A man . . . Thursday who knows hit own nature MICHIGAN will know Heaven. — Mencius STATE Cold . . . UNIVERSITY . . low 40s. . with temperatures in the tame 63 Number 85 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 12, 1970 10c Tentative settlement gained I ■M in UAW strike against GM DETROIT (UPI) — Genera] Motors Corp. refused to say whether he would approval by the union's GM Council and the tentative agreement was car and truck production could reach full recommend acceptance of the contract then ratification by the union "substantially membership more than the anticipated increase in strength by early December if 400,000 agreement, replying "I will report to the at plants across the nation. United Auto Workers International Executive Board and the productivity." ratify the tentative A weary Woodcock, President of the Asked if the settlement would agreement reached Wednesday on a new UAW-GM Council." But Earl be Bramblett, nation's second largest union, had hoped to inflationary because it was greater than the three year contract. - the company's chief negotiator said present the package to the 350 local union anticipated increase in productivity by GM The contract is expected to cost Woodcock indicated he would recommend the leaders of the council the contract be approved. Wednesday workers, Bramblett said, "That is a company about $2 billion in wages alone afternoon. But that was postponed until and was termed The agreement did not mean an definition, a general definition, of inflationary by GM's top 9:30 a.m. Thursday because of the sheer inflation." negotiator. immediate end to the walkout which has mechanics of putting the "That has been generally true in recent idled more than 400,000 GM workers and agreement on Although details of the new pact, paper. reached after more than settlements," he said. a marathon 25-hour 100,000 workers at supplier Bramblett, who had faced Woodcock Bramblett said the settlement "includes bargaining session in the 58th day of the firms and has had a chilling effect on the across the bargaining table since the significant compensation factors which strike, were kept secret, it was learned the nation's economy. It still faced the test of contract talks began at GM contract provides for a 51 • cent July 15, said (Please turn to page 17) per hour wage increase in the first year, 26-cent per hour carryover from including the a RITES THURSDAY previous contract. It also includes an unlimited cost - of - living allowance, figured annually, and a step - rate retirement program allowing World a leaders worker to retire on a $500 - a - month pension after 30 years service at age 58 in the first year of the contract. The retirement age will drop one year in each of the succeeding years of the pact. In Washington, a for De spokesman for the fu nera I President's Council of Economic Advisers said the administration was "naturally very pleased" at the tentative settlement, and hoped resumption of production at GM would "help a great deal to get the PARIS (AP) — A soldier home from the Security officials drew on their reserves Rene Piot, who went Monday to see the economy back on stream by wars, Gen. Charles de Gaulle is going to his to protect such visitors President Nixon other companies stimulating as general about building a fence, quoted him supplying and servicing grave Thursday in a $63 wooden coffin. and Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgorny. General as saying: "We've got to resolve this Motors." His funeral at Colombey, While church bells toll all over France The spokesman said the end of simple in question as quickly as possible. There the strike accordance with his own directions, will and digniatries will attend a Requiem Mass shouldn't be any also should delav." help ease unemployment by follow memorial services four hours earlier at the 600 ■ year - old cathedral. The Thursday declared a national Sign change getting back to by other companies work the employes laid off as a result of the GM in Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral. For that, money was no factor in service, like the one in De Gaulle's home village of Columbey les Deux Eglises, will was holiday, and Frenchmen had two places to watch in the two stages of mourning. walkout. He said resumption of work at be bare of eulogy or the playing of "Taps." Two men struggle to put the Northwestern sign ordering out special planes and trains to A Foreign Office list ol mourners at up on the scoreboard in GM also would "give additional Paris to bring world leaders for a final These were the restrictions — "no bands, Notre Dame included more than 80 chiefs jjrepr,ration for MSU's final home game. the rest of the strength to economy, which will also tribute to the giant of a man — in stature no bugles" — that De Gaulle set down in a of state, heads of government and other State News photo by Teri Franks create employment and in scope — who is largely credited with handwritten directive 18 years ago. opportunities." great officials. UAW President Leonard Woodcock Then, later, De Gaulle is being buring making France what it is today. beside his daughter Anne, dead 22 years, and a forgotten farm laborer. From 10,000 to 15,000 police were Court as ike in student mobilized in Paris, and hundreds of others tax proposed in the vicinity of Colombey. The national railroad mustered nine extra trains from Paris to Colombey. On Wednesday only such distinguished for ruling BMSU Chairman Hal Buckner compensation scale for board members was personages as President Georges Pompidou, proposed representative, proposed amending pease in the ASMSU student tax from defeated, and it was announced that Mort before they want the money, except in once De Gaulle's right - hand man and then Buckner's proposal to make sure the *nts to $1 per student per term at day night's board meeting. Sahl and Andreas Papandreou would speak in the Great Issues Series winter term. additional revenue was used only for the purpose of expanded services. "extreme emergencies." The board also moved to support the his successor, were admitted to the family home where De Gaulle died Monday in his exemptions |e proposal also included Buckner said his protection of the rights of students as 80th year. a provision proposal was aimed at "Since the aim of the tax increase is to 'special tax winter term employes of the University and the French newspapers tried to reconstruct WASHINGTON (AP) — The Nixon only of upto providing funds to expand ASMSU's establish full - time legal aid and a student ■ents per student, to service programs, particularly to establish organization of student employes to the general's last day. One of his neighbors administration asked the Supreme Court provide revenue co-op, then the funds should be earmarked hSU's major governing groups. full-time legal aid and a student co-op. for those projects and those achieve that end. told France - Soir that De Gaulle perhaps Wednesday to rule out draft exemptions tax increase The special tax winter term was intended projects only," had a premonition of his heart attack. for men 'who are conscientiously proposal was sent to Stempel said. "A time limit should also be opposed to the Vietnam war but not to all wars. Jy committee, which will present its to provide major governing groups with a set on the duration of the tax increase." nmendations at next week's more efficient method of collecting their However sincere or religious these men meeting. After a lengthy debate over whether or taxes, Buckner added. may be, a political judgment is at the heart not student board members should be ■ other action, a proposal to draw up a paid of their objection, said Solicitor Gen. Larry Stempel, McDonel - Shaw district for their services, a proposal to set a Erwin N. Griswold and Justice schedule of compensation was defeated six Department lawyers in a brief submitted to the court. FF-CAMPUS to five, with three abstentions. "Board members incur a number of Besides, the administration argued, if selective exemptions are approved expenses in the course of their duty," Sue people could refuse to pay their taxes on Carter, president of WIC, said. "The point religious grounds or could defy other laws. of the compensation is not to Judiciary holts action pay board "Moral conviction derived from members, but to allow them to break political even." judgment may well justify civil disobedience in the mind of the "I don't feel the board, just because it is lawbreaker, but it is not a valid defense to in a position to pay itself, should breaking the law," the brief said. on U' housing rules necessarily do so," John Farley, Hubbard - Holmes representative, said. "There are a lot of other organizations who work for Later this term the court will hear the appeals of two men who contended their conscience did not permit them to fight in the benefit of the students without their BV SHARMON STEWART Vietnam. One, Guy P. Gillette, of Yonkers, Enforcement action is being suspended members receiving pay." State News Staff Writer N.Y., was sentenced to two years in prison for the 583 students allegedly living off - Scott Halpern, director of Great Issues, for not reporting for induction. The other, ' announced at the meeting that comedian- Student - Faculty Judiciary has campus in violation of University housing Louis A. Negre, of Bakersfield, Calif., is an satirist Mort Sahl would be pea the administration from regulations. speaking on the Army veteran who was refused a discharge. enforcing Students calling the Off - Campus series on Jan. 15 and Greek exile Andreas ousing regulations regarding off - The government argued these selective Pus living, and has formed a committee Housing office about the housing violations Papandreou would speak Feb. 26. Both objectors are not entitled to special fudy the issue and report on March 15, are read the following statement: programs will be held at 2 p.m. in the consideration under the draft law. p learned "We are suspending all enforcement Auditorium, with an admission of 50 cents. However sincere or religious opponents Wednesday. The board also °n Nonnamaker, dean of students, action, including interviews, until we hear passed two policy of the Vietnam statements war may be, the to comment from the Student - Faculty Judiciary Tuesday. government said, on the judiciary's The first stated that any "opposition to a PS' and said that group requesting the judiciary had financial allocations from the -oard must particular war necessarily involves a "fd a decision. (Please turn to page 17) political judgment, an individual conclusion submit their request at It at two weeks that the policy adopted by the duly elected government is wrong at a certain time in relation to a particular area of operations. revision gives edge "While the personal response to that determination may well be religiously and conscientiously motivated, it rests in the first instance on a decision that is political and particular." Orderly government would be destroyed GOP Senate votes if the First Amendment's guarantee of in FOR freedom cover of religion was understood to refusals to comply with specific government policies, the brief said. By ROBERTA SMITH Committee, chaired by Republican Majority Leader Sen. Robert IMPROVED State News Staff Writer VanderLaan, R-Grand Rapids. VanderLaan told newsmen Wednesday morning that the state Tickets »l n®te Republicans came out on top Wednesday in a constitution provides that the lieutenant governor could be the on sale tie breaking vote, and that Senate [RpITki a ^enate rule revision that would give a voting edge to - to use that privilege. Republicans wouldn't hesitate Tickets for "Salvation," the new rock lie Jans in sess'on beginning Jan. 1. ATIAIIV r Democratic musical, to be performed at 7:30 and 10 enH e?° ^'on that would allow any Senate rule to be Minority Leader George Fitzgerald, D-Grosse .ru e ^ a majority of Senators voting, provided there is a L r present' was passed in the 20-17 vote — however not Pointe Park, Republicans protested were violating the Republican action, saying the an agreement he had made with mf p.m. Friday, Saturday and at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and Nov. 20, 21 and 22 in VanderLaan. Erickson Kiva tenuMrct battle between party leaders. are on sale for $2 at the Fitzgerald said he and VanderLaan had agreed that I. Ln (ans their two - vote edge of 20-18 Nov. 3 when L„/re ^eebe, R- Dearborn, lost her bid for re-election. L ® v°te of Lt. Governor - elect James Brickley, the members of each caucus would the Senate structure negotiate to make such changes in three Picketing over Union, Marshall Music, Albert's, Chess King, State Discount and Grinnell's. Proceeds from the performances will "I promised that nothing would be done until committees A happy picket at a Windsor GM plant tears up a placard Wednesday. liiwk0Uid stalemated at 19-19 because of the even party was Tentative agreement was reached between the United Auto Workers goto the Drug Education Center and I,.6solution . merober chamber, (Please turn to page and General Motors. the Listening Ear. had come out of the Senate Business 17) AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 1970 news Defendants argue trial import TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - Seven young people go on trial here case," Pitkin says. "It could be conspiracy to commit bank as a visiting professor of philosophy at the it, summary Monday on federal conspiracy charges stemming from vandalism at a U.S. building in Seattle last winter. The defendants and the robbery, distribute heroin or participate in a civil disorder." Charged with conspiracy to damage the federal courthouse , which was sprayed with paint and had some windows broken, are Washington. His contract was not renewed. Marshall science graduate of Cornell University, Kelly, Mrs' of From the wires of AP and UP1. government already are arguing the case's significance. Abeles, formerly were members of Students for a h ani* Michael Lerner, 27, Charles C. Marshall III, 25, Jeffrey Dowd, 20, The defendants, who call themselves the Seattle Seven, and their attorneys, claim the trail is the nation's second major Joseph Kelly, 24, Michael Abeles, 19, Roger Lippman, 22, and Society. Lippman, a former student at Portland's and Dowd have been associated with leftist Re^Ip°?alic Susan Stern, 27. An eighth defendant, 19 - year - old Michael groups in ^ Lerner charges that the trial is an conspiracy trial, the legal battle of the Chicago Seven being the first. Justesen, is still sought. to "smash the New Left" and a move attempt by the ..,'1 "Plain rubbish," says attention away from the nation's economic by the government6*01"1611' U.S. Attorney Stan Pitkin. His office drew Lerner also has been charged with using interstate telephone problems dra* "It (the strike settlement) Marshall says Seattle has been "singled out as up the conspiracy indictments after Seattle's federal courthouse lines to incite to riot. Additional charges of crossing state lines to a target t • M provides protection against future was defaced during a demonstration last Feb. 17, the day after incite to riot have been filed against Marshall, Dowd, Kelly and repression by the national administration." He savs • itT f°' there were about 30 demonstrations increases in the cost of living. the Chicago Seven verdicts were handed down. Abeles. throughout. thP a. hou8h Whether or not such increases will "Conspiracy is quite often an included count in any criminal Lerner came to Seattle from Berkeley, Calif., and spent a year 17, "there was only one federal - level indictment coming ^ these demonstrations and that was in Seattle." out result in higher wage costs and the Marshall asserts Seattle was chosen because of its "j inflation which results from cost and because the defendants are not as well known n..t; ,ion" Student requests hearing increases beyond the productivity were the Chicago Seven. nationally as of our economy, only time will Pitkin disagrees, saying "It's a local case." tell." "There's no national significance," the U.S. attornev "There are cases pending involving violent civil adds, Earl Bramhlett, throughout the country." disorders GM s chief negotiator He says those cases "run the gamut from damaging env*™ See story page one property to interstate travel to incite riots." nt mandatory dues in halls Activist actress Jane Fonda has joined defense on funds. Lerner says demonstrations will be effort*, staged in Los Ansel™ ls 10 v York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C, Detroit ST Internotionol News By CHARLES C. CAIN hall "shall be accorded the Report which states, "there shall "no student should be forced to Milwaukee, Minneapolis; and Seattle when the trail opens He also told newsmen rights, privileges and be no regulation unless there is a recently that defendants will attemnt State News Staff Writer participate in what amounts to talk to the jury without A British scientist reported Wednesday the discovery responsibilities of membership in demonstrable need for it, which being disruptive. Marshall anH iP mandatory extracurricular plan to defend themselves. of a drug he said controls the spread of cancer in mice. A the Hubbard Hall Club," and is is reasonably related to the basic activities." request for a hearing by the Lerner says U.S. Judge "We are not saying it is a breakthrough but it is an Student Faculty Judiciary was subject to the dues of the club. and necessities of the Milton B. George Boldt, who will preside - purposes Dickerson, vice think the defendants are mav filed with the Office for Student Hecker said he feels this is University ." president for student affairs, said disturbing the trial, "but the jury will advance," said Dr. K. Helimann, a department head at . . know we are not." Affairs Tuesday by a Hubbard inconsistent with section 1.5.02 Tuesday he would forward the the Imperial Cancer Research Fund Laboratories in Hecker claims that required Defense efforts are being supported by a Seattle Liberation Hall resident objecting to of the Academic Freedom appeal to the Student-Faculty London. membership in the Hubbard Hall Front, a loosely knit group of militant organizations that»«,,« mandatory payment of residence Judiciary for consideration the SLF name when they act He told the British Press Association the drug has been hall dues. Club is a "regulation" since As outlined in the Academic together. me failure to pay the dues results in Boldt ordered the trial moved here from Seattle used to prevent the formation of secondary cancers The appeal filed under the Freedom Report, any appeal when defense attorneys asked that the charges be dismissed because of most often the ones that kill from a primary cancer in provisions of the Academic Free U' class a hold card being placed on the individual's registration forms. must first go to the Student in Seattle adverse to the defendants. The public^ Freedom Report , charges that Affairs Office and from there be judge rejected thi mice. "I charge that the club, by motion and instead shifted the trial to Tacoma, 25 miles south the constitution of Hubbard Hall sent to the Student - Now. Hellman added, the virtue of club dues, forces the Faculty He also rejected a motion that he drug is being tried on is "inconsistent" with guidelines disqualify himself from the human patients in London. * Glasgow and Belfast. * * established Freedom Report. in the Academic meets tonight individual resident to support programs and services he would Judiciary. trial. not otherwise choose to A four - year development plan to rebuild war - torn Stanley E. Hecker, East The Free University class in parts of Nigeria and also insisting on the "meaningful Nigerianization" of foreign firms, was announced Lansing senior charges in his appeal that Article 1 of the Hubbard Hall constitution is in Radical Capitalism meets at 8 p.m. todav in 210 Bessey Hall. support," Hecker said. Hecker membership has in requested that Hubbard Hall Academic Senate awaits Wednesday by the head of state. Louis L. Kelso is the founder Club be put on a voluntary basis violation of Article 1 of the of radical capitalism and with no punishment imposed by Maj. Gen. YakubuGowan said the 1970 - 74 plan aims council decision Academic Freedom Report. the University for failure to join. , at giving the government control of the "commanding 2 heights" of a booming economy, which planners describe "as probably the most promising in tropical Article 1 of the Hubbard Hall considers himself the "Pasteur of constitution states that any full • Finance," a Free University term student who resides in the spokesman said. Hecker suggested that the only punishment should be not on report time must be allowed between « allowing those who do not Government, may not be held By DAVE PERSON until the beginning of 1971, the meetings of the council and * Africa." belong to the club to have access State News Staff Writer The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Gordon E. Guyer, chairman of the senate in order to prepare * But the plan says the to the benefits the club provides. government will not "embark on University, is published every class day during four school The Academic Senate the Faculty Steering Committee, and distribute documents for use indiscriminate nationalization" of foreign firms. Hecker said he would still join meeting, terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. said Wednesday. in the senate meeting. Guyer the club if it were put on a postponed twice because of - However, a special watchdog agency will be set up to Subscription rate is $14 per year. extended discussion in Academic Guyer said the reason for said. voluntary basis, but he said that ~ make sure that firms comply with government fixed under the present setup the Council of the report on Student further delay is because final Member Associated Press, United Press International, Guyer said the reason the * timetables, and one of the plan's recurring themes is the Participation in Academic examinations are near. "regulation" is wrong because, steering committee is postponing Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, The senate meeting was ^ need to liberate Nigeria's "neocolonial" economy from the senate meeting until after Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press originally scheduled for Nov. 17 the council has completed » foreign control. Association, United States Student Press Association. but was postponed until Nov. 23 debate on the report is "a real * * * \ I * when Academic Council debate * Second class postage paid at East obligation to students and Jerry Rubin, the Yippie leader whose obscenity - Lansing, Michigan. the RICHIE on student participation faculty to complete this report." . yelling band of revolutionaries took over David Frost's report was extended. ' Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services Debate has still not been Besides consideration of the live television interview show in England last weekend. Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, completed on the student report, the senate is scheduled to * will have to leave Britain before the end of the week. consider Michigan. participation report and the next a proposal for a Academic Council meeting has University Committee on Notional News Phones: Editorial Classified Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 HAVENS been scheduled for Tuesday. The senate meeting was again postponed, this time Building, Lands and Planning. and This committee would study ma ke recommendations Display Advertising 353-6400 indefinitely, pending the concerning building priorities, The Nixon administration's chief school Business-Circulation of the student spokesman 355-3447 outcome land utilization, traffic planning and representatives of the Photographic 355-8311 participation report. Sufficient higher education community and the appearance and location differed markedly of buildings. Wednesday in their prescriptions for government aid to colleges and universities. Elliot L. Richardson, secretary of Health, Education LIEBERMANN'S GOLDEN FALCON ROOM WATCH FOR In other senate business, Provost John E. Cantlon will and Welfare, stressed reform of student financial aid SONY explain a form concerning well as sharply focused additional aid for black as colleges, The Italians know how Capital City Airport Weekend! teaching load requirements for vocational education and professions, such as health, faculty to be distributed to Featuring faculty members shortly. where additional manpower is needed. MARSHALL MUSIC He did not mention any possibility of a broad increase to make a sensible THE DON RODRIGO TRIO in general government aid for Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves. addressed, said their 118 higher education. But the National Association of State Universities and Land - Grant Colleges, whose convention Richardson member institutions chair... and it's so Senior Nght desperately need a large the board boost in pretty, too. is coming across - - federal aid. The realization of equal educational all young opportunity for For Reservations Call SPECIAL people, the association said in its new legislative platform, "will require a commitment of national resources far beyond 485-1764 PRIME RIB DINNER Wednesday, Nov. 18 anything the government Dining Room Thurs. Fri. Sat. $4.95 so far has been willing to make." The educators called for the administration's present plan to revamp student aid. rejection of the Thurs. thru Sat. 6 12 SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET 8pm-2am ALL YOU CAN EAT 12 to 3 COFFEE SHOP Only ADULTS $3.25 CHILDREN $1.95 Open Daily 7 - 9 P.M. Sunday Dining 3:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. at the The stock market failed to sustain an early session rally sparked by Motors strike and closed a tentative settlement in the General Wednesday with a modest gain. ATTENTION FOREIGN STUDENTS The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks closed up 2.12 points at 779.50. It had been up over 8 points APPLIANCES Overseas, Inc. following the auto settlement announcement. EXCLUSIVE AUTHORIZED EXPORTERS FOR: Analysts said many investors had counted on some sort of auto settlement in advance and the rally ran out REFRIGERATORS of steam. FREEZERS • WASHERS DRYERS International Corp. Young Rings Campus News Our airy ladder-back look. But practical woven chair from Italy has a light, it's surprisingly sturdy, with fiber • RANGES All household appliances in all voltages seat and bright enamel and cycles for use throughout the world By next spring undergraduates at Harvard University finish that's easy apartments to clean. It's perfect and for small . . . small budgets, too. In AIR CONDITIONING will be able to design their own black, red, olive, yellow. major fields of WATER HEATERS EXPORT PRICES...OVERSEAS WARRANTIES concentration from available under courses, a new COMPLETE PACKING & OVERSEAS SHIPPING program Sciences. approved Tuesday by the Faculty of Arts and Just M500 TELEVISION PHONOS • - STEREOS INCLUDING INSURANCE I he laculty overwhelmingly voted approval of the All prices reflect diplomatic discounts RADIOS reform program proposed and are free of all taxes. by the Committee on • SMALL APPLIANCES Undergraduate Fducation. a group formed last year to WRITE OR CALL TODAY, conduct a two TYPEWRITERS Indicating voitaq*. - year examination of the entire cycles, and country of destination curriculum. Members of the committee said they expected relatively few students would take advantage of the new program. Freshmen choosing their tentative majors next APPLIANCES Overseas, Inc. April will be the first allowed to 330 FIFTH AVENUE • NEW YORK, N.Y. 10001 develop their own TEL: (212) PE 6 7860 programs. A special committee to Ik1 appointed later will screen WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRIGIDAIRE, ZENITH, the proposed programs of students who want to East Lansing - 209 E. Grand River WESTINGHOUSE, GENERAL ELECTRIC, PHILCO, GRUNDIG, participate. Downtown -113 S. Washington NORGE, MAGIC CHEF, HOOVER, AND OTHERS. • -■ >'!W* -i... V»;., •S4tipfc1-.Av !.• ■msyii y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. November 1 2, 1970 3 Superintendent LANSING (UPI) - State Superintendent of Public Instruction calls f John W. Porter has recommended to the State Board of cancel any auxiliary service or shared time programs when the Education that it cut off all auxiliary services and shared time program is carried out in public school facilities. C," he wrote. programs for nonpublic school students effective Dec. 18. He released a letter which he "There are organizations within the council against normally serve as counsel for state bodies and officers." sent to Porter Porter's recommendation, presented to the board saying he found who would no doubt parochiaid Ellman, after the board refused "yawning gaps" in the logic Kelley used in preparing volunteer assistance to any victim of any on a voice vote to hear him, night, was based on an opinion drawn up by Atty. Gen. Frank Tuesday Ellman, the Chairman of the American Civil Liberties Union his opinion. such abuse of official said parochiaid backers appear to be on a in power," Ellman said. campaign to have the amendment interpreted so Kelley interpreting the antiparochiaid constitutional Michigan, also said in the letter some parochiaid Legal aspects restrictively as to make it in violation amendment opponents would The Detroit of the federal constitution. adopted last week by Michigan voters. go to court to preserve both auxiliary services and shared time attorney said the board has no legal Shortly after it was presented to the board, board programs if the state board acts to abolish follow Kelley's obligation to members them. opinion, despite Porter's statement that the 'Fast, loose' refused to allow the man who drafted the Denials hurt Kelley opinion "has the force of law with "They antiparochiaid "Denial at to which it is respect to those areas are playing fast and loose with a mandate given them amendment, Detroit Attorney Erwin Ellman, to appear before a public school of such service to a child because of addressed until overturned or modified the people of the state," he said. "It would be regrettable if the by t0 give his interpretation of the new section of the it the fact that he Ellman said Kelley's by a court." may also be enrolled in a nonpublic school opinion has no legal force with the board voice of the constitution. because the board is set people were subverted when they have 'Yawning gap' would, we believe, offend the constitutional spoken so guarantees found He said it is up as a separate constitutional agency. overwhelmingly." Ellman has maintained all along that the amendment elsewhere in the Michigan constitution — elementary law "that a would not court of guarantees which the constitutional agency Board member Marilyn Jean appeals has already ruled are not granted such authority is free to retain its Kelly of Detroit attempted to get displaced by Proposal guided by his advice own counsel and to be the board to talk with even though the Attorney General Ellman, saying she wanted to "get all the may facts in front of this board." Salary committee studies State court pay raise for By UNITED PRKSS INTERNATIONAL state officials new Chief Justice Thomas E. Brennan chief announced Tuesday that "It would not be unreasonable to Justice Thomas M. set their salaries at Kavanagh will be the new chief justice of the After being told Michigan Supreme Court Justices make and above," he said. $57,000 an State Supreme Court after Jan. 1. "embarrassingly low" salary of $35,000 yearly, the State Officers Hart said the present state financial The decision was reached at an informal crisis was no excuse not to consider pay raises for the meeting of the justices Compensations Commission is preparing to make a decision on justices. He said their salaries represent Tuesday. The meeting was held to discuss the court's policy and what state officials should be collecting. only a small fraction of one per cent of the state future. Justices elect John B. Swainson and In addition to their budget. - G. Mennen Williams The seven - member salary - setting commission met salary, justices now drive state cars and were present at the Tuesday earlier this year ordered free meeting. with representatives from the judicial and legislative branches parking for themselves in the 50 - Justice Kavanagh, who has been on the of cent a day state court since 1957, was the government to hear why justices and lawmakers - parking ramp near the Capitol. the unanimous choice for chief deserve A district court judge from justice and was unopposed for the raises. Commissioners will release their decision in the two year position. He previously served as chief next two Muskegon County said he was • justice from weeks. "surprised they don't return to private practice because they can 1964 to 1966. earn more." High court administrator William Hart asked for a $22,000, or a The appointment of Justice Kavanagh to the chief justice post 62 per cent, raise for justices because the cost of living rise has Pay raises for lower cqurt judges have been was informal and will not become formal until voted on at the whittled down the purchasing power of their raises for Supreme Court historically tied to first meeting of the court in paychecks since justices. A bill to hike the pay of these January. their last raise four years ago. judges is pigeon - holed in the Senate Justice Kavanaugh, the results of the Judiciary Committee until who described himself as a "strict commission are known. constructionist," was nominated for chief justice Meanwhile, legislators L. Adams. by Justice Paul asked for salaries of The nomination was seconded $20,000, by Justice - elect representing a $5,000 increase over their current Swainson, current Chief Justice Brennan and Justice [Authorities continue Michigan lawmakers are currently the nation, with pay. second highest paid in the $15,000 annually and $3,000 in accountable Black. Eugene f. expenses. Only California is higher, where legislators are paid $19,000 yearly, plus expenses and mileage. parking permit probe Although Senate Republican Leader Robert Vander Laan Grand Rapids reminded the made this year to commission budget cuts were of being Authorities reported discovered. Wednesday they are continuing The allegations prompted an of living increase lawmaker. keep the state in the black, he did ask for a cost amounting to 12 per cent, or $2,160 for each TEN [investigation into allegations examination this week of He said the cost of [that student parking permits are applications for special student living adjustment was "the minimum" the eing sold illegally on campus. driving and parking privileges, Sources from the All (University Traffic Committee • temporary permits issued by the vehicle office and actions commission should consider. In addition, Vander Laan expense accounts unaccountable and suggested the commission make the give a separate allowance for mileage run - up by legislators traveling to and from New mall Walking in East Lansing is a new experience in the mall WHEEL \aUTC), Student Traffic Court provided by the AUTC. districts. Right now, mileage is included in the $3,000 expense their behind Jacobson's. With construction completed, DRIVE pf Appeals and the Dept. of Campus police announced allowance Jacobson's opened its new store Wednesday. -V*"" Public Safety reported Myni m Monday persons are allegedly State News photo by Ten Franks Wednesday no further selling House Speaker William A. permits through Ryan asked for a developments in the situation. intermediaries for $55 each. lawmakers, but said the $3,000 expense could be$20,000 salary for Informed sources said Tuesday dropped. Permits are issued free to "Michigan now ranks 20th in per capita expenditure on |>bout 50 campus driving permit students meeting the legislative compensation," he said. "When you compare figures in 1970 Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee and other great cities. jpplications were reported requirements. many areas with other states, I think a pay raise is justified." nissing from University files. Police said they are seeking Although no one appeared at the meeting for Lt. Gov. - James Brickley, who is dissatified Elect Applications with duplicate criminal warrants from with the $22,500 iermits remain Ingham salary for his on file for each County prosecutors against post, commissioners said they were aware of his fctudent permit issued. Sources those involved. No action "We are aware of his needs feelings. by and the problems with the aid about 50 more said commission chairman salary," duplicate prosecutors is expected until Jay Van Andel. "We will be bermits than applications were Fridav. all under consideration when we taking it reach our decision." Open Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday get on the until 9 p.m. right track in a gaucho with gusto for more •© than casual <» <* dressing, S midi-pants button down the side with •€> a cropped I -« vest, jet black knit from jones \ \ } \ lift j$ Hi- of new york< holiday Schlitz Malt Liquor is like a two-ton African collection. the tail by a bolt of lightning. rhino, who's been zapped on Except Schlitz Malt Liquor isn't sold in Africa. 6-14.46.00 SCHLITZ ,1IPJ the bagpiper "Vr UQ°° 321 e. grand river, e. lansing nail, kalamazoo 1200 s. university, ann arbor gas light village, 218 Washington, grand haven grand rapids e. Nobody makes malt liquor like Schlitz. Nobody. M ICH1GAN LOUIE BEROER STATE MEW UNIVERSITY GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief Ole man river, he just keeps... FREDERICK J. LESLIE Treatment Plant, under the expansive d. Distaste for ATL teachers tell freshmen the Great exclusively in agricultural pursuits, but wociATsn * advertising manager getting out of h,.,. • American Novel will necessarily wend its Clippert Street Bridge in Lansing, and have relatively recently begun to diversify morning. K Ul 01 bed m th, | RiUSfflATS \1 c way down a river. finally, in a torrential roil of effluvium at and now strongly resemble in economic e. Ritual "leg MARK EICHER, managing editor - shaving" amono f ^ i ^ ED Rivers have, they explain, played integral the bottom of Piatt Street, it disgorges makeup the savage Rotarians who dwell to f. Boob fetishism among males ^ >*> HUTCHISON, city editor roles in our nation's history. Americans itself into the nighty Grand, whence, and the west. But who cares about that, eh? But I'm not here to BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor tell you have traveled, trapped, travailed, traded with which, it flows somewhere else. What is important is the unattributable happened, I'm here to tell you KEN KRELL, editorial editor and travestied their ways along thousands Anthropologists have been struck for to coincidence nostril design of the • how ^ S£?d th8t ,0nga*0' fc'f"* the F, - ?UTO JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor of rivers for hundreds of years now, so that months by the close resemblances between Shawnies as it compares with that of the tLane GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor Bridge ever was built, a man the American Essence is veritably borne those peoples inhabiting the south side of i Phillipsians, a north • bank group. Both man accompanied only bv his ^ Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award along on and buoyed by American white water. The American Dream is to surpass in the Red Cedar and those populating the north side, and several scholars have tried people have nostrils located at the bases of together by . glul 2, S, " for outstanding journalism. their noses. Nostrils both north and south purloined Shuwnle lable wealth and power the American rivers. The to explain these cross - river similarities by setlin, are invariably filled with a mixture of hairs characteristic "Rose of vi flt American Failure, we know, is speedily postulating the prehistoric existence of and variety of hardened mucus - June JJ* a swept thrice under. anything from a Great Land Bridge to colloquially known to the denizens of both Pattern) and the Maypushed Brazen magazine It is some tough lily pads to an abandoned sides as sn'aht. south shore of - off flZ'0' EDITORIALS fitting, in this light, that the Fair to Middling Michigan State Column should beaver dam. I, too, have a theory about the north - But what's even more conclusive is that the nostrils of both the Phillipsians and the November morning. He of a the Red was hot on codar th r ford a crick. runaway heifer named Sarah south link, and I will explain it, but first it Shawnies are limited in number to fewer That man was a farmer - The Red Cedar River has as its will be necessary to note some major no world than three in virtually every instance. This beater, he; just inauspicious source the toilet in the groups on both sides of the river, and to last, it is generally acknowledged, removes certainly unconcerned with your everyday fJ!, bathroom shared by rooms 1210 and 1211 run down the evidence that suggests the this pan • campus relationship entirely race not at all fatheringa^f interested in sp^L"? All-'U' secrecy hinders South Hubbard Hall. Gathering, at each of existence of such a link. from the realm of coincidence. simple agrarian culture any farther th, its thousands of porcelain estuaries, more Just south of the Cedar dwells a Let us consider some other tribes. For of that Essence of Americans, it courses venerable tribe calling itself the Shawnies. own north forty. 