Your. Thursday . . conscience tellt you to michigan | obey the laws of our country. — Boy Scout Handbook 90 university state o rATE . . . Cloudy with a . . . chance of rain. Temperatures in the 40s. lump 63 Number East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19, 1970 10c pis Lansing teens register to vote By JEFF SHELER State News Staff Writer under U.S. law signed by the governor they are law. Anyone can take the law to the Supreme Vaughn said. "We're going to set up machinery on the college campuses to "The fact is that they are not really Court, but until that happens the law is the registered," Franklin said. "If the city clerk assist the 18 year - olds in becoming wants to let i 18 old fill out - an year law." - - a ■ Two Lansing women walked into the registered voters." form and then hold it until January — Legal questions that may arise over the that's up to him. There's no problem with t. Lansing city clerk's office Wednesday and became the first under - 21 - year - olds in Later Vaugnn said that Wednesday's activity marked the beginning of a early registration of 18 - year - olds were that." soft pedaled later Wednesday by Kenneth ■£*' lt* ■ Michigan to register to vote under the 1970 statewide drive to get 18 - year - olds - Franklin said the early registration was Federal Voting Rights Act. signed up to vote before January 1. Franklin, a legal adviser to Gov. Milliken, "more of a courtesy" than an actual who said that he doesn't view the Maureen Henley, 19, a Lansing "We want to get this ball rolling early," registration. Community College student, and her sister registration as illegal. (Please turn to page 15) Vicki, 18, were allowed to register by Lansing clerk Theo Fulton who told the women she would hold their registration cards "in abeyance" until January 1,1971, TO OFFSET CUTS when the Voting Rights Act will go into effect. Fee hikes Mrs. Fulton said she had received no unlikely instructions from the state director of elections to begin registration of 18 - year - seen J)t olds. "The only thing I can do is to register By JOHN BORGER University's legislative appropriations this vacant or newly created position which we them and hold their cards until January," State News Staff Writer year. don't fill until several months into the Mrs. Fulton told state Rep. Jackie Vaughn H Elliott Ballard, presidential assistant, said fiscal year, but for which we have a full III, D-Detroit, who accompanied the The state legislature's some of the budget cuts could be made Li women to the clerk's office. nearly $600,000 up year's salary budgeted. Then we save the cut in MSU's 1970-71 from operational savings so far this two or three months' salary for the time Mrs. Fulton was at first reluctant to budget will probably year. be offset by "For example," he said, "we may have a before an appointment was made." allow the women to fill out the registration "operating economies" rather than fee increases, \ . JS<* cards because, she said, the U.S. Supreme University officials said Court hasn't Wednesday. yet ruled on the act's The cut in the University's budget was constitutionality. part of $61.9 million in statewide cuts The court is currently studying the act which has been challenged by several states that contend the voting age can be lowered made by the Senate and House Appropriations Milliken. Cuts were committees and Gov. made to eliminate the Newton talk cancelled only by constitutional amendment. A state's anticipated deficit. ruling may be handed down before the law would take effect January 1. But Vaughn, who sponsored an ill - fated All four year colleges and universities in - the state received a one per cent cut. budget after dispute over fee amendment proposal to the state constitution that would have lowered An address by Huey Newton, Black "The Black Action Movement decided "We'll have to curtail some operations," Panther minister of defense, scheduled for Registration begins Michigan's voting clerk that the age to 18, reassured the Voting Right's Act is "the law of the land" until the Supreme Court Roger business and Wilkinson, vice president for finance, said. "The budget is Wednesday afternoon at Western Michigan University (WMU) was cancelled after that we could not guarantee this sum on the basis of the daytime audiences at Oakland simply too well fixed on the University and MSU," the iep. Jackie Vaughn, D-Detroit, peers over the shoulder of Lansing decides otherwise. revenue side Newton informed the Black Action statement read. for us to do anything there." Movement (BAM), the group sponsoring Community College freshman Maureen Henley as she registers to vote "We pass laws at the state Capitol every The black student organization said his address, that he would not appear Newton's jit the city clerk's office. This is the first time 18 - year - old voters have day," Vaughn explained to the clerk. "And when they are passed by both houses and Wilkinson said he had received only unless he was assured of a $2,000 fee. security requests and een registered in Michigan. State News photo by Don Gerstner "unofficial notification" of the amount of requirements would be honored, however. President James Miller also denied a BAM arranged for students' money to be the budget cuts and that he had not been request by Newton to have those attending refunded this week. directly contacted by the legislature. the speech searched for weapons at the Wilkinson said he had no idea where the President Miller stated that he found any door. request that persons attending the speech roposed budget cuts would be made. He said the tax increase Arthur O'Conner, a University be searched "repugnant." administrative group would meet in the information officer, read a statement he "There will be no search of persons near future to discuss the cuts and make said was released by BAM Wednesday and recommendations to the board of trustees. attending the speech to be given by Huey confirmed earlier statements made by the Newton," Miller said. "If any speaker Although discussion of the budget cut is president. requests that outer coats and packages be face voters next term • not on the agenda for the trustee Thursday and Friday, it will probably occur. "This is a severe cut," Don Stevens, D-Okemos and chairman of the board, said. meetings There at WMU was no answer at the BAM office Wednesday afternoon. checked at the regular checkroom, that will be required," Miller said. By JOHN JUEL "An additional 30 cents per student Stempel moved to delete Article X, the "I'm sure we'll talk about it, but I don't State News Staff Writer per term shall be collected for the purpose article covering compensation for student know what we can do about it right now." of expansion and development of student board members, from the constitution. Stevens said he had been expecting some cooperative services. "Students should have the chance to vote sort of cut because state revenues had not revised version of the proposal to on whether or not they want to pay board been as high as predicted, but said he had ease the ASMSU student tax from 50 • "An additional tax levied above 50 members compensation, as well as whether not known how much of a cut there would |ts to $1 per student per term was cents per student per term shall be or not they get to pay a tax increase," be. ented at Tuesday's ASMSU student collected only for three years, starting with Stempel said. The legislative cut is one per cent of the Jrd meeting, but it was tabled until an spring term, 1971, unless the period is later University referendum can be set up extended by a vote of the student body in |y winter term. an all - University referendum." he revised tax The tax proposal was tabled rather than proposal earmarks the ds from the tax increase for use in landing legal aid services and (See related story, passed outright because the constitution calls for a referendum within 10 class days of the passage of an amendment by the Nixon asks p. 2) board. Board members felt it would be difficult to set up a referendum before the plishing ? ease, a student limit of three co-op. In addition, a years was set on the tax beginning spring term, 1971. hree other constitutional amendments end of the term, and the wait would give them extra time to "help sell the tax." One of the three proposed amendments to increase WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon foreign aid Apart from Israel, major sums would go | currently in policy committee, and if still in the policy committee would make to Cambodia, South Korea and South M, may join the tax proposal on the the presidents of the major governing asked Congress Wednesday to add $1 Vietnam. billion to the $2.8 billion he had requested (tor term referendum, groups at MSU — Men's Halls Association, ne tax Intrafraternity Council, Off - Campus earlier for foreign aid in this fiscal year. proposal, as a constitutional First indications were that the request Nixon described the money as endment, must be approved by a Council, Women's Inter - residence Council necessary ority of the and Panhellenic Council — voting members faces a rocky legislative road. to carry out plans for reducing direct U.S. undergraduate students PnK in the referendum. The of the student board. About half the added funds asked in a military commitments abroad while proposal will A second proposal in policy committee special message to Congress would go to increasing the ability of allies to defend placed on on each the ballot so students of its three can would establish an All - University help Israel build its military potential. themselves. sections ■vidually: Elections Commission to handle all Neighboring Arab states of Jordan and An additional 20 cents ASMSU elections and referendums. Lebanon are down for $30 million and $5 White House officials conceded, however, per student I term shall be collected for the A fourth constitutional amendment was million respectively for what White House that part of the need for more purpose money [increased legal aid service for the aides described as internal security needs in proposed at the meeting by Larry Stempel, pent body. Shaw - McDonel district representative. those countries. (Please turn to page 14) Washington roup cites dangerous toys "We have found no compelling reason in Metal Ware president Wesley Drumm said would move as soon possible to seek electrocute nation's Christmas trees could or burn children unless hazard," said HEW. discontinued. Kaplan said the model he toys Consumers Union wre in the FDA's mentioned by [fSovornment acts now. But in a joint news conference with demonstrated at the news conference was proposed ban: Party Pack Five Fringed onsumers Union, which does its own officials of the nonprofit Children's purchased near CU's Mount Vernon, N.Y., Balloon Squawkers distributed by oduct Foundation, Consumers Union technical headquarters last February. American Party Favors; Jarts lawn darts - testing, petitioned the ■eminent to ban — and seize if director Morris Kaplan said actions already "... Because many toys stay in distributed by R.B. Jarts, Inc., and Wasp necessary fPiglit toys the taken by FDA offer no guarantee that even warehouses or on shelves until they are cap gun distributed by Ohio Art Co. CU organizations called M('r,)us. admittedly dangerous toys have been taken sold," he added, the government must do also cited Etch a Sketch, distributed by Rotten rice meal - - °st of the off the market. more than just negotiate Ohio Art; Rapco Castright Metal Casting toy manufacturers design changes or potinted the Union's chargers, One of the toys cited by Consumers declare the toys banned. Sets, distributed by Rapco Toy Co.; Suzy Union, for example, was the Empire Little Kaplan complained also that the FDA's Homemaker Super Grill, distributed by i' ,.pePartment of Health, Education Topper Toy Corp.; Winnie - the - Pooh Crib A young girl in Manpura, East Pakistan, cries while preparing a meal of Welfare, whose Food and Drug Lady Oven distributed by Metal Ware Co. proposed ban — first such action under the rotten rice, the only food available, which must be burned before eating lm inistration on of Two Rivers, Wis. The National 11 month old Toy Safety Act — would Mobile, distributed by Sears Roebuck & Friday began steps - - to kill the stench. ,'ng to a possible ban on four Commission on Product Safety had cited leave the toys on the market well into the Co., and the toy oven. Many of the villagers of Manpura died in the cyclone Pad toys, said and tidal which hit a large area of East Pakistan six days ago. negotiated design changes or was the oven as a burn hazard because of its Christmas season. The toy manufacturers all defended their waves 'gating all of the toys named by the surface temperatures reached up to 300 When told of HEW's response to his products' safety or cited recent changes Contributions to the East Pakistan Relief Fund can be made at the East Punier organizations. degrees. charges, Kaplan said Consumers Union aimed at making them safer. Lansing State Bank. AP Wirephoto 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19 news Plans for selection panel OK'd By JOHN JUEL to help choose candidates for ASMSU code of operations, Under the ASMSU proposal a summary From (he wires of AP and UPI. State News Staff Writer The ASMSU Student Board moved Tuesday to establish a high University administrative P°sts- In other action, the board established a committee to investigate environmental pollution by the University and search and selection committee would be appointed whenever a dean of students. of: The committee would consist P°deQ°|; by a 9-4 0P"ations Under the margin. was defeated a proposal to make it vacancy occurred in the position • Two undergraduate students, proposal search and selection committee allocated $200 for the sixths ,• m more /I iffinuU difficult 4to waive then 1 1. ^ I.\.M Ear. Listening of University president provost _ * ' ' * one of whom shall be nonwhite, of the board present any of the vice presidents or selected by the ASMSU Student would be r„ . mbett Board following open Wiethe**,, current two J> War n tht thirds vote photographer testifies - petitioning by the student body. the • Two graduate students proposal would . selected by the Council of stopped the board f ''We want to net this hall rolling constantly waiving the early. We're going to set up Graduate Students. voting on issues immedi* "oh. • Two members of the faculty Larry Stempel, i#nd machinery on the college selected by the Academic representative and McDonelT campuses to assist the IS - year - Council. proposal said. author of ,?, tlle Calley's My Lai trial • Two trustees selected at olds in becoming registered by the board of trustees. "Motions would voters." then through the usual All potential candidates for the channels ! the administrative positions policy and aKenrt Rep. Jackie Vaughn iii. would be examined committee, and board by the would have memh D-Detroit FT. BENN1NG, Ga. (AP) — A former combat photographer committee, which would then a week to 15 "Did you see Sgt. Mitchell fire into that their (See story page I) named Haeberle testified Wednesday at the court - martial of Lt. William L. Calley Jr. that he witnessed the "No, sir, 1 didn't." ditch?" submit a list of at least three on the constituency before motion." 2"8 execution of a large potential candidates to the The Haeberle's testimony was put before board group of Vietnamese at My Lai, including a woman with a Calley's jury of six officers board of trustees. appointed baby to support the committee in her arms. government's claim that multiple executions of Vietnamese took place at the hands of American soldiers No candidate to whom two or pollution by the to investjl International News He also took gruesome color women and children. pictures of other slain men, Lai. at My more search and selection committee members objected to recommend what University* ASMSU should l,k„ West Germany, in another major step toward better However, the prosecution made no attempt to connect the Caley, 27, faces the maximum penalty of death if convicted on the premeditated murder could be submitted to the the problem. l0 ,'«™ testimony to Calley, on trial on charges of premeditated murder charge. He led a platoon from Charlie trustees for consideration. relations with Eastern Europe, agreed Wednesday to a Company in District of 102 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai March 16, 1968. a sweep on My Lai. The proposal requires approval representatives Jw Haeberle's color Urban Nancy Hack and treaty with Poland aimed at easing 31 years of enmity. In Ft. Hood, Tex., a defense witness testified photographs of Vietnamese bodies were by the board of trustees to Bob The treaty was initialed by the two countries' foreign S. Sgt. David Mitchell never Wednesday that subsequently published by Life magazine. Rosenthal were stopped at a My Lai drainage ditch become effective. appointed to th, On cross where the Army says Mitchell shot unarmed examination, defense attorney George Latimer A proposal to increase the committee, which will submit J, - ministers, Walter Scheel and Stefan Jedrychowski. civilians. first Elmer Haywood. Baytown. brought out that Haeberle sold his color pictures for some number of voting members recommendations to the Initialing is the first stage in sending a treaty toward Tex., said he saw a prosecution $35,000 after keeping their existence secret for more than a board by the last witness — not Mitchell — shoot into the ditch. year necessary to waive the ASMSU winter meeting 0 ratification. until the disclosure by the term. 6 Haywood said Dennis Conti, Providence, R.I.,and Paul Army that the My Lai incident was The Polish official said the treaty will "open a new era Terre Haute, Ind., shot into the ditch. Meadlo, under belated investigation. between our two nations." Scheel in turn hailed the "I didn't want to start the ball He said Mitchell recrossed the ditch and went back into the rolling ... I didn't want to get village before the shooting began. involved," Haeberle testified about his secrecy. "The pact as a decisive step in Bonn's relations with Poland — have Army could Dean ends policy "Did you see him come to me." a country which was invaded by Hitler in 1939 and stop at that ditch at any time?" a defense On direct lawyer asked. examination, Haeberle testified that he was landed by numbered six million of its citizens as victims of Nazi helicopter with Charlie Company and made his way into the "No, sir, I didn't," Haywood replied. aggression. "Were you in a position to see him if village until he came upon a group of Vietnamese. His testimony ^ ^ he had?" continued: U.N. Middle East peace Gunnar V. Jarring is mediator returning 'Yes, sir." "It seemed between like quite a large 50 and 75. I noticed these group of people, I'd estimate people squatting in the Vietnamese position. I noticed about five soldiers. I saw of holds for dues three or temporarily to his regularly four people walking. 1 thought nothing of it. Then I heard firing Nonnamaker said. diplomatic post in Moscow because and I could see some of the By SHARMON STEWART This term the people trying to get up and run. They procedure has "there is little more that he can do at just fell down again." State News Staff Writer been challenged by students as U.N. headquarters," Secretary - Q. "Could you describe these people by sex?" Winter term registration is the being in conflict with the A. "I distinctly remember Academic Freedom General U Thant announced one was a woman. She had a small last time that hold cards will be Report. baby in her arms." placed on students refusing to Stanley E. Hecker, East Wednesday. Q. "Can you say if any of these people had Lansing senior, charged that In arms weapons?" pay residence hall dues, Eldon a statement issued through a A. "I didn't see anv arms " D. Hubbard Hall's bylaws Nonnamaker, dean of were in 1^^ spokesman in New York. Thant said the students said. conflict with Article One of Academic Freedom the Swedish ambassador "is well The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State Nonnamaker has informed the Report and took the issue to the advised" to return to the Soviet Union University, is published every class day during four school presidents ofMHA and WICthat Student • terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. he will meet with them to Faculty Judiciary. way talks he - was Subscription rate is $14 per year. discuss other alternatives to "The Judiciary has holding between Israel. Egypt and asked Jordan WITH MAX SHULMAN collecting unpaid dues. Hubbard Hall to respond to can be resumed. Member Associated Press, United Press Hold cards prevent a student my By thf author of Rally Round the Flag. Hoys . Dohir (iillia . etc. > International, charges within 10 days," Hecker GUNNAR JARRING The statement said Jarring would Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, from registering until he has said. leave "possibly as soon Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press settled the problem that resulted as Thursday of Money: The Story of Higher Education in the placing of the hold A decision will then be this week." Association, United States Student Press Association. card. made The Dean of Students office by the judiciary on whether to National News Not long ago it wars The president simply went out and put the mooch on some "(or a college to raise money. Second'class* postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. has, in the past, put hold cards refu9f the appeal, amend ,it or fat alumnus. hold- either a Sen. Birch Bayh. D-Ind.. said But that won't work today. on students refusing to pay dues, hearing or a Wednesday little would M^sMalumni, shaky about what's hap¬ Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services at the request of the judiciary of discussion, he added. be gained "and perhaps pening on American campuses, are sewing up their pockets. And even something to be lost" by those few who can still he snowed are Building, Michigan State University, East the residence hall involved. In similar continuing to press for Senate passage this year of a driving hard bargains. Not long Lansing, "We tell the dorms to a case the Abbot ago, for instance, Walter "Boola" McMeekin, Yale '07, got a new Michigan. try to Hall judiciary ruled Tuesday that constitutional amendment gymnasium named after him and all he gave was three dollars and solve the problem on their own guaranteeing equal rights