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Boy Scout Handbook O - UNIVERSITY Jume 63 Number 89 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 18, 1970 10c HUEY NEWTON TALK Free the people called Panth er battle slogan By JEANNE SADDLER can't do, because people define things, would comprise the most revolutionary Associate Campus Editor class. things do not define people," he said. i After a two - hour delay, Huey Newton, Newton focused on the alleged conflict The lumpen - proletariat is, according to in theory between the Panthers and the Marxist theory, the most disenfranchised Black Panther party founder and minister League of Revolutionary Black Workers, a and outcast of the poor working class. of defense, finally arrived and outlined the Detroit — based union of black factory They are the totally jobless and evolution of Panther philosophies to students participating in the Black workers, and went on to explain the unemployable class. evolution of the revolutionary philosopny The league, which represents the working Moratorium Tuesday. of the party since its institution in 1966. class, objected to this theory, Newton said, "I apologize for being late," Newton Using the analogy of scientific theory but he theorized that as the revolution began, "but the people of the world and investigation in the physical sciences, proceeds, all of the proletariat will petition you to apologize to them for being late — late in involving yourselves in the Newton explained that the people must eventually form the lumpen - proletariat. struggle for freedom and justice." approach everything in as objective a Tracing the evolution of Panther The moratorium was planned by the manner as possible because often what philosophy, Newton said the party had appears to be fact is not reality. progressed from nationalism to (See related story, p. 2) Newton said the conflict stemmed from a re vol u t io nary nationalism to an theory put forth by Minister of internationalist position and finally to an Committee for Black Information Eldridge Cleaver, in his essay, intercommunalist one. a Moratorium to "On Panther Ideology," in which he "We are aware that nations no longer protest the judicial and law enforcement agencies of this country. predicted that the lumpen - proletariat exist," Newton said, explaining the Panters' move away from any * Thanking all those who played a part in type of nationalist position. gaining his release from prison, Newton said that now, Bobby Seale, Erica Huggins, Newton said the United States had Angela Davis and the Soledad Brothers, all expanded its boundaries to become an Panthers or Panther supporters, must be set empire, thus redefining the position of all On the moon free. other nations of the world. He went on to "The battle define the world as a collection of cry must be 'free the [A Soviet moon vehicle similar to the vehicle pictured here — called Lunokhod 1 — rolled about the moon's people,'" Newton said, "because we are all communities which must interact with [surface Tuesday. This model is shown via TV, according to Tass, the Soviet news agency, moving across prisoners of a sort — in maximum, medium each other to form a world communistic society. [simulated lunar terrain somewhere in the Soviet Union. It has its roof opened to flip back and expose its solar or minimum security. (p|ease turn to page 18) Iscraen. AP Wirephoto "If the people unite, there is nothing we adio-directed moonrover U' statement hits search of audience oils over lunar landscape on a one way mission. Soviet television c The statement University administration issued a through the president's office Tuesday objecting to the individual search procedures instituted by the Committee pIOSCOW (AP) — A Soviet moonrover, moonrover carried scientific apparatus, emergency brake to stop it whenever it was - in said Luna 17 was not equipped with a for Black Moratorium for the address isembling an enclosed bathtub) on control instruments, television cameras and danger of capsizing. a reels, rolled about the lunar surface The Lunokhod also carried a French return capsule like Luna 16. The eight - given by Huey P. Newton, Black Panther radio communications equipment, Tass - wheeled vehicle occupied the space on the minister for defense. Lesday. steered away from craters and said. The instruments carried out built laser reflector, Tass said, which Luna 17 complex that the return rocket "MSU does not believe that any jtks by scientists on earth watching it on "scientific investigations on the surface of ground controllers can use to determine and moonsoil container had filled individual search procedure is arbitrary |e vision. the moon at various distances from the the vehicle's ex^ct position. on the morally ■he eight • wheeled vehicle rolled down The Lunokhod and its mother ship are Luna 16 craft. HUEY NEWTON a landing spot." (Please turn to page 19) pigplank from the unmanned Luna 17 Tass said the Lunokhod moved as far lonship three hours after making a soft away as 63 feet from the mother ship. The fcdingon the lunar surface. vehicle was powered by solar batteries. Tuna 17 was launched from the Soviet Ground controllers monitored television Participation lion last Wednesday. signals from cameras mounted on the Flie Inoklind |na discharge of the 17 was lions latest 1 - moonrover — called from the automatic station the highlight of the Soviet front, the back and each side of the craft. By watching the television transmissions, they maneuvered it away from obstacles on the lunar surface and kept it out of deep r unmanned lunar probe and craters by radio control. pther space triumph for this nation By STEVE WATERBURY year period. were passed by the council and the senate, members of the council be The vehicles also had a built - in developed by Iking a comeback after losing the and The report may undergo changes during there was a possibility that COGS would "the appropriate minority groups." pined moon race to the United States, DAVE PERSON its probationary period but will undergo a not participate fully in its implementation. Supporting the adoption of the report luna 17 is a variation of Luna 16 which State News Staff Writers thorough examination by the council and Wright had previously objected to three was undergraduate student member Nht back the Soviet Union's first lunar |samples in September. Petitioning set The Report on Student Participation in the Academic Senate after the two period. - year sections in the report which excluded students from voting on matters Richard Foster. "I hope that in the next Academic Government unanimously passed couple of years a Petitioning for the ASMSU Elections David Wright, representing the Council of concerning faculty salary, leaves, lot of paranoia will subside and the Academic Council Tuesday with an Graduate Students (COGS), perhaps per the landing, the Soviet news agency Commission will open today expressed retirement, tenure decisions, promotion some progress will be made," Foster said. said, ground controllers checked out amendment that it be reviewed after a two and continue through Monday. Petitions opposition to the report, stating that if it and dismissal and "matters affecting the C. C. Killingsworth, professor of labor N 17"s systems and made a television are available outside 307 Student distinctly professional rights of the and industrial relations, defended the j^v of the lunar terrain around the Services Bldg. faculty." inclusion of sections restricting areas of pdinn site, exclusive concern to the faculty. Hip bathtub like Passage of the student participation • enclosure, the document was also opposed by "The faculty has over the years undergraduate student member Gina recognized certain areas of exclusive student prerogative," Schack, Miami, Fla., senior, who said the Killingsworth said. [gainst bylaws report gives "an illusion of participation." "In the interests of the student body, I If we recognize areas of exclusive to the students ii is concern only just and fair that we cannot in all good conscience support this recognize also areas of exclusive concern to the faculty." document as amended. Miss Schack said. K< lley cites violation At previous meetings of the council Miss Schack strongly objected to the selection of the nonwhite members of the council Killingsworth said that the State News is an that has been recognized the operation of example of an area by the faculty as of exclusive concern to students. through an all - University election, favoring Herbert Garfinkel, in trustee phone poll instead an amendment which provided that the means of selecting the nonwhite Madison College, said that (Please dean of James the document as turn to page 19) By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer However, Kelley stopped short of r1 Gen. Frank J. Kelley has said it i: Nidantly clear" that telephone polls ol *>ard "I trustees to obtain approval foi declaring the voting of the stock illegal. At their June 19 meeting, the trustees 5-2 ratified the results of the telephone poll, and this action had legal force and effect, Illegal permit case set 1,1 action do not comply with the Kelley said. ^'bylaws. "('V s decision concerned a telephone '"nducted May 20 by vice • president "What the board of trustees lawfully authorize at a meeting of the board, it could lawfully authorize at a could for referral nk Merriman, R- Deckerville. subsequent meeting of the board," Kelly Ingham County prosecutors should have investigation had begun into charges that ' P°". five trustees approved voting said. ' Kelley said. in their hands today a written report by illegal student parking permits were being ors diversity's 5,845 shares of General "The members of the board of trustees campus police on the investigation of sold on campus through intermediaries for C'M) stock in favor of management cannot act separately as individuals," illegal student parking permit allegations. $5 5 each. Permits are issued free to i !M' l)roPosals by consumer - crusader Kelley said. "The trustees must act jointly, Police said referral of the case to students meeting the requirements. The stock was so voted at the and all trustees should have the prosecutors involves review of the written ckh<>lders meering Discovery of additional facts reported May 22. opportunity to participate in their action." report in conference with the chief poll reversed the board's May 15 last week are still under investigation. "All members of the board should have investigating officer. The vehicle office reported Tuesday P""j P""U1 lothree not vo(X> thg trustees stock at all, not the opportunity to meet and deliberate, A criminal warrant for bribery is being about 35 letters were sent Monday to were even although a majority may decide." sought against those involved in the sale of rart«'d through the poll, illegal permits. Bribery in this case is a persons with permits which cannot be a letter to Chairman Don Stevens, "Because the power of the board of circuit court misdemeanor included under substantiated by vehicle office records. The 1 inos, who persons are asked to justify the opposed the phone poll trustees to vote the common stock of the Michigan state law, police say. Li-f (I kelley for an opinion on its n- Kelly said the governing power University is vested in the board of trustees, and the board must act thereon as College gr The final authority for issuing such warrant lies with the county prosecutor a circumstances under which permits were obtained. If reasons for V W|th the board, not its individual South Vietnam's Vice President Nguyan Cao who must satisfy himself that facts stated obtaining the permit can't Rbers. a body at a stated meeting of which all Ky, on a tour of U.S. be members have notice and opportunity to military bases, inspects the honor guard at the Newport Naval Base War in the report justify the action. It was justified, persons will be asked to reapply LlL i ^.sa'c' the decision ave b(«cn to vote the stock attend, consent or agreement by individual College near Newport, R.I., Monday afternoon. Ky stayed at the base uncertain Tuesday, police said, whether to the All for another - University TraffiqiCommittee permit^the vehi?¥iroffice said. made jointly by the prosecutors would issue the warrant or overnight and visited with South Vietnamese military men attending would ask police for further investigation. Letters are not being sent to all students In ii""' "la' a" trustees should have the college Tuesday. possessing driving and parking permits. [ 1•' to deliberate in the decision. (Please turn to page 18) AP Wirephoto Campus police announced Nov. 9 f- , » 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Novembeer 18. news Theater's sex bias summary From the wires of AP and UPI. protested to council present level of the students, to act in advisory By SYLVIA SMITH neighborhood. capacities, will also be State News Staff Writer City attorney Daniel C. appointed. Learned told Councilmen the An application for a tavern An East Lansing resident told "The battle cry must be 'free only effective change the liquor license at 211 MAC Ave., city councilmen Monday that ordinance would produce is to the people' because we are all the Campus Theater's practice of was approved after Council "eliminate future duplexes. It members discussed limiting the prisoners of a sort - in maximum, admitting women at reduced would not reduce the density in rates on Wednesdays is sexually number of liquor license medium or minimum security. " that area now, only prevent it discriminatory. applications approved by the from increasing by building council. Charles Himelright, 215 liuey Newton. Black Panther Evergreen Ave., told the council duplexes." Minister of Defense at its regular bi-weekly meeting Mayor Gordon L. Thomas said In other action, the council the ordinance would not affect authorized the city assessor to that the theater "has a thing the number of boarders they call Ladies' Day on prepare a special assessment roll (See slory, p. I) permitted in a residence. for the installation of 57 street Wednesday. They charge women In other council 75 cents and men the regular action, two lights in Pinecrest subdivision MSU faculty members were numbers one, two and three and price." He asked the council to take action on the matter. among nine appointees to the part of Foxhills subdivision. newly created nine member International News Himelright said he spoke to a Recreation Commission. - member of the Human Relations Upon recommendation from Commission who read him the Roy K. Niemeyer, professor of city manager John M. Patriarche, Lancing into an area of Cambodia long abandoned to Health, Physical Education and the council approved a salary the enemy, a South Vietnamese task force reported city ordinance concerning Recreation and Louis F. discrimination. The ordinance change for the senior operator at Tuesday it had seized one of the largest ammunition does not include sex. Twardzik, professor and the Waste Water Treatment Plant caches of the war. Military spokesmen said the first day of the new drive After Sharp Councilwoman suggested Mary Himelright chairman of the Dept. of Park and Recreation Resources and from $9,225. a minimum of The $8,870 to maximum salary City council seven other East Lansing City councilmen consider whether sex should be included in the city anti opposite the central highlands netted 254 tons of 85mm approach the Michigan Civil was $10,380 and the council residents will serve on the ordinance during Tuesday's city council meeting. - discrimination shells used in artillery and Soviet - made tanks. Rights Commission to request an approved a maximum figure of Commission. Two high school investigation, the council $10,795 for the position. State News photo by John North Vietnamese forces have used such artillery Harrington approved a formal request to the against border camps in the central highlands, but tanks Human Relations Commission to have been sighted only rarely. The operation, involving 4.500 troops of the South consider whether sex should be included in the city ON MY LAI INCIDENT Vietnamese 22nd Division, is aimed at cutting off North antidiscrimination ordinance. After an hour - long public Prosecution opens Vietnamese infiltration into South Vietnam and destroying supply dumps, a spokesman said. The U.N. General * * * Assembly's Committee approved overwhelmingly Tuesday the U.S. - Main Political hearing rezone on an ordinance to property in the area of Sunset and Wild wood streets in East Lansing from a two - district to a one - family family district, FT. BENNING, Ga. (AP) - An In yet another development, Just before Prosecutor Daniel Calley trial prosecutor, made a 22-minute the council of a third in Soviet draft treaty to ban nuclear weapons from the approved the measure. unanimously Army court - prosecutor began the martial of Lt. William L. Capt. Ernest Medina, charged began his opening statement, opening statement to the six the court - martial of S. opening moves inj with responsibility for the Sgt. ocean floor. During the public Calley stood erect as the trial court - martial board members David Mitchell, charged in hearing Calley Tuesday by charging that alleged My Lai massacre, said he the members of the community who the officer "shot down in cold judge, Col. Reid Kennedy, asked assigned to hear the case. alleged My Lai In a major accomplishment of the 25th anniversary was pleased the Army has moved him in a routine procedure: massacre. Daniel said that Calley's session, the action boosted toward favored the ordinance told the blood" unarmed men, women to reopen its investigation of his Mitcheli's lawyer Ossie Brown, ratification the platoon found the village council the rezoning was and children at the tiny village told the seven case. "Lt. Calley, are you ready to undefended when the soldiers - man jury he not treaty worked out in the 24 - nation disarmament necessary to maintain the of My Lai in 1968. only would prove that Mitchell Medina commented briefly at plead?" "I plead not guilty," entered it on a combat mission. conference in Geneva. the conclusion of one 90-minute was innocent but that "this Calley replied. He said that Calley and some of man The vote was 91 to 2 with 6 abstentions. Peru and El hearing that marked the would be incapable of such The State News, the student newspaper at his men used "full bursts of Salvador cast the no votes, while France. Ecuador. Michigan State reopening. Then the 5 foot 3 defendant actions as lhave been alleged." University, is published every class day during four school automatic fire" to shoot The hearings are to determine sat down and leaned forward Indonesia, Kuwait, Senegal and Thailand abstained. terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. "unarmed and undefended men, whether the 34-year-old officer with his elbows on the defense Mitchell, 30, of St. The committee commended the draft treaty and asked Subscription rate is $14 per year. women and children." Francisville, La., is charged with shall be court-martialed for his table. its ratification In other developments assault with intent to murder. at the earliest possible date. Final role in the alleged Member Associated Press, United Press 1968 His face appeared flushed as Tuesday in inquests of the My The Army accuses him of approval by the General Assembly was regarded as a International, massacre. Lai incident, the defense recalled Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Daniel began his opening Collegiate Press, The shooting at 30 South certainty. The treaty will go into effect when 22 Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Army announced in address. two prosecution witnesses in an Vietnamese civilians at My Lai countries ratify it. August that it had completed effort to discredit the Association, United States Student Press Association. testimony March 16, 1968. the investigatory hearings but Calley, one of 10 soldiers disclosed last week charged with committing Jrtob j' National News Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. they were at My Laiis acctisfcd being reopened at the request of atrocities General Motors went forward luesday with plans to Medina's lawyers. of the Editorial and business premeditated murder of offices at 347 Student Services begin recalling workers next week on the assumption Calley faces death or life 102 civilians. that the United Auto Workers would ratify a new national contract and end the strike, now in its tenth Building, Michigan. Michigan State University, East Lansing, imprisonment if he is convicted. Capt. Aubrey Daniel, the Block speaker week. Phones: The company was optimistic after 24 union locals Editorial 355-8252 around the nation ratified overwhelming margins without a single rejection. The union, meanwhile, went forward with its schedule of the agreement by Classified Advertising Display Advertising Business-Circulation 355-8255 353-6400 355-3447 hits police tactics Photographic 355-8311 holding ratification votes at locals during the rest of the F ormer Chicago policeman week, with the final ratifications due Friday and tally of police force seven times in his the full nationwide vote due Saturday. A total of 155 Bobby Offut said Tuesday that seven and a half years on the in order to graduate from a locals must vote force, and was finally fired. on ratification. police academy, candidates must "The police department was * * * "go along with the system." not designed for black people,' Offut who spoke as part of the Offut said. "One of the reasonsl A panel of federal judges in San Francisco ruled black moratorium, was was suspended from the force I uesday that a federal grand susnended from the Chicago jury may not force a was because a sergeant kicked an newsman to appear or testify without first showing a intoxicated black man and I "compelling public need" that outweighs First knocked him (the sergeant) down." Amendment guarantees of a free press, the newsman's Offut said a solution to the lawyer said. problems of police departments John Bales, attorney for New York Times newsman is to overhaul the whole police Karl Caldwell, said a 9th Circuit Court of force by being realistic, Appeal decision to be released later rules in favor of Caldwell. exchanging ideas, and Caldwell, a black, had been held in committing ourselves to solving contempt June 5 the problems. tor failing to appear before a federal grand jury A badge and a gun shouldnt investigating the Black Panther party. relieve a person of his responsibilities to himself, * * * Offut said. .. "In most police departments it Common Cause Tuesday was in the you don't do what you are told middle of its first effort to live up to to do you will be assigned somewhere where y°u its billing as a "citizen's lobby" with iaJ the first target being the overriding of Wrap yourself in affect the system," he said He rich-looking tapestry related this to the time he was President Nixon's veto of a bill to for holiday dating stationed in the Chicago limit campaign television spending. or entertaining. subways stamping transfers. The group headed by John Gardner, Offut allowed the audience o . . pants and vest in former Secretary of Welfare, is trying ask questions throughout his to bring predominating entire talk. pressure on 17 Republican senators and 80 GOP House members green or brown tones... to hold firm in support of the campaign spending limitation for which they voted the first time around. Jr. sizes 5 -13 This support is vital if the two - JOHN GARDNER thirds majorities to override the veto are to be produced. $3000 Michigan News Love is Warden Perry Johnson of Southern many-splendored things: you and him and Michigan Prison in a whole new world. And Jackson said he would give striking inmates "the chance your wedding trio: three matching rings in one lovely threesome. Rings that to work" Tuesday if they wanted to. embrace each other, with diamonds overlapping a "Then we'll just have to play it by ear," Johnson said. tapered wedding band. And they match his band too! All but about 400 of the state In white or yellow 14 kt. gold. Select the prison's 2,800 inmates most beau¬ refused to leave their cells for work tiful rings in the world assignments by Monday, demanding higher wages and forcing the ® shutdown of food service. most prison operations — including its % I lie inmates, who receive an average pay of 25 to 30 DIRECT cents per • PfACf MOBILl 1970 day, said the sit - down strike would continue FOX DIAMOND until they received personal assurance from Gov. JEWELERS ,MP0RTERS M.ny "peaces" ,o.n to create the dre,m of mao Milliken that consideration would VHK MICHIGAN PEACK! be given to their demand for a daily L JEWELERS 18" peace symbol composed ol p,nk o( wage of S1. V, ^^1^^ SINCE 19 17 peace signs, in dayglo shades t 1 lie governor, jj oO "10VE" time vacationing in the Virgin Islands, was Across from the Union We are proud to be Lansing's only unavailable lor comment. DOWNTOWN f RflNOOR lANMNti Mflll Ml RIUIAN MALI Open Wednextays 'til 9 member of the Diamond Council of America. li ' Jv . m ■ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 18. 