues from food must be developed. for These BALLARD SWEET MILK BISCUITS 7< EACH necessary tools which have methods may vary from food to enabled six per cent of the food or from one m rograms to urban needs MSU and classes are held twice population to feed all the people. Unfortunately, their has resulted in some use treatment to another. *New, economical methods of insect control which do not use processing MR. SPARTAN GRADE A SMALL EMS ■m JAMES BARFIELD a transported to the Church of contamination. residue - causing chemicals must week in the center. God and Christ. m In most cases, however, the 2Vi DOZ. 69" be developed. Efforts in this area According to Mrs. Fluker a ■ Approximately ■tended an open house 50 people surprising number of the Sewing classes academic classes are not in are held when residues are very small and do not represent a health hazard. are already well underway. New CARTON 1 Sunday participants in the session. This service teaches chemicals which don't remain in iternoon to program are "It may be possible to acquaint the the environment are being Isidents of the young women who are returning women to make clothes for their eliminate even these residues m Lansing to developed to replace the old, - PRODUCE- Immunity with the programs Id facilities offered by the same get a certificate which has the certification as a high families, and this lowers their high cost of living. from the food we eat," Dugan said. long - lasting chemicals. *The food industry must I Iban Extension school diploma. Another service offered by the "The residues usually FLORIDA JUICE Center, located Because some of the women develop systems by which 1 the LeJon Bldg., 1801 W. have small children, a child care extension center is a nutrition concentrate wherever fat exists products can be carefully Oranges fin St.. Lansing. program. The aim of this in a system," he said. "We Established by rban Affairs, the liter mobilizes the Center for extension service is provided. Nedra Williams, Lansing Community College freshman, along with an program is to eliminate hunger and malnutrition and to nutrition among low - income improve already know that proper cooking and rejection of meat selected, before processing, on the basis of very low or zero levels of pesticide residues. 5 LB. BAG 47' sources University assistant, is responsible for families. Marie Dennis, nutrition to help solve urban Joblems and meet urban needs. |e center also hopes to bring "e Lansing community closer to supervising the children while their mothers attend classes. Because a child care center is assistant, goes into the homes of low the - income families and helps woman of the home with I Emil's Bar & U.S. NO. 1 yams f IMany University. of the people in the not located in the extension center, the children are shopping, meal preparation and money management. Restaurant AVAILABLE DAILY munity didn't know what ,were here for, and so by 12" Pizza, 1 Item $1.65 GINGER ROOT and PLANTAINS llng an open house, we hoped r we could explain to the valuable coupon %3B&LJKSb2m All-You-Can-Eat Spaghetti Dinner Noiv Immunity our purpose for ling here," Clarence featuring Sanders K>mery' coordinator of F'l Programs said. tQgfc w* Tuesday Nite $1.50 "EVERY NITE IS PITCHER NITE" MORTON Baked Goods, Candies, faff members LOOK TO US FOR QUALITY were present to SALT Ice Creams, and 1 FREE Pizza is IP ain |calion projects the community and various * complete selection of frames 2012 E. our Speciality Michigan Ave. Toppings :*8 warns under * the welfare sunglasses rhers' project. These * prescription lenses ground With $5.00 Food Purchase PSfarns include * General repairs while you wait Limit 1 Please Fation di gree (GED) classes, Expires After 11-14-70 ficUoSL anders1 I rare T' 00 c'ass«'s, service, sewing and J counsel^. family planning OpiiciCUli I e General Education 241 E. Saginaw at Abbott Rd. Ed -25222_ —SH0P-RITI~ is the reason its good Tgram serves to help ficpants I a nigh school 0 the pass examinations diploma and participants better jobs," move A SINCERE PLEA We have COLD SEER! 1 rn Huker, r °n Coordinator. "Often explained Community FOR YOUR HELP GOODRICH'S s a person cannot move up We WANT to help students. Hundreds of students need .|ifau^ lie ['"cations." hasn't the funds to finish college. We haven't got the capital to make Ne are the loans these students so desperately need. We're the only Ium? classes available in E"g'>sh. The bank in the United States offering "WHO DO I SEE ABOUT A LOAN FOR ONE SPARTAN |il ors f()r the program are OF THEM NEW MUSCLE CARS, JOHNNY?" | graduate students from STUDENT AID SAVINGS BONDS lr9e LOW-COST AUTO LOANS FOR dowries All proceeds from the sale of these bonds will be loaned to YOUR DRIVING NEEDS students for educational purposes. Won't you please help us |Srnay suitors help students? Your investment of $25 or more will eam IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER 5.13% annual interest, your money is FDIC insured, Kadougm, , Upper VoUa you and you'll be helping your fellow students. Please ... help Harrison at Trowbridge Between Spartan Village and nf rfnty Per cent of the us help. MSU EMPLOYEES Cherry Lane Apartments iMorsh Radougou are |Kngg women wom 6 the Parents of are 1019 Trowbridge Rd. Phone 353-2280 asking for *>rs" °ney from too their EAST LANSING STATE BANK Open 9:30■ 5:30 Monday thru Friday FsPaPer .says."81'0"81 Weekly 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 10, 197q Farm bureau head Pistons' Lanier hits union m held, handcuffed GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) - Michigan. It is on the move and caught in an economic bind. But ? .°na h^lroU Pistons' towering, muscular Elton Smith, president of the we Michigan folks will have to that's not new for farmers. The mi"' honrii uffed him because of his size rookie. Sunday night for an Michigan Farm Bureau, Monday warned delegates to the deal with it. "Whether we are the operators fact is, prices received by farmers in 1969 average only 74 alleged traffic released wlUiout violation, though the All - American center** organization's 51st convention that unionization is among of a farm with much farm labor or one worker, and even if we per the cent of parity, the same as in being^ist^were bruised when he was forced to previous two years. And in major challenges facing are farmers who go it alone, 1970, the parity ratio did not Sin* handcuffed behind hte back. th\tack °' ' po"ce c"'With wilk"- his agriculture today. unions will attempt to rule us improve. With the prices we *,.♦ the million • dollar rookie from St. Smith addressed more than all," he said. farmers must pay to support our cnrp wrists were not serious and would not Bonaventure, said the hamper his play, and 1,000 delegates as the annual "And let there be no question about it, the union is working to families, the farm parity ratio h^wouldjust as soon forget about the incident. meeting got underway in the slipped last month to its lowest t jmipr was driving with teammate Dave Bing when he was Civic Auditorium. control the road to market, the level in almost 37 years. Parity stopped on a Detroit expressway for allegedly weaving in He declared only through lifeline of agriculture. now stands at 70 per cent. This and out very of traffic. cooperative action could the Farmers in the new agriculture is the lowest parity since the Although he has a valid New York state driver's lieen*. farmer obtain his fair economic age need to work ever closer -he did depression Monday of not have it with him. share, and cited the growth of together — to best protect our December, 1933 when it stood Patrolmen Wayne Roberts and Patrick Brady handcuffed the Farm Bureau and other freedom to farm and find the at 67," he said. »nd took him down to the police station him that will guide us where he cooperatives. answers fingerprinted. He was released after being told to return withwas The California vineyards show successfully through the coming Declaring that farmers do need his mankind's continual conflict, he days. These are questions that a change, Smith said the Farm ^"Thev'iScTno reason* ^handcuff me," Lanier said. "1 wasn't said. "Many grape vineyards are challenge us. We must develop guidelines that all men of the Bureau has developed and is supporting an agricultural Together giving them any trouble and answered all their questions as unionized. Workers must sign with the union or get fired. It's land in Michigan can look to for direction. So our right to govern marketing and bargaining act You don't have to be past puberty to enjoy a fall day with a quiet stroll through the campus. P°A'o/lice ^spokesman said Lanier was handcuffed because of his introduced in Congress by seven unusual size - 6 feet 11 and 270 pounds. "There is This young couple spent their afternoon walking together as they are hare near Beaumont a that simply y and coldbloodedly ourselves must also be won on members in the House and three Tower. State News photo by John Harrington order that any time an officer fears for his safety, he standing done. There is no freedom of our land," he said. senators. may restrain a violator with handcuffs." choice