While. . . Friday not ... my eyes see you, blink, and I do I feel the heart MICHIGAN Rainy . . . continued cloudy thru STATE . . . within me die. weekend. Temperatures in the — From the Bengali 40s. UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 91 Friday, November 20, 1970 10c IN ADMISSIONS Discriminatory policy favoring men endorsed By DIANE PETRYK State News Staff Writer discrimination in favor of men in William V. Hicks, chairman of the Dept. University admissions policy. of If women were not Elementary and Special Education and Members of a subcommittee of the in discriminated against chairman of the subcommittee, said he ■Presidential Commission on Admissions admissions, the Subcommittee on thinks the Enrollment Mix practice is defensible and is says, females would [and Student Body Composition tentatively outnumber males at MSU. probably being practiced by the University [endorsed Wednesday the principle of ratio is almost 50-50. Currently the now. The Office of Admissions and Scholarships denied they presently Senate war discriminate in favor of men. The rationale for such discrimination, according to James D. Shaffer, professor agricultural economics, is that boys develop academic skills and interests later ambodia aid package of the aid request as well than girls. "I think we ought to be honest," Shaffer said, "Isn't it true that in the cultural and natural way boys and girls grow up, girls as the amount of WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate war money. tend to have higher grades and entrance Icritics said Thursday that President Nixon's "This is so similar to the way we became qualifications? Hew $155 million aid package for involved in Vietnam," he said. "We should deal with admissions Cambodia could lead to deeper U.S. Scott, talking with reporters, said failure standards in terms of what is equitable, not involvement, like that in Vietnam, while to provide aid to Cambodia could surface admissions criteria such as grades. Republican Senate leader Hugh Scott said jeopardize U.S. troop withdrawals from It's an empirical question, not one of bias |the issue is one of "dollars or blood." Vietnam. or prejudice." The Senate Foreign Relations "The choice here is between dollars and Although agreeing with Shaffer, Hicks fcommittee, where the aid proposal faces blood," he said. said MSU would "be in real hot water as an Its dimmest test, decided to send staff Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., said "the institution to have a policy discriminating estimators to Cambodia before acting on question we ought t«' raise is whether we against females. khc measure, which is part of a $1 billion should "But if admissions the give either blood or dollars to these criteria Unplanned dip uses same bid package the President proposed on dictatorial governments in Southeast Asia." (for men and women)," he said, "then Wednesday. Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, a Foreign there is likely to be an increase in the "We're not going to stall," Chairman J. Relations Committee member, said proportion of women in the University, Firemen pull a light plane out of Lake Michigan Thursday after its engine konked out seconds before from the |\V. Fulbright, D-Ark., told reporters. But "Remember that dollars led to blood in perhaps significantly." landing strip of the lakefront airport. Pilot Carl Schmidt, bareheaded, facing right, of Toledo, Ohio, supervises quickly added there is "no commitment South Vietnam." (Please turn to page the plane's recovery. He and his passengers got a 14) soaking getting ashore. AP Wirephoto to vote it out" onto the Senate floor. "What we're really trying to do is to The earliest possible date for committee avoid another Vietnam in Cambodia," hearings appears to be a week from Church said. Monday. Scott sought to link the Cambodia aid, Budget affect U' hiring Fulbright said at issue is the implication which must be authorized before it can be Board meet appropriated, with the request for $500 million for aid to Israel, authorized. "If they want aid to Israel," he had better support the whole bill." already said,"they By JOHN BORGER cuts 1970-71 University budget by the House and Senate Appropriations Committees "And in the programs, the only latitude But he was vague on how this State News Staff Writer Cantlon said the executive group will thought and Gov. Milliken. Cantlon said he is not make an analysis of the budget cuts after you have is — well, you can't fire tenured would be followed through. "We will do may discuss our best to see that this is considered as package," he said. "It seems to me that is not very logical," a The new University has frozen all hiring of people, "subject to appeal," for an indefinite time, Provost John E. Cantlon sure how much money- is involved because the University has not yet received an official estimate of the cuts. today's board meeting. "The trouble is, we have an exceedingly tight budget," he said. "There just isn't faculty," he said. "The most painless cuts to make will be the new appointments that would have "We have no idea how long the freeze been made — replacements for positions said $750,000 worth of fat to be cut out of [budget Fulbright commented, adding "I see no Thursday. cuts connection between them." Sen. Gordon Allott, R-Colo., chairman of The freeze, which has been in effect since Nov. 3, also applies "for a few weeks" to will continue," Cantlon said. "We don't really know what all of the financial existing programs. "The real problem is how to pull the vacated through death, resignation or retirement," Cantlon said. The provost said some exceptions would the reappointments of tenured repercussions will be. money out without hurting the students." The board of trustees today seems almost Republican Policy Committee, said the non - faculty. "It's too early to say what the financial be made. For example, the Dept. of Israeli The action is a It is "entirely possible" that the and Cambodian response to cuts between [certain to discuss University budget cuts Imade by the legislature, probably in the separable but they are aid items not separable in the "are $600,000 and $750,000 made in the picture will look like, but we know it University will have to curtail existing History, which has lost five men within a won't be getting any better, he said. programs, Cantlon said. mind of the President." (Please 14) jclosed finance committee meeting turn to page [preceding the open board meeting at 10 i.m. Fulbright said he was uncommitted on the aid request itself, and remaining The open meeting will be in the boarc' similar views were expressed by 3-YEAR PLAN Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and [room In an of the Administration Bldg. entirely closed session Thursday ranking committee Republican George D. Senate OKs farm bill light, the trustees met with the advisorj Aiken of Vermont. board of the Michigan "I am keeping an open mind on it," College of [Osteopathic Medicine. Mansfield said in an interview. WASHINGTON (AP) - Ending a long subsidy and price spport programs for the dominated by administration supporters. and bitter political battle over the shape of next three years and for the first time sets Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., |City clerks await rule the nation's agriculture policy, the Senate a $55,000 limit on the money growers of denouncing the bill as "incredible" said: " . approved Thursday a new, three - year wheat, cotton, corn and other feed grains . . This bill before us is both unfair and farm bill. The vote was 48 to 35. can be paid for holding land out of inadequate and is a bill which is certain to Passage of the bill, which now goes to the production. lower farm income." White House, was called a significant The bill is to cost an estimated $3.5 "Farmers especially resent these n minors'vote sign-up victory for American farmers by Secretary of Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin. "It will give farmers an opportunity to billion over the three years. Chairman Allen Ellender, D-La., of the Senate Agriculture Committee, who incredible efforts by Agriculture Hardin to junk the parity concept in connection with price support Secretary of take greater advantage of shifts in market walked out of the conference with two payments and loans. By JEFF SHELER However, Lansing registration supervisor demands from commodity to commodity other senators after refusing to sign the He referred to the conference's refusal to. State News Staff Writer Ada Shotwell said Thursday no more by moving away from fixed crop acreages report, said the sessions were completely accept Senate language setting price registrations will be taken until the toward greater leeway in crop plantings," supports for corn at $1.35 per bushel or 75 Early registration of 18 - year - olds Mnder the 1970 Federal attorney general rules on the early sign - up Hardin said in a statement. per cent of parity, whichever was higher. Voting Rights Act "While there were a few partisan The conference lowered the figure to 70 f'H apparently go no further in Lansing procedure. overtones during the past few weeks," per cent for the first two years of the bill find East Lansing until the attorney general East Lansing Deputy City Clerk Linda Hardin said, "this bill does represent a Fonda to speak and gave the secretary authority to lower it pcides whether youths 18-21 may register r° v°tf before the law goes into effect on Grandy said Thursday she had turned away major cooperative accomplishment on the further to 68 per cent in 1973. two 18 Actress Jane Fonda will discuss the - year - olds who wanted to register part of the two parties." The bill is the Symington estimated the income of January 1, 1971. because, she said, she hadn't received a product of a stormy House - Senate environmental crisis at 2 p.m. today in farmers in the cotton belt could drop as j Thursday two Lansing teenagers filled directive from the state elections director conference in which House members the Auditorium. much as 20 per cent under the bill. Under put voter registration forms in the Lansing Miss Fonda's speech is part of the to begin registering 18 - year - olds. reportedly refused to waver from the present law, there are some 16.3 million py clerk's office and were told their administration backed version. Great Issues Series. Admission is 50 Nitrations would be "held in abeyance" (Please turn to page 14) John E. Cantlon It sets the framework of all major farm cents. acres of cotton in production. lintil January 1. 'Committee studiesof Placement Bureau together with a breakdown on the same jobs University of Michigan (U-M) officials role over alleged discrimination By DAVID BASSETT News against State News Staff Writer Background and salaries after they are accepted. • A questionnaire sent to unit heads regarding the hiring of women. FOCUS filed suit against U-M last June charging the university women with not hiring sufficient numbers of women and The role of employes similar to the one sent earlier this year discrimination women in the University is one of the primary areas on the basis of sex in staff •Jow The committee was formed last February with the creation of regarding the hiring of minority employes. appointments and admissions. being studied by the Committee Against Discrimination • The College of Human Ecology's budget for female graduate In August and September, the federal Department of Health, the Anti Discrimination Judicial Board following a study by (CAD), Rita Zemach, asst. professor of electrical engineering and - students compared to budgets for graduate departments in other Education and Welfare (HEW) conducted an investigation into »ystems science, said Wilbur B. Brookover, professor of sociology and education, and the charges to decide whether federal funds should be Thursday. associate director of the Center for Urban Affairs. colleges. withheld Mrs. from the university. Zemach, chairman of CAD, also said the committee is • Comparison of ratios between a department's graduate Presently involved in studying "discrimination of a general nature Both bodies were created to implement University policies students (male to female) and its graduate assistants (male to On Oct. 1, HEW made a report to U-M President Robben 'f this campus." against discrimination on the basis of race, creed, ethnic origin or female). Fleming asking for an "affirmative action program" to combat A task force has been formed as the result of a meeting held sex. • An investigation into the advisement female students receive, discrimination. Fleming replied, but the contents of his report Nov. 9 to study and document other areas of discrimination, Mrs. the way they're treated by male professors and administrators have not been made public. pemach said. The Committee Against Discrimination is empowered to "when they have aspirations," and the feedback they get from Officials of the HEW Civil Rights Dept. met with six members University trustee Warren Huff, who has expressed interest in "conduct or direct its staff to conduct periodic reviews of the administrators and the Office of Financial Aids when they want of FOCUS Nov. 9 to discuss the HEW report, and to consider women's rights, attended the meeting but said later that he operation of the serveral units of the University, to identify to enter fields future action. usually considered male - oriented, such as human "<>ught little would come of it. policies or practices which may reflect discrimination after medicine and physics. The most important result of the HEW Huff noted the low investigation has been professional ranks of the female members appropriate notification of the president." Mrs. Zemach said that CAD, unlike the Ann Arbor Forum on the withholding of over $350,000 in federal funds to U-M. The of CAD. He also pointed out that little new information or The Nov. 9 meeting of CAD attempted to establish a task force Equal Employment money, which was tov have been used for an for Women (FOCUS), is designed only to Agency for c°mpiaints were aired at the meeting, but did express interest in a to study the status of women on campus. make recommendations to the administration, not to International Development project in bring suit Nepal, cannot be released Suggestions made by women present at the meeting included: ^mplaint concerning the lack of a full - time gynecologist at •) A breakdown on jobs and salaries offered through the against the University. The Ann Arbor group is until the $nivetsity has shown that it will comply with federal regulations regarding discrimination, presently engaged in a struggle with a ... 