1111 convenience's sake, 1 have lumped together And I know it will strain boldly through the MSU As nearly as can be determined these your credulitv campus, past the two south • side groups, the Feenians and to imagine, Robert J. Huber Memorial peoples looking around at thetowl Sewage originally engaged almo6t the Akoms, by this rationale: due to their communication Administration Bldg., the sturdy Bel campus close proximity, no one seems able to remember which is which, and, more Parking Ramp and Mayo Hall '(dw2 ground of an intrepid - as a pridf J MSU officials have decided to keep haggling they are being told that all the fate of 500 students living off interviews are suspended. The Red Cedar River has as its campus in violation of "U" housing This whole affair is a comment on inauspicious source the toilet in the bathroom shared by regulations up in the air for a bit the state of the University. SFJ has rooms 1210 and 1211 South Hubbard Hall. longer. Student - Faculty Judiciary made its recommendations. The (SFJ) has held secret hearings on the dean's office asked SFJ to hold their Gathering, at each of its thousands of porcelain estuaries, more of that Essence of Americans, it subject for the past week. They have recommendations private until the courses boldly through the MSU formed their opinion, which was dean decides what action he may or campus. . . supposed to be released Wednesday. may not take. SFJ held its report in It wasn't, officially, that is. deference to this request and "for Reliable sources say SFJ has the sake" of those students whose importantly, no one seems to want to; and silverfish - tribe, the Mayonaesi. that i two north side tribes, the Masons and the recommended the establishment of a - could all have been begun by one housing situation is in jeopardy. Abbytsinnians, for the same reasons. trying to imjJ committee to investigate the off However these students would be In the previous comparison only physical prove it. recover a strayed cow. but I caj campus housing situation. This best served by quick and decisive similarities were considered; and, although That's right, I can prove it. and I will committee will report by March 25, action some are readily noticeable here, they have Using only materials found on the south on part of the dean's office been well delineated in a previous study 1971. side of the Cedar 1 will, next and SFJ. The administration's week Those students (see Hannah, J. A., The Future of MSU: construct a vessel and attempt a currently off attitude towards the entire affair Will Two Sexes Be Enough,? Linton Mimeo the River, to show the world it could crossingol have campus in violation of housing says "we'll - take - our - time - and - Press, 1949), and I have chosen to been done. regulations will not be prosecuted the - students - be - damned." concentrate instead on a socio • cultural Nay, to prove, once and for all, (hat until the committee has reported. comparison of the four tribes. | Now why should there have been was done by that farmer, and that wj Toward that end I have identified five north siders owe our heritage to him. However, students who later move all the secrecy and administrative - classical idiosyncracies, have applied them The farmer's name? You should have had off campus illegally will be punished. delays over this? There is no to all four groups and have found that, it figured by now. It could have been SFJ held back their official report only justification for the University to with negligible exceptions, the one man: our own Justin Morrill, fatherof to give the Dean of Student's office withhold such decisions from idiosyncracies listed below are commonly the land - grant philosophy, famed cattle time to formulate a policy statement. students. found to equal degrees in all tribes. breeder and triple • crown (distance People talk about a. Goosing as an indicator of affection. This statement would reveal whether communication within the accuracy and thickness of mirror smashed] b. Use of forks in eating. ziht - popping champ of the DansvilleFail | these 500 students will have legal University and working within the c. Presence of "Zihtz," a chronically four years running. j action taken against them. The Dean structure. Then these same people "If you think the '70 campaign was wild - wait 'til '72! recurring epidemic. NEXT: The Perils of the Crossing of Students' statement is already take their time when communication drafted, but Milton Dickerson. vice- is vital. president for student affairs, wants to check things out with President SFJ had secret hearings about off- campus housing. They made a report OUR READERS' MIND Wharton, who is out of town. which is still officially secret. But Meanwhile a significant number of why the secrecy? The off - campus students remain threatened with the housing situation can best be possibility of legal action bureaucrats of MSU push paper. All these students were told to report to the Off - Campus Housing Office. as the handled in open debate, where all viewpoints can be heard by all. Secrecy does nothing but retard communication in the university and To the Editor: Bender, you're deduction based on bad mathematics" a bad journalist If the column was to be funny it wasn't, sci-fi writer — but a lousy journalist. Now because of administrative feed There have been many times that I have rumor machines. practically accused the Union of killing the because his statements were exact and left When the State News decides to p wanted to respond to what the staff of the ducks and serving them to students at cut - no room to laugh. It was suspenseful and such junk as this, then I start vvonderinj State News refers to as good journalism. rate prices. My answer is back it up and probably very true for those students who just where and how its other facts ar| Let me make you aware that I have never prove it Mr. Bender because I believe that didn't take time to see more than nine gathered and reported to the students. written for any type of news media, nor to be a lie also. "duckies." But the last part was sickening Milton F. Woodvl have I taken any courses that would lead Having wooed us with his fascination for and bad journalism. You are a bad Graduate Advisor. Bailey Hill| me in that direction; but I think it would ducks he then warned of the meals Accountability us we journalist Mr. Bender — one hell - of - a October 27,1! a must take little knowledge of professionalism in were now eating in the residence halls. this field to detect sloppy journalism which Because of a statement President Wharton runneth over in your newspaper day after had read which was quoted as "An Open day. I would like to refer to Louie Bender's Letter to Numbers 000206 to 890066: In between those student numbers are more Remove campus fences for student tax passage column of October 27, titled "Cheap duck dinner plot detected." I believe if one is writing a fairy tale it should be stated so; but from past readings I honestly believe than 40,000 human beings. Through his expertise in mathematics "Louie Baby" estimated that somewhere To the Editor: After having inhabited this two full years, a campus for months and any thereby inflicting upon of a number of injuries up to lnn®j 849.859 students were missing and being situation of great distress Mr. Bender was on one of his ego trips and served to students during one of their has come to my attention. As I wandered including fatal accidents. Just as thisgrani The word is "hutzvah." In Yiddish 5,000 non - existent dollars promised mega - university is attempting to mold ana couldn't define truth from pure lies. He meals the MSU campus (a pastime I love) I it everyday. However, Mr. Bender form our pathways through life (toitsow« means something like to MECHA, a Chicano organization. stated that there were only nine ducks (although he tried his best to make some realized a hazard which was a danger to life "unmitigated gall," only with a good Certainly the cause is worthy, but a remaining "Out of all those throngs of cute and limb ( slight exaggeration to make my personal satisfaction), so is people regurgitate while reading his maintenance crew attempting to to °1 deal more gut feeling. The ASMSU near - bankrupt student government little duckies. Just nine." Today I counted column) did not account for the factor point clear). Student Board, in proposing a hike hardly seems the appropriate body seventy and quit at that point. You lied that MSU does graduate some of its The "grounds crew" has taken upon suit and mold and direct our we roam the MSU campus. pathways'! Mr. Bender. You are a sloppy reporter. students. Maybe this is one of his fears, and itself the pursuit of erecting metal poles in the student tax has demonstrated to fund it. Mr. Bender, through "his logical I guess that I can see why. and chain fences in order to redirect "hutzvah" of a singularly unstrained Third example: $2,500 for pedestrain traffic around certain areas of Scott Holpern vintage. frequence. After spending hundreds of St. Louis, Mo., jumof Operation Grapevine. This program Oct. 20. 1970 thousands of dollars on establishing and this Board Chairman Hal Buckner said week that the increase is is to communication "initiate channels by which black students on and off campus can of Nursing college needed maintaining a beautiful campus (and that it truly is), they have marred this innate necessary to meet rising costs and to beauty by constructing metal obstacles for expand services. the student His analysis is receive important information . . . To the Editor: There has been a nursing program at responsibility for the give to the patients. care their students the sole selfish purpose of making their easier. job Big opportunity correct: government essential to the proficiency of the MSU since 1929, at which time it was It is not our intention to compete with Sometimes students are inconsiderate To the Editor: fiscal committment is rising at an black existence on campus." located in the College of Home Economics. the colleges of Human Medicine and and do take short cuts to class as we all do. Your interest in Opportunity w ' alarming rate and, at this moment, Again, the cause is worthy, but In 1950 the decision was made by the Osteopathy because we work together as a the student board is functionally But the imminent danger presented far evidenced by Paula Bray's article why was it funded by a student University to establish a School of Nursing. team in the delivery of health care services. outclasses the service provided by these Nov. 5 issue of the State News broke. We feel that at that time the University We are concerned with the government that could not afford it? increasing need fences. Next time you are out on campus much appreciated. ^ The paramount question, however, made a commitment to support a School for more qualified nurses to fill our It seems that Operation Grapevine notice how many of these fences there My comment, about the of Nursing in terms of future development positions on the various health care teams. is not how to get more money, but could properly be included in the and expansion. We feel that having college status will really are. Places of prime interest are the financing of the House, is in nd rather, how did the student budget of the Office of Black We question if the University has given afford us the opportunity to work more I.M. fields, Administration Bldg. and not least* category. We need government get into such sad Affairs. full support to this commitment. Why around dormitories. It's so easy to walk pending approval of some gran P - efficiently with the colleges of medicine as around and not even notice them until now on the back burner. fl>e financial shape. The answer is simple haven't we been able to increase the well as making it possible to assume our We agree that an increased tax is number of students admitted to the major responsibilities to the community in they are in your way. But their prevalence is members of Opportunity l|«u , ,1 and straightforward: fiscal necessary if the student government appalling. fund • raising responsibility tJ since 1965? Why haven't we been able to general and the nation at large. irresponsibility over a number of is to respond to the needs of its recruit clinical practitioners for the faculty With these issues in mind, we urge the I am asking for a public outcry and attempting to accomplish this 1 years. constituency. However, there must of the School of Nursing? Why has our demand for removal of these fences. More distribution of pledge cards to 1 support of the proposed College of than once have I indicating a willingness to pa-- • ,- ASMSU is charged with be advance accounting made to faculty not had time to develop innovative, Nursing. personally see someone spending momentarily or sometimes even more call to 3-8830 will produce ad "»| the student body's dollars to fulfill insure that monies raised will go for new learning experiences including information. permanently injured around the I.M. fields the needs of that constituency. independent study programs in the School Pambala O'Neill necessary services and not be subject during football season. But a more serious Instead, they have moved to deficit to the whim of board members. of Nursing? Why have we not become Encino, Cal. senior thought is the possibility of a bicyclist Theodore 1 BJl spending for causes that are only If the Student Board can present involved in interdisciplinary study and 154 other student nurses losing control during the slippery winter Assistant Professor of Social programs with students from the other tangentally related to the assigned the student body with an itemized health related professions? - I'lANUTS function of ASMSU. What is the University's rationale for AH.' A LOCAL RE5IPENT... PARDON ME, 5UJEETI£, Bl/TCOULP accounting of where the new tax YOU TELL ME UJHERE WE ARE ? Fiscal bloopers, include dropping dollars will be spent giving support to two colleges of medicine — and bind without proportionate support for the $2,000 for legal expenses for an themselves to this list - students education of professional nurses? As individual involved in last winter's would support the tax hike. In the nursing students, our education requires a riots. Technically, this sum was a absence of such document, lesser ratio of students to a faculty for the loan, but no effort has been made to however, the student body would delivery of safe patient care because we are collect. take a longer, more critical look at the working directly with human lives. We are allowed to use the facilities of local health Then there is the case of about proposal. agencies because our faculty assumes legal Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. November I war SAIGON (AP) - For the fifth time in as many months no Kompong Cham and supply routes along a 300 American combat deaths w*re - mile stretch of units were reported throughout Vietnam in territory in Laos and Cambodia. maneuvering along the 32 - mile stretch between the past 24 hours, the U.S. Command said Wednesday. Between 300 and 400 Skoun and Kompong Cham. A communique of battlefield fighter - bombers and B52 strategic The enemy was believed activity listed only one incident in bombers were involved in the raids aimed preparing for renewed assaults which there were mainly at slowing the on any American casualties. A mine blew up a flow of North Vietnamese reinforcements and Kompong Cham. vehicle south of Da Nang and wounded five. supplies. Associated Press correspondent John T. Wheeler Intelligence sources said a North Vietnamese regiment that had The number of Americans killed in action has declined sharply reported from been deployed against a Phnom Penh that two battalions of Cambodian 20,000 - man government task force since January, but the total troops were north of Skoun had shifted to the east. battlefield deaths during the year ambushed 35 miles north of the bhovv. have averaged capital on Highway 7 and had The move apparently was slightly more than 12 a day. not been heard from seven hours after the in preparation for the attack on |forP the FjJ Ground action involving South Vietnamese forces also was attack. Field officers said two companies were sent out to Kompong Cham shellings and ground attacks the past three days. a target of T13" ~ a lone reported light and scattered. the battalions. Highway 7, connecting Kompong Cham, the reinforce Wheeler reported that the government's northern front has been wo. 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Kedzie. round - trip attempts to Mars and Venus "probably within this Both talks are open to the decade." public. RICHIE Every Day is Savings Day on Everything at REVCO! HAVENS DISCOUNT CENTERS 9 For - 6 Daily, 9 - 9 Wednesday, Closed Sunday and Prescriptions Shop Our Lansing Store 5140 S. Cedar St Holidays AMERICA'S FASTEST GROWING DISCOUNT CHAIN! 