in this program. And the union is moving into other "We can talk about the cost of states. The United Farm Workers living and the inflation we have been experiencing. Costs are Organization Committee Ex-migrant coed enrolls at U (UFWOC) is establishing itself in going up and the farmers are This is the first of a two - part the field with the parents and and picking crops, Miss Medina crowded for the four days of the President Wharton's Admission series on the life of an ex trip," she said. - getting dirty, hurt or suffering said. Commission saying that often migrant field worker from from hunger, the kids can start Mrs. Medina once tied to apply "Besides the people and their the migrant workers little children, there would also traveling in Texas — and an MSU learning something and are taken for assistance from the Welfare trucks are packed like cattle is freshman. care of by reliable people," Miss system in Texas, Miss Medina be the numerous possessions of "no lie." Medina, an education major, said. the families. Part II: How the Medina By ROSA MORALES said. "But, among the many "The truck was uncomfortable family State News Staff Writer and you constantly felt every became migrant field A small, dark - haired woman, requirements, she was told that workers. Miss Medina has been a migrant her husband would have to be bump on the road — you'd get One MSU freshman was field worker since she was 11 dead in order to really be really tired," the coed said. picking tomatoes with her years old, traveling with her considered for welfare aid," she "And the smell of the gasoline family in Keeler the day before she attended freshman family from state to state said. picking the crops as the season "My mother said she would from the truck exhaust was awful." Imported fish orientation. approaches. rather have her husband." The migrants in the truck Linda Medina — probably the In Michigan Miss Medina and A second time an Anglo friend would not stop to eat at stirs comment TEN first ex - migrant to be enrolled her family have picked apples, accompanied her mother to clear restaurants along the way at MSU who now lives at Fee Part 1 of a series because they could not afford it, tomatoes, sugar beets, pickles, up any misunderstanding Hall, is still reminded of the strawberries, cherries, between the agency and Mrs. so they stopped at "rinky - SANTIAGO, Chile |AP) - A hard, back - breaking labor she dink" grocery'stores on the road local fishermen's club admitted the oldest of 10 children, raspberries, potaotes and Medina, the coed said. Now her and her family of 11 have done worked as a teacher's aide in the blueberries. family is receiving a few basic to buy bread, bologna and milk, planting a 110 - pound sea ray in since 1963. Summer Migrant Program in food stuffs like powdered milk. Miss Medina said. Santiago's Mapocho River "to "That is why it's really Berrien Springs, where she took In Texas and other southern Every summer the entire "And that is all we would eat pull a joke on the police and the something to come to a big care of two - and three - year - states on their route north, the Medina family takes to the road along the way," she said. newspapers." The ray's presence university to get educated," Miss Medinas picked onions, brocoli, working in the fields of Texas, Miss Medina added that the created attention because the olds. Medina, 19, said. Chilean capital is 75 miles from The migrant program has carrots, sugar beets, corn, Kentucky, Alabama, Louisiana, nigrant studies report submitted Miss Medina, originally from the Pacific coast and 1,500 feet about 200 children of migrant oranges, strawberries and cotton. Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, by Richard Santos, McAllen, Westlaco, Tex., graduated from From October to June, Juan Ohio and Michigan. above sea level. families enrolled and helped Tex., graduate student, to high school in Westlaco on May those working in the fields, she Medina, the head of the family, "When we didn't have a car we 29. On May 31 the Medina said. and Mrs. Medina go from farm would come up in a crew family left for Michigan. They "Instead of having the to farm in the Rio Grande leader's truck," she said. HRI class holds reached Berrien Springs July 2 Valley doing various farm chores The trip from Texas to to work in strawberry fields. migrants' children taken out into Michigan usually takes from Besides working a little in the three to four days, she fields last summer, Miss Medina Are You Reqdy For continued. maharaja "Crew leaders who SALVATION ? — men The little price tag that isn't. contact people interested in field work and provide transportation SALVATION IS READY FOR YOU When is a price tag not a price tag? When it's quality and cost for each and every ring is in a truck — don't drive very fast Light show, rock, sex, religion, drugs & nudity — — on a diamond ring. Drop by your local jeweler, there for any student to see. And that cost is because they have families in the A maharaja's feast of authentic everything that makes college life worth living. Nov. 13,14, dinner. and take a look. That little tag is full of letters the lowest one you'll find anywhere. Honest. truck," Miss Medina said Asian - Indian food was served The items were provided and numbers, and maybe a price. Because of Because Vanity Fair handles each step in the 15, 20, 21, & 22. Erickson Kiva to seriously. approximately 36 people several native Indians an that inscrutable code the jeweler can size you Tickets are on sale now at the Union, Marshall Music, making of a ring, from buying the rough Thursday by a food systems Crossroads Imports. Nativ up as you chat. And finally tell you the ring is stones, to selling it to you, we pay no middle¬ Grinnell's, Chess King (Lansing Mall), State Discount Such trips take on the aspect and Albert's in the Meridian Mall for only $2.00. of a caravan, Miss Medina said, production class in the School of costumes were worn by seve going to cost what he's decided you can pay. man profits that drive up the price. So you get Hotel, Restaurant and Recommended for mature audiences. with the truck leading a line of Indian students who helped wit We think that's unfair. the lowest price and the highest quality. Institution Management (HRI). the food production system. We're Vanity Fair Diamonds. For 50 years, Send for our free 36-page color catalog, and migrants' cars. Paintings, silk and other items we've been one of the largest sellers of dia¬ get the whole Vanity Fair story. Or better yet, "In the truck would be five or Among the dishes served was from India decorated the walls, monds in the country. And in visit our Chicago showrooms at six families, about 40 people dessert called Kheer, which w floor and display groupings in 73 crowned with edible silver le" our catalog, the altogether, and we would all be Kellogg Center, scene of the Each term six dinners served, emphasizing th operation of a restaurant foro night and making enough profi to cover all expenses incurredi P !!«?!!!! producing the dinner. Two hostages I released after z 9-hourcaptivit z IONIA (UPI) - A murderer who held his girl frien and a 6 - year - old girl hos convic A MEDIUM with a razor blad» at the I( SIZED State Reformatory was taken WITH ONE ITEM a psychiatric clinic M jnday Eugene Tubbs, 22, Gran Rapids, released the captiv unharmed at midnight Sunda $1.50 after holding them hostage nine hours. He then gave up to prison officials and take to the Psychiatric himse Clinic Southern Michigan Prison ~ OFFER — GOOD FOR DORM DELIVERY OR ON PREMISES CONSUMPTION ONLY. OFFER GOOD SUN. Jackson. THRU THURS. ONLY. TRY OUR TEMPTING HAM & While in the reformatory' ROAST BEEF SUBS. HAMBURGERS, & FRENCH visiting visiting room Sunday, Tub FRIES. suddenly seized his girl frien Carol Taylor, 19, Grand Rapi' and Alicia Du Press, 6, Detroi who was with another group visitors. 