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. NotcmbCT M ^ news Young Detroit Drive summary to From the wires of AP and UPI. protest maga reaches DETROIT (UPI) - About 100 proud and patriotic young Poles, carrying candles and dressed in time when there is say nothing to except we're sorry," the Sunday's paper, was a four - page attempt to humorously of the concrete tree pots at the edge of the crowd. half point newspaper said in an editorial in describe "Remember iliat dollars led to flowing national costumes, its Thursday editions. drinking, food "Are these idiots' dances," he "It hurts, preparation and customs at a With a total of 664 danced and sang outside the asked. nin» blood in South Vietnam. What yes, but we must' say it in Polish donated « „r 4 p.m, Detroit Free Press wedding, written by an "No," shouted the corwd, Bldg. connection with the Detroit the annual we re trying to do is avoid another Wednesday night to show their anonymous taxi driver. exuding vapor into the night. Lansing Red rw Vietnam in Cambodia. Magazine account of a Polish But for the second time in "If anything's going to shake Blood Drive passe5 culture is not a Polish joke. wedding." three days, a crowd of young when Polish people dance, it's way mark towards reaohinl ' "There occasionally comes a The account, published in last poles gathered outside the goal of 1200 pints. 4 Sen. Frank Church. going to be the earth," he said. newspaper's downtown "Yea," the crowd shouted, "There is a D-ldaho headquarters. chance of reasonably good waving banners which making our goal (See story, p. 1) CHECK OUR SPECIALS They cleared a space in the center. While a proclaimed, "I Love America, we do need donors" a young man love me, I am a Pole;" "A spokesman for the drive picked out a lively polka said. RACK. Many Great accordion, six girls in white on his Televised Apology;" and "Polish Power Forever." The drive, being held from 10 blouses and embroidered robes a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Shaw Krolowski demanded that the International News LP's at Low Prices! which swept the floor stepped lower lounge, will end Hall newspaper publish at least eight today out a coy, flirting folk dance. articles on Polish culture. "We're The drive is At least 30 persons were reported They were applauded heartily cosponsored bv killed. 34 are at going to have Polish people in Alpha Ph. Omega and by sympathizers and Gamma missing and hundreds were injured early Friday after our community supervise the Sigma Sigma service buttoned-up onlookers. articles so there'll be organizations. Typhoon Patsy smashed through Manila and densely no more populated Luzon Island in the Phillipines with winds DISC SHOP They sang a sad folk song, clustered together holding trash," he said to A girl handed him a more applause. All persons in bouquet good that reached 124 miles per hour. 323 E. Grand River lighted candles on the pavement. of red and white roses. "The red between the ages of 18 health and 6fi The casualty toll was expected to rise as Open Mon. Fri. 9 a.m. 9 p.m Then Michael Krolowski, a stands for the blood of Poles are eligible to give blood reports • ■ Parental permission is reached Manila from outlying provinces. Sat. 9 6 p.m. young man, wearing a mustache killed not today, not required t a.m. - and a traditional black and white yesterday, of single donors A Weather Bureau Phone: but for the last hundred years," under 21 official said it was the worst 351-5380 national costume, stood on one he said. typhoon to hit Manila since 1882. President Ferdinand E. Marcos declared a state of calamity in the Manila area, where tens of thousands were homeless and damage was estimated at hundreds of 7Me-mi thousands of dollars. * * * Fresh Fruit Cocktail Supreme, Grenadine, Chilled Juices Locals balloting to ratify The Soviet Union called in the General Assembly Assorted Relish Tray Thursday in New York for the immediate seating of Cream of Mushroom Soup Consomme Double, Amontillado Communist China in the assembly, the Security Council and other U.N. bodies. Roast Mich. Tom Turkey, with Oyster Sauce, Giblet Gravy Sherry Cranberry Sauce Baked Virginia Ham, Hawaiian UAW contract with GM In a surprise move. Soviet Ambassador Jacob A. Malik Roast Capon, with Savory took the rostrum toward the end of the Dressing and Giblet Gravy DETROIT (UPI) - United few key plants which have not general debate Broiled Florida Red Snapper with Lemon Butter Auto votes were scheduled to be taken on Chinese representation to Workers local unions reached local agreements and argue at some length in across the nation later Thursday and today, with favor of the People's Republic of China. Choice of Two appeared will remain on strike until they final results due on Thursday to be well on the way do, regardless of the national Saturday. * * * Creamy Whipped Potatoes Creamed Baby Onions toward UAW President overwhelming Leonard Candied Yams ratification of a new national ^♦ntract ratification. Woodcock expressed confidence Lunokhod 1, Russia's Waldorf Salad Ratification votes were moonrover, completed its Ford Hook Lima Beans contract with General Motors as the workers would ratify the second patrol of the lunar surface Hearts of Lettuce Salad completed at more than half the Thursday after French Cut Green Beans a strike against the giant UAW's 155 bargaining units would be contract, and that the union Mixed Green Salad creeping nearly 300 feet across the Sea of Rains, taking automaker able to Hubbard Squash went into its 66th throughout the country, and agreements withwrapFord up new pictures and conducting scientific experiments. day. and The overwhelming approval was Chrysler on the same The self - propelled vehicle traveled successfully over company, anticipating voted at 75 of them. There terms, Pumpkin Pie were without strikes at either of those rocks, small craters and a low ridge for 4 hours and 40 ratification, began calling back three units Choice of Ice Cream make - ready workers at more rejecting the two companies. minutes but remained in an area of contract, but two of them were Negotiations begin with Ford "comparatively level than a dozen plants to prepare small, with only a few hundred on the GM ground." Tass reported in Moscow. Complete Dinner them for start up. However, a pattern next week, • workers, and the third was what and the company has set a After flipping open its lid to Children's Portion Dec. expose solar battery company spokesman warned a UAW spokesman called a 7 deadline for settlement that actual there. oarvejs, the eight - wheeled moonrover rolled several resumption of "medium sized unit. - Henry Ford II, Board yarns, then turned around to televise its mother production is dependent on a The rest of the ratification ship, Chairman of Ford said recently tuna 17. ' ' 1-8 p.m. he expected no trouble Reservations 372-6550 Ike OUiPlay a The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school agreement with the UAW on the reaching basis of the GM settlement. terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. National News Subscription rate is $14 per year. Chrysler would be the next target after Ford, and there may be Member Associated Press, United Press more difficulty. International, Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Ignoring last - ditch Nixon administration efforts to Collegiate Press, Michigan Press knock foreign shoe and other quotas out of a controversial trade bill, the House passed and sent it to Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. Program set the Senate Thursday with some opponents urging the Second class postage paid at East President to veto it. Lansing, Michigan. on socio work Rep. Donald M. Fraser, D-Minn.. told the House a Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services State Department aide - saying she was Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, The National Assn. of Social "calling on Michigan. Workers will present a program behalf of the White House" - urged him to support a motion essentially to return the bill to President Nixon's The FarmerBrotim on "Services for Youth" at 8 Phones: p.m. Monday in 34 Union. original request a year ago. collection Editorial Classified Advertising 355-8252 Included be two on the program will * * * 355-8255 representatives from the Display Advertising Bowing to White House pressure, the House Bass Tacks Business-Circulation 353-6400 355-3447 State Dept. of Social Services and a representative from the Appropriations Committee Thursday approved a new Photographic Raft, a home for runaways in 355-8311 SI 7.7 billion omnibus money bill East Lansing. pared S300 million below an earlier, vetoed measure. But the compromise bill sent to the House floor for debate next week still is S241 million more than President requested. President Nixon vetoed the the THE 1971'S ARE HERE! original SI8 billion measure last Aug. 11. saying it was excessive and represented "the kind of big spending that would drive THE HEW II In British tan with up prices or demand higher prices." * * * crepe soles, $20. RENAULT Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. is discharging about 50 pounds of poisonous mercury into the air every day from its Port l:.dwards chlorine and caustic soda plant in Wisconsin, it was charged Thursday. The statement came in a preliminary report by Professor Thomas Chapman of the HAS ARRIVED IN LANSING University of In harness brown Wisconsin. with leather soles "We just don't know how much is or dark brown suede SEE THEM ON DISPLAY dangerous, where it goes, or even how it reacts with the environment with crepe soles, $20. IN OUR SHOWROOM ecologically," Chapman said. "It's not an acute problem. It's more of an insidious one." Gerald D. Vevington. of the Dept. of Natural Resources Air Pollution Control Section, said. "The problem is. we don't have air standards governing mercury. We can't confirm, and we won't deny, STILL ONLY whether a hazard or situation has of the situation." developed as a result See our entire selection of fine shoes $1,776 * * * Former Supreme Court Justice Tom P.O.E C. Clark said Thursday that he. like his son. Ramsey Clark, had trouble with the FBI when he was 35 the 12 month foil warranty attorney bagpiper general. Reached by telephone in San Francisco where he is holding court, to Clark answered criticism of his son with no limit on miles driven FBI director J. Fdgar Hoover. by a 40 great new store for Hoover recently described men and women Made in Canada and France Gen. Clark as a "jellyfish." In an Atty. 321 east grand river, east MPG interview with the Washington Post, lansing I the FBI director said Clark was (Formerly Campbell's Suburban Shop) the I worst attorney general had I wmmm I encountered. By Hoover praised Tom Clark as a way of contrast. "good, NOW OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND I TOM C. CLARK stronS man" I Clark disputed Hoover's FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. characterization of his 1200 E. OAKLAND OPEN son. MON. & THURS. TILL 9 482-1226 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20, 1970 3 Four earn honorary d SEND FOR educators, a businessman PEACE fWo An honorary Doctor of Laws and a librarian, will be awarded degree will also be conferred on honorary degrees by MSU during White who is recognized as one fall term commencement of the nation's top authorites on exercises Dec. 5 in the natural resource use policy. Auditorium. White, currently director of The four are: University of the University of Colorado's Nebraska Chancellor Durward B. Institute of Behavioral Varner; Tecumseh businessman is Sciences, a trustee of The Population Raymond W. Herrick; Foster E. Council and Resources for the Mohrhardt, Council of Library Future, a Ford Foundation Resources administration in project. Washington D.C., and Gilbert F. He also serves on UNESCO's White, University of Colorado Advisory Committee on Natural social scientist. Resources Research and the Varner, who will deliver the National Science Foundation's commencement address, will be