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November Mime company Tonight at University auditorium the 8:15 in the H have performed in some 35 countries and have appeared at depicts foibles of humanity Hobson wrote "a memorable occasion we sat entranced." "Like me, did you ever lose a PANORAMA1 small gold button at the country ... Lecture - Concert Series will many important festivals in Besides being the star, Fialka is fair, when you were a child? •.present the Theatre on the Vienna, Amsterdam, Rome and the company's And do you remember how •Balustrade starring Ladislav Edinburgh. librettist, choreographer and producer. His desperately you looked for it Fialka. In under the feet of the passing reviewing "Button, Button" productions depict all the at the Edinburgh Festival, Allen crowd? This internationally acclaimed foibles of humanity molded into mime theater is currently on a Wright wrote in the "Scotsman," pure theatre. Fialka has been "Button, Button" is meant for tour of 75 cities in the United This compared to such greats as all who are willing to seek sense States with its production of company displays their Chaplin, Keaton and Marceau. in a grotesque world like a child genius. The eloquence of gesture "Button, Button." and movement is amazing. The When asked to seeking the gold button." By KENNETH STERNA describe his Fialka and his troupe of ballet fun is enchanting." In the feelings about "Button, dancers, acrobats, and mimes State News Reviewer London Sundav Times 'Harold According to William Watson Button," Fialka said: of the "Scotsman," "Fialka can so lift a finger that you will IN GRAND LEDGE laugh. . . He and his company bring doubt and wonder, fear and hope out of their audiences . . . the stage is not often so Chekov plays fare badly alive." Tickets for the Theatre of the Balustrade are $5, $4, and $3 at the Union. By KENNETH STERN is a 15 minute monologue by the Last destroy a man's higher goal in Tape" was the best play of State News Reviewer character Anton Chekov called life. the evening. Beckett's depth and The Ledges Playhouse in Grand "On the Tobacco," in which Harmfulness of a nervous While he is on the verge of expertise made Chekhov seem proposing, a young man vastly inferior by comparison. African links ; Ledge is currently presenting guest lecturer speaks on mentions the meadows near his "Krapp's Last Tape" is more ; three one - act plays by Anton Chekov and Samuel Beckett in everything except his topic. and his fiance's houses. positive and optimistic than is He is tyrannized by his wife, n evening of theater entitled and Three for Tonight." only when he thinks that she is watching does he mumble A fierce argument ensues since usually characteristic of Beckett. both parties lay claim to this Krapp, an old man, makes flirting, long life The first event of the evening property and soon Natalya's tapes in which he records the a few words on his topic and father is chasing the suitor feelings and experiences he has then hurries offstage. PRETORIA, South Africa around the house with a gun. at various stages of his life. When "We sat entr inced" (AP) — Matthews Johannes This happens again when the the play begins, he is listening to London Sunday T imes Richard Thomsen has directed Koekemoer said on his birthday couple discuss the relative worth a tape he made when he was he has lived to 103 because of "Fialka and his company are himself rather poorly and has of their dogs. Both parties thirty years old, and as he hears "plenty of pleasure, lots of Fialka marvelous." Marcel Marceau restricted himself to three basic maintain that their dog is the accounts of his life and loves dancing and flirting with the motions, which become tedious superior to the other. Soon the retold, he takes heart and girls and no after a very short time. chase with the gun begins again, strength in the fact that only smoking or Ladislav Fialka and the Theatre of the Balustrade in a scene from "Button, Button" which The second play, also by drinking." plays at 8:15 tonight in the Auditorium. LIKE A Chekhov, is "The Marriage Proposal" and in it the audience and delayed. the proposal is again now he is in his prime of life. Old age has its merits, and Finally, after much grief and Krapp seems content at his CHAPLIN sees how petty things can excitement on both parts, things current situation and really does MOVIE- are resolved. Bernard suitor, and Tato his made a fine innumerable attacks of heart palpitations not wish to be young again to endure all sorrow the foolishness and of youth. His last tape is a testimony, Songs on life, little things ONLY Starts endeared him to the audience. Kristie Schneider was also and all now Krapp has experienced seems to lead up to his LIUE! Today! impressive as Natalya, the worthy cause of the suitor's troubles. Samuel Beckett's "Krapp's finest moments of life. John Peakes gave a marvelous interpretation of Krapp. found on Winchester album By STEVE ALLEN The album is produced by except for "Show" which he "Skip Rope Song" comes off State News Staff Writer Robbie Robertson of the Band. wrote with Robbie Robertson. as a quiet, but penetrating Levon Helm, the Band's The song titles themselves show lament. "Black Dog" is another The most aptly titled album of drummer, is a backup man, as is that Jesse is not singing any cut which deserves special the year has to be "Deja Vu," Robertson. David Rea also does manifestoes in this album. The mention. The lyrics are a tittle | EAST for it applies to almost all of the new releases. We have heard all some on studio work. The album is the Ampex label. songs are about things like "Payday" and "Yankee Lady." bit like something the Band would do, but the music is of this before, even though we Jesse Winchester is a draft The album starts out slowly; strictly Jesse Winchester. -t srlT ni are hearing it for the first time. dodger. living in Canada, but his the second side is clearly . Su, Let's face It, the year 1970 has aTmmcorltaifis no pseudo - superior to the first. The second Sherman Pitluck presents LANSING not produced anthing very significant. Even my favorite revolutionary b.s. Jesse Winchester sings of life cut "Biloxi" begins to really impress the listener. Jesse Winchester has com*op with a first album which is mote than promise; he has actually I albums "Workingman's Dead," and the little things that we "Biloxi" is a lovely portrait of The Internationally acclaimed never really notice. He has the only lovely town in a state accomplished something! THEATRE ON THE BALUSTRADE "Stage Fright," and "Sweet expression like Rod Stewart, but which has earned the title of "Rolling Stone" calls it art. FROM PRAGUE Baby James" are really nothing Maybe so, maybe no, but it is | Starring Ladislav MERCHANTS' revolutionary. he goes Rod one better; he is a But if you are in the talented vocalist. It takes a while "armpit of America." The beat is slow and easy going just like damn good music. fialka "Woodstock heavies" rut that I to understand what Rod Stewart was in for a whle, I cannot is doing; Jesse Winchester is easy recommend highly enough an to understand. the avoided town, mass a resort which has - commercialism. Probably the best song on the HSU LECTURE- CELEBRATION album entitled "Jesse All of the material on the album is "Yankee Lady." Just a CONCERT SERIES Winchester." album was written by Jesse, PROGRAM INFORMATION 4g2 3905 kid, Jesse finds ultimate happiness in a lady in the North, but has to leave for Mexico for MD authorl some reason. Yet the Thurs., Nov. 12 ICHIGAN the girl keeps her alive within memory of 8:15 p.m. Theatre Lansinq• himself. "You're memory is to appear enough for me." UNIVERSITY The best rock song on the AUDITORIUM album is "Quiet About It." It Reserved seats: $5.00, PAGE 18 has driving rhythm which is what good rock is about in my on Gamut $4.00, $3.00 opinion. Levon Helm has to be The man who writes "TheI the drummer on this cut; no one Tickets on sale at Doctor's Bag" will discuss birthl UNION TICKET OFFICE else can drum like that. control for the single person! family planning and drugs a l 11:30 a.m. Saturday on ChanneJ national general theatres PROGRAM INFORMATION 37? 2434 10 - WMSB. SPARTAN TWIN WEST TARLITE Dr. Arnold Werner will ap; FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phon# 351 0030 on Gamut, a production of the J Drive InTheatrc MSU Broadcasters' Guild. Ttiisl Tim 3Men, h&udeunje,, Open at 6:30 - Klec. in car heaters week's show is titled "Tl*| Doctor's Bag." didrtoTdo Tncfchow iodcuf. 70th CCNHIRV FOX PRf SfNIS TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! BARBRA STREISAND WALTER MATTHAU r^did...^omettuiiqS6e! ERNES! LEHMAN'S PRODUCIION OF MICHAEL CRAWFORD M C.C.Rydar PROGRAM INTIIRMATION WW!. ioooio« rzr AfCftMMARGRIT * HELLO, DOLLY! Suggttted for COLOR Br OfLUIflWl GENERAL ewdiences a* hi* girl m W. diary of ,n a CCJl _ '•""I COMPANY mad housewife BRAMS Shown frank perry film TODAY., at 1:30 a "Actress on today at \ i at 7:07 and richard benjamin 3:30-5:30-7:30-9:35 p.m. frank langella herwayto MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES late an Oscar!', 9 0s tit duci i> I'h'ici s />/!// v poking i wi 11 n houh ' AN EROTIC carrie snodgress -^£7 Allen Funts ^ >Si ® „„ ' EXAMINER/ AI1 sea Marshall Music, the West. Tense excitement builds the ah!""ell's, bert's in State Discount, A CMMDN HBLEAfie stakes become higher, and Joanne as game progresses, Woodward has to take the Meridian Mall > - over her husband's hand — & Chess King. COLOR TWO SHOWS: a once in a lifetime poker hand. "Beautiful performances," Hj 3rd Week Open 6:45 | 7 and 9:20 for a finish, "... a according to Judith Christ — anil 1''co in mended for Mature ■ PROGRAM INFORM*iION 332 S81? a tasty dessert." New delightful surprise ending that serves as York Times. Audiences. $1.00- ID'S REQUIRED 108 B. Wells Fri. 6:15, 8:15, 10:15 102 B Wells Sat. - - 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November I i -1970 False fire alarm disrupts Grad finds process quiet evening at Library for recreating rock A false alarm fire disrupted Within 10 minutes nearly all of By 10:15 p.m. the fire trucks students and brought three East had pulled away and students limestone with natural the library's occupants were By BOB ROACH solutions like Lansing fire trucks and a rescue which are high in vehicle to the Library Tuesday evacuated. had returned to the building. State News Staff Writer to create dolomite. magnesium content *1 !,ter ' hop^ J night. Minutes later sirens sounded When thte method failed the the scene said that hopeless. Ehrlich said, and he pr0|(,ct ^ Firemen on small amounts of smoke in the and a police squad car, an aerial By laboratory recreation of the common choose another research advE?"*" Library circulated by fans truck, a pump truck and a rescue Three K-marts mineral - rock, dolomite, an MSU doctoral adamant and begged for area Hut i, 10 wagon arrived. candidate has solved a problem that has baffled "When Pfct returned with another chanJ? I Was triggered off smoke detectors geologists for over 150 years. her present m*1 which in turn set off the alarm. The major fire danger in the couldn t believe that no one When the alarm went off at Library would be to books ar^ begin operations In a presentation to a meeting of the Geological Society of America in Milwaukee together before," Ehrlich said "It had put'al w ' h M edi!j records, firemen said, since the that she just sat there and approximately 9:35 p.m., today, Patricia Orr described her method for predicted Zn r!88' students in the Library hesitated Library like most new buildings before it could be proved in the lab hi?*1 on campus, is relatively fire - in Lansing area laboratory synethesis of dolomite, a mineral - on her thoretical before moving to emergency proof. rock found in over 15 per cent of the earth's The direction knowledge." ' d I"3 exits. * k of Miss Orr's surface. second , Three K-Mart discount effort was the opposite of her department stores and food Robert Ehrlich, associate professor of geology said. She reasoned that initial faiH markets opened today in the and director of Miss Orr's research program, said by starting dolomite, itself, and treating it'with soh.fi Wltl1 TEN greater Lansing area. The three K-Mart stores, which •>| 4 J her diligenge and scientific acumen overcame initial failure, to achieve a scientific "first." convert it back to calcium of the process would carbonate the ,2 are a division of the S.S. Co., will be K-Mart's first entry into central Michigan. The new Kresge VfN «, y _ ► 1 Application of this discovery will greatly help the oil companies, he said, which employ many geologists to study dolomite. They don't look yielddolomite facto«Ch "ttlibUteS Miss 0rr's ' suc«*s to two "First, the time was right," he said "Th 15,1 WHEEL stores number of will Michigan to 35. bring K-Mart the stores total in directly for oil, but for dolomite formations which, due to theporous nature o' the rock, form natural basins for petroleum deposits, he said. all this information available it together. "But more important was Pat's but no'one had7, nadN The three K-Mart stores are Dolomite, or calcium magnesium carbonate, is take these widely flexibilitv i located at 5400 S. Cedar St., produced by a previously unknown natural varying sources of informaii™ DRIVE and add to them her own process affecting limestone, or calcium ingenuity," he said 5625 W. Saginaw and at East Grand River Avenue at North Scientific breakthrough carbonate, he said. This commonly occurs near Her major contribution, ne that to understand the saio. was the life Okemos Road. Miss Patricia extinct sea shores and ocean basins, which are a dolomite one must first start way nature rrZ Orr, Fowlerville, graduate student, whose research assignment has led her to synthesize the mineral favorate spot for oil explorations. Two years ago Miss Orr began a research break it down to limestone and with doloi then reverse th dolomite, breaks a piece of the mineral. She is the first process to reconstruct it. method for synthesizing dolomite from calcium "No one had ever before person ever to synthesize dolomite. carbonate, Ehrlich explained. 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No. mid-Fifties, before it was widely recognized as much of a problem, City Stat* Zip Code GENERAL ELECTRIC 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 11 SPORTS Clark, McLaughlin making best of chances By JEFF ELLIOTT at an one position, which gives him advantage over some others. should be glad as I always trouble with pass coverage. had State News Sports Writer The Bellefontaine, Ohio "I like playing as a down product started out as a low man linemen though. I don't have too Hard work and a little patience on the linebacker list, but by the much trouble plugging the hole can be rewarding. Duane third game of the season, had but my pass rush needs work. McLaughlin and Gail Clark will worked himself into a starting Being a former linebacker I've vouch to that. role. He's been there ever since. always had pretty good speed — Both players were considered it sure helps on the end around "I didn't really think 1 would fine prospects at the start of fall runs." be starting this year," Clark said practice, but weren't being Spartan line Coach George before Wednesday's practice. tabbed for any starting spots. Perles can't find enough "There were quite a few guys McLaughlin was used sparingly ahead of me with a couple years superlatives to describe as a sophomore last year, and McLaughlin's performance this Clark is only a sophomore this experience. Unfortunately for year. them, but fortunate for me they "Duane has done helluva year. one were hurt so I got my chance. But the development of both job for us," Perles said. "He's players has been both surprising "Right now I'm kinda down quiet, humble, serious and well • and pleasing to the coaching disciplined — and most of all, he on my play, especially that last staff. With the rash of injuries to gets the job done. Duane is one game against Purdue," he added. the defensive squad, the two "Coach Carruthers told me 1 had of those guys whom coaches Spartans used the opportunity better improve this week or I love to coach. to better their own status, and may lose my job. I sure don't "Off the Field he's a quiet guy currently hold starting positions, want that as I'd like to end the who doesn't have a whole lot to McLaughlin at a defensive tackle season on a good note, both say, but don't let that fool you. spot and Clark as middle individually and team - wise." When he's on the field, he plays linebacker. some mean football. Don't Clark was one of the highly Clark, who was an all - state underestimate his toughness just touted players on the freshman DUANE MCLAUGHLIN fullback and tight end in high because he's quiet." GAIL CLARK squad a year ago. He had a good school, came to MSU along with Clark and McLaughlin have a day against the Notre Dame back up men. teammate Jesse Williams, the as couple things in common. frosh, intercepting a pass and Clark didn't give up though. latter a two - time All - exhaustion on occasions. As a They'll both be starting their returning it 88 yards for a TD in He fought his way into a share American prep halfback. result he didn't see any playing sixth straight game this week, the Spartans' 21-7 win. But the of a starting spot for the Green Williams was tabbed for starting time, which could possibly mean they have the last two jersey duties this year, but knee extra year of eligibility. opportunity for his becoming a squad in the Green - White game a an numbers on the squad (Clark - starter this year appeared dim at this spring, and made it known injury during spring drills "I made up my mind before 98, McLaughlin - 99), and both the start of practice. Seniors Cal Fox, Mike Hogan he could handle the middle linebacker spot. sidelined season. him for the entire practice started this fall that I would be in shape so I could have two more years to wear the Green and White uniform. For 'Mac' eyes and Jay Breslin appeared to be This fall. Head Coach Duffy play," McLaughlin said. "I'm at the time being though, the pair Like most sophomores in their Spartan defensive tackle Duane "Mac" McLaughlin (99) has his eyes on Purdue's Stan Brown holding down the top three Daugherty has had to move men first year of college ball, Clark 231 right now which is just will continue to impress their who has just escaped the grasp of Wilt Martin. McLaughlin and linebacker Gail Clark have been spots with Ralph Wieleba, Dan around from game to game due admits he still has a lot to learn. right. It was tough going to a teammates and coaches as Kulikowski and Gary Parmentier to injuries, but Clark has stayed tackle spot though. I suppose I "finds" of the year. surprise performers for the Spartans thus far this season. "I've been fortunate to have State News picture by Milton Horst guys like Wilt Martin and Mike Hogan around to help me and advise me," he said. "I still have HOPES GERS trouble filling the holes however. I've got to work on fighting off the blockers and getting to the Benjamin for lookseason ball carrier. My speed is pretty good so I don't have too much trouble on pass coverage. "On tackling, I try to stick my helmet right in the runner's By JOHN VIGES The Dayton, Ohio, senior is to life and sparks MSU rallies. position," Ganakas said. "Hecan numbers. If you've got enough State News Sports Writer serious about his role on the Benjamin was the second drive or shoot and there is momentum with you, he's the It won't be a one - man show team and it has shown as he highest scorer on the team last nothing wrong with his floor one that will fall backwards. that the MSU basketball team worked hard during the off - year, averaging 12.5 points over game." puts on this winter. With the season and as he continues to go a 24 game season, but it is his Benjamin is also pleased Kith McLaughlin, nicknamed Mac departure of Ralph Simpson the all - out in this fall's practice record for Big Ten play that is the move and he thinks that it WITH MAX SHULMAN by his teammates, is probably Spartans, out of necessity, will sessions. most impressive. will i By the author of Rally Round the Flag. Boyr .../)< y>f Gilli* etc. the biggest suprise on the club have to "I have help both himself and the . . play a balanced game a lot of confidence in Benjamin's play in non • team. this year. Last year the Auburn and each player will have to myself and I want to be a conference play was almost "Guard is my natural Prexy's Complaint Heights native reported to camp forego attempts at being a star. leader," Benjamin said recently. disasterous as he shot only 22 position," the senior Spartan weighing 250 pounds, about 20 But every team needs a leader, "But this doesn't mean I'll carry per cent from the field but when Do you know why you haven't seen the president of your college pounds over what claimed, " and I am more lately? Here's why: he quit. coaches had in mind for him. done Spartan^ some one who can get the job the team because we all knt^w we will have to play together to the Spartans hit the Big Ten confident that I can get the job You don't believe me, I see. You sneer and make r arse gestures. under pressure, and the schedule he seemed to come done playing there. 