1 FOOT LONG HOT DOGS He barricaded himself inside room across the h'" complaining of headaches a" treats 50{ demanding medical Officials said he did not his freedom. The captives were rele dewi" SUN. THRU THURS. ONLY after prison officials, doct and Tubbs' brother, Travis, t<» turns talking to him. Tubbs was convicted in 1 CALL 332-6517 Varsity 1227 E. GRAND RIVER, E.L. of second • degree murder in strangulation death of Rosie Hardges, 17, Grand former girl friend. He had sentenced to life Rapi& imprisoning Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 10, 1970 9 SPORTS ould you believe MSU vs. Stanford Jan. 1? By JEFF ELLIOTT that game for a possible upset Northwestern would go, having is a sophomore from State News Sports Writer which would send MSU hopes of Baytown, attended in 1948, the only time Texas. Sophomore linebacker going to the Rose Bowl sky high. the Wildcats ever earned the Mark Loper may also be tried at The Spartans could still Rose Bowl bid. The the guard spot. One of the first Spartans questions qualify for the annual New went in 1965 while Ohio State Clifton Hardy was named posed to Duffy Daughertv Year's Day classic in Pasadena, was the representative in 1968. Spartan of the Week for his fine following Saturday's win over but must win their next two Whoever goes this year will face Purdue was, "What performance against the a - - ya trying games against Minnesota and Stanford which has already Boilermakers. The East Chicago to do coach, win'em all?" Northwestern, and hope the clinched the Pacific 8 senior was used at Daugherty just grinned, and Bucks drop their remaining safety replied, "We've won three in championship and West Coast replacing the injured Tom a games to Purdue and Michigan. representative. Kutschinski. It was the first time row now and I'll guarantee you If Northwestern beats Indiana The injury bug - a - boo Hardy had ever played there and it's not getting monotonous." this week, a likely happening, continues to haunt the Spartans, he drew praise from The three straight wins OSU, Northwestern and MSU Daugherty claiming guards Mike Tobin and for a good game. certainly isn't monotonous when would wind up in second place Joe DeLamielleure Hardy one considers a month with a 5-2 record behind as two of its intercepted a pass and returned ago the Big Ten latest victims. it 32 yards to the State 17 Spartans were in the midst of a Daugherty yard champion Michigan. The indicated Chris King, a line, but the Spartans failed to three game losing streak. That Wolverines can't go to the Rose was sophomore guard from Bronx, capitalize on the break. monotonous. But winning? Bowl because of the N.Y. will move into Brad McLee, who has missed Possible only at Texas or Notre conference's no repeat rule. a starting - spot this week. And to the last three Dame where it's old hat to win Should the three teams provide games, should be some back ready to go this week. McLee week after week. deadlock for second the Big Ten - up men, Daugherty will shift two has been "It was a fullbacks, Ron suffering from a pulled funny game Athletic Directors would vote Slank and Ken Alderson, to hamstring in his leg which he got Saturday," Daugherty said at his for "the most representative in the Michigan guards. Both have seen limited game. Daugherty Monday luncheon. "I can't ever team." If the vote ended in a tie, action as a runner this said McLee remember a time when we had then the team which hadn't been year. was ready to go Slank is a senior from Detroit against Purdue but that the as many opportunities to score to the Rose Bowl the and we didn't. The longest Harper Woods where he was an Spartans didn't need him and game was would go. In this case all state fullback and decided - Aldqrson to rest him. played almost entirely in the Purdue half of the field, but you'd never know it by the 'Look what I score." A college graduate MSU defensive lineman Wilt Martin (97) pounces on a found when Daugherty hit it he said on the the button game was middle guard Ernie Hamilton (61) is ready to help out. played in Purdue's area. The first fumble by Purdue's Otis Armstrong (white jersey) in the MSU recovered two Purdue fumbles and nearly got several ten times the second quarter of Saturday's game against Purdue. Spartan Spartans had the more in its 24-14 victory. State News photo by Milton Horst ball they crossed midfield. The Boilermakers, on the other hand, can expect a only crossed the 50 three times, OR LSU GAME once on the opening kickoff, a second time offensive series which stalled on the 'S' 38 yard on their eventually first lifetime income line, and in the third quarter when Manning may be back they scored their second touchdown. "Purdue personnel," Daugherty does remarked. "They've got two of have good of more than MEMPHIS, TENN. (UPI) $5< would be unavailable for the >!* - fracture of Manning's arm in the The doctor who best backs in the conference operated remainder of the regular season Monday on Archie Manning said Saturday's game against in Otis Armstrong and Stan and the bowl season. Houston. Brown. Any team that can beat the Ole Miss quarterback could Many observers believe the The doctor said the flame Stanford be throwing a football - can beat anybody again in Southeastern Conference haired quarterback from Tiny and that includes Ohio State." - rsj 10 days and possibly playing championship will be decided in Drew, Miss., was resting again in time for the Rebels' the game between Daugherty was obviously Mississippi comfortably in his hospital bed referring to this ^U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census crucial game against LSU on and LSU and most had shifted on the Saturday when Dec. 5. eighth floor of the the Boilermakers and the favorite's role to the Buckeyes Baptist Hospital here with his clash in Lafayette. Louisiana school following the arm Spartan fans encased in plastic. will be keeping a close watch on Asking that his name not be used, the physician said he used a new type compression plate on know you dont need much the left broken bone in Manning's forearm, raising the Notre Dame/ possibility of new life for life insurance now. Manning's collegiate football career. Manning passes righthanded. He emphasized that the No. 1 spot in But what about later on? Like when you graduate. Or outlook was only a slim chance get married. Or when your NEW YORK (UPI) - Notre two weeks ago and was displaced beating Baylor, 21-14, and the child (or children) arrive. Or when you buy a home. — but a real possibility. Dame and Texas, perennial In fact, just about every time by Texas last week after a pair Fighting Irish ripped you need more life insur¬ iA Earlier, the same doctor had powerhouses in college football, of lackluster performances. 46-14. Pittsburgh ance we'll guarantee that said you can buy more. Regardless recovery from such shared the nation's No. 1 Notre Dame moved into the top Ohio State, which has seemed of your health. Or fractures anything. usually took three ranking Monday when the ranking for the first time this almost sluggish in the past Our new plan, Option 7, does all of this. It ARCHIE MANNING months, guarantees meaning Manning 35-member United Press season after Texas had trouble month, beat Wisconsin, 24-7, you the right to buy more insurance at seven stated International Board of Coaches option while Nebraska, whose dates up to age 40. Option 7 starts only blot Big Ten Standings balloting ended in a tie. Both teams received 13 first Purdue AD on an otherwise unblemished you with a $5,000 policy; and from then on it's up to you —up to $110,000 if record is a tie with Southern you need it. And you can even have a choice of either Conference Games All Games WIT Pts. OP W L T Pts. OP place votes and finished with California, blasted Iowa State, cash value or term insurance. Michigan 173 48 8 0 0 224 70 310 points each. The Fighting suffers stroke 54-29. At your age, the initial cost is low. So Ohio State 153 54 7 0 0 243 77 Irish and the Longhorns, who Team Points find out more Northwestern 1. (Tie) Notre Dame (1 3) (7-0) 310 about Option 7 now. It's one part of your future that 148 66 4 4 0 189 134 met in the Cotton Bowl after you MSU 1 13 84 4 4 0 157 169 LAFAYETTE, Ind. (UPI) - (Tie) Texas (13) (7-0) 310 can predict. We guarantee it. Iowa last season, have identical 7-0 Purdue's Guy "Red" Mackey, 3. Ohio St. (7) (7-0) 83 89 2 5 1 107 191 28 1 Minnesota records. 64, dean of Big Ten athletic 4. Nebraska (2) 72 109 2 5 1 143 185 (8-0-1) 243 Since you will be earning Purdue The tie between Notre Dame 5. Michigan (8-0) 218 approximately $500,000 why Illinois 73 117 3 5 0 114 179 directors, was described in 6. Stanford (8-1) not start 76 189 3 5 0 128 238 and Texas marked the third "fairly good" condition at home 176 investing in your life insurance now by taking Wisconsin 80 113 2 5 1 7. Auburn (7-1) 108 Indiana 130 164 change in the No. 1 team hospital today following mild 8. Arkansas (7-1) advantage of Option 7. 62 151 1 7 0 95 239 a 85 Ohio State held the top ranking stroke. 9. Louisiana St. (6-1) 69 10. Tennessee (7-1) 52 LEAD THE FASHION PARADE WITH THE BEST CLEANING If you are interested in to a a low cost level ten year term insurance plan, which can be converted permanent cash value plan, how about this? Age 20 - $50,000 of coverage at standard issue, monthly premium would be $12.45 ($50,000 minimum policy). IN TOWN FROM Call for rates at older ages. Example: Age 31, Monthly Premium for $50,000- $14.17. SUNSHINE Carl G. Holden, General Agent OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of CALIFORNIA 1000 North Washington WE LOVE ACTIVE Lansing 6, Michigan CENTER PEOPLE PEOPLE LOVE US! . . . ACTIVE Call 487-0800 COIN WASH N DRY CLEAN WASH N DRY CLEAN PMllCO Clip and Mail — 50* □ Tell me more about it □ Call me-I have something else in mind LB. Numfl Address City State Zip Phone Carl Holden 1000 N. Washington Occidental Life IREE GREAT LOCATIONS • CORNER OF HARRISON & WILSON RDS Lansing, Mich. I* 213 ANN ST. • NORTHWIND DR. FACING YANKEE PLAZA Occidental Life .4 Member of If Transarut rial Corporation Insurance Cinii/miui at'Calitnriiiu JOIN THOSE WHO EXPECT MORE AND SAVE II 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS state news CLASSIFIED Anytime Is Want Ad Time Because Want Ads Deliver All Of The Time classified 3558255 355-8255 MfoatJkto The State News does not permit racial or religious Aviation teankLy speaking . .by Phil Frank For Rent For Sale For Sale discrimination in its FRANCIS AVIATION: So easv to GIRL FOR 4 man Winter and/or TYPEWRITER. SMITH Corona PX sxr/sfy youR needs learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. FRANDOR. Denim hen advertising columns. The Sterling. Excellent condition, case. State News will not Special $5.00 offer. 