Committee for Environmental awarded an honorary Doctor of Sciences. Laws degree. A DURWARD VARNER geographer, White received GILBERT F.WHITE FOSTER E. MORHARDT A former MSU vice president his RAY HERRICK degrees from the University and director of the Cooperative of Chicago, and has been philanthropic contributions to In addition to gifts to the temperate plants in Michigan. Doctor of Letters degree. Extension Service, Varner was awarded honorary doctorates by community life and education in University's Ralph H. Young The octogenarian, a native of A past president of the also chancellor of Oakland Haverford College, where he was Michigan and elsewhere. Scholarship Fund, Herrick Muskegon, will receive the The Herrick American Library Assoc. and University from 1959-69. Before president for nine Refrigeration presented buildings worth Doctor of moving on to Nebraska, Varner years, and Laboratory at Purdue Engineering degree. former chairman of the Assoc. Swarthmore. $600,000 to MSU's Hidden Lake Mohrhardt, who was born in of Research Libraries, built the Oakland campus from a Herrick, founder and chairman University, the public library in Gardens. The Holland and the New Adrian unique Plant Lansing, attended East Lansing Mohrhardt was director of the student body of 570 to nearly emeritus of Tecumseh Products Conservatory is the only domed, College campus are a few of his controlled High School and began his USDA's National Agricultural 6,000 students today. Co., has made notable - environment library career at MSU as a works. enclosure for Library from 1954 to 1968. tropical, arid and student assistant, will receive the Currently he is program officer of the Council on Library NO DECISIONS YET Resources, Washington, D.C. He has become a key figure internationally in efforts to solve the science information Now you can mount your peace emblem Nixon staff chang dilemma, and for his contributions to library science he has won numerous including the USDA's awards Anyplace Honda or you can drill a your helmet. %" hole; on your anywhere. Peace emblem: 3" diameter heavy polished chrome. Only three bucks, postage pd. VW, your Distinguished Service Award. Send now. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Press secretary Ronald L. As Ziegler told newsmen, "I early departure from the Cabinet accusing the administration of shape of changes to come in the Ziegler insisted Thursday think you can say there will be Mohrhardt is a fellow of the President Nixon has yet to make are Secretary of the Treasury alienating young people, there is upper reaches of the Nixon some changes as we go along." David M. Kennedy and indication American Assoc. for the VALLEY DIE CAST INC., administration is any firm decisions on a Secretary no that the White emerging in of the Interior Walter J. Hickel. House echoes this view. Advancement of Science and the 1791 Bellevue, Detroit, Mich. 48207 bits and pieces, and almost each reshuffling of the Cabinet and Some White House One pictured Kennedy, a In Institute of Information D Here's 3 bucks, send my emblem to: is producing its own crop of the White House sources fact, it seems apparent that staff, but one joined reporters in speculating former Chicago banker, as Scientists (London, EH Here's 6 bucks, my bird wants one too. point is clear. the White House has never England). He rumors. that the likeliest candidates for somewhat out of holds an honorary Doctor of step with stopped looking askance at Laws administration efforts to cool Hickel since his "leaked" letter degree from Kalamazoo Name . inflation while stimulating the to Nixon generated international College. Address . Authorities decide to free economy. This source suggested publicity. He earned the B.A. at MSU, a City that should Nixon decide, in the The big question B.S. in library science at now seems to light of the Nov. 3 election be whether Hickel will bow out State Columbia, and the M.A. at the . Zip results and some his University of Michigan. disappointing on own or force Nixon to economic statistics, to put decide whether to demand his men seized for greater emphasis on economic resignation. Ingham County prosecutors department store. shoplifting stimulation, Kennedy might find his position untenable. As for Hickel, some placed White House aides have highly There is no evidence whatever that William P. Rogers will be replaced as thatSecretary of secretary of state, or Defense Melvin Help Support 100,000 plus perished millions homeless decided Thursday not to issue arrest warrants against two 19 - Police said the first man was to roommate the confessed station. to arrived, When he the also been suggesting for about six months that Nixon would R. Laird will step aside before the end of Nixon's current term. the Cyclone apprehended Tuesday morning stealing a shirt welcome volunteered year - old MSU students a Secretary of Transportation apprehended Tuesday for shoplifting in an East Lansing when a security Jacobson's "J"' Shop told police officer at Monday night from store. the same resignation from his secretary of the Interior. None has been John A. Volpe and George Romney, secretary of Housing Victims We need he observed him taking two pair the, roommate forthcoming. Police said and Urban Development, are not < >• h.i I nsimiuiO of i8liack6'Iritd'W dressing rdbm >1J oil u -J J I > M' and leave the room iriv with only brought the shirt with the station and was him to booked on the Ziegler was chief emphatic in saying executive has no rumored Romney, as early departees. however, might every one pair. suspicion of resignations on his desk at this eventually step down and some larceny Course to hold After returning the one pair to building. from a time, apart from one just offered believe Volpe, a former governor penny by Hilary Sandoval as chief of of Massachusetts, might like to a shelf, the man left the store The two released the Small Business were cap his public career by holding talk on women followed by the security officer, police said. The officer Tuesday pending issuance of a Administration. a prestigious ambassadorship. that complaint and warrants. Although some Hickel confronted the man who then Prosecutors refused to issue the associates say their boss has The wife of an MSU professor returned to the store and of food science will discuss the warrant when the store failed to developed closer personal role of women in Sweden at confessed to stealing the slacks valued at $18, police said. a sign a complaint and the case relationship with Nixon since his you 10:20 a.m. today in 114 was dismissed. famed letter of last spring Bessey Hall as part of the Great Issues course on women's liberation. Police said the man had been can wearing the slacks under his own Greta Borgstrom, a native of pants. Sweden who holds a master's degree in history, will also speak At the East Lansing police PERSONAL GROWTH WORKSHOP spare at 1:50 p.m. station, officers said the student today in 109 South Kedzie Hall. telephoned his roommate on The public is invited to attend. campus and asked him to come Dec. 13-18 for MSU staff and East Lansing adults will hire one Just For You National Training Laboratory staff for each 10 professional participants your registered by Dec. 6. Total cost will be $125 (including room and board), approximately V\ of regular fee. These men are the most qualified professionals in group dynamics. Brothers For details call: Dr. in The KLH 24 is a complete stereo music system that Roger Stimson Director Personal Development Program w J For further plays records and FM-AM radio broadcasts. Judge it for Stop in. yourself. 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Grand River Auction: 3:00 P.M. Free Admission Exhibition: 1 Prices as low as - 3 p.m. $15 Jacobson's Mist J Shoes i;l MICHIGAN POINT OF VIEW STATE NEW university // >»/ %y win., r , > v? . GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief FREDERICK J. LESLIE EDITOR'S Huey's freedom binds audience NOTE: but from anger. The following worse indignities and oppression than I ;; - advertising manager point of view was submitted by Lee Huey declared, "The battle cry must be have ever received from any uniformed class time CflUSffl Ml v k Harrison, Clio junior. 'free the people' because we all are official. We'* left, he replied ^'n,ute8o( locking lhe ?TO$ ■< i r MARK EICHER, managing editor prisoners of a sort — in maximum, medium The crowd meekly submitted to being and no one will ED HUTCHISON, city editor It sometimes amazes me what "liberals" leave or enter r! \ * or minimum security." He should either herded about by arm - banded monitors. to get to other classes, BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor will put up with from an individual or a realize that this includes all people, not just They allowed themselves to be searched, to minutes." you bo y 1)0 out »8* W,D| w KEN KRELL, editorial editor group merely because they're black. Huey his, or insert the word "black" into his be segregated according to sex, and to be So we left in Newton's appearance here Tuesday was so five minutes JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor told which door to use and when to use it. filled with inconsistencies, hassles and statement. leaving by a front door, I was As I Ja GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor The women stacked their purses in a huge, to use that Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award contradictions that I felt my neck turning I was a maximum security prisoner of his unguarded pile inside the main door with door, but the one Su* physicallyde,mandt>d very red — not from the hot Georgia sun, security people Tuesday, and suffered to know why no security provisions or guarantees of h forced out the i for outstanding journalism. safety. People waited in lines for as long as by four guards "coi ^ an hour to purchase tickets because of time and the door Z JH behind me. ds locked consuming searches. The monitors ■ When I called the said,"Take off your coats as you enter," and asked what could Dept. of Public^, EDITORIALS and everyone did. They said, "Once ipside, be done abo,Sy go straight to your seat. Once you sit mS" Thmy much. PerS°"' th<>y They were operatingr,,Plil'1 "S down, you will not be allowed to leave orders from the under o your seat. No going to the john, no of their administration tha 1 enterTh nf11 The formal role playing applauding — just sit and listen." And they did. under any Earlier people were to circumstances. that morning, thev hid dlnl Security people guarded every door. barely able to get employes of k Once Newton arrived, all doors were the building to WKAR^ get to their jobs k, of Welcome trustees! trustees Over sh locked and no one was allowed to leave (■■(■■■■■■■■■in or With this fact in urn mind, I would requ J a year ago two trustees — / will not tolerate oppression The MSU Board of Trustees is in Warren Huff and Clair White — by anyone. There is no difference in my mind between town today for its tenth meeting of walked out of a financial meeting as a a black civilian "pig" and a uniformed, the year. And for the tenth straight protest over what they considered a "honky pig." And the police, for once, did not act like time this year the trustees will be private discussion of public matters. pigs Tuesday. breaking the Michigan Constitution. Huff was incensed partially over the They treated me extremely well and were very The trustees, the academic loss of "public accountability" while cooperative, despite my "highly suspicious" community and the public - at - large White declared that compared to the appearance of long hair, beard and leather bells. are all aware and do not deny that "Star Chamber" closed sessions, the the trustees meet - in closed session formal, open meetings were like enter. Everyone there readers to reread the article in - the night before each open, "high school drama sessions." was virtually a Wednesday's prisoner of Huey Newton. Besides the State News which objected to "formal" session. Yet the real What happened, Monsieurs Huff the security obvious restraint of personal freedom, measures utilized at the speech Thjs "formal" sessions are the night and White? Did you suddenly reverse locking those doors was against University unprecendented move prohibited even and fire marshal I regulations. plain - clothed agents from meetings (enshrouded by the your outrage and happily resign attending the This would have been intolerable session. The Auditorium was, in effecti appellation, "financial meetings" yourselves to the drama of closed enough had I voluntarily submitted to it, but I was placed sessions? entirely in the hands of the during which all pertinent financial put through all this merely trying to attend Committee for a Black and nonfinancial To all trustees: Are your respective Moratorium and questions are a regularly scheduled class in an they were given blanket permission to do discussed. The subsequent open consciences so weak that the Auditorium classroom. whatever they wished. sessions are merely a rubber stamp It was a stupendous hassle to get to I will not tolerate Michigan Constitution and trustee oppression by anyone.. for matters discussed in private. classes, and students were challenged There is no difference in my mind between bylaws can simply be ignored, several times. Anyone trying to The Michigan