1970 3 yclone leaves budget cuts approved eat h, destru MANPURA, East Pakistan I'p) _ The great wave riding the winds of th0 cyclone came in at nidnight with a thunderous the Still stunned by the disaster hungry and homeless gathered about the first visitors to the island, begging for food. egislative committees * A No official has yet visited A $500,000 cut in MSU's freezing by executive Also included in the plan is an By ROBERTA SMITH order of state positions, travel by any dikes, it Unhindered foot crest Manpura, possibly because the water quality management $11 million transfer from the State News Staff Writer and equipment totaling $9 -wept in a 20 across need for help elsewhere is so facility was a part of the Uninsured Motor Vehicle Fund, governor's original proposal and million. to the state's general fund. The [his little island in the Bay of great. A final set of budget cuts to * was passed by the committees. Other program and general action must be approved jl, carrying hundreds of The survivors wore damp eliminate $61.9 million of the by the reductions totaling more than $4 legislature when it people out to sea. lungis, the wraparounds of state's anticipated deficit was Senate Appropriations reconvenes When the wave had passed, Pakistan. Among them was million. Dec. 9. chairman Charles O. Zollar, approved Tuesday by the Senate in ooo of Manpura's 26,000 Kamaluddin, one of the richest and House Appropriations R-Benton Harbor, and Executive Lie were dead. Of 5,000 men on this island of about 40 Committees and Gov. Milliken. Budget Director Glenn S. Allen ouses, only four remained square miles lying between two The process of eliminating the said they were happy with the This was the description of the lone that struck Friday, leading death and destruction other hard and Bhola. of - hit islands, Hatia The people turned down offers? 500rupree notes, more money deficit is spelled out in the State Constitution, which provides that if the state appears to be in debt for a particular year, the bipartisan effort of the two committees, but added they expected still made in more cuts to be January because they Pay hike advised o the Bay of Bengal islands and for than officials an East Pakistani farmer say they foresee no immediate governor must recommend the southern coast of East akistan. It was given by sees "What in a year. can we buy with reductions in expenditures to be authorized by the Senate and quickening of the state's economic pace. state ;haudhury Kamaluddin, 36, one money?" asked Kamaluddin. House Appropriations The cuts in higher education f the surviving members of the "We are not beggars. We feel Committees. Pay increases for several top Other pay boosts would shy appropriations had been lanpura District Council. to ask for help but what can we The cuts included suggestions expected, Zollar said. state officials were include: * Five days after the disaster do? by the committees for a one per recommended Monday, $2,500 for the lieutenant "I've talked to the three •truck, no one knows for sure "We're eating rotten rice The price of progress cent ($2.8 million) cut in the universities previously and big including a $7,000 raise for governor, raising his annual pay iow many died in East Pakistan, total state contribution to all justices of the state Supreme to $25,000 while maintaining his which has fallen into our ponds, have anticipated the action elief officials say the number and Court and a $5,000 pay boost in $3,000 expense account. collecting and drying it. We are A rabbit's hind leg remains where the animal was run over Michigan's four - year colleges started to freeze * f known dead is 55,000. and universities, and two other positions ten the governor's salary. $2,000 a year increase for not cooking it in our pond by a bulldozer during the construction of the Life Sciences nformation Secretary Syed reductions in school days ago. The recommendations were state legislators, raising their water. It gives a bad smell. We programs hmed said possibly 300,000 - Bldg. seen in the background. that were less than "The universities can cut made by the State Officers salaries to $17,000. burn the rotten rice and eat it. suggested by The legislators would also be iOO.OOO died. State News photo by Roger L. Esckelson the governor. wherever they please," Zollar Compensation Commission, but said, "but they can't touch must now be approved by the given $2,750 for expenses, a capital outlays. They must make legislature before the increases drop of $250 from this year. GAINST AUSI DECISION operational cuts." would go in effect in January. However, the commission also recommended 10 cents per mile The approved cuts other than Under the commission's travel expenses for the the trimming of the university recommendations, the governor lawmakers for one trip a week budgets are: would continue to be the state's between Lansing and their Judiciary hear MHA * top paid official, making homes. to A $14 million deferment in $45,000 per year. His current case capital outlays which includes a $5 million expenditure for a new- state Capitol, $1.5 million for a expense account of $15,000 per year would be maintained. Lieutenant governor James Brickley will - elect take a $9,000 cut in pay when he takes By DONNA WILBURN taken by a student organization their organization, the plaintiffs Supreme Court justices would office in January. Brickie^ action was legal. Mauter, Dearborn senior and physical education building at State News Staff Writer or governing group." of the Central Michigan University and make $42,000 yearly and would West McDonel Hall "West McDonel's attempt to MHA president said. resigned his $34,000 - a - year MHA charged that the student $1 not be given an extra allotment controversy, instead of deciding secede from MHA was the case He continued that AUSJ million for a state office job as U.S. attorney in August to court passed an injunction on if the residence hall's seccession for expenses. The Student - Faculty we brought to trial," Ron E. handed down a unanimous building in Grand Rapids. campaign with Gov. Milliken. {Judiciary announced Tuesday decision to restructure MHA's * r A $12.2 million reduction in |hey wiil hear the case of Men's Hall Assn. (MHA) against the All University Student Judiciary CRASH AREA Constitution, which was issue of the proceedings. not the He also said that since the payments to nonpublic schools as a result of the passage of blackuYesale" 1 AUSJ decision was Proposal Con Nov. 3. COMPLETE LITE & FIXTURE NOW |AUSJ), which is based on * irguments relating to inappropriate, MHA is A delay payment the Airport reforms denied on fconstitutionality of AUSJ action Outlined in the Academic attempting to work within the established system to change it. state to liquor inventory amounting $6 million. $13 Daniel E. Roberts, Downers (SAVE THE TWO BUCKS WITH THIS freedom Report. * A $2.8 million cutback in The student indicators to help pilots land Huntington, W. Va., could not Grove, 111. senior and student COUPON THRU SATURDAY) - faculty court WASHINGTON (AP) - The state services to public schools bontended there was ample Federal Aviation Administration when visibility is poor. show it had the money for its 50 justice on AUSJ, expressed surprise at MHA's action. including linguistic programs, nuestion concerning an AUSJ last year rejected a request for A chartered DC 9 jetliner per cent share of the program. "We gave the case of MHA vs. grants to community schools MILLER'S ACE HARDWARE Violation of Article 4.3.3.2, $2.4 million to improve the groping through rain and fog Even if the project had been West McDonel Hall quite a bit of and pilot mathematical 201 E. Grand River approached Tri-State's runway across from the Union ection A, Clause 8 of the approved, however, officials said programs. hilltop airport involved in the consideration," Roberts said. freedom Report which states: Marshall University plane too low Saturday night, struck it would not have been far "The All-University Student disaster. trees and cartwheeled into the enough along to have prevented judiciary will have original The improvements would have earth, killing all 75 persons the crash last SatMdaiy." " , r>< 1' nci^riK.T te 2.V 3 VA \ O i ' v_^» < '—> urisdiction over — (8) The made aboard including the Marshall The FAA said the fiscal 1970*. possible the installation of football traveling squad. ([Constitutionality of any act sophisticated glide slope application was the first from The FAA said Tuesday in the airport — but Charles F. response to questions that the Dodrill, airport president, said project was disapproved because applications also had been made 250 pints the Tri-State Airport, near and rejected in 1965 and 1966. given atdrive;| ends Nov. 19 Make Your Own Movies PLUG IN AND TURN ON A spokesman for the I Develop your own movies Lansing Red Cross Blood in 45 minutes AT HOME Drive said 250 pints of Remington's revolutionary new Hot Comb is the foxy way gals (and with our complete kit guys!) can straighten, curl or dry unruly tresses safely and easily. The blood had been collected as of 4 p.m. Tuesday. The drive, which continues I including film (8mm, Super 8, 16mm) hair styler comes complete with fine and coarse-tooth combs, styling through held from 2-8 Nov. 19, is being I For info write brush and instructions. 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JyUl u EAST LANSING DOWNTOWN 317 East Grand River Ave. 326 South Washington LANSING MALL FRANDOR CENTER ©HVAS Ask About Free Parking In City Ramp Op«n daily 10-9, Sunday noon-5 FEDERAL'S Open daily 9:30-9, Sunday noon-6 MICHIGAN STIVE ALLEN STATE NEW UNIVERSITY Three directions GEORGE BULLARD U if'• editor-in-chief FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager at the same time MARK EICHER, managing editor ED HUTCHISON, city editor BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor KEN KRELL, editorial editor Have you ever wondered where this was high which may be what this all going? It was so promising a year ago. about. whole mi I JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor Man had gone to the moon two, count'em, is our Staying high, parents for their youth We n H dependent J reall" ""I two times. Everyone was really fired to end five - o'clock cocktail, but we Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award the war. Remember the liberal senators for outstanding journalism. promising they would get the boys back upset when they give us a hard th? H home where they could fight racism, wanting to be stoned out of during our leisure time. ,Jr M poverty, ignorance, things which really And doesn't it scare mattered. The spirit was Woodstock: if you, all these pennL in basements EDITORIALS everyone would just get theirselves and in San Francis, ,, n *2*. Chicago making bombs' t'i,,.., ' together we could do anything. , plan to use them, don't they? Did Ll1 But look at the situation now. Apollo 13 think about the reaction when thev nearly gave America its first disaster in using those bombs on a mass scale'' nn outer space and had immeasurable effects think things are tight in upon our confidence in technology. The Is it possible that Canada right n2| war drags on. Only 25 or 30 die each week yet? we haven't seen anyjj GM strike shows need now, no great consolation to the loved ones of those 25 or 30, but great PR Preventive detention. Thev can n„« h ,1 material for the GOP. And then there was you in the on city of Washington suspicion alone. This for |8h^| Altamont, anti - Woodstock, which raised other states to adopt. Can is a model ! serious questions about the capability of v„u see spend J us, youth, straightened out. to get this whole mess 48 hours in jail for place at the wrong time? being in the wroj™|l Can you see six more RjchJ for economic overhaul There is a growing movement among youth just to let the whole thing ride; just get a small piece of land out in the West Nixon? How do you like President Agnew? And enthused about Nixon's years of say \ou the soundS are J and make enough monev to stav fed and presidency -w7| are you going to work for? McGovern'M know he has as much a chance The nation as a whole and the state economists to say union members you Goldwater did in '64. Muskie - «| have to stop pushtng for higher that but isn't! of Michigan in particular were more accepting Chicago 1%K; Kennedvl than happy to see last week's wages. This may stop the rising costs Chappaquidick? ' settlement of the General Motors spiral but will do no good at all for What is music going to be like \vithj ^iruvi jc....j . .. ■ , Terre"), corn farmer about the strain of which did in 60 per cent of his crop. cornblightf years of service to an auto has led women to take desperate Can too frequent masturbation lead to It seems futile. How do we manufacturer will receive S500 a application of either policy at this measures, including falling for a variety of any physical disorders? Can venereal change) month for the rest of their lives. juncture would be to feed another advertised methods of increasing breast size disease result from masturbation? In keeping with the spirit of my request things? Do we want to change things"' -a| economic spiral which has appeared (most are harmless and ineffective but last week for inexpensive highly nutritious valid question. If we really want tochanpl GM executives have termed the in this year - unemployment. Also, some are dangerous). For a while women No. No. A thousand times no! recipes, a kind reader suggests "Women's things we will keep at it. But dowehavel new settlement inflationary, which is were having their breasts enlarged with the will to do it? Thousands marched onl higher taxes would only add to an Day," a 20c monthly magazine available in the state capitol last October and to a certain extent correct. A injections of a liquid silicone compound Is there any truth to the rumor that it is most supermarkets: "It contains a number last struck[ number of powerful unions have new already immense cost burden. Either between the chest wall and the breast. This of spring; but how many • ' id fori possible to ignite intestinal gas with a low cost recipes every issue. These Cihon? Is MNC dead? Cot use af of these cures would be worse than produced an ample bosom with the contract negotiations coming up in match? If so, what chemical reactions recipes have the further virtue of being New Congress in 197? as ,ould in| the disease. resiliency of a beach ball; it also produced \. the near future, including railroad a high rate of cancer and is would cause this phenomenon? easy and tasty In addition to providing 1970? The illegal in this ... and steel workers. Each of these only other way to deal with country. A variety of synthetic foam A friend and I have a sizable wager riding recipes, "Women's Day" often has grocery What do we want? This is the crucial! inflation is wage and price controls. on this matter and decided that question. We want to do what we want tol groups will use the GM settlement as inserts can be surgically installed in a rather you would shopping tips for the shopper with a tight a goal for their union. The "If they But even a freeze on wages would major operation attended by a number of be the definitive authority. We were afraid budget. I'm sure for the price it is the best do, as long as it doesn't step on someone! hazards. The of experimenting on ourselves for fear of else and at the same time brings back into! can get it, so can we" philosophy not be welcomed by those who worst hazard is post - source for a variety of low cost meal operation infection sometimes resulting in bodily injury. the mainstream of life those who havebeenl will prevail. currently are having trouble meeting recipes." the need to remove the foam insert and A quick check showed that the magazine stepped on before. And how do we bring! Predictable the cost of living. this about? Can we? Will we? whatever breast there was in the first place. Every once in a while I wonder if writing is not affiliated with any women's or men's However, the GM settlement was Perhaps it is time to examine the Hormone shots can increase breast size this column has had any effect on my The word is "together." . liberation groups. Perhaps the publisher an almost predictable part of an American economy as a whole and somewhat but are definitely not professional reputation. The confidence Where are we going? We don't know until I recommended for this purpose. There is should try a new title such as: "Food for we get there. How and if we get there I that expressed in me offers little inflationary spiral which began with perform major surgery upon it. you All Sexes." remains entirely up to conjecture. It may well be time to seriously good evidence that prolonged reassurance. c c.P.S. 1970 the Vietnam war. When the United States started consider implementing wage and making a large scale contribution to price controls as a stopgap measure OUR READERS' MIND the war in Southeast Asia, part of its along with large scale economic reform. Part of this reform would production shifted over from Court decision needs attention peacetime to wartime goods. The include the President's welfare demand for peacetime goods proposals to attack hard - core continued to grow while the supply unemployment. increased at a smaller rate driving Other programs, such as massive To the Editor: acquaintance with the issues involved in prime mover of the suit before the different bar associations that would The comments the Massachusetts law suit. prices upward. job training, a cleansing of the expressed in your Supreme Court was the attorney general of made the basis of the arguments to j editorial "System of laws injured A published text of the full This cost of living spiral has environment and a shorter work by judgment of Massachusetts, whom the court appears to presented to the trial court. I Supreme court ruling" on Nov. 11 are not the high court is not yet out. It is, have found not substantially and properly The issues before the court are likely Ml week should be studied. perpetuated itself as wages have risen only ill - informed and founded in therefore, only to compensate for the higher prices. The cost a mere guess as to the aggrieved, and, presumably, to whom no center around the legitimacy and extento| ignorance of legal procedure, but also principal reason on which the high court cause of action accrued to start a law suit. the primacy of the Presidential Prer0^' Of course this would cost money. reflect both a lack of perspective and based its refusal to hear the case. The Higher labor costs in turn have made It should be borne in mind that the rule of in foreign affairs on which there is no cea But we again point to the massive 'standing' 'locus standii' is fundamental prices even higher, which forces or judicial decision. The plenary . waste of American money to court's legal procedure. It only means Congress to preempt legislative ticl . in defense ASMSU tax dubious a wages still higher, creating a programs. The United States can that the validity of a law cannot be tested their draft law would also be question seemingly unending inflationary by cease to be the world's policeman. a court unless a plaintiff has proof to along with the nature ol the resi spiral. To the Editor: increased scholarships. Why not handle show a substantial harm or damage, and to powers of the states. It is easy for $50,000 - a - year This is no time to retreat into these funds through the Office of Financial whom a court should provide redress from ASMSU Chairman Hal Buckner has It would be far better il juristic wri isolationism, but it is time for our Aids, which has the existing machinery and the wrong perpetrated against his on the foregoing are first given t"m proposed doubling the ASMSU student person or expertise to coordinate such a program. "allies" to start picking up their own tax. This seems unworthy of consideration I like your idea of property as a result of enforcement of law appear in legal literature before i defense tabs. to me since that body directing Operation alleged to be unconstitutional. expected of the Supreme Court to w Organizations like already receives Grapevine through the Office of Black Pakistan NATO and SF.ATO should become true defense alliances instead of a $60,000 ill • spent dollars a year and the results are neglible (aside from mediocre concerts). Why double the waste? Affairs. As with the MECHA funds and the Office of Financial Aids, much of the It is also entirely probable that the Supreme Court has based its refusal to hear the case on some other grounds to be the issues and formulate overnight, which hopefully must ai«a.' all pervasive, all - encompassing an their °P' group of nations sheltered under necessary insight and staff already exist. found in their written opinion. It is The three important programs mentioned only I write this letter in America's nuclear shield. in the editorial of November 12 hope that $60,000 fair that the court be spared your pertaining more dollars a year will not be wasted Hardly a day goes by that the six This nation can also cease to to this tax seem dubious programs for such censorious strictures till the basic text of community, it is a belief and a so while many black and chicano their opinion be published. o'clock news reporter doesn't come an incompetent body of amateur legislators youths go too, that the issues to which the cas• J funnel money into missiles it will without educations and all into your living rooms with his usual as ASMSU to handle. They are important, go without We should, however, not be oblivious of bar has given rise are subject never dare use. The brilliant minds proper legal aid. the great social purpose served death count. So many of them, so and $120,000 dollars is a lot'of coin to be If the members of ASMSU had to by such a more effectively by politic.il P1'011'' ^1 working in defense could be better sloppily spent. refusal to hear. It is this: that the basic machinations, inter - political par. .J many of us We tune ourselves utilized working for the good of the personally back some of their blundering issues involved in this constitutional battle lobbyism and enlightened |)U >lf ^1 . . . Legal aid is a beckoning cause. But the fiascos, there would be a lot more planning out for few minutes while the usual of paramount importance would now a consumer. By severely tightening only students I have ever read about in the and many fewer failures get rather than debating on them 1,1 . a ratios whizz by and we wonder when emanating from the time and attention of the military budget, the money State News that were helped by ASMSU - that merry band. professors of legal forum which is often peai the real news will come on. sponsored legal aid were those charged in political science, law and other legal and adapted to resolve the contro might be saved to provide for violent demonstrations. political pundits. Thus, relevant such nature. Last Friday at least 55,000 human These domestic programs this country so demonstrations have, though their Dale L. Anger jurisprudential literature of some depth prad Math beings became corpses as the result of sorely needs. Cutting the military violence, given the University a bad Midland junior and dimension would (Irad. Asstl develop in a devastating cataclysm that hit East will hurt employment to an extent, reputation in outside circles and have Nov. 13, 1970 conjunction with the briefs of attorneys of Dept. of AnthropoWl Pakistan. but new jobs can be found in wars added to the arguments of those who We've become so programmed to would like to cut the University's HAVE HERE THIS UAS WRITTEN £W AM I CAME INTO ITS POSSESSION 5H0W AND against poverty, racism and pollution IN MY HANDS | ACTUAL CAVE MAN, AND UAS PEf'I listening to the number of victims in appropriations. But nevertheless, we should THR01/6H THE EXCHANGE OF at home. AN 0RI6IMAL DISCOVERED ONLY RECENTLY BY ~~7f help them; they are ours. But what MONEY AND CERTAIN BITS OF a given catastrophe that the horror The DOCUMENT A FARMER IN I0UA.. thought of a more controlled happens to those persons who get in other VALUABLE INFORMATION escapes our fleeing insensitivity. types of legal trouble? The average guy. I-or those of us whose economy may be odious to us all, sensitivity but to avoid seemingly limitless Certainly demonstrators are not the only has survived, contibutions can be ones in need of legal aid. inflation without having disastrous sent to the East As for MECHA, I assume the Pakistan Relief Fund money at the East unemployment as a result, it may be would go toward Chicano scholarships, for Lansing State Bank. a necessary step. that group has been long requesting ...... Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. November 18. 1970 5 lUR READERS' MIND U.S. system real scourge presidency of Lyndon Johnson in the first What has always been the effect place The basic j the Editor. mid brought the war down to its similarity exists in the feeling on a country that gets involved I 'm usually not one to wnte newspapers, but present level," raise their voices that American needs are in another's civil war? (For the A Division of S. S. Kresge Co., with Stores in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, Australila S to w r 1 again. «. without somehow more important than lazy amongst you, the answer to . . i editorial entitled, "Hey, pressures . this the rest of the world's and No. 1 is no; the answer to No. 2 country will . . still a war," sickened me remain satisfied with sacrificing deserve to be met, regardless of is not good) "'such an extent that I feel a few lives indefinitely." That's the consequences. This can be Besides the chauvinistic Impelled to respond, simply just unreal... seen in America's relation with omission of concern for the Open Daily 10-10 Sunday 10-7 It of disgust. If this is the type A few lives? Do you realize the rest of the world. "We are majority of those hurt by the thought indicative of the what this argument inherentlyJ the most important war, the editorial also falls flat country in Ineral feelings of the antiwar ASRlimnc? assumes? T* It assumes the world. We will maintain our on its ass in how it relates to the Prices Effective Wed., Thurs., Fri., & Sat. ovement, then the fact that only lives worth anything are international position and war. Vietnam is not a special , oct. 30 rally drew only 500 those of Americans, those 25 30 which should a- week. -- thereby maintain our capitalistic case. The United States is going MIEN'S WEAR in we >ple is5 one Meanwhile the ~ exploitative - oppressive to have its hands full of rejoice. Vietnamese people - economic structure. Vietnams until her economy spoke yes, they This will >l,e editorial one are people, too — allow to live like truth. are getting us pigs in this changes. The majority of the p o r t a n t slaughtered, shit on and country while the rest of the people of the world SENSA are not Anamination has been a damaged, because of the war, at world starves. And if going to sit peaceably back and any of ■amount diversionary tactic." the same colossal rate as ever. those bastards try starve while watching 6 anything, like per cent I other thought in the North and South Vietnamese die set ting up a more equal of the world's population itorial, that leading up to as in the same large numbers that ,aigc uuniwrs ^ economic system — we'll squash consume almost 50 per cent of II as away from the one truth, they've been dying in for years, em dead." As James Lovell her resources said yearly. Would lither sick or blind as hell. The But the only important in the same issue you? They are going to fight for thing is (Nov. 9) when |me example of this sick saving 25 American lives asked about the their lives, and the United per war, "We're lUght is the following: "But week. What good are those there because we were asked to States, to maintain her position, ,iericans are still dying in a thousands of gooks anyway? be there to slow down a system is going to have to fight back. in Indochina. As long as This is a classic example of a of thinking that is contrary What else but this situation to ire is no uproar about it, 25 or worthwhile cause becoming a what we believe." (You notice could explain for the United men will die each week for an socially his use of "slow down" — I States acceptable, totally guess having to spend $79.8 [ended period of time." I just ineffectual piece of bullshit. he knows it can't be billion yearly on military stopped.) A Kn't believe these two Your reasons for wanting to end few questions pertaining to that expenditures; almost half of the btences. "Twenty five — 30 the war share the same point. First, did any Vietnamese world's total military spending Lricans" will continue to die motivation, and indeed many of interfere with our Civil War as ($180.1 billion) and almost th week unless the righteous the same ideas, as the reasons we are interfering in theirs? One twice the $42.1 billion spent by liege youth, who "ended the given for why America got there more for you history students. the Soviet Union? We sure must have a lot of enemies! (Of course, the national government doesn't have the money nor the time for internal improvements ASMSU fiscally sound — they have to be solved by "benign neglect" or "involvement of big business To the Editor: There has been and private enterprise." have seen the ASMSU lawyer this a great deal of Besides, After reading the editorial of we made the moon ...) term. controversy concerning the jiursday, November 12, 1970 Also, Pop Entertainment, allocation made to MECHA this But the State News sees Vietnam as the scourge of man's passage of a student tax term. That money was allocated grease, I began to wonder if I travel, and Great Issues have all to cover the entire morality because 25-30 year, which missed been operating with no financial Americans die there each week. something when I means the balance of the $5,000 in the ASMSU offices the difficulties. The University left at the end of this term will (How many Americans starve to bvious day. So I decided Business Office requires ASMSU be carried into the 1971 death each week, or are killed as to budget. fcnd to maintain a reserve of the result of a drunk the next couple of days $15,000 MECHA has used $1,000 this driver?) Let to insure against the student us raise our voices and ling a good , hard look into term. stop this government going bankrupt, and You state that there should be outrage to man's sensibilities. petty what has been happening we have not needed the reserve term on the third floor of an "advance accounting made to God, how noble . . . how sick. b Student Services Bldg. this term. But, if an ASMSU service insure that monies raised will James Lovell had another go the first 1 wanted to or project loses large amounts of for necessary services."There is a pertinent quote in that [ermine was if, indeed, the money, this reserve will be used, budget for 1971 being drawn up, previously mentioned SN article. lident Board is "functionally as it was for the Water Carnival and if there is an increase in He said, "If you don't think the pke." After and Pop Entertainment in the student tax revenues it, and the Vietnam war is coming here, checking our lords and talking to numerous past. corresponding expanded you're mistaken." I happily agree 100 per cent. Maybe when [>plAll e, I found that this is not You also mentioned that services, will be included in this that happens the State News will . the services provided by budget, just as all student tax ASMSU paid "$2,000 for legal begin to really examine the JMSU have continued revenues have been listed in the issues. By then, however, it will Interrupted with no financial expenses for an individual past. be too little, too late. Let's pblems involved in last winter's riots." 1 would also like to state that hope whatsoever. For This statement is not that those who lance, over 700 students have entirely any student may, at any time, "bring the war len cut short term loans in true. ASMSU paid a total of meet with me and I will be home" and ultimately win it glad less of $12,000 so far this only $1,700 in legal aid to a to discuss the financial status of have a more equitable, and over 100 students number of individuals involved ASMSU. I am in room 307, humanistic concept of life than in the riots, $600 of which to a Student Services, almost every do our State News editors. If lawyer for expenses incurred day and have not, we could all be in very bad posted office shape. I love Louie aiding students. a number of arrested $1,100 went to two hours. Grant A. 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Lansing, Mich. 48823 517-332-8888 £ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Novemh™ , 8 Art Auction Duffy says existing rules ■te%" d J of NCAA hind " * F • jrfk; ■ M w By MICHAEL O'NEAL State News Staff Writer the days when the Big Eight conference was known as "Oklahoma and the Seven Dwarfs." "In the Big Ten now, there are two outstanding teams and Under existing rules, Big Ten football teams "can't hope to eight others, only one of which can Finish with better than a .500 fnm compete" with teams in the Big Eight or the Pacific Coast record," he said. "This is a sad commentary on the level to which - Conference, Duffy Daugherty, MSU's head football coach, said Big Ten football has fallen." Tuesday. Daugherty said the only way to have a great team is to have Daugherty, speaking at a Faculty Club luncheon, said Big Ten seven or eight outstanding athletes. teams, having to follow both Big Ten and NCAA rules, are placed "We just don't have the manpower now to account for injuries at a disadvantage because of the more liberal rules in the other and academic attrition," he said. "This year we've had 16 players conferences. with broken bones or surgical injuries, 12 of them in the first "I'm in favor of seeing the Big Ten conference take a more string." original works of graphic art—etchings, lithographs,— realistic view of the situation," Daugherty said. "I don't think Daugherty said a new NCAA rule on recruiting, which limits the there's any conflict between the rules the other conferences by leading 20th century artists: number of official visits the prospective athlete can make to a operate under and academic standards." school, will probably be violated, openly or convertly, by many Pablo Picasso Johnny Fricdlaendcr Marc Chagall According to Daugherty, Big Eight teams can give financial aid schools. to an average of 45 players a year, compared with 30 a year in the Salvador Dali, Alexander Calder Joan Miro "Schools in some conferences will probably ignore the rule. In Big Ten. the Big Ten, we have to follow any rule passed by the NCAA to Georges Rouault Victor Vasarely and others. Players in the Big Eight and Pacific Coast Conference are given the letter," he said. five years after first enrolling to complete their three years of Presented by the Meridian Gallery of Indianapolis Daugherty also discussed the Spartans' loss to Minnesota varsity competition. Except under under special circumstances, Saturday, and the upcoming game with Northwestern. players in the Big Ten have only four years in which to complete "Up until the Minnesota game, our team had improved more SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd this period, Daugherty said. from week to week than any team I can remember," he said. '"Hie Big Ten has only won one of the last nineteen games "Last week we went downhill. Our enthusiasm was forced. It Inn America—University Room against Big Eight teams," Daugherty said. "You can't have some wasn't the spontaneous enthusiasm of earlier games." 2736 E. 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'Blacklist' who were cited because of 3NGC; William Bunee, Bunge, aa former Lawrence Speiser, the ACLU affiliations alleged during attorney, called It a "blacklist." committee hearings years ago. Wayne State University >her listed as a supporter ...bring your Christmas gift By SAUL FRIEDMAN of SDS; Stokeley Carmichael, a Detroit Free Press i 1 w,d "has no legitimate These include two - time list and celebrate with legislative purpose" but would Nobel former leader of SNCC; Jesus harass universities and those Prize winning chemist on Linus Colon, a longtime leader of the WASHINGTON - THe House the list and infringe on free Mitford, Pauling and writer Jessica Puerto Rican Communist party ; jlmal Security Committee. speech. U.S. District Judge friendly toidentified by witnesses the House committee Don Cox, a Black Panther; Carl great savings on a ton of St legal and political has Quietly dropped Gerhard A. Gesell agreed. Ichord said the during the 1950s as past Davison, a founder of SDS; investigation members of the Communist former Angela Davis, a communist and Si names from its list of was conducted because radical party. philosophy instructor famous label fashions ipjed radicals who have been groups obtain some of their now in jail on murder charges; !aking on college campuses. funds from speaking fees. But Others were listed simply Rennie Davis, a former SDS ,lBut in spite of a court order committee staff members said because of their affiliation with leader and one of the Chicago Inventing the committee from many speakers passed the hat for the antiwar movements. Conspiracy defendants; David and circulating the rest it enough to cover expenses. Included in this category were Dellinger, a peace movement Famous Label i The Ichord released Dr. L7 the ust ai government included list Benjamin Spock, the leader and another Chicago tvoensf members plan to use names of several pediatrician; criminologist defendant; Douglas Down, a £ w'al immunity to insert it the official cord this week. Congressional speakers abolition of These include who support John the Jerome Skolnick, who did a leader of the antiwar movement. Ichord's committee. study Ciardi, demonstrations on last year's for Harry Edwards, a supporter of the the Panthers; Rev. Richard R. Sweaters and Wool Pants And the committee, it was poet|7 editor of the Saturday presidential violence Fernandez, an organizer of last commission; and the Rev. James yeear's Mobilization Against the hames ed also has in its files the of more than 1,000 Scholars, poets writers and Review: former John C. president of the Union Theological Seminary; Nathan Bennett, Bevel, a civil rights leader. Viletnam War; John Froines, another Chicago defendant; Sweater Vests Huge array of flare legs and Attorney William Kunstler was Charles Garry,-an attorney for stovepipes in bright plaids, lecturers gathered in its Hare, an instructor at Howard included because he defended the tweeds and solids. Investigation but not on the list University; the Rev. and the Rev. Wyatt Tee C.T. Vivian the Chicago Panthers; Dr. Carlton Conspiracy Goodlett, a longtime pacifist; Cables, ribs, classics in wools, $ be published. Walker, acrylics and shetlands. Jewel, These names were simply who were leaders of Dr. Martin defendants. Deirdre Grisworld, a leader in Commedian Dick Gregory, one the mock turtle and turtlenecks. in the investigative net Luther King's Southern of the most popular peace movement; Floyd $11 campus Hardwick, a supporter of the were to $16 Lntl will remain in the Christian Leadership speakers (who has now returned Panthers. fcommittee files, a spokesman Conference; and Robert Sollen, to the who was not nightclub circuit), was Tom Hayden, a founder of were $8 to $19 otherwise cited because of his identifed. affiliation SDS and another The names were compiled by with the Chicago ommittee investigators under he direction of Chairman These names will be deleted from the list to be published in peace movement. defendant; Recognized talents like poet ■ Panthers; Abbie Hoffman, Amsai Heweitt, W Ml ichard H. Ichord, D-Mo. He wrote 179 universities iking for the names of guest the week. Congressional Record this playwright Le Roi Jones and Chicago defendant, and a Government attorneys writer Paul Jacobs were listed Yippie; Michael James, SDS; pointed out to Ichord that because they have supported the Edward Keating, publisher of $4" to $12" the magazine Ramparts, listed as ipeakers, their sponsors ana the supporting abolition of his Black Panthers. ees they earned. He was committee is not a radical Others on the list, and their a supporter of the antiwar terested primarily in radical position, and the presence of movement; Paul Krassner, a alleged affiliations, were: writer and founder of the over 2000 in stripes, prints, solids! makers. those names on the list weakens About 100 the government's appeal of the Herbert Aptheker, a longtime Yippies; Mark Lane, an attorney, colleges supplied e committee with all or part of court order. communist, now teaching National Lawyers Guild; Claude Shirts and Blouses . he information it wanted, history at an exclusive college; Lightfood, a Communist Party nother 30 colleges gave various Robert Avakian, SDS; Paul member; Staughton Lynd, a Affiliations cited Boutelle, a national candidate of teacher, the peace movement; {easons they could not comply, une committee staff member were $7 nly seven declined to reply on Stewart Meacham, a Quaker and to $10 said, somewhat red - faced, "100 peace movement organizer; principle. members of Congress have voted Charlene Mitchell, 1968 From a list of 1,148 names the lommittee culled only 64 to abolish our committee." Fire damages presidential candidate on the eakers for publication. Ichord entified them in a committee Many of those on the list were identified as supporters of communist ticket; Carl Oglesby, a former leader of SDS, now too old for the 2 For *9" 2 For Ml |eport as "members, or articipants in the activities, of radical groups or causes on the basis of newspaper clippings, launch site at Peck, an organization; Sidney Ohio sociology teacher lommunist organizations, and peace movement leader, public documents or previous Militant, radical or extremist committee hearings. allegedly a former communist ■roups, self • prolutionaries, or proclaimed who provided Hentoff, for example,was dted Cape Kennedy who recently visisted Hanoi; Marcus Raskin, a writer and striped nylon in 4 colors ublic support to such groups on the grounds that he had affiliation with the Socialist former White House aide cited for support of SDS; Richard Skirts and Pant Skirts nd organizations, and had bepn |i« recipient of specified suniras makers' fees or honoraria for Workers Party (SWP), Students CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - for a Democratic Society and Fire caused extensive damage Rothstein, SDS; Jerry Rubin, a Yippie and one of the ChtC&RO Turtleneck ion campuses." the Spring Mobilization Tuesday to a room atop a launch defendants, and his wife Naincy Regular lengths, midis, goucho! were $12 to $16 Committee to End the War in pad being modified to handle a J.; Mark Rudd, an SDS leader Just before the report was to 1 Iven published, a galley proof was the American Civil Vietnam. larger model of the Thor - Delta space rocket. now underground; Robert Scheer, a writer and Ramparts Wools, knits and velours in plaids and solids. Sizes 5 to 15. Shells 1/2 to Hentoff, 45, wrote about these editor cited for support of the liberties Union. On behalf of Several construction workers $8 he of those on the list, Nat groups in the Village Voice, among other publications. He is in the room, called a clean room, Panthers and SDS; a Panther leader now Bobby Seale, others from $6.99 Price were entoff, a writer, the ACLU being held not a member of the SWP and is noticed smoke about 11:30 a.m. on murder uickly obtained a federal court charges; Mulford O. too old to have ever been eligible S11 and quickly took elevators to ljunction to prevent official publication of the list. for membership in SDS. As part of his work, he said, he the base of the pad. No one was injured. Sibley, the peace movement; Mike Spiegel, SDS; Reies Tijerina, a Spanish- American rich plaids, tweed! 2 F., [Ichord, angrily using his subscribed (as did the House The National Aeronautics and militant cited for support of neressional Mist to the immunity, released press, wnich is not der the court injunction. And Internal Security Committee) to the now defunct SDS Space Administration (NASA) reported the damage was SDS and the Panthers; Daniel Watts, Socialist Workers Party, Vest and Flare Leg Jeans publication, New Left Notes and Michael Zagarell, the vice - confined to the ro6m, located Others on the list were cited atop the 10 - story - tall launch presidential candidate on the Knit Tops Sach to speak for their support of, or tower. The clean room is an air affiliation with: the Nation of conditioned enclosure where - communist ticket. Fringe Jackets Pant Sets Select from denims and cottons in stripes and solid colors. Sizes Islam (the Black Mislims); the satellites receive final checkout great fashion detailing Communist Party; the National and Vests were $35 5 to 15. before launching. in new ethiICS Lawyers Guild (which was put on the list only when the A NASA spokesman said Lee jeans and Western Wear were $16 [George st Back, author of the selling book "The Intimate Committee to Abolish the Internal Security Committee was damage was extensive. Cause of the fire was not immediately known. Rays Western Store 9927 M-78, Haslett $24 were $8 to $10 hemy," will speak at 4 p.m. bursday in dropped); three committees to end the war; mobilization the 2 2 For Ml 111 Olds Hall. [Back, director of the Institute Group Psychotherapy in SWP; those cited for contempt at the Chicago Conspiracy trial; the Black Panthers; SDS; the For *9" For $11 Student Nonviolent Co - (tverly Hills and a former ofessor of psychology at MSU, " discuss "The New Ethic for ordinating Committee (which is virtually dead); and the Youth International Party (Yippie). Crushed Wring Among Non- Marrying tfults." |His talk is sponsored by the Most known, self who on have - the list are well proclaimed radicals not hidden their - Buttersoft Suede Jackets Velvet ppt. of Psychology. beliefs. Select from: were $50 Jeans "Leather trim shortie NOW IN LANSING! 'Western fringe Reg. 13.00 a marvel *4-pocket safari $39 Now $9" at a actraaic famous labels from our regular stock! accuracy! Winter Dress Sale Pant Coats Polyesters, wools, cotton knits. were to $32 forld DRASTICALLY cut to V4 price. 'amous £ m Lodens, fake furs, cotton suedes and more. Huge array of colors. 