484 1 324. C Spring term. Waters Edge apartments one block from $40. Jim, 351-3960. B-1-11-10 $5.99. Field coats, $24 jackets,1 9Q r„ . campus. $75/month. Call $15.88. accept advertising which ELECTROLUX Sweat pant!' • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against Employment 351-2370. 5-11-13 TANK cleaner with all accessories. Real vacuum Aviator balls and sunglasses, $390 I Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or paddles - huntino r^1' Auto Parts & Service national origin. IMMEDIATE! Opening for head HASLETT AREA Modern 1 bedroom furnished. Fully carpeted, good condition. Powerful suction. Cost $100 new, will sell for $15. °nd "'I Cigarettes sports 35c/pkg. 0-1 equTrl^l teacher; day - carecenter, full time. 655-3225 after 3p.m. 2-11-10 Call 882-8932. 4-11-13 Aviation Must be certified to teach on pre - • EMPLOYMENT BOOK SALE school level or early elementary NEED ONE girl winter, spring. PLAYBOY PENTHOUSE - OICI and Rare level. Prior teaching experience Books. Paperback * FOR RENT Automotive University Terrace. Call Beth, collection. Every Playboy since 50% off. important. Call mornings, 332-4102.5-11-13 September '67 and every American Hardbacks, 25c and Apartments 351-6177. 1-11 10 Penthouse, and more. Details, Don, ,Used 1,.e£book5 25 " 75% off £I Houses IMPALA 1966. Very good condition. buy all books anytime. Gibson* NEEDED ONE girl to sublease 332-1477. 2-11-11 the used Rooms $800 or best offer. Call 355-9962 ALPHA OMEGA Corporation has apartment close to campus. Winter west of Union. bookstoret2 0-1110 ' ' after 6 p.m. 3-11-10 four positions available for girls on and/or spring. 351 2638. 2-11-10 IBM ♦ FOR SALE SELECTRIC, used 6 months. campus. $1.50 an hour for survey Greek and Pica symbol balls, wide POOL Animals MGB 1967, Old English white, 4 new work. Call 355-4050 on APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. TABLE, BIKE 50" carriage. Call after 5 p.m. Dishwasher, Mobile Homes Pirellies, excellent condition. Many Wednesday, November 11, If you're a student or married games, ,0ys. C|0,h"' 484-7087.5-11-12 extras. Phone 372-1053. 3-11-11 between 6 and 7 p.m. only. 2-11-11 '"9gage, skates |a" ' PERSONAL couple looking for a comfortable # encyclopedia, books, .ecords «!' life style at reasonable prices, keep POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103. Nice gifts. 1 .PEANUTS PERSONAL MUSTANG 1967. Yellowconvertible. FAST GROWING company now has in mind that our rental counselors special sale. $29.95 up, plus 669-3342.3 11 12 Excellent condition, 35,000 miles, openings for several full time men. ♦ REAL ESTATE interested are in assisting you in crystals MAIN ELECTRONICS, GIBSON FIREBIRD • RECREATION $1195.339-2936. 4-11-13 Also 2 part time positions open. Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 finding the right apartment. 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, condition. Triple QuItJ"^ Rommate service is also available Lansing. C offer. Phone pickups MUSTANG 1965. Very 353-7904, after 5,,! .. • SERVICE good p.m. only. C condition. No rust. Black, . Stop in our office at 444 Michigan S-5-11-16 •d ,er5p.m. Typing Service automatic, six cylinder. $750. Call UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. If you Avenue and let us aid you in V4 CARAT diamond solitaire with . TRANSPORTATION Dave, 351-6212 or, after 5 p.m., locating an apartment for your matching wedding band. Must sell. SEWING MACHINE are willing to work, own hours, part 332-6047.5-11-10 type of life. HALSTEAD $200. 339-2559.5-11-11 Brand new portables Clearances* or full time. Please call 372-1648. » WANTED MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O - $4995 6-11-13 $5.00 per month. Large selection l DEADLINE OLDSMOBILE 1959, good engine, INFLATABLE PLASTIC of reconditioned used STUDIO AND machine. needs work. Best offer. 351-9115 ORDER TAKERS, Direct sales, party one bedroom, FURNITURE. Chairs, sofas, Singers, Whites, Necchis, 1 P.M. one class day furnished, parking. 351-6586. hassocks. All colors. 337-9215, Home 81 "Many Ne* after 5 p.m. 3-11-10 plan, seminars for cosmetics, wigs Others." $19 95 before publication. 5-11-13 and homecare noon - midnight. 0-11-18 $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS products. Cancellations - 12 noon OLDSMOBILE 1964 Jetstar DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Commission plus bonus. one class day before convertible. Any reasonable offer. Experience not required, but Houses 1960 FORD Commercial bus 1115 North Washington' Phone 332-8958. 3-11-10 converted into house - car. Many 489-6448. C-1112 1 publication. helpful. Phone 489-1445. 5-11-11 GIRL possibilities. 485-2928 or IV PLYMOUTH NEEDED winter for large PHONE DUSTER, 1970. Six 5-7922. Will trade. 3-11-10 PART TIME employment: 12-20 house, close to WANT ADS cylinder. Take over payments and campus. 351-2203. are like a surpri»| hours 355-8255 $250 cash, or $1650 cash. per week. Automobile 2-11-10 EMPIRE TURNTABLE, Panasonic package! Check today', I required. 351-5800. O AM-FM receiver "PERSONALS" and seel 1 694-8734. 5-11-16 with cassette RATES NEW 3 bedroom duplex. 4 NOTHING BUT NOTHING will find a students, player, Telex AM-FM receiver 1 day $1.50 PONTIAC LEMANS "i. 6. Excellent buyer for your sporting goods more For Rent For Rent $55 per person. 4 blocks from with 8 track player. STEREO 15c per word per day MSU. 1137 condition. 2 §0^- -«ver. 30,000 quickly than a Want Ad. Dial 351-1526. 5-11-13 Beech Street. Amps, receivers, speakers, tape THE 3 days $4.00 miles. 355-5920. 5-11-10 355-8255 now! THREE ROOM apartment, carpeted, recorders and decks. Turntables, 8 CEDAR VIEW, across A & P. 1 13/4c per word per day air conditioned, unfurnished 5800 PHEASANT. 2 bedroom. track auto tape players. 8 track ROOMER PONTIAC 1967. 4 door Catalina. bedroom. $140. Nolease. Available Quiet, PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per except refrigerator and stove. One tapes. We Buy, Sell and Trade. 5 days $6.50 Automatic, power steering, power week. Car block from A&P store. Adults. December. 337-9245. 3-11-12 nice yard. Married couple. WILCOX SECONDHAND ISCOMING necessary. Call $135/month. 332-1248, 484-8916 "13c per word per day brakes. 2 barrel. $1480. Phone 332-4886. 5-11-10 STORE, 509 East 351-7319 for interview. C 5-11-12 Michigan, ONE BEDROOM unfurnished (based on 10 words per ad) 332-2207.5-11-13 485-4391 ,<5 a.m. - 5 p.m. C PERSON NEEDED full time that has NEED PEOPLE LOVING apartment, Meadowbrook Trace. girl. Peanuts Personals must be RAMBLER 1963. Dependable, runs college math background, Winter, spring term, Cedar Village. 393-7162. QUIET Building. ONE GIRL for 5 man. Close. Winter, DICTATING MACHINE. Edison Animals great. Good tires, body. $200. completed a minimum of two years 2-11-11 spring. After 5 p.m. 351-7963. Voicewriter. Excellent condition. pre-paid. 351-3179. 5-11-10 355-2997.5-11-16 of college, to work with and 10-11-13 $70. 355-4510, ext. 276. 5-11-11 PAMPERED POOCH needl There will be a 50c service compile statsitical reports. Learn to NEEDED ONE girl for four man. WANTE D: 2 men for furnished luxury pampering? Rush to CANINE and ROADRUNNER 1969, submit 4-man. No deposit no lease. $52.50 COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 1 SHURE VOCAL Master PA. Ampeg CLIPTIQUE for the clip bookkeeping charge if 2-door computer programs. Call $60/month. 351-8882. 5-11-16 vou 372-1810. Bob Kuehne. 3-11-10 each. 339-2753.4-11-13 bedroom home for couple, from prefer. Call 482-8440.3-11-11 this ad is not paid within hardtop. Many extras. 393-7919, guitar amplifier. 351-9427 or after 6 p.m. 2-11-11 FREE MONTH'S rent. 1 man for November 15 through June 15. 351-8324. 10-11-18 one week. Cedar Village 4 man. Occupancy NO DEPOSIT. University Villa. $115 and utilities. No pets. IV FREE KITTENS. Six and The State News will be For Rent December 1. No rent until January Sublease. 2 bedroom. Call 2-9805.3-11-12 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all old. Call 332-2014. 1-11-10 eight weeks | SIMCA 1967. 4 door. Stick. Good 1. Call 351-6877. 3-11-12 332-0466. 5-11-16 brands. 30% off list price. Rich: responsible only for the condition. 355-0125 or 355-7763. RENT A TV and watch your favorite TWO BEDROOM furnished house. 2 351-5869. C SIAMESE CAT. Pure bred. Male. Lilac first day's incorrect 5-1JM3 I NEJAC TV RENTALS, blocks from campus. Married insertion. THUNDERBIRD 1967. Hardtop, program. ONE MAN wanted for Cedar Village TWO GIRLS needed winter, spring. couple or 2 or 3 singles. point. 1 year old. All shots, [ .337-1300. C Apartment. Call Dave, 332-3452. Haslett Arms Apartments. Call Call 1970SINGER $56.00 372-3895. 2-11-11 power steering, power brakes, air 332-8760. 3-11-12 Cash with walnet sew table, used just 3-11-12 337-2464.5-11-16 conditioning. 