Constitution - a get to a a black, civilian "pig" and a uniformed, bypassed or distorted? class had to explain his business to the "honky pig." And the police, for once,did document the trustees must either Michigan Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley satisfaction of each guard he met before he not act like pigs Tuesday. They treated me consider a comic book or periodical issued an opinion in August 1969 reached his classroom. Some were even extremely well and were very cooperative, of prurient taste — stipulates in stating that whenever a governing personally escorted to their rooms by despite my "highly suspicious" appearance Article VIII, section four: "Formal guards who closed and locked the door of long hair, beard, and leather bells. body transacts official business, the behind them. Newton's sessions of governing boards of such appearance here may have meeting must be open to the public. This was bad enough, but fifteen minutes raised money for the Panther Party, but it institutions shall be open to the Again, the typical trustee response before the class was due to be dismissed, a certainly did not raise much support. public." was that this was merely one man's guard entered and informed us we had to Indeed, I believe it lost much individual be out of the building in five minutes. Far closer to home for trustees the opinion (not binding) and the closed support it previously had. session remained "informal." u Bylaws of the Board whose preamble ?vt; • I Q • : : r ART BUCHWALD . , . The puerile actions of trustees over cogently states that the board "must the issue of closed - open sessions encourage the timely discussion in have been tolerated too long. The open forum of a wide variety of trustees and especially the students issues, some of which are bound to be controversial because they are are only too cognizant of the fact Spiro needs that the only openness at the liver transplant unsettled." "formal" session consists of The individual trustees may slough off the constitutional statement by vote on issues already decided. This bastardization of respect for a formal a semantically claiming that the closed laws by trustees provides the public financial sessions are not formal and with a glowing example of why this WASHINGTON - A1 Capp, who has 'Thank you, Mr. Vice President' are Art hence become the sex symbol of the Daughters Secondly, Mr. Capp should not have turns out Miss McGrory did), but a mucfcl perfectly appropriate. society is crumbling, why students Buchwald, Herblock and Mary McGrory . . interpreted my absence at the dinner as a larger question that concerns all Americin| of the American Revolution, was in However, they do this at the expense are outraged, why communication . The Vice President helps them keep their lack of gratitude toward the Vice citizens, and that is: How many more f of Washington last week as master of jobs. Never have so many columnists owed President. I fooling themselves and within the universities is becoming ceremonies at a $150 - a - plate dinner am well aware of the debt we - raising dinners can the Vice President oil so much to one person, and never have so all him for owe making the United States stand? encouraging a breakdown of an anachronism. given by the Republicans in honor of Vice Washington many showed so little decency to a man another Disneyland. It is no secret that, through no fault of adherence to the laws that govern all The trustees President Spiro Agnew. can repudiate their they owe so much." his own, Spiro has been condemned by the the people. Now, first of all, I would like to say that I The subject I would like to address policy of hoodwinking the public or Mr. Capp was kind enough to mention Republican party and the Nixon We would have loved to have attended the myself to is not whether Miss McGrory, Administration to the fund raisingI must ask the question: How they can continue the longstanding me in his opening remarks. He said, "The • dinner for the Vice President, but I Mr. Block or myself should or should not can the public discuss "smoke - filled room" people who should be here tonight saying banquet circuit for his entire term in | timely issues tradition couldn't. I didn't have $150. have attended the Republican dinner office. in open forum when the trustees which has served (it as the epitome of Despite what Mr. Agnew thinks of the have already discussed, debated and hypocrisy. OUR READERS' MIND cartoonists, columnists and pundits, I can unofficially voted on the issues in We await a formal response by the testify to the fact that he has only their I private? board of trustees. sympathy and understanding. Only a sadist would not be moved by someone who was Criticism of football for the birds doomed for four years to eat all his meals it University needs rules a Sheraton or a Hilton hotel. No cartoonist would do it. No columnist I would do it. No Vice President of the To the Editor: United States would do it, except Mr. | reasons why "only" 61,000 instead of 25,000 students will stand up and cheer Reader Bill Johnson's letter 76,000 fans showed up Saturday for the Agnew. to control criticizing their support for any other issue of our . Black Panthers have public events the values of football, printed in the Nov. 11 issue of the State News, is based on a total lack of knowledge and insight. Purdue game, he would have found many end zone ticket • holders at home in front of their TV sets, where the cost is cheaper, time besides the hoped • for success of the Spartans on wrong to spend our the gridiron. Are all of us Saturday's with one So far, the Vice President has shown he has the stomach for it. But medical scienceJ has proved that no human being, how strong willed, can survive on chic noma['®| always purses, forcing them to leave their Anyone who would compare the violence the seat better, but the fandom just as another cheering in support of a common complained about being harassed and of football with the violence with war intense. cacciatore for four years. purses lying around, in obvious goal, Mr. Johnson? intimidated by a white, racist police should question his own "aesthetic values" The values of football or any other Mr. Johnson feels we should all become The question the American people ha I danger of being stolen. first. Had Mr. Johnson looked into the real to decide is, do we want a Vice Presiden | state. Tuesday they created a competitive sport for that matter, are more involved with nature instead police The results of the frisking were nil, ... I with a bad liver? state of their lengthier than can be printed here, but I think that's fine for him, because his . , own within the no The men responsible for sending • I weapons were found. If anyone doubt that people find the tremendous reasons for confines of the Auditorium. criticizing football are Agnew out day after day and night a I on this campus really wanted to thrills, pride, loyalty, self - disciplines, definitely for the birds. Students themselves to willingly subjected an unreasonable search assassinate Newton, he would have been able to do so, with or without Siege state identity and just plain fun that football provides. As far as campus issues are concerned, I Timothy Staudt night have shown little concern welfare. The White House staff Agnew as "the man who came to d"11^ f°r refer to ■ | I in order to hear To the Editor: East Hucy Newton but frisking. Photographers were able to With all the urgency at my command, I should like Mr. Johnson to show me how Lansing senior They are not worried about him they had no idea the irrational and Nov. 11, 1970 get long range shots of Newton wish to protest the indigestion. As one White House staff'P totalitarian University's atmosphere of the entering and leaving the auditorium; countenancing the searching procedure it not long ago, "What's a little heartburn | frisking would extend into the clandestine Bailey Hall access was available. that took place yesterday at the Auditorium itself. Once inside, Almost as frustrating as the search Auditorium before the Huey Newton talk. If the University's own opposes tax To prove that we are not the people Mr. Capp says we3 are, hearty I are, Miss McGw students found only blacks were security forces Mr. Block and I have formed an ACi" allowed in the front seats, reporters at the door was the ticket sales cannot protect a speaker on University To the Editor: representative, Roderick Gillum, about our Committee to Save the Vice Preside . were not allowed to take procedure. Outside of a few campus property, it is time either to strengthen We, the Governor's Council of Bailey notes; some those forces to close feelings on the proposal, 2) use our vote on Liver." If need be, we will take i or down as a Hall representing the interests of the men students were not permitted to read blacks, no one knew about the Men's Hall Assoc. to oppose any such tax courts and prove that sentencing a ni community of scholars. To allow such a of Bailey Hall, oppose the Associated newspapers; and anyone who dared availability of 25 cent advance proposal, and 3) if necessary, advise the the fund - raising banquet circuit o - procedure as yesterday's is to endanger the Students of Michigan State University men of leave the Auditorium was told he tickets. The $2 admission charge at Bailey Hall to vote no on any tax years is not only unconstitutional bui | very existence of this or any other (ASMSU) proposed student tax increase. increase proposal that is institution of brought before and unusual punishment. might be "offed." Students the door took advantage of the rest higher learning. Instead, this council urges the Student ^ i were them by ASMSU, until such of the University A university must protect its atmosphere Board of ASMSU to institute responsible time that Surely, in this great country otour,. even warned. "If you have to go to community. responsible fiscal management of free inquiry and intellectual fiscal policies for effective use of its is so much opportunity and wcaltn, the john, you better interchange. demonstrated and made public. something the Nixon Administration bring a cup." We the Through centuries of philosophical Such harassment is urge University present funds. find for the Vice President of the* completely administration to establish guidelines persecution and social injustice we have Therefore, we cannot support the States to do other than force - fee antithetical to the University which earned a right which we are now arguments for the tax increase. This would prohibit any group Bailey Hall Governor's Council the Biloxi Hilton Hotel. concept. Frisking of students, even if from jeopardizing. I ask you to consider what an council will: 1) advise our district it is publicized, has intimidating people at public- uproar we would all be in this morning if Nov. 12,1970 Copyright 1970, Los Angeles Times no place in an events on campus. No group Vice President Agnew (whom institution whose purpose is the free I do not PFANUTS exchange of ideas. regardless of political persuasion should be allowed to command admire) had been yesterday's speaker and a self appointed body of his - supporters had IT'S BEEN EI6HT WEEKS SINCE I LAST 0EEPEP YOU... THOSE HAVE NOT LONGEST EIGHT gjgj^, lilEtKf / I here was more to the frisking entrance to been forbidding entrance to anyone who OF MY LIFE than was publicized. Some students a public building. It is refused to be searched. I am sure we would It-/, unfortunate, but -v apparently now be in a state of siege, barricaded In just entering the Auditorium for necessary, that these guidelines back of our broken windows and watching classes were lrisked. Newton's should also specifically prohibit the the Computer Center go up in smoke. sponsors never let women know they sale of tickets and the allocation of Anne C. Garrison would not be allowed to Professor of Business Writing bring seating on the basis of race. ul/uh* Nov. 15,1,970 I Michigan Sttkte News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20, 1970 5 r i4e Fund cut Africa expressed their concern threatens IDC series By WANDA HERNDON prepared for next year will cut black for the survival of the IDC 390 out the graduate assistants have Ezekiel Mphahlele, author of expanded our horizons and State News Staff Writer student assistantship helped coordinate the "African Image," James Ngugi, m series which deals with several program of the African Studies course. Graduate assistants John Afesi, an African English teacher at attracted people from several With the impending cut in aspects of African life and Center," Rand states," Afesi said," and as you Bishop, Ghana, Daphne Williams, Sierre Northwestern University, W.E. funds for the African Studies history. coordinator of the IDC 390, know, such endeavors cost a Center, the coordinators of the Leone, and Besa Kotati, Congo - Abraham, author of the "Mind great deal of money. The "The contingency budget that said. Kinshasa, have helped develop of Africa" and several more. projected budget cut interdisciplinary course on the College of Social Science has Since last winter African and the course to its present state. "Since last winter we have will completely wipe out our "If the cut goes into effect, I capacity to maintain the new assume that the IDC will still trend which we feel is absolutely- exist," Afesi said. Inmates linked Separatist predicts necessary if we are going to be "It will, however, be a drastic able to make the IDC courses step backward as far as the meaningful and relevant ability of the African Studies in canteentheft University community. to the Center to invite relevant, He also said initial credit for interesting and qualified outside MAIDSTONE, England (AP) - the development of the new freedom for Quebec personnel to speak is Maidstone Prison officials said trend at the center must concerned." go to r. - inmates pulled an inside job • a the activities of the Pan - African This term the course was $240 burglary of cigarettes, Student Organization in the offered to graduate students. tobacco and other articles from Americas, Black Liberation Winter and spring term it will be the prison canteen. Front International and others. MONTREAL (AP) - The the present "and keep a tie with Canadian open to undergraduates. government looks leader of Quebec's nonviolent "Last spring there were shaky, as it did in October, the markets, as well as try for a over separatists, Rene Levesque, says election could come faster." 