for the hall's bylaws were in conflict women. forty cents. Phones: level, and if they can't then we with the Academic Freedom Well sir, what's a college to do? If they try to raise tuition just Editorial will place a hold card on Bayh. however, still refused to abandon the fight once once more, the 355-8252 a Report and that mandator)' remaining buildings will surely be levelled. By the Classified Advertising student during registration," and for all. He said he wanted to confer parents, I mean. Nor can colleges cut operating costs 355-8255 payment of dues cannot be with the chief any further be¬ Display Advertising 353-6400 enforced. Republican sponsor of the amendment. Sen. Marlow W. cause they long ago eliminated all the frills like, for example, heating Business-Circulation the dormitories. So where will they find the money they so desperately 355-3447 Cook of Kentucky, and with Mansfield of Montana. Majority Leader Mike need? Photographic 355-8311 Exam request According to telephone a survey students pay random Well sir, if yours happens to be a college where beer is sold in the around $2.60 per term in dues. sfc # student union, you've gut it licked. All you have to do is put in a United Steelworkers unveiled their 1971 contract plentiful supply of Miller High Life and stand back. You'll see business boom beyond your most hopeful dreams because every undergrad in liebermann'S deadline nears ." Residence hall management has demands in Pittsburgh Wednesday and President I. W. the country is positively bananas about Miller nothing to do with the High Life! And why Deadline for Abel said the union w ould strike if wouldn't he be? Is any other beer so applying for a levying of dues or with the of the demands. necessary in support gutsy? So feisty? So feasty? So yeasty? So maltsy? So hopsy? tasty? So zesty? So trusty? So No, dear friends, M iller stands alone, light-years above the others. Atlantic's great carry-all University re-examination College final is Friday. problem that arises from failure to pay dues. This is handled by * Among the main issues the steelworkers will present And the others will never equal it, for Students who may be each hall and the Dean of in they will never learn Miller's eligible to their bargaining next year with t'ie basic marvelous brewing formula, retake a University College final Students office," Robert C. steel industry, a jealously guarded secret for more than 11") years. ROLL-PAK In fact, the formula today is known exam should contact Underwood, manager of he said are: earth Miller's chief brewmaster who will to only one man on University "A 'very substantial' never, never talk because College for information. residence halls, said. wage increase, an improvement he is not only a deaf-mute, he is also a Transylvanian who, as you in the pension program, know, can turn into a bat if he is ever captured. improved insurance. Improved vacations including a two - week vacation shutdown each summer, guaranteed salary and income security, reduction in the work week from five to four days. JTENTION CAR OWNERS Industry restrictions in outside contracting of work. * Complete front end repair and alignment Michigan News * Brakes * Suspension The Fisher Body plant-of General Motors at Grand * Blanc announced Wednesday it is Wheel balancing * Steering calling back its entire work force Thursday, even though the United Auto Workers Union lias not yet called off a strike now 10th week. The Grand Blanc plant in its ItlSKEY'S Auto Safety Center employs 3.000 hourly rated 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 workers, who were not to complete voting on ratification of a new three year national contract until - 5 p.m. Wednesday. But I digress. Supposing you don't sell beer in the union, where then can you raise the money? Well sir, here's what they did at the A black couple lias tiled suit * X * Idaho State College of Belles Let t res and What they did was add a six-dollar cover the student cafeteria. Spot Welding. charge to each meal in ARTHUR IRERCHER'S in federal court Naturally they had to justify the charge, so they that 28 white residents of St. claiming started doing floor shows during meals. Believe me, folks, if you're ever y THE ORIGINAL Clair Shores pooled their money to buy a S59.000 house to keep the couple from in the neighborhood, be sure to The show opens with Professor drop in. It's worth every penny. Norman Glebe, the ever-popular It opens wide for easy packing. And you can carry it by w V buying it. federal Judge Thomas P. head of the sociology and weather-stripping department, ehucklesome stunts and imitations. First he doing several sings Treex as it minht he its handles or use the extra shoulder. Made of tough, strap to sling it over your tVfaf, . . . Thornton has scheduled lightweight duck in exciting hearing for Monday. a done by Jose Feliciano, Next he sings School/>«;/ as it Georges Pompidou, and Woody Woodpecker. colors: yellow, red, beige. ARTHUR TREACHER'S might be done by the Lennon Sisters, According to the Homeowners Association voted court suit, the Lange Boulevard the Mayo Brothers and Mark Rudd. For his old last number he does reliable, can't-miss, sure-fire crowd pleaser: he wrestles a naked that bison. Tisl) ? meeting to buy the house and sell by a 2-1 margin at it to the buyer of a A tough act to follow, right? But wait. After him comes Professor Nirvana Sigafoos, the ever-popular head of the Finnish and other gut¬ • 151/2" x 10' 51500 GET ONE ORDER FREE WITH their choice. tural languages department, whose specialty is swallowing. She starts Eddie Jones, a Detroit electrical wile. Geneva, contended in contractor, and his commonplacely enough by swallowing a sword, and at this audience always yawns and says, "1 lo-hum. Another sword swal lower." point the • 22" x 11" $20°° THREE - FOUR ORDERS OF FISH AND CHIPS ONLY $2.67* their lawsuit they had, a But she soon disabuses them of that notion, you may be sure! Next she verbal purchase swallows two Ph.D. theses and a Buick. But agreement with the owner of the wait. She finishes Thomas 1 vans. house, gesting the entire buildings and grounds department! Well by in¬ sir, all I can iAMPUS NEWS say is if Ivl Sullivan ever catches this act, there'll be a in the Broadway firmament! bright new star ♦OFFER \*«» After Professor Sigafoos's act the GOOD THRU audience is naturally half-dead NOV. 25TH Worship services at the White House Sunday will from applauding, so the finale is a welcomely quiet act. Three spores center on come out and float for twenty minutes. Thanksgiving with 32 members of the Hope student body retire to their Then, spent but happy, the College choir from Holland, Mich., singing the pallets and sleep the clock around. 1 lie choir under the hymns. And so to those of you who despair of solving the fiscal problems direction of Robert W. of our colleges, I will sing Cavanaugh say become the world's foremost lie! .Just remember one thing: America did not "Prayer for Peace" by Paul Fetler and "O. Clap producer of wing nuts and nylon pie- your Hands." by Ralph Vaughn Williams. filling by running away from a light! President Nixon will make the opening remarks at the service which will include 350 the Supreme Court and the newly guests from the Cabinet, elected senators and 11 ici ng nut* oiiil nylon pie-filling don't yruh yon, how about 2418 E. MICHIGAN ^ *"d°' congressmen and their families. Miller High Life, the ( trying hampagne of tieern and the sponsor of thin column? East Lansing - 209 E. Grand River Miller in available ill canx, bottles, kegn . . . and delicioun everyway. Downtown -107 S. Washington and 4100 S. LOGAN Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19, 1970 3 dlScodeller to review report on parking permit Raymond L. Scodeller, Wednesday of a written report Ingham County prosecutor, was by MSU police concerning the and driving permits Police said referral of the charges"'morning was delayed because of expected to begin review late sale of illegal student parking report scheduled for Wednesday clerical problems. The report was expected to be sent to the prosecutor's office Wednesday afternoon. Faculty group plans meet The uncovered which announced report in an includes began Nov. 9 when police facts investigation persons were allegedly selling illegal permits on collective on campus through intermediaries for $55 each. Police said they want the where the AAUP was prosecutor to issue a criminal Collective bargaining for recently Before the collective recognized as the bargaining warrant for bribery against those I faculty members will be bargaining presentations, brief agent for the faculty. a involved. Final authority for discussed at a meeting of the Two professors from review of faculty salaries will be MSU chapter of the American Central issuing the warrant lies with presented by Einer Hardin, Michigan University (CMU), Scodeller who will base his lAssn of University Professors Tom Brite and Bob professor of labor and industrial decision facts stated in the Clason, will llAAUP) at 7:30 p.m. tonight in also be present. A local branch relations. report. on I the Union Gold Room. of the Michigan Assn. for Higher Scodeller himself could not be ;i (•our faculty members from Ithe two Michigan universities Education now represents the Graham sees reached for comment Ticket to ride CMU faculty in Wednesday. I now having collective bargaining bargaining. There was no {agreements for faculty will speak W. Fred Graham, associate professor of Justin Morrill freedom end indication from his office when he would take action the Students wait for the afternoon train at the East Lansing the urge and are homeward bound before long awaited |at the meeting. College and AAUP secretary, matter. on campus train station located south of the Natural Resources vacations. jini McKay and Joe Dement, Bldg. Thanksgiving is just days away but many students feel said the opening meeting is LONDON State News photo by Harold Friedl an (AP) — Evangelist .professors at Oakland attempt to stimulate dialog on Billy Graham told British ■University, will discuss the the I situation at their university possibility of collective industrialists, lawmakers and bargaining at MSU. clergy Wednesday that the world is building PROJECT FEEDBACK up to "the greatest war in history." Graham said at a breakfast IT blood Survey finds meeting in a West End hotel: drive nets "Unless revival there is a religious in the next 10 years, freedom will not survive. "The United States is heading • Are stud straight into the arms of a By JOHN JUEL you generally satisfied purpose and effort of our complaints involved the small with the programs of environment here at MSU," dictatorship unless the revival State News Staff Writer study academic community — and number of advisers available to 450 pints expands." available here at MSU? Yes, 80 should reflect first and foremost students in some departments. Kessler said. start "But talking about 25 when you He said that "watered MSU students are generally percent. No, 15 per cent. the conditions that benefit per cent - down of the students around 7,000 satisfied with their programs of •Are you generally satisfied — A total of 450 pints of Christianity" will not bring learning? Yes, 85 per cent. No. 8 "In general, the survey results people study, their instructors and the with the instruction you are per cent. — being unhappy with blood have been collected as today's youth to Cod. The were very favorable toward the academic he gave was to tell learning environment on receiving here at MSU? Yes, 73 •Would you be willing to work advisement, there are of 4 p.m. Wednesday toward answer youth administration and the of the Biblical campus, according to results of per cent. No, 20 per cent. with your fellow students and obviously some difficulties." the 1,200 pint goal of the promises of hell, •Do you receive adequate Lansing Red Cross Blood heaven and judgment. "Project Feedback," the survey MSU staff members in taken assistance from your academic Drive. "The young want sin to be during fall term developing and maintaining what registration sampling student adviser, departmental office and consider to be a balanced Detroit board stops The drive is being held from called sin," he declared. you asst. dean? Yes, 70 per cent. No, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today and Graham is in London for next opinion toward the University. social, living and learning 26 per cent. from 10 a.m to 4 p.m. Friday Monday's Royal Albert Hall However, nearly a quarter of environment at MSU? Yes, 74 all students • Are you a student at MSU in the Shaw Hall lower gathering to commemorate the on campus are per cent. No, 19 per cent. lounge. Donors with B - positive blood will be needed 350th anniversary of the Pilgrim fathers' voyage to America. unhappy with the advising they receive. academic The survey, sponsored by the primarily of your own choosing (in contrast to the insistence of your parents or others)? Yes, 91 Totals for each question vary because some students did not all election certification from 2 to 3 p.m. today. answer questions on the Student Advisory Committee to per cent. No, 5 per cent. The drive is cosponsored by survey. DETROIT (UP I) — Detroit's Board of Canvassers for the first the Office of the Registrar, was •Are you generally satisfied "Most of the comments on the time in its history refused to Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma aimed at providing a channel of with the learning environment in certify the city's computer - fouled back of the questionnaires were electon results from Nov. 3. Sigma Sigma service the organizations., Correction communication between the halls classroom, in the residence and on the complaints regarding academic The 3-1 vote against certification Tuesday now means the , i i administration and students. campus advisement," John Kessler, Board of Canvassers of Wayne County, which encompasses All persons in good health The State News The questionnaire was generally? Yes, 72 per cent. No, cochairman of "Project Detroit, will have to rule on the'election. If the between the ages of 18 and incorrectly 22 per cent. Wayne County- 66 are eligible to give blood. reported Tuesday that winter completed by 93.6 per cent of Feedback," said. "We've Board refuses to certify it, the matter goes to the State Board of • Do term commencement will be the undergraduate student body you believe that the contacted advisory board Canvassers. Parental permission is held Dec. 6. Commencement going through registration. The social, living and learning members in each college and will If that board refuses to required of single donors environment at MSU should be certify, it will be up to the courts which will be held Dec. 5. response to the seven questions meet to discuss the problems." could order a new election to be under 21. viewed as essential to the total held, although that is considered was: Kessler said many of the unlikely. Downtown Chicago? 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LESLIE mm ; ^ advertising manager CflUSfll.YTS v , ~ In the 1920's a Denver Juvenile Court of having children, and that accordingly It is hardly necessary to say at this point accurate, but Lindsey felt MARK EICHER, managing editor Judge, Ben B. Lindsey, proposed a theory the best available birth control information that Lindsey's proposal was not welcomed approach was certainly that this! ED which he coined "companionate marriage." — —j tetter better than man gui HUTCHISON, city editor should be given to the young people. by nervous and concerned parents. He was Intercourse —!*-« ' without the i BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor He soon found himself benchtess. Second, that so long as there are no accused of attacking the sanctity of the technical backing knowledge in the context anv 0f KEN KRELL, editorial editor Said Nobel Prize winner, Lord Bertrand children and the wife is not pregnant, home as well as opening the door wide to mature relationship. of, JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor Russell in "marriage and Morals," his noted divorce should be possible by mutual All that was legalized lust. Of course, he was degrading forty years ago. The GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor book, "Unfortunately he has lost his consent. And third, that in the event of the the dignity of American womanhood (for a old story, a sanwl official position, for when it became visionary crucified Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award divorce, the wife should not be entitled to large part the most frustrated group of was too early for his because ft known that he used it rather to promote alimony." women around) and society. But ho* for outstanding journalism. exaggerating sex. many visionaries the happiness of the young than to give From religious corners, the question theories spouting the same It was Lindsey's hope that if such a today are seriously them a consciousness of sin, the Ku Klux situation could be legally established, more arose, would Christ have accepted such a "Companionate marriage" has listened to' Klan and the Catholics combined to oust system? Of course not. Thou shalt not trial marriage, and, in the graduated to him." And yet Lindsey had been in charge young people would enter upon mature, way of frownin. commit adultery is still on the books as far and anxiety, nothing has really EDITORIALS of the court for many years and to that point had been considered a conservative. permanent relationships. Lindsey said it was true that young as I know. Lindsey's name found itself smeared across magazines, newspapers, except the dates on the calendar. In all the changed i argument, Why was it at this point that the people in married students do better than those who dinner tables and pulpits. Abstinence was increasingly obvious even tohowever, the most naive it j his community found it necessary to are not. "It is indeed obvious that work still the best solution to the problem, for of us that immature as well him from as remove influential and those who were willing to admit that a experimentation is mature so and sex sexual are more easily combined in a powerful a position? quasi - permanent relation than in the problem existed. Perhaps in trying to stick to old occur® State austerity was Lindsey's argument was that the biggest obstacle for young people seeking marriage financial. His "companionate scramble and excitement of parties and drunken orgies," comments Russell. Lindsey added that there was no reason Of all the people who attacked Lindsey's system, no one advanced the argument that "companionate marriage" would be an traditions we are sacredness of marriage ourselves. situation that is set up as the established losing sight of the Any center of our marriage" would be different from regular why two young people could not live as obstacle to human happiness. That didn't civilization has got to be marriage in three important distinctions. economically as one, thus solving one of seem to be the issue in question. Mores and carefully. How considered many young girls do immaterial As Russell phrases it, "First, that there should be for the time being no intention the fundamental problems that many young people from marriage. keep so morality were on trial. After all what did these kids know at nineteen and twenty? Their lives were just beginning and here know went unprepared into marriages because they preferred their hymen intact? Or how careenin you keeping As of Jan. 1, 1971, the average burden of the working politician. they were anxious to tie themselves down. were forced to marry many girls people they were The old system provided a flat Or were they? Under "companionate never suited to Michigan legislator will be "earning" because they happened to about twice much the average marriage," divorce was possible by mutual conceive? as as expense and travel allowance of consent. When you state citizen. This is S3.000 per year — and this brought buy an expensive outfit, providing, of Fine, but what about the aspect of try it on to be sure that it fits. you I course, the legislature does not howls of protest from lawmakers that children? What do coeds really know about example may seem gross to you, but Thisl overrule the recommendations of the lived farthest away from the of| State Officers Compensation capitol. Fortunately for the Commission. Fat chance. legislators this inequity has now been / will not tolerate oppression by anyone. There The irony of this legislative eliminated by a sliding scale for is no difference in my mind between a black, economic infusion is that it comes at travel expenses. The governor's share civilian "pig" and a uniformed, "honky pig." And a time when the state is severely has been upped the police, for once, did not act like pigs to a whopping Tuesday. strapped for funds. The General $60,000 (including expense They treated me extremely well and were very Motors strike has not been kind to account). Their honors should also cooperative, despite my "highly suspicious" the state of the people of Michigan. be happy with their new 542,000 appearance of long hair, beard and leather bells. As a result the governor has had to salaries — up $7,000 over 1970/ announce a plan to slash the budget; the legislature, it appears, will It had been our impression that birth control? Some of them are probably how much more value is a approve it — and weep all the way to state officials lifetime partner? are supposed to be the still operating on the system someone's How can two people set about the bank. servants of the people — not the grandmother once offered her daughter on their lives together if moldirq Not that the chief executive, the the latter's wedding day. "If you don't they are going into! parasites of the payroll. Charity, situation which ties them for life without want children, a tall glass of ice water really having had justices of the Supreme Court or they say, begins at home. We agree, a chance to get to knot before will keep you from conceiving." one another. Isn't sundry other functionaries are going and frugality should certainly begin that very much like Doubtless to say, the daugher apparently to come away empty - handed. in the House, and the Supreme Court agreeing to pay for something on credit for paid no heed to the wiser seat of advice the rest of your life and not know In fact, the proposed payroll goes ing whit chambers, and the governor's who became a grandmother seven times it is you're