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Most black people aren't going to get into portions of our society. college, and many of them dont aspire to, so they should realize "Workers know, and deeply resent, the fact that it is they who that unions are going to be the ruling force in this Brendan Sexton, a prominent union organizer, called on country. support the war in Vietnam with their taxe6 and their sons while "As time goes by, unions are going to become students Tuesday to serve as a communications bridge between the affluent can afford to send their children to increasingly workers and the rest of American society. college." populated with black and young people. It is therefore vital that In a speech and discussion sponsored by the Alliance for Labor young people, including students, begin to look more carefully at Sexton also said that it is time students and blacks realize Action, Sexton described the role of students in the labor just unions as vehicles for social change: not black or youth how strong and important labor unions are. movement, as well as some of the problems the two groups have capitalism, not universities, but unions." "I would encourage students and black encountered in dealing with each other. people to view labor Sexton said most rank and file union members want student unions as powerful institutions by which Sexton, currently director of education activities for the United change can be effected," support, but are afraid of the violence usually associated with he said. Auto Workers (UAW), first became active in unions as a staff such support. representative for the Congress of International Organizations (CIO) Steelworkers Organizing Committee in the 1930's. Since that time he has served in several capacities, including consultant on community action programs in the Office of Economic Opportunity. Sexton said the much the recent UAW strike was not - publicized involvement of students in something new. Students out to raise funds "A good many students were active in the 1930's during the formation of the CIO," Sexton said. "It was also common for CIO members to take part in the Oxford Pledge project, a pacifist student group in the late 1930's and early 40's. There was, therefore, a fair degree of intercourse between students and for Listening Ear service workers. By BARBARA FARY will be set up in several residence we'd have an incredible amount, Ear on an easy and regular basis. "Even then, however, there was misunderstanding, just as there State News Staff Writer halls. Volunteers will also about $7,500, enough for the is now. Most people, including students, feel that 'labor has it Cobb said that although the circulate among the crowd at rest of the year." Ear has recruited made', a very false concept propagated by the news media." Beginning Thursday through Saturday's football game. The student drive is sponsored enough volunteers to man the The Listening Ear celebrated by ASMSU, which has phones Saturday campus will be and talk to visitors, volunteers "For example, most people in middle class circles feel that "invaded" by smiling people its first birthday in July. It is contributed $300 to the Ear and are still needed to organized labor is responsible for the inflationary trend of our with red balloons who are out to East Lansing's first crisis has donated the equipment for help compile economy since World War II. get your money — for intervention center with a the drive. statistics and aid in the center's A new look "This and many other falsehoods have tended to form financial affairs. contributions to the Listening 24-hour phone service to answer The Ear operates solely on Groups or individuals wishing Sen. Philip Hart, D-Mich., scratches his animosity between workers and most other portions of our Ear, that is. problem calls from the campus donations by individuals and to new beard Tuesday help the Ear may send checks Capitol Hill in Washington, he prepares for the 'lame society. Much of this has been overt hatred for workers on the The second annual student and community. groups. Yearly expenses usually to the Ear at 547V4 East Grand on as part of middle class people and students," Sexton said. drive to raise funds for the crisis A walk-in room for personal total from $5000 to $6000 and River duck' session in Congress. AP "This to the surface this Ave. Wirephoto came summer when New York hard - intervention center has enlisted conferences is also available. cover rent, insurance, training volunteers with red balloons to The Ear operates largely as a programs for volunteer works, collect donations at strategic referral center. Its motto is: utilities and other bills. Services FOR PAKISTAN areas around campus. "We're always here to help." are free to clients. his Film Fraternity and sorority Over 40 per cent of the calls Clinton Cobb, Ear finance Group begins stations will be in front of Wells received are from MSU students. committee chairman and and Berkey Halls. A bathtub on "Last year's drive kept the Ear assistant to the dean of the MHA - WIC PRESENTS: wheels will roll up and down going for half a year," Mary College of Education, said the East Grand River. A booth will James, publicity chairman, said. Ear needs funds to continue be in the Union, and stations "If everyone gave a quarter, operations after Jan. 1. An epic drama of "We need a continuing flow of A drive to aid the victims of contributions and will be passing the culture gap and help others," the recent cyclone in East around collection cannisters in he said. adventure and exploration! funds to operate," he said. "We Pakistan has been launched by the lounges of all University Final 7 Days! are looking into obtaining a group called "The East residence halls. The group also Chaudry said a goal of $5 000 government money so we may Pakistan Relief Fund has been set. Funds will Wed. & Sun. 2:20, 4:40, 7:00 a 9:30 into new and bigger plans to canvass married housing be sent move Committee." for donations. to the East Pakistan theatre Mori., Tues. & Thurs. 7:00 a 9:30 Frl. 7:15 & 9:45 Sat. 2:20, 4:40, 7:15 & 9:30 headquarters. We are also Beginning today the "We want students to embassy, «AQINAW»484-«*03 I looking for ways that faculty group will man a booth in the contribute in the name of members can contribute to the Union lounge to accept Groups or individuals may also AMKEMCMURUN brotherhood," Parvaiz A. make checks payable to the MJUHUHON East Chaudry, Pakistan graduate Pakistan Relief Fund at the East student and drive chairman, said. I "We want students to bridge Lansing State Bank. An account has been established there. HAIR NOW! COUPLES DAY SALVATION (PRIOR K) 1 OUR) lift? EVERY MONlSSIJ'SJSND THURSDAY \ November 20,21, 22 2 ADMISSIONS FOR 4I 7:30,10:00,7:30 only on Sunday. Erickson Kivn $2,00 2 2 2 THE PRICE OF 2 2 2 PC 3'iUBCff W'twaiAN VIAU NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES UW GlWWffM'AfM RO' SPARTAN TWIN EAST W'" rRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 'SCROOGE' 3100 CAST SAGINAW - Phona 351 0030 mgm presents* stanley kubrick production IS A BEZLIANT MUSICAL!" 20Q1: HOUSE OF SANDWICHES a space odyssey starring screenplay by KEIR dullea • gary l0ckw00d STANLEY kubrick and arthur c. clarke Good stats available Group Rate Information Call Carol High 836-3719 Hobie's DINE-IN produced and directed by stanley kubrick SUPER PANAVISION and metrocolor Vest Pocket Theatre Phone 351-3800 CARRYOUT o MGM 14832 Grand Rivrr Detroit, Mich 48727 ■ 277 6970 $1.00 Admission ID's Required mis i' Shown tonight, 7 and 9:30 WILSON AUDITORIUM ^ilfONG ALS0:!!! THE Buster Keaton rjrjpRT Lillian Dougjairbanks Gish Pearl White CI NE<^jj ) SERIES The World's Most Honored Motion Picture! William S. Hart UffiSEllci La Rocquc _ laurel & Winner of 11 Academy Awards including "Best Picture"! hardy - NATIONAL GENERAL —' SPARTAN TWIN WEST vjuih-rml, THEATRES I r It-r\ I nto MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES. MFTROGOLDWSMYER FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phona 351 0030 T niuucin rmrfs da/i v numrva iwi tin huu/<' FESTIVAL AMCl Allen Funts diary of a "What Do You mad housewife Say to a Naked Lady? starring SHOWING AT: (X (X )t.OK by IJhI iixc . richard benjamin 2:00-3:45- ENDS WEDNESDAY What carrie snodgress Today 6:00 8:00 say7 0 can you - 5:50-7:20- Twl Lite Hr. 5:30 - 6:00 Adults 90c frank langella* 9:05 The beauty of creating life. DIRECTED The freedom to give it away. f'Actress on IV/LUA M w\a rpresenUtives of seven news organizations left the meeting Another temporary exhibition now at Kresge collection at the end of the Kresge is a showing of year. Although the Kresge staff will rate the pieces in order of ,hen they were told by Justice Department information officer works by three MSU staff artists, each working in a different preference, nothing guarantees that Kresge will receive its first hn W. Hushen that Leonard could not be quoted by name. medium. choice, Love explained. Off the record remarks and so - called "backgrounders" are The traveling exhibition, known as the "Museum The faculty exhition includes photographs Purchase by Roger Funk, asst. frequently employed by government officials. Under the Fund Collection," is sponsored by the American Federation of professor of art in industrial design; prints by Howard Church, iickground format, an official is referred to as "high government Arts. Love said the purpose of the collection is to give exposure professor of art in woodcuts; and jewelry and hollow ware by source" but not by name. to artists who have not had adequate recognition. David Logan, asst. professor of art education. In most agencies, off the record means the official's comments "As long as it sticks to that it has some interest," Love said. Love said most of the photographs by Funk are "one nnot be attributed even to government sources. However, artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, both complete Hushen stood in the doorway separating Leonard's office from a set, taken under rather cloudy light conditions so that the color of whom have paintings in the exhibition, hardly belong to this could be played down, almost to a monochrome." eption room where the reporters had assembled for the category, he added. The photographs, mostly of outdoor scenes, are "The quality of work is very especially ■A off the record," he said. said. "There are a few disappointing as a show," Love interesting pieces but it would be very concerned with shape and texture. The prints by Church are "woodblock or relief prints, using cut pieces of wood , Asked why Leonard would not allow his remarks to be difficult to find four paintings here that I'd like to have in the flat piece," Love said. The prints are done in abstract glued to a Lttributed to him, Hushen replied: permanent collection." designs with special attention to grain shape and color. shapes and "We've had so many requests to see Leonard we wanted to get Love said that when a show is exhibited in a gallery or museum, Logan's work consists of various pieces of jewelry and hollow !¥erybody in together. That's the way we set it up." people tend to think that it has been given the "stamp of ware done in gold, silver and bronze. The Hushen said the reporters who had been invited were told in pieces include rings, approval" and is considered to be high quality work. pendants, cups, paper weights and trophies. advance the meeting would be "on background." He said his use Both exhibits will be shown through Nov. 22. ■of the term "off the record" was intended to mean that the ■meeting would be conducted under the same rules as a program information 482 3005 Ibackground session. I A few reporters remained behind. Representatives of the Freshman wins $100 TODAY. ...Spm ICHIGAN Ifoliowingnews organizations walked out: Associated Press, United Feature at 1:25- 3:55-6:40-9:25 Theatre Lansing • ■Press International, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, in ?W S ecology WASHINGTON • DOWNTOWN ■ Chicago Tribune, Newhouse National News Service and Newsweek I Magazine. Faculty exhibits art contest The Chicago Tribune reporter later went back into the meeting. Marti Robson, Saginaw senior, gazes at one of the many A freshman Columbia Broadcasting System and National Broadcasting graphic arts won the second prize, a $50 faculty exhibits on display in the Kresge Art Center. David student has been named first [newsmen initially joined the spontaneous walkout but went back Logan, assistant professor of art, made this piece of prize winner in certificate, for his poster, lin, and reporters for the Washington Post, the Washington Star State News photo by Terry Luke jewelry. poster contest an ecology "Ecology." land Time magazine never left. recently sponsored Third place, worth $25 in by Michael's Art Supplies. merchandise, went to Gordon Store manager Joseph Arleton, sophomore at East Mid is foil girl -WO tch ers Augustyn said Anne M. Karlsen, Detroit freshman will receive a $100 gift certificate for her collage entitled, "The World Is A Beautiful Place, But It Has A Lansing High School, for his "Yesterday's Tomorrow's Disasters." Augustyn said Headlines: the winning he let his wife wear one? posters and all other entries will \ By THF ASSOCIATED PRESS The younger girls in London Disease Called Man." JOth CtNTUdY FOX PKSfNlS "Never," he replied with firm maxicoat, offer the only hope be on display at Michael's and Paris are Paul Brown, The girl watchers of London British authority. wearing the more for leg lovers. East Lansing tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. BARBRA STREISAND WALTER MATTHAU extreme styles — graduate student in graphic arts, ususally about Refreshments will be served. |d Paris have fallen on hard A man sipping an aperitif at a three or four inches above the One London doorman, ERNESI LEHMAN'S nOOUCTION Of MICHAEL CRAWFORD bes. It takes a quick eye to cafe let loose with a torrent of admitting he used to like ankle, waists cinched tight with T000 AO® I7TT Itch a glimpse of leg in these French when asked about the wide belts, bodices fitting watching girls climbing in and HELLO, DOLLY! COtOH li OtiuiF«l«»l Idiminded days. passing midiclad girls. One word closely. out of the high - step London Along London's Bond Street came out the same, no matter For the over 30 cabs, said of the new styles: Paris' Champs Elysee, the what the language: "Terrible!" • set, the midisuit appears most popular, "They make the job ever so kger skirt length appears to In London, the midi is often with a bolero much duller." style jacket jve captured the fancy of everywhere: at private parties, and split skirt. hionable women of all ages. along the streets of Bohemian ■ The split skirt and mini EDGES dress, ^Absolutely not, ducks," said style Soho, in fashionable only partially covered by the ^PLAYHOUSE] young man in London when restaurants, on the dance floor ^ W. on M 43 fd if he liked the midi. Would at the (20 min.) Savoy Hotel. / 1 PROGRAM INFORM..!ION 332-581/ The occasional mini draws P^QPESSl* stares of surprise and somehow iohen concert seems out of place. The women who haven't quite Thcatrt fast y 216 ABBOTT TO. - Lansing DOWNTOWN presents Murray Schisgal's Broadway Hit got the courage to try the midi Open iostponed are covering their legs in other ways — pants, long coats over 6.45 P.M. Now Showing "Lur knee length skirts, thigh - high Feature 7:20 - 9:25 DETROIT — The Leonard boots. - Starting Tonight— khen Concert scheduled for In contrast to New York, jiday at the University of where the customer is asked "A TRIUMPH!" in our NEW Heated Theatre Itroit has been postponed until what skirt length she wants to —Judith Crist, New York Magazine 30 p.m., Jan. 22 in the U-D performance W„ Th., Fri. - 8:30 see, salesgirls at London shops Sat. - 6:00 & 9:00 fcmorial Bldg. Times don't even mention hemlines. Sun. - 3:00 joe Tickets now held will be Skirts start at the knee and go Student Prices w/ ID nored for Cohen's January down. 2.50-2.75-3.00 ncert Refunds are available Although the midi seems to usat* um 62 7-7805 for Reservations bm the place of purchase only, span the generation gap, there AMPUS pets must be redeemed, if a are different styles for different I Theatrt-Fast lansinq tund is wanted, by Dec. 4. 1407 E. GRAND RIVER• DOWNTOWN age groups. Feature 1:15 - 3:15 - 5:20 • 7-2S - Q-an experience It% kind of a western. Wed, is LADIES' DAY-75Q to 6 P.M. Hefcsort of a cowboy. 70 "THE FUNNIEST MOVIE PR00I>»V INFORMATION 8*: ?!"> I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!" r*lTra"T| — New York Post "Director Cy Howard and Associates demonstrate his Film SOW SHOWING! 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WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN in Color at 7:07 JOHN WAYNE in HURRICANE EXPRLSS ,t 9:10 only 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November SPORTS DuPree, By JEFF ELLIOTT The receivers have taken Unfortunately leading receiver Davis, Kough great year and playing the same fine receiver as advantage of the large number of Gordie Bowdell will be lost by position behind Bowdell. of the Gordie si», :e State News Sports Writer aerials, with a dozen players graduation as will the Spartans' versatile flanker Bill Triplett. "1 was disappointed that I one thebesl team and best blocking blocking ('«ds0, can catch jjl The Spartans' passing game has making 105 receptions. The didn't get to play more this . in a crowd." 'the ball boon one of the best attacks this surprising thing about the But three men who will be back year," Kough said. "But then impressive statistics is that they and who at this time would At the start of season in many a year. Three you can't take anything away fa,| , Davis Spartan quarterbacks have were primarily compiled by appear to have the inside shot at from Gordie — he's having a was the Spartan just another nlll thrown 238 passes this year and underclassmen. All three a starting position are tight end great year. It's a good clean as the No. 3 roster. llew'Tl quarterbacks will be back next coupled with six pass attempts Billy Joe DuPree, flanker Randy competition we've had going all Alien and Mike Hanker beh '? by throe halfbacks, it all adds up year and ten of the twelve Davis and split end Steve Kough. year. with the l)aniel,.wi! H to MSU's most passingest team receivers will also return for DuPree has the size and hands "Next year I hope to have the shifting arolnn "I in history. another season. to be an All - American end next job all to myself. I want to be personnel by ,. /j °'l year if he can be consistent. the complete end, not just catch Daugherty and'injuries regulars, Davis began t0M More than once this year the passes, but throw blocks on our Playing time to seel 6-5, 212 pound end has dropped a pass which hit him right in the power sweeps around end. If we aren't running a passing play, I eventually in a game in practice^,^ CLOSED hands worst — often said to be the place to throw to a wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't knock somebody down." H. oughl hi„ Michigan and first has been' receiver. But on the very next Kough, who sat out his more ever since. The Used I f0||0, FOR REPAIRS play, DuPree can be covered by three defenders, have his back to sophomore year with and could receive another year an injury week —■ "SoinslIowa, speedster teamed with it!' g. i p„ the passer, be stradling the out of eligibility, had an outstanding Kokh f„,, , Davis had his best of bounds marker and make a season a year ago filling in for dav R TONIGHT one - handed catch. "I think I picked up the habit the injured Bowdell who ruptured his spleen in the third season against grabbed three tosses yards. For the season Purdue when J for ^1 of grabbing passes one - handed game of the season. he'sth! back in high school basketball," among Spartan receivers 3 and the West Monroe, La., native said. "I'd go up for the rebound, Kough came on to take over the starting spot and grabbed eight catches for 217 "1 don't know yards ii' eight passes for 179 yards, Vou grab it one • handed and then including a 63 yard touchdown really say that I've in,,, J TOMORROW bring it down to the other hand. It's just carried over to STEVE KOUGH against Iowa. He also had a 37 - yard score called back against that much," Davis that I've been giu.n a show siiid. • Ifsiucl chancer football." the Hawkeyes on a controversial what I (-an do. | or split end," the junior end running at tailback al the DuPree almost didn't enroll at said. "It's got to be a quick, hard penalty against the Spartans. of the year, but stanl □ MSU or any other college. Upon pass though or otherwise a Alternating with Bowdell at Anderson came when [J DELLS graduation he wanted to enlist in the split end spot this year, back ihevf the Air Force and defensive linemen can knock it moved me back fly around the Kough has caught six passes for to flanker." down. If the other team's LAKE LANSING RD. country. But his mother wanted him to go to school which he Billy Jo DuPree defense doesn't catch on right Randy Davis 62 yards. He'll often be iaserted for blocking purposes, being a Davis saw limited year, and was on the action receivin.1 agreed to. game of the season last week away we can run it successfully me an operation end of only one on my hands if stronger blocker than Bowdell. pass. He v "I came to MSU because they against Minnesota, grabbing five three or four times a game — I don't start often used as a HASLETT RD. hanging on to the Kough may be used at flanker deep back had more to offer scholastically passes for 130 yards. DuPree has providing I hang on to the ball. ball, so I guess I'd better." this week against Northwestern kickoff returns and Q" "I know I take a lot of appeared! than the other schools which been effective as both a long kidding This year has been some as the Spartans' DC a If Davis isn't completely punier I and the guys call me 'board The offered receiver and with a quickie pass Matawan. N.J. native! jbelU and particularly disappointing year X me money, cars recovered from his ankle injury. CO other gifts," he said. at the line of scrimmage this hands'," DuPree said grinningly. for Kough. The Dearborn senior "Steve is one of the harder averaged 44.6 yards on M. cc "But I ci6 < DuPree has caught 20 passes year. assure you no one feels is only 5-11, 189 pounds but has punts, including GRAND RIVER MALL 5 than me when I drop a workers on the team," End a G8\arder| for 392 yards this year and has "The quickie pass works great worse good speed and good moves. Coach Dave Smith said. "It's just against Ohio State. been on the receiving end of when the opponent's monster pass. Robby (trainer Gayle Rough's biggest obstacle this been unfortunate for him that "Randy is also a fine bloekerl is out covering our flanker Robinson) is threatening to give and is a good runner too." three TD passes. Hr .dd his best man year has been Bowdell having a he's had to play behind such a said. Smith! "The coaching staff I Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! certainly is pleased with his| Why Pay More! Why Pay More showing this year. With (Triplett) graduating this vear.l the opportunity for a starting berth is certaink there fori Randy next season if he works I hard." Davis would have gotten a| starting spot this week but ankle injury against Minnesota will probably prohibit him from V> v , ' 1CHIQUITA lb. starting against Northwestern. Kough is current l\ running at the No. 1 flanker spot, in place V of regular Bill Triplett. 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Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road campus champions Wednesday, Decemher _ will meet wl f„r th« AH - B.U.F. crown. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1970 Wednesday, November 18, 1970 11 SPORTS PON KOPRIVA Harriers of stealing title guilty' DETROIT Frazier-Foster battle (UPI) - Joe stripped of the title and banned tonight The scene is a courtroom and the case up for trial is the Big Ten Foster explaiend, "it's a of Frazier, who gained undisputed from case the MSU cross country team. The prosecution, jointly led by boxing in 1964 for refusing a good big man against possession of the heavyweight to a good line B'g Ten coaches> is attempting to prove that the 1970 title earlier this go into the army, is battling a little man, and I'm the good big Michigan State cross country team, with greed and due year only to draft evasion conviction in the man. Frazier's a one - hand have his claim clouded He liberation, did upset Minnesota to win the Big Ten by the Supreme Court, and this week return of Cassius fighter, and I'm good with both championship at 11:55:29 a.m. EST Nov. 14, 1970, at the Forest Clay, makes his the justice department hands. He's a dumb fighter who first defense on requested Akers Golf Course in East Lansing, County of Ingham, State of Wednesday night a speedy decision on the case. does the same thing every round." in a 15 • round bout with Bob Michigan. Foster. Clay, who made a successful One of Frazier's sparring The scene is not violent, but more one of controlled envy. The comeback last month with a partners, Although it is Detroit's first Billy "Moreman" coaches had figured the meet and it had been pretty well three round technical knockout - Williams, confirmed determined that the seven defendants from Michigan State would heavyweight title fight since over Jerry Quarry, must face part of Ezzard Charles defeated Foster's evaluation. "The left have little chance at the title. Jersey Oscar Bonavena on Dec. 7. hand's the Joe Walcott 19 years one that does the But a new fact has been brought up, even more heinous ago in their Foster hopes to end the dream than second destruction," Williams said. the defense's role in placing five finishers in the top twelve in the meeting, the city is for the $10 - million Frazier - "You might as well take the final individual standings. It appears, said the prosecution, that taking the event with a yawn Clay fight, and the however, with a right and throw it out the the defense had plotted to win the meet, and had decided to thought it is merely a predicted knockout in seven try tuneup for a showdown between rounds. The 31 window. It's nothing." an(] overcome all the odds. - year - old light So far, the left has been These seven individuals, who, for the record, are known as Frazier and Clay. Kim The 26 heavyweight champion has enough to give Frazier 25 Hartman, Chuck Starkey, Dave Dieters, Ken Popejoy, year - old Frazier is a - beefed up to 190 pounds for the Randy 5-1 favorite to beat consecutive victories and 22 Kilpatrick, Ralph Zoppa and Steve Rockey, conspired early last Foster, and bout and will have a 4 - inch knockouts while Foster has won week, it seems, to escape their usual habitat the night before the champion's manager, Yank advantage in the height and epic confrontation, and furthermore, had paid money, in cash, no Durham, said Tuesday, "if we six inches in reach. In thenearly 41 of 45 bouts with 35 kayoes don't break a hand or past, using both hands. less, out of their own pockets, to stay in the Kellogg Center get cut, light heavyweight Michigan State campus. on we'll be ready to champions The payday for the bout at the Furthermore, they had daringly fight again on have tried to move up to the 12,500 - seat Cobo Arena also mingled with those from other teams in that building. Thursday." heavyweight title 10 times, and will be merely appetizer for Even more surprisingly, the prosecution Arranging the bout with Clay all of the an contended, the has become attempts were the $2 million purse Frazier defendants had at no time given up the ghost, so to speak, or even something of a race unsuccessful. - indicated in the slightest way against time. Clay, who was "As might get for fighting Clay. far as I'm that they had abandoned concerned," Frazier has been guaranteed thoughts of running off with a loving - cup type trophy, which CAN SCORE GOALS against 40 per cent of all revenue for the bout, and Foster will 22 V2 per cent. get Bob Foster works out in Getting ready shall henceforth be known as preparation for tonight's heavyweight title fight with Joe Frazier in The fight will be televised on Detroit. Foster, the Exhibit A. lightheavyweight champ, will try to wrest the heavyweight crown from closed circuit to 110 locations in Frazier" This determination, it was said, remained with the defendants all year despite twice leers optimistic this country and Canada as part of a doubleheader that also includes 10 Despite the odds and the ho hum - Jimmy Ellis in febraury, Frazier AP Wirephoto know how my broken ankle was losing horrendously to brothers a - round attitude, Frazier trained broke his ankle while dancing in going to come around. I worked within their lodge, known as the heavyweight fight from Madison longer and harder than ever his night club act. about a hundred rounds for despite losses Square Garden in New York before. Shortly after gaining "I trained harder and Hoosiers and the Gophers. between longer (Buster) Mathis and (Jerry) They had, the prosecution young contenders undisputed recognition as for this fight because I haven't Quarry and 110 for Ellis, but contended, even committed George Foreman and Boone champion by beating world fought since February," Frazier this time I went 175. I'm the ready Kirkman. boxing association titleholder explained, "and then I didn't ultimate infidelity to their By RICK GOSSELIN unable to come out smoking." was to skate a regular brothers within the lodge and State News Sports Writer turn for the remainder of the Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More!, had lost to the Redskins from Despite the fact that MSU series. Olson has a bad charley Miami, in the neighboring area dropped its first weekend series horse, and will not make the trip |aer fine binder! called Ohio. But it was further too," aching Smith] staff I noted by the prosecution that this loss, as well as those to the in WCHA play, the season is from over for the Spartans. Two other Big Ten teams, Minnesota long this week to Minnesota. It is hoped that Olson will be able to see some action when the 100% OYNEL * MODACRYIIC with his| aforementioned Gophers and and Wisconsin, also dropped Spartans make their first home With Hoosiers, have been an this yen] must elaborate ruse perpetrated by The their weekend set. "You've got to have talent and stand in two weeks against Ohio WISH AND STYLE YOURSELF a starting! there fori the defendants to appear weak and inadequate. Ringle luck to win in this league," State. Dwight Lewis, another sophomore defense letterman, Spartan center Gilles Gagnon will fill in while Olson is out. A number of other points were STRETCH WIGS brought up which showed how said. "Last weekend, we had The Spartans scoring villanous these individuals from brigade Michigan State, haughtily calling talent but no luck." was an effective weapon against themselves Spartans, really were. North Dakota won the first North Dakota, and should They loaded their team with youngsters, since Popejoy, game on Friday night on an characterize the MSU hockey [Kilpatrick and Zoppa all while Dieters was a were of the class known as sophomores! overtime goal. The goal was team throughout the season. junior and Rockey a freshman. Hartman and somewhat of a disputable score, Don Thompson, WCHA Starkey had assumed dual leadership wise old men, the as co - captains and seniors, of this infamous bunch. This, the prosecution contended, is well known to be were the with the play very close to having been called offsides. In the second sophomore of the year, led the scoring assault with two goals and two assists. Gagnon and You don't have to FINE QUALITY Synthetic pay more for wig. Meijer a $988 against the articles of contest, North new wig styles are why - pay - more STYLE A competition and child labor. Dakota took Gerry DeMarco recorded two priced, day in, day out - every day. advantage of Furthermore, their ringleddtlK a one - time amed Jim 6igar smoking gent -Spartan penalties to famp into goals and one assist, while Come in and see for yourself. You, Nored Gibbard, had won two titles in the ttaree years he had these renegades, and it is well known that this is opposed to be. All must have an equal chance and after not an claim early lead, and just barely hung on in the last period to their second victory. defenseman Dave Roberts tallied three assists. "If we play the rest of the too, can be a blonde, brunette or redhead 100% in minutes! Choose Dyne!®Modacrylic and from $1294 ■he trophy a team is not allowed to stealing STYLE B have a chance at it again until Down 6-1 at the beginning of season like we played against Kanekelon®VIodacrylics. Styles B and II others have. the third period, the Spartans North Dakota, we'll win a lot of C and two other IVIMSI styles in colors and Also, the defendants had shown a disproportionate amount of fought back only to fall short at games," Bessone said. "You just frosted. All at Meijer low why .MS I s12"fos15M •ride in their team and - pay - university. This, as is well know, helps a 7-5. can't spot any college team five more prices :~o I learn in stealing that ;57 trophy and is against the precepts of non - "We had only one bad period goals and expect to win . . . competitiveness. At this point, the prosecution rested its case. in six against North Dakota," though we almost did." :j3 The defense, led STYLE C by Hartman and Starkey, stated its case Bessone said, "and we still lost Rick Duffett, who played in i3:| mply: a desire to win overcame all, ;:o I though there will be no two games. 1 was disappointed in the Spartan net in both of the MILLINERY DEPT. 9; lisclaimer of responsibility for that didn't get a split, but games with the Sioux, was s4 any actions taken by Gibbard or we J5 [heAtseven Spartans. was pleased that the boys were subject to an onslaught of North this point, the defense able to come back though we Dakota shots: 35 in the first 19 rested, but not before finger at the prosecutors, some of whom had expressedpointing its 17 10 f) i their chances of getting away with the trophy. doubts as were down by so much." There was one casualty in the game and 45 in the second night of action. The Sioux tallied on VALUE PRICED! And the verdict came in. battle with three power play goals in the ti « The jury, a large one which resembled the Sioux. Rick nguely the 58 individuals who did not get the coveted Olson, sophomore defenseman, second game to build their lead heir grasp, trophy in •3-1) 5 pronounced the Spartans and their was injured in his first shift, and on the Spartans. ringleader guilty banished them to MEN'S ™ Williamsburg, in the area known as irginia, where they are bound to work out and defend lemselves against the onslaught of other such trophy - stealers, something called the NCCA championship trophy ■ Biase. getting SPECIAL with this ad: mi\3ttevifcu HAIR FASHIONS the regul?r haircut will be 50c off. OPEN EVENINGS 952 TROWBRIDGE IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Be Sure To Pick Up Your Student Discount Card STUDENT SPECIAL Permanent Press - no ironing needed. 50% another famous name TONIGHT Polyester - 50% Cotton. Trim cut. 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Michigan Wednesday, November SPORTS 'S' teams emphasize plans games, no matter how long or "We're talking about a $1,000 where by paying an additional seconds to By JEFF ELLIOTT short the distance is. Some more in cost to take a 727 jet, avoid a t, $4.80, they receive an additional collision with State News Sports Writer airlines don't like to make the but they're safer, quicker and $30,000 coverage, thus insuring another ni ' °" I short trips to places like Notre more up • to • date with today's "We're talking about a $1,000 them for $50,000. MSU Head Coa^' Saturday's crash of a Southern Dame or Ohio State as they air travel," he added. more in cost to take a 727 jet, but As far as most MSU officials Daugherty has his own f,Uf,» about flying and Airways chartered DC-9, make money by having their Before they started flying they're safer, quicker and more can remember, there haven't makes it ^ up - obvious he wants n carrying Marshall University's plane in the air. When you go to primarily with United's DC6 to - date with today's air travel. " been any close calls or the n<»ih qUlle i football team, the second South Bend or Columbus, you about 20 years ago, the Spartans emergency landings involving an best, up - t„ d "I want to . , 1ln8 but involving a college football team no sooner take off than you would often take a charter flight athletic team. There have been fly the beJ' ^ in the last six weeks, has caused begin to make your descent to on Purdue Aeronautics, an - MSU A t hie tic Business "anxious aircraft there is" ,P0Ss|ble I some moments," collegiate officials to take a long land." airline affiliated with Purdue Manager John Laetz however, such as the football football coach says. planes are serviced bv "ThfuH look at their own air flight All of the football trips are University's aeronautical school. trip to Illinois in 1964. modern technical th '^e' I travel. made on a 727 jet, which has a The company recently sold out, It was a cold and windy realize we can't eu'uitT Athletic Business Manager 96 passenger capacity. Prior to however, and is now Purdue and then turn around and November day and when the land in g1 John Laetz is in charge of all switching over to the bigger and Airlines. There weren't any back for another load. come members of the press are covered by a $20,000 policy. Spartans' plane finally landed in he Big Ten cities take a big plane, but rd r Ca H transportation by MSU varsity more modern jets, the Spartans regularly scheduled flights on "The DC3's were fine for Additional insurance is Champaign • Urbana, there were do that and .*e teams. He sets up time had been traveling via DC6, a Purdue Aeronautics, just cargo sports such baseball available from the National winds up to 60 miles per hour. take a short k" schedules, passenger lists, the propelled aircraft capable of and charter flights. as basketball, but it got to be or "I'll never forget that ride, than to settle f„r« and older plane H mode of transportation and holding a Collegiate Athletic Association that 64 people. But' Also during this era, the nuisance with football landing," Laetz said. "Jack figuring for the players, coaches and staff anywhere." " NI insurance coverage. beginning with the Purdue game Spartans would often fly in a out how to get everyone down members. The Delaney, an MSU graduate, was Marshall Laetz says the Most of the varsity teams will of the 1968 season, the Spartans DC3 plane. General Motors gave there," he said. "In fact, just a University football squad and piloting the plane. First we University J travel by bus or car unless switched from the propeller the University such a craft for couple years ago we sold our coaches were enrolled in this landed on one wheel and then he very satisfied with Airlines and will JL they're playing Iowa or aircraft to the 727. both business and athletic use. Martin 404 and we're currently travel accident insurance eased the other side of the plane the contract probably rS Minnesota, when because of the "More and more airlines were These were small planes, in the process of selling our to the ground. The wind was with them an? long distance, they'll go by dropping their propelled planes however, and only 24 people program. The death benefit for end of the year. "* DC3. The two small planes were each player and staff member is blowing so hard it took a half mm "Their pilots airplane. But the football team in favor of the jets that year," could ride on one plane. just too expensive to have idly $15,000. hour for the airport workmen to and the service is are well Qualify flies to all of it's away games Laetz said. "We had a contract "The school would often have sit at the airport." Men who do a lot of traveling bring steps to the plane so we JOHN LAETZ he said. "United always gooj! with the exception of with United for a chartered DC6 to take three planes on football All of the people aboard a each year through the could get out. blew away." as « has a repu£ neighboring Michigan. for the entire year, but they trips," Laetz said, "as there was Spartan chartered flight are "When we put our luggage in Another heart sports airline and th, " "We set up a package deal with didn't have one available that United Airlines," Laetz said particular weekend. Thus, they usually 50-60 people who would go on the planes. When we had a insured by Mutual of Omaha for University, e.g., Laetz, Athletic Director Biggie Munn and the cart, the wind blew it right out and all over the airport. moment came two - stopping years ago wen - liked by teams also. The p^ Detroit LioJ life, limb and sight. The players assistant Burt Smith, Ticket when the Spartan football squad had no sooner recently. "We agree to charter a flew us on a 727 and we've game at South Bend, a plane are insured for $10,000 each, Illinois had covered its field with was going to Northwestern. The landed J plane from them on all our away flown 727's ever since. would take a load down there. Manager Bill Beardsley, Big Ten Minneapolis Saturday then while the coaches, trainers. Representative John Fuzak and a tarp and put 100 pound plane suddenly dropped a were taking the same plane University personnel and several others, have group plan weights on it and the tarp still thousand feet in matter of to back a a Lansing. 1 ' EXCL USIVE BUT NO T EX PENS/ VE" tte, EXPECTED TO BE BEATEN i Pre-Holidax >TORK / '\\OP MATERNITY FASHIONS Bo surprised at U-M success 3 Days Only into that game nine - and 0," the think they've been looking Ohio State today was listed as ,'5> ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - forward to it and we have too. Wolverines' coach said Monday Bo Schembechler didn't think a five - point favorite over at his weekly press luncheon. "You try not to think about it 20% DISCOUNT ALL DRESSES. FESTIVE his Michigan football team Michigan for Saturday's crucial "I didn't think at the start of (earlier in the season) but there's FASHIONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS OR CASUAL would be undefeated going into game. its season - ending game with the season we'd be nine - and just no way," the Michigan STYLES FOR WORK OR PLAY. coach said. Billy Taylor has been the big Ohio State. He didn't believe the 0," he said. "That's a pretty man in the Wolverine offense "We haven't played a team the Buckeyes would be, either. good feat, winning nine in a row. this season. The Barberton, Ohio EVER Y NEED OF THE MOTHER-TO-BE' "I didn't think Ohio State caliber of Ohio State and they Saturday's collision in haven't played a team the caliber junior is within reach of a 1,000 would be eight • and - 0, Columbus, Ohio, marks the first of yard season. time in the Big Ten's 75 years either," Schembechler added. Michigan. Everybody told me "It's just too tough these days." my team would have a letdown Taylor could become only the • PANT SUITS that two teams with perfect second player in University of after coming back from the Rose Casual, Dressy, Formal $19.00 Up records have played for the Michigan has been gathering Michigan history to gain more conference crown at the end of momentum for the game, Bowl, but I haven't noticed it." • JACKETS than 1,000 yards in a season by winning by 42-0 and 55-0 scores The Wolverines can't go this the year. Sporty, Dressy, Casual $6.00 Up over Illinois and Iowa the past year but the Buckeyes can. netting 120 yards this Saturday Both Schembechler and two weeks, while some observers Michigan earned the trip with a against Ohio State. Ron Johnson • SLACKS was the first. Woody Hayes of Ohio State have feel Ohio State has been 24-12 stunning of Ohio State Before & After stretch, The 189 - yard step Taylor sealed off their practice sessions last season. Cotton, Knits, Wool slipping. took toward ttat goal last fcNfcthe remainder of the weekj that oil the "I «think psychologically we • FOUNDATIONS prepare for the game. sasis or what I've seen in the have"to overcome the fact that Saturday against Iowa earned him this wegJc's honor of Expertly Fitted "I'm tickled to death to go films," Schembechler said. "I we won last year," Midwest Back di'the Week by phi/ Schembechler said. Jacobs • LINGERIE United Press International. 3 Half Slips, Full Slips Schembechler, also a native of Pettie Pants, Panties Special Ski Purchase Women's IM Barberton, tried to put Taylor at fullback at the first of this ' Sizes 3-15 6-20 Save 30% and More Women's IM vollyball season so he could put Glen « T1 T" ' Fischer Superglass $180-5100 championships will be tonight in both the residence hall and decided Doughty at tailback and play them both at once. Bo Schembechler STOP CHECK open independent leagues. The games It didn't work and the - - COMPARE Kast!e CPM 70 $ 155-109 will be held in gym Kastle CPM 70S 127 of the Wolverines' offense reflected it. S155-S109 Women's Intramural Building. The Largest Selection in Central Michigan Kastle CPM 70 SL $180 - $126 In the first game, beginning at 6:30 But when Schembechler finally Kastle La Femrac $150-$106 p.m., McDonel's Clan will play the found the fullback he wanted in New Fashions Arriving Daily winner of Tuesday night's clash Fritz Seyferth, it enabled him to Air Force goes The Weathervane between Helpers for Hellions the and residence Hamlet's hall shift Doughty to wingback and MASTERCHARGE, BANKAMERICARD ACCEPTED - ALSO LAY AWAY championship. put Taylor "back in the saddle" 1918 E. Michigan Ave. FREE Parking Ph. IV 4-9607 Open Mon., Thurs. and Fri. till 9:00 2283 Grand River, Okemos 351-9494 Then independent at 8:30 league p.m. the open title will be at tailback. 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Within the last few years, the seeks to establish change the art center and were overcrowded rapid increases in enrollment Six instructors, four graduate students and 183 freshmen are community has a different focus show and sale to h„ L State News Staff Writer climate of thought has been characterized by recurring News Background made it seemingly impossible to enroll in desired classes. presently engaged in a than Gras planning an elaborate Mardi Ball, one of the former Meridian Mall The show will starting feature art J H "If you see an artist, tell me," cooperative program to Improve group's major functions. «n media invokes a selection of grafitti mixtures of apathy and The issue of enrollment curricula and facilitate the Providing the organizational including sparked by the lack of Experimental program prints and ceramics. nti" from a board at Kresge Art contempt. became a student • faculty incorporation of screening and base for the awakening of constructive action to the experimental program, Plans are also beine Center. Today, this climate is battleground. Students wanted advising procedures in the studio student interest is the Art m.j counteract student disdain for open to both majors and non - "I saw one last week," quips a changing, however slightly, with to be assured entry into art art program. Student Advisory Committee displaying student JS* inadequacies in curricula and majors, promotes intensive other hastily - scrawled reply, "but I the recognition of a need to implement improvements by available facilities. studio experience plus exercises classes, but they expected the faculty to maintain a high The Course and Committee is also Curriculum (SAC), under the direction of areas of the commit | Grosse « £ouP couldn't catch you." in considering Kathy Kobylarz, Warren junior. by Linda seeking out concerned students Paradoxically, their apathy creativity and spontaneity. Pointe This correspondence reflects was the result of too much Class projects have included quality of education as well. implementation of additional SAC is involved in efforts to Woods senSTl the attitude of many students and faculty. The former apathy was interest. Working conditions at "mystery trips" to the Women's A lack of funds prohibited the department from increasing the screening procedures at the junior and senior level. increase interest in the Dept. of considering the possibil displaying students' SI toward the University's art I.M. to test the flight patterns of Art on both the University and number of classes offered and homemade paper airplanes and to the judging pavillion to demands for expanded class Rapport established Perhaps the most striking community levels. Open house .reprints inside uns»* dig in enrollment were refused by the THE the dirt. The department maintains that screening of prospective students faculty. The quality of art education, based to product of the new core program, however, is the sense of rapport established between SAC house will sponsor Monday to introduce an interested students to Kresge Art open In addition involvement, committee is to the CommuJ advij involved in J on one • • one those involved in the Center. The open house will DISCOUNT at the entrance level would be program . oriented interaction, could not be experimental courses. feature exhibits and projecui *> P»S, slanted toward those who have experienced enriched relinquished merely accommodate more students in to Although much smaller in scale than the art community demonstrations, and was 22-* d"«*24-hour student lounge, aJ conceived to acquaint those in instructional and art practice opportunities. the program, the faculty which a decade ago was one of core courses with information k t® abolishment artof center J the |arJ contended. the most active student groups about available courses. Screening at the end of the requirement for art hto core Despite the fact that pressures on campus, the emerging art Other projects include an art majors. * program, by judging were temporarily decreased by portfolios and student - faculty eliminating non • majors from counseling, is expected to most art classes, the uneasy accomplish a quantitative climate persisted. DISCOUNT U' not itchimg elimination of students who Gradual change JJ were given the opportunity of This fall, however, the climate exposure to the MSU art has undergone a gradual change. program. Kresge Art Center has become issnaisg the scene for an awakening of concern by students, faculty and Auction offers administration. On the administrative level, the office of the art department chairman, Erling B. Brauner is to low-lea ded gas was original works involved in the implementation of Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, some of the 62 By TIM RACINE testing the new gas, but Lewis is Lewis estimated that recommendations made to the concerned about engine ninji SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Salvador Dali, and Joan Miro damage. per cent of University vehidi department in the "Analysis of "Different automobiles have now use 920 will be among the artists All 300,000 vehicles owned by regular gasoline. T Trowbridge the Art Department, 1970." different octane ratings," he are 80 vehicles in represented at a exhibit and the federal government use low • the motort* The analysis, considered the said. "One 1970 Chevrolet may that use regular fuel auction of original works of leaded gas by order of President and largest of its kind ever released, be able to use the new fuel, buses that burn graphic art at 3 p.m. Sunday in Nixon who recently urged diesel, he i PHOTO the University Room of the Inn America, 2736 E. Grand River Ave. is the product of a two - year educational development project sponsored by the office of asst. governors precedent. However, to follow his another may not." HESDS An exhibit of lithographs, provost, John Deitrich. contemplating MSU a change is not from Japan The contents of the analysis etchings, serigraphs and leaded to low-leaded gas REGULAR woodcuts will be presented by are of particular importance to the department's Course and University - operated vehicles, for its oses the Meridian Gallery from 1 to 3 John L. Lewis, business manager SYLVANIA Curriculum Committee, which is p.m. lite auction of the 150 of the physical plant, said. framed and matted works will re-designing the core curriculum "We're concentrating on the FLASH for the studio art program. CUBES follow. power plant pollution because it's more visible," he said. "But we are investigatng may add to pollution." any area that political master TOKYO (AP) — The art of teahouse politics has lost one of itil Lead is considered a major greatest masters, and the administration of Prime Minister Eisakul element in air pollution. Sato may never be the same. Particles enter the bloodstream The master was Shojiro Kawashima, who died last week at the Reg. 1.29 and lungs, interfering with the age of 80. His gift for compromise his skill as a negotiator and t body's ability to make blood. disarming manner were made for teahouse politics - the frequent Lewis said University fuel U meetings of poJRkians with bigFbuainessmen and bureaucrats in POLAROID consumption is about 300,000 the teabouM* of the Kasumlgasekl area where government COLOR FILM has variety in it's gallons a year and a change to low leaded gasoline would cost - ministries art Situated. It is likely more Important decisions are reached in these contacts that In the prime minister's office the University about three cents nearby. more per gallon. Thirty years ago Kawashima moved out of political journalism 30 types of submarine Lewis said MSU takes bids and awards contracts for fuel on a into politics, becoming secretary to Tokyo's mayor. He was the politicians' politician in a postwar era. He was the man behind the yearly basis. scenes, the one who pulled the strings, through a succession of The fuel is paid for by the Reg. 4.19 Sandwiches... service - garage fund, he said, posts in the Liberal - Democratic party. In the 1950s he propped up the political fortunes of Primel and does not come from state Minister Nobusuke Kishi. A debacle following revision of the U.S.I RUM 8. BUTTER appropriated monies. - Japan security treaty resulted in Kishi's downfall. Kawashimil SCHR AFFT'S Game room, Low lead fuel is designed for brought Hayato Ikeda to the fore. Following Ikeda's death, hel HOURS: FRUIT CAKE CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES pinball, Mon. • Thurs. 