500 students in the course which common market with the United the province should pull out of The last Quebec election was was an improvement from past States." Canada politically but retain held this spring. The term of a enrollments," Afesi said. Canadian currency and enter Levesque says his party will be He attributes this increased government is normally five helped by the provincial Richie Havens into a common market with the years, but the party in power government's reaction to enrollment to the change in the United States. call an election earlier if it course structure. Last winter and Richie Havens, one of the music world's most electrifying can terrorist kidnapings last month. "In five years we'll have spring terms the topics discussed artists, will appear in concert Sunday night in Jenison it," sees fit. It can be forced into one "If the government wasn't Levesque predicted in an if it is successfully challenged actually disintegrating, then it in the classes were relevant to Fieldhouse with Ten Wheel Drive, a driving jazz-rock group. interview. "Look, I'm black problems here in the no on an issue of confidence. Tickets for the concert are available at Campbell's, gave the picture of being an prophet. But normally elections If the Parti Quebecois wins a errand boy for the federal United States, and on the Grinnells, Marshall Music, and at the Union ticket office. would come in 1973-74. And if majority in the legislature next faculty level there are now more government," Levesque said. He blacks involved in the time, Levesque said, it will take referred to Premier Bourassa's running of immediate steps to separate the course. request for federal troops and IN ENVIRONMENT Quebec from Canada's federal federal war measures. Bishop said that this winter for system, "but we wouldn't the first time, the IDC will "In Quebec, nothing could be necessarily separate concentrate on humanities and worse," Levesque said. "The economically." art. To make class more people won't easily forgive any Dept. offers "I'd rather have a common enlightening, guest lecturers will government that gives a picture new course currency with Canada, as long as it's jointly managed," he said, of itself literally crumbling in speak to the classes. The speakers will include \ov x & The Dept. of Chemistry will pollution and the photochemical support 10 students have been ■offer a special course next term degradation of pesticides. It's distinct ■for science undergraduates who The project also proposes a requested. Hammer advises all interesed a possibility . • • Iwish to be considered for a complete chemical and students in summer research grant under the biological analysis of the Red chemistry, biology, biochemistry, chemical iNational Science Foundation Cedar River and investigation of ■Student - Originated Studies NTA (nitrilo • [Program. triacetate), a proposed replacement for engineering, and other fields to contact him related as soon as possible regarding enrollment in YOU MAY NEVER DIE "Seminar in Environmental detergent phosphates. Funds to the seminar. IChemistry," a 400H course, will Ideal directly with the four study Come hear: ■areas of a project recently SURE., FRYE BRAND &OOTS ARE THE. RBST IN THE submitted by the Chemistry WEST BUT I ALWAYS |Students Advisory Committee, EM FRY MYSELF... •*•••• David Doran said Robert H. Hammer, associate professor of chemistry. 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X-Lg Regular Price SAVE 33% OK THESE Get Second One of Same or Less Price for Off Limited Quantities So Shop Early For Best Selection SALE IN MAIN STORE ONLY BOOK STORE IN THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20 Churches stress By GEORGE W. CORNELL Spirit" groups both in Roman Catholicismand Protestantism. Noting the "resurgence of evangelical Also, numerous new associations have arisen in the groups in most United AP Religious Writer churches, States denominations," the Methodist weekly, Christian such as the Convocation of United Methodists for NEW YORK (AP) — The pendulum of Christian life, which Evangelical Advocate, says: "The church of the future will have to grope its Christianity held last month in Dallas, at which 1,600 church ways back to an emphasis on personal religion. It must, of periodically has moved back and forth between wordly activism leaders called for renewed emphasis on course, and reflective spiritual nurture, today seems to be swinging back Scriptural revelation. do so without losing the gains occasioned by the linking of In short, it saw the task of toward ministering to men's souls. cultivating personal faith as the personal with the social. .." Powerful movements have arisen in the mainline churches, primary aim, taking precedence over, and prerequisite to, works Other signs of the demand for more to solve emphasis on the intangible, social problems. Sharp tensions still exist psychic elements of faith have appeared in growing youth interest demanding greater emphasis on buttressing personal convictions over this of faith — rather than so much concentration on expressing it in priority. in mysticism, meditation and But the shift toward it has shown up sensitivity to hidden ultimates — a social action. recently in other social tendency sometimes deviating into drug - induced experiences. minded denominations, including "We have just lived through a period of revolt against worship Presbyterians, Episcopalians. Theologians increasingly are dwelling on the nonrational factors Lutherans and American Baptists. Southern Baptists always have in human in favor of social ethics," writes a noted Protestant theologian, reality. As Scripture put it, "Man cannot live by bread concentrated on personal salvation. alone." the Rev. Dr. Nels F. S. Fere of Wooster College in Ohio."Now the tide is turning." That doesn't mean that churches are abandoning their efforts to implement principles of justice in society, a prevalent objective in Study claims church holds the last decade; but this is being balanced out with added stress on instilling basic beliefs and commitments. "People all about us are hungry for dimensions of mystery, experience of spirit, a sense of the numinous, and the realities of transcendence," says the Rev. Dr. C. F. Allison of the Episcopal Virginia Theological Seminary. wealth estimated in billions The modifying church concern reflects a widespread reaction against all - out modern secularism and its tendency to reduce religion to man's own capabilities and judgment, instead of his being judged by it. Theologians are pointing out increasingly that Christianity, WASHINGTON First woman rabbi although concerned for the world, must not be "engulfed by it" (AP) - The laymen's group, said at a news compiled by more than 100 it is clear to any informed or lose its own unique insights in it. They also are stressing anew National Assoc. of Laymen conference that reluctance of Sally Prissand, 24, Cleveland coed parishioners over three months. observer that church leaders are attending The Hebrew that strengthened inner resources are essential to any clear, valid (NAL) said this week that church leaders to disclose fully Union College - Jewish Institute of directions amid the world's muddled motivations. finances of the Roman Catholic the finances of the dioceses An object of the report, holding assets several times that Religion in Cincinnati O'Donoghue said, is to keep the amount with no clear benefit to dons the royal blue robe every other weekend and To act responsibly in society at large, says the Rev. Dr. Philip Church in this nation are so across the nation "verges on church from becoming a poverty or the needs of the Jackson, Mich. Temple Beth Israel as she enter! Hefner of Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary in Pennsylvania, the secretive that they indicate "an major scandal." O'Donoghue big our prepares to church first must sustain "its inner life," its "Christian business and not to lose sight of day," the NAL said in the letter become America's first woman rabbi. identity unquestionable existence" of estimated the church's wealth in its mission for to the bishops. which supports its life." vast wealth similar to the United States at $45 billion. Christ. big O'Donoghue said a fault of the AP Wirei>hoto Indications of the developing drive for greater church attention business. church is that it channels 90 to the sacred aspects of existence have come in the The national "We're always taking, taking, per upsurge of laymen's cent of its collections into various new movements, including the charismatic or organization, which claims taking and never giving," he said. "Holy a FIRST ASSEMBLY UNIVERSITY SEVENTH-DAY membership of 12,000, released a 35 - during the opening session of the larger assets?" "How often can we go to the page financial study pews when we hold larger and parochial schools. But, he said, only 10 to 15 per cent of the children church schools. in parishes attend Catholics receive rules OF GOD week - long National Conference "NAL does not question the ADVENTIST CHURCH of Catholic Bishops (NCCB) and There honesty of church leaders," the indications the for marrying out of faith are the U.S. Catholic Conference church holds some blue chip 1125 Weber Dr., Lansing organization said in a letter to (Blk. No. of E. Grand River Sabbath School 9:30 (USCC). On Sunday the the bishops. "But we are stock in large corporations, at Downer) Worship Service 11:00 bishops will try to collect $50 concerned that the American O'Donoghue said and asked "is Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor K. G. Smith, million from parishioners for the it 9:45 A.M. COLLEGE CLASS Catholic church is unnecessarily possible that this money ends pastor campaign for human WASHINGTON (AP) The being drawn up in Rome and the 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP tarnished by a lack of clarity in up in an investment portfolio - went into effect Oct. 1 development. The money is nation's Roman Catholics were and some 7:00 P.M. EVANGELISTIC Meeting at 504 Ann St. financial matters." that supports the war?" bishops want to see these before priests have operated under the For transportation call earmarked to fight poverty. given the ground rules this week taking any action. (Corner of Division) "Our fellow Rome version. The 484-6640 484-2807 Call 351-8994 if you Joseph O'Donoghue, executive The NAL financial report on Americans are for marrying a non - Catholic Representatives of seven action Tuesday spelled out bishops' need transportation director of the Roman Catholic the church was said to have been asking why in your campaign without the ancient strict | national nun organizations held the rules of Americans. against poverty in America you promises and permitting a a news conference and expressed An "overwhelming" majority UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN are seeking to raise $50 million clergyman of another faith or a pleasure at their new found of the bishops from collections over an civil official to approved the EPISCOPAL CHURCH perform the freedoms, such as more choice drafted CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE indefinite period at a time when proposals section by ceremony. of dress. But they said they want But the National Conference section, with the vote on the 310 N. Hagadorn to play a bigger role in the 251 W. Grand River Holy Communion at 5:00 p.m. of Catholic major section reported as 195 to Central United Methodist Bishops held up a church — such as assisting priests Discussion Groups 9:30 a.m. 28. Sundays In The Alumni Chapel Across from the Capitol vote on asking the Vatican to in their duties — and not be Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Under the permit local church authorities Pope's apostolic Worship 10:45 a.m. ALWAYS OPEN WORSHIP SERVICES stereotyped as just school letter, the non - Catholic no to handle cases of 9:45 and 11:15 priests who teachers. longer has to promise to rear the Nursery ALL SAINTS CHURCH a.m. want to leave the priesthood to Campus Minister, The bishops, meeting in couple's children in the Catholic Topic avoid the "bitterness" caused Minister, Kail Ruffner Gary Hawes 800 Abbott Rd. by private, approved the U.S. church. long delays in Rome. implementation of Pope Paul But the Rev. Thomas J. Lynch 4 332-5193 332-3035 351-7844 351-7160 "Living, Thanksgiving Theology" The move w»s tabled, it 351-8232 was VI*8 apostolic Ittter First Church of explained, because new rules are realty/ ojf Hartford, Conn., briefing Free Sunday Services rules on mixed marriages. It newsmen on the Transportation at Rev. H. Thomas Walker new rules, the Brethren stressed that the Catholic 8.00, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. "Church School 9:45 to 11:45 member of the mixed OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 3020 S. Washington • marriage Worship 10:00 A.M. Crib Nursery must make a promise in words 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos The Rev. Wm. A. Eddy, Rector Discussion Group 11:00 A.M. 485-9477 set down by the bishops with (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, '/« mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) The Rev. Richard Randall, Curate For more information and transportation EDGEWOOD UNITED a Hobie is a whole meal. local priests given some leeway so long as the wording is "their An Independent Church With A Biblical Message Ph. 351-3389 The Rev, Jack Hllyard, Univ. Chaplain or substantial equivalent." 