agreeing to purchase? even further to ease the financial mansion, etc. over. Denmark and its trial marriage Since abstinence has been system the rule of has been the butt of many American jokes, procedure, most parents (that is those who but shouldn't it be said that of the two know themselves) have found no need to cultures theirs is the better sexually Niles curfew statute: tell their daughters anything about contraception. In truth, such a topic could hardly be breeched when the daughter adjusted with one of the best systems for what we call "illegitimate" birth in the world? Doesn't the presence of "girlie" probably never got the birds and the bees. magazines and "peep shows" obviate an Lindsey proposed that each couple be unsatisfactory response to the restrictive guilty by implication given a thorough explanation of their mutual physiology in relation to various birth control plans under the direction of hypocrisy A called more we call traditional virtue? mature approach is certainly for, and in the view of this writer, The city fathers of Niles Township The curfew makes Niles competent medical advice. Lindsey's "companionate marriage" may Township, Of course, no system is 100 per cent be just such a solution. have started to take their paternal to certain extent, the a keeper of roles a bit too seriously. Monday they passed a curfew to keep other people's children. It takes OUR READERS' MIND away the parents' rights to raise their children under 16 off the street own children in the way they see fit during certain nocturnal hours. - an unwarranted intrusion into The ordinance makes a private citizen's presence on a public street an illegal act at certain hours. Certain puritanical elements of society have personal liberties. If the purpose of the rule is to cut down on juvenile delinquency, it has To the Editor: End the ticket writing I think the officer that wrote the ticket service charge because the truck had been mania suspicious implications. The Could something, anything, be done to always frowned upon keeping late ordinance associates walking the was the only thing loaded. called out, besides her $5 parking ticket. slow down the police on campus and their But as a student it doesn't do any good Since $7 wasn't available she had to leave hours, but now Niles Township has streets at night with criminal intent, ticket writing mania? to her ring as collateral. A check can't be made it unlawful. try and fight the issue, I know, I've making guilt by association part of If it were campus police only, maybe this would be a different story, but we poor tried. accepted because payment can be stopped. Bender's the best the township's legal code. The ultimate happened only minutes ago. They moved from this car to the next one students are supporting at least two other I in line. If Niles Township is having trouble glanced out the dorm window and saw a precincts, East Lansing and Mason. How campus policeman standing next to a tow My fiancee, who is an R.A., had to be at . don't cAfce with juveniles in the late hours, they come? To the Editor: school . truck. They were in the process of a week before classes started fall should prosecute them for the crimes I'm writing As a journalism student I feel compelled cfcf\C after receiving $41 worth of removing ticketed cars from in front of the term. At this time she tried getting her car to come to the defense of a very talented they have committed, not for the parking tickets in a five ■ day period, then dorm. (No, it wasn't a fire lafne). registered but was told they couldn't do it VnOR SitfPOS&P rather nebulous offense of getting up this morning (Sunday) and going When asked why they were all of a yet but that writer, Louie Bender, who has been being out no tickets were being issued. criticized by Milton Woody, a Bailey Hall TOSTAitf'Oe A-r M I • • * i at night. There is no reason a juvenile to the spot where I always park my car only to find a ticket on the window. Not a sudden being towed the officer simply said, "Tickets don't do any good, maybe this So she parked in the same spot she had the year before. graduate adviser, (SN, Nov. 12), as a "lousy should not be out late with parental journalist." regular $2 ticket but a $5 one today. It will teach them a lesson." Then came registration day and she paid consent if he is not bothering seems this area has been redesignated as a As one of the owners came running to $6 to register the car. She took the car Mr. Woody announces at the outset of anyone. If a youngster is causing a "loading zone." rescue her car, she had to first pay a $7 home permanently two days later. his letter that he lacks any journalistic disturbance, surely Niles has a Then through the mail she got two experience whatsoever, and proceeds to plethora of laws under which he can parking tickets, one from East Lansing and demonstrate the fact admirably. He assails be li gitimately prosecuted. Granted many parents prefer to Rationale for room shakey one from the University. The officers on duty at both places Mr. Bender's "facts" in his "Cheap Duck Dinner Plot" article as lies, although they explained that often someone will come by were obvious exaggerations written in > keep their children off the streets at and remove a ticket from the car for a light • hearted manner. This was a feature To the Editor: night, but this ethos should not be and a room or nothing. That's joke. We agreed this could happen story, not a news story, and the intention Recently there has been a black . . . arbitrarily imposed upon all parents unbelievable! If there is enough need for a once. But who are they trying to fool? of this type of feature is merely to movement for the creation of a black and children. culture area in McDonel Hall. The rationale culture room, they might have settled for a Outside of the fact that there was no one entertain. It was pure fantasy, purposely presented by these black students for the free room, and worked on their own to on campus the week before classes started overdone to convey the idea that it was i formation of the room was, at best, absurd. create funds, rather than demanding a when she was supposed to have gotten the spoof. If Mr. Woody chooses to interpret it M Board telephone poll: This room is supposedly to fulfill the "needs" primarily of the black students of quick handout from both East and West Councils. Some students on my floor stated that if tickets, and the fact that she tried to register the car early and was told that no tickets were going to be issued, it seems as literal truth I suppose perogative, but he does Mr. Bender a great injustice when he accuses him of writing that is McDonel. Whites would be theoretically the blacks' demands are met, it would only like someone is trying to get rich. "junk" when he has actually produced an allowed to use this room. However, the Are the area police be fair for a white culture room to be departments in excellent piece of creative journalism. can we trust a trustee blacks want it operated with the stipulation that whites can be barred from established. So, as there are 1082 whites in competition with each other? Why are East Mr. Woody feels that lairy talcs should the dorm, 63 white rooms would have to Lansing and Mason let on campus? Can a In response to a request meetings. be created to insure equality of the races. financial statement be published be labelled as such. Most newspaper readers by board cannot act as a unit but, rather, Does a racist policy like this have just to are sufficiently aware to realize that 1 any But give us an idea of how much they screw the of trustees' chairman. Don Stevens, through selected individual efforts. why stop there? We could then have right to flourish with official sanction on a separate eating facilities, study lounges, students out of? Can anyone do anything? sports story is a sports story and aij Atty.Gen. Frank Kelley has issued a campus? The reasoning behind this etc. Hopefully, however, people will realize It's hard enough to try earning interview is an interview; a feature need statement declaring telephone polls Though Kelley's statement fell philosophy of segregated meetings was that your way not be handled differently, particular short of declaring the voting of too many people tend to make that the black culture room, founded on through this over - inflated University and not in compliance with trustee meetings keep a car running (which is a necessity in such a farcical article as this one. shares illegal while suggesting an end "disruptive." Well, I agree with that illogical reasoning, poor proposals and order to get a job) without bylaws. to any telephone poll method of statement, as far as it goes, but what would studded with racist overtones, has no place the wages of the whole damn trying to pay Louie Bender is an extremely imagina|ivej The attorney general's statement give the blacks their justification in in McDonel Hall. police force. person and a credit to his craft. referred to a telephone poll voting in the future, little confidence throwing out whites from the meetings, conducted by Frank Merriman last has been restored for a board of when it would be Jim Bruno primarily white money Vice Pres., 5 North Keith Langham I trustees which continues to that would fund the whole Charles Andler May. The poll used to vote attempt operation? was any genuine Their parasitical philosophy is clearly West McDonel Hall Eaton Rapids senior Westland sophom°re MSU's 5,845 shares of General openness in its Nov. 16,1970 Nov. 12,197® J unjust. Who are they to judge the Nov. 16,1970 Motors stock in lav or of operation. "disruptiveness" of white people and thus management on two proposals Just over a year ago Kelley discriminate against them? I1 THE BATTERY' l initiated by Ralph Nader. publicly opposed the tradition of The proposal to create a black culture 50CK5 HA* <50NE DEAD- The action smacks of the worst closed meetings of the trustees. His room, if carried out, would include a room, free paint, free furniture and sort of political maneuvering. latest denunciation on $1,000. This Whether not the telephone proposal is ridiculous when it is discovered or telephone survey voting reminds us of the cloak and that there are only 17 blacks in the was - - entire politically motivated, dagger meetings that individual McDonel dormitory of 1099. This is Merriman's poll arouses in the public trustees seem to enjoy in violation of roughly the equivalent of $60 per black. the lingering ■suspicion that the board The East (women's) Council their own bylaws. was confronted by blacks who demanded $500 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19 -v*S:Wx.>x Beethoven's Symphony "Symphony No. 9, The monumental commemorates bicentennial of Beethoven's the Symphony will be four soloists, the MSU State to give concert Jacklyn Schneider, who has frequent soloist with the top tribute to Joseph II Choral Symphony," will be birth and will be a memorial sung with the Philadelphia symphony orchestras, and Singers and the Albion Choral bass Saverio performed by the MSU to the late John F. Lyric Opera and the Santa Fe Barbieri, an his Kennedy. 'our years ?»• »" in l8!] Society. performer and - Symphony Orchestra at 4 Round The Opera Company; mezzo opera a before Ihis - trip free bus program, which - p.m. Sunday in the Lansing transportation for MSU includes Beethoven's soprano Elizabeth Mann ion, frequent soloist in New York Sexton High death. Sexton auditorium. High School students will leave the Union "Cantata on the Death of noted concert artist, is a churches and with choral societies. leading located Michigan ,t th7irnSef07' i WW The concert, open to the at 3:30 p.m. Franz Joseph II," will also be member of the Indiana McPherson Avenue Z Joining conductor Dennis presented Friday in Albion. University voice Streer DAVID AIKEN JACKLYN SCHNEIDER faculty; Beethoven composed the public w ithout charge Burkh and the MSU The soloists are soprano tenor David Aiken, who is a cantata at 19, as his sincere Of the State one Capitol. mi,;we; ..... 2 MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES Presents The epc purney of four generations a of Americans who carved out country with their bare hands A ^ New Morning -Dylan classic By STEVE ALLEN without amplification. In because the music is just so State News Staff Writer addition we get our first You," "Day of the Locusts," notions from the beautiful. The music is and "Sign on the Window" "straight- extensive dose of Dylan at the music world and surprisingly simple, but which make this album stand has come u, with an album Any obituaries issued last June keyboards. amazingly precise. As usual out. which, when it! THE WEST for Bob Dylan after "Self Portrait" have proven to be But the most important feature of "New Morning" is the Dylan's lyrics are perfect; he always comes up with the right If you must classify them, it would have to be in that shady all raid and as the most done, may well rank important Dvlsn diversity of the music. The album of all time. premature. Dylan is very much ' word. hinter land which lies between The music k the work of a alive musically in his newest vocals, like those on "Self Dylan tramps on a great deal genius; a man release "New Morning." Portrait" are, for the most part, of soft rock and easy listening helped shape the ethos of who new ground in this album. music. sixties and who the From METRO GaDWYN MAYER and CINERAMA ■ METROCOLOR [G In fact "New Morning" is in polished. Some of the cuts remind us once again of that trip "Winterlude" is Dylan's waltz; Bui. is Dylan going influence the seventies may very yl , the classic Dylan mold; it is a "Father of Night" his prayer. "If in the* commercial? I don't think so. same Fri., Nov. 20 - 7:30 p.m. very worthy successor to his we took about five years ago Dogs Run Free" seems to evoke manner. down Highway 61. Others take Dylan has always done what he UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Admission $1.00 previous masterpieces "Highway visions of some 30s-style night back to the Dylan album we pleases and "New Morning" is Dylan makes no 61 Revisited," "Blonde on us club in Chicago with Enrol polity no exception. "New Morning" statements in "New Blonde" and "Nashville have yet to figure out "John Garner tickling the piano while does mark the end of the Dylan but he makes a Morning" The harmonica riffs which Wesley Harding." And when the very significant Skyline." the singer chants / croons in the Nashville era. Pete Drake and social comment: "New Morning" is a synthesis Dylan addicts have tolerated album is all over we have a mike with a background of "oop "Build me i cabin in Utah / Oil tlammisHIm of all the great things Dylan has since "The Times They Are A done since he started using an Changin" remain as Dylan feeling within ourselves not a great deal unlike the one we felt - de - poop - poop - poop - de - wah" coming from the $5 - a - Charlie McCoy are gone. Only producer Bob Johnston remains from the days In Nashville. I catch rainbow trout bunch of kids who call marry me a wife / have i after the visit to Nashville. me Pa l amplifier. strums his guitar with and night girl singer just trying to get that must be what "Self Portrait" was important Dylan has taken the best it's all started in the entertainment about." elements of his folk, rock and because it was Dylan's business. CINE SERIES interpretation of America. "New "Three Angels" was made for country days, added some new He may be right. Morning" is a classic album Johnny Cash to sing as his religious song of the night; the PROGRAM INFORV&TtON SS? one the he would do before he gets Tennessee Three, Carl Perkins, the Statler Brothers and the Carter Family out for a Bing or Elvis-- grand finale of "Daddy Sang NOW SHOWING! ALL COLOR! Open at 6:30 - Klec. in-car Heater Bass." But it is songs like "If Not for which is BULLITT PROGRAM iNfORVATtON 37? ?434 TARLITE HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Elvis or suggested an impartial arbiter, Bing? Who's the champ? Here specifically Billboard, the show Drive in Theatre AND -;L are the facts, folks: business magazine. • An RCA Records Open at 6:30 Elec. in heaters spokesman A man in the - car research says Elvis Presley is the all - Second Big Week! department of the publication's CONNIE All Color! time, worldwide champion in New York headquarters was ^AMOUNT PICTURES JOB MAMATN record sales with 275 million • PPFSFMS AK A' Dftl* rWjiiCH0N (Uiv MSU Lecture-Concert Series AND at C.C.Rydcr ANN-MA RGRET* at hit girl 1 m „ albums and singles marketed in the last 15 years. asked to go even farther" and give figures for the top four or five record selling vocalists of all CLYDE - WHAT A • ■n Bing Crosby's brother and time. Broadway Theatre Sjtecial "fa 0 [*** v £. "* \ i, ' public relations representative, 4le said he'd been aware for Larry Crosby, says Bing is the Thursday, November 19 - 8:]5p.m. lfmhY WAR UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM Reserved Seats: $5.00, $4.00, $3.00 "Bullitt" at 7:07 °n,y CatCh them "Bonnie and Clyde" champion with Q00,650,000 in 43 years. some to time of the claims Crosby and Presley but "has hard data on the top four or relating Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office both. 9:30 when The issue came into focus no five." Fri. & Sat. Room 104 B Wells This Decca Records, Bing's Program is Rated 'GP' longtime lable, struck off a The record Industry plaque and platinum record to Association of America also said MERIDIAN REDUCED PRICES DAILY flTP BTBPP iTHEATRES 3SI 11800 MfRlOlAN MAU GRAND RlVIR & MARSH RD commemorate his sale of "more than 300,650,000 records." it has no such information. In his Beverly Hills office, DURING TW/ LITE HOUR' "No way," the RCA man said Larry Crosby backed up Decca's AMC when asked for comment. "Elvis claim with: "We've got the ISSwi!«rowG No. 1 all time, any label, royalty reports here if anybody in the world." He wants to look at them." ROGRAM INFORfcUTTON 332 5817 Elvis, meanwhile, was on tour, and Bing for his part, said: "Oh, the original \ Thcntrc Fnst Landing I take all that with a grain of salt. I don't know how many H uncut records I've sold." Told that by his brother H version Larry's reckoning that his voice h has been recorded on 88 labels unseen for 35 years in 28 countries, Bing puffed a 0 long - stemmed pipe and said: vrnvksfA?- "Fantastic if true." H THt KIMfi'S Larry's list of labels, many of I'M 10W«. them obscure, ranges literally from A to Z — from Ariel to B Zonophone. MOOSUSKI regular meeting Tues. m ft THE _ Nov. Hall 24, 7:30 American Legion (behind E. Lansing Bus Buster Seaton rbprt tiilliari Gish Terminal). Final payments due for Austria and Boyne. Movie!! Doug fairbanks rfJsS± Pearl White It's kind of a western. "5V3 William S. San uuw£ Rod La Rocque He's sort of a cowboy. 0 Thurs. 5:00 8:00 1 ri. 5:00 - - 8:30 Twi Lite Hr. 4:30 5:00 Adults - 90c 6 REMEMBER PSYCHO'? There are scenes with that kind of VA impact' Worth seeing!" shusme -JOho Wfcubxi, A«C T> UP Definitely In Tha Hitchcock Tradition Thurs. 5:45 - 7:45 0 I ri. 6:00 - 8:00 - 9:55 Twi Lite Hr. 5:15 -5:45 Adults 90c im s The beauty of creating life. The freedom to give it *** TheBabyMaker Starring away. MY? Light show, rock, sex, religion, drugs & nudity — everything that makes college life worth living. Nov. 20, 21 s BARBARA HERSHEY & 22, 7:30 & 10:00 p.m. TfXHNICOUJR H K Thurs. 5:30-7:45 Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. only on Sunday. E 1 ri. 5:45 - 7:45 - 9:45 Twi Lite llr. 5:00 - 5:30 Adults 90c Sunday's performance is a benefit for the Drug Education Center. H Start V i' A FRANTIC E FUNNY gp, Tickets are on sale now at the Union, Marshall Music, B , Grinnell's, State Discount, R COMEDY... Albert's in the Meridian Mall DONAID SUTHERLAND ■ ! MAY I H ; •• . A HIIHT KhNNF.tlY W HXJCTION & Chess King. in ■ j Thurs. 6:00 8.00 FRANK SINATRA GEORGE KENNEDY DIRTY DINGUS (USEE 0 Recommended for Mature - I- ri. 5:30 - 7: 30 9:30 - * ANNE JACKSON LGU KtrTLTTOM UCK CLAN FOCSELZ CABET MWA MAN ' hAfW. WM IIMAN-mhI KttEPH MKU f.H K,.., Audiences. Twi l.itv Hr. 5:30 6:00 Adults - 90c • • i ■ •• mi' ••• m.Ni .(V PANAVISION* METRCXXXJOR . ^ MC.M M.,. ».>:AV,I GP],®, All MC.lt AOMIfllO _ $2.00 ^ © *********** Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. November I1), 1970 7 Scrooge'--gay,old-fashioned holiday film If one describes the new musical "Scrooge" and avoids overpowering he is delightful. Claus, prances down the street, scraggy hair, Finney plays the the cliches of calling it "perfect With the arrival of the gushing happiness to everyone miserly side of Scrooge to the Spirit of holiday entertainment" and a Christmans Future, Scrooge is he passes, leading everyone in hilt. His fondling of gold pieces, film with "an appeal for all escorted to his grave and song and bringing the film to as stooped walk and gravelly diction ages," he would be doing it a transported through hell to his uplifting a conclusion as any are priceless bits of hamming disservice. final resting place, an unheated since the "Seventy - six that add so much to Scrooge's "Scrooge," plainly and counting house. Trombone" finale of "The Music doddering charm, one cherishes joyously, fits both descriptions. Throughout it all, one eagerly Man." him long before his It sets Charles Dickens' "A anticipates the finale like a child transformation. Christmas Carol" to music and on Christmas Eve who know Albert Finney plays hurls it onto the wide screen, Scrooge. "Scrooge" is a film it would By ROBERT KIPPER what's in store for him in the Obviously this fine British actor take a Scrooge to resist. sacrificingnone of its charm or State News Reviewer morning. The finale arrives (so good in "Tom Jones") had sentiment in the process. without stinting exhuberance. the time of his career with the DirectorRonald Neame has bravura role. With the visual aids PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 6944 ( taken the Dickens' classic and Scooge is croaking his hatred for Scrooge, dressed as Santa of wrinkles, bald added unabashed vitality to its life. The audience is immediately spots and AMPUS warmed by the contrast and Theatre-Fast Lansing appeal. The screen bursts with Open at 12:45 p.m. PPOGRAM INFORMATION 485 6485 J ! \D • t ' . VEH - DOWNTOWN song, dance and laughter, each once again wrapped up in the NOW! OPEN 12:45 presented in such old a shamefully familiar plot. TODAY . . . two LADMER Theatre Continuous from 1 p.m. fashioned way, one easily • Settling back, the viewer sees - Lanslnq forsakes his sophistication and the visits of the ghosts come to SHOCK HITS! : >N • DOWN!: >W\ Feature prepares his emotions for the life on the screen. 