11-1 vehicles produced since 1970 smoothly maneuvered Kishi's brother, Sato, into the primel that burn regular gas, Lewis said, ministry. C Re9 DARK OR pool tables, Fri. & Sat. 11-2 and a change to the new fuel the man chiefly responsible for Sato'sl 53 Kawashima was 99C MILK CHOCOLATE foosball isn't 2 LBS Sun. 12-12 "commercially feasible" for re-election to an unprecedented fourth two • year term on Oct.1 MSU's older fleet of cars and 29. trucks. CHRISTMAS /:■ ROCKET 4980 NORTHWIND DRIVE 351-4731 The motorpool is considering WRAP 6 ROLLS - 65 SQ.FT. TRANSPARANT Doctor t c on viral infection Reg. 99C Vi" x 800" Reg. 230 A nationally known authority on the mechanisms the bodyl employs to resist diseases will give MSU's annual Huddlesoil Lecture at 4:30 p.m. Thursday in the Erickson Kiva. I HEALTH & GROOMING AIDS Dr. Frank J. Dixon, chairman of the biomedical research dept.! at the Scrippa Clinic and Research Foundation, La Jolla, CiEf will speak on "Pathogenetic Events In Chronic Viral Infections. 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He was the! man behind the| a succession c r m • .> i 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 18 •9?0 Knapp'sj Failing to win'70 could spell GOP fall in '72 By MICHAEL FOX known, attractive figure than than State News Staff Writer Cihon. they have for the Dast 1n News Analysis "Someone with the stature of years, Schlesinger the high was in said u? '°i Walter Adams is necessary," he 1%6 when ^ to The Republican party's failure said. than 50 per cent of th ^ strengthen its position in the Nov. defeat 3 election could spell for the GOP at the opportunity for Republicans in the South," Schlesinger said. Reapportionment will be on the 1970 census. based Len Stuttman, narrowly defeated for the State Senate by party lines. V°te ^ *5 "They didn't even run It is possible that the district presidential level and in the Republican Philip Pittenger, is candidates 10 to 15 years ago in will be reshaped to include also well known, he said, but Sixth District congressional race power, he said, in places where they came close to Lansing and Flint rather than would face with Chamberlain noting tha k 1972, according to an MSU professor of political science. winning this year." On the Democratic Jackson, which would put Rep. Donald W. Riegle, Jr., R-Flint, in the same problem of fighting a I™ Democrats,in 1952 against but t21 name that everyone knows. whp„ Joseph Schlesinger, who Eisenhower teaches a course in political presidential Edmund prospects, Muskie of Sen. a race against Chamberlain, Cihon is a likely man for the won in obviously a personal victnl 1956 it w! Maine, Schlesinger said. When nomination, however, because in parties, said in an interview that The Republicans |ost ^1,. "comes closest to satisfying all Chamberlain was first elected 14 the 1970 voter maintained a a high proportion of houses that year. 1 the factions in the Democratic years ago, the district included "party stand - off" with no congressional races, a party will "The Republicans party with no conspicuous Lansing and Flint. continue to lose with the same liave to DU|| major trend towards either liabilities and has to be rated a "The over lots of people. The combination of man over a period of years, party. The Nixon objective of front runner," Schlesinger said. conservative Republicans in the Schlesinger said. rejected the Democrats because the times R realigning American politics into Muskie has the money, the legislature to oust Riegle, and of The high voter turnout for an serious. This will wore JJ resources, the fatherly, calm the liberal Democrats to oust off year election was a product be the tJ - a Republican MGKuZ majority has failed appearance of moderation and test for the Republicans at this Chamberlain, might bring this of student activity, but it had a point, he said. effectiveness television 1972," Schlesinger said. as a about," Schlesinger said. greater effect on other local Schlesinger said Agnew will be wild colors in nylon: a "drag" on a Nixon ticket in candidate, he said. No new districts will be added races than on the Cihon • 1972. A running mate Democratic ticket would need to on the based on the new census, but Supreme Court rulings that all Chamberlain race, he said. Nation imports! "Agnew has developed an Voting in the Sixth District our combo set independent base in the party," come from the West or Midwest or possibly from the South, districts must be almost equal in population will cause this year was approximately trees for Yule he said. "This exclusionary game some 97,000 compared to 161,000 in is a dangerous thing in two - depending on whether the party changes, particularly in the 1968. Most incumbents from MEXICO CITY ,AP,-Me J $ sees a win in one of these areas Detroit suburban 3 area. 1968 party American politics. By- improved their standing will import 350,000 ChristnJ as vital. Schlesinger said Noting that it is statistically rejecting Charles Goodell, except for Chamberlain. Riegle's trees from either the Kennedy wouldn't have won easier to defeat incumbents in percentage rose from 60 per cent United R-N.Y., and excluding liberal without Johnson in 1960. States or Canada this year. the Red, lilac, canary yellow, mint, skipper presidential election years, to nearly 70 per cent this year. Republicans, and saying 'vote The North has been gained by Agriculture Ministry said. It only if you agree,' then the Schlesinger said the Democrats The voters do not appear to be is blue, lime, French blue, brown sugar, nude, the Democrats, with most GOP would need a more well illegal in Mexico to cut trees for white! Great to look at, terrific to wear, party is on its way to a minority - splitting their tickets any more Christmas. wins coming in the form of position." individual because Helenca ® nylon lace "No time since Reconstruction personalities rather s-t-r-e-t-c-h-e-s to fit all! than party victories. He said it has there been greater Health was significant that Milliken did Lingerie, second floor Down center joins not seek help from Agnew this town and Meridian Mall After make it we perfect, year. msEtEtfflanasE we keep it perfect. The local congressional race, in which Rep. Charles Chamberlain defeated Democratic challenger John Mich. Blue Cross Cihon, indicated a weakening of Chamberlain's hold on the district, Schlesinger said. Although local Republican strength appears to still be solid, and are major changes were made in the By BARBARA FARY now receiving more business Chamberlain polled only 58 per favorable rates of reimbursement office. The changes State News Staff Writer cent of the votes this year as there were designed to facilitate from them," James W. Cooke, health center Glenn Herriman opposed to 64 per cent in 1968. The sizeable number of MSU health center administrator, said. Cross accounting. handling of Blue) The best way to defeat The health center's office Volkswagen, Inc. Chamberlain would be in a students with Michigan Blue manager, Joseph F. Smith, Smith indicated that the) 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. primary, Schlesinger said, which Cross protection is the reason health center was required to be detailed benefits to the health PHONE 482-6226 is possible with the mandatory behind the University Health a fully accredited center made possible through hospital with reapportionment of Center's switch to the Blue Cross membership in the American I © active participation in the Blue "Lansing's Smallest congressional districts which the policy, according to a health Cross program. Hospital Assn., Michigan Volkswagen Dealer" Michigan legislature will make center official. "Until March of last year, we Hospital Assn. and the before the '72 race. "We have met their standards Southwestern Michigan Hospital ] received only a $15 maximum Council. deduction for Blue Cross A BUCK OFF ON A BUCKET OR BARREL patients," he said. Many students confuse Blue j Take This Cross with Blue Shield, the Coupon and Leap To Your Nearest KFC Store "As a member with active manager noted. He said Blue for Some Finger Lickin' Chicken and All the Trimmings. status we can negotiate with Cross is limited to hospital 1040 E. Grand River, E.L. Blue Cross," Smith said. "They 42 38 W. Saginaw services while Blue Shield applies 3140 S. Logan will reimburse us for either cost 1 620 E. 3200 N. East St. (U.S. 27) Michigan to paying premiums on doctor's | or charges, whichever is less. care. This is additional revenue for Olin does not deal directly | us." with Blue Shield, he said, I Smith said Blue Cross is the may be involved through its | most widely accepted health insurance in the state. physicians. Specific benefits incurred j "Recognition by Blue Cross under Blue Cross protection [ should insure students that the depends upon the type of policy quality of care they receive at the health center meets coverage a student has, he added. standards by an outside agency," he said. Smith also said the health Smith listed the specifications center must undergo yearly the health center, staff and inspections and audits to keep facilities had to meet for Blue its Blue Cross participation Cross membership. He said most active. Knapp's i * SENIORS ... ! * it's your night j * tonight at the VISTA J 8 p.m. - 2 a.m. (Volunteers in Service to America ) Needs Education Majors Great Issues. Business Majors 2 pm snoozin' Architect/Planners msu auditorium november 20, WO in Humanities Majors acimLssioti 5^ acrylic is great! Health Specialists UL Appliqued blanket sleeper lias cozy knit And Thousands of neckline and cuffs, full front zipper, plastic safety soles. Pretty pastels or vivid shades in S, M. L, XL. Infants' Wear, third floor 3.57 Others! JANE Downtown and Meridian Mall To work against all aspects of poverty in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the k Virgin Islands and Guam. FONDA Shop Knapp's Meridian Mall tonight til 9. Ex-volunteers on campus Placement Office today Downtown tomorrow from 10 to 5:30 Student Services Building p.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 18, 1970 ] "J state news classified Have Items Too Good To Throw state news 3558255 Away? Sell Them With A Fast-Acting Want Ad! classified 355-8255 The State News nutSm. -Tar/Sfy WW# HfCD* permit racial discrimination or does religious in not jtI Automotive OLDSMOBILE 1964. Jetstar. Radio, pRAnkly speaking .. by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to advertising columns. The heater, power steering, brakes. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. COUPLE DESPERATELY needs State sublet winter and/or spring. News will $325. 694-0602. 5-11-20 Upstairs, one bedroom furnished apartment. $110 or less. East not 351-3187.5-11-24 accept apartment. Utilities included. Lansing / Okemos area. Call Carol advertising which OPEL RALLY 1968. 10,000 actual $125 deposit. or Chuck after 6 I .automotive discriminates against DESPERATELY NEEDED 1 girl Also, west of 3-11-19 p.m. 332 1393. miles, like new. Crosby's Pontiac campus one mile, two bedroom Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color and winter term, reduced rent, $65. furnished or Buick Sales. IV 2-9776. basement. Utilities Auto Parts & Service national origin. 5-11-23 New Cedar Village, 351-9099. included. $125 deposit. No ONE BEDROOM. All utilities except 5-11-24 Aviation children. 351-3969, 10-11-30 electricity. Okemos, 351-1192 PLYMOUTH 1950. after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 I EMPLOYMENT transportation. $60. 337-0388. Good local NO DEPOSIT, utilities paid. $50. East Lansing's Finest I* FOR RENT Automotive 3-11-19 Now through Spring. 489-1848. 3-11-20 Call student residence NEEDED ONE or two girls for Apartments Now Offering winter / winter and spring. PONTIAC LEMANS. 1963, 326 Reduced rent. Cedar Village. Houses CHEVROLET .'^62. BEST LOCATION for winter. 2 girls Good 3-speed, $250. 482-1844 after 5 short-term leases 337-2102. 2-11-18 Rooms condition. SOLO 332 -1209. P.m. 3-11-18 needed to sublet. Cedar Village. 4-11-20 Large CIIC 2 * man units |, FOR SALE PONTIAC 1965.. New tires, 337-9563. 2-11-19 luxurious i I / J (3rd person LOVELY 915 FURNISHED efficiency. Animals CHEVY tape slightly add.) Lilac. $120 plus electricity. WAGON, 1964. Power player. Call after 6 p.m. 351-1713 ONE COMPLETE 4 man apartment * Available now. 351-5696. 3-11-19 Mobile Homes steering, automatic. $475 in Cedar Lowered Move-In Cost or best 5-11-24 Village. Available for *Walk to Campus offer. 351 9045. 6-11-24 Winter and I, PERSONAL Spring. Call 351-2015. *Pool and Party Lounge EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. RENAULT 1966. Four door sedan. 3-11-20 *Out-of-Sight furniture, Burcham Woods. $125. Available , PEANUTS PERSONAL CORVETTE, BLACK, 1967 Coupe, 35,000 Carpeting actual miles. 1 starting Dec. 10. Lease option I, REAL ESTATE * mags. Side owner. All appliances, incl. exhaust, 427. $2600 Radio. $300. IV 2-9776. 5-11-23 NEEDED GIRL winter, Delta Arms. winter or winter dishwasher and spring. 351-7118. 4-11-20 .RECREATION Close, reasonable, no deposit. On-Site Professional Management 351-3118. 5-11-233 TRIUMPH 1965. Good condition. 351-1345. 5-11-24 SERVICE DODGE 1961. Excellent • Typing Service Very reasonable price. Fantastic condition. $550. See John, 202 Haslett FURNISHED TWO bedroom 731 APARTMENTS ATTENTION WORKING (upstairs). 5-11-23 Rental office open PERSONNEL. Furnished and shape. 355-8332, 8 • 5 p.m.; apartment. One block from 12-6 Daily .TRANSPORTATION 351-1155 anytime after 5 and Sunday unfurnished one bedroom pm VOLKSWAGEN 1961. Rebuilt '64 Berkey Hall. $210 month. apartments. Close to campus, bus ,WANTED X-5 11-20 Sublease. 528 Albert. 351-9269. 731 Burcham Dr. V4 mile East and Frandor. motor, good body. Must sell! Available 3-11-20 of Abbott Rd. DEADLINE DODGE DART, 1962.. Very good 355-3823. 3-11-19 immediately. Phone FABIAN condition. $250 or best offer. Phone 351-7212 REALTY, ED 2-0811, IV 2-4619, II P.M. one clais day VOLKSWAGEN ONE MAN needed for furnished IV 2-0571. 4-11-20 489-9621 after 5 p.m. 3-11-20 BUS, 1969, 9 - before publication. passenger, excellent condition, 'nor another compmut amjt apartment. Close to campus. $50 NEEDED: ONE girl, Delta Arms per month. 351-2208. 5-11-24 starting winter. Call 351-0695. Cancellations - 12 noon AM-FM radio, asking $1850 Ed HASLETT AREA. one class day before DODGE 1964 6 stick. New brakes. Good tires. 337-9431 battery, 2-6346. 5-11-19 W SAlARY, nenm<*£, ?' 3-11-19 bedroom furnished. Modern Fully 1 NEED ONE girl to sublet winter 5-11-24 carpeted. Phone after 5 p.m., [publication. VOLKSWAGEN 1966, sedan. Good term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. NEED FOURTH girl to sublease 353-7938. 5-11-23 5-11-24 winter. Americana. $240/term. PHONE FALCON, 1962. Runs good. $75 condition. Selling for $800. or 351-2707. 4-11-20 FREE RENT until December 1. One 355 8255 best offer. 351-6418. 3-11-20 355-9896. 1-11-18 ONE GIRL to share 3 man. girl needed for 3-man. Sublease l"63/month. No deposit. Call after NEED ONE man for three man at RATES FALCON, 1962. Good dependable VOLKSWAGEN 1969. Excellent winter, spring and/or summer. 6 p.m., 332-1887. 5-11-24 Meadowbrook Trace. Call transportation. In clean condition. condition. $1595. Disposal, dishwasher, balcony, air |1 day $1.50 5-11-18 355-8033 882-7782 after 6 p.m. 4-11 -20 115c per word per day Call 339-8682 after 5:30 3-11-19 p.m. Employment For Rent FANTASTIC DEAL. 2-3 men, luxury conditioning. Call before noon, 353-6218. 3-11-19 ■3 days $4.00 VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Sunroof, new apartment. No lease. 339-2753. TEACHERS ELEMENTARY PARKING. One block from campus. 3-11-20 |13Vic per word per day FALCON FUTURA Sport Coupe, tires, good shape. $375. 355-6085. - cedar greens RfSDUCED RENT one girl for 3-man 5-11-24 principal, several college openings. Private, paved, lighted lot. $10.00. at 731 apartments. Disposal, ■5 days $6.50 1969. Jade green, black vinyl top, Elementary vocal, some in area. 337-2336.3-11-20 REDUCED RENT! Close to campus. bucket seats. Automatic, dishwasher, air conditioning, large CLINE TEACHER AGENCY, 129 |13c per word per day power V-8, VW BUS, 1965. Carpeting, built-in Need 2 girls winter and spring to 1 Bedroom Furnished closets. Sublease winter, spring steering / brakes. Call East Grand River, 332-5079. sublet. Phone [(based on 10 words per ad) 351-6862 after 5 p.m. 5-11-23 double bed, icebox, camp box, 5-11-18 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. 5-11-24 Gail, 351-1685. Short Term Leases and/or summer. Call before noon, curtains, 2 new tires, gas heater, SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV 353-6218. 3-11-19 ■ Peanuts Personals must be radio, with RENTALS. 372-4948, C FORD, 1965. Country rear speaker. I pre-paid. Squire. NEED 3 girls to sublet apartment ONE GIRL to sublet winter term, Automatic, V-8. 351-3850, 10 a.m. • 1 p.m.; after Power. 10 p.m. 3-11-20 nurse TV RENTALS. Color and winter term. 351-2759. 5-11-24 Call 351-8631 across from campus. 332-3844. black and ■There will be a 50c service Mechanically perfect. 487-0046 white. MARSHALL 5-11-23 MUSIC |and bookkeeping charge if 5J1-24 VOLVO, 1961 PV-544 Sport. Engine COMPANY, 351-7830. C NEEDED: ONE man immediately for 3-man. No deposit. 337-2098 NEAR MSU. New, one bedroom his ad is not paid within FORD PICK-UP, 1949, positraction overhauled. Must sell. Call SUBLET 2 man furnished rear end. Best offer. 694-8734. 482-7510 after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 Emergency room and TV RENTALS — Students only. Low after 5 p.m. 3-11-20 apartment. Furnished, carpeted, apartment. For winter term only. one week. 5-11-20 psychiatric unit. Registered monthly and term rates. Call air - conditioned, quiet, lots of $70/man. 337-2198. 5-11-23 The State News will be nurse, part time for relief 351-7900 to reserve FEMALE GRADUATE student parking. No pets. $160 per month FORD 1965. Scooters & Cycles duty on 11:30 • 7 a.m. shift. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C yours. needed to sublease winter and and electricity. Deposit. OWN sponsible only for the Convertible, Galaxie ROOM (house), block off 500. Power Formal orientation program. spring terms. University Villa, 351-9397. 5-11-18 first day's incorrect steering, brakes. $700. KAWASAKI 1970, 250 Sidewinder, campus - girl. 332-1252 or 485-6769, 3 7 p.m. X-5-11-18 Good salary and benefits. 332-2343. 5-11-24 332-6916. 5-11-23 Apartments - Insertion. low mileage, new condition. $550. ONE GIRL to sublet 2 man winter. FORD 1964 Van Camper conversion. Phone 351-0372. 3-11-20 Apply Personnel Department NEEDED: ONE Please call 337-1295. 2-11-20 St. Lawrence Hospital. girl. New Cedar IUlri'4 Best offer, 627-9870, after 6:30 p.m. 8-11-20 BRIDGESTONE 175. Dual twin. TWO GIRLS. apartment. Winter for Across from campus. large Village. Starting winter. 332-1431. 1-11-18 Call GENESSEE, WEST. Lovely 5 rooms DESPERATE! Excellent condition. 2 helmets. 351 -6925. 5-11-19 furnished. Utilities paid. $135. 2 One Girl for 3 Man r $225. 355-5659. 3-11-20 faculty. Deposit. 482-7306. Winter Term FORD GALAXIE 1959. 4 door, PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 (SOMMATE NEEDED. Winter, Automotive automatic, $75. Running hours per week. Automobile EAST LANSING near campus. One spring. Grad preferred. Own room. 3-11-18 * Lower Bunk HONDA 1968, 350 Scrambler. $400. * condition. 355-7102. 3-11-19 required. 351-5800. O bedroom, furnished. Large, airy Call 351-0170. 3-11-20 Close to Campus STIN HEALEV Sprite, 1965. Good condition. Phone 332-5454. STUDIO AND one bedroom, * rooms. Air conditioned. Congenial Puppy Excellent mechanical. $395; VW 3-11-20 ONE GIRL needed for furnished, parking. 351-6586 MGA, 1962.. Excellent condition. WANTED: WAITRESS Beautifully maintained. Select Americana * $64 month includes all barts. 372-2900. 3-1 1-20 to work 5 5-11-20 484-2220. 3-11-19 p.m. - closing. Both full and part clientele. Lease. 332-3135 Apartment. Large, close to * 9 light switches Auto Service & Parts time. Dishwasher, 5 p.m. - closing 882-6549. O or campus, cheap. Call 351-4382. * p 1600 Tl, 1968. Very rare W-11-24 TWO, 2-bedroom apartments Charming roommates ■model. 118 hp, wide MGB, 1967. Immaculate. Many or 8:30 - 4:30 p.m., full time. available for either * Indoor wheels, extras. No reasonable offer MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East Apply after 4 APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. faculty plumbing Bun I op radials. p.m., LK members or married graduate Excellent Kalamazoo Street If you're a student or married TWO MAN available winter term. refused. 372-1053. 5-11-23 Since 1940. Restaurant, 6031 South students. All utilities paid, except 351-6485 . . . ■condition, never abused. $2000, Across from campus. 337-0731. Complete auto painting and Pennsylvania. 3-11-19 couple looking for a comfortable ■trades considered. 484-4315 after life style at reasonable 5-11-24 electricity. New building, quiet. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1967. collision service. IV 5-0256. C prices, keep |6p.m. 5-11-18 $170 per month. For further in mind that our rental counselors Automatic, 6-cylinder. Excellent information, call 372-8586. 707 NEED ONE girl. 4 man. Sublet. ' C K 1962 AUSTIN Hcaley 3000 Mark II. are interested in assisting you in NEEDED — ONE girl for winter or ELECTRA, 1 965. condition. Phone 339-2936. MEN East Mount Hope. 5-11-18 Riverside East. $62.50. 351-1156. Automatic, Parts, wires, hardtop. 