43,000 miles. TV RENTALS - Students only. Low a few times. Fully equipped with FREE MALE NEAR kittens, orange and Excellent condition. $1695. monthly and term rates. Call MSU. 2 bedroom duplex, SINGLE GIRL, over 21 to share 2 automatic Zig • Zagger, white, black and white. Call J 355-9905.5-11-11 351-7900 to reserve yours. furnished. All utilities. $125. bedroom house near Colonial buttonholes, makes fancy designs 625-7024 after 6 p.m. Will deliver. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C )ri THE 484-4073. 2-11-11 by inserting the and winds the Automotive TRIUMPH 1968, GT-6. Michelin tires. Village, $95 month. Call 484-7681. cams bobbin automatically. Only $56.00 4-11-11 AM-FM radio. Excellent condition. TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free 1-11-10 ROOMER cash or buy on E-Z terms. Call CADILLAC SEDAN DeVille, 1965. 351-7809. 1-11-10 deliveries. Call SELCO ISCOMING Rooms 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. STABLES — 10'x10' box stalls. 10X I Blue, only $950. 724Spokane. Call DESPERATELY NEED one girl acres riding area. Board your COMMUNICATIONS. 372-4948. 5-0-11-13 owner, 485-9433 or 882-7608. TR 4 A 1967. winter / spring terms for 2 horses. Feed, stable and paddock - Help! A GM striker C GRADUATE MALE: Single room, 3-11-10 must sell. Call 694-0066. 1-11-10 bedroom, 2 bath luxury apartment. kitchenette. Quiet. Mornings or by the day, week or month.Wegive ESTEY CHORD Organ. Excellent your horse TLC. Call 393-8946and TV RENTALS. Color and black and Very close to campus. 337-1869. COMPLETELY FURNISHED evenings. IV 2-8304. 5-11-16 condition. 37" x 19" wide. $125. 2-11-11 remodeled apartment. 2822 North ask for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 CADILLAC 1967 — two door, VALIANT 100, 1966. Radio, 2 door, white. MARSHALL MUSIC 699-2760.3-11-11 medium green, 43,000 standard. $550. Call 351-5783. Grand River. Pets, children WOULD YOU rather do something miles, new COMPANY, 351-7830. C snow tires. See Dale Brookman, 3-11-11 LOVELY FURNISHED, efficiency, allowed. 371-1173, 484-0897. else? Sell sporting goods you no IF YOU like to give extra service look I CLARINET EVETTE, $125 or best MSU bus driver. $2495. 5-11-13 915 Lilac, $120 plus electricity, 5-11-10 longer use with a Want Ad. Dial for more employees with a Want | CAMARO VOLKSWAGEN 1964.. Good Apartments available now. 351-5696. 3-11-12 FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. 355-8255 today! offer. Call 332-0962 anytime. 2-11-10 Ad. Dial 355-8255 today! CONVERTIBLE, 1967. condition. $400 or best offer. 4-speed, must sell. 958 ROOMMATE Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 ROOMS FREE WHITE and brown male kitten. Hubbard, 351 -2386 after 3 p.m. 5-11 -13 CAMELOT APARTMENTS, 4901 WANTED. $60 & 10 minutes from campus. 353-8361. 5-11-10 South Pennsylvania. QUIET utilities. Own room. Beautiful days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C Completely furnished. 372-8077 HOOVER SPIN • dry washer $80. Litter box trained. 355-9769. | Cosco playpen, $12. Size 10 3-11-12 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent location for married, grad students apartment. Evenings exxept before 4 p.m. C CHEVROLET, 1966 convertible. condition. 34,000 miles. $1100 or WANTED: NICE girl for winter term formal. $25. 351-7335. 5-11-13 and faculty. ONE bedroom Tuesday. 312% S. Holmes, near Power brakes and steering. Very in Cedar Village. 351-4516. best offer. 663-8069. 3-11-12 furnished. $150 monthly. Sparrow Hospital. 5-11-16 ent ,rni SPOTMATIC 1 Mobile Homes good condition. 485-2033.4-11-10 Immediate 3-11-10 campus. ing. $60. x 4, 3.5-28 and possession. Call VW CAMPER 1966. Pop WANTED: FOURTH girl for Cedar 351-3960.3-11-10 135mm lenses. Call 351-4370. • top, many Manager, 393-8657 or FOX 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe. 12X60,1 CHEVROLET IMPALA. SST 1966 4 extras. HASLETT AREA. 5-11-13 484-5545, after 6 p.m. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Village. Preferably grad student. Spacious 2 2 bedroom. Unfurnished except! speed. Excellent condition. 5-11-13 372-1954. O 351-3806.5-11-16 bedroom. Fully carpeted, luxury. Y.M.C.A. — ROOMS for young men 351-2286.3-11-12 New GE 100 USED vacuum cleaners. appliances. Call 625-3520 -Wf appliances. Air or women. Membership privileges. Tanks, TWO GIRLS conditioner, canisters and uprights. Guaranteed CHEVROLET 1961. $75. Engine Scooters & Cycles or married couple to garbage disposal. Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, CEDAR GREENS sublease Meadowbrook Trace IV.arried couples. $140 - $155. gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O one full year. $7.88 and up. GREAT LAKES, 1968. Fully! good Body fair. 393-4376. 3-11-11 Apartments. Completely 339-2490 for appointment. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING furnished, and carpeted. 101 TRIUMPH 650cc, Bonneville, 1967. CHEVY 1956 Best offer. Good furnished. $130 per month. Call 5-11-12 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. minutes from MSU. Reasonable] Excellent condition. $100 plus 1 Bedroom Furnished Opposite City Market. C-11-12 882-9040. 5-11-10 transportation. No rust. 485-4170, take over payments. 669-5047 393-4732.3-11-12 3 or 4 For Sale man apartment to sublease. nights. 3-11-11 3-11-10 Short Term Leases WANTED ONE man for winter term. Winter and spring. 1 block off TWO WIGS: One medium blond, one RENTAL 12 x 50. 2 bedroom. Near Cedar CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. CHEVY WAGON 1964. 6 stick, R/H. Village. 337-9403. 4-11-13 campus. Cheap. 337-9312. 5-11-12 grayish - white. Worn only once. MSU. New carpet. Furnished. | NORTON 1 968. 750cc, 60 Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. $30 each. 393-4376. 5-11-12 Utilities paid. $150. Call 485-8373. _ _$350 J355-9419.3J 1_-1_1 horsepower. Excellent condition. Call 351-8631 LCC NEAR: Furnished 2 room ABC SECONDHAND STORE, 3-11-12 Very fast. 351-7263. 5-11-11 GIRLNEEDED winter term. Reduced 1208 Turner. C CHEVY II, 350, 1970. Headers, high efficiency. Utilities paid. Parking. rate. Old Cedar MORE FUN in the sun with Sun riser, Holley traction bars, mags, $75/month. 351-7283. 1-11-10 Village. 351-2725. TOWN HOUSE 1967. Will sell it. 1970 BSA Victor, beautiful condition, OKEMOS 3-11-10 Shades. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, polyglas. Must sell, drafted. NEAR, two bedrooms. WASHER, PERFECT - save $100 Furnished or unfurnished; must sell i helmet, $775, best, need money. Second floor. 2615 East Michigan Avenue. Stove and over new one; two like new 1-628-2101. 5-11-10 EAST LANSING near campus. One 372-7409. C-11-13 within 1 month. 627-9118.3-11-12 484-1003.3-11-12 refrigerator furnishe^>N Garage. NEED TWO mirrored bathroom cabinets. girls sublet Winter / Rural with bedroom, furnished. Large, airy Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S garr1-^Vace. Ten Spring term. $55 month. THE Auto Service & Parts minutes to Mfrt^ATPay own rooms. Air conditioned. 351-2225.5-11-13 utilities. 65.-6122, evenings. Beautifully maintained. Select ROOMER MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 5-11-12 clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or WANTED — GlRLS or guys to sublet APPLE CIDER, DOUGHNUTS. No preservatives APPLES, CROSSWORD Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. 882-6549. O ISCOMING great apartment winter term. 2 added. CENTENNIAL MARKET, PUZZLE . . . THREE MAN apartment. Winter Complete auto painting and man. Call 332-0670, after 4 p.m. 4 miles North of Lansing on U.S. term. Walking distance to campus MEADOWBROOK TRACE. 4 man collision service. IV 5-0256. C 5-11-13 27. 669-3157. O $65. 351 3117 5-11-12 . sublet. Open December 15. Call QH CORVETTE, YELLOW 1969. 2 tops, CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, 393-3322.5-11-16 raw ONE OR two 427, tri-power. 14,700 miles. 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. men n eeded ACROSS 22. Hebrew rama Excellent condition. 627-6242. 430 South Clippert, back of Koko immediately. Next to campus. measure □san STORY THREE OR four students needed to 3-11-12 Bar.O-11-10 351-7324.3-11-10 1. Stifle 23. Whirl sublease attractive furnished 6. Pant 25. H Jump CORVETTE 1969. Silver convertible. AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and NEED ONE girl. Sublet winter term. apartment near campus from 10. Flew high 26. Allday sucker 0 Best offer. 482-1568. American January to June. Call after 4 p.m., Evenings, cars. If we can't fix it, it Haslett Arms. 351-7069. 5-11-11 11. Killer whale 28. Herself 351-6611. 10-11-17 332-6735. 3-11-12 can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O 12. Bidden 31. Collection of CORVETTE 1964, convertible Hurst, VW, 1960 for many good parts, tires, TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS DATSUN SALES 13. Grain sayings 4-speed. Good condition. $1500. new fender. All Best offer. are now leasing student by-product 32. Unobtrusive or none. units. These 3165 E. MICHIGAN 14. Pinafore 33. Branchlet 351-8526. 5-11-10 332-8506. 5-11-11 spacious luxury apartments are completely One Block From 15. Dance step 34. Reasonable carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Campus CORVAIR 1966, $395. 