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 WITH TROG AND DRACULA most cheerful attack since "Oliver." on them Alec Guinness, never smiling, "THE FUNNIEST never completely opening his THE m BEGINS! "Scrooge" reminds viewers, in case they've forgotten, what eyes, is perfect as the ghost of Jacob Marley, Scrooge's dead at 1 :€0-4:00-7:10-Late MOVIE I'VE SEEN At 2:30-5:30-8:45 p.m. delight a purely escapist film can afford. business partner. Marley is a sad THIS YEAR!" vo'» ^csf Although the Leslie figure, weighted down by heavy Bricusse tunes are awfully same - chains and colored with the sounding, one feels like whistling ghastly hues of death. green them as he leaves the theater. Then Dame Edith Evans, so Although the story of Scrooge pompous yet so proper, arrives and his transformation from as the Ghost of Christmas Past crotchety skinflint to generous to remind Scrooge how happy human being is familiar, one his Christmases as a young man feels elated and renewd by it. were. Neame and his task force of Like a Greek god, Kenneth More descends on Scrooge next IfiVERJ cameramen, set designers, ROD OTHER choreographers and costumers have gone a long way to combat audience inertia. as the Ghost of Christmas Present. With a holly wreath in his hair, a glittering Christmas TROG TASTE THE MB? STRRRGERf The snow laden street sets are • banquet at his feet and a cup of the milk of human kindness in OF DRACULA lovely to look at. Aglow with Starring JOAN CRAWFORD Starring CHRISTOPHER LEE COLOR * ^Sr the flicker of the street his TECHNiCOtO* wapnEB B»OS (CP! GSSr TECHNICOLOR* E»P lamps, hand. More is so From WARNER BROS Added! Cartoon & Novelty they provide an expansive stage for dancers and a proper path 6Scrooge9 for Scrooge's home on Christmas Eve. scowling walk Albert Finney peers over his checkerboarded - pile of gold pieces in the musical 'Scrooge' playing While the townspeople are TONIGHT! HIS Hill at the Spartan Twin East. bustling about with their preparations for the holiday, TONIGHT ! UN to support family planning metro-goldwyn-mayer KUALA LUMPUR THE WORLD'S (AP) - The United Nations Children's Emergency Fund will give the Malaysian National family WILLIAM board a $90,000 grant for planning training personnel and purchase of MOST HONORED teaching aids, a board spokesman said. WYLER'S PRESENTATION OF MOTION PICTURE! WINNER OF II ACADEMY AWARDS including "BEST PICTURE ! 19,20,21 TICKETS S^ftT|>L|j|5oNIL,M UHUR.7J0 rnmtm Experience lights and live rock in the unique atmosphere of the Sky Theatre WIDE SCREEN • STEREOPHONIC SOUND • METROCOLOR iiisHIiii 6:45,9:40 BRODY AUDITORIUM $1.00 ID'S REQUIRED 'jSEi NATIONAL GENI RAL THEATRES Beal Film Group SHOWN FRIDAY IN WELLS, 7:15 and 9:45 sr*RTAN rmtt i/tsr presents the greatest star of today TONIGHT , ( : ... IK , I'. ■ > Sff.-UAA phv 1*1 JOJII Sharon (BABY ALSO SHOWN SATURDAY IN CONRAD, 7 and 9:30 "A SPIRIT-WARMING, SOUL-SATISFYING, VICKIE) Matt in throbbing color in MEMORY-WARMING DELIGHT!" CHARLES CHAMPLIN MHA-WIC ALSO PRESENTS TONIGHT ON CAMPUS LOS ANGELES TIMES /// 2001: A Space Odyssey7 is the ultimate trip! // Toduv at: I :()() -3:10-5:15- 7:20-'': 30 —Christian Science Monitor "A SPECIAL HOLIDAY TREAT!" MGM »ms£NTs» STANLEY KUBRICK PRODUCTION —GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE "SCROOGE" | (,A! A NEW MUSICAL mema Center him*, Presentation A National General Pit lures Release rm Z 2001 a space odyssey Panavision" Technicolor" l^j NATIONAL. GENERAL THEATRES SUPER PANAVISION' • METROCOLOR SPARTAN TWIN WEST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 FAST SAGINAW Phone 35M>030 rz/}, 7'Bcddw, heudmifa, 7 and 9:30 WILSON AUDITORIUM $1.00 ID'S REQUIRED did'/netdo wcjchow iodnq, LAST NIGHT IN SOUTH COMPLEX! Both shown also diary of a this weekend; check State News for time, mad housewife a'rank perry film place "Actress on T((>I'0,A,^5/ v.mnq i nchard benjamin her way to ^'.uU-o 7, 8:40, 10:20 $1.00 and worth it SHOWN FRIDAY IN CONRAD, 6:50 and 9:45, frank langella »n Oscar!" " ^ir(!iiin 18 or MSU ID 106 B WELLS carrie snodgress HERALD- hour. [« »8C" f XAMINCR All seals 7 5i I:30 2:30 Next Monday and Tuesday — A Cinematic Treat! SATURDAY IN WILSON 6,8:391 M SUNDAY IN WILSON 7 & 9:25 JOHN WAYNE in HURRICANE EXPRESS 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Novembeor 11) 1^70 Students seek NSF funds for environmental projects senior, said. concentrate on the extent and about it, she added. This portion By BOB ROACH Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the projects submitted, toxicity of heavy metal of the project would study the State News Staff Writer contamination of the air, soil ion exchange aspect whereby it is hoped that the program will and water, from rainfall, NTA would possibly displace draw students from biology, Ten undergraduate students pesticides and fertilizers. phosphate wastes now settled may spend next summer biochemistry, chemical Miss Gitchell said this area of out in streams in combination studying a variety of engineering and other fields, the Miss Gitchell, the former CSAC project will concern itself with calcium. environmental problems if the with lead and mercury The Red Cedar study area National Science Foundation chairman, said. interaction with the would entail a complete If the project is approved, NSF (NSF). approves a project environment and the extent of chemical and biological analysis, will provide $11,700 to support submitted by MSU students. natural conversion of aryl • which has not been done for five Under its new Student 10 students for an 11 - week - mercury compounds to the more years, Miss Gitchell said. Originated Studies Program, the study in the following areas: * dangerous alkyl • mercury This study would provide an NSF will provide research grants Heavy metal pollution, variety. evaluation of the effect of for worthwhile projects initiated specifically lead and mercury. NTA has been proposed to * NTA (nitrilo - triacetate), a recently constructed sewage by undergraduates. replace phosphate detergents, treatment facilities The MSU proposed replacement for but too little is now known by upstream project has grown municipalities, as well as under the impetus of the phosphates in detergents. * industrial wastes and land Chemistry Student Advisory The Red Cedar River, a run-offs of fertilizers and Committee (CSAC), but it will chemical and biological analysis. pesticides. hopefully include students from * Pesticides, an analysis of Council of grads other disciplines, Alice M. photochemical degradation. The first study area will Field and laboratory studies of Gitchell, West Hartford, Conn., plan to discuss the degradation of pesticides by sunlight, she said, would determine the extent, toxicity new constitution and further degradability of such compounds, and the actions of The Council of Graduate this process on leaf Students (COGS) will meet at surfaces, in water and on various types of 3:15 p.m. today in the Con Con Room of the International soil. NSF approval of the proposal Stuffed feeling Center. is not expected before Feb. Included on the agenda is 15, project advisor Robert N. discussion of the proposed Hammer, associate professor of Paul Korda, right, an COGS constitution and bylaws, R.A. in chemistry, said. South Case, returned the graduate rights and to his room responsibilities document and Selection of candidates for the Thursday afternoon the report on student summer research positions will only to find that a group of participation in academic be made by Hammer and CSAC his friends had stuffed his if NSF approval is received. room with governance. old newspapers. He was greeted by the view at left. yiaAbaAa UML Wity £ Now thru November SN photo by Tom Dolan frosting body wave 'Dip & Drip' or Wigs SATURDAY PROJECT curly perm 10% Student Discount Cards OFF Campus litter pick-up set A campus litter pick The now available - up campaign is scheduled for 8:30 to area around Hagadorn Road, south of Grand River Avenue 11:00 a.m. Saturday. to Mt. Hope Road, is badly littered, Watts said, with an especially 224 Abbott ED2-4080 Students will meet at the main bus depot at Shaw Lane and large amount of c^carded trash sooth of the railroad tracks on Farm Lane to receive assignments and large Lrash the east side of the road. bags, Bill Watts, >W 0 f*c. East Lansing senior, said. ' The project has been planned, A primary reason for the organized and publicized by campaign, he said, is to try to bring eight students in IDC 421, "Man: The Endangered Species." about a decrease in the environmental problem of littering by The University has offered free bus service to and from the spotlighting the litter situation on campus. clean - up areas Saturday morning for students carrying the The students plastic garbage bags. organizing the project are being evaluated on their Watts said the group is planning instead of doing a term paper for the course. designating areas of prime concern for the clean • up and he advised students to dress warmly for the The University will supply trucks Sunday morning to transport weather. collected garbage, Watts said. The new blades vs. Norelco. Com Arts sets Why doesn't plans to name college dean General Electric talk about The College of Communication Arts announced thermal pollution when they it is accepting nominations to replace Dean Jack M. Bain, who on Oct. 13 announced plans to resign. talk about nuclear Bain, communication, professor of down to return to undergraduate teaching. He has continued to is stepping teach a 200-level course in power plants? persuasion while serving as dean. Undergraduates, graduate students and faculty members may submit nominations after General Electric pioneered the receiving written approval from operate their plants within strict development of nuclear power plants individually, in its own environment, the proposed candidate. temperature limits. Thirty states have and this is being done. Students and faculty in the in 1957. even stricter laws. Utilities are General Electric, the electric Right from the beginning, we felt Dept. of Theater, scheduled to that the greatest spending millions of dollars on utilities and environmentalists will be transferred to the College of advantage of nuclear dilution flow systems, cooling ponds continue to work. Work hard. Arts and Letters Jan. 1, will not pow er was em ironmental. Unlike and t ooling towers to t fossil-fueled power plants, nuclear omply. Bee ause we think the advantages be eligible to make nominations. Hut, in addition, utilities are of nuclear power far outweigh the plants don't burn anything to make elec ti k itv. And where there's no sponsoring basic research on the disadvantages. fire, problem of heat exchange and its there's no smoke. effec t on aquatic life. More than 97 Why are we running this ad? But there's a possible utilities have been disadvantage as well. It, too, is financially We're running this ad, and involved in over 300 such studies. others like it, to tell you the environmental. Thermal effects. things \\ e recogni/e it. And ea< stientific h one adds a little understanding of the to man's General Electric is doing to solve the problems of man and his In We won. One(i( advertisement you may an independent test, some indepen¬ It has three shaving heads that float, haw seen recentk pointed out that problem. environment today. dent men shaved side of their face to follow the curves of Some one your face. Don't let .ill niu Icai power interesting things have The problems concern us with a platinum or chromium blade. Our blades plants disc barge already < ome of it For one, it's been because they concern you. We're They shaved the other side with our are in every direction. rotary. 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(leneral I let ti n does talk about wintering country either the platinum or chromium blade. The Inspection. And we gu°r ponds along waterfowl migration and this planet. We have a stake in Tripleheader conies in a Cord and 100% the repair or replace thermal diet Is. I5et a use Some of the men were surprised. they are routes. that future. As businessmen. a Rechargeable of all major mechanical p important, but also because we feel And, lint, frankly, we weren't. model. for 30 days or 1000 miles. the facts about them are Power-plant discharge water is simply, as people. Because the Norelco Tripleheader isa Kit her way, you Next time you see a shiny perhaps too reviving I ong Island's oyster trade. We invite your comments. cor, osk about the guarantee. little known. totally different kind of electric shaver. can't lose. Then look us up. Florida is using it to grow Please write to General Electric, 11'w people ieali/e, tor shrimp and example, lobster. In Texas, it's increasing the 570 •enain# " transmission . Lexington Ave., New York, Tar 0,1. that federal law requires utilities to weight of t ommert lal catfish by as much as 500%. 10022. N Y. Norelco Y«u can't get any closer. . • • front broke iyit«m • oxl«o...^' •l«c,"c0 '67 Karmann Ghia coupe I isting these benefits is not to AM-1M , Whitewalls, A I <•<> ' beg the issue. Thermal effects remain © 1970 North American Philips Corporation, 10Q East 42nd Street, New $1295 York, N. Y. 10017 a tough problem to solve at some '66 Chevrolet Impala hardtop sites. Each plant must be considered The Norelco Tripleheader for the perfect Christmas gift. Now available at power steering nt'w ''rl"s $1195 GENERAL ELECTRIC m ZALES Downtown, Laming Mall JEWELERS Glenn Volkswagen, 6135 W. Herriman lnc- Sugin;|W St. Plione 482 6226 »r..„ A Tlmrs. ^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19, 1970 9 Olin By BARBARA FARY has been in charge of appointments the Mrs. Davies said the office is this fall to room Stat* Newt Staff Writer University health center able to schedule 24 108, where it them a new office," he said. appointment office since it shares quarters with admitting "They "We're aware that some appointments a day for each of are doing their job well. began last fall. services. Last year Mrs. Davies' It isn't always easy to determine students are unhappy with the the center's 15 doctors. That is desk competed for space with "Appointments had previously an how ill a patient is over the appointment system at Olin, but been scheduled on a first average of 300 calls daily. patients and in the walk - come Additional patients are nurses phone." considering that there are first serve basis," she said. "We in office. Jackie Lowe was also Mrs. Davies said often students 40,000 of them its to be instituted the appointment "sandwiched in" if it is essential added this fall as additional who have been told to make that they see a doctor on the expected," Evelyn Davies said, office on a trial basis. We are "phone power" for the office. follow - up appointments by Mrs. Davies should know. She very pleased with it." day of their call. The The aDPointment office moved appointment office their doctors forget to do this. number, 353-4460, is a direct Instead they call the office on line that does not go the day they were through the supposed to African studies health center switchboard. see their doctor. ''Students often get "If they would remember to cut discouraged on busiest day, because they keep getting a busy signal," Mrs. Mondays, our make an appointment as soon as they leave the doctor, just as you do in a private office, things Davies said. "The lights flash all would go more smoothly," she day. But this should not deter a said. criticized by faculty student from calling. If we can't make them an appointment there is always the walk - in service and the emergency She advised students to make appointments two to three days ahead of time, especially those with not so urgent problems, By JEANNE SADDLER clinic." like physical examinations. comprehend the genuine of third best in its field." Associate Campus Editor She said lines are "That way accomplishments of the open students will be ASC, "We strongly affirm that we Monday through Friday from 8 assured of seeing the physician and that it has The core faculty of the misjudged our cannot accede to the proposal of a-m- to noon and from 1 resolve." p.m. to they want at the time they African Studies Center presented the Dean of Social Science," 4:45 p.m. "Most importantly," the want," she said. "On the whole a statement to Clarence Winder, statement continued, "it has they continued. "If Thomas Cooke, health center there are very few disagreeable Dean of the College of Social failed to recognize that we have implemented it would gravely administrator, estimated that 80 students calling, despite the fact Science and Provost John built an effective, weaken, indeed would nullify, per cent of the students using that they are ill. Cantlon Wednesday expressing ongoing mixed They are our painfully created progress in the health center are seen on an usually quite their "firm support of the Center ethnic and generational one bound together by common group, working toward goals that have appointment basis. been understanding. "This is my second year here," Whartons serenaded as it is presently constituted fully shared by the "We have doubled our she goals and activities." smiled, "and I have only President Wharton claps his approval after the MSU band and as it is now evolving." Administration." appointment staff and given been hung up on twice." had serenaded Wharton and his wife The African Studies Center, Citing recent innovations and Tuesday night at their home. State News photo by Tom Dolan improvements within the Center which is funded by the College such as the undergraduate of Social Science and certificate program in African international Programs, is faced Studies, increased enrollment in with what the faculty and students claim to be a 100 per interdisciplinary courses on Africa, and new research and cent cut in funding for 1971-72, publications, the faculty said the according to Dean Winder's recent activities of the center constingencyplan. have "added "It seems evident to us," the prestige, academic importance and community faculty stated, "that the service to a program which has Administration has failed to for a decade held national rank Voters sup BOOK-RECORD SALE SAVINGS UP TO 80% language The majority of votes cast in a optional language requirement OVER 800 BOOKS ADDED SINCE SALE BEGAN Selection - For Gifts STILL A GREAT Prices were: $52.00 to $2.95 Publishers were overstocked on these — or your own fine books — Here's your chance recent College of Arts, and for students enrolled in the Letters referendum favored college, library. to cash in with real savings. an a spokesman for the dean's student advisory NOW: $15.95 down to $1.00! committee, reported. jGymkh ana stfffaut?cs to Zoology, 7rom tyary the w.Qrid* .-flnciii. ^ ft.-jir^pKy of artist and by 'LI' undergraduates in the college Arts to Orrg;-^vb. at $1.95. club tome personal reflections on tha Sports, from Business to Philosophy, etc. 8'/4 x 11 nature, quality, and signifl- car voting favored an end to the II. 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Well maybe not quite yet, but Gene Washington, Clint Jones cagers. "I like playing safety or and Sherm Lewis were two - Then in the spring, it's baseball before his playing days are over, rover," he said. "A lot of people fans and opposing players may sport performers and probably Coach Danny Litwhiler's turn to have asked me why I didn't could have been better than have VanPelt's services. play think they were playing against a quarterback, but we've got a average players in other sports Litwhiler will probably use the superman. VanPelt has drawn a had they played them. The all - good quarterback back there — hard - throwing right hander on lot of attention as the next the team doesn't need any time record for most letters won the mound this year, although help possible nine - year letter winner at MSU belongs to Lyman he'd make there." since the days of Bob Carey. a great first baseman The football season ends this Frimodig, who won four letters and is a better than adequate Carey was the last MSU athlete in basketball, four in track and Saturday and the following hitter. to earn nine letters, winning Monday VanPelt plans on being two in football between 1914 "I don't feel comfortable three letters each in football, at basketball practice, and 1917. unless I'm playing some sport," trying to basketball and track. He was an catch up with his new But VanPelt, who wears No. the boyish looking sophomore All - American end, the starting teammates who have been 10 in football and wij) wear the said. "I plan on playing football, center in basketball and the Big working out for over a month same number in basketball and basketball and baseball at State Ten shot putter. He attended now. The annual varsity/alumni baseball this year, seems likely for the next three years. I can't MSU from 1948-51. basketball game is that Monday to match some of Carey's sit out — I'm too used to There's been several playing night but VanPelt probably will outstanding Spartan athletes in performances. The 6-5, 218 some sport all the time." have to by - pass it. the past who've attempted three pound sophomore (who Spartan football Coach Duffy coincidently happens to be VanPelt, who supports a 2.67 sports, but no one since the days Daugherty is the first varsity GPA in physical education, about the same size as Carey) is coach to get VanPelt's service says of Carey has earned a letter in he honestly doesn't have a the starting safety on the and he's certainly been three different sports. Richie favorite sport. Jordan was a letter - winner in Spartans' football squad this fall. impressed with the big "I enjoy playing all three. If I sophomore's play. Daugherty BRAD VANPELT had a chance as a pro in either has said in the past that he could practice this year. With the fine baseball, football or basketball put VanPelt at any position on I'd take the squad and he'd be a star showing of George Mihaiu in the . . . hmm, 1 don't know spring, and the arrival of Mike which one I'd prefer. I'll just there. "I'm sure there isn't any place Rasmussen in the fall, VanPelt was used mostly on defense and take way." whatever happens my Squeeze play Brad couldn't play," Duffy said. some as a running back. There's three varsity coaches MSU rover Brad VanPelt (10) and linebacker "He has the most physical John Shinsky (88) "I know I've made mistakes at Michigan State this year that who gets possession of this haveasli^it disagreement as to ability of anyone we've ever had this year," VanPelt said. "But Michigan running back. Sophomore VanPelt will try and are thankful the big, bashful, first Spartan athlete to win nine become the play for us with the possible I'd like to think that they were blond haired varsity letters (football, basketball and baseball) - VanPelt Carey accomplished the feat in 1949-51. since Boh exception of George Webster. Brad is one of those players you sophomore mistakes and that "happened MSU way." State News photo by don't have to coach — he has Terry Luke that natural ability to play the game." TOP BI6 10 RUSHER VanPelt was Mr. Everything in his playing days at Owosso, earning letters in basketball, football and baseball. In his senior year he was an all • state quarterback in football, all - conference in basketball, where Too slow' Adamle fools experts he averaged 21.8 points per game, and had three no - hitters EVANSTON, ILL. (UPI) - have much to offer, but then Mike Adamle is the kind of football scouts an astonishing 48 carries, a Big inherited some good qualities. aren't in compiling a 6-1 record in usually can't rate Ten record for And everything. Everyone puts football player that just about rushing attempts. Adamle has learned a high school athlete on a baseball. He was pursued by courage and determination, and something by going to a pedastal and at Ohio State those numerous colleges, but narrowed everyone guessed wrong on. Too small and too slow was sometimes they overlook little "He's almost unreal. He's relatively quiet suburban I it down to Michigan and MSU things like instinct for finding indescribable," Northwestern guys still are on a pedestal. I've the opinion of most college Coach Alex Agase said. "He Chicago campus, somewhat talked to them, and all we before deciding on the East daylight between a mass of bypassed by the usual Saturday have scouts when Adamle left carries any time, as many times in common is football. Lansing campus, much to the charging linemen. football mystic. He explains: Being relief of at least three Roosevelt High School in Kent. But nobody overlooks them as you could ask, and he always knocked off that pedestal Spartan "It's been a good lesson show me there are other helps coaches. Ohio, four years ago with a few now because Adamle is in the gets that plus yards you need things All - state mentions and lots of that leads to touchdowns." coming to a school where sports in life. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19. 1970 11 SPORTS JEFF ELLIOTT Matthews wants Bench is youngest MVP winner NEW YORK (UPI) - Johnny Writers Association of America. more running time Bench saw the last of his pre season goals Runnerup Billy Williams of the before the season began. "I wanted to hit 30 homers, compiling Bench a .293 batting average. beat Stan Musial's since Frank Robinson in 1961. come through Chicago Cubs was listed first on drive in 100 runs and bat about Third baseman Tony Perez, today when the Cincinnati Reds' the other two ballots, with youth mark by two weeks. Bench's teammate, finished third catcher .285 And I wanted to win became Musial was also 22 when he won . . . the youngest Bench being named second. in the Football can often be a frustrating experience as well as a the Most Valuable Player balloting behind Bench player ever to win a Most "This is the ultimate honor for the MVP award in 1943. But and award." Williams, with Cy Young rewarding one. For the player who carries the ball 30 times a Valuable Player award. me," said Bench. "It's something Stan celebrated his 23rd award winner Bob Gibson of St. He did all that and more. game and gains over 100 yards each week, the game will be Bench, 22, was a near you just can't exceed. It's a once birthday on Nov. 21, while Louis fourth and Wes Parker of rewarding. But for the guy who's called on to block those 30 unanimous choice for the Bench, a native of Oklahoma Bench will not be 23 until Dec. in a lifetime dream come the Los Angeles Dodgers fifth. times a game and maybe carry the ball only once or twice the National League Award, City, Okla., whose boyhood idol 7. Bench becomes the first through. And to be only 22 and was Mickey Mantle, a two - time Pete Rose, also of the Reds, game can become frustrating. capturing 22 of the 24 first place do it, it's something that's hard MVP winner, hit 45 home runs catcher to win the award since finished seventh behind votes cast by a 24-man Roy Campaneila of Brooklyn in to believe." Pittsburgh's Dave Guisti. Such is the case with the Spartans' Henry Matthews. The 6-3, committee of the Baseball and drove in 148 rims, both 1955 and the first Cincinnati Bench said he set four goals "Winning the World Series is j98 - pound fullback has been in the starting backfield in all nine major league highs, while player to capture the honor the top thing in baseball," said of the Spartans' games so far this year. Yet Matthews has only carried the ball 52 times the entire season, an average of less than Bench, "but individually, this is the greatest honor. If you win six carries per game. Excluding the first two games when he was called on 30 times, he's carried the ball 22 times in seven games - WORLD TOURNEY BEGINS the series, you have pride as a team, but the MVP shows your an average of three times each game. excellence individually over the There's no denying the fact that Eric Allen has been season. I set certain goals and I Ellis nothing short of sensational since the Michigan game. He's gained 585 yards in the last five games after moving to the tailback spot. Prior to that he gained 118 yards in four games while from a flanker position. running on U.S. bat team surpassed them, but I never expected to have such a season. Maybe it's a once in a lifetime thing, a season like this. JOHNNY BENCH "It's something I seasons and maybe more MVP In those five Rob wanted games that Allen Ellis, the top hitter on the awards, but I really wanted this has carried 121 times, Matthews MSU baseball team last season, badly. You get it now or you one." has carried 15 times might never get it," said Bench. good for 52 began play with the United "You know if yards. When two States team in the World never you'll have "This may have been a once in players see a like this equal Amateur Baseball Tournament season again. I'm a lifetime season for me," said playing time and one looking forward to better carries the ball eight times Bench. more Tuesday. than the other, there's bound to The Grand Rapids junior was be a little resentment. one of 18 college baseball players selected to represent the "Sure I'm disappointed that I U.S. in the tournament at haven't been called on to Caragena, Columbia. carry the ball more," Matthews said. A letterman in his first season, "I know Eric has been the 6-0, 180 pound second doing a great job — but to give him the sacker led the Spartans in hitting ball seven, eight times in a row? with a .380 average. Also among If the other team's defense had his accomplishments are 3 I any smarts at all they would key individual MSU records. Ellis on Eric all day — he's the only collected 60 hits and 98 total one who carries the ball on bases for undisputed leadership a third or fourth down situation. in those respective categories and tied Bob Speer's record of 13 doubles in one season. "The coaches put me at In the summer months Ellis fullback to take advantage of my played for Bloomington in the blocking, but I've told them Central Illinois Collegiate League from the start that it wasn't that and hit .335. He later joined the good. I can't complain too much Grand Rapids Sullivans in their because I'm starting. I can help conquest of the 1970 National the team a lot better out on the Baseball Congress competition. HENRY MATTHEWS field than sittine on the bench." Managing the United States -■ZT team will be Florida State coach ROB ELLIS Unfortunately for Matthews, Jack Stallings. j heMarkmayCharette find himself on the bench this week. Sophomore fullback has been running with the first unit this week and may get the starting call Saturday. Earl Anderson looked Sokoll named icer captain; impressive against Minnesota last week and may join Allen in the I backfield on occasions this week. While Matthews isn't pleased with his having to block on every play, he doesn't let !j and that unless he does up on any pjay. He knows he's got a job to do it, he'll be on the bench. There's another reason too. "I the way try my best on every play and try to knock players out of for 'Easy' (Allen)," Matthews said. "He's small and we've j got to protect him. That's been my job and that's why I go all out DeMarcos are assistants j on every play. - By RICK GOSSELIN on the Spartan left side. He was has scored three State News Sports Writer goals over the and the other as a defenseman. the second leading scorer on the "1 was 'down' last year as a sophomore when I didn't past two years from the blue "All tnree have worked hard get to team last year, scoring 13 goals line. Teamed with freshman Bob play. But though I'm disappointed this year, I'm not giving it up Randy Sokoll, two year for two years and really deserve while assisting on thirteen by any means. I promised myself that at the start of the season letterman, was elected captain of Boyd, DeMarco gives the it," Bessone added. others. j that no matter what mappened I wouldn't quit trying to do my the MSU hockey team Monday Spartans a potent offensive The three players teamed for "If Randy gets a good start, best." by vote of the players. Brothers punch as well as a defensive three goals and four assists over he'll score 20 to 25 goals a year Gerry and Mike DeMarco were for stopper. the weekend against North For Matthews, a tempermental guy as it is, things have to be named to assist Sokoll in his us," Asst. Coach Alex Gerry, regarded by Bessone as Dakota. Terpay said. "He scored 13 goals of the best skaters the j the going right or he isn't too happy. He rarely talks to members of duties. for us last year, and didn't even one on GfiEfir issues.... press, especially out • of - town writers, saying they all write "My job as captain is to kind team, scored eight goals last whatever they want to no matter what the truth is. That's of act as a go - between with the get started until the last half of season. As a left wing on the [ Henry read this column before it went into print. Matthews, why players and Coach Bcssone," Sokoll said. "On the ice, I've got the season." Giving the DeMarco boys the assistant captain posts was a Thompson line, DeMarco joins captain Sokoll in solidifying the JUNEFONDA nmm a junior this year, may find the situation next year to keep the players hustling and left side. A/OVF/13ZR 20 You don't have to be rich stable decision, as both are two j very similar to this season. Allen will be back and Jesse Williams, the outstanding provide some leadership." "We've got a pretty good set Tickets on sale in advance at Union. to be happv. sophomore prospect who was forced to miss this year letterman and both figure Downtown Lansing Mall Sokoll, whose brother Mark is up with Sokoll and the year because of an injury, will also return. The two speedsters a defensive back on the football prominently in the prospects of DeMarcos as our captains," could provide the this year's hockey team. Spartans with a potent one • two running team, has put in two solid years Bessone said. "This gives us one I punch. 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The old Friday, the same day the clothing, poor educations and in Treaty of 1869 as "a natural and was a recent Indians now haul water from the Indians occupying Alcatraz poor health." traditional right." explosion in a building. Trudell said the Indians mainland in five • gallon glass celebrate the first anniversary of Two months ago, the An original landing party of 18 are their landing on the former government awarded a federal tearing down four cottages jugs. youths stayed overnight on the for firewood — and one is prison island. grant to the Bay Area Native island Nov. 9, 1969, but left A 2V4 - ton, 30 - kilowatt Vovka, named after a Paiute American Council (BANAC) already minus its roof and part generator donated to the Indians voluntarily the next morning of its front. medicine man, is the son of John representing an estimated after meeting with Hannon. He by a church group has just been Trudell, 24, a Nebraska - born 40,000 Indians in the Bay Area, said he told them the courts had The cottages are across from put in operation. Sioux who came to Alcatraz a to develop plans for an Indian ruled that the Sioux Treaty had the three - story yellow few weeks after the invasion cultural center and Though Hannon contends the a program to no application to property like apartment building where the Indians don't have the resources began and who is a member of meet the Indians' needs for Alcatraz. Indians and their families live. It to develop the island, Trudell the island's governing council. housing, health and education. Since last Nov. 20 there has was once occupied by the prison countered: "If we have the deed, How long Vovoka will be able Thomas Hannon, regional been a continual turnover of the guards and their families. to stay on the 21 - acre rock a administrator of the General we can get the money." island's population, and today Hannon said it has been his mile offshore in San Francisco Services Administration (GSA) only three of the Trudell, a slender man with original decision not to arrest the Bay is uncertain. The Indians are which is the overseer of invaders still live on the rock. long brown hair who spent Indians. "I felt there was no several years in the Navy, says still demanding the deed to Alcatraz, said BANAC is They are La Nada Means, 23 - Alcatraz and say they will remain interested in setting up the particular crisis and I saw no the island is a good place to year - old member of the need of a forceful until the federal government cultural center on the mainland removal of the bring up children because the Bannock tribe from Fort Hall, Indians until the federal kicks them off. The Department because of the difficulties of Idaho; John Whitefox, 21 youngsters are free to play and • year of the Interior is going ahead government is ready to proceed can learn about Indian life and getting to the island. - old Shoshone from Wyoming with its own plans. Spanning with plans to turn the island into Trudell said the Alcatraz lore. He and his wife, Loui, and Jim Vaugh, 24, of Los 25, national park, part of a Indians, known officially have two other children. a as the Angeles. "Rather, we would want to proposed Bay Area Golden Indians of All Tribes, Inc., have Hannon estimated the present devote our efforts to resolve the John Trudell, one of the leaders of the Alcatraz Indians' seven member Looking back over the year, - board, stands be Gateway recreation complex. symbolic Indian teepee erected on the island. The one • time federal H no objection to a mainland population as "somewhere problems that created an Trudell said: "We're just The Indians have rejected the cultural center. But, he delcared, between 20 and 30 maximum." Alcatraz, which I feel we've determined as we were as in the a group of Indians a year ago on Nov. 20. In the background is the Golden Gate prison site was invaded h* park plan. "A national park is declared, Trudell said there are about 80. started on with the grant to beginning, only we're wiser now. man's engineering feat. Bridge a white' another part of the American "There can be one here as Newsmen counted about 50 BANAC," he said. We've got experience." fantasy," said Trudell. "America well. All we need to build it is young men, women and "The Indians' AP Wirephoto doesn't need another the deed." children on the island during a staying there is contingent on a lot of things," Disneyland. A band of 78 Indians from recent afternoon visit. Hannon said. "One is letting the Program works to better Hannon said the Indians are Coast Guard do what they want breaking the trespass law and to do when they have to do it." repeatedly have been asked to He explained that the lighthouse leave voluntarily. and the property where the "We told them of the navigational aids are belong to hazardous diet of low-income fami les conditions of the the Coast Guard and have grounds, the buildings and the nothing to do with GSA. waters, and we've told them of the many millions of dollars that Last May, the government would be required ... to do took its custodian off the island By MICHAEL FOX received Aid to Dependent Children anything with the island," he and then cut off electricity and State News Staff Writer (ADC) but go off welfare to take the job. Others are said. removed the barge that had been college graduates. MSlTs Family Living Program is In their efforts to "The property is in very bad supplying water to the Indians. working to change the eating expand the nutrition of the lower habits and attitudes towards nutrition of low - income families families, the case aide workers have found that income condition at the present time," by some mothers are Hannon said the Indians had not able to take care of their own Hannon stated, "not only educating mothers and readjusting their food - buying habits. home. Giving assistance with been cutting into the electrical The program is working to alleviate maintenance and repair helps create a better because of natural deterioration inadequate nutrition that place to live for th* power with radios, televisions stunts the growth of poor children and diet poor, Mrs. Humphrey said. but becaue of vandalism caused causes - linked health and electric frying pans and had problems. Many families don't have to the property. anything to eat out of. and some lack interfered with operation of the A Detroit mother, an oven or stove to cook with. "In the last several months, realizing that Vitamin C is vital for her * lighthouse and the navigational baby's growth, regularly fed her child what she insisted was "We want the people in this four major buildings have been country to be better fed." Mrs burned aids. orange jucie. A case aide worker for the Family Living Program, Humphrey said. down, and in recent Statistics indicate that the weeks He said the government had however, discovered that what the mother assumed was orange poor lack three of the four main an explosion has blown aspects of a good balanced diet. No lack of the sides and roof off another used up its $1,600 appropriation juice was really orange Kool Aid. protein is noted but definite deficiencies in vegetables, fruits and structure. for water well before the end of Explaining to this mother that the flavored water drink is not a milk are hurting the the fiscal year on June 30 — so substitute for fruit juice is'the type of work that 135 full time growth of young children. "The lighthouse itself is • aides do in an effort to improve the Portia M. Morris, associate completely burned out. .." when the custodian left, the daily dietary intake of low • professor of human nutrition and water income families. foods, reported in a speech last year: Trudell said the prison was supply was cut off. "Households with incomes of under $3,000 used 20 Some 6,111 low - income families were condemned in 1963 because it helped in 1969 by the less milk, cream and cheese per cent When the electricity was cut Cooperative Extension Service program with 65 to 70 per cent of per person and about 40 per cent couldn't meet earthquake more grain products than the off, the light in the red the families in or near large cities. $10,000 and over income group. standards and was rusting, lighthouse went out for the first Lois Humphrey, director of the "Low income households used one - rotting and falling apart before program, said the congregation fourth less vegetables and ; time in over 100 years, and of low • income people is fruit, but as rtuch of the dark the Indians arrived. mostly near big cities in southern - green and deep - yellow sailors complained. Michigan, but two case aides work in the vegetables, which are good sources of vitamin A The Indians have called the Upper Peninsula and value, as the two are assigned to help settle immigrant families. highest income group. They used less than half as much citrus lighthouse fire an accident and Hannon said when a Coast and Funded in Jan., 1969 by the U.S. other vitamin C rich fruit the said they heard a high - powered Guard crew went out to Department of Agriculture, as high - income households." the program is now rooted in 83 of A nationwide food boat leaving the island after it reactivate the lighthouse, "the Michigan's 85 counties, with a consumption survey found that $70 million authorization for 1971 made *)y low income people. 70 per cent of among very Indians threatened them with Congress but not yet - the nonfarm families and 56 Molotov cocktails from appropriated. per cent of the farm families had diets below the recommended The money is distributed to states on the basis of dietary needs. landing." the number of poor people, with Michigan listed as the home of 3.1 per cent "It's a matter of food habits. If the mother of the nation's poor. grew up without a varied diet, she won't follow a varied diet for her The case aides go into homes to win the children," Mrs. trust and confidence of Humphrey said. The case aides often accept the mother's original BULLETIN families who need their help. Some aides are mothers who had diet but make suggestions for adding to it for a better total diet. One mother of 12 children had been on welfare and was paying $80 a week for food. A case aide worker instructed her in the GRAND RAPIDS SYMPHONY nutritional values of certain foods and the mother buying habits. Now off welfare, the mother reported, "I think I readjusted her get more for $50 now than I did for $80 before. GRADUATING SENIORS Gregory Millar Conducting , The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture in the program which can increase on the provides food stamps to families average a family's food outlay by one third. Presents "We find many do not want to be on welfare. They want to GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS have the same kinds of things we provide for our children." Mrs. Humphrey said. ARE NOW AVAILABLE Concert Excerpts "Die Petitioners FOR PURCHASE Meistersinger Limited Supply — Get Yours Now • PSACS MOSflf 1970 Many "peaces" join to create the dream of man,. Von Nurenberg" list of prisoners A program to petition PEACE! By Richard Wagner the petition the United Nations to MSU BOOK STORE 18" peace symbol composed of many individual peace signs, in dayglo shades of "P0W" Pink or November 20 at 8:30 P.M. United Nations to secure names of American prisoners of the procure from the government o ■ North Vietnam the names and "LOVE" Lime war in Vietnam has "universal whereabouts of all Ame™an $3 00 Add 25c for poi'oqeond handlmq appeal" according to John L. prisoners of war presently being I'F.ACK MOMI1.K 423 JONATHAN PL PHILA PA 191)5 Civic Auditorium G.R. Cote, its originator. Cote, the state chairman of the held by the North and we hereby further P1'"'? Vietnamese Lions Club POW the United Nations to take Giorgio Tozzi, Janice Harsyani, Stephen Oosting, MSU Committee, will insure the PIPES Student Tickets $1.00 said "There may be against the war or for the war, but there shouldn't be people anybody action prisoners in their that humanitarian treatment of these confinement who is against this petition." The program originated best available seats after 8 p.m. concert night The petition states: the East Lansing Lions Club a "We the undersigned hereby spread throughout the state ■ goal of hallLa - ----- - 'We have A BUCK OFF ON A BUCKET OR BARREL million signatures within tl* Take This Coupon and Leap To Your Nearest KFC Store state," said Cote. ^ for Some Finger Lickin' Chicken and All the Trimmings. Cal,il»»IWW^ national Lions Club 1040 E. Grand River, E.L. 42 38 W. Saginaw governors. 