351-2019. WOMEN finding the right apartment. winter - spring. Call 337-2568. power steering, new 3-11-18 3-11-19 3-11-20 SELL Rommate service is also available 5-11-24 •'res. Best offer. NEED 3 girls to sublet winter term. 351-9137, .. Ivenings. 3-11-20 MUSTANG 1965. Blue, 6 cylinder, 3 PART TIME . Stop in our office at 444 Michigan Reduced Do You want part - time work? Place NEEDED ONE female roommate to rates. Cedar Village, MGA HARDTOP. Keep warm with Avenue and let us aid you in a Want Ad for fast results. speed. $300. 332-2650, call after FROM LEADS ONLY NO 332-2163.5-11-18 |lCK - insulated fiberglass hardtop. Offer. locating share two bedroom apartment. SKYLARK, 1962. 6 p.m. 5-11-20 an apartment for your V-8, CANVASSING $88 plus telephone and electricity. 337-9218. 3-11-20 type of life. HALSTEAD Jutomatic. Interior White with red _— ,— — rfr MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O Call Elayne, 332-8748 after 5 p.m. WANTED: ONE man to sublease Houses $250, or best offer. OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1968. winter, spring term. 2 man, 2 |41 4222. 5-1 1-24 AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and 3-11-20 Many, many extras. Excellent SUBLET WINTER. Up to four. Near bedroom. University Villa. $95 NEED: ONE student for house. East condition. Low American cars. If we can't fix it, it If you can definitely work for lease for $75. Howard, 351-1577 mileage. Best Berkey. 351-1328 after 5 p.m. GRADUATE WOMEN. One opening Lansing, $65/month. 351-7989. ML LAC can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O 3 or 4 hours a night, plus after 7 p.m. 5-11-18 LIMOUSINE, 1961. offer. 351-2645, or weekends 3-11-18 in 4 girl apartment, 1 block from 3-11-19 ■ery impressive. All the options. 339-9444. 10-12-3 Saturday, you can earn better ■BV-1010, campus. Completely furnished. after 6 p.m. 3-11-20 Aviation than $150 a week calling on ONE STUDIOUS man wanted for Utilities and parking included, ONE SPACE to sublet in two man. FOUR MAN to sublet. Have to see it OLDSMOBILE 1965 Hardtop. New Call EVROLET 1961 - $75. Engine qualified appointments only. three man. Close to campus. Call $65. 337-2336. 3-11-20 Darlene, 351-5714, after 5 to believe it. 332-3344. 551 snow tires. Good condition. IV p.m. C T°od, body fair. 5800 Richwood FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to Experience unnecessary, but 332-0139. 3-11-18 Lexington Ave. 4-11-20 4-7141. 5-11-24 Pr Apartment learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. must follow company ONE GIRL, starting winter, $57.50. 68, behind NEEDED: ONE THREE BEDROOMS unfurnished, 2 i shop's Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C methods. Car, neat WANTED: GIRL to share apartment No damage deposit. Close. girl, sublet winter, Furniture on OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442, must sell, Haslett with other Arms. No deposit. baths. $115 a month. 417 N. Pennsylvania. 5-11-18 best offer. 335-0244. After 8 appearance and ambition one girl. 332-1051, call 351-8076. 3-11-20 after 4:30 p.m. 5-11-20 351-1285. 5-11-18 Francis, Lansing. Call 485-4917, necessary. Call 484-1335 ask jlVROLETMust1948. Great shape. p.m., 355-8082. 5-11-24 Employment for Mr. McGill. MARRIED COUPLE needs furnished ONE BEDROOM apartment close to WOULD YOU rather do 372-4747. 5-11-23 '"St. sell. MSU. Furnished and all utilities something 132'/a Beal. FAST GROWING company now has 108 OLDSMOBILE D-88, 1965. apartment winter only, near paid. Attached garage. 351-0837. else? Sell sporting goods GIRL NEEDED immediately, winter. you no Excellent condition, power openings for several full time men. campus. 393-8642. 3-11-18 longer use with Want Ad. Dial $60. Washer, dryer. 351-0795 5-1J24 a fVROLET IMPALA, 1962. Low steering and brakes. Owner leaving Also 2 part time positions open. SPEECH THERAPIST. Several hours 355-8255 today! after 5 p.m. 4-11-20 "fege, best offer. 355-9750 country. 355-0884 after 5 p.m. Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 a week, your home or mine, to WANTED: ONE girl. Sublet two - FURNISHED APARTMENTS, close Hy2-G Spartan Village. 3-11-18 5-11 -23 p.m. only. C help with aphasic patient. Rate man starting December $75 to campus. Two or three variable. 332-3093. 3-11-19 bedrooms. $175 and up. __337:2qo5^3n-i8 Immediate □□□ NCIC OW Place Your PART TIME sales, shoe department. CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 occupancy term. 351-9036. 5-11-19 or winter CROSSWORD U ElAWE Albert's Meridian Mall. 24 hours a South Pennsylvania. QUIET PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD week. Must be able to work some location for married, grad students FURNISHED ONE bedroom, near PUZZLE TTJ RED RE] and downtown Lansing. Carpeted, air- ACROSS weekends and holidays. Apply in faculty. ONE bedroom furnished. $150 monthly. conditioned, laundry facilities. 1. Therefore 23. lota PlElS Today Just clip, complete, mail. person. Ask for Mrs. Brenner. . . . 5-11-23 Immediate possession. Call $145 plus electricity. Immediate 5. Rain tree 24. Firm U Li) STA TE NEWS will bill you later. Manager, 393-8657 or FOX occupancy. Phone Walter Neller 10. Relinquish LAN 25. Biped PROPERTY Co. 489-6561; weekends or JOB — JUNIOR, senior or graduate MANAGEMENT, ll.Opah 26. Iron symbol Name. student to live with family and _ J372-J954_0 evenings, 393-0206. 7-11-20 12. Book cover 28. Food fish assist with three young children FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. TWO 13. Book of maps 30. Plaything GIRLS, winter. 2 bedrooms, Address. for winter and spring terms. 14. Unicorn fish 31. Lever Large, pleasant, close 332-3226 3-man. Close, reasonable. Offering private room and bath, 15. Light brown 32. Darling days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C 351 1846. 3-11-19 City Zip Code. board, phone, salary. Walking 17. Extend 33. Coal scuttle distance from campus. Call 18. Tennis 34. Chimney pipe .Student No- TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student Phone 332-1105, 9-11 a.m.; 8 - 10 p.m. appurtenance 35. Mountain crest 4-11-20 units. These spacious luxury apartments 19. Venerable 37. French pastry 4. Irk Consecutive Dates to Run. are completely DOWN 20. Anguillae 39. Contributor 5 Peruse carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean OWN HOURS. Part or full time. 21. Hypothetical 40. Holy person 1. Understood 6 Knack Classification furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage force 7. Polo stick Sales. Please call 372-1648. disposal and 41. Introduce 2. Long walk B-11-18 individual control - central air 22. Unpaid 42. Species 3. Twilight 8. Benefit rr'nt Ad Here: conditioning. These four man 9. Roman and units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure snub MALE PROGRAMMERS (4), for six r month conversion project. Cobol language, challenging time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated m 10. Diminished 12. Jupiter's 1 new concept. Top hourly rate, flexible swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you wife want to lr> among •3 hours. INCORPORATED, Call MANPOWER 372-0880. today. There are the first residents of TWYCKIAJGl !AM call units starting at $70/month per man. 1 16. Paid announcement Equal 3-11-20 opportunity employer. iviODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1191 Jo 19. Not at home 20. Eternity 22. Papa NEEDED: 6 young men and women FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 23 Blue bird for outside order department, evenings and weekend, part time MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or 332-6441 PP 24. Franchise 25. Demure f Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. work. Call 485-5700. 10-12-3 PART SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. pp IT 2 26. Bananas 27. Flirt I TIME, earn up to $50-$7b per 28. Shovel 10 Words 3 days • $4.00 5 days $6.50 33 or Less: 1 day $1.50 - week. Car necessary. Call 29. Egret ver lo 40c per word 65c per word 351-7319 for interview. C 30. Toward Words Add: 15c per word ®topclungf)am 37 31. Aircraft □ □ □ 33. German title For Rent V/ 34. Toss a coin Mail to; Michigan State News 347 Student Services MSU East Lansing, Mich. Bldg. RENT A TV and watch your favorite program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, Alco MANA Gl.MINT KXCt LSI VEL Y B Y Management Company 77^r wh 36. Digit 38. Caribbean island 337-1300. C 18 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November For Rent For Sale For Sale fRanklyspeAkinq. .by Phil Frank I1*B WHAT'S BFMNG BEAUTIFUL PONCHOS: Imported. SHURE VOCAL Master PA. Ampeg NEED ONE girl to sublet winter. Nice colors, styles, wool. $18 - guitar amplifier. 351-9427 or Own room. $50. 337-0751. $20 353-7108. 5-11-19 351-8324.10-11-18 5 11-23 ONE PERSON needed for warm AIR CONDITIONER 7500 BTU, fits SMITH CORON " % Otric' P°rtable house. $60/month. Own room. casement windows. Ideal for typewriter, iS® 'VPe. 337-1127 139 Cedar, East Lansing. Peace. married housing. $175. 355-6116. after 5 p.m. 5-11-20 W-11-18 2-11-18 TENOR SAXOPHONE - Martin, $1.00 service charge per There will be e faculty Music Recite! $175. Call 355-0913 after 5 p.m. insertion to be tonight at 8:15 p.m. in the Music GIRL NEEDED winter, spring VOLKSWAGEI"/:' qW tires on rims. — pre- Building Auditorium. The pianist will 3-man. Near Bogue. $65. Used aSO^Po paSOVr00*15. $20. 3-11-18 peid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 be Devid Renner. There is no 332-3478. 5-11-20 351-3982. 2-11-18 class day before. admission cherge. ELECTRIC GUITAR and amplifier GIRL TO sublet house winter / AR AMPLIFIER, four "months old. with case, six strings. $75. Fly to New York this Xmas (Dec. 13 USED BOOK DRIVE will be held spring. Two 'miles from campus, AR turntable. Shure cartridge. 882-5163. 5-11-20 or 23 - Jan. 3) for $66 on American by Man & Nature Bookstore this own room, pets welcome. Call 353-8008 or 353-1833. 5-11-23 Airlines. For further Information on week. If you have some material that between 5 and 9 p.m. 351-1483. GIRLS BICYCLE with basket this flight and others thii Xmes, to you would like to donate, please call 5-11-19 CARPETS, 9'x12', blue / green, $55. included. $15. In good condition. London (Doc. 17 - Jan. 6) and Haweii 353-6633 and we'll come and pick up Gold / green with pad, $70. Was $40 new. Call evenings, (Dec. 13 or 27 - Jan. 4) contact the the stuff, or you can drop it off at ROOM IN house. Comfort, cooking, 339-2070. 3-11-19 351-4626. 5-11-20 Union Board Travel Office, 2nd floor our store, 328 Student Services, 10 parking. $60, utilities. 351-3387 a.m. - 9 p.m., Monday thru Friday; Union, or call 353-9777 daily evenings. 3-11-20 HART JAVELIN Combination skiis. VENEZUELAN HARP. Small. Own between 11:30 e.m. and 4:30 p.m. Saturday, 12-6 p.m. LANSING. Furnished 2 bedrooms, 200cm. New. $140. case. Like new. Will consider best Greg, close to campus. Lease, students. 351-1823. 5-11-23 offer. 355-6148, after 5 p.m. Abrams Planetarium presents A.R.C. Call after 5 p.m., 351-4757 or 3-11-18 THE BAHA'I FAITH: Baha'i 70. Lights and Live Rock in the 485-6483. 3-11-20 Firesides: Tonight at Jeff and Elaine unique atmosphere of the SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. WE DO most repairing and replace Wilson's, 1110-L University Village Brand new portables — $49.95, plenetarium sky theetre. Featuring broken frames. OPTICAL (355-5863), Sundays at Jim MAGIC and The New Eye See The $5.00 per month. Large selection Rooms of reconditioned used machines. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Springston's, 1330 E. Grand River Light Show Co. Program times are Avenue, 372-7409. C-11-20 No. 23 ( 332-2392) or at Mike and Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; Friday, 7:30 81 Singers, Whites, Necchis, New SPARTAN HALL now leasing for Sharon Bond's, 701 Cherry Lane No. 9:30 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 & 9:30 Home & "Many Others." $19.95 winter term. Singles, men, women. INFLATABLE PLASTIC 106 (355-7765). p.m., Nov. 19, 20, 21. Tickets are to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS 351-9286 or 372-1031. 0-12-4 FURNITURE. Chairs, sofas, ' $2.00 at the Union, the planetarium DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, ROOM, BOARD for babysitting, 1115 North Washington, hassocks. All noon - colors. 337-9215, midnight. 0-11-18 i mm w tmd vouk fmm \' ATTENTION: Students of German and Russian. There will be an open and at the door. 489-6448. C-1 V19 light housework. 1 child. Near meeting of the German - Russian Help Seve Lives! Give blood at the Frandor, 372-8842. 12-12-4 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, Dept. Student Advisory Committee Red Cross Blood Drive. It will be canisters and uprights. Guaranteed Animals on Thursday, Nov. 19, at 2 p.m. in held in the Shaw Hall Lower Lounge NEWLY CARPETED room in Haslett 740 • A Wells. Any criticisms, on Nov. 16 - 20; Mon. - Thurs. 2 - 8 one full year. $7.88 and up. FREE KITTENS, box trained. Raised area. Graduate student preferred. complaints or suggestions are p.m.; Friday, 10 4 p.m. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING with - References required. Phone children. Very gentle. welcome. 339-2113. 3-11-19 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 332-0031 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 Peanuts Personal Service Jane Fonda will speak Friday, Nov. Opposite City Market. C-11-19 SINGLE / DOUBLE. Winter term. MILK GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, PJG AND DWB. Go Blue beat OSU. NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE Everyone interested in GAY LIB is invited to a general meeting tonight, 20, 2 p.m. in the Main MSU Auditorium. Advance tickets may be Why? CANS, unfinished, short Michele and Doris. 1-11-18 COPY SHOPPE can show Male. Quiet, near. Parking. AKC, ready now. $45. Phone you 8 p.m. in room 39, Union. We will purchased at the Union Ticket Someone imitation fur coat, size 14. how to get two Xerox copies for with a taste f# Available December 14. 332-3094. 351-7740. 3-11-20 discuss Friday's dance and a party in 484-4061. 3-11-19 Office, price is 50c. Groups of 15 or heights and CONGRATULATIONS TO Our the price of one. Phone 332-4222. a distaste f0r 3-11-19 the near future and then break off more people can get a 10 per cent AKC COLLIE. 6 months. Male. newest torch bearer. Love, your C into rap sessions. The Friday dance discount on the price of the tickets. pollution has posed an STEREO 1970 Panasonic 60w Needs good home. Reasonable. SDT sisters. 1-11-18 Y.M.C.A. - ROOMS for young men integrated system with BSR SENIORS! will feature the RUST in the lower Groups interested in purchasing interesting question in an 351-1483. 5-11-24 lounge of block tickets, see Mrs. Leonard, room unusual way with his or women. Membership privileges. turntable. Like new, only $200. FINAL WEEK! Snyder Hall. A $1.00 LOVER - THANKS for the impact donation will be 307, Student Services. 30foot Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, Call 332-3301 after 7 p.m. requested. For silkscreen banner tied SIAMESE KITTENS, 7 weeks. Males you make on my life. J.A.E. Have your FREE yearbook further info, contact the GLM office to the gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O 2-11-18 and females. 393-6703 after 5 1-11-18 top of the MSU picture taken now!!! Call at 353-9795 or stop by 309 Student Union for Radical Political Economy smokestack COMFORTABLY FOR SALE: Hand made Nigerian p.m. 3-11-20 353-5292 for an Services. will be holding an open meeting to asking "Why' as a thick white FURNISHED PATRICE - LISTENING, believing, discuss URPE Projects for the rest of smoke rises from the room in modern home. Female. cloth, clothing, special orders. Call appointment. STABLES - 10'x10' box stalls. 10% understanding help build The Physics Club will meet Thursday, this and the next term. Wed. Nov. 18, smokestack mouth. No smoking. $45. 351-8994. 372-0595. 3-11-19 acres riding area. Board your Friendship — Smile Little Sister. November 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the 8 p.m., Union, room 35. We will also 3-11-18 MINOR ALTERATIONS: hems SN photo by J. H. horses. Feed, stable and paddock Jerry. 1-11-18 a Conference Room, Physics discuss and set up a centralized Wiln# KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt specialty, broken zippers replaced. ROOMS 10 minutes from campus. by the day, week or month. We give Astronomy Building. Dr. William committee structure to implement stereo receiver. Fisher TX 100 KAREN WITHOUT 882-7426. 5-11-19 your horse TLC. Call 393-8946and - friendship Kelly will speak on The Detection of our decisions. Completely furnished. 372-8077 stereo amp. Wharfedale speaker ask forEdTripp. 18-12-3 there is nothing. Let us make it before 4 p.m. C set. Garrard lab 80 changer. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, Mercury in Fish Through Physical real little Sis, Dennis. 1-11-18 Methods. UM Law School Director of ONE - TWO girls. Comfort. Privacy. Minutes from campus. 337-1525 Empire turntable. Dual compact stereo set. STEREO, amps, tuners, receivers, tape HS33 % BEAGLE, 54 poodle puppies. 8 weeks, males, females. $5 each. CAROLINE, CONGRATULATIONS and welcome two weeks of fun. and Reasonable 11-11-30 formals. charge. Experienced. 355-1040 The Undergraduate Economics Club Admissions, Dean Matthew McCauley will speak at the MSU Pre-Law Club Newton talk or 353-6485. 5-11-18 recorders, tape decks, 150 used 489-2560. 3-11-19 will meet Thursday, November 19 at meeting, Wednesday, Nov. 18, 7:30 (Continued from page 1) Big Brother Steve. 1-11-18 UPHOLSTERING: FREE estimates 7:30 p.m. in Old College Hall in the p.m., 118 Eppley, on the admission 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, ROOM FOR 12, doubles. $200 per 300 used albums. T.V.'s, radios, on sight. Work guaranteed. Union. Mr. Ed Fitzpatrick of the policies of UM Law School. Addressing himself to thtl term. Room, board, washing. Call walkie - talkies, wall tapestries. Mobile-Homes THE ONE to brighten up this Quality material. 694-9521. Placement Bureau will speak on types Admission, yearly dues of $1.00 will academic setting, Newton saidl weather is my little sister Heather. 332-3574. 11-12-4 5-11-18 of jobs available to economics be collected at the door, which will he is generally "unhappy willl Equipment tested and guaranteed. Congratulations. Steve AK Psi. Save ROYCRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, majors, current trends in the job entitle members to attend all future scholars, because they neglect! money by swapping. air 1-11-18 For Sale WILCOX SECONDHAND - conditioned, furnished, WOULD YOU rather have a new one? market, prospects for employment programs and events. A third year their task of investigation anil behind Gables. 351-3415. Harvard Law School Student will STORE, 509 East Michigan, NEW LAMBDA Chi Little Sisters Then sell used household goods upon graduation, and use of the creativity." Newton explained! 10-11-25 - Placement Bureau. speak Thursday, Nov. 19, 7:30 p.m., SNOW TIRES 7.00x13 - mounted 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday with a Want Ad. Dial 355-8255 that the combination of thtl Congratulations — Your Brothers 118 Eppley. Arrangements will be like new; 41 lb. Bear Alaskan bow thru Saturday. C and Sam. 1-11-18 todayI label "Marxist • Leninist"! EAST LANSING, for "SALVATION" will be returning for made for individuel consultation with rent, one and equipment. 351-1314. bedroom and two bedrooms. $130 five more performances on November this student on Friday, Nov. 20. implies the use of theory andl 4-11-19 WILSON STAFF Golf Clubs. Good BABYSITTING IN my home. Any and up. Security deposit. Phone SHARON - SMI LE on your brother; 20, 1), 22 (this Friday, Saturday and practice rather than puie| condition. Phone 393-4107 after 6 hours. Serve hot lunches. GUITAR, GIBSON, model ES 120T, p.m. 5-11-18 332-2437. 5-11-24 try to help one another — Tom. 351-3639. *-11-18 Sunday). The Friday and Saturday The MSU VeMrapi Association will „3c^demic investigation. 1-11-18 hold its general membership meeting single pick-up, electric, $241 new. _iii_ shows are at 7:30 and 10 p.m. and "The integration of theory anil RICHARDSON, 1965. 10x50 the Sunday show is at 7:30 p.m. for this Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. at 4 months old, asking $125. SCOTT L. T. 112B Stereo tuner RITA — IN hopes of creating the WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING the American practice is the whole concept oil includes storage shed. Call after 6 the benefit of the Drug Education Legion Post (behind 337-1061.5-11-19 $100. FM antenna, cable greatest masterpiece friendship WINDOWS, and painting eave power. Power is the ability tol p.m., 351-1713. 5-11-24 — troughs. 372-8507. X-20-11-25 Center. Tickets that remain are on Arby's end MacDonalds on Grand GUITARS: MARTIN D-35, $405; hardware, $15. Almost new. Ken. 1-11-18 define phenomena and makel River Ave.) Plans for a term end - sale now at the Union, Lums, State 351-6680. 5-11-18 D-28, $365. Gibson Les Paul CHAMPION - 1962, 10x50, air PAINTING: Interior. Brighten up Discount, Marshall Music, Albert's party and Christmas project will be them work accordingly,"! custom, $460. Rick, 351-5869. conditioned. 2 bedroom carpeted. LINDA THE tour ahead should be Meridian discussed. Newton said. RALEIGH 3-speed bicycle brand new that room for the holidays. Grad Mall, and Chess King, C-11-20 Like new. $2,500. 482-3723 after fun, welcome little sister. Frank. Lansing, Mall. $55. 351-7658. 5-11-18 students, reasonable. 372-8158. 5 p.m. 1-11-18 "Smoking and Other Burning Issues." 5-11-24 6-11-25 TV EARLY American console, A talk by Dr. Tobert J. Samp, Trustee poll — WOMEN'S SHOES. Slightly used, The MSU Promenaders will hold their maple. 23". Black and white. $50. excellent condition. Size 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, CONGRATULATIONS GIVEN my weekly meeting tonight from 7 to assistant professor at the University 8'/jB, GUITAR LESSONS. Private - Rock - 332-3044. 3-11-20 various prices and styles. Also two 2 bedroom. Call 625-3520 W AK Psi little sister. Big Brother 8:15 p.m. in the Women's IM, Room of Wisconsin Medical School, today • Folk - Semi-Classic. MARSHALL blonde wigs. 353-3626. 3-11-19 Steve. 1-11-18 34. This will be the last meeting in at 1:00 p.m., on the Lecture - MUSIC COMPANY. 351-7830. WHOLESALE ELGIN J.V.C. GENERAL 12x59 Discussion (Continued from page 1) - 1Cy4. Furnished, 11-18-70 November. We will meet again on the Series, WKAR-AM, Stereos. AM-FM-FM stereo. B.S.R. ATTENTION INDIAN students and Skirted. WSO«-U,her. Behind CONGRATULATIONS ANN, my 2nd of December. 870khz. turntable. Two speakers. Retails, exotic food lovers. 20% off with Gables. 351-6319. 5-11-19 favorite yellow rose. Your big members acting separately ani ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking $169.95. Warranty — new — $110. this ad on Salties and Indian spices brother Brian. 1-11-18 Free U: Marvel Comics as Literature, November 20 is the LAST DAY to not as a body is not legally by experienced seamstress. Chip, Ed 7-9703 after 11 p.m. available at Cross Roads Imports, Lost & Found Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. 7 p.m.. Call Randy Buschman, Drug notify Union Board of the event you sufficient," Kelly said. I 1-11-18 222 Abbott Road. 3-11-19 LAURIE - CONGRATULATIONS 0-11-19 Education Center. Overview of want on the All-U Calendar. Please Stevens Tuesday said theI LOST: PUPPY, white / brown ears, on pledging little sisters of yellow Grassroots Politics, 7:30 p.m., 217 return the card or call 355-3355. attorney general's statemen'l REFRIGERATOR - WHITE, HEAD, 360 skis. 195cm. Look flea collar. Vicinity Cornell Ave. rose. From the "biggest" of big RIDING TAUGHT Bessey, Dick Kruch, Astronomy, should make it clear that 1 medium si<3. brothers by qualified Coldspot, good Nevada and Grand Prix. 353-2540. 351-3398 Reward. S-11-20 Big John. 1-11-18 The Lawyer will be at ASMSU from 7:30, 120 Physics. Psychology of TV, telephone polls should not be — instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 condition. Evenings, phone 2-11-18 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. today and every minutes from MSU 7:30, 208 Bessey, Alan Scholorn, taken except by the president,as 337-9256. 1-11-18 CONGRATULATIONS LITTLE campus FOUND BLACK Labrador dog. Call 351-8162. Blues Harmonica, 7:30 Wednesday afternoon this term. Call WASHER, PERFECT - save $100 Humane Society, 371-1492. Sister, AK Psi welcomes you 699-2815. 11-11-18 p.m., 215 Evergreen St. Law in a 353-0659 for an appointment. provided for in the bylaws. I LEAR JET 8 track tape deck. Plays "This might at least make the over new one; two like new 2-11-19 January 17. 