1 think I will The extra weight slowed him win." But it's true all the same. Not one college president in the entire Spartans are hoping that this alive. be more of an asset to the team United States came hack to work this fall. They chickened out, every considerably and even caused role can be filled by Rudy After two years of good, but Coming off the bench or at guard. him to be sidelined from heat last one. Benjamin. erratic, play the Spartan senior is simply hitting a hot streak "Perhaps sticking to one A few will return: they're just taking a year of! to study karate. shooting for his best personal Benjamin showed an ability to position will help me be more But most aren't coming back ever. And can you blame them? What season as well as a winning year spark the team. His percentage consistent this year. I should be kind of work is this for a dignified, elderly person— cowering under his for MSU. for conference play was a very able to shoot at least 50 per desk all day long, wearing bullet-proof underwear, hiring food tasters, Coach Gus Ganakas is aware good 53 per cent and he cent. getting into fistfights with sophomore girls? that Benjamin could be the key averaged nearly 17 points. "I've been working hard on It's hard to realize that only three or four years ago a college to the Spartan's success. He also president was a figure of respect and regard—yea, reference even! I'll admit of course that undergraduates were much more tractable in those days because, as you will no doubt recall, sex and drugs had not realizes that although chiefly noted Benjamin is as a scorer it could well be that his passing game and fATtv RUDY BENJAMIN Against Illinois in the season finale, Benjamin led a team, minus the talents of Simpson, to my shots and my defense this fall and I hope to have a good year. The whole team has been a 81-76 victory as he scored 28 working hard and we are gaining yet been introduced from Europe. experience will be the things the But even so, they were lively rascals, yesterday's undergrads, tremendous competitor, one points. confidence in each other as we team most benefits from. with great spirit. Benjamin credits his turn • go along. We expect to have a scampering all over campus on their little fat legs, cheering and halloo¬ "Rudy's experience could be about "Although he is a shooter, I to his own self • good team." ing, identifying lichens, conjugating verbs. But no matter how en¬ of his most one important think one of Rudy's best assets confidence and the confidence Whether the team is as good as grossed they were in their games and sports, whenever Prexy hap elements," Ganakas said. "He that Ganakas had in him. pened by, they would instantly run over to kiss his vest and sing 24 has learned our playing style and is his passing. He has a knack for he hopes could well depend After alternating between choruses of the Alma Mater. Ah, it was a lovely and gracious time, he combines good knowledge on spotting the open man and he is upon Benjamin's own play. now gone, alas, forever! willing to give the ball up." guard and forward last season the court with his physical The MSU Rugby Club will Incidentally, you'll notice that I used the word "Prexy." That of Last season Benjamin Benjamin now appears ready to host Detroit Saturday with the course is what college presidents are always called, as I'm sure you ability. Rudy is also a displayed his ability as a passer make the back • court his "A" game scheduled to start at 3 knew. But did you know that trustees are always called "Trixie?" by getting the ball to Simpson so permanent position. With an abundance p.m. Like the Spartans, Detroit Similarly, deans are always called "Doxy" except of course in the many times, despite the fact that of forwards, is also having troubles with their South where they are always called "Dixie." Associate professors of something he lacked last year, This Winter Term no one was guarded as closely as win - loss column this year. course are called "Axy-Pixie." Hockey coaches of course are called the high scoring sophomore. Ganakas plans to keep Benjamin "Hootchy-Cootchy." Students are called "Algae." at the Last Saturday the MSU "A visit But, although the 6-3, 185 lb. guard spot. And Miller High Life is called "The Champagne of Beers." I men¬ team spent a long afternoon in guard is an excellent passer it is "Rudy could become a the sun as they were booted all tion Miller High Life because I am paid to write these columns by the his scoring that brings the fans valuable leader at the guard the field by 15 ruggers from NASSAU brewers of Miller High Life. They are, 1 must say, a very relaxed kind over of employer. They let me write whatever I want to. There's no censor¬ Purdue's "A" team. Injuries ship, no pressure, and no taboos. In fact, I don't even have to mention from previous weeks hampered Miller High Life unless I feel like it. Naturally, the brewers are a little for only $189.00 MSU's chances against Purdue disappointed if I don't mention it, but they never complain. They just smile bravely and stop my check. Dec. 13- Dec. 20 TEN since they forced the Spartans to field many first year men. Purdue's team clicked to the tune of a 28-3 victory. For details call Tom Bertrand WHEEL The MSU "B" team met with a little more success than the A squad. They scored a try in the first half and went on to 351-8917. After dominate most of the game 5:00 p.m. call 339-8326 DRIVE the final minutes of the second half, however, Purdue try to knot the score, scored 3-3. Daily: NY Times, Miami Herald, Chicago Tribune, LA Times, Detroit papers, Washington Post Today, as it happens, I do feel like mentioning Miller High Life And what better way than to quote these immortal lines from Ozyman (lias by the beloved Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, or "The Swedish Weekly: Saturday Review, Time, Nightingale," as he was better known as? I quote: Life, Newsweek, When an ill wind blows, New Yorker, & more A nd keeps getting iller, Then a wise man knoivx It is time for Miller. Monthly: Redbook , Madamoiselle, Seventeen, McCall s What peppy hops! What groovy malts! No beer can do what Miller does! Playboy, Esquire, Good Housekeppmg, etc One sip and—hark!—you hear a waltz, And you love the world, including fuzz. But I digress. Prexy, I say, is gone and nobody wants the job Where, then, will the colleges find replacements? Well sir, a lot of schools lately have been hiring robots. Don't laugh; you can get robots today with a bald spot and everything. In fact, I recently saw one so lifelike that alumni were giving it money. Plus hard covers | The big trouble of course is that after a few weeks as Prexy, any in¬ telligent robot will say, "Who needs this?" and become a toll booth. & paperbacks, And so it remains unsolved, this columns I'll look into it again, Prexy problem, and in future special mags & along with such other burning questions as Are roommates tabs - special sanitary?" and "Can a student of 18 find happiness with an econ professor of 90?" orders welcome * * * at no extra cost )e.i, its true. He, thr brewers of Miller High Life Beer, are really lel/uip Max Shulman write whatever he wants in this column. That muf- [flcd sobbing you hear in our legal department. Located at Frandor (351-7562) and the Meridan Mall (351-5445) Stop & Browse: ■ Michigan State News, East Lam ng, Michigan Thursday, November 12. 13 SPORTS 1970 DON KOPRIVA The meet they all Goaltending factor i If the Big want—a preview Ten cross country meet slated for Saturday toward title By RICK GOSSELIN hopes morning State News Sports Writer "Boyd has a good shot and Bessone said. at Forest Akers were written up as a publisher's preview for size for his best assets," Asst. "Olson is book a real firebrand," I reviewers, it might go something like this: The WCHA members had Coach Alex Terpay said. "He's Terpay added. "He's not afraid better beware: there are six also got good big, hockey sense and to hit anyone. He's got a lot of Big Ten 1970: The Cross Country Title That Everyone Wanted* strong, and aggressive plenty of experience despite the drive and desire." I (subtitle: "but were afraid to ask for): Forest Akers defensemen roaming the MSU fact that he is a freshman." The Course, East blue line key to a successful Lansing, Michigan, 1970); 66 runners, 56th edition. just waiting for the Roberts is about the best all Spartan chance to knock - hockey season, as a heads with around defender one could matter of fact the opposing forwards. key to any . This book promises to be a good one, if only because the possibly want on a team. successful hockey And if that isn't season, is ending is unpredictable. enough to Offensively, he boomed home found in the deactivate the enemy four goals last year in addition goaltending. Bessone feels secure in this j Minnesota, on the basis of an undefeated dual season and a scoreboard, there are also two to nine assists. He was also department, with one time All strong young runner named Garry Bjorklund, is the favorite for challenging netminders who named most valuable - - player in American Rick Duffett and Jim | the title. But Indiana, Michigan State and Illinois all could welcome the prospect of having last season's Great Lakes Watt ready for action. | challenge for the crown. to face assorted types of shots Tournament held in Detroit over "Our goaltending should be But nobody wants the favorite's role, least of all on goal. Christmas break. As far as size is Roy Griak, the To start with, Coacht Amo adequate," Bessone said. "We've I mild • mannered Minnesota coach who prodded concerned, the Detroit Thurston got some fine boys in the net Gophers to Big Bessone has six I Ten crowns in 1964 and 1969. returning product is the biggest blue liner and have confidence in both of lettermen off of last year's blue the team has. them. There will be no , Griak points to Indiana as a strong team and claims Michigan line and one highly touted "When Roberts hitsa State's 26-29 loss to the Gophers at home means the Spartans can guy, he'll hesitation if a change is needed freshman. The starting six straighten him make trouble in a bie meet. up," Bessone in the net." defensemen all average over six praised. Duffett is currently the feet in height, and push upwards Price also is categorized in the ■ But conversely, Indiana's Sam Bell and MSU's Jim Gibbard call number one man in the of 180 pounds the scales. nets, Minnesota the odds-on choice and say their squads have a on growing Spartan list of though his eligibility is used chance, Saving the best till last — they all "offensive up but no more. Illinois' Gary Wieneke, who - defensemen". In at the end of fall pushed his team to a like to term. Last surprising second last year, has a team ranked somewhere behind swing their weight addition to taking a regular season, Duffett allowed an around. defensive shift, Price also skates that this year, but the Illini have four good runners average of 4.1, an extremely and are The pair - ups consist of at the head of the box capable of pulling off an upset. An upset is in the minds of all senior Mike DeMarco with freshman Bob Boyd; senior Herb penalty killing team. "If someone has the on the high total for a player of his calibre. But Duffett also made 715 saves — 250 more than Spartan goalie Rick Duffett Price alongside junior Dave ability to I as they prepare for this 56th turn around a game, it would be either of his first two i annual meet, and this goes for all Roberts; and senior Dan Finegan Price," Terpay said. "He isn't seasons. with sophomore Rick Olson. afraid to bust toward the net ithe teams shooting for "Duffett has looked like his Minnesota as well as for a DeMarco is a two - year with the puck." old self at letterman from Sudbury, Ont. times," Bessone said. j number of top individuals who Finegan, another two year "Having Watt pushing him for i aim to cut down Bjorklund, a Regarded by the coaches as an letterman, advocates the body the starting job will help." [sophomore and the defending "established, steady defender", contact game. He was the only Watt, whose brother The world has entered a new DeMarco Bill stage of history, [champion. was one of the few full time Spartan of last season - played last season for the the age of the maturity of man and the Spartans to play in all of the to get shut out in the Among these are MSU's Ken team's games last season. goal Spartans, played in only two beginning of a world civilization. column. games last year, but has looked The source of this new development was a Popejoy, who battled Bjorklund Linemate Boyd is much in the Olsen, though only a good this season during practice Man who was exiled, | down to the last 440 yards in mold of DeMarco. Both like to sophomore, has rapidly He tortured, banished and the MSU • Minnesota dual meet. control the puck and skate with established himself as a played well for the varsity imprisoned for more than 40 years. hitter. against the alumni last Friday, He lived Also to be counted are two it. Offensive punch can during the last century. His name easily be "Ricky was our best hitting giving up only two goals in two — I Michigan natives running at associated with this pairing. defenseman oftlajt year," periods. [Illinois. Rick Gross of Grosse | Pointe and Ken Howse of FOR GRAND JURY Detroit Finney are both capable [and have been up front all year. Other top runners [Indiana's Bob Legge and Steve j Kelley, Wisconsin's include, Glenn GARRY BJORKLUND 16 teams get THE GLORY OF GOD Baha'u'llah is the latest in the succession of Divine Herold, and two Gophers, Don Timm and Tom Page, the second and third placers in 1969 who may be hard NEW YORK (UPI) - Weeb Messengers sent by God since the beginning of pressed to repeat in Ewbank, who received the teams would be involved in the man's existence. He is the Promiied 11970. Ewbank, coach and general subpoena at a Wednesday One manager of the New York Jets, inquiry even though, Carl of all religions. His coming ushers in the Age of Any of these could challenge Bjorklund, who may try to hold morning Jets' press brunch, said Stenihouse, regional director of Wednesday was served with a he was turning the matter ove/ Fulfillment mentioned in all the [back and pull his teammates along. Some coaches suspect that subpoena to appear later this the Justice Department, has of the past Baha'u'llah prophecies [herein may lie the Gophers' victory chances. If Timm and Page lean hold anywhere close to the top five, Minnesota could month before a Federal Grand to the team's attorney. refused comment. for world peace, world justice and world brings God's Plan be in, Ewbank is the 16th club Club officials subpoenaed have unity ■but even this Jury which is investigating official to be served with a' stated possibility is clouded by the unpredictability of the possible anti they are in the dark as to FOR INFORMATION: [fifth men on each contending squad. violations - trust law subpoena in the last two days. why the investigation is being« Perhaps the most interesting chapter in the story of Big Ten by the National On Tuesday subpoenas were Football League. launched, but it was reported to [cross country in 1970 will deal with the "fifth man hypothesis." issued to officials of the have been instigated by a former - 663 Tarleton [Assuming that the top four runners on each of the contenders are Cleveland Browns, Denver NFL player, Walter Beach, who East [relatively Lansing, Mich. equal, then the fifth man in for each squad could be the Simpson leads Broncos, Detroit Lions, New has claimed he was blackballed, 48823 351-7187 J Ike' factor in deciding his team's point total, and, consequently, Orleans Saints, Dallas Cowbdys, by the NFL. |tlie final placing. Minnesota Vikings, San However, Beach, when But the most interesting bit in the whole story should be the Denver scoring Francisco Forty - Niners, contacted Tuesday at his home [final section, the stretch drive, the final kick in. It is here that the Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills, in New Haven, C6nn., said he [meet may be decided and it is here that the afficionado of this NEW YORK (UPI) - Rookies Baltimore Colts, Pittsburgh was "not involved in any legal [usually unpublicized sport can see some real action. tearing apart the American Steelers, Cincinnati Bengals, St. litigation against the Browns or 3 DAYS ONLY are Maybe nothing is more exciting than man against man, pitting Basketball Association this Louis Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons the NFL." He refused to lall his strength in a final effort toward the finish. teay and Los Angeles Rams. whether he Maybe that's season. was planning finy why this meet is going to be the best ever in Big Ten cross It was learned that all 26 NFL action, however. Among those rookies leading [country history. their team in scoring is former Unpredictability alone is a good reason for recommending MSU star Ralph Simpson, Who lanything in athletics. Couple that with a tough team battle and has hit at a 20.4 pace for the |f;ne individuals and it's a reviewer's top choice. Denver Rockets. Charlie Scott Starting time is 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Forest Akers course. leads the Virginia Squires with a iDon't miss it. It won't be selling here for another ten 25.6 average and Dan Issel tops years or so. the Kentucky Colonels at 25.0. Women's IM |0n Sunday the Kappa Deltas and Ihi Omegas will THlhall game under the IM. 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SATURDAY 1980 Grand Riv«r Av«. and Marsh Road Shop VMktfayt 10 9:30 Open Wed. and Thurs. until 9 p.m. a.m. • p.m. Shop $un4my 12 Noon to 6 p.m. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November Students view women's lib Copyright 1970, Unidex Corporation, For this survey, interviewers do support The students familiar with the proponents felt that some of the Bloomington, Ind. queried 1,190 students on 47 movement were then asked if males 48.9% movement's demands were Results of a recent student campuses across the country. they felt some of the demands unreasonable. females 45.4% opinion poll indicate that Polling was conducted the week made by the movement's leaders At the same do not support student support for the women's time, a barely of Oct. 25. were too extreme. To the significant but consistent trend 41.3% liberation movement is probably To minimize unrepresentative question: 48.7% emerged on the basis of sex. In less than one might expect. responses, students were first "Some people have said that all no opinion questions asked, college males While today's student displays, asked about their familiarity they agree in principle with consistently took a more 9.8% to be sure, a consciousness about with the women's liberation some of the ideas of the favorable stance toward 5.9% social equity, he seems to be movement. The eight out of ten women's liberation movement, women's liberation than did Are women's liberation movement equally concerned with the who indicated that they were at but their leaders are somewhat females. A breakdown by sex for leaders too extreme in demands? manner by which social goals are least "somewhat familiar" with the movement were asked: 'extreme' in making both questions is shown below: By . pursued. unreasonable demands. Others yes no no opinion While those who, in general, "All things considered, would argue that women are long support for women's liberation males 65.9% 27.6% 6.5% supported the women's you say you do or do not overdue in receiving equal rights movement females 68.1% 25.6% 6.3% m . V liberation movement slightly outnumbered those who did not, a substantial majority felt that support the women's liberation movement?" The students responded: with men and demands are not extreme. What do you think that their are the Women's ■ v r Sorority to give — some of the demands made by do support 47.3% Liberation movement leaders the movement's leaders are too do not support 44.3% too extreme in their demands or extreme. no opinion 8.2% not?" The students replied: yes, leaders demands 66.8% no, not extreme are too extreme 26.9% in food to families ■ H opinion 6.3% Bra no The results shown above The Delta Zeta Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority will distribute Thanksgiving baskets to 50 needy black families in ■V -IV jfl 1 i would seem to indicate that while many students do, in fact, Lansing Nov. 23 and Nov. 24. Denise Humphrey, Detroit senior and chairman of the i \ favor more rights for women, a sorority's substantial percentage of Culture Committee said the recipients of the baskets have not women's liberation supporters been selected yet, but some of the families will be chosen from feel that at least some of their leaders' demands lists submitted by their representative Jackie Vaughn. graduate sorors in Lansing and state Star ga may be too much to ask. The sorority will be soliciting donations of food from local An analysis of the opinions grocery stores. The baskets will contain turkeys, canned goods, fresh fruit, eggs, fresh Members of the Lansing Astronomic Society stand waiting to gaze into expressed only by those who vegetables, cake mix, bread and milk. one of the two large or The sorority, which consists of several of the small indicated their support for the approximately 50 women, has telescopes at the Fenner Arboretum. not given women's liberation movement Thanksgiving baskets before. State News photo by Milton Horst disclosed that nearly half (47%) of the women's liberation CAPITOL CITY Group plans airport expansion By KEN KRELL Editorial Editor - County Airport Authority is City Airport to the authority, the entire amount will have to be levied. and "United Airlines made drastic cuts in came moving ahead with plans for area but because the airport theii air travel facility expansion. Sharpe said the airport has not schedules. Now. do we need the Despite its defeat in two authority proposal was defeated counties in the Nov. 3 election, The State of Michigan has in Clinton and Eaton counties, operated at a deficit in over facility right away? This is t what was originally to be the Tri three years but added that it was depressed time for air travel! already turned control of Capital the authority now includes only Brown up to the authority to decide said. "One of the (its Ingham