351-9423. WANTED: VW snowtires, preferably 17.•• • de Frdnce 36. Doting 41. Growing out 3. Worthless furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 18. Bright 38. Stanch leaving Also CORVAIR VAN, 1962. $195. studded, preferably radial. garbage disposal and DOWN 351 -3583, after 5 p.m. 5-11-10 19. Carnival 39.Abet 1. tnvy 4. Jailer 355-8033. 3-11-11 individual control central air - conditioning. These four man 21. Russian village 40. Horse food 2. Bristle 5. Norse sagas units have up to 3 parking 6. Seaman DODGE VAN. 1966, 318, V-8. spaces per unit. The student's leisure I? IF Standard transmission, sportsman IT TAKES MORE! time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated w 7. 8. Get there Ladderlike model, like new tires. 393-3060. 10-11-11 FIREBIRD 1967 swimming pool, recreation want to bo rooms and private balconies. If you among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 1 13 9. 10. Skirt inset Cut Automatic, power 12. Eskimo steering, console mag wheels, vinyl To maintain the today. There units same are starting at $70/month per man. 15 '7 16. Condescend top. 337 9544 after 6p.m. 3-11-11 purchasing power.A man who 19. The end earned $5,000 to $10,000 in MODELOPEN EVERYDAY To EXCEPT SUNDAY 19701/2-TON DATSUN PICK-UP 20. Rascal FIAT, LATE 1968. 8b0 Sport Coupe. 1949 would now have to earn FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 21. Wire measure JT 1 21 PPI Low mileage. Mint condition. about 60%again as much. GET 40% MORE POWER FOR 90% 23. Musical $1025. Call 655-1147. 1-11-10 MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 OF YOUR JOBS. composition You extend your purchasing 24. Venus or Mars FIAT, 850 Spyder, 1970. Must sell, SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 26 30 25. Tomboy power when you make State going in service. 353-1977.4-11-13 AVAILABLE. 26. lariat FORD 1965. Custom 6 News Classified Ads a part of your daily life. It's the low - K S£Y M895POE 31 w 27. Aspect 28. Hogs cylinder, dtopckmgljam cost way of selling good things FREE RUSTPROOFING WITH ANY DATSUN SALE 310 are always Performance by violin soloist Walter asking when they are coming. We need people to help Typing Service "Braintree" lightshow, an eight piece rock group, and eight singer - actor - Verdehr and pianist Ralph Votapek. The volunteers themselves are quick to point out the benefits of volunteer work. listen to a kid read and to toss a football around with him." BIRTHDAY JUDY, Have a On an individual level, there are movers. "Salvation" needs you to No admission charge. All are welcome programs which require day today and forever. We TYPING TERM papers and theses. "It's a two way street," one coed said. "You give volunteers to give a half hour daily to something - i will love ya! Bill, make it happen. Come together in to attend. and they give something and you both profit." helping a young boy with Pancho, Electric typewriter. Fast service. cerebral palsy learn to walk and be active again. Erickson Kiva November 13, 14, 15, ■the zoo 1-11-10 Call 332,597.18-12-3 "You get something out of it," another student said. "You 20, 21 or 22 and experience what MSU RAILROAD CLUB will meet Volunteers help the boy go through motions like learn how to handle problems and how to be moving a everyone soon will be tonight at 7:30 p.m. in room 37, responsible. It's muscle or lifting an arm over and over in an HAPPY 19th. The past was ANN BROWN: Typing and multilitb really into. attempt to get these Don't Miss "Salvation." Nothing but Union to make more plans for th e good experience, especially if you're going into social work. And motions repatterned into his system. jscy and the future belongs to offset printing. Complete service HAIR could operation of Locomotive 1225. it gives you a. chance to get out into the "I just love the volunteers. They are Love,Jim. 1-11-10 for dissertations, theses, ever measure up to the community and meet lifesavers," the boy's show either in sound or in people." mother said. "They don't want to pat themselves on the back. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. The Union Duplicate Bridge Club will togetherness. The audience is asked to This term 488 new volunteers were assigned to various positions Students make better volunteers than adults. 21 years experience. 332-8384. C Recreation become part of the show and is urged hold a Club Tournament Swiss Team in the Lansing area through interviews and orientation sessions "They come here with all sorts of different ideas as how to get to join in with the of Four this Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. happenings. Tickets held by the Volunteer Bureau. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. in the Union. All my little boy motivated. It's a big thing for him just to go down a I SKI trip December 19 are being sold at the Union, Marshall players welcome to The staff of eight full - time workers, headed - 26. No job too large of too small. by John H. slide by himself. But the volunteers, especially the boys, can ■65. Oakland Music, State Discount, Alberts, join in the fun. For more information, Community Block off campus. 332-3255. C Grinnells, and Chess King for $2.00. call 355-8784. usually make him want to do it." .852-1000, Marvin Parent. Another type of community service handled by MSU volunteers |M1 Don't let the moment slip by. TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid "Salvation" will Interested in ballroom is the Emergency Service Corps. Only a create a tremendous dancing — year old, the group of 15 accurate service. Experienced. tango, fox trot, waltz, cha-cha, etc? IHRISTMAS BREAK impact the conservative MSU volunteers is informally organized to handle Journalist Sheer on 393-4075,484 1874.20-12-4 Come alone or bring a partner tonight requests not serviced IN SPAIN campus. Make sure you take an active by regular volunteers. part. and join the fun in Room 34 of the The group's activities include $209.00 TYPING: TERM papers, book Women's IM. 8 - 9:30 p.m. Any helping handicapped students get around campus, giving campus tours to reports, etc. Call between 11-5, questions call 355-8555. foreign students, handling |9 Days Limited Space III Frank 351-8505. B-11-10 ORCHESIS, modern dance group at emergency office work in the volunteer office and babysitting for to speak in Wells Buck. 351-8604 MSU, will meet at 7:15 tonight and The Block and Bridle Club will meet a woman whose husband has suffered a heart attack. 1 Jim Hart le 353-6959 COMPLETE THESES service. Thursday in 218 Women's I.M. tonight at 7:30 Sometimes the "band - aid" workers can be called in to Discount printing. IBM typing and Valkerie Lau will teach tonight with p.m. in Room 110 help a M Stable: Horse drawn binding of theses, resumes, emphasis on relaxing. Dixie Durr will Anthony. family who can't afford a van move into a new house or to 1'ides. Group rates on riding. publications. Across from have the Thursday night class. Robert Sheer, former editor of go or what we could accompany a motherless little girl to the bus each morning campus, SDS Complex meeting to discuss the be ause she can't cross the streets alone. ping, instruction. 127 South corner MAC and Grand River, Ramparts Magazine, will speak photograph," Sheer said. "The The War and Racism. We'd like to discuss Barnes, left. 589-8814. below Style Shop. Call Spartan Pistol Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in 104B Asians treated us as the only Regardless of the program for which the volunteer registers, he (11-13 tonight at 7 p.m. at the Demonstration these issues and ideas for future COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Wells. is encouraged to make a full three term commitment. Past Hall Rifle Range. programs. Everyone is welcome. legitimate representatives of the - 337-1666. C Sheer, a one - time Peace and American people." experience demonstrated that short - time volunteer contacts, Tonight, 8 p.m., in S.E. Brody, E. Real Estate Girls: Come Holmes, W. Wilson lounges. Freedom Party candidate for the His speech and question and especially in work with children, were not very effective, Mrs. PROFESSIONAL to Alpha Kappa Psi Little Sorum said. U.S. Senate from California, was THESIS Sisters Rush tonight 7 - 9 p.m., 123 answer period will center on his the journalist who broke the "The only requirement is that a student be I1 AMST0N. PINECREST PREPARATION Louis St. Call 332-5048 for rides. The MSU Scots Highlanders will meet trip. A 75c donation to cover willing to make a ms< Architect tonight at 7 story of the MSU involvement real commitment," she said. "He will be designed 3 p.m. in Demonstration expenses will be collected. paid in things money ►oom, 2 full baths, .brick • IBM Typing Abrams Planetarium presents A.R.C. Hall. Practice and instruction books with the CIA in South Vietnam. cannot buy." 11 On • Multilith Printing are now in for those who would like to spacious wooded lot 70. Lights and Live Rock in the unique Sheer has spent the last three 2 • Hardbinding begin car atmosphere of the planetarium sky bagpipe lessons. Highland months traveling with Eldrige Milliken