1-11-18 Contemporary Society, 8 p.m., 117 AC, DC. Batteries. $50. Call mirrored bathroom cabinets. WANT SOMETHING new for living? Bessey. MSU Rodeo Club meets tonight at person wanting a poll go to the Check 351-6657.3-11-20 Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S LOST: CHOCOLATE brown cocker today's Want Ads for 7:30 p.m. in the Judging Pavillion to president and have him take it, spaniel mix. Vicinity Shepard Recreation household goods. discuss the trip to Chicago and the Stevens said. "And the poll I FISHER 50 watt amp. And 12" TEN PIECE Slingerland drum set Street and expressway. Reward. Service rodeo. Practice will be held. should only be used on speakers, Sony 250 tapedeck, with 487-5252. 2-11-18 Ski Laurentian Mts. case. Like new. 694-8052. Typing Service ANN BROWN: something that was alreay Garrard turntable, FM tuner, 12 3-11-18 Typing and multilith tapes - $325. Call Ray, 675-7326 LOST: TOBACCO POUCH and Montreal, Canada offset printing. Complete service MSU Soaring Club will meet tonight pretty well decided, such pipe. at 7:30 p.m. in room 30, Union, for after 7 p.m. 3-11-20 ORGANICALLY GROWN Shaw Lane area. Call COMPLETE THESES service. for dissertations, theses, its regularly scheduled meeting. accepting a low bidder onJl beef. Bryan, $175.00 Absolutely no chemicals used. 337-2519. 3-11-19 Discount printing. IBM typing and manuscripts, general typing. IBM project, not on something 11 TEAC TAPE deck — over $500 new. Phone 651-5403. 3-11-18 7 days — giant package! binding of theses, resumes, 21 years experience. 332-8384. C would upset action taken a College of Human Medicine will hold Must sell. Call 351-5156. 5-11-24 LOST: SMALL terrier. Type female, publications. Across from campus, an informal discussion on "How to earlier meeting." . Call Now MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all salt and pepper color, no collar, Steve Kaufman 393-6850 corner MAC and Grand River, COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADS! They Get Into Medical School" on Sunday, Stevens said he had no I "Gus." below seeking negation of the brands. 30% off list price. Rich: answers to $20 reward. Style Shop. Call GUARANTEED USED sewing St udentours COPYGRAPH help reach people who need your Nov. 22, 2 - 4 p.m., 101 Giltner Hall. 'J machines. $9.95 up, over 65 to choose from. Portable and cabinet __351^8691C_ _ 3850^50 1_-18_ TAKE A 337-1666. C SERVICES, services. Dial 355-8255 now! Members of both the MSU College of decision, since the stock I SINGER 1970 MODEL $57.00 LOST: LABRADOR Retriever. trip this Christmas or Spring Human Medicine and Medical already been voted. But£ I Kelleys dc1 models, some late models. Zig-zag Break. Acapulco, $249, Preparatory Committee (Dr. Cowan, and straight stitchers. ELECTRO Full cash price used just a few times. Black, female. Vicinity, Okemos. Nassau, Transportation he hoped $179, Jamaica, $239, or ski in TYPING — 85 wpm, term papers, Dr. GRAND, 804 E. Michigan Fully equipped to Zig-Zag, Rabies tag 130476. Reward. Canada, $175. All complete theses, scientific reports. Thomas, Dr. Adams) will be would prevent such polls111011 monogram, does fancy designs, Information, call 332-6976. speaking. FOR ALL BLACK, future. Avenue. Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m., deluxe package deals. Call Reasonable. 484-2661.0 CHICANO AND OTHER makes buttonholes and winds the 3-11-18 Frank NEED RIDE for Saturday, 9 - 12. 3-11-20 Buck, 351-8604 Thanksgiving to bobbin automatically. Comes with or 332-3581 Bradford, Pa. Will MINORITY STUDENTS. All other share 5-11-23 TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid students invited. a walnut sew table. Only $57.00 YOUR SEARCH FOR the best expenses. Call Charley, 655-1147, For further EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in accurate service. Experienced. cash price or we welcome credit employees may end with a "Help 5-11-18 information, contact Roderick Lee at all sizes and types. $20 - $50. 393-4075,484-1874. 20-12-4 355-9486 or Giltner Hall, room 100. accounts. Call Wanted" Classified Ad. Dial Real Estate City 484-4553. 9 a.m. to 351-6337. 0-11-18 9 p.m. 0-11-20 355-8255 today. TYPING TERM papers and theses. American Association of 130 LB, specially gripped, barbell set OWNER, LEAVING city. Will sell on Electric typewriter. Fast service. Wanted Professors will meet Thursday, Nov. University POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, — $20.00. Three dumbbells. special sale. $29.95 up, plus Personal FHA. 3 bedrooms. A-1 condition Call 332-4597.18 12-3 19, 7:30 p.m. Gold Room, Union, to IV 9-5527. 5-11-23 law| 351-6516. 1-11-18 NEED RELIABLE person 8 hear Faculty from Oakland curfew crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, - 5 p.m., FREE A lesson in complexion MAKE THE most of the mobile home University and Central Michigan ... 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, Monday through Friday to watch VOLKSWAGEN 1966 care. Call 484-4519, East ARE YOU looking for country living black, Michigan market! Sell them fast with Want boys ages 3 and 5. 337-2749. Univ. speak on Collective Bargaining Lansing. C at a moderate price? This lovely 3 hardtop, good condition, one or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. Ads. Dial 355-8255 nowl 5-11-24 in the University: Experience et owner. 485-4122. 1-11-18 MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC bedroom ranch in the Williamston Oakland and Central. CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. STUDIOS. C-11-19 area may be the answer. VA or IF YOU like to give extra service look SOLO VOX Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19,95. FHA terms TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. for youtM — organ attachment for available. Call An ABC for more employees with 0 Want Open Program on Drug Abuse piano. Call 882-2748 SECONDHAND STORE, 40,000,000 PEOPLE this century SIMONS REAL Experienced, IBM Selectric. Call anytime. ESTATE, Ad. Dial 355-8255 today! will be held Thursday, 7:30 p.m., 4-11-24 1208 Turner. C Okemos Karen, 882-2639. B-11-18 died in war between governments! Branch, 351 2260 or McDonel Kiva. Mrs. PHyllis Evans, How many were lynched? Do men Maynard Beery, 351-5210 Assistant Professor of Social Work 5-11-24 BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Open to students, faculty, administration of Michigan State REALLY need governments? Max DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term will be discussing recent experiences University and their immediate families. Frei. 3-11-18 papers. Expert typist with degree all positive, A negative, B negative at the Drug Dependence Institute at BENTON HARBOR I end AB negative, $10.00. O QUALITY. HAVE you been in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO Yale. Mr. Dave Sundquist, Therapist City Commissioners J" NEW YEAR'S EVE on the CREATE, CREATIVE disappointed in the quality of negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Harbor and the Nile- disruption. at St. Lawrence Community Mental ^ MSU homes in the $40,000 price COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Anarchists, Max range? Health Center, will speak on various board Monday SPANISH RIVIERA 3-11-18 Frei. If so, then call for an appointment PROFESSIONAL 507V4 East Grand River, East 209 Multilith Printing Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 • you can compare. Call SIMON The Drug Education Center's Dec. 26 now! REAL ESTATE, Okemos Branch, • Hirdblndlni noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C BENEFIT OF "SALVATION" is this The ordinances J — Jan. 3 NEED A 351 -2260 or Maynard Beery Compliti Professional Thuli Service far Sunday evening, November 22 at fines and or jail sentences Includes: cure for the Frizzies? the UNION BUILDING BARBER Try 351-5210.5-11-24 Miller's end Oecteril Candidates. Frei SOUND SELLS FASTI Cash for your 7:30 p.m. Final five performances 90 days on convictions, 9 days, all jet transportation, meals and beverages on board, Additionally, "' luxurious accommodations, located on the Costa Del SHOP. 1-11-18 SrichHri ind Consultation Please Call stereo with a low-cost Want Ad. this weekend at Erickton Kiva. curft«| Sol, 7 Service Cliff ind PiHla Haughty 337 1527 ir 627 2838 Dial 355-8255 nowl Performances on Friday and Township board pa** continental breakfasts, transportation between Saturday will be at 7:30 p.m.,'10 would keep airport / CAT LOVERS: Bill lives, the leg which ^ hotel, etc. operation was successful. Thanks BARBI No MEL: Typing, multilithlng. job too large or too small. PHILOSOPHY PAPER needed et p.m., and all remaining tickets will be sold at the Union under 12 off the streelsj . p.m. to 6 a.m.; y°|in* Phone your representative: Ticket Office, to everyone who donated. 1-11-18 SEWING, DRESSMAKING and Block off campus. 332-3255. C once. Call 355-3737 after 6 No weekends. 3-11-20 p.m. Marshall Music, Lums, State y Frank Buck 351-8604 & 332-3581 designing. Get your holiday party Discount, Albert's 15 rrom " Meridian Mall, NOTHING BUT NOTHING will find a dresses made now. Long or short. those 15 and 16 or Will IF YOU WANT SOME Chess King, Grlnnells and in front of weeW"*| Jim Hartle 353-6969 buyer for your porting goods more pick up and deliver if check the "household changes made DO YOU perform a Service? Tell the Bessey Hall on Friday and Saturday. to 6 a.m. except on ^1 quickly than a Want Ad. Dial 355-8255 now! necessary. 484-6401, 1 . 9 pm 15-12-4 sale in today's Classified Ads. goods" for world with an advertisement in Student Service Directoryl Watch for another big preview at the when the curfew would our Gables Show Bar. 1 a.m. until 6 a.m. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 18. 1970 19 ice squad Action of consumers seen id yie plosives vital in alleviating pollution rtAND RAPIDS (UPI) - If household detergents should be lawsuits of its own. L Rapids vice squad officers horse - drawn wagons managers gave in and bought purchased carefully, watching ''The Citizens for back the returnable bottles." Lay arrested 11 persons in a replace the campus bus system, the MSU environment would be for phosphate content. Environmental Action of Moore said these kinds of |eS of raids on assorted "Phosphates increase algae Lansing puts out a postcard on results would come if ■rges involving drugs and improved. consumers production," Moore said, "and which the private citizen can were willing to unite to force losives which allegedly were This is the half humorous this extra algae destroys water write the time, - place anr* source their demands. Ibe used against narcotics observation of Fred Moore, resources by absorbing too much of pollution," Moore said. "He Moore said EQUAL is its. Buchanan sophomore and planning oxygen." can send the card to the citizens a glass bottle pickup day Dec. 5. -uantities of hashish and director of the campus Moore said many soap who take action." Places to leave bottles will be jiuana were seized along with L explosive devices, practice environment group, EQUAL. companies are substituting Moore said a newsletter is designated. The bottles will be nitrates for phosphates. It takes taken for recycling to a [d grenades used by the In suggested a recent interview how consumers can he 30 times more nitrates than published University of Michigan by Enact, the Charlotte glass plant where ^ary, police said, phosphates to make the same jt'ective Sgts. William cut down pollution. Moore environment group, specifying University of Michigan students amount of algae. received tnan and Douglas Fowler refused to buy a bus pass this "It may sound strange," he problems and consumer cures a penny for every led the public to be on the term even though he said it is a for all types of environmental pound of bottles. said, "but your toilet uses too Moore said EQUAL has |()Ut for 26 more grenades long walk from his room in much water. You problems. Holden Hall to his classes. can lessen the tentative plans for a "Fume - Irtcd unaccounted for. amount by bending the float Students at Western Michigan Free Friday" during which cars Ithorities said David M. "The exercise alone is worth down, so that the tank doesn't University recently boycotted would be banned from »h, 22, a Comstock Park it," he said. fill up as much." for one day supermarkets that for one day, to demonstrate campus fler resident and Vietnam He said consumers should not did not have returnable bottles," lan. was the source of the Consumer awareness of buy colored tissues or napkins Moore said. "The supermarket consumer the automobile. independence from Jades. Fowler said "they environmental pollution is because dye is harmful to water definitely military issue important, Moore said. He cited systems, and causes visual II came through Smith." the example of a person who »jth Lsion was charged with of an explosive device buys products that are individually wrapped in pollution as well. A car is a major source of pollution, Moore said, but 'II' objects to search (Peter (1. Kempen, 17, with cellophane and then packaged people should know that (Continued from page 1) university or by a group Ijng a concealed weapon, together in another wrapping, keeping it well tuned can cut air authorized under the rules to use fert Thompson, 23, also was not realizing that these materials proper or appropriate for a university facilities." pollution. function ted with possession of an cannot be reused or recycled. "The consumer is not limited taking place on a Although the administrators Live device. to university campus," the said that Newton's appearance Moore personal methods," Moore statement read. "It is anti - (t. James Powell said the btics buys that led to the Meet the president siad aerosal products like cheese are cans of added. "The State of Michigan's House Bill 3055 allows the thetical to every concept of was in the context of their policy of a "free spirit of "offensive" because they can be freedom of intellectual inquiry I and arrests were arranged President Wharton and his wife talk private individual to bring court inquiry," they noted that it was informally with students Monday in the Emmons lounge as easily purchased in another form and human dignity which a not an official activity and "in Jin undercover agent who part of the Emmons Hall Scholastic Program. An announcement that doesn't create such a waste action against polluters." |e across the explosive advertising the discussion asks Moore university espouses. no way implies University students to come and see a 'real live University president.' of resources. said some cases are "Our belief applies equally ces. pending in court approval of his opinions." now, and once whether the function is "The question of a search for State News photo by Jim Klein According to Moore, precedents are set, EQUAL plans sponsored officially by the weapons of those who chose to buy tickets and attend the event was first presented to the iberia experiences tribal divisions University officials late Friday," "To our knowledge, this was the first time such an issue has ever been rasied on the campus, and there is no University rule which either permits or prohibits bNROVIA, Liberia (AP) — these pioneers became a tiny but such a procedure." transformation, seeing it as the question : Who next? world prices of iron and rubber [fortunately don't have the powerful oligarchy, lording over The administrators said the only alternative to an explosion "No man is irreplaceable," said in the 60s. It has also just about racial problems that the the "uncivilized" Africans to the of tribal resentments and the Office of Student Affairs, in the president's 37 - year - old paid off a crippling foreign debt. absense of such a rule, could not States does," said Shad tropical interior. nationalisms. The economic son, a senator who is himself picture is withhold permission for the lian Jr., "because we're all The oligrachy remains. But it At once paramount chief and mentioned as a possible brightened by a possible is growing much broader, chief executive of his one successor. "If President Tubman investment of 350 million or event, "even though the officials |e son of the Liberian admitting educated, "civilized" million subjects, Tubman has died in iron believed the procedure to be dent summed today, he would be more new ore repugnant and morally wrong." up a main people from Liberia's 28 tribes. brought "tribals" into the replaced tomorrow." "Liberia is evolving into a state which concessions in the northern The Je of hope for this little "The cleavage is no longer student sponsors were highest levels of government and Under Liberia's American - the rich and well connected Wologisi Mountains by an African nation, which for between the Americo Liberians . . are more notified that they must bear any- - led the reluctant Americo - international consortium called than and the tribals," observed one style constitution, Vice powerful that the rest." legal ramifications for instituting a century has been Liberian community to embrace President William R. Tolbert the Liberian Iron and Steel Co. a search, and that the most stratified, castfr^long- time resident. "It is his "unification policy." " would succeed Tubman. Shad Tubman Jr. sees Liberia they had to dden societies on the between those who have found inform the public ift advance Annually, Tubman makes the Although Tolbert has held the growing into an African welfare that search |inent. The divisions are the rungs up the ladder and round of Liberia's nine counties. a would be No. 2 job since 1951, he may be state — "sociocapitalist," he calls ten black men. those who have not." Sometimes seated on the it with wide educational requested. neither sufficiently ambitious — free American slaves who Liberia is evolving into a state "The University sincerely ground, he talks with their chiefs nor sufficiently identified with opportunities and a firm middle fled Liberia in 1821 had in which the rich and well and hears the grievances of the Liberia's tribal class. regrets that the student sponsors majority to be fit to inject this ly of liberty for themselves connected, whatever their humblest citizens. the party favorite might be standing "As the society evolves, people saw anything more than an interim iron ore and rubber - [the expense of the far more origins, are more powerful than Now 75, the playful, cigar - president. Richard A. Henries, 62, speaker will begin to think more objectionable technique into the concessions. freely. krous Africans who were the rest. of the House of Representatives. You will definitely get more University community. It chomping Tubman is not in If Tubman names no "The door has been too By there. William Vacanarat Shadrach Whoever he may be, the next unnecessarily focuses the particularly good health — successor, the final arbiter will open," said Henry W. Yaidoo, political parties," he said. "The baciously clinging to their Tubman Sr., president since opportunity for public censure though he suffers from no certainly be the True Wig party, president is unlikely to upset the the energetic undersecretary of one - party system has worked on them well ktianity and ante bellum 1943, has consciously presided specific disease — and Liberians which has uninterruptedly ruled economic status quo, which has planning. "People were walking for us. In 10 years it may not. as as on thp j inherited from the South, over this sociopolitical enabled the elite to live in off with the door frame'" "We have gotten a poor press, University," are uneasily asking the inevitable Liberia since 1883. Some think "In considerable luxury while light of this experience, we The world's third largest especially in America. I think it keeping the mass of the is because we are too pro - are re-examining our speaker's exporter of iron ore, Liberia policies and expect to alter them cademic Council population quiet if not affluent. produced 22.8 million tons last American. But the youth, you'll so that any student - sponsored Monrovia is a sleepy ensemble year and is expected to dig 24.5 find, are becoming more pro - passes affair in the future may be of elderly buildings and rusty tin million tons this year. Rubber Liberian." conducted only under normal shacks, but the elite lives production is expected to jump The president's son is an and reasonable rules affecting comfortably in suburban Congo from 65.8 million long tons to alumnus of Rutgers and Harvard. attendance." town, where American cars 71.7 million long tons. stand outside neat two udent participation report - story The country is emerging from homes. an austerity program imposed A patina of American after disastrous HELP! drops in tne influence is visible and audible: American accents in the streets, [(Continued from page 1) also more restrictive than some * To give graduate students, Budget and making tenure U.S. Army uniforms on soldiers would have it in regard to what when they have the of the Liberian army, interpretations of the Faculty ded "satisfies no one who matters may be considered by responsibility of a faculty Tenure Committee "binding on hamburgers at Diana's write it for themselves student members of the Restaurant and doughnuts at member, the privileges of a the administration." Uncle Sam Pastries. |y in their own way," but council." "It would be a literal disaster faculty member in the council. * President Tubman's 6 million represent "a very To add to section 2.5.5. Stieber's proposal to send the - executive mansion, looms Jtantial departure from if this document is not passed in which confirms the student right amendments back to the trustees |ous amounts of student the senate," Taylor continued. to vote in council and with an explanatory preamble incongruously over run-down lipation." "We should therefore take those committees, the statement will be considered when the Monrovia. F. A. measures which would reconcile Thanks to True Whig Largesse, Taylor, chairman "Students shall be involved in council continues its recessed • For brushing up before exams. Special Panel Concerning those faculty members who are voice and vote in all decisions meeting Tuesday at 3:15 many Ot the elite are absentee For understanding especially difficult material p.m. in • lent rather hesitant about the landlords of rubber plantations Participation in which concern them." the Con Con Room of the • For reviewing what you've already learned. Or bringing back lemic masssive changes proposed by whose earnings underwrite what you may have forgotten. Government, urged Jack Stieber, former president International Center. The fall ption of the motion this report." of the MSU chapter of the excursions to Europe and • For gathering additional information for writing papers. meeting of the Academic Senate America. Where can we help you right now7 In almost any subject you're fling that the document be A proposal to reconsider American Association of was postponed by the council Dered section two of the report failed. Economic development is studying. Economics History. Philosophy, Novels. Poetry. Short "experimental" and University Professors, said he until Jan. 20, 1971. stories. Plays. From 3eowult to Salinger. From Aeschylus to to review by the council If it had passed, three proposals was "astounded" by the board largely in the hands of Zarathustra. Over 1,000 works in all. Nate after two years, would have been considered of trustees' rejection of The council also acted to foreigners, American and r document that we have from the floor: proposed amendments to the endorse the general student European. However, in Five new I|s rather more generous * To define more narrowly faculty bylaws dealing with the regulations proposed by the negotiating over promising MONARCH l some would have it in duties of the faculty as "matters creation of a University University Student Affairs offshore oil concessions, the NOTES I to the number of of distinctively professional Committee in the fall of 1969 as government recently struck hard ready now! student Committee on Faculty Pers." Taylor said. "It is authority and responsibility of the faculty." Compensation and Academic "an interim set of regulations. bargains with foreign firms. It also has plans to renegotiate long Hobie's palysf to speak DINE-IN phone 351-3800 CARRYOUT & DELIVERY Most titles $1.00 ea vote estimates A division of Simon & Schuster, Inc. 630 Fifth Ave.. New York, N. Y 10020 Pr wonder how the I a' and state wide elections? 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