County and the City of how much, if any, of the tax things the authority wants tod Lansing. is to take a lk at the air should be levied. TEN ne< Capitol City Airport was the of the area." But James Ramseys, of the only airport owned by the state. A bill by Rep. Thomas Sharpe, Michigan Aeronautical Originally, the plans to expand the runway and termini! R-Howell, would have turned Commission, anticipates that the facilities were at United Airlines the airport over to an authority authority will move ahead WHEEL comprised of members of the Clinton, Eaton and Ingham County Boards of rapidly with expansion plans, and the City of Lansing and Ingham County will have to foot the bill. request. Expanded facilities an| needed for the airport to handl increased traffic from 727s and the runway must Commissioners, and the Lansing Ramseys explained, however, strengthened to handle the large! City Council, upon approval by DRIVE those bodies. two The bill stipulated that if any parties agreed to the that only one tax will be applied to Lansing residents. They will not be taxed twice for being jets on a regular basis. United Airlines cut back itj scheduled flights because of i both national depression in air trave| authority, the state would turn Lansing and Ingham not because Capitol City lacked control over to local control and County residents. the expanded facilities. Unite* GIANT BLOW-UP 2x3 ft. Poster (black & ownership. So the ownership of Capitol Airport manager Russell Brown doesn't think the Capitol also cut back services at 18othej airports. white) City Airport, and any other area City expansion will cost Ingham Brown said the problem no^ Send any black & white or color photo airports in the future, is now in County residents more, now that up to 8x10" (no negatives please) to: the hands of a board comprised confronting the authority of members of the Lansing City they have to go it alone without that, since United cut bat RONALD JAYE Poster Service Clinton and Eaton counties. P.O. Box 4 3 Council and Ingham County flights, it may be cheaper j Plainview, N.Y. 11803 Board of Commissioners. The original expaasion plans build satellite airports in tkf involved strengthening the outlying area, rather thi Enclose cash, check or money Ingham County joined the order (no C.O.D.'s) in the runways at Capitol City, strengthen the Capitol CilJ authority by a vote in the Nov. 3 expanding the terminal facilities amount of $3.50 for each runway. blowup. general election, and Lansing and constructing satellite Original Even without the larger jeti material joined by approval from the City returned Council. airports throughout the area to the runway would have to I NAME- handle noncommercial and strengthened to handle all thl One college does more undamaged. Satisfaction guaranteed. Allow 30 ADDRESS- The bill states that three fourths of a mill could be levied - charter traffic. Brown explained that the area traffic, Brown said, satellite airports could drain ol bul days for delivery. Add 450 on the participating parties, but than broaden horizons. It for postage & handling. CITY -STATE. -ZIP. 141 no one involved seems to think authority will now have to re-examine those plans, not some of Capitol City's and possibh be cheaper. traffij because the authority is less One of the areas tentative! sails to them, and beyond. inclusive but because of United Airlines' flight cutbacks last discussed for near a MSU, to handle satellite airport if University Now there's a way for you to know the world around you first-hand. A way to JLs\ month. and East Lansing traffic. things you've read 203 E. GRAND RIVER ARTHUR TRCHCHER'S about, and study ~j THE ORIGINAL Ti&b as you go. The way is a college Sale! that uses the Parthenon as a TVfaf . . . classroom for 100% Wool Vest ARTHUR TREACHER'S a lecture on Greece, and illustrates and Fall '71 semesters. Spring Ti*l) ? 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Evenings 351-6611. 10-11-17 2-11-13 1970 BSA Victor, beautiful ,FOR SALE condition, STUDIO AND one bedroom, GIBSON GUITAR. Cost helmet, $775, best, need money. ' $200, $145 Animals CORVAIR 484 1003. 3-11-12 WANTED: ONE girl winter, spring furnished, parking. 351-6586 including case. Like MONZA. Convertible, term 5-11-13 new. for spacious 489-3849 after 5 Mobile Homes red. 1964. four - speed. $300. 3-man. p.m. 2-11-12 Phone 353-4099. 3-11-13 University Terrace. Call 337-2148 .PERSONAL Auto Service & Parts after 3 p.m. 2-11-13 Houses TWO WIGS: One medium blond, one . PEANUTS PERSONAL FAI CON, 1966. 39,000 grayish - white. Worn only once. miles. FURNISHED ONE bedroom, near $30 each. 393-4376. 5-11-12 . REAL ESTATE Automatic. Power steering. Radio. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 1 downtown Lansing. $695. 332-4313. 2-11-13 Kalamazoo Street Carpeted, air - bedroom homo .recreation . . . Since 1940. conditioned, laundry facilities. November ole, from BANJO 4 string, Banner Blue, Complete auto painting and . ough June 15. $145 plus electricity. Immediate (SERVICE FIAT, late 1968. 850 Sport collision service. IV 5-0256. C $115 and utilities. No pets. IV excellent playing condition. $60. Coupe. occupancy. Phone Walter Neller 372-8158,3-11-13 Typing Service Low mileage. Mint condition p. Co. 489-6561; weekends 2-9805.3-11-12 AT ME L'S i. transportation $1025. Call 655-1147. 1-11-12 American we repair all cars. If we foreign ancf evenings, 393-0206. 7-11-20 or TWO BEDROOM furnished KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt can't fix it, it house. 2 |.WANTED FIAT, 850 Spyder, 1970. Must sell, can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O NEAR MSU. New, one bedroom blocks from campus. Married stereo receiver. Fisher TX 100 stereo amp. Wharfedale going in service. 353-1977.4-11-13 couple or 2 or 3 singles. Call speaker DEADLINE apartment. Furnished, carpeted, 332-8760.3-11-12 set. Garrard lab 80 changer. 1 P.M. one class day FORD 1965. Convertible, Galaxie Aviation air - conditioned, quiet, lots of Empire turntable. Dual HS33 parking. No pets. $160 SOUTWEST side. 5800 Pheasant. 2 compact stereo before publication. Cancellations - 12 noon 500. Power steering, brakes. 485-6769, 3 - 7 p.m. X-5-11-18 $700. FRANCIS AVIATION: learn in the PIPER So easy to 'this must be twam mm ZOM and electricity. 351-9397. 5-11-18 per month Deposit. bedrooms, $135 per month plus amps, tuners, set. STEREO, receivers, tape CHEROKEE. utilities. Newly redecorated. recorders, tape decks, 150 used one class day before Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Excellent yard. Quiet 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, FORD 1966. Galaxie. V-8 TWO GIRLS winter. 2 neighborhood. 300 used albums. T.V.'s, publication. automatic. Power. New tires and 3-man. bedroom, Pets permitted. radios, Close, reasonable. GEORGE C. walkie - talkies, wall tapestries. BUBOLZ, phone muffler. Must sell. $675. •8 p.m. 3-11-16 353-7099, 6 Employment U6 351-1846. 3-11-16 REALTOR, 332-1248, 332-4605^ 484-8916. 5-11-17 Equipment tested and guaranteed. Save 3558255 EXPERIENCED money by swapping. BABYSITTER in TWO, 2-bedroom apartments WILCOX SECONDHAND RATES FORD 1965. Blue 6 my home for small infant. available for MALE OR female wanted for cylinder, Hours either faculty house. STORE, 509 East Michigan, standard. Extra clean. First $365. for winter term. 9:30 No deposit. 1 day $1.50 a.m. - 5:30 members or married graduate $70/month. Own 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday 351-3567. 5-11-18 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. students. All utilities paid, room. Run of house. 351-3485. thru Saturday. C 15c per word day except per Provide own transportation. For Rent For Rent electricity. New building, quiet. 3-11-13 3 days $4.00 FORD 1964 Van Camper $170 per month. For further conversion. 332-2154. 10-11-24 NEW 3 bedroom duplex. 4 ON FRIDAY we will have a Bix/Lux Best offer, 13'/2c per word per day 627-9870, after 6:30 NEEDED ONE girl for four man. information, call 372-8586. 707 students, seminar featuring the new 71/2R $55 per person. 4 blocks from 5 days $6.50 p.m. 8-11-20 TEACHERS - ELEMENTARY Apartments $60/month. 351-8882. 5-11-16 East Mount Hope. 5-11-18 MSU. 1 137 Beech Street. receiver. Henry Frommell, chief 13c per word per day principal, several college openings. designer and engineer, will be here HENRY J, 1952. Collector's item. NEED 3 girls to sublet winter 351-1526.5-11-13 Elementary vocal, some in area. FREE MONTH'S rent. 1 man for term. to answer all your questions on (based on 10 words per ad) $400. Call 351-2974. CLINE TEACHER Reduced 3-11-13 AGENCY, 129 Cedar Village 4 rates. Cedar ONE GIRL for 5 man. Close. Bix / Lux products. HI-FI East CEDAR GREENS man. Occupancy Village, Winter, BUYS, Grand River, 332-5079. December 1. No rent until 332-2163. 5-11-18 spring. After 5 p.m. 351-7963. 1101 Grand River. 2-11-12 Peanuts Personals must be HORNET, SST 1970. January Stick. Only 5-11-18 1. Call 351-6877. 3-11-12 10-11-13 prepaid. 7,000 miles. $1800 or best 1 Bedroom Furnished NEEDED: QUIET offer. gentleman for Call 351-8250. 3-11-16 HOUSEKEEPER: ONE MAN wanted for Cedar large two GIRL NEEDED to sublease PART time. $1.70 man. 351-2286.3-11-16 winter. There will be a 50c service Village per hour. Short Term Leases Apartment. Call Dave, 332-3452. Close. 351-2449. 5-11-17 and 377-0719, ADPi bookkeeping charge if JAGUAR 420 sedan 1967. Dark Sorority. 2-11-13 3-11-12 NEEDED: ONE man for four man. this ad is not paid within blue, air conditioning, automatic Cedar Village luxury apartment. TWO GIRLS needed for house 1 mile one week. transmission, AM-FM radio, BABYSITTER: Call 351-8631 SOUTH $67. 351-2286. 3-11-16 from campus. Own TUESDAY, END. Furnished. Utilities rooms, no leather interior. A beautiful Thursday. 10 - 3, plus one night. lease. 351-2627. 5-11-18 The State News will high - paid. Boys only. Parking. be speed WANTED: touring car. BROOKS Salary or room. 332-3357. TF Available winter term. IV 2-6677. ONE man to sublease LIBRARY BOOKS responsible only for the IMPORTED CARS, 482-1473. CAMELOT APARTMENTS, 4901 3-11-13 winter, spring term. 2 TWO PEOPLE for 4-man house. used. 40,000. 10c man, 2 - 50c each. Call first day's incorrect 3-11-13 OWN HOURS. Part or full time. South Pennsylvania. QUIET bedroom. University Villa. $95 $37.50/month. Own room. 669-9311.3-11-13 Please call 372-1648. 2-11-13 location for married, grad students TWO lease for $75. Howard, Okemos area. 351-1853. 3-11-16 insertion. GIRLS. Winter term. 351-1577 BUY, SELL MUSTANG 1967. Yellowconvertible. and faculty. ONE bedroom after 7 p.m. 5-11-18 stereos. MAGNOLIA University Terrace. Reduced rates. THUNDERPUSSY Excellent condition, 35,000 miles. PART TIME furnished. $150 ONE PERSON needed for warm STUDENT employment: 12 - 20 monthly. Call Candy, 332-4102. 5-11-17 STEREO CO-OP, $1195.339-2936.4-11-13 hours per Immediate ONE house. $60/month. Own room. 217 Ann, week. Automobile possession. Call BEDROOM, furnished. 139 Cedar, East 351-7355. Call 'til 2 a.m. 5-11-17 required. 351-5800. O in age r. 393-8657 or FOX NEED ROOMMATE. Big $115-month. Includes heat, water. Lansing. Peace. discount PLYMOUTH SPORTS ITY W-11-18 Satellite 'MANAGEMENT, for-4- man modern apartment A utomotive 1968. Vinyl roof, air, and most extras. Best 355-1011. 3-11-13 offer over $1650. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY: If are willing to work, own hours, part or full time. Please call 372-1648. you 372-1954 O OKEMOS NEAR, two bedrooms. Adjacent campus. To girl willing to cook and housekeep. 351-2065. L Deposit. No ONE 482-6383. 2-11-13 OR two children, pets. Rooms COSCO PLAYPEN, S12. Sizefc 10 formal, $25. Sweaters, 351-7335. 3-11-13 *'S2. 1600 6-11-13 3-11-13 girls for four man. Tl. 1968. Very rare Second floor. Stove and Close, winter term. 332-1741. MOSRITE Model. 118 hp, wide PLYMOUTH DUSTER. 1970. Six refrigerator GRADUATE MALE: SOLID body. Eko Dunlop radials. Excellent wheels, HOUSEKEEPER, Rural with furnishp;^N Garage. CEDAR VILLAGE: Sublet 2-man, 2-11-13 Single room, 12-string, S150 cylinder. Take over payments and PART time. gar^iV^Vdce. Ten kitchenette. Quiet. each. Tenor sax, 2 $60/per week, plus room and winter and/or spring. 351-1215. Mornings or 650x13 condition, never abused. $250 cash, or $1650 cash. minutes to LOVELY FURNISHED, evenings. IV 2-8304. 5-11-16 studded snow trades considered. 484-4315 after $2000, board. Live-in. Okemos utilities. Mr^Vi25. Pay own 3-11-13 efficiency, 355-6329. 1-11-11 tires. 694-8734.5-11-16 area. 65.-6122, evenings. 915 Lilac, $120 plus electricity, 6p.m. 5-11-18 351-6729. 3-11-13 5-11-12 available now. 351-5696. 3-11-12 Y.M.C.A. GIRL NEEDED for 3 man, two — ROOMS for young men POLICE •PONTIAC 1967. 4 door or women. MONITORS, Sonai FR 103, Catalina. PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per LARGE bedroom apartment. Call Membership privileges. special sale. $29,95 pADILLAC 1967 Automatic, FURNISHED 2 person ROOMMATE WANTED. $60 & up, plus — two door, power steering, power week. Car necessary. Call efficiency 351-1383. 3-11-13 Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, crystals. MAIN medium green, 43,000 j snow miles, new brakes. 2 barrel. $1480. Phone 351-7319 for interview. C apartment. Close to utilities. Own room. Beautiful gym. Student 5558 South ELECTRONICS, tires. See Dale campus. Call 372-6 1 28 apartment. rates. 489-6501. O Pennsylvania Avenue, Brookman, 332-2207.5-11-13 ONE GIRL needed Evenings except MSU busdriver. FAST GROWING afternoons. 5-11-17 for 3 - man. Tuesday. 31214 S. Lansing. C $2495. 5-11-13 company now has Winter, spring. Holmes, near ROOMS 10 minutes from PONTIAC 1968 Firebird. Excellent openings for several full time men. Cheap. Close. Sparrow Hospital. 5-11-16 campus. I&MAR0 CONVERTIBLE, condition. 3 speed console. Radio. Also 2 part time HASLETT AREA. Spacious 2 351-2367. 2-11-12 Completely furnished. 372-8077 IBM SELECTRIC, used 6 1967. 4 positions open. before 4 p.m. C months. speed. Call 371-1913 between 10 bedroom. Fully carpeted, Greek and P1 Must sell. 958 Hubbard, Mileage 22,500. Asking $2100. a.m.-4 luxury. ONE GIRL winter spring. Riverside WANTED: FOURTH girl for Cedar ef\\_D 1 balls, wide 353-8361. 3-11-13 Call 372-2594. 3-11-16 p.m. only. C New GE appliances. Air Village. Preferably grad student. SINGLE carriage. C^V after p.m. East. Walking distance. $62.50. ROOM near for conditioner, garbage disposal. 351-3806.5-11-16 campus 484-7087. 5-11-12 351-1156. 3-11-13 male in private home. 337-1487. Married couples. $140 .AMAR0 1969. RS Automatic. 350 $155. so\°oody. For Rent - 3-11-13 great. Good 339-2490 for appointment. TWO GIRLS or married couple to MORE FUN in the sun cu, in. Phone 699-2252. 3-11-16 $200. NEEDED: with Sun 5-11-12 ONE girl. New Cedar Shades. OPTICAL 355-2997.5-11-16 sublease Meadowbrook Trace DISCOUNT, RENT A TV and watch your favorite Village. Starting winter. Call SINGLE FOR responsible man. Near 2615 East |HEVR0LET Apartments. Completely Michigan Avenue. 1964, 4-door, 6 3 or 4 332-1431. 5-11-17 campus. $10. 332-1746. 3-11-16 372-7409. C-11-13 ROADRUNNER 1968. Green, dark program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, man apartment to sublease. furnished. $130 per month. Call cylinder, standard shift. Good Winter green vinyl top. Also chromes. 337-130°. C and spring. 1 block off 393-4732.3-11-12 condition. $295. 626-6365. SUBLET 2 bedroom COMFORTABLY INFLATABLE 882-5320. 2-1 1-12 campus. Cheap. 337-9312. 5-11-12 apartment, FURNISHED PLASTIC 3-11-16 TV RENTALS. Color and black Meadowbrook Trace room in modern home. FURNITURE. immediately. ^ and WANTED ONE man for winter term. Female. Chairs, sofas, SIMCA 1967. 4 door. Stick. Good white. MARSHALL MUSIC 393-6841. 3-11-13 No smoking. $45. hassocks. All THREE ROOM apartment, Cedar Village. 337-9403. 4-11-13 351-8994. colors. 337-9215, HEVR0LET 1961 condition. 355-0125 or 355-7763. COMPANY, 351-7830. carpeted, 2-11-13 - $75. Engine C air noon - midnight. 0-11-18 conditioned, unfurnished | 90od, body fair. 5800 Richwood 5-11-13 except refrigerator and stove. One WANTED: 2 men for furnished luxury I Dr. Apartment 68, behind MOBILE HOME - 12' x 47', two block from A & P store. Adults. 4-man. No deposit no lease. $52.50 EAST LANSING near campus. One ONE - TWO girls. Comfort. Privacy. CHEST, $12.95. Stove, S12.95. Bishop's TRIUMPH TR 250, 1968. Loaded. bedroom, furnished. Large, airy Minutes from campus. 337-1525 Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, S19.95. Furniture on bedrooms, available December 332-4886. 5-11-17 each. 339-2753. 4-11-13 Pennsylvania. Wire wheels. Excellent condition. 13th. East Grand River. 332-8776. 353-6485. 5-11-18 ABC 5-11-18 rooms. Air conditioned. or SECONDHAND STORE, 489-5988, days. 3-11-16 3-11-13 NO DEPOSIT. Beautifully 1208 Turner. C NEED ONE man to sublet. University Villa. maintained. Select pEVROLET 1948. Right Sublease. 2 CLOSE. FURNISHED. Great shape. next to bedroom. Call clientele. Lease. 332-3135 Student rust. Must sell. VOLKSWAGEN 1969. STROBE LIGHT rentals by the campus. 337-0224 or ELECTROLUX 111-18 132'/a Seal. Excellent night 5-11-17 332-0466.5-11-16 882-6549. O _house.$40 332-3357/[F._ cleaner with all TANK vacuum condition. $1595. 355-8033. or weekend. Call MARSHALL accessories. Real 5-11-18 TWO GIRLS needed winter, spring. NEED WANT ADS are like a surprise good condition. Powerful suction. MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. THREE OR four students needed to ONE girl winter, spring. Haslett Arms Apartments. Call package! Check today's Cost $100 new, will sell for C-1-11-12 sublease attractive furnished University Terrace. Call Beth, $15. HEVR0LET BELAIR, 1962. VOLKSWAGEN 1966. 337-2464 5-11-16 332-4102.5-11-13 "PERSONALS" and see! Call 882-8932. 4-11-13 I Rebuilt brake Fastback apartment near campus from drums, new shocks. 1600. Good condition. Engine TV RENTALS — Students only. Low FLAT TO Power January to June. Call after 4 p.m., let: 4 man, $50 each. NEED TWO steering, brakes. Uses oil. completely overhauled. Call monthly and term rates. Call girls sublet Winter / S15°. or 332-6735.3-11-12 Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 Spring term. 3-11-13 best offer. 332-4543 353-7896 or 366-2789._2J_1J 3_ 351-7900 to reserve UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C yours. WANTED — GIRLS or guys to sublet days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C 351-2225.5-11-13 $55 month. CROSSWORD £ D ERNE ( T, VOLKSWAGEN EVR0LET IMPALA. condition. $400 1964.. or best Good offer. TV RENTALS, $8.50/month. Free great man. apartment winter term. 2 Call 332-0670, after 4 THREE term. MAN apartment. Walking distance Winter MEADOWBROOK TRACE. 4 man PUZZLE L OMp Tj speed Excellent SST 1966. 4 condition. 351 -2386 after 3 p.m. 5-11-13 deliveries. Call SELCO 5-11-13 p.m. $65. 351 -3117. 5 11-12 to campus. sublet. Open December 15. Call ACROSS 31. Malt drink l-bstro! 351 228 6. 393-3322.5-11-16 l I S SE N 3-11-12 VOLKSWAGEN COMMUNICATIONS, 372-4948. Large umbrella 32. Something SEDAN, 1968. C 5. Curved letter Light blue, AM-FM. $1350. Call puzzling 8. Artificial 2 Pair Portable EVROLET 1959. 355-6121. 3-11-13 34. Messenger 9ood Friendly. Needs language 36. Reticule home. Best offer. COUNT ON CLASSIFIED 351-4571, ll.Hodgepodge 37. Pilot's flight evenings. 3-11-13 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent ADS."They sell good things you condition. 34,000 miles. $1100 or don't need for cash! Dial 355-8255 12. Greensward record ^VY 1955 best offer. 663 8069. 3-11-12 now! 13. Negative prefix 39. Mast Ski Racks V-8. Excellent body 14. condition. Best offer. 325 West Dropsy plant 43. Twilight 15. Automaton 47. Spice •awassee, Apartment 2, Lansing. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS 311-13 are now leasing student 17. Dirk 48. Varnish units. These 18. Small violin 53. spacious luxury apartments are completely ingredient tnglish river 4. Grapefruit 19. Connection 49. Turmeric flVETTE, carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Fit trunks of all cars and DOWN 5. Shade tret YELLOW 1969. 2 tops, 23. Roofing 50. Beige 6. Vast amount <'• tn power. 14,700 miles, furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and material 51. Termite 1. Seamen 7. cedent hard top roofs of all Bag *>■11-12 condition. 