3140 S. Logan 3200 N. East St. (U.S. 1620 E. Michigan The petition, said Cote, may "-.,lhpir 27) help "some women know husband is alive VC. or v.. dead and - children know if they veg father." wishing STERLING ENTERPRISES Any person I ^ ' I i I petitio n s r\o I _ r. circulate . . 2PENN PLAZA NEW YORK, N Y. 10001 contact Cote at his of P-K Bldg., 301 MAC Ave. Please find enclosed $ .for the following 'unfci 3.98 O D The Acapulco $3.98* The Hong-Kong $3.98" □ The Panama Q The Gungi $3 98" $3 98* DOMING Name Address, Cl,v — State. .ZIP Add 5CW postage and handlinq. ON CAMPUS 0FF CAMPUS CIRCLE DOR^ * 'Please NO C.O.D. CALL 361-7100 351-887° Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19, 1970 13 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Have items too good to throw STATE NEWS 355-8255 away ? Sell them with a fast-acting want ad! CLASSIFIED 355 8255 The State News iMantAds ~SAr/Sfy yOUR NEEDS permit racial discrimination or does in not religious Automotive fRankLy speaking. . by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent its MUSTANG 1965. Blue, 6 advertising columns. cylinder, 3 The speed $300. PARKING. One block from campus. CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to State 332-2650, call after COUPLE DESPERATELY News will not 6 p.m. 5-11 -20 Private, paved, lighted lot. $10.00 sublet needs winter and/or spring. accept 337 2336. 3-11-20 apartment. $110 or less. East . automotive advertising which 351-3187.5-11-24 Lansing / Okemos area. Call Carol discriminates OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1968. Scooters & Cycles against RENT A TV and watch your favorite or Chuck after 6 p.m. 332-1393. religion, race, Many, many extras. Excellent DESPERATELY NEEDED 1 girl color or 3-11-19 Auto Parts & Service condition. Low mileage. Best program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, winter term, reduced rent, $65. national origin. offer. 351-2645, or weekends 337-1300. C New Cedar Village, 351-9099. Aviation 339 9444. 10-12-3 ONE BEDROOM. All utilities except 5-11-24 . employment STROBE LIGHT rentals by the night electricity. Okemos, 351-1192 or weekend. Call MARSHALL after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 • for rent OLDSMOBILE 1965 Hardtop. New NO DEPOSIT, utilities paid. $50. MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. Apartments A utomotive snow tires. Good condition. IV C-11-19 Now through Spring. Call East Lansing's Finest 4-7141. 5-11-24 489-1848. 3-11-20 Houses STUDENT RESIDENCE CAMARO Z-28, 1968. Wood RENT A VM stereo record Rooms wheel, OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442, must sell, player by BEST LOCATION for winter. 2 Now Offering console, excellent condition Call day, week or month. A TO Z girls best offer. 335-0244. After needed to sublet. Cedar # FOR SALE 482-8132. 2-11-20 8 RENTAL. 337-1617. 5-11-25 Village. SHORT TERM LEASES - p.m., 355-8082. 5 11-24 337-9563. 2-11-19 Animals Large tf 17C 2 - man units CHEVROLET 1962. White with red TV RENTALS. Color and black and luxurious I IJ (3rd person Mobile Homes trim. Good condition. OLDSMOBILE D 88, 1965. ONE COMPLETE 4 man apartment $150. After white. MARSHALL MUSIC slightly add.) 5 p.m., ED Excellent condition, in Cedar Village. Available for • PERSONAL 2-1190. 2-11-20 power COMPANY, 351-7830. C * Lowered Move-In Cost steering and brakes. Owner leaving Winter and Spring. Call 351-2015. •Walk to Campus .PEANUTS PERSONAL country. 355-0884 after 5 3-11-20 •Pool and Party CHEVROLET * ~6 2 Good 5-11-23 p.m. ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. Lounge ♦ REAL ESTATE *Out-of-Sight furniture, condition. SO»-V. 332-1209 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV NEEDED GIRL winter, Delta Arms. Carpeting .RECREATION 4-11-20 OLDSMOBILE 1964. Full RENTALS. 372-4948. C *All appliances, incl. automatic, Close, reasonable, no deposit. dishwasher » SERVICE doesn't use oil, 4 door. 372-3550. CHEVY 351-1345. 5-11-24 On-Slte Professional WAGON, 1964. Power 2-11-20 Management Typing Service steering, automatic. $475 Apartments . TRANSPORTATION offer. 351-9045. 6-11-24 or best OLDSMOBILE 1964. Jetstar. Radio, TWO GIRLS. FURNISHED apartment. TWO One bedroom block 731 APARTMENTS Winter for large from WANTED heater, power steering, brakes. Rental office open 12 -6 # CORVETTE, BLACK, apartment. Across from campus. Berkey Hall. $210 month. Daily 1967 Coupe, $325. 694-0602. 5-11-20 and Sunday mags. Side 351-6925. 5-11-19 Sublease. 528 Albert. 351-9269. deadline exhaust, 427. $2600 3-11-20 731 Burcham Dr. 351-7118. 4-11-20 OPEL RALLY 1968 10,000 Vi mile East 1 P.M. one class day actual EAST LANSING near of Abbott Rd. miles, like new. Crosby's Pontiac campus. One before publication. DODGE 1961. Excellent ONE MAN needed for furnished Phone 351-7212 condition. and Buick Sales bedroom, furnished. Large, airy IV 2-9776. apartment. Close to campus. Cancellations - 12 noon Very reasonable price. Fantastic rooms. Air $50 5-11-23 conditioned. OWN one class day before shape. 355-8332, 8 - 5 p.m.; H\£>T VttJ ftfc All ft/45? Beautifully maintained. Select per month. 351-2208. 5-11-24 campus ROOM (house), girl. block off 351-1155 anytime after 5 p.m - 332-1252 or publication. PLYMOUTH 1950. Good local clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or NEED ONE 332-6916. 5-11-23 X-5-11 -20 girl to sublet winter transportation. $60. 337-0388. 882-6549. O term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. phone 3-11-19 4/naM!A (%&?■ 5-11-24 LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. DODGE DART, 1962.. Very good NEEDED: ONE girl, Delta Arms 355-8255 condition. $250 or best offer. PONTIAC AWpr/frtfV/tMO starting winter. Call 351-0695. 915 Lilac $120 plus electricity. 489-9621 after 5 p.m. 3-11-20 LEMANS, 1965. V-8, ONE GIRL to share 3 man. Available now. 351-5696. 3-11-19 RATES power 3-11-19 steering, snow tires. $63/month. No deposit. Call after 1 day $1.50 Reliable. $500. 485-8427. 3-11-23 6 p.m., 332-1887. 5-11-24 EFFICIENCY DODGE 1964 6 stick. New NEED FOURTH girl APARTMENT. battery, to sublease Burcham Woods. $125. Available 15c per word per day brakes. Good tires. 337-9431. PONTIAC 1965.. New tires, tape Scooters & Cycles Employment winter. Americana. $240/term. FANTASTIC DEAL. 2-3 starting Dec. 10. Lease option 3 days $4.00 5-11-24 351-2707. 4-11-20 men, luxury player. Call after 6 p.m. 351-1713. apartment. No lease. winter or winter 339-2753. and spring. 13'/jC per word per day 5-11-24 MUST SELL 1969 Honda Trail 90. 3-11-20 FEMALE, PART time days, arrange NEED ONE 351-3118. 5-11-233 FALCON, 1962. Runs good $75 or Knobby tires. Needs repair - tune man for three man at 5 days $6.50 best offer. 351-6418. 3-11-20 around your schedule. Must have Meadowbrook RAMBLER CLASSIC 1962, station up. $175. IV 9-5248. B-11-19 Trace. Call 13c per word per day transportation. REDUCED RENT! Close to campus. ATTENTION WORKING Apply in person 882-7782 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 FALCON, 1962. wagon. Running order. $100. days Need 2 girls winter and spring to PERSONNEL. Furnished (based on 10 words per ad) Good dependable Phone 355-1104. 1-11-19 or evenings. El Taco and HONDA 1969 Cl-450 Scrambler. sublet. Phone unfurnished transportation. In clean condition. Restaurant, 3122 South Logan. ONE GIRL to sublet 2 rnan winter. Gail, 351-1685. one bedroom Peanuts Personals Call 339-8682 after 5:30 Excellent condition. Phone 5-11-25 5-11-24 apartments. Close to campus, bus must be p.m. RENAULT 1966. Four door sedan. Please call 337-1295. 2-11-20 3-11-19 627-6882. 5-11-25 and Frandor. Available pre paid. 35,000 actual miles. 1 owner. NEED 3 girls to sublet apartment Radio. $300 IV 2-9776. 5-11-23 MOTHER'S HELPER when new WANTED: GIRL to share apartment immediately. Phone FABIAN There will be a 50c service FALCON FUTURA Sport Coupe, Auto Service & Parts baby arrives after January 15th. with one other girl. 332-1051, call winter term. 351-2759. 5-11-24 REALTY, ED 2-0811, IV 2-4619, IV 2-0571. 4-11-20 and bookkeeping charge if 1969. Jade green, black Light housekeeping, babysitting after 4:30 p.m. 5-11-20 vinyl top, TRIUMPH 1965. Good condition. bucket NEEDED: ONE man this ad is not paid within seats. Automatic, V-8, $550. See John, 202 Haslett MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East and cooking. References. Hours immediately open. 351-0519. 4-11-24 CAME LOT for 3-man. No deposit. 337-2098 HASLETT AREA. power steering / brakes. Call (upstairs). 5-11-23 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. APARTMENTS, 4901 Modern 1 one week. . . . South after 5 p.m. 3-11-20 bedroom 351-6862 after 5 p.m. 5-11 -23 Pennsylvania. QUIET furnished. Fully Complete auto painting and The State News will be PART OR FULL time, male or location for married, grad students carpeted. Phone after 5 p.m., VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good collision service. IV 5-0256. C FORD, 1965. female, to sell unusual and faculty. ONE bedroom FEMALE GRADUATE student 353-7938.5-11-23 responsible only for the Country Squire. condition. Great tires, radio. new invention. furnished. $150 needed to sublease winter and first Automatic, V-8. Power. 55,000 miles. 351-8282. 2-11-20 1962 AUSTIN Hoaley 3000 Mark II. Every office uses the monthly. day's incorrect old stuff now. Make up to $10 an Immediate possession. Call spring terms. University Villa, FREE RENT until December 1. One Mechanically perfect. 487-0046. Parts, wires, hardtop. 351-2019. insertion. 5-11-24 hour. Contact Mr. Jewett, 549 W. Manager. 393-8657 or FOX 332-2343. 5-11-24 girl needed for 3-man. Sublease VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1969 3-11-20 , 9 - Ash, Mason. 677-4101 or nights, PROPERTY winter, spring and/or summer. passenger, excellent MANAGEMENT, FORD PICK-UP, 1949, positraction condition, OR 7-4691. 1-11-19 Disposal, dishwasher, balcony, air AM-FM radio, asking $1850. Ed MGA HARDTOP. Keep warm with 372-J954_0_ iear end, Best offer. 694-8734. 2-6346. 5-11-19 insulated fiberglass hardtop. Offer. ——r — cedar greens conditioning. Call before noon, WANTED: "APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. 353-6218. 3-11-19 337-9218.3-11-20 WAITRESS to work 5 it you re a student p.m. • closing. Both full and part or married VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1961. couple looking for a comfortable Automotive FORD 1965. Convertible, Galaxie blue. Good condition. Dark AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and time. Dishwasher, 5 p.m. - closing life style at reasonable 1 Bedroom Furnished REDUCED RENT one girl for 3-man 500 Power steering, brakes. $600. Afternoons, or 8:30 - 4:30 p.m., full time. prices, keep at 731 apartments. Disposal, American cars. If we can't fix it, it in mind that our rental AUSTIN evenings, 351-2256. 5-11-25 counselors Short Term Leases dishwasher, air conditioning, large HEALEV, 1963. Good 485-6769, 3 - 7 p.m. Apply after 4 p.m., LK 5-11-25^ can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O are interested in assisting you in closets. Sublease winter, transportation, runs good taut has VOLKSWAGEN Restaurant, 6031 South spring rust. S195. 482-1404 1-11-19 FORD 1964 Van Camper conversion. 1961. Rebuilt '64 Pennsylvania. 3-11-19 finding the right apartment. and/or summer. Call before noon, Best offer, 627-9870, after 6:30 motor, good body. Must seill Aviation Rommate service isalsoavailable .. Call 351-8631 353-6218. 3-11-19 8-11-20 355-3823. 3-11-19 Stop .n our office at 444 Michigan . p.m SPEECH THERAPIST. Several hours AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite, 1965. Avenue and let us aid in ONE GIRL to Excellent mechanical S395; VW FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to a week, your home or mine, to you sublet winter term, FORD GALAXIE 1959. VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Sunroof, new locating an apartment for STUDIO AND one parts. 372-2900. 3-1 1 20 4 door, learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. help with aphasic patient. Rate your bedroom, across from campus. 332-3844. automatic, $75. tires, good shape. $375. 355-6085. type of life HALSTEAD furnished, parking. 351-6586 Running 5-11-24 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C variable. 332-3093. 3-11-19 MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O 5-11-20 5JJ-^3 BUICK, 1961. Good condition. condition. 355-7102. 3-11-19 NEED FOURTH girl for 4-man, Automatic, power PART TIME sales, shoe department. steering, VW FLAT TO let: 4 man, $50 each. FURNISHED ONE bedroom, near Meadowbrook brakes. SI50. Call 355-0903 after __5 p.m. 3-11-23 MGA, 1962. Completely restored. New paint. New interior. $795. BUS, 1965. Carpeting, built-in double bed, icebox, camp box, Employment Albert's Meridian Mall. 24 hours a week. Must be able to work some Large, pleasant, close. 332-3226 downtown Lansing. Carpeted, air - 393-1865. 2-11-20 Trace. Call curtains, 2 new tires, gas heater, days. 339-8450 after 7pm. C conditioned, laundry facilities. 393-1963. 3-11-23 OKEMOS COUPLE weekends and holidays. Apply in BUICK ELECTRA. 1965. and three sons $145 plus electricity. Immediate NEED ONE for radio, with rear speaker. person. Ask for Mrs. man 2-man trekking in Himalyas December 16 Brenner. ROOMMATE NEEDED. Winter, occupancy. Phone Walter Neller Automatic, power steering, new 351-3850, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.; after 5-11-23 apartment, immediately or winter tires. MGA, 1962,. Excellent condition. through January 5. Desire spring. Grad preferred. Own room. Co. 489-6561; weekends or Best offer. 351-9137, 10 p.m. 3-11-20 and spring. $82: lease for S65. 484-2220. 3-11-19 responsible college age girl or Call 351-0170. 3-11-20 evenings. 3-11 -20 evenings, 393-0206. 7-11-20 351-6765. 3-11-23 JOB — JUNIOR, senior or graduate young couple to live in our home BUICK VOLVO, 1961 PV-544 Sport. Engine student to live with ONE GIRL needed SKYLARK, 1962. V-8, MGB, 1967. Immaculate. Many with 15 and 5 year old daughters. family and for Americana TWO GIRLS, winter. 2 bedrooms, APARTMENT; ONE block from overhauled. Must sell. Call assist with three young children automatic. White with red extras. No reasonable offer Will need meals Apartment. Large, close to 3-man. Close, 482-7510 after 5 p.m. 3-11-19 prepared, reasonable. Berkey. Phone 351-2121. Peace interior. $250, or best offer. for winter and refused. 372-1053. 5-1J-23_ transportation for eldest and spring terms. campus, cheap. Call 351-4382. 351-1846. 3-11-19 and Love. 1-11-19 641-42 22^ 5-| 1-24 companionship for youngest Offering private room and bath, W-11-24 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE, 1961. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1967. Scooters & Cycles Expenses paid plus $10 per day. board, phone, salary. Walking NEED ONE girl. 4 man. Sublet. GIRL NEEDED for 3-man, Automatic, 6-cylinder. Excellent Do distance from campus. Call TWO MAN available winter term. Riverside East. $62.50. 351-1156. two not telephone. Write Mrs. Very impressive All the options. condition. $1125. 339-2936. bedroom apartment. Call George Stranahan, 4351 Wausau 332-1105, 9-11 a.m.: 8 - 10 p.m. Across from campus. 337-0731. 3-11-19 351-1010, after 6 p m. 3-11-20 5-11-25 KAWASAKI 1970, 250 Sidewinder, 4-11-20 5-11-24 351-1383. 2-11-20 Road, Okemos, 48864. 2-11-20 low mileage, new condition. $550. GIRL WANTED for winter and/or Phone 351-0372. 3-11-20 PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 WANTED: ONE male to sublet FAST GROWING company now has FURNISHED APARTMENTS, close spring. EDEN ROC Apartments. hours 4-man winter openings for several full time men. per week. Automobile to campus. Two or three Angie, 351-4635. 5-11-25 - spring. Cedar BRIDGESTONE 175. Dual twin. required. 351-5800. O bedrooms. $175 and Village. 332-3249, aftei 5 p.m. Also 2 part time positions open. up. Excellent condition. 2 helmets. GIRL 5-11-25 Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 Immediate occupancy or winter NEEDED desperately winter nToyocamp $225. 355-5659. 3-11-20 MALE PROGRAMMERS (4), for six term. 351-9036 5-11-19 p.m. only. C term, reduced rent. Close to month conversion project. Cobol TWO GIRLS to sublet winter term campus. 351-5834. 3-11-23 HONDA 1968, 350 Scrambler. $400. language, Cedar Village Apartments. PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per challenging new NEEDED ONE female roommate to Good condition. Phone 332-5454. concept. Top hourly rate, flexible share two bedroom apartment. NEED ONE 351-4612. 5-11-24 week. Car man to sublet. necessary. Call Right 3-11-20 hours. Call MANPOWER $88 plus telephone and electricity. next to 351-7319 for interview. C campus. 337-0224. Do You want part - time work? Place INCORPORATED, 372-0880. Call Elayne, 332-8748 after 5 p.m. 2-11-20 a Want Ad for fast results. Equal opportunity employer. 3-11-20 3-11-20 GRADUATE WOMEN. One opening CROSSWORD Best speaker NEEDED: 6 young men and women in 4 girl apartment, 1 block from for outside order department, campus. Completely furnished. evenings and weekend, part time work. Call 485-5700. 10-12-3 Utilities and parking included, $65 337-2336. 3-11-20 PUZZLE ' ONE GIRL, starting winter, $57.50. For Rent No in the house. damage deposit. Close. 351 8076. 3-11-20 ACROSS 26. Talented TV RENTALS — Students only. Low 1.Sober 28, Foreign ONE BEDROOM apartment close to 6. Goddess of monthly and term rates. Call 30. Destitute MSU. Furnished and all utilities mischief 31. Melody .lai r 351-7900 to reserve yours. paid. Attached garage. 351-0837. 9. Hen 32.Shove sai nt UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 5-11-24 11. Matron 34.Arm bone ty'pe1" 13. Fisherman 36. Sesame We have a speaker that motion rather than the piston TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS ere 14. Potatoes won't be intimidated by any now leesing student 37. Dolt action of conventional cone- units. These 16. Turmeric 40. spacious luxury apartments are Assuage room in your house. Or by type speakers. The result is completely 17. Pilfer 42. Populace carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spenish anything you feed it. The extremely clear and mellow Mediterranean 19. Skid 44. Mine entrance unique new Yamaha Natu¬ sound. And it is omnidirectional furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 20. Moving about 45. Thoroughfare DOWN 2. Song ral Sound Speaker. It looks sound rather than tunnelized individual control 22. Expert 46 Same central air 3. Seaweed and works like the sound. Come in and hear - conditioning. These four man 23. Dyeing method 47 Awareness l. Mast sounding units have up to 3 parking spaces 4.Indisposed per unit. The student's leisure 1 Z boardofagrand piano for yourself. 3 s 5. Leather One of 6 7 %1 3 our many ways Sound is produced with Prices start at time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated 9 O 1 %1 6. Classified section a bending swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you $59« 7. "Lights out" want to bo 13 among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM cad 8. Copy today. There are units starting at $70/month 10.Jog provide you with 16 to par man. >7 6 19 • YAMAHA iviODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY % 10 % 21 22 12. Extracted 15.Shabby fun transportation FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: ii W ii 26 %27 18. Huge '0. River island ?1. Curls MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or 332-6441 28 2^ 3o 23. Sweethed'ts N at low prices. THE STEBEG SHOPFE SIX. NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE. 31 to % 32 % 33 %P 24. Armpit 25. Twister •27. Tuition - sleeper tops also available - At NeJac of East Lansing 543 E. Grand River I Ask about our | 35 % 36 J7 30 W 29. Affront flTtopckmgfjam MO <41 33. Slumps Phone 337-1300 I "GOLDEN | 35. Related WHEELS TOYOTA INC. NEXT TO PARAMOUNT NEWS I GUARANTEE" I MA NA CEMENT EXCI. USIVBL Y 8 Y •W V4i 37. Sincere 38. Potables See our complete line of stereo components %% % 39. Festival 2400 E. MICHIGAN AVE. just west of Frandor : Alto Managaneit Company 41. French summer 43 Iron or lead 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Thursday, November '970 For Rent For Rent Personal PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. ROOM. BOARD for babysitting, Student Service BETTINA: WHERE are youtl Please Service WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING Nixon asks Upstairs, one bedroom furnished DIRECTORY light housework. 1 child. Near call Carole and Ruthie. 1-11-19 (Continued from apartment Utilities included. Frandor, 372-8842. 12-12-4 WINDOWS, and painting eava pagei) $125 deposit. Also, west of troughs. 372-8507. X-20 11 25 traces to the U.S. NOW DOING Razor Cuts and interventi campus one mile, two bedroom NEWLY CARPETED room in Haslett Styling. UNION BUILDING Cambodia and to events basement. Utilities Graduate student preferred. PAINTING: Interior. Brighten up i furnished Middle East included. $125 deposit. No area. References required. Phone BARBER SHOP. C-11-19 that room for the holidays. Grad which"* SUEDE and LEATHER foreseen when children. 