to open meeting garage. Carpeting, race and large theatre. Featuring the hard rock sound dancers and Scottish drummers foyer. Complete Professional Thesis Service for Cleaver and nine other Pacing ■ Bubo!;,available. Phone George Mister's and Doctoral Candidates. Free of MAGIC, the futuristic sights of The welcome also. Americans to North Vietnam, Realtors, 332-1248, Brochure and Consultation. Please Call New Eye See The Light Show Co. A China and North Korea. vast hemisphere of sound and special WHAT IS "SALVATION?" Cliff and Paula Haughty 337 1527 or 627 2936 rLE bV K lar9e Pctive baths, T 'ireplace. owner: Lovely 6 room yard, double garage, bright basement BUDGET MINDED breadwinners sell no with longer used musical instruments Want Ads! Dial 355-8255 lighting effects that are definitely "Salvation" was first presented in New together. MAGIC will be on stage in York City and played there for two the front of the planetarium chamber, years off Broadway. It was followed delivering the sound of hard rock as by a successful run in Los Angeles The purpose of the tour was to lay groundwork for an American ''Movement of student volunteer reps Call 489-0371. you lay back in your reclining seat and where it played for over six months. Embassy" Gov. Milliken will kick off the eighth Annual 113 today. MSU is the first school in the nation to headquarters in Algeria, to be "perpetual mission" in Detroit for 13 years. let the music and flashing lights reach Governor's Conference on Student Volunteerism headed by Cleaver. The group The conference will feature a series of TYPING 85 wpm, term papers, out and take your mind. Program present the rock musical The Saturday at Olds Plaza Hotel in Lansing. . . . - Servlice spoke with numerous Asian simulated development theses, scientific reports. timesareThursday, 7:30 p.m., Friday, eighteen musical numbers in the rock MSU volunteers will be among the meetings, interest Reasonable. 484-2661.0 7:30 & 9:30 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 & show include the hit recording of leaders, including Cambodian delegates to workshops and a film festival for student r°pIES? Want the two - day conference sponsored volunteers. to save? THE 9:30 p.m. November 12, 13, 14, 19, Ronnie Dyson's "If You Let Me Prince Sihanouk and Vietnamese jointly by the Governor's Executive Office, 1 SHOpPE can show you TYPING DONE on IBM Electric 20, 21. Tickets are $2.00 at the Union Make Love to You Then Why Can't I General Giap. MSU, Lansing I 0 9et two Xerox copies for and the Planetarium. Tickets will also Touch You?" (the original recording Community College and the Michigan Assn. of MSU volunteers must register by 3 p.m. typewriter. Experienced typist. f"ce of °ne. Phone be soldat the door. A.R.C. 70a totally is on the Capitol Label.) The MSU ''We Student Volunteers (MASV). 332-4222. Call 372-6825. 5-11-13 were welcome Thursday for the conference with Mrs. Mary new dimension in planetarium cast for the show has already been Guest speaker at Sunday's banquet will be Snetter, 26 Student Services Bldg. A $4 described as being "sincere and everywhere, and there were no DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term entertainment. Mother Waddles, known for IE °ay Care Center, 501 E. honest." "The people are not just restrictions on where we could operating a registration fee will be charged. papers. Expert typist with degree r°Pe. corner of The Department of German and acting a role but that they are who Cedar, has in English. IBM. (Also editing). ln9s'or children. Russian presents a public lecture by they portray." "Sincerity is its 484-7012. 351-8950. OO Mrs. Nila Magidoff, "My Discovery of strongest attribute." Something like "Salvation" has long been lacking on T ransportation America," today, 4 p.m., 104B Wells im^erc|al CANDIDS.black Passports. Hall. the MSU campus. "Salvation" is simply eight with-it people suffering ■10 holography. and white, 355-5726. RIDE November TO LOUISVILLE, 22. Call Kentucky Steve at MSU VOLUNTEER FEEDBACK from common hang-ups (sexual) haiive ENJOY OUR SESSION. Volunteers voice your joining together to participate in an 351 -2713 or Margaret at 337-1387. unreal experience of sight and sound. opinion. Gripe or praise Wednesday, S-5-11-13 "Salvation needs Served whole | Children 3 through Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. Room 26, Student you to make it so that |er9ar,en. open ended - Services. happen! Come together at the Erickson Kiva on Nov. 13, 14, 15, you can carve it at your licensed. a™., Paul Monday -Friday, Wanted 20, 21 and 22 and experience what table. Goodman Girls, a tea is being held Wednesday, School. 351-5680 Nov. everyone will soon be into. Ten big or 11,8 P.m., Green Room, Union, P219.3 11-iQ performances in six nights. The NEEDED IMMEDIATELY. Tutor for to acquaint you with what the honor Physical Chemistry 383. Call Dane, of being a Corps Sponsor is all about. Sunday performances will be staged |j'0|XJS aND Dressmaking 332-6909.5-11-12 Corps Sponsors will be capped at the for the benefit of the and Listening Ear the Drug Education Center. \mhfriBnced seamstress. Coronation Ball on Feb. 15, 1971. Tickets $2 and will be sold all this The Feast includes: NEEDED: ONE or two girls for 4 man. are ii-io char9e Ca" 355'5855- Winter, Spring. 393-7837. 3-11-11 You will have an opportunity to meet cadets and sign up to be a candidate week and next at the Union, Marshall Pilgrims salads with choice of dressing, fluffy snowflake for one of the Corps Sponsors of the Music, Chess King, Alberts, Grinnells, potatoes, giblet gravy, candied sweet potatoes, cape cod PING and State Discount. Reserve Now For the Entire STABLES. $30 to $50 BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Air Force ROTC cadets. The final cranberries,buttered fresh carrots, harvest peas, home baked Family lDS7?lh' F>76» lncludes feed. 482-1907 Call all positive, A ntgative, B negative selection will be through an election a The following Free U rolls and creamery butter, with Pilgrim pumpkin pie for 1 0-11-11 and AB negative, $10.00. O week later. classes will dessert. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN meet today: Jug Band, 8 p.m., 215 Holiday Inn East SENIORS! COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, All University Dance featuring THE Evergreen; Vocations for Social This Traditional Thanksgiving Feast is served for your family 3121 E. Grand River 507% East Grand River, East RUMOR' Coming thisSaturday night, Change, 9:15 p.m., grad advisor's apt. 489-2481. Ask for dining room l/°?r,taker,'' ^Enow!!! yearbook Lansing. Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Nov. 14, at the Marshall Street Armory from 8 p.m. - 2 a.m. Tickets in Phillips; Use and Abuse of the Masculine Role, 103 Bessey, 7 p.m.; enjoyment at $2.75 per pound of turkey. We will package whatever turkey is left over for your later enjoyment, plus Holiday Inn South Call Science Fiction, 8 p.m., 108 p.m. Monday. Wednesday, and available at the door, $3/stag, or Bessey, give you a pumpkin pie to take home. 6501 S. Kent. r 80 Electronics Repair and Theory, 7:30 Pennsylvania Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 $5/couple. Refreshments will be By Reservation only. 393-1650. Ask for dining room. p.m., 326 Student Services. noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C served. 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 10, 1979 CLASS FIELD TRIP Survival techniques put to test By MICHAEL FOX course, seeing the theories they morally constrained not to kill who take this course find had learned in the classroom thirds of those State Newt Staff Writer the chickens, which were divided themselves, they'd be better off enrolled demonstrated and actually they have had verv 11,dl up to give half a chicken for than the other guy," he said. Approximately 35 students "roughing" it. The 10 - hour excursion was each student. "But people are playing games Films and discussions during the course gave a taste of -tdoore*^, It is too yJ« frequently the enrolled in the that people c wilderness developed around the five basics with themselves," he said. "They survival in environments ranging participate in v survival course were rubbing of survival: fire, shelter, water, only within narrowly their stomachs and pondering prefer not to think that the from the deep seas to the jungle, Dresf^i! signals and food. cellophane- wrapped chicken in from the desert to the cold what would be for lunch. Risk, who came to MSU two the grocery store didn't have to tundras. It was noon Saturday, and years ago to plan courses in the face the ax, or that beef is not a A questionnaire distributed by they were at Rose Lake Dept. of Park and Recreation slaughterhouse product." Risk indicates that the 65 Wilderness Area, a state natural Resources designed for nature Students were not forced to students enrolled in the course development of reill' resource area of campus on M-78. 