484-7589 CHURCH The 9:45 a.m. Church School -- all ages bishops specify the 469 N. Hagadom One of my subs Catholic say "I reaffirm my faith 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Worship Services "The Attraction Is Action' 11:00 a.m. An Ecumenical Fellowship contains everything in Jesus Christ and, with God's 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration - Refreshments EAST LANSING IRINITY CHURCH Worship Service 9:30 and 11:00 needed for a help, intend to continue living For that faith within the Catholic Transportation Call 332-2133 or 351-5125 E. Eugene Williams, 841 Timberlane Drive Sermon at both services by balanced meal- church. 1 promise to do all that W. E. Robinson, Pastor Minister East Lansing Dr. Truman A. Morrison E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister good for lunch, in my power I can to share faith. Stanley R. Reilly, University Group Dinner and "I have received with Assistant dinner, & snacks our Telephone: 351-8200 Program 6 - 8:30 p.m. children by having them UNIVERSITY UNITED Interdenominational Campus Church Bus Service, baptized and reared as' 9:45 a.m. morning and evening, call Catholics." METHODIST CHURCH University Class 332-0606 or 332-8693 6:00 p.m. Some time before the "Power Line of Divine Energy" 1120 South Harrison marriage, the bishops said, "the Phone 351-7030 Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 7:30 p.m. non - Catholic must be informed Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. Peoples Church of the promise and of the East responsibility of the Catholic. Rev. Burns Lansing "It may be done by the priest, Collegian Seminar or the Catholic party. 9:30 a.m. Interdenominational "A Posture of Awareness' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 200 W. Grand River DINE-IN & CARRYOUT GfiEflr issues.... OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT at Michigan 930 TROWBRIDGE RD. Morning Worship 9:30 and 11:00 Church School 9:30 and 11:00 Buses on Campus REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS SERMON: WORSHIP-9:30 & 11:00 "Can You Say "Thank You?" - PASTOR a.m. SUNDAY SERVICE 9:30 and 11:00 351-3800 Hobie's JMFOM A/0VFM3£R 20 Tickets on sale in advance at Union. FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH /MORNING SERVICE: Dr Louis Bcnes edi,or of The- - - Rev. Robertson I Church Herald will speak (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) ~~ EVENING SERVICE: Student leaders will spcak Preaching 11:00 a.m. * Alumni Memorial Morning Worship * Chapel, one "Now Thank We All Our... ' NEW TITLES block east of Auditorium. 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Across from the Union BANKAMERICARD Across from Berkey Michigan State New#, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20 19 0 / •Generally oodman flays education speaking, throughout the United States Using two scientific studies as Goodman said Lducation is for the birds." and Canada, listens. examples of his own beliefs, one school graduation are "college and high real. And you can't learn in a J If a high school dropout Speaking at the opening session which totally school because it's not for real," Ltteied these words, they would of the National Conference on investigated college irrelevant" for successful job performance with actual he explained. wobably be shrugged off. But if Innovation in Teacher Education professional competency and operation. Ithe speaker happens to be a Programs in the Sciences another "Seventy-five per cent of the which established a students in The "academic way of cial scientist, educator, and (CITEPS), held Thursday and correlation between high school college shouldn't be ritcr as Paul Goodman is, his today, Goodman's topic was there," he said. The educational learning" with texts, prepared graduates and high school lessons, specialists and the like, Uience, a group of young "What Should Education be system causes students to dropouts in terms of job continue their education "fits very few." Goodman said kcience educators from Like 20 years from Now." performance and promotion, of its because school as it is now is "like a "imperialistic" manner of presenting "mass disillusion." monastery with hours for "We must not prayer, scheduled bells to ring, forget that in SA/ISU creates this hours for labor and hours to country in the 1900s, less go than one quarter of one Into the fields." per cent of the population went to college, and the country did not The "social tone of science" have a lack of established could be much improved if it publishers, writers, and scientific ntipolluti on were "far more decentralized." personnel," Goodman said. By this Goodman said he meant The only subject that can be group taught in the public schools according to Goodman, is mathematics because "the that if fundingorganizations such as the National Foundation took "half of their Science Problems of on • campus pollution and budget and broke it into re- routed now. This would blackboard is there and that's all Environmental quality will be the responsibility require an improved numerous small grants so that rapid transit system, which would you need." 0f a new committee recently created by the possibly go off anyone wanting to work on an campus." "The only way you can learn ASMSU Student Board. is if the invention, for the betterment of Administration assistance would be subject matter is for all, would be able to do so." Committee members include chairman Joseph sought in equipping all campus buses with emission A, Urban, Kalamazoo junior; Nancy M. Hack, control - devices, he added. £ast Lansing senior; and Robert Rosenthal, "I'd also like to see the Miami, Fla., sophomore. development of picnic areas "..regarded as the best and most on campus," Urban said. "We've got a f "Our idea is to look at the campus beautiful campus but there are now no Lvironment, see what is wrong with it and try to areas by which we can picnic fchange it," Urban said Thursday. enjoy it." authentic edition by 'I "We intend to work closely with other campus Urban said he views mouthpiece for all individuals the committee as a Ching' Environment groups, particularly E-QUAL, complaints. and groups with a (TicionadoS-Peter Collier, ivhom we'll rely on for research and ideas," he "We hope to make New York Times Book Review laid. arguments strong enough that they will be The committee has not yet met to determine accepted by all segments of the University, including the administration," he lolicy and direction, but Urban offered some said. jersonal ideas he would like to see acted on. The committee hopes to "I would like to see the elimination of all complete policy structure early next week and ;ampus traffic in the future," he said. "There are begin holding open meetings to institute action plans before the last many areas where driving could be eliminated or board meeting of the term, Urban said. |-M LAW SCHOOL Tougher standards cited the Law School Admissions Test student's undergraduate major By RANDY GARTON (LSAT), McCauley said. "The mean score on the LSAT doesn't make much difference in THE law school. It's going to be tougher to get of last year's class was McCauley said. "This is given 666," "Just take some courses that force you to think in I CHING nto the University of Michigan conceptual Book equal weight with a student's terms," Nelson advised. or |U-M) law school this year than grade point average. Our Nelson is the editor of the law of Changes previous years, Dean Matthew students had a mean grade point reform journal, "Prospectus," at IcCauley, director of of 3.37 last year." Wilhelm/Baynes Idmissions for U-M. the school, said The mean score is the average Translation Miss Reif said a background in Wednesday. score of all the students, he said. economics helped her. S6.00 Addressing an audience of McCauley said these scores do "We do not differentiate Ibout 100 pre-law students in not include the 50 or so students between the kinds of courses pppley Center earlier this week, from Bollingen Series XIX llcCauley, accompanied by two ''disadvantaged students took while in available at your bookstore or backgrounds." undergraduate J M law students, said over Sharing the program with school," PRINCETON UNIVERSITY PRESS 1,000 applications were McCauley said. "We look at his Princeton, New Jersey 08540 McCauley were third • year law 3r her overall performance." kubmitted last year and the students Wanda Reif, 24, a U-M Now in its 6th printing of the 3rd edition. lumber is expected to Increase graduate and Bob Nelson, also |his year. 24, a 1968 MSU graduate. Around 1,200 students are Both Miss Reif, who has a Inrolled in the U-M law school. degree in English and An a teaching important factor in certificate from U-M, and letermining whether a student Nelson, who has a degree in sill be accepted is his score on humanities, agree that a wo run to stress ollution problem [CHICAGO (UPI) - Last they plan next summer - right February two brothers from across the country. Vckson, decided one way to "We've laid a groundwork for press the urgency of the a coast to coast run. We want to ollution problem was to start prepare ourselves as runners this (inning. [Neither Joel Alstrom, 25, nor time and prove the urgency and validity of our message," said the Arnold Palmer brother, Tony, 22, ever had Tony, like his brother a junior at pne out for track before but Trinity College in Deerfield, a MvPut themselves Into training, Winning with 12 miles a day Chicago suburb. They were scheduled to hand cardigan by N working up to 30 a day this over Daley's letter Nov. 28 at [Thursday they set off on their Detroit's city hall. The only rest from the run was scheduled for Robert Bruce ist "solution to pollution" run, Thanksgiving, when the laying wor Richard J. a letter from Chicago Alstroms said they planned to now in stripes Daley to his eat plenty of turkey at the home r'oit counterpart calling for of their widowed mother in tot city to pass anti phosphate Rations like those in the - Jackson. A Trinity College spokesman and with a rjdy The city. said the only person he knew 10 day, 270 mile run will who was upset over the brothers' them - to major cities in running program was the college shirt to match frthern Indiana and southern cross - country coach. .'chigan, Including their "They're faster than any of pmetown, but it is short the boys on his team now," the Here's an all - time favorite with new 70's'dash. The fabulous ""Pared to the Arnold one they said spokesman said. Palmer cardigan with 6 - button front and free - and - easy bell sleeves to offer comfort to a man of action. Fine blend of 50% alpaca >tate employes to get and 50% wool in newsy stripes or sizzling solids. Either one a right match for Arnie's new short sleeve sweater shirt of machine wash and dry Orion® acrylic. Just look at this color lineup and all its mix - and - match possibilities. Navy, beige, brotv.il, '•8 per cent pay hike lavender, teaberry, blues, greens, golds, red, black, white andHfey. S-M-L-XL. Striped cardigan, $25. Solid cardigan, $24. Shirt, SI2. Store for Men, main floor, Downtown and Meridian Mall. following the trend of state governor, lieutenant governor, jficials slated to receive pay Supreme Court justices and state I'ses in January, the Pay legislators. wing Committee of the State The Pay Steering Committee recommended a cost of Knapp's Ivil Service Commission also pursday recommended a 9.8 living escalator and an extension cent pay hike for each of the of shift differentials for law pe's 47,000 classified workers. enforcement personnel amounting to an estimated Jhe raises, to become effective $12.4 million. IJy 1971, is expected to cost A final decision on a pay plan ll.chigan an estimated $42.8 will be made by the commission |llion. in December. The pay plan will he State Officers then automatically become Shop Knapp's Meridian Mall and ^pensation Me Commission effective seven months later recommendations Monday Pay increases for the unless changed by a two - thirds Downtown 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. vote of the Michigan Legislature. Jft 0 Michigan $tate News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20 1970 Film viewers strike spectacular bonanza By ROBERT KIPPER screaming spectators during the Lecture insights State News Reviewer chariot race in "Ben - Hur" and JANE FONDA, fresh from overall keep working against its effect. Still, the play, wallowing in the rain - soaked attempting to kick a customs alive and This is a bonanza weekend for trenches of World War I in "Oh! official in the groin and a ten - fairly daring, is worth those who like their films big. What a Lovely War" are but four hour stint in a Cleveland seeing. "Salvation" is presented county at 7:30 and 10:00 Four spectacles are offered. of the unforgettable moments jail, arrives on campus today to and p.m., Friday Crashing down Ohio river rapids they offer. discuss the environmental crisis. Saturday, and at 7:30 on a raft in "How the West Was This is also the weekend of At 2 Sunday;, in Erikson Kiva. p.m. today in the Admission is $2. Won," being hurled through Richie Havens' concert, Jane Auditorium. Admission is 50 space in "2001: A Space Fonda's appearance and the last cents Movies Odyssey," speeding past chance to see "Salvation" and Music Check ads for locations and wreckage and thousands of "ARC '70." RICHIE HAVENS, whose foot showtimes. OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR stomping, pulsating rendition - of the finest and most — of "Freedom" one was one of the Farmers Market highlights of "Woodstock," and Ten Wheel Drive, a jazz • rock overlooked films of 1969. Wide screen, elaborate sets and an all - star cast are meshed group, appear at 8 p.m. Sunday into and Horka in Jenison Fieldhouse. What trenchant denouncement of a tickets are left can be purchased World War I, exposing the idiocy Photography Exhibit at Campbell's, Marshall Music, Grinnell Bros, and Union ticket and horror on both the western and home fronts. The film Our final farmers market of the season. Buy fresh produce, office. switches from lethal satire to flowers, vegetables on the mall! ARC '70. The last sobering reality brilliantly, using actual war songs to performances of the spectacular heighten its Amateur photographer, David Horka, exhibits "And All hard roc- light show will be at impact. Living Things" in the Lansing Mall Mini - Gallery. 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Friday and THE TREASURE OF Saturday in the Abrams SIERRA MADRE - a trio of Friday through Wednesday. Planetarium sky chamber. gold prospectors undertake a Admission is $2. perilous mission into the mountains of Mexico in this Stage adventure, hailed by most critics i| lansiiifj mall SALVATION, unleashes a a rock musical, lot of energy and as one of the most powerful Lovely war good will but its parallels to American films ever made. The Archduke Ferdinand and his wife 5330 W. Saginaw Hwy. prepare to receive Humphrey Bogart stars. "Hair," a vastly superior work, and its comparatively thin 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY - guests in this scene from "Oh! What A Lovely War." The -i-rsical wi" showi"9 Friday and Saturday in Stanley Kubrick's mind • HOW THE WEST WAS WON photography and exhausting his rivalry with a boyhood boggling essay on the beauty, — the sprawling tale of four action scenes make the cliches makes the three • hour terror and Roman friend. It contains worth enic enormity of space. generations as they brave and the com of the watching. Winner of l Two astronauts struggle with a screenplay marches, miracles, battle scenes Indians, pirates, weather, rapids, worth muddling through. and the Academy Awards including B«t diabolical computer and Kubrick birth and death of Picture. buffalo, the Civil War and Christ, but it is its chariot race — ENJOY OUR ponders themes. some metaphysical outlaws to tame the West. An all • star cast, BEN-HUR colossal film of - William Wyler's one of the most exciting scenes HANG-UP Vicky") Matt — Sharon ("Babv in her latest breathtaking a young Jew and ever recorded on film — that In "throbbing" color role no less. Hendry to discuss staging Thomas Hendry, the literary manager of the Stratford and interpretation of classic plays at the Stratford Festival. plays before they are mounted sponsored by the Festival Canadian Theater Center for five at Stratford. Hendry also reads, TRADITIONALLY ROASTED NATIVE TURKEY Hendry is the interpretive Theater. years. Before this, he co-founded STUFFED PLUMP WITH SAGE (Ontario) Shakespearean original scripts and evaluates Prior to coming to SERVED WHOLE SO THAT DRESSING Festival, will be on campus assistant to the Stratford Stratford, and administered the CARVE IT AT YOUR YOU CAN them as potential material for he Manitoba TABLE Monday and Tuesday to speak Festival's artistic director Jean was secretary-general of the Theater Center. In his THE FEAST the Stratford years at CONSISTS OF with undergraduate classes in Gascon. His job is to discuss the Workshop MTC, Hendry worked with John PILGRIMS SALAD WITH CHOICE OF productions or for the Avon DRESSINGS Hirsch to create the first and meaning and purpose of classic GIBLET GRAVY CAPE COD CRANBERRIES HARVEST PEAS Shakespeare about the staging Theater season which is AAHE names most successful modern Small Groups Canadian Regional Theater, 3 - 5 People FLUFFY SNOWFLAKE POTATOES which recently resulted in the 6 - 8 Lb, Turkey Med. Groups CANDIED SWEET POTATOES BUTTERED FRESH CARROTS HOME BAKED ROLLS AND CREAMERY U' chairman opening of a new $2.6 million 5-11 People BUTTER theater in 8 - 14 Lb. Turkey Winnipeg. PILGRIM PUMPKIN PIE Holiday Inn East • I . I . Hendry is also a leading THIS TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING FEAST 3121 E. Grand River pr6siu6nf-6l6ct P'aywright in Canada. His play, 489-2481. Ask for dining room IS SERVED FOR YOUR FAMILY ENJOYMENT "(J,5 Miles of Broken Glass" will AT $2.75 PER POUND OF TURKEY Robert R. Rice, chairman of be shown, in movie form, at WE WILL PACKAGE WHATEVER TURKEY IS LEFT OVER the LATER ENJOYMENT PLUS GIVE YOU A FOR YOUR Holiday Inn South Dept. of Human 7:30 p.m. Monday in the Arena PUMPKIN PIE TO TAKE HOME 6501 S. Pennsylvania Environment and Design, has Theater in the basement of RESERVE NOW FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 393-1650. Ask for dining room. been named president - elect of Fairchild Theater. After the film the American Assn. of Housing Hendry will discuss his career as PROGRAM INFORMATION 482 3905 Educators (AAHE). a playwright and Canadian It's kind of a western. Rice will the G3 assume playwrighting in general. ICHIGAN presidency of AAHE in 1972. Theatre Lantlnq '1 I S. - WASMlfsGTON ■ DOWNTOWN He% sort oi a cowboy. He has been a member of the association's board of directors At Hendry's 10:30 new a.m. Tuesday, play "That Boy • DOORS OPEN AT 1:00 P.M. since 1968. Call Him Back," will be read in the Arena. The play is scheduled Rice received his doctorate in for production on WMSB TV in housing and design from Cornell January. Following Tuesday's NOW University in 1967. He earned h's degree in science and reading, he will discuss aspects of the Canadian theater scene. FEATURE master's of arts degree at the TIMES .University of Missouri. Admission to the events in the Arena Theater are free of charge Today & Saturday 1:50-3:45-5:40- 7:40-9:40 r> MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES i sMh. In 1968, he was granted a leave of absence from the and are open to all. His visit to the campus is SUNDAY ONLY 1:20-3:30- 5:40 I)} IJL MICHIGAN'S FIRST FOUR THEATRE COMPLEX' University to work consultant in the Dept. of as a special sponsored by the Dept. of Theater and the Canadian 7:40-9:40 reduced prices during twi lite hour Housing and Urban American Studies Program. Jv ii* Development (HUD). Monday thru Thurs. 1:30-3:25-5:20- ☆ 7:20-9:20 This is the Code of the West at Yer key's Hole, N.M.! SUM is dusty mucus im METRO GOLUWYN MAYER Iw A frank BURT KENNEDY PRODUCTION Starring wiihIMW HmiBOM hjks5a george , MM MrTTLgTOM• kennedyMat CLAM• MlTTf "dirty dingus mjkgee" bvTOM WA1.DMAN & ERANK WA1 ■ DMAN IOSEPH HELLER PtoAkm «nd [)if* The proceeds from Sunday's performance will go to the Harry and Ellen fall in love as situation. probably would have been better THE DON RODRIGO TRIO after eating plastic bags Drug Education Center. soon as he touches her breast, Thurs., Fri., Sat. Eves. own onto his farm by wind. State News photo by and Milt is free to Terry Luke marry his new THANKSGIVING rip-dry days seem past: For Reservations Call 485-1764 Adults DAY BUFFET 12 noon $4.50 to 5 pm M towel shipments come The home of Dining Room Thurs. thru Sat. Children (under 10) $2.50 submarine sandwiches 6 - 12 SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET soccerteams, he said. Both squads are among the largest fielded ALL YOU CAN EAT 12 to 3 By JEFF FRITZ atMSU. COFFEE SHOP Only Open Daily ADULTS $3.25 CHILDREN $1.95 Help has finally arrived for a large number of MSU students and Many students became disgusted, Olson said, at paying more money for lockers and getting fewer towels in return. will soon be delivering 7 • 9 P.M. Sunday Dining 3:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. iaculty who were "all wet." The price of permanent lockers at the I.M. Recently 1,440 new white terry cloth towels stamped "Physical buildings for students not enrolled in physical education courses was raised Education" arrived at Men's and Women's Intramural bldgs. and from $1.50 to $2.50 this term to Game room, help the athletic departments HOURS: lenison Fieldhouseand were Immediately put into A term- long towel shortage at the three athletic circulation. buildings had supplement a diminished 1970-71 budget. The $2.50 locker fee includes a permanent towel that can be pinball, pool tables, Mon. • Thurs. 11-1 mis Film forced many students to use the same damp, cold towel exchanged anytime for a fresh one — that is, if there is any. Fri. & Sat. 11-2 they foosball ised the day before or else drip dry. However, for a student enrolled in a class the cost of a Sun. The acute shortage this fall 12-12 apparently resulted from three permanent locker is included in his $14 per credit enrollment fee. CINE SERIES actors, Herbert Olson, asst. professor of health, duration and recreation, said. physical Olson said he hopes the new towel down those "Sorry, No Towels" shipment will finally bring signs, which have dotted the 4980 NORTHWIND DRIVE 351-4731 The delay of the state legislature to locker rooms at the Men's I.M., Women's I.M. and Jenison finally decide on the 1970-71 budget stopped all departmental purchases, since no new Fieldhouse this term. Open at 12:45 P.M. ^rders could be made under the old budget after June 30. The new fiscal budget is usually released on July 1, but this THE GHETTO'S CHILDREN] TODAY ... two /^LADMER1 ^ar was released three weeks later than usual. Despite the late order date, the towels could have arrived for Live Soul from Detroit at EXPERIENCE shock hits! ^^^j^TlitntrnUnsinqj term if the shipment had not been slower than usual, Olson Joe Joseph's Pro Bowl 2122 N. Logan WITH TROG AND DRACULA aid. Jr ; A.R.S.70 i- -#»••• * 9 P.M. - 2 A.M. • t- * •*,*?" L A more important reason for the towel shortage was that many Sunday Admission $1.50 THE HORROR BEGINS! r < w* F t! owels are used by fall athletic teams, especially football and I At 1:00-4:00-7:10-Latc At 2:30-5:37-8:45^ tr f r , f * * *•' * s ? * > ! ** ■ OPFN EVERY NITE! RED SCREEN Shown at 9:30 \\ , ... The Tennessee Hills ran red with violence the day the sheriff walked away from the lawl f NOW! The House of TASTE THE Electric IN />l{iyurvr\£. Strange Coves w COLOR Starring JOAN CRAWFORD , JOAN WORD OFDRACULA CAR hO/n fu?£ ijC Y jMjP SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUILIC CONCEMMC THIS RESTRICTED PROGRAM. THIS IS THE TECHNICOLOR* FROM WARNER BROS Starring CHRISTOPHER LEE TECHNICOLOR* Prom WARNER BROS ;QP' MOVIE FOR ADULTS EVERYONE WANTS TO SEE | NOTE: 1st Show Sat. & Sun. at 5:37 P.M. •ut Hi Ont Undtr II Will li Admltlid .Co-feature at 7.3* - PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-6944 JZ/rrurturrvA' 2nd WEEK! AM PUS ■ MALE and FEMALE Boxoffice Opens 12:45 Thentre Fost Lansinq Continuous from 1 P.M. "A 1inlquo Him...hat 07 E. GRAND RIVER-DOWNTOWN G*tCO*r TUEUJOr ESTELLE a lotto rtcommtnd it" Mat • WELD ' AMIOHf — 1.4. Fim* 1 Feature 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:30-9:35 t WALK TH£LINE m*! Dean Martin ^ "THE FUNNIEST "Matt Helm ^ I MOVIE I'VE SEEN The Wrecking Crew Shown at 7:1 3 & 11:10 THIS YEAR!'* — New York Post . ..has found > 1 PROGRAM rKU INFORMATION 332-5817 "★★★★A DARC HfVIIha HIGHEST RATING "joe* iL U J J a home for a 4th WEEK! 0 A TRIUMPH! A RIP-SNORTER! The cast is nothing short Theatre-Fast 5 ABBOTT RD. - Lansing DOWNTOWN REWARDING SCREEN EXPERIENCE!" - A/ew York Daily A/ews of perfect. A 'this-minute' film. A movie truly of our times and demanding :.'..lV0uV K' >• i to be seen at this very minute huhth Cms!. Ne* York Matfmint Oil! AN A,;WO woo 'ON ■joe" "HAS VITALITY, HUMOR AND SENSATION! going to be audience is a very big picture this year, one of the biggest. Its effect overwhelming. It sizzles Bernard Die#, , • on the is "UPROARIOUS! PERCEPTIVE AND WITTY! WILD HUMOR! 