351 3969. 10 11-30 339-2113. 3-11-19 SKIERS Cleaning and Refinishing The ttyle you want - LEAVE YOUR extra marshmallows students, reasonable. 372-8158. original request Nixon last ml? for that special date! in room 6 Baker. 5-11-25 6-11-25 Aware of the January * 509 NORTH Pennsylvania. SINGLE / DOUBLE. Winter term. Moosuski still has few openings Ekta Diane fact that ant- a Okemos - GUITAR LESSONS. Private foreign aid forces in Unfurnished, first floor. $160 Male. Quiet, near. Parking. on the trips. European and Boyne Week For information, call Dry Cleaners Beauty Salon Folk ■ Semi-Classic. MARSHALL - Rock - already have Con" ' includes utilities. Two bedroom. Available December 14. 332-3094. 35 3-5 1 99. 2155 Hamilton Road 'Complete FvMr car* Peanuts Personal MUSIC COMPANY. 351 7830. original Garage. Married couple. No pets. 3-11 19 Above Cunningham's request to $2 2 bill, 11-18 70 IV 7 0843. 2-11-20 Okemos 332-0611 GUMDROP. HAPPINESS is being Nixon called r«nl °n' GRADUATE STUDENT leaders to the THIRD girl, graduate or SALE! engaged to you. Love, Jack. SENIORS! WhiteH^81 WANTED student preferred, for winter / instructor. Attractive room for serious student in lovely Student-Made Art. Includes: Louis Beauty Salon WASHDAY SAVINGS 2Sc per load 1-11-19 Have FINAL WEEK! Wednesday effort to win afternoon support f0r ^ spring. Furnished, 2 bedroom. residential neighborhood. Walking Painting - Beads -Macrame' -Ties Specializing in customize hair The best for lest DJT your FREE yearbook revised request. $68/month. 351-2371, distance to campus. References. - AND Mace. Thank you for a picture taken now!!! Call e Close. Candles Leatherwork Jewelry - - shaping. 226 Abbott Road. Special Texas Washer 50c Even before the great dinner. Love Al and Scott. 353-0842. 5 11-25 351-6286. 1 11 19 Union Board Flea Market Open evenings Thurs. & WENDROW'S ECONOWASH 1-11-19 353-5292 for an session, formidable While Hon*" Sunday, December 6, 1 6 p.m. Friday. Other days 9 - 5. 3006 Vine St. appointment. surfaced oprn, Hi NEEDED ONE girl. New Cedar PRIVATE. NEAR campus. Union Ballroom - 332-2369. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.,' blk. W. of Sears STEVE — YOGI I love you more on Capitol "'u Village. Starting Winter. Call Furnished. S50 ■ $60. Phone than ever! Happy Birthday 11 BABYSITTING IN my home Mil Mike U> maj°rity U'ad('r C 332-1431. 2-11-20 332-3357. 10-12-4 CONTACT LENS Kathy - ABG. 1-11-19 Experienced, with references. newsmen he Mansfield, D-Mont 2 GIRL TO sublet winter. Close to For Sale SERVICES The small ad BEAD CRAFTS, DECOUPAGE SUPPLIES, MIGDALSKI HAGADORN: We 332 6701. 3-11-23 opposes t^ campus. Reduced rates. 351-2791. D. M. DEAN, an called last NEW FASHIONS and Mansfield said he ART REPRODUCTIONS night but you were all alterations, would be 2-11-20 That says so much formals and bridal glad to SNOW TIRES 7 00x13 mounted 210 Abbott Rd. .. . candle tied up. Your daughters. 1-11-19 gowns by listen t0 th - like new; 41 lb. Bear Alaskan bow making supplies experienced European seamstress. administration ease but Suite #16 THREE MAN apartment winter Enfield's Incorporated 355 0850. 5-11-25 added term. $60. Close to campus. and equipment. 351-1314. 332-6563 3558255 BAP. IF we only have love . . . We this simply will add to the 4 11-19 893 M-43. Okamos, 337-7505 can conquer the stars. Congrats deficit which 351-3117. 5-11-25 active! Love JR. 1-11-19 ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking already is going to far ONE GIRL to sublet winter. Haslett KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt NORTON'S • EYES EXAMINED CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES by experienced seamstress. estimates." exceed the origLis nal • GLASSES MARY, EIGHTEEN months. Hope Reasonable charge. Call 355 5855. stereo receiver. Fisher TX 100 many patterns of molding Of the Arms. Near campus. 351-0154. Frandor Shell Station. Major 0-11-19 slightly more than $1 stereo amp. Wharfedale speaker • CONTACT LENS you're loving it. I am. Steve. 1-11-19 repairs including muffler and billion total in the set. Garrard lab 80 changer. BOB JONES PAINTS 1-11-19 Njixon brake DR. I.L. Collin*, OptometrUi Empire turntable. Dual HS33 work. Mechanic on MINOR ALTERATIONS: hems a package, $500 million would w, , NEED THREE girls, sublet winter term. Reduced rates. Cedar compact stereo set. STEREO, duty. All State Road Service. Co-Optical Services Fast Service - The Price is Right Recreation specialty, broken zippers replaced. 882-7426. 5-11-19 earmarked Israel for credits to heto 3024 E. Saginaw. 489-8010. 677-8141 finance Village. 332-2163. 3-11-23 amps, tuners, receivers-, recorders, tape decks, 150 used tape 5218 S. Logan. 393-4230 Mason equipment that "purchases 0f ' have b<*n 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, Ski Laurentian Mts. DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, necessary to ONE OR two girls, sublet winter, and formals. maintain her 300 used albums. T.V.'s, radios, Lincoln National Ufa BUD'S Experienced. defense capability, and near campus, reduced. 351-2124. walkie It in Homwot The Grad Plan COLLEGE TRAVEL Montreal, Canada Reasonable charge. 355-1040, to ease 5-11-25 - talkies, wall tapestries. 1.. ■ Watch tor "THE HAT" AUTO PARTS the economic strain 11-11-30 caused bv Equipment tested and guaranteed. 11 on ABC-TV Late Model Motors and OFFICE $175.00 her expanded NEED ONE two roommates for Save money by swapping. military or Wide World of parts a speciality WOULD YOU rather have one? requirements." December 15th. Furnished. WILCOX SECONDHAND Sports 130 West Grand River Blvd, 7 days - giant package! a new A Then sell used household goods White House Luxury. One block from campus, STORE, 509 East Michigan, | 351-8811 Halfway between Holt and 351-4010 Call Now with Want conceded official a Ad. Dial 355-8255 that $500 332-4432. 10-12-4 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 Steve Kaufman 393-68 50 million in thru Saturday. C l — today! credits would permit the Studentours to Israelis ONE GIRL for large 2 bedroom MARSH QUAINT SHOP purchase considerable more duplex. Close. Rent reduced. GUITAR, GIBSON, model ES 120T, single pick-up, electric, S241 new. BAUTEL'S Yarns MSU Volunteer Rap Hour Christmas Gifts for All TAKE A trip this Christmas or Break. Acapulco, $249, Nassau, Spring Typing Service than that amount in from the United States. armaments 351-6573. 3-11-23 — Supplies Every Thursday 3 - 5 p.m. * 4 months old, asking $125. Needlepoint & accessories Pressed hooking, knitting, weaving * $179, Jamaica, $239, or ski in COMPLETE THESES service. to state the value of 337-1061. 5-11-19 MSU Volunteer Bureau Knitting yarn war goods NEEDED ONE girl for winter term. crocheting * Canada, $175. All complete Discount printing. IBM typing and that could be delivered to Room 26 Student Services Antiques deluxe package deals. Call Frank Israel Cedar Village. Call 337-2568, * binding of theses, resumes, under the program, he GUITARS: MARTIN D-35, S405: 2916 Turner Haviland China and lamps 4-11-24 353-4400 Buck, 351-8604 or 332-3581. publications. Across from campus, professed D-28, $365. Gibson Les Paul IV 5-9212 that he did not have the Eaton Rapids 663-5821 5-11-23 MAC figure corner and Grand River, LUXURY FOUR custom, $460. Rick, 351-5869. below readily available. - man, winter and Style Shop. Call C-11-20 As for Cambodia. Nixon spring, near campus, inexpensive. CHRISTMAS BREAK COPYGRAPH SERVICES, asked for $55 million in new 351-5488. 5-11-25 337-1666. C money — TV — EARLY American console, For Sale For Sale For Sale IN SPAIN $70 million to support the MICHIGAN AND Pennsylvania, near. maple. 23". Black and white $50 $209.00 BARBI MEL: Cambodian economy and $85 332-3044. 3-11-20 BEAUTIFUL PONCHOS: Imported. WASHER, PERFECT - save $100 9 Typing, multilithing. Lovely furnished 1-bedroom Nice colors, styles, wool. $18 - Mobile Homes Days Limited Space No job too large or too small million in military aid. He said over new one; two like new apartment in new building, $165. Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 Block off campus. 332-3255. C 70 per cent of the IV 5-6128. 1-11-19 LEAR JET 8 track tape deck. Plays $20. 353-7108. 5-11-19 mirrored bathroom cabinets. Jim Hartle 353-6959 military AC, DC Batteries. $50. Call Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S ROYCRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, outlays would go for AR AMPLIFIER, four months old. air DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term ammunition. 351-6657. 3-11-20 - conditioned, furnished, WOULD YOU rather do something RESPONSIBLE COUPLE to sublease AR turntable. Shure cartridge. FOR papers. Expert typist with degree SALE: Hand made Nigerian behind Gables. 351-3415 else? Sell sporting goods you no In addition, he asked for $100 mostly furnished townhouse in 353-8008 or 353-1833. 5-11-23 cloth, clothing, special orders. Call 10-11-25 in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO FISHER 50 watt amp. And 12" longer use with a Want Ad. Dial million to restore funds "to such South Lansing for 2 years 372-0595. 3-11-19 vital programs as those for speakers, Sony 250 tapedeck, 355-8255 today! TYPING TERM papers and theses. beginning January, 1971 CARPETS, g'x^', blue / green, $55. EAST LANSING, for rent, one Garrard turntable, FM tuner, 12 Electric typewriter. Fast service. Taiwan, Greece and 393-4628 evenings. 1-11-19 Gold / green with pad, $70. bedroom and two bedrooms. $130 Turkey" tapes — $325. Call Ray, 675-7326 after 7 p.m. 3-11 -20 339-2070. 3-11-19 Animals and up. Security deposit. Phone Real Estate Call 332-4597. 18 12-3 that had been diverted to 332 2437. 5-11-24 Cambodia last spring. About $52 Houses HART JAVELIN Combination skiis. PREE KITTENS, box trained. Raised PROFESSIONAL million of the diversion had not TEAC TAPE deck — over $500 new. OWNER, LEAVING city. Will sell on THESIS NEED. ONE student for house. East Must sell. Call 351-5156. 5-11-24 200cm. New. $140. Greg, "Yjth children. Very gentle. RICHARDSON, 1965. 10x50 FH*. 3 bedrooms. A-1 condition. been disclosed before. PREPARATION 351-1823 5-11-23 clit! A 332-0031 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 includes storage shed Call after 6 IV 9-6627. 5-11-23 Nixon also asked Congress to Lansing, $65/month. 351-7989 3-11-19 GUARANTEED USED p.m., 351-1713. 5-11-24 • IBM Typlnf add $30 million to military |AIVATI0N sewing • Multilith Printing SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. ARE YOU looking for country living pmorrow nigh machines. $9.95 up, over 65 to MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS, 9 assistance programs FOUR MAN to sublet. Have to it Brand new portables — $49.95, weeks old. CHAMPION - 1962, 10x50, air at a moderate price? This lovely 3 • Hardbinding lerformances. see choose from. Portable and cabinet Champion Sired. AKC to believe it. $5.00 per month. Large selection conditioned. 2 bedroom carpeted. bedroom ranch in the Williamston ■turday perforr 332-3344. 551 models, some late models. Zig-zag registered. Reasonable. 482-2705. Complete Professional Thesis Servloo fir of reconditioned used machines. pd 10 p.m. Thi Lexington Ave. 4-11-20 and straight stitchers. ELECTRO Singers, Whites, Necchis, New 3-11-23 Like new. $2,500. 482-3723 after area may be the answer. VA or Master's and Doctoral Candidates Free Wanted he benefit of t 5 p.m. 5-11-24 FHA terms available. Call GRAND, 804 E Michigan Brochure and Consultation Please Call THREE BEDROOMS unfurnished, 2 Avenue. Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m., Home & "Many Others." $19.95 BASSET. MALE. 14 weeks. AKC. SIMCNS REAL ESTATE, Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 [enter is at 7:3' to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS GENERAL 12x52 BLOOD DONORS needed. S7.50 for ■main are on sal baths. $115 a month. 417 N. All shots. $100 or best offer. '""4. Furnished, Okemos Branch, 351-2260 or Saturday, 9 - 12. 3-11-20 Francis, Lansing, Call 485-4917, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, 337-9204. 3-11-23 Skirted. wSOLy,her. Behind Maynard Beery, 351-5210. TYPING 85 wpm, all positive, A negative, B negative |ums. State I 372-4747. 5-11-23 1115 North Washington, Gables. 351-6319. 5-11-19 5-11-24 — term papers, and AB negative, $10.00. 0 lusic, Albert's I WE DO most repairing and replace theses, scientific reports. 489-6448. C-11-19 negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN ress King, Lansi broken frames. OPTICAL ST. BERNARD pups. 4 left. Well Reasonable. 484-2661.0 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, GIRL NEEDED immediately, winter. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan marked. After 6 p.m., 482-5887. 60, QUALITY. HAVE you been 100 USED 2 bedroom. Call ■he Drug Ec $60, Washer, dryer. 351-0795 vacuum cleaners. Tanks, 2-11-20 625-3520 W disappointed in the quality of TERM 507V4 East Grand River, East Avenue, 372-7409. C-11-20 PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid TenefiT OF canisters and S after 5 p.m. 4-11-20 uprights. Guaranteed homes in the $40,000 price range? accurate service. Experienced. Lansing. Above the new Campus one full year. $7.88 and If so, then call for an appointment Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Lnday evening i ELECTRIC GUITAR and up. MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS, Male, 393-4075, 484-1874. 20-12-4 amplifier ■e performance GIRL NEEDED for House winter DENNIS DISTRIBUTING this p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and with female. 9 weeks, AKC, $50. Phone Lost & Found to see professionally • case, six strings. $75 Iturday at th and/or spring terms. Call 882-5163. 5-11-20 COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. 484-5020. 4 11-24 decorated and landscaped new Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Opposite City Market. C-11-19 Typewriter noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183 C liday and Satun 351-0603. 2-11-20 home. We'd like you to see it, so LOST: PUPPY, white / brown ears, M GIRLS you can compare. Call SIMON Repair |m AH rernainir BICYCLE with basket MUSICAL FREE KITTENS. Very affectionate. flea collar. Vicinity Cornell Ave. "'on, GIRL NEEDED winter INSTRUMENTS, all (Electrics) Lums, Mi - spring. Own included. $15. In .O condition. Two REAL ESTATE, Okemos Branch, WANTED TO rent: Wot king students brands. 30% off list price. Rich: f)lack. Two striped. 351-3398 Reward. S-11-20 /• oreign & iscount, Albert room, $75 a month includes all Was $40 nevSM^all evenings, 351-7730 1-11-19 351-2260 or Maynard Beery, Domestic need 4 bedroom house near 351-5869. C fess King, Gnnn utilities. 551 Lexington. 351-4626. 5-11-20 FOUND BLACK Labrador dog. Call 351-5210. 5-11-24 Campus Book Store campus. Responsible, all over 21. kssey Hall on Fr 332-0968. 3-11-23 Humane across from Union 351-3348, 332-0951. 2-11-20 BOOK SALE Society, 371-1492. latch for anothei Old and Rare books. Paperback GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, 605 LATHROP, near MSU. Louis E. May Sr. ED 2-0877 SOLO VOX organ attachment for Sale, 2-1 I*19 LANSING. Furnished 2 bedrooms, — 50% off, Hardbacks, 25c and up. AKC, ready now. $45. Phone Immediate possession. 6 rooms, 2 pb'es Show Bar. piano. Call 882-2748 anytime. TYPING — TERM papers, theses, etc. NEED RELIABLE person 0 5p.m„ close to campus. Lease, students. 351-7740. 3-11-20 FOUND: BLACK Labrador story, 3 bedrooms, 1'/» baths. 4-11-24 Used Textbooks, 25 - 75% off. We Electric Monday through Friday to watch |l students sigr Call after 5 p.m., 351-4757 or Retriever. Vicinity Fee Hall. Call typewriter. Call buy all books anytime. GIBSON'S Newly decorated. $13,850 with 485-6483. 3-11-20 AKC COLLIE. 484-9295. 3-11-23 boys ages 3 and 5 , 337-2749. emer's ATL 1 1: SMITH CORON * THE USED 6 months. Male. 353-2217. 1-11-19 $500 down to FHA. Call owner. .Qtric. portable BOOKSTORE, I'm typewriter, tS® )Ncbv.0t tS^'VP''VPe. 337-1127 block west of Union. 0-11-19 1 Needs good home. Reasonable 482-5767, evenings and weekends. 5-11-24 tSections 22 pnning and bool ROOM IN house. Comfort, cooking, after 5 p.m. 351-1483. 5-11-24 LOST: CHOCOLATE brown cocker 5-11-25 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith 5-11-20 PHILOSOPHY PAPER needed at lursday at 9 in parking. $60, utilities. 351-3387 ELECTRIC spaniel mix. Vicinity Shepard offset printing. Complete service GUITAR and a small once. Call 355-3737 aftei 6 p.m- 1" I come make evenings. 3-11-20 CHEST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. SIAMESE KITTENS, 7 weeks. Males Street and Reward. for dissertations, amplifier. $80. Phone 484 3608. expressway. theses, No weekends. 3-11 20 I I've know where Refrigerator, $19,95. Bed, $19.95. 3-11-23 and females. 393-6703 after 5 487-5252^ 2-n20 Service manuscripts, general typing. IBM. GIRL NEEDED ABC 3-11-20 21 years experience. 332-8384. C winter, spring SECONDHAND STORE, p.m. IF YOU WANT SOME changes made PS 3-man. Near LOST: TOBACCO POUCH and pipe. weekend at Bogue. $65 1208 Turner. C UNIQUE SEWING, DRESSMAKING and CHRISTMAS Gifts. Shaw Lane check the "household goods" lor ■'day, formerly 332-3478. 5-11-20 area. Call Bryan, v Inflatable plastic chairs, hassocks, STABLES 10'x10' box stalls. 10'/* designing. Get your holiday party WOMEN'S SHOES. Slightly used, - 337-2519. 3-11-19 dresses made now. Long or short. T ransportation sale in today's Classified Ads. 1 strummer GIRL TO sublet house winter / sofas. Easy to mail. Call 337-9215 acres riding area. Board your ith PAULA GILI excellent condition. Size 8ViB, noon midnight. 0-12-4 horses. Feed, stable arid paddock Will pick up and deliver if H I ('. H I l< I |> 1 ( A 1 I ()N ■ spring. Two miles from campus, various prices and styles. Also two - NEED RIDE to New York SECONDARY I IHH'ATION |k artist JOE JA by the day, week or month. We give necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.m. City area 1 own room, pets welcome. Call blonde wigs. 353-3626 3-11-19 SHORT, IMITATION fur coat, $10; Personal 15-12-4 for Thanksgiving. Call Bob, SOCIAL I CO N O M It dulcimer. The your horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and between 5 and 9 p.m. 351-1483 full length wool, mink ask for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 339-8092. S-11 25 1)1 VKLOI'MKN I . Diiii'toricN of [Grand River, ai 5-11-19 collar, $15. FREE A lesson in Positions. New, innovative Open 8 p.m ATTENTION INDIAN students and ... complexion NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE 484-4061. 3-11-23 care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan approach. Inexpensive. I Ilective. I'ts about 9. $1 exotic food lovers. 20% off with COPY SHOPPE can show you It cider, pretzels NEED ONE girl to sublet winter. this ad on Salties and Indian spices Vt BEAGLE, % poodle puppies. 8 or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. COUNT ON CLASSIFIED Write: Inlcrccpl/SociocoM. < Own POOL TABLE, Motorcycle, how to get two Xerox copies for Harvard Square, I". O. Hox 31'. room. $50. 337-0751. weeks, males, females. $5 each. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC ADS."They sell good things you available at Cross Roads Imports, 5-11-23 typewriter, records, skates, 489-2560. 3-11-19 the price of one. Phone 332-4222. don't need for cash! Dial 355-8255 Cambridge. Mass. 0213*• 'all: 222 Abbott Road. 3-11-19 STUDIOS. C-11-19 encyclopedia, clothes, C now! (617) 868-4 I 5th - etc. 669 3342. 5-11-25 Rooms POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, SPARTAN winter term. 351-9286 HALL Singles, 372-1031 now leasing for men, women. special sale $29.95 up, plus crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, FOOTBALL TICKETS. Four 50 yard line. 1-11-19 Cathy Peulos, 332-3516. A Reminder or 0-12-4 Lansing. C FLATBED TRAILER. Motorcycle or V.M.C.A. ROOMS for young men SINGER 1970 MODEL $57.00 — snowmobile. Good 16" tires. $75. Full cash price used just a few times. or women. Membership IV 9-5248. B 11-19 privileges. Fully equipped to Zig-Zag, Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, monogram, does fancy designs, SMITH gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O CORONA Electric Portable makes buttonholes and winds the typewriter, elite. $75. 655-1959 bobbin automatically. Comes with ROOM FOR after 5 p.m. 1-11-19 12, doubles $200 per a walnut sew table. Only $57.00 term. Room, board, washing. Call cash price or we welcome credit VOX SUPER 332-3574 11 12-4 Beetle (tube - type). accounts. Call 484-4553. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Excellent, complete, $300. Call 0-11-20 355-6422. 1-11-19 ATOMIC WORTH ALL advertisements must he paid The atoms in the for IN ADVANCE from body of an Monday, average person potential energy of more than contain a CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE? November 23 until the end of the term. Installation Available 11 million kilowatt hours per pound, making most of us ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR ONLY 8-TRACK STEREO TAPE PLAYER CH85.00 worth something like $85.5 MODEL PSE-1188 . .. Features: Plays 8-Track billion apiece! December 22nd - January 4th, 1971 cartridges and 4-Track with GIDGET®. Man¬ AVOID THE If you believe you are worth HOLD LINE! ual and automatic tape program selection, New York London more than you're getting on - - New York. If power indicator lamp, safety thumbdial con¬ WINS you have a hill from an ad your job, a smart thing to do is to put a "Situation Employment opportunities, discounts, charter plated term, it in the Slate News this must be paid in full by trols, operates on 12 volt negative ground I Wanted ad flights. Wednesday, November 25th. If source, provides 12 watts peak power. SIZE: in State News this is not Classified section. paid you will be held 6V4 "W x 21/4 "H x IVa "D. 355-8255 today and a Dial ANGLO AMERICA ASSOCIATION. up at registration, lake a few minutes to pay your bill at J47 automotive friendly Ad Writer will help Student Services, and save SINCE 1BSO specialists you tell potential your qualifications. employers 60A Pyle Street, Newport, I.W., Hants, England. yourself time and frustration at Winter Term Registration. tz automatic radio N. LARCH Thursday, November 19, 1970 15 Yank SHEFFIELD, Mass. (AP) - In led by Capt. Daniel Shays. ! 