627-6242. individual control • central air conditioning. These four man foreign cars. 26. Chant 52. Part of a 2. Wolfhound 8. First letter 30. Publicize 3.5.280 feet triangle 9. Put on units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure Imsi Lansing's 10 Person Finest 1 2 3 Special $0 4 time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated 5 6 7 e 16 Instant success 95 9 »o STUDENT residence Now Offering swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you It t?. fy 13 20. Possessive H0RT term leases - want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKIiMG. !AM call today. There are units starting at $70/month per man. •4 i 15 %»6 21. 22. ad)PCtlve Missive Make sweaters vT- tnc 2-man units Uri°Us I fj (3rd person •7 24. Extend '& ie slightly add.) modelOPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1$ % %% 25 26. Blunder % Y/, % * Lowered Move-In Cost 21 22 25 Graph FQR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 27. Palm leaf •Pot ,0 Ca,,,pus •o?M ()fJ,ndSight 2f> 27 A 30 28 Ignore Pa"V Lounge MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-644I furniture, 31 29. Medieval shield La,i)etinq 32 *3 % t SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 33 Fate oish '"'o'iances, Incl. 35. Cosmic cycle washer MINS AVAILABLE. 35 44 ' '",ess'°nal Management l/v; iy VA %%% 38. 40. Sweetheait Meter 3 "" 'A dir> *2 apartments 'Av/< «»3 VA 4, 45 47 41 held 42. Def .idant in d Sunday6 °Pen U ' 6 Dai'y automotive "(8 & SO law 43. Anything 31 Burcham of Dr. V» mile East MA NA CEMENT EXCI. USIVEL Y B Y specialists 51 52 i extravagant % 53 Abbott Rd. 4" Front J "one 351.79.19 Alco Management Company between 526 N. LARCH michigan a saginaw 45. By birth 46. Choke 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, N„v,.n,|, For Sale Personal it's what's HOOVER SPIN - washer $80. STUDENTS: EUROPE for Cosco play^O^* '2. Size 10 Christmas, Easter or Summer? formal $25. 3o I -7335. 5-11-13 Employment opportunities, economy flights, discounts. Write SPOTMATIC 1 x 4, 3.5-28 and for information (air mail). 135mm lenses. Call 351-4370. ANGLO AMERICA 5 11-13 GEORGE TOTH SUEDE and LEATHER The ftyk you want - ASSOCIATION. 60a Pyle Street, CUSTOM TAILORING SHOP Cleaning and Refinishing for thtit tpedal date! Newport I.W. England. 1-11-12 SHURE VOCAL Master PA. Ampeg guitar amplifier. 351-9427 or Okemos EMto - Diane alterations, custom tailoring, repair 351-8324. 10-11-18 Btmity Salon AFFLUENCE - guaranteed workmanship Dry Cleaners •Com ptete HMr car* ITALIAN STYLE The MSU Baha'is Club and the East VOX VISCOUNT 124 West Grand River, E. Lansing 21 S3 Hamilton Road $1.00 service charge per THANKSGIVING amplifier, 60 watts Abow1 Cunningham** Lansing Baha'i Community will join Families Hnu RMS. Reverb, tremelo, 3 channels. 351-4330 Okemos 332-0611 CD >-243« . 210% Abbott Rd. Italian car maker. Gerruccio insertion — to be pre¬ millions around the world tonight in have invited in several rura| *°UDAV. Best offer. Greg 339-8750. Lamborghini, screens MSU foreion paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 commemorating the 153rd spend „ 3-11-13 MARSH QUAINT SHOP WARREN'S SHOES WASH DAY SAVINGS potential customer's for his anniversary of the Birth of the Thanksgiving wnh class day before. their 25c per load $30,000 car by having them Prophet Founder of the Baha'i Faith, married homes. Any Slna|(1 ^« SOFA, LAMPS, 3 complete sets of * Needlepoint A Accessories Fmndor Th* beat for lev order it sight unseen and pass Baha'u'llah. There will be a dinner couple children is invited. or f! V"4 twin beds. Vacuum cleaner, floor * * Knitting Yarn* NEWLY ARRIVED Special Texaa Washer SOc a test. His aim is to make it "If my people, which are called by party held in the "Hunt Room" at °f $5 P«r A reai«"V * Antiques student polisher, and carpet sweeper. * Haviland China A. WENDRCH W'S ECONOWASH the world's most exclusive the Capital Park Quality Motel, 500 or Lamps cover 339-9473. 2-11-12 Eaton Rapid* Wide selection of Shoe Boots M>06 Vine St. car. my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn S. Capital in Lansing, beginning at 8 information transportation C(L V"1 663-582 1 Over 40 styles 7 i.m. to 11|I*."*-,' blk. W. of Sear* p.m. that is open to the public. Dr. Carol and reqistra, F< from their wicked ways; then will I WOMEN'S SHOES slightly used, Keyvan Nazerian will speak on "The Thompson, jjf For the less exclusive buyer hear from heaven, and will forgive International Center, 355 ® excellent condition. Size 8'/* B, Life of Baha'u'llah" and the Baha'i various prices and styles. Also two CONTACT LENS Louis BEAI3 CRAFTS, who needs to buy a car with their sin, and will heal their land. 2 Beauty Salon Chronicles 7:14." There will be a film "A New Wind," a documentary blonde wigs, 353-3626. 5-11-17 SERVICES DECOUP)IGE SUPPLIES, his eyes wide open, the State on the Baha'i Faith by award winning Specializing in customize hair - News Classified Ads are meeting for all MSU Christians, 7 director George C. Stoney, will be Are D. M. DEAN, an ART RE PRODUCTIONS You ready HARDLY USED Elec. shaping. 226 Abbott Road. MSU's guide to good value in p.m., room 31, Union, tonight. f0r , . . typewriter. shown. Baha'is regard Baha'u'llah as Salvation will be 210 Abbott Rd. candle making supplies coming Original price $190. Will consider Open evenings Thurs. & used autos. Whether you're the latest, though not the last of ,0 best offer. 332-1865, after 6 p.m. Suite #16 Friday. Other days 9 - 5. Enfield' s Incorporated looking for a luxury sedan or Management people are needed in God's messengers who come as divine r* ,0 excitement P«*ent a previ^J 5-11-17 332-6563 332-2369. 693 M-43, Ofcwnos. 337-7505 an economy car it pays to hospitals, too. Hear Mr. Neumann, educators to mankind. Baha'u'llah group has the in new rock I Administrator of Sparrow Hospital store The ^ HEAD SKIS. Standard 6'3". Also. NORTON'S • EYES EXAMINED CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES check the Want Ads first! speak on "Hospital Administration." Presented by MSU Management Club, over 100 years ago universal education and stressed that called for togetherness" presenting f„ur group ' J"1 «" Winchester 20 gauge shotgun. the thing of paramount importance eighteen • GLASSES many patt enu of molding IF YOU like to give extra service look tonight, 7:30 p.m.. Teak Room, song score Model 37 Junior and 22 caliber Frandor Shell Station. Major in education is character training. He - • CONTACT LENS for more employees with a Want Eppley Center. tonight at The Pub (West 513-T Remington target rifle. repairs including muffler and established definite at 7:00- 7:30 p.n,; Circle 351-6804.3-11-13 brake work. Mechanic on DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist BOB JONES PAINTS Ad. Dial 355-8255 today! ARE YOU READY principles to guide the educators of the future. He Snyde, £ FOR WASHER, PERFECT save $100 duty. All State Road Service. Co-Optical Services Fa»t Service - The Price ia Right SALVATION? Tomorrow night taught that God is one, all religions 8vYouHubbard Halify - 3024 E. Saginaw. 489-8010. 677-8141 Mason Peanuts Personal are in reality one, and that mankind 915 9.15- HI 10 over new one; two like new 5218 S. Logan. 393-4230 marks the opening of in entertainment. The New a new concept Players, a is one. There will be no charge for unreal sound. P.m. won't belief111 mirrored bathroom cabinets. the dinner but those who plan to G. FREISMUTH, Abortion, and totally student production company, Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S Lincoln National Ufa BUD'S attend are requested to call SALVATION OPENS Homeaof The Grad Plan COLLEGE TRAVEL friends: My Gables birthday last will present the new rock musical 351-4034 for reservations or ride N'GHT. Salvation was first TOMorR()i POOL TABLE, BIKE 50cc, Watch for "THfe HAT" AUTO PARTS Thursday was unbelievablel 21 "Salvation." "Salvation" written by present| Dishwasher, games, toys, clothes, on ABC-TV Late Model /Motors and OFFICE Thanks, Cindy 1-11-12 C. C. Courtney and Peter Link information. in off New York City and " luggage, skates, lamps, includes the hit song "If You Let Me Broadway for two years |tM Wide World of Sports parts s speciality 130 West Grand River Blvd, Abrams Planetarium presents A.R.C. followed by encyclopedia, books, records, etc. Vicki, Good evening. Try for two? Make Love To You Then Why Can't I a successful sin dm 70. Lights and live rock in the unique Nice gifts. 669-3342.3-11-12 351-8811 Halfway between Holt and 351-6010 1-11-12 Touch You?" (as recorded this run in Los Angeles. MSUisthef. Mason atmosphere of the planetarium sky school in the on N. Cedar 694-2154 i summer by Ronnie Dyson). The one nation to present Hi MISSA JOHN Happiest of Birthdays, theatre. Featuring the hard rock rock musical GIBSON FIREBIRD Guitar. Good and one • half hour musical . . . The vino sound of MAGIC, the futuristic sights musical numbers in the condition. Triple pickups. Best style "Sam." 1-11-12 production has been described by showing of The New Eye See the Light Show the hit offer. Phone 353-7904, after 5 p.m. This Space Is For Rent! MSU Volunteer Rap Hour Shouldn't You Be Clive Barnes of the New York Times recording of Ronnip Oyj# CASTLE HAGADORN: You're low, Co. A vast hemisphere of sound and "If You Let Me Make S-5-11-16 "non stop bounce!" The show Love To Vo Every Thursday 3 - 5 p.m. as - Using This Space? low, incredibly low! We don't incorporates two casts of eight special lighting effects that are Then Why Can't I Touch You?"ft MSU Volunteer Bureau original recording is SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Call 355-8255. believe how low you are! 1-11-12 coming together to experience the definitely together. MAGIC will be on the Cap* Brand Room 26 Student Services on stage in the front of the Label). The MSU new portables — $49.95, CALL 355-8255! excitement of sight and sound! The cast has 353-4400 planetarium chamber, delivering the been described as $5.00 per month. Large selection show is a multi media presentation being "sincere I of NOW!! Recreation - sound of hard rock as you lay back in honest." "The people are reconditioned used machines. and includes the "Braintree" light not ji Singers, Whites, Necchis, New show, your reclining seat and let the music acting a role but that they an eight piece rock group, and are n«i Home & "Many Others." $19.95 to BAR M Stable: Horse drawn and flashing lights reach out and take they portray." "Sincerity is j eight singer - actor • movers. $39.95. hayrides. Group rates on riding. your mind. Program times are strongest attribute." Terms. EDWARDS For Sale "Salvation" needs you to make it Something lit DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, For Sale For Sale Boarding, instruction. 127 South happen. Come together in the Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; Friday, 7:30 & "Salvation has long been lacking 0 9:30 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 and 9:30 the MSU 1115 North Washington, to Barnes, left. 5898814. Erickson Kiva November 13, 14, 15, campus. "Salvation 489-6448. C-11-12 PERSIAN RUG 10x6'10", beautiful, ST. BERNARD Pups. Registered. 4 10-11-13 p.m., Nov. 12, 13, 14, 19, 20, 21. simply eight with-it people suffeti MARLETTE 1964. 10 x 50. 2 20, 21 and 22 and experience what Tickets are $2.00 at the Union and from common rare patterns. $800, best offer. weeks old, good markings. Call everyone will soon be into. Don't hang-ups (sexui bedrooms, furnished. Good 63 USED SEW MACHINES 351-3434 between 4 and 8 p.m. 482-5887, weekdays after 6 p.m. CHRISTMAS BREAK miss Salvation! Nothing but HAIR the planetarium and are also sold at joining together to participate in 1 condition. Phone 487-0261. the door. A.R.C. 70, a totally new unreal experience of sight and Portables and console models, $10.00 3-11-16 Anytime weekends. 2-11-13 5-11-17 IN SPAIN could ever measure up to the show in sou# dimension in planetarium "Salvation needs to make up. ELECTRO GRAND either sound or togetherness. The you SEW-VAC Center, 804 East Book Sale LABRADOR RETRIEVERS: $209.00 entertainment. happen. Come together at J ROYCRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, audience is asked to become a part of OLD AND Rare Books. Paperback Registered black pups available. 9 Days Limited Space Erickson Kiva on November 13,1 Michigan, Lansing, Hours, 9 a.m. - air • conditioned, furnished, the show and is urged to join in the 9 p.m. Saturday, 9-12 noon. sale, 50% off. Hardbacks, 25c and Vaccinated and wormed. Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 On Thursday evening, Nov. 12, the 15, 20, 21, or 22 and experiert behind Gables. 351-3415. happenings. Tickets at the Union, what everone will soon be C-11-13 up. Used Textbooks, 25 - 75% off 641-6201. 2-11-13 Jim Hartle 353-6959 Lums, Marshall College of Engineering is holding really im 10-11-25 Music, State Ten big performances in si* We buy all books their annual Fall Open House night anytime. Discount, Alberts, Grinnells, and BOA COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADS! - between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m. The Sunday performance will I 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, GIBSON'S, THE USED CONSTRICTOR. Cage 1969 BUDDY 12x60. Lived in 10 Chess King for $2. So don't let the BOOKSTORE, 1 block west of included and first meal. 353-7664. They help rent vacancies fast. Dial Faculty and students will be available staged for the benefit of tl canisters and uprights. Guaranteed months. Corner lot. Sycamore moment slip by. "Salvation" will Union. 0-11-12 3-11-16 355-8255 today. to describe the laboratory Listening Ear and the Dn full year. $7.88 and up. create a tremendous impact on the one Park, Mason. 15 minutes from Education Center. Tickets are S2» conservative MSU campu% demonstrations and discuss the DENNIS DISTRIBUTING . campus. Jim Byrnes, 351-0400.. Make sure CUSTOM COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 450 BUILT Stereo will hold THREE MONTH Beagle to 2-11-13 Real Estate ™ you take an active part. various majors available in the will be sold all this week and next albums. Phone 482-7285. home. Some shots, paper traced. college. Some highlights of the the Union, Lums, Marshall Mus Opposite City Market. C-11-12 2-11-13 Lively and intelligent. 337-0482. FOR SALE by owner: evening will include an exhibit and Chess King, Alberts, Grinnells,# Lovely 6 room 5-11-17 Lost & Found home, large yard, double garage, Watkins Glen 1970. The MSU-SCC explanation of MSU TRIGA nuclear State Discount. 1970SINGER $56.00 WILSON STAFF Golf Clubs. Good distinctive baths, bright basement presents Martin Herstein of Mercedes reactor, game playing programs Cas^" with walnet sew table, used just condition. Phone 393-4107 after 6 MINIATURE LOST: BROWN wallet atJethroTull Benz in one of our finest programs MECHA DACHSHUNDS. 7 with fireplace. Call 489-0371 - against the computer, a bench model Chicano Students at W$| a few times. Fully equipped with p.m. 5-11-18 weeks old. AKC concert. Large reward. 351-7633. 5-11-13 so far this term. of advanced waste water treatment will meet tonight from 7:30 to if registered. Also, John Hare automatic Zig - Zagger, 484-5020. 3-11-13 4-11-13 from R.E.A.L.M. will discuss rallying in Room 31 of the Union, plant, a Scientific American film on p.m. buttonholes, makes fancy designs SCOTT L. T. 112B Stereo tuner, with anyone interested in his rally lasers, and an application of system by inserting the cams and winds the $100, FM % BEAGLE '/« Poodle puppies. 8 LOST: IN vicinity of East Campus Service antenna, cable — this weekend. Open to all at the modeling and simulation techniques Delta Sigma Pi, the p'ofessiwl bobbin automatically. Only $56.00 hardware, $15. Almost new. weeks, males females. $5 each. dorms. Female cat, white with tiger business fraternity, will be havinjl — NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE Captain's Room, Union, tonight at to a socio - economic system. cash or buy on E-Z terms. Call 489-2560. 3-11-13 351-6680. 5-11-18 stripes. Reward. 353-6033. 3-11-12 COPY SHOPPE can show you 8:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. tour of the Pantlind Hotel in Graf 484-4553, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. how to get two Xerox copies for Rapids on Friday, November ! 5-0-11-13 RALEIGH 3-speed bicycle brand ONE REDPOINT Siamese kitten. LOST: IRISH Setter, f^riale Rides available. We will be Ie8»il new wearing the price of one. Phone 332-4222 Purple Hays: A unique wagon trip to are silver $55. 351-7658. 5-11-18 Male, $20. Ed 2-5859 after 6:30 p.m. 3-11-13 Indiana chokrvQ^J^iO raTo tag. f|ea collar. 351-5710 C Service Crazy C's featuring "Blessed Holy from the Delta River St. at 12 Sigma Pi house at noon. If interest WOULD YOU rather do Hay." Meet Sat. Nov. 14, 8:15 p.m. something TWIN BED. Good condition. $25. 3-11-13 else? Sell sporting goods PAINTING: INTERIOR TYPING TERM papers and theses. at Hillel House. Reservations a must. please call 332-2591. you no Call 332-2916 after 5 FREE WHITE and brown male kitten. . Brighten longer use with a Want Ad, Dial p.m. up that for the Electric typewriter. Fast service. Creative Havdalah Service, Sat., Nov. 5-11-18 Litter box trained. 355-9769 LOST: STAINLESS steel Watch and room holidays. 355-8255 today! Grad Call 332-4597. 18 12-3 14, 7:30 p.m. Shabbath Services: Critical Univeristy will hold a gena 3-11-12 chain. "RLW" engraved on back, students, reasonable. 372-8158. 5-11-17 Kabbalos Shabboss, Friday, Nov. 13, meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. "US Steel" on face. Contact John Room 36A of the Union to disci 6 p.m., home cooked meal. Shabbas MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all Animals Mobile Homes Blankenship, 332-3574. Reward. SOUND SE LLS FAST! Cash for your the directions that Critical U will brands. 30% off list price. Rich: RIDING TAUGHT by qualified stereo with a low-cost Want Ad. Services, Sat. morn, Nov. 14, 9:30 2-11-13 351-5869. C STABLES instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 Dial 355-8255 now! a.m. Kiddush following (tradition taking this year. We urge all of yt — 10'x10' box stalls. 10!4 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X minutes from service). Learn with Reb - Mishnah who have expressed interest in I acres 60, MSU campus. rding area. Board your 2 bedroom. Call LOST: SMALL terrier. Type female, Class Saturday, Nov. 14, 4:30 p.m., past, students, faculty ai NOTHING BUT NOTHING will finda horses. Feed, stable and paddock 625-3520 W ■ 699-2815. 11-11-18 salt and pepper color, no collar, buyer for your sporting goods more PROFESSIONAL discussion of both Hebrew and community people, to please atten by the day, week or month. We give RENTAL 12 50. 2 bedroom. Near answers to "Gus." $20 reward. THESIS quickly than a Want Ad. Dial x BABYSITTING IN my home. Any English texts. Sunday Supper & Everyone welcome! your horse TLC. Call 393-8946and 351-3850. 5-11-18 PREPARATION MSU. New carpet. Furnished. hours. 355-8255 now! ask Serve hot lunches. Speaker, Nov. 15, 6 p.m. Dr. Barnett forEdTripp. 18-12-3 Utilities paid. $150. Call 485-8373. Pre-Vet Club meeting to#11 351-3639. 5-11-17 • IBM Typini Rosenburg of MSU Biophysics Dept. 3-11-12 Multilith Room 146 Giltner Hall. Gui Personal • Printing will speak on "His New Possible Cure SENIORS! • Hirdbinding for Cancer." Har Shalom, The Jewish speaker will be Dr. John Ne»vmj TOWN HOUSE 1967. Will sell Furnished or unfurnished; must sell it. FREE ... A lesson in complexion care. Have Complete Professional Thesis Service for Students of MSU, 319 Hillcrest. For His topic will include Vet School. 7 30 p.m. admissions^ Call 484-4519, East Michigan or your FREE yearbook Milter's and Ooctoral Candidates rides and reservations call 332-1916. within 1 month. 627-9118. 3-11-12 Froo picture taken now!!! Call nToyocamp 485-7197, Lansing Mall. MERLE Brochure and Consultation Please Call NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIOS 353-5292 for an Cliff and Paula Haufhey 337 1527 or 627 2938 UNION BOARD prints 20,000 all-U Volunteer Rap Session Coffee a HERLI 1968. 12' x 60'. 2 bedroom. Bull session at Volunteer Bum calendars a quarter. Wouldn't you say Furnished. A 10' x 20' porch C-11-12 appointment. DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term the probabilities were high that the Every Thursday afternoon 3-5P. attached. Corner lot, number 72. notice of your group's special event, Listeners and talkers irwit • ALWAYS OPEN 8 5:30 UPHOLSTERING: FREE estimates papers. Expert typist with degree Sycamore Park. 677-671 1. - p.m. in English. IBM. (Also meeting, coffee or seminar would be Student Services Bldg . 