12 miles northeast group guides, said the chicken • lunch episode incorporated kill the chicken. They could go are not only from natural attitudes toward The wilderness open sd«5 off and pick wild apples and resources majors but also survival coi Paul Risk, instructor in park music, will be offered in many of these basics. For make apple sauce or obtain their history and natural science College without the Eve! credit W,!L and recreation resources, instance, the students had to nourishment in some other way, students. Faculty are also term and will be dumped chickens a on crate the of 17 ground and live build a fire to cook their chicken without the aid of matches. but no food could be brought enrolled in the course. Two • credit spring term. offeJ3 from home. Risk said the course pronounced, "There's your One demonstration shelter was was "teaching attitudes and lunch." built, because it would be Armed developing broader horizons in with knives, the impractical for students to build peoples' minds." students had to kill, pluck, Training their own shelters from the "We are coming more into Chicken dinner clean, cook and feast chickens — for, as Risk points out, survival in the wilderness on the limited forest land. Practice in setting snares and contact with environments now because of hostile center constructing signals to attract our modern modes of Two students in Wildlife Survival who didn't chicken out of the challenge of killing, plucking, doesn't come in cellophane rescuers was also included, but transportation. On a flight from assists Filipinos cleaning and cooking their noon meal Saturday were Jim Hooker, Wilson senior (left), and Bob wrappers from a grocery store. the actual necessity to procure The Michigan to California, one students were food was the trip's highlight, Sheiko, Detroit senior. The fires had to be started without the aid of matches. could crash in the Mojave Desert State News photo by Sue Steeves participating in the one field trip Risk said. and be forced to survive off the for the Thursday night lecture Risk said some students felt land. No matter where students Science teacher training centers based on local participation^ being established throughout the Philippines with MSU help. 1 Social change By DAVID BASSETT resigned to the fact that they "What VSC is trying to do," program Canyon, Calif. In the September must find offered alternatives to the "These four areas are the Organized through the Science and Mathematics TeachiiJ Center at MSU and the Science Education Center University of the Philippines, the program is designed to provide assistance in developing programs that are useful and Philippine culture. at the! viable inthe State News Staff Writer Drobablv won't. Brenner said, "is to provide • October newsletter of the offending institutions and the general perimeters in which we To meet the slowly growing personal roles that exist because Ten Philippine science education specialists, educated people with alternatives to jobs national organization, a broader operate," Brenner said, "but we and When most students hear the of them, and which perpetuate trained in the United States, will implement the science "social consciousness" and which aren't socially productive, description of the group's goals aren't word "vocation," visions of dull them." necessarily limited to teach, "dissatisfaction with the status "By social change, we mean and functions was given, working in them alone. program. This fall the first two students enrolled at MSU. They jobs, "security" and money quo" of MSU students, the Brenner said the greatest "With the information are working on their doctoral program in science education while significant, and therefore radical, "We are searching for we have usually appear. Many students Placement Bureau has formed a benefit of VSC is its capability at at MSU and will return to the Philippines to complete their won't like what their jobs will change, change which is aimed at alternatives and solutions to our disposal, we can operate small but expanding program to "excite and stimulate," in any area which research. building alternative institutions sexual chauvinism, might benefit be, but, as they constantly tell known as Vocations for Social to fill the void of community authoritarianism and oppression making people aware that they people who desire to change themselves, "you gotta eat." Change (VSC). needs which now exists. of all kinds. As a group of aren't alone in their desire for both their own life styles as well As graduation draws nearer (if social change. Faculty members are also providing consulting services through Lenny Brenner, East Lansing "For the most part," he committed people we collect as those of others, and to either the the urge to drop out hasn't been "We hope that people using Fulbright program. graduate student and student continued, "this change is not and disseminate information on create work within existing Wayne T. Taylor, professor In the Science and Mathematics fulfilled, students drag coordinator of VSC, said the within the capabilities of how basic institutional change our service not only become a institutions or create new ones." themselves to the Placement part of the new institutions we Teaching Center, is currently spending a month in the Philippines program js not necessarily existing institutions.1 can and has come about and Bureau, hoping to geta job that are helping to create," he said, advising the Philippine National Science Development Board on designed to provide students The Vocations for Social how people have begun to live will provide something more than the usual boredom with jobs in the normal sense of Change program at MSU is part revolutionary lives. "but that they also help tol Everest climb science teacher training curriculum and seminars on science teaching. conducting lectures and the word. of a national group located in create community services of "The primary function of Next spring Glenn Berkheimer, associate professor in the 1 associated with working but their own." Vocations for Social Change," the newsletter continued, "is to Brenner said the MSU set for spring center, will spend a month's consultantship there. Vocations for Social Change Veterans group to hear help people become involved in radically different work and life styles. program has four 'specific functions: to publish a monthly LECCO, Italy (AP) - Italian explorer Carlo Mauri, who crossed the Atlantic in Thor "We are implementing a program utilizing teachers to train other teachers. Dissemination of the curriculum program needs to be based on people participation," Taylor said. "If we are to survive and limit job bulletin, to counsel, to "We need to have teachers take their experiences and adapt publish a general pamphlet Heyerdahl's reed boat Ra II, plans the extent of the ecological and to take part in an international them to their own particular problem in the Philippines." psychological disasters that have listing and outlining the group's effort next spring to open a new Development of the training centers is a small part of a (5 'U', state officials at meet been with us for some time, we goals and functions and to million UNESCO project based on U.S. and publish a list of social change route to the peak of Mt. Everest, Philipp^ the world's highest mountain. cooperation. organizations. The State of Michigan Assn. of finalization of the state "GI Bill of Rights," a Collegiate Veterans will hold its annual convention Friday measure which will provide veterans attending and Saturday in the Con International Center. - Con Room of the college with free books and tuition. The bill of rights is scheduled to be introduced in the state DID YOU EVER MISS THE Speaking of the conclave, sponsored by the legislature in January. MSU Veterans Assn., will be Robert Perrin, vice Also on the agenda is the election of state president for University relations, state officers and the formation of several new representative Edward Mahalak, D—Romulus, C. W. Geile, national director of international affairs committees. Tom BIGGEST SALE IN TOWN for the American Legion, and Robert W. Anderson, vice president of the MSU Veterans Association, said he expects some of Spanogle, president of the National Assn. of Collegiate Veterans. Robert W. Gast, president of the MSU Veterans the war new in committees to be concerned with the Indochina and other social - activist DECAUSE YOU DIDN'T HAVE THE CASH? of Foreign Wars and either Gov. Milliken or an themes. aide will also speak. Highlights of the convention will be Friday's program will begin at 1:30 Saturday's at 9 a.m". p.m., and YOU NEED MASTER CHARGE! Get ready now for the Christomas rush and the big sales to come. Now Juniors, Seniors and Black theafer offers \I grad students can enjoy the world - wide convenience of Master AGE. Apply today and you'll have uour card in time for Charge REGARDLESS OF your Christmas shopping. insights, awareness IWt lis j MSU Student Master Charge Application BANK By WANDA HERNDON State News Staff Writer social economics that affect them and to provide an outlet for black artists," Demon Smith YOUR LAST NAME (PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION REQUESTED BELOW) FIRST NAME MIDDLE INITIAL USE ONLY »cn (STUDENT NUMBER AGE DRAFT STATUS said. 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