1787, a horde of farmers, Now another battle is for power companies and additional electricity isgruntlcd over indebtedness, in this normally shaping conservationists elsewhere, as periods of during Canaan Mountain is among the up tranquil public high demand. most varied wilderness areas in irreversibly disturbed by a goal of keeping the utilities out exclusive high taxes and inflation, fought farming and vacation region in utility siting becomes a The dispute is between Connecticut and is the site of pumped storage plant, with its of the immediate exploratory rights at area. Plantain Pond near here the last battle of the Berkshire Mountains. major issue across the nation. Northeast Utilities — NU, a extensive excavation and Its goal, he and Canaan It is a the Yale says, is "forcing Mountain. This is Shavs' Rebellion, an insurrection fight that may have Residents of the area, University Tree construction, fluctuating the first legal implications described combine of four Massachusetts Genetics Arboretum, where long research, where the utilities are step the utilities must take if by one of them as just and Connecticut reservoirs, underground tunnels weak, on means other than ^ Its «io WHAT'S wnm a as "cantankerous" as when the power - term experiments in tree and powerhouse and its huge they are serious about the two Yankee companies, and the Berkshire - genetics are conducted. Part of pumped storage." locations. farmers stormed the power distribution system. Litchfield Environmental the mountain's Housatonic State Not all the residents of the BLECC county courts in The plant would is opposing this 1787, n are operate by Conservancy Council — BLECC Forest, which has been preserved region oppose the plant. Some request in its protest to the FPC. fighting a proposal by a group of — a citizens group named for the using electricity generated favor it and some have not made utilities to build as a wilderness for more than 40 If NU gets the one of the during "off - peak" hours to permit and world's adjoining Massachusetts and years, would be flooded. up their minds. For the latter, decides on one of the two largest pumped storage Connecticut counties where the pump water from the lower the conflict between the need sites, The heights around Plaintain its next hydroelectric plants. reservoir to the higher for power and the need to step would be to file lor The plant has been proposed sites are situated. Pond are what environmentalists one. an FPC construction permit. proposed There are 28 existing pumped Then, when demand is high, the protect the environment has not for one of two sites — either in The argument put forward $1.00 service charge per Union. The first annual Sleep-in at storage plants throughout the been resolved. most insertion — to be pre¬ the Union Lounge will be held this Massachusetts or in nation, and Sherman Knapp, The utilities strongly by NU is that the Friday at 3 p.m. Bring your needs. northwestern Connecticut — in say they are need for more electrical energy, chairman of the New England paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 this relatively unspoiled region. studying the effect of the plant produced with an eye on utilities has called on the environment before class day before. The project would dam group, Residents of the Berkshire economy, reliability and the pumped storage "the Mountains making any final decision on site Abrams Planetarium streams, heap up rocks and earth are just as "cantankerous" as when the environment, is paramount. presents A R C. handmaiden of nuclear power." selection. As Northeast President Lellan to form dikes, Wake it to the Wilson Mixer, from 9 - 70. Lights and live rock in scoop out a An opponent of the Yankee farmers stonwd the And they the unique mountainside and project, county courts point out such F. Sillin Jr., who is a member of |12 tonight, featuring Francis X and atmosphere of the planetarium string Holger Oleen, characterizes the in 1787 benefits as nine recreation areas Ihc Bushmen. All south complex and theatre. sky transmission lines through prime - only now the gripe is against the President's Advisory Featuring MAGIC and The project as "the handmaiden of and roadside parks tampus invited. Wilson Hall New Eye See The recreation and resort land. The hydroelectric plants planned for the area proposed in Committee on Environmental Light Show Co. environmental despoliation." the vicinity of a pafetena, only 75c. Program times are facility would pumped storage Quality, once put it; Thursday, 7:30 generate two At the Massachusetts plant p.m.; Friday, 7:30 & 9:30 p.m.; million kilowatts of power, be site, the they are completing "In the future, interest in waters of a famed trout stream, further north at Northfield tiy to LONDON this Xmas (Dec. 17 Saturday, 7:30 & 9:30 p.m., Nov. 19, larger than the Niagara Falls or electrical service will be 6) for $185 on Caledonian 20, 21. Tickets are $2.00 Schenob Brook, near Mountain, near the intersection jan at the Grand Coulee Sheffield, determined not only on the basis Limes This one low cost inc'udes hydroelectric would be among those used to of the Union, the planetarium, and at the projects, and cost an estimated call "climax" forests, where water would be allowed to flow Massachusetts, New of cost and quality of servi< lion-stop jet transportation from door. create a 2,3000 Hampshire and Vermont $185 million at whichever site is ■ acre lake, from plant and animal life have back to the lower reservoir, but also ... on industry's ability n.troit, complete meals and which water would be achieved a harmonious balance borders. chosen. pumped to cope with environmental jomplimentary drinks. For further Jane Fonda will speak Friday, Nov. up to Plaintain Pond, enlarged to with their thereby generating additional The power companies also nformation on this flight and others 20, 2 p.m. in the Opponents of the construction surroundings. Rocky electricity as it passes through say problems .. ." Main MSU 275 acres by 200 - foot dikes at the plant would provide |0 HAWAII (Dec. 13 or 27 • Jan. 4) Auditorium. Advance tickets may be criticize it as harmful to the waterfalls, swamps and giant turbines. Roesler, however, believes it i? either end. hardwood and hemlock groves significant tax revenues to the md NEW YORK (Dec. 13 or 23 • purchased at the Union Ticket environment. They claim that In Connecticut, the BLECC seeks to force a impossible to put a dollar value |3n 3) this Xmas, contact the Union Office, price is 50c. Groups of 15 or alternate means of Wangum would be in the path of community where it is located. generating Lake Brook, close by Falls rethinking of such accepted Finally, the utilities say that on environmental change. He hoard Travel Office, 2nd floor more people can get a 10% discount electricity have not been earthmoving equipment erecting electrical production methods as says that equating power needs sites jjnion, or call 353-9777 daily on the price of the tickets. Groups adequately investigated. Village, would be dammed to dikes and carving up the pumped storage. John Roesler, a other than those in with environmental between 11 30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. interested in purchasing block The utilities regard the claim form a 750 - acre lower lake, mountainside for the spokesman for the group, a Massachusetts and Connecticicut requirements is like comparing tickets, see Mrs. with an are under consideration. An NU Leonard, room 307, of environmental upper pool of powerhouse. former electronics engineer, and "a loaf of bread and Lim Seregow, director of UM Campus Student Services. damage as comparable size created on Foes of the spokesman in Sheffield says the a cloudy Iction, will be speaking on topics untested. They contend that project contend in a dairy farmer who operates two sky." Canaan Mountain, according to search also involves two sites in pumped storage is an economical a protest filed with the Federal farms near the Massachusetts lertinent to Christianity tonight at American Association of University preliminary site plans drawn by Power Commission that nature Maine and New Hampshire. "I doubt you could he CAMPUS ACTION meeting, 9 Professors will meet and reliable wav of producing the utilities site, says the BLECC battle is develop," tonight, 7:30 or their consultants. would However, NU already has he "a I.m„ room 39, Union. p.m.. Gold Room, Union, to hear be seriously and not only aimed at the narrow asked the FPC for says, meaningful Faculty from Oakland University a permit for differential between the cost of and LECHA will meet tonight from 9 to Central Michigan Univ. speak on an alternate site or method and |1 p.m. there will be in the Union, Sun Porch, an election fill Collective Bargaining in the REPLACES MACHINES the cost environment." of damage to the to a university Experience at Oakland Secant executive position. and Central. There is yet another issue. The proximity of the Massachusetts U' committee searches ietitions for the ATL Student College of Human Medicine will hold - \dvisory Committee are still an informal discussion on "How to Connecticut sites to New York available in the Bessey Hall Get into Medical School" on Sunday, State leads Roesler to believe (epa'tment office See Joan Nov. 22, 2 - 4 p.m., 101 Giltner Hall. Northeast Utilities will "peddle" Members of both the MSU its output to power College of - starved "hursday at Free U: Photography, 7 Human Medicine and Medical Preparatory Committee (Dr. Cowan, for effective copy center New York City. 1>rn, 120 Physics. Yoga, 7 p.m., reen Room, Union. The Bookstore Dr. Thomas, Dr. Adams) will be If NU obtains an exploration roblem, 7 p.m. 315 Bessey. speaking. FOR ALL BLACK, permit from the FPC, then, says ducation in Off - Campus Living, CHICANO AND OTHER BLECC. the fight will be carried 30 p.m., 301 Bessey, Peter MINORITY STUDENTS. All other By DAVE PERSON College of Education, the systems are in use at the to the courts, just as other larrington 353-4545. Folk Music 8 students invited. For further State News Staff Writer Division of Engineering University of Wisconsin, the conservation groups are Jm, Albatross or 215 Evergreen information, contact Roderick Lee at Research, the Continuing University of doing in 355-9486 The University Committee Chicago, opposing electrical projects in p51 9601». call George and John, or Giltner Hall, room 100. on Education Service, and the Northwestern University, Ohio New York, Vermont, (84-2220. If you'd like to teach or Business Affairs is looking for College of Agriculture. Other Maryland. State University and the irn something, call Shelia or Alex, The Physics Club will meet tonight at the most effective California. Minnesota and approach colleges and departments have University of Michigan. Florida. 61-9601 7:30 p.m. in the Conference toward copy centers on Room, campus. requested the facilities. Physics - Astflonomy Bldq. Dr. A copy center is a printing The Committee on Business ■ALVATION will be returning William Kelly will speak on -tfoe Detection of facility designed to replace copy Affairs is considering having pmorrow night for five more Mercury in Fish work such as Xerox and Through Physical Methods printing Central Printing take over the methods like the stencil and leases on the centers and terformances The Friday and aturday performances are at 7:30 ditto. id 10 p.m. le enter benefit of the is at The Sunday show, for Drug Education 7:30 p.m. Tickets that An will McDonel Open Program be on held tonight, 7:30 p.m., Drug Abuse Kiva. Mrs. Phyllis Evans, The copy center system is cheaper, faster and of higher distribute strategically the over the campus to be used by any department or facilities Minors register main are on sale now at the Assistant Professor of Social Work quality than copy machines, Union, college having the greatest need. will be discussing recent experiences James E. at the Theroux, "All present installations at (Continued from page 1) to register to vote," Vaughn usic, Albert's Meridian Drug Dependence Institute !ums, State Discount, Marshal Mall, and at administrative assistant to the MSU are of a type that handle said. hess King, Lansing Mall Yale. Mr. Dave Sundquist, Therapist Also accompanying the vice president for business and at St. Lawrence printing for only the women to the clerk's office was Vaughn said he has already Community Mental Finance, said. he Drug Education Center's Health Center, will speak on various departments or college where Wally Reese, Okemos junior and "cleared" the Monday The system is also faster, the ENEFIT OF SALVATION is this treatment approaches and programs equipment is located." a member of Movement for a registrations with Detroit Clerk wday evening at 7:30 p.m. Final and will bring two former addicts to simpler, of higher quality and Theroux said. New Congress (MNC). George Edwards, who Vaughn He performances speak on "Drugs In The Streets." equal to or cheaper than stencil "They are not available to all Reese said MNC said, will "greet the young on Friday and was preparing ItjrcJay at the Erickson Kiva. The Undergraduate Economics systems, Theroux said in a letter departments in the vicinity. to people with open arms." to the committee. help MSU students who may nday and Saturday at 7:30 and 10 Club will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. Because of their high volume want to register before January m All remaining tickets are at the in Old College Hall, Union. Mr. Ed The center can produce 100 capacity (35,000 sheets per day) 1 in East Lansing. He said the mon. Lums, Marshall Music, State Fitzpatrick of the Placement Bureau Iscount, Albert's Meridian Mall, will speak on types of jobs available Fonda meets students copies of about a single original in copy centers should be able to MNC would attempt to obtain Ancient stadium one minute, he said. A service most of the departments Tess King, Gnnnells and in front of to economics majors, current trends Jane Fonda, actress and activist, spoke at the master legal assistance for students to University of plate can be produced in in their vicinity." take fcssey Hall on Friday and Saturday. in the job market, prospects for about mandamus action against Batch for another big preview at the employment upon graduation and Iowa fieldhouse to a crowd of about 12,000 Miss Fonda will be at MSU to address students Tuesday night. at 2:00 p.m. seven seconds. Five copy centers are now Rental cost for copy center facilities is $801 per month and the city if they are refused recently found piles Show Bar. use of the Placement Bureau. located on campus. They serve registration. Friday in the Auditorium. $520 per month for labor. "We're not quite ready yet." the ot |l students signed up for David Miner's ATL 112A sections Winter November 20 is the LAST DAY notify the Union Board of the to AP Wirephoto Dept. of Chemistry, the Coordinated copy center Reese said, adding that Vaughn Yugoslavian site event only informed him Wednesday you want on the All - U Calendar. morning that registrations were I'm (Sections 221, 225), come to a nriing and book selecting meeting Please return the card or call to begin that afternoon. — BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) A stadium dating from 214 Former ursday at 9 in C-4 Wilson. If you 355-3355. teacines i't come make contact somehow Vaughn said he plans to take B.C. with a seating capacity of about 25 young people to the 30,000 has been unearthed here, | we know where you stand. Help Save Livesl Give blood at the Detroit clerk's office Red Cross Blood Drive. It will be on Monday the Belgrade newspaper Vernje weekend at the ALBATROSS: held in the Shaw Hall Lower to continue the early registration Novosti reported. It said the Lounge today 2 - 8 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m. • 4 drive. stadium was decorated with Iiday, formerly with the WARMTH laws 'oik strummer MARK education p.m. "Any progressive city would state PALMER marble frescoes, tii PAULA mosaics and on sex GILL. Saturday, Super want to aid anyone who wanted Ik artist JOE Skiers! Besides it's regular business sculptures. JANETIH with banjo ") dulcimer. The Albatross is at 547 meeting, Moosuski is showing an |G'and1 Open 8 River, p.m. across from Berkey • 2 a.m., outasight ski flick at the meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the By JONIBENN law has never been contested in operations are hindered by a "Parents sense a need to open music American Legion Hall (behind theE. State News Staff Writer the courts, she said. lack of funds, she continued. channels of communications on I'ts about 9. $1 donation, coffee, tcider, preuels and people. Lansing bus terminal). All final Austria and Boyne week payments "Sex education at the high It is unfortunate that many schools think that showing Miss Jubb stressed a need to develop a sex information the subject with their children," Miss Jubb said, "they are Ita Phi school level inevitably falls Epsilon, an international must be paid then. Come on, all you movies on the reproductive library, and airs honorary, will hold an open jet - turners! within the realm of personal encouraged understandably afraid of what is process to separate physical in-service training for those being taught to their children. meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in conscience and values," Juantia 33 of the Union. education courses is adequate teaching sex education. Unfortunately a parent of three The speaker Lecture by Senior Samuel Marti on Jubb of the state Dept. of ' be Dr sex education, Miss Jubb said. She also emphasized a need to children attending a PTA Shviendra Sharma of the Art & Music in Ancient Mexico, will Education said Tuesday. partment of be held tonight, 8:15 Although the state has educate parents on the meeting is afraid to admit that P'c Philosophy and the p.m., Music Speaking to an Education 327 established an office to deal with "Social and Political Bldg. Auditorium. objectives of school sex and he knows very little about what Asia Dynamics class, a course in social science sex education Today." instruction, its health education programs. sex education is." There will be teaching methods, Miss Jubb a meeting open to all MSU Christians outlined Michigan laws 109-C Wells Hall, 7 IFA, ROMEO, INC. of New Jersey ' present governing sex education and Mountain climbers scale an important European p.m. tonight. ing film at tonight's family information guidelines in 1 MSU meeting of SPORTS CAR CLUB. The Volunteer Rap Session. Coffee and the public schools. to will discuss the constitution Bull Session at Volunteer Bureau Existing Michigan laws on sex every Thursday afternoon, 3 5 education are governed by Irently being formulated. General • p.m. mbership meetings such Listeners and talkers invited. 26 as these tradition, Miss Jubb told the Yosemite Park cliff face held each " i" Thursday night at 8 30 Student Services, 353-4400, group. the CAPTAIN'S ROOM of 1 UNION. The final Gymkhana of "The law was written in the The Asian Studies Center at MSU will |' season will be Sunday from 11 present Betty True Jones in a thirties, revised in the fifties, - F°' questioned in the sixties and is further information, call program of "Dances of South India; YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (AP) - <3700 Mohiniyattam and Kathakali," only beginning to be answered in although they had eaten their last scraps of food Two hardy mountain climbers struggled Monday, Nov. 23, 8:15 p.m. in the seventies," she said. Tuesday. LIB is Fairchild Theatre Admission free Miss Jubb, a former teacher in trimphantly to the top of El Capitan just before Harding's 79 - year - old mother, awaiting him, sponsoring a dance is pay, November 20 at 8 p.m. and the public is cordially invited. the noon Wednesday, completing in 27 days the first on the valley floor, exclaimed, "He's still my in the Michigan schools, faced a K' I Mature the Lounge of Snyder. The dance PRE LAW STUDENTS: A third year barrage of questions as she conquest of the sheer 3,000 - foot southeast face of the giant rock sentinel over little boy. This is the longest he's been away." i |i| Will he RUST. A donation of Harvard Law student will speak to outlined Act 44 of the Public - looking Yosemite Harding, of West Sacramento, Calif., is the asked. the MSU Pre-Law Club at a meeting Acts of 1968, -the present Valley. acknowledged dean of American rock Is**? V tonight, 7:30 p.m., 118 Eppley, on climbing. "KING Michigan law. Warren Harding, 46, and Dean Caldwell, 27, Caldwell, of Portland, Ore., is a veteran of the LOT RACING RETURNS admission to and life at Harvard In the time MSU The MSU Although the law provides for had a relatively easy climb up the last 400 climbing sport in North America and the remaining you could become ii priest or brother Sports Car Club University. Arrangements will be and present instruction in sex education in Peruvian Andes. help a new world emerge. Write today: a Gymkhana this made for individual consultation with sloping feet to the summit after their perilous The fday, November 22 from this student. All interested students public schools, it expressly men began their dangerous ascent Oct. 23, in the 11-6 scaling of the vertical cliff. El Capitan itself is Commuter Lot Y, located are invited. prohibits reference to birth 7,400 feet above sea level. carrying all of their supplies of food, water, intersection of Mt. Hope and control or abortion. Family ropes, steel pitons, hand drills, hammers and T1 Lane. Entry fees At the top, reachable pO for club are pegged at ATTENTION: Students of German planning information may be by foot trails from the sleeping bags. members, $2.50 for and Russian. There will be an open legally presented to a classroom, opposite side, a party of about 80 friends and The vertical and sometimes ►e unattached had overhanging granite Rev. William Melody to any sports car meeting of the German - Russian but birth control instruction newsmen food and refreshment for the offered few handholds and rare spots to stand. It Box 541-8 Call 332-3700 for Information. Dept. Student Advisory Committee weary, half starved adventurers. had to be climbed by today at 2 p.m. In 740 A Wells. Any may not, Miss Jubb said. - driving pitons into crcks or Notre Dame. Ind. The effectiveness of the drilling expansion bolts into smooth surfaces, 46556 fntion Villains,allThieves, members of the Local and Scoundrels criticisms, complaints, or suggestions are welcome! limitations set down in the state Park Rangers said both men spirits and appeared to be in fine physical shape, were in good then inching up a nylon rope and repeating the process. 14 Michigan Stale News, bast Lansing, Michigan Thursday, November 19