35 3-4400. 5-11-17 Monday through Friday. UNION on sight. Work guaranteed. editing). BUILDING BARBER Quality material. 351-8950.00 seen by a high percentage of SHOP. 694-9521. The Political Science Undergrade VAGABOND, 1967. 12x60. Skirted. students? Please return card, or call C-11-12 5-11-18 King Arthur's Court. Best offer. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. 355-3355 and tell us time, date, Advisory Committee will spons«' 489-7089.5-11-16 ABORTION IS legal in New York. SEWING, DRESSMAKING and No job too large or too small place, name of guest, etc. by Nov. 20. first political science forun>° For Block off campus. 332-3255. C year tonight at 8 p.m.in . 12' x 45' 1969 Detroiter. 1 mile off referral to accredited designing. Get your holiday party Kedzie Hall. The speaker will# dresses made now. Long or short. All-U Dance featuring THE hospitals, call 212-633-9825. 6 campus. Sell or rent, 351-0759 Will TYPING — 85 wpm, term papers, RUMOR, coming Saturday night, Carroll Hawkins, associate pro p.m. - 6 a.m. 17-12-4 pick up and deliver if 5-11-17 theses, scientific reports. Nov. 14. at the Marshall St. Armory of political science. His W necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.m. 15-12-4 Reasonable. 484-2661.0 from 8 p.m. - 2 a.m. Tickets available The Significance and ConW. at door, $3/stag or $5/couple. of the Chilean Election and TYPING DONE on IBM Electric Refreshments will be served. and Leninism in Latin Am DRESSMAKING, All U Dance and formals. ALTERATIONS, Experienced. typewriter. Experienced Call 372-6825. 5-11-13 typist "THE MILITARY AND THE DRUG interested attend. people are Reasonable charge. 355-1040 SCENE" today at 11:30 a.m. of 11-11-30 , S teinheiif c _ TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid Dean Roy L. WKAR, 870, as part of the special ^ Featuring Typewriter accurate service. Experienced. 393-4075,484-1874.20-12-4 series "A Federal Case." The program includes Senate subcommittee Washington School of Law and will be on J Repair hearings on the problem, as well as Friday. November U . (Electrics) to pre law students. Stu e Transportation interviews with THE RUMOR Frank Bartimo, foreign & Domestic Defense Dept. Drug Abuse control an appointment may " ,n| Campus Book Store RIDE TO LOUISVILLE, Kentucky expert, and vice Admiral William P. The interviews will K across from Union November 22. Call Steve at Mack, who headed a Task Group Linton Hall. Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-0877 351 -2713 or Margaret at 337-1387. (from Detroit) WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING S-5-11-13 studying the situation. The San Francisco Mime Troupe Why has MSU lapsed WINDOWS, and painting eave NEED will be invading MSU's Union this critical Mobilization l"-',lodt Commit wi|| hM |0J RIDE ballroom on Sunday, Nov. 15th at One of troughs. 372-8507. 20-11-24 for Thanksgiving to our many ways Saturday, November 14th Bradford, expenses. Call Pa. Will Charley, 655-1147 share 7:30 p.m. They will be performing the Women's Liberation melodrama, rap at session in 8 p.m. East in 106 " nfoM Tt1(f' Typing Service 5-11-18 "The Independent Women" and "A "Hanoi 13" will be 8 p.m. to Man Has His Pride." Tickets will be by discussion. You | to provide you with 2 a.m. COMPLETE THESES Discount printing. IBM typing and service. Wanted $2.00 Don't and miss sold this only at the door. much acclaimed attend, binding of theses, resumes, troupe. These Free U Marshall Street publications. Across from campus, BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for tonight: Photography. fun transportation Armory, corner below MAC Style and Grand Shop. River, Call all and positive, A negative, B negative AB Union for Radical Political Economy will be sponsoring a forum Saturday, Physics; Living, Education 1 7:30 P™- p|tlii ^ negative, $10.00. O COPYGRAPH SERVICES, Nov. 14, 1:30 p.m. In 104B Wells Radical Capital'5"1- (353.9! negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN at low Lansing 337-1666. C COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Hall. Robert Sheer is a former editor Bessey Leaders, p e or 351-9601 and tot " kn£)W jf prices. TYPING SERVICE: TERM papers, 507V4 East Grand Lansing. Above the new Campus River, East of "Ramparts" magazine and former Peace & Freedom Party candidate for classes will continue ^ ^ book reports, etc. Call between 11 U.S. Senate. He wrote the story oi'i jpterniw - SLEEPER TOPS ALSO AVAILABLE - Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Tickets - 5, 351-8505. B-11-12 how the U.S. got involved in S. Delta Phi EPsi,on' f h0|d a"0 $3.00 Stag p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Available Vietnam (i.e. MSU and the CIA). He affairs honorary, *' 8 p,, WHEELS TOYOTA INC. $5.00 Couple at door. Refreshments. ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith offset printing. Complete service Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C has spent the last 3 months with Eldridge Cleaver and others to N. Vietnam, China, and N. Korea. He traveling rush meeting Room will be 33 of Dr. the tonight ^ Cohen ol Tt)i to for dissertations, theses, WANTED: SENIOR for 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. just west of Frandor manuscripts, general typing. IBM. coupon will speak and answer questions Department of Northwestern Call 21 years experience. 332-8384. C 351-8450. Desperate! 2-11-13 game. about his recent journey. Donations "Current HaPpe" L|ted w1" 75c. public i« cordiallv ln Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 12. 1^70 17 mericans in Montreal ONTREAL (AP) — The American deserter ed. The man facing him had a gun. Ujceman or terrorist? To a U.S. Army tcr in Quebec under Canada's recently "We sanctuary Pauline used for to be a resting these kinds of place, an open people," Vaillancourt, a political science professor with contacts in says representing war many of those detained under the measures, American deserters and draft dodgers shouldn't be affected by the act. He a couple's house for a few dollars and some food. He took a cheap room in the going McGill University I decided this was nothing that had to be taken into consideration. I split back to "osed wartime security measures, it doesn't Montreal's deserter community. student community, shaved his beard my place and I 'Since the War Measures explains: "There's nothing in the act that refers and lived stayed there e much difference. Act, though, this is to them at all. openly. Work was hard to find, but the students a couple of days, just sat and clearly not the case." They could be affected only if wondered what the hell p deserter wheeled. Too late. The government their presence wasn't legal in the first place — if, and street people were friendly. was happening." invoked the war measures Oct. He thought he Finally, he decided he couldn't sit in his room alt " said the man with the gun, quietly, 16 at the for instance, they hadn't might go on to England, where request of Quebec Premier Robert applied for immigrant he had lived with his forever. He waited until 3 a.m. Oct. 20 and e man, a police detective, beckoned with his status. This motherasa child and where went Bourassa and Montreal was so even before the act." back to Drug Aid. From ■to| And before the day was out, the mayor Jean Drapeau, who But practically, says Prof. he had joined the U.S. there, he walked to a feared insurrection. Labor Vaillancourt, the Army, so he didn't apply friend's basement apartment in a •rit'an, 23, a veteran of Vietnam who had Laporte and British diplomat James Minister Pierre sharp increase in police raids made it much more for Canadian immigrant status. gray - brick rted the 21st Division of the North American Cross had Neither had several others building on a street corner. been kidnaped by the Quebec Liberation Front, likely that deserters who hadn't applied for among the 200-odd "I was in the process of Defense Command, had been searched, a terrorist immigrant status might be picked up. deserters he encountered in the Montreal area. being busted," he said. group seeking independence for the "I didn't even tioned and ordered out of the country. "Just my luck," said the American But not many in the get across the street before I saw province. Laporte was deserter "I group were worried about the man with his °0ke, frightened and aware that getting Police began strangled by his abductors. came up here and find troops and police on the it. hell it was. I pistol. I didn't know who the ht back in the United States would mean the using the war measures to search hassle — and that's just what I'd tried to "Until the war thought it might be the FLQ. But I and arrest without measure," said the deserter. played along because he had a gun. he stayed in Canada, however, sent for some warrants. They took more of by get out "I was sitting in than 400 persons into coming to Canada. Montreal was supposed Drug Aid talking to friends — He and four others jey and went underground. Many of the 200 antiterrorist raids. Federal custody in 1,600 to be a nice, quiet place where nobody bothers when you're on an acid trip and you freak out police were searched, taken to a lerican deserters and thousands of draft troops began guarding you." they give you tranquilizers and calm you down — station, then into a police van to public figures and key immigration ers in Montreal were already there. buildings. He had come to Canada on I wasn't on a trip but just talking to friends — offices. He was given 10 days to Legally, says Bernard Mergler, Sept. 1. when the first leave Canada. an attorney He panhandled and took odd rumor came in. jobs, like painting "Coming up here from the U.S. these days is "Somebody said martial law had been declared. like jumping from the frying pan into the fire." 'Pop' re-enlists, VA head salutes huffs, lot veterans, FT. KNOX, Ky. (AP) — John E. Dicken worked makes plea for peace, unity out a retirement program that's kept him huffing and puffing for the past six weeks. At 45, he decided to re-enlist in the Army, and it WASHINGTON (AP) - mud of Flanders Field, the hurt The audience hasn't gave a standing of been easy. Rainsoaked Americans and savagery of Allegiance. gently Iwo Jima, the ovation to Vietnam veterans. Leaders of major veterans' ! "1 huff and puff running and swear I'll never smoke placed their President's wreath cold and misery of Pork Chop Among them was Charles E. organizations and the American another cigaret," he said with a grin. "In sprints one of carnations at the Tomb of the day, I Hill, the jungle heat and Joeckel Jr., 23, a retired Marine beat only two men, and both had sore feet." Unknown Soldier military services were on hand Wednesday, ambushed trails of Vietnam." who resides in Bladensburg, Md. for the ceremony, including Dicken, who has been divorced for several then saluted the valor of 28 "The valor of those who years, wants million veterans and applauded a Joeckel, who lost both legs in Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, j eight more years of service so he will be eligible to retire at served," he said, "saved America combat in Vietnam, led the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of | half pay for life. The minimum is 20 years. plea for peace and unity. from tyranny. audience in reciting the Pledge "Let us use this day and this Staff. Because it has been so long since he had "That same valor and courage, basic training, hour of honor to our I the Army decided he would have to veterans," the unity and spirit of men and undergo the rugged Donald E. Johnson, head of the eight - week course again. women who marched in Veterans Administration, told an j Dicken, whose home town is Cumberland, Md., can relentless cadence to keep us RICHIE outshoot audience at Arlington National free any youngster in his company, but . . . can and must rally the physical Cemetary, "to remind ourselves will and energy to solve the training is something else. "The worst part," he said, "is that unity at home is essential to problems of peace that beset us I overhead bars. I feel handwalking on the peace across the seas." like my arms are coming out of their today. I sockets." "Let us remind "In candor, we have them in ourselves," 1 There have been a Johnson added in remarks to HAVENS number of changes since Dicken last courage we will solve them." about 3,000 assembled at the [wore I Dicken has a uniform in 1964, but kitchen police is still the same. amphitheater for the traditional He made special mention of had it twice Americans being held prisoners already, 15 hours each day, but Veterans Day tribute, "that [he knew enough to get his name on the list first at the mess comparison the turmoil and by of war in Vietnam, and he called [hall I "The last so he could get an easy job — cleaning tables. strife at home is a disservice to for prayers for their safety and one on the list," he explained, "gets pots and early freedom. He asked that a those who faced the [pans, and that's the toughest job of all." battle." enemy in prayer for the safe return of Dicken rates the chow better. these Americans be repeated "in "You don't get cold cuts anymore, and I As President's Nixon's welling voices, voices that will be Ibeef stew here, either. [barracks are painted and the floors are Living quarters haven's are beautiful." seen any nicer. The Old recruit representative wreath at ceremony, the annual Johnson heard in every land." Johnson said Veterans Day is a Winter Sports Show I walked slowly through a time "to remember the rattle of The old soldier found that griping is still the GI's chief § driving ■pastime. "They gripe as much Pvt. John Dicken is back in the army, at age 45, in order to rain which reached its peak at drums, to salute with pride the Snowmobiles & Ski Talk 70 - 71 as they ever did," he said, pick up 8 more years of service so he the prease anniversary of the end [but believes today's young soldier is just as dedicated as will be able to retire of World War I: the 11th hour of flag unfurled, to stand tall for Ithose of World War II. with pay after 20 years of service. He's also been in the the 11th honor, duty, country. More than 40 types of snowmobiles, the latest in ski Dicken, who has been in the Army, Navy and the Air Navy and Air Force. The Gl from day of the 11th month. "X>ur people may be uncertain equipment and continuous ski movies will be featured on Cumberland, Md., says After placing the wreath, about many things today, but iForce, was able to re-enlist because "they take you basic training is rough. "In sprints one day, I beat hatless Johnson — his raincoat the mall through Sun., Nov. 15. up to only two |35 - plus one year for every year you've spent in service. I men, and both had sore feet." they are not uncertain about the Friday night special attraction: drenched — stood silently for d 12, so I was eligible to re-enlist respect and honor owed to those Crystal Haus, Austrian Ski Star up to 47." the AP Wirephoto playing of Taps. who served their nation — the Fashion shows: Then, he moved to the veterans of America." amphitheater for the formal ************** Thursday 7:30 p.m. tributes at activities conducted ♦ « Sunday 2 p.m. VOTE ON CONTRACT by veterans organizations. The * « FRESH BAGELS Del. « rain faded and then Sunday Mornings « halfway through the ceremony. stopped « « Call 337-9520 ♦ lansing mall Johnson urged the nation to by Saturday * « $1.25 Doz. 5330 W. Saginaw Hwy. honor "those who remember the * trike settlement reached a.m. EST in the national agreement had been ■Continued from page 1) a joint statement benefits, the news of the i which said: signed. 1 1 rTETORbTULT^j |t from 5 prevalent the inflationary in our "Agreement on all national economic and contract issues has Woodcock said he was certain local unions with local demands agreement was welcome. "It's the best news I've heard in two months," said Bob BENEVOLENT ' * economy been reached between General would be allowed "to Ithe 1967 agreement was prosecute Melton, UAW committeeman of Motors and the UAW. The three JETHRO TULL their strike," indicating the Local 216 in Southgate, Calif. - year agreement, covering all walkout may not end until all i also provides protection General Motors' plants in the the key plants have come to And a picket walker at a GM it future have a increases in the United of States, is subject to terms. plant in Detroit said, "It wasn't living," he said, ratification by the UAW flier full in higher or not such increases membership in GM's plants in wage costs the United States." But for many of the who have had to live on the average $40 a week strike workers, as long as some of us thought it might be. Even so, it was long enough." BENEFICIAL album called jhe inflation which results Woodcock said a separate [cost increases beyond the ftivity of our economy, Pie will tell." agreement would have to be worked out to cover the 22,100 GM workers in Canada and "BENEFIT." Jte pnt was no immediate negotiators were from the White House work on that. continuing to Detective reports rrs to yours TO LISTEN TO IT. Je new agreement, but The key to resumption of full F Secretary James D. rn fflid he was "delighted" production on Detroit death of 1971 cars and F about the trucks still hinged on settlement settlement, Jethro Tull Waxes Great titration officials declined of local disputes, 77 of which on Reprise. pte comment on what still remain at the bargaining (Reprise tapes distributed by Ampex). DETROIT (UPI) Detroit said he 1 e er|d of the strike or stage in the United States and - was the kind of boy who Canada. These include 14 of the homicide detectives said didn't mind taking pills becasue Jfwment ■"on s would have on 54 so-called "key" plants and 17 Wednesday they knew where 5 - he had been sick before and had unemployment rate T aspects of the of 23 assembly year - old Kevin Toston got a taken many pills." plants. J. il's <|uickly approved, fmated that it will be at economy. Bramblett said the "prompt fatal overdose of heroin and quinine, but were unable to NO LYIN', THE ENGINEERS ARE HOLDING THIS DATE OPEN FOR Y00! Kk I the |can wp('k 'n December world's get its conclusions" of remaining local agreements is essential to largest auto resumption of production and press charges against involved in the incident. anyone Housing rules assembly lines said GM had "every confidence" Kevin died last Friday after (Continued from page 1) fat full pace. three days in a coma and police ENGINEERING OPEN HOUSE Formal announcement that this can be done promptly. of In 1964, GM was shut down for first suspected he had obtained regarding its recent decision on Ptiement came at "trick or treat" candy on the housing regulations and from 10:45 five weeks by local disputes after Halloween containing the heroin the dean of students office, NOVIMOER 12,1070 and quinine. But they quickly regarding its response to that discarded the story as being a decision. Students who have appointments to discuss their ANYTIME IETNEEN 7:00 AND 0:00 P.M. Senate rule revision coverup. Homicide Inspector Robert A. possible violation of the housing Slottke said Monday the regulations are advised that they boy need not keep these (Continued from "apparently got the heroin at his page 1) uncle's house," but since there appointments, unless so notified by our office." Id* ^fPublican and Democratic caucuses laid the was no criminal intent involved the uncle could not be Doug Callahan, OCC legal aide, I iv ,K' touted during the Senate session. It. , s Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, retorted: "V 'When you prosecuted. said: "I have not as yet received a response to !y°U USe thcm" Another detective working on my request for a FACULTY AVAILABLE J. Ust> 'he democratic prerogative of using the lieutenant the case said Wednesday that the hearing from the Student • f nora tie uncle has denied the heroin was Faculty Judiciary; however, I FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS - breaker," Zollar said. L mvil'ng chaos with this Mickey Mouse playing around in his home and police could not expect a response by this I «. rules," Friday." Sen. Coleman prove that it was. Young, D-Detroit, answered, Karen Sullivan, OCC president, lals" n° lnaj°r'ty and there is no minority. We are Police said the story about the tainted candy was made up to said that if anyone attempts to REFRESHMENTS SERVED '"on l'lt ^'