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J(«ljWlAl av NINIt Uuoa JOMPm •CHOON* • 0*viO l*G GOOOU** VOSIC •» •■10 i.us ID's MIOOUCIO DAVIC SuSSH'Np CMMCUO •' C» HO*»«0 Sat. ^ Wells «luasuMMv or Tm( avkicax COLOR A CANNON RELEASE moack as'ing cpmpanus 'nc 9:30 IMI'WCHO*1 I OWMiauMO •' C ffAUA aiUAVNG CO»«V«»»'ON Required Addtll Bugs Bunny Cartoon & Novelty 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20, Wildcats there numerous times, the la^t hope By JEFF ELLIOTT Safety Eric Hutchinson is the Their current totals as players. Spartan Coach Duffy compared State News Sports Writer being in 1968. Wildcats' standout on defense. to the school records are as Daugherty indicated he may There's more than just the The all • American candidate has follows: total first downs, 184 start all 17 players in their final The Northwestern Wildcats, incentive for a possible trip to six interceptions this year, which to 194; points, 210 to 237; game as a Spartan player. still smelling the slightest faint the West Coast awaiting the ties the school season mark set yards rushing, 1,787 to 2,026; of roses invade Spartan Stadium Wildcats. They haven't beaten by Tom Worthington in 1947. total yards gained, 3,037 to But if Daugherty does start a the Spartans in 11 games since While a team win is the item at 3,276 and passes intercepted, 18 senior • dominated team he'll Saturday with the hopes of the modern series began in 1959. stake Saturday, the Wildcats will to 20. pull them before too long if they finishing with their best conference mark since 1936. The only times Northwestern be out after several team marks. Quarterback Maury Daigneau don't do the job. This is an Game time is set for 1:30 with teams have defeated MSU squads ranks among the best important game for the passers in were in 1905,1917 and 1924. the league. He's completed 57 of Spartans, since a win would give an expected crowd of 50,000. Northwestern will throw the 123 tosses for 807 yards and them a .500 season and The game has been designated The Northwestern • MSU High School Visitation Day and Big Ten's leading defensive unit football game in Spartan seven touchdowns. Halfback undisputed possession of fourth several thousand youngsters are against the Spartans. It will be Stadium Saturday has been Mike Adamle is the current place in the Big Ten. A loss, minus one of its key players, rushing leader in the Big Ten and however, could drop them to as expected to attend at a special designated High School outside linebacker Jack Derning, $2 price. Visitation Day, and for it tickets is within reach of the single low as sixth. who underwent knee surgery- A win Saturday coupled with at $2 each have been made season rushing mark set by an Ohio State loss to Michigan Sunday for an injury suffered in available. Michigan's Ron Johnson in It'll be an all • underclass would leave the Wildcats and the 21-7 victory over Indiana 1968. backfield Individual tickets at $2 to high starting for the last Saturday. For the Spartans,, 14 seniors Buckeyes in a second place school and younger age kids will Spartans. Mike Rasmussen will deadlock. With Michigan unable Otherwise, the Wildcats — who be on sale at the Jenison will be appearing in their final get the call at quarterback and to repeat as the Rose Bowl went from the first game, when game with three more out with will probably be joined by Eric Gymnasium ticket office all day they lost first string end Steve Friday and also at the stadium injuries watching from the Allen at tailback, Mark Charette representative, one of the two second place clubs would likely get the berth. Northwestern's Craig, to the ninth without major injury — should have all windows starting 11 a.m. sidelines. Several other players Saturday. are listed as seniors but could at fullback and Steve Kough at flanker. Frank Kolch, Henry Running hands ready for the crucial receive another year of eligibility Spartan flanker Randy Davis (19) looks for some running room against the only trip to Pasadena came in Matthews, Earl Anderson and Davis and his teammates will close out the 1970 Purdue def finale. because they missed a season Spartan season 1948 while the Bucks have been due to injuries. Randy Davis will be back-up men to the at Spartan Stadium. Saturday against North State News photo wet" starting foursome. by Jeff' Gordie Bowdell, Vic Wilner Mittelberg, Tom Beard, Ron Slank and Mike Tobin will be Bowdell and Billy Joe DuPree AFTER ALI BOUT ids Film will be at the ends but the rest the starting seniors on offense of the line-up is while Jay uncertain, Breslin, Cal Fox, PLEASE NOTE CORRECTED TIMES Clifton Hardy, Mike Hogan, Wilt Martin, Vic Mittelberg, Harold Phillips, Gary Nowak, Gary depending whether or not Daugherty starts the seniors. Allen and Mittelberg are offensive captains this week and Frazier might retire Parmentier, and Dave Thomas Hogan and Martin the DETROIT (UPI) - Joe are consecutive victim. "I'd like to are the graduating defensive defensive representatives Frazier, more exhausted from a fight another year or so. I don't "Kubrick provides the viewer with the PROGRAM INFORMATION 372-243* night of celebration than his two know what that talk about 0PEN AT 6- 30 • round knockout victory over closest equivalent to psychedelic experience Bob Foster, lay in bed Thursday losing to Clay Is either. There's no notion in this side of hallucinogens I Magazine "A fan¬ XARLITE ELECTRIC IN CAR afternoon and contemplated his next two steps — a bout with might lose." my mind that I Drive-In Theat re Before a showdown is Muhammad Ali and then tastic movie about man's future! An US?? WfST Of WAVfRtY HEATERS retirement. possible between Ali and Frazier, two more obstacles "After Clay, unprecedented psychedelic roller coaster of SECOND BIG WEEK! ALL COLOR! win, lose or Joe will retire draw," said the 26- must be overcome. Ali must beat Oscar Bonavena on Dec. 7 and an experience !'r~Maegaz;n.uKubrickrs '2001r is EXCLUSIVE DRIVE IN SHOWING year • old heavyweight then must avoid going to jail to champion's manager, Yank serve his five • year sentence for Durham. "That will give him all the ultimate trip • Monitor JOE NAMATH the money he needs." draft evasion. He is before the Supreme Court. appealing as CC Ryder £ "I don't know about that," Ali was barred from boxing ANN-MARGRET a* hit girt * drawled the Frazier, who retained heavyweight title Wednesday night by making Foster his 26th and stripped of the title in 1967 for heavyweight refusing to go I r.f; 1 into the army and Mm ' only last loving, brawling and month made a comeback by :lfri stopping Jerry Quarry in three m LEDGES bustirfitup €£Ji PLAYHOUS W. on M (20 min.) 43 3 rounds. likes "Gay calls me a lot because he ,J| me," Durham said. "He PROFESSIONAL told that JOE FRAZIER COMPANY, THEATRE me if Bonavena he can't get nothing worse than a cut eye, and that it he fights knocked out. The Supreme presents Murray Schisgal's Court could do that, too." would be healed in time for us. I "There's always that chance," l fc 1 I , Broadway Hit tol<} him a lqtB worse could ^Fmsier said, "but Bonarenri io happen, that hee could get just too slow." 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Machine" " ~~ At Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, November 20, 1970 ]] JEFF ELLIOTT Wildcats still have S' icers initial road. Minnesota was bumped netminder of last season, By RICK GOSSELIN by high hopes State News Sports Writer arch rival Minnesota — Duluth, 5-3 and 7-2. The Spartans fell to MacLachan, through graduation. Freshman Brad Shelstad Murray impressive on the young season. is Defensively, the Gophers stack trip. Dwight Lewis will go in his place. North Dakota, 4-3 and 7-5. up their strength. All - American "Lewis can do the job for The MSU hockey team will running ahead of two juniors for us," If there is an Wally Olds heads the list, with I hate to take any of the glory and excitement away from the open its hockey season once advantage in this the starting netminder job. team captain Frank Sanders, Bessone said. "He is one of our two game set, it would have to much • awaited and controversial game between Michigan and again this weekend. Last week, "A player like Murray may Bruce Mcintosh, and Jim lightest defensemen, but he Ohio State this weekend, but, hey fans, there's a game in Spartan the Spartans played their first belong to the Gophers. The come along only every 20 years, Knutson not far behind. handles the puck well." Stadium the same day. games under Western Collegiate Gophers are the closest thing to but we do have guys who could Bessone is still searching for a "There's no doubt about it, yes, that's right, despite the fact that the Michigan / OSU game Hockey Association (WCHA) being unbeatable at home as do the iob in the third line combination that will you'll find in the WCHA. The WCHA," we've got to come back with |s on TV, and that the Spartans at best can finish .500, there will rule, while this week, the MSU Minnesota coach Glen Sonmor complement his first two lines. wins," MSU Coach Amo 1 some ^ a game between MSU and Northwestern. While the Spartans pucksters will commence their Spartans dropped a pair of said O- his The Spartan coach has matches up there last goaltending situation. Bessone said. "We can't come U|| be out trying for a fourth place finish in the conference and Big Ten schedule. The opponent season, The Gophers do have a very back home with no wins and interchanged five players trying k-5 season record, don't forget the status of the other team — the this weekend is including one of only two creditable position in the front to come up with the correct Minnesota, the shutouts delivered against the four losses on our record." three. The experimentation will Wildcats. defending WCHA and Big Ten lines and on defense, however. The Spartans will travel with Coach Alex Agase's squad has a 5-1 record in league play and a champion. MSU squad last season. Mike Antonovich, who as a continue this weekend. basically the same line-up last Lrin Saturday coupled with an Ohio State defeat would leave the Minnesota and MSU are Minnesota, like almost every freshman registered 43 points week, with the exception of one as "We've looked good in spots other team in the [w0 teams deadlocked in second place. With Michigan unable to currently found on the same one needed immediate help in the WCHA, last year, serves as the most defenseman. Rick Olson suffered up to this point," Bessone said. "All we've got to do is start ,0 to the Rose Bowl because of their appearance last way track: both dropped their potent of the Gopher forwards. year, either nets for this season. The a severe charley horse against the orthwestern or Ohio State would probably get the nod. opening two game series on the Craig Sarner, Jim Gambucci, and playing consistently." Gophers lost the WCHA's top Don Sioux, and will not make the AMO BESSONE Consensus has it that the Big Ten athletic directors would Dumais have also looked go l^ith the Buckeyes, who would have an 8-1 overall record tompared to the Wildcats' 6-4 mark. That along with the fact that bSU beat Northwestern earlier in the year, 24-10. Should the NCAAA MEET Jeague ADs give each team five votes, then the Wildcats would get the nod since it's been longer since they last appeared in Pasadena. Don't think that Ohio State has the bid all locked up though Len if they lose and NU wins, Harriers aim at top 8 pree years ago Minnesota and MSU's Big Ten champion cross Seven Spartans are making the Ten, sophomores Ken Popejoy, Indiana finished in a tie for the trip with Coach Jim Gibbard, Randy Kilpatrick and Ralph country team heads toward jg Ten title and Indian was Williamsburg, Va., today to including two seniors who will Zoppa, junior Dave Dieters and hosen as the Rose Bowl rep, be running in their last freshman Steve Rockey. begin preparations for the cross ,ven though Minnesota had NCAA meet there Monday. country meet for MSU. MSU Coach Jim Gibbard rushed the Hoosiers, 33-7, would make no predictions on Kim Hartman and Chuck uring the season. Indiana got where his team might finish, but ;he nod because it had never Starkey, senior co-captains, said the Spartans helped MSU tp the Big Ten for are shooting n to the Rose Bowl. the top eight. Of course should Ohio State in, or Northwestern lose, all of Cagers, crown here last Saturday with 11th and 12th place finished in the league meet. Hartman is the The race will be mile route outside run over a six Williamsburg, above will be unnecessary, the restored colonial town which only runner on the team with is the home of the he Bucks would finish higher han any qualified team, and hough it's not automatic, it's alumni in NCAA cross country experience, as he finished 54th two years William and Mary, host. All MSU meets this College of the meet year ago at the NCAA meet in New ^9.9 per cent likely they would have been contested over five York City. et the nod. Just so there won't be any first game Others making the trip include the top three Spartans in the mile courses, so the six mile should be an added the loop challenge for Suspense of waiting until Big Spartans. aturday night when the athletic MIKE ADAMLE The 1970-71 MSU basketball directors cast their votes, it would be nice if the Spartans took team makes its public debut natters in their own hands and beat the Wildcats. They haven't Monday night in Jenison ^ad much trouble doing so in the past, winning the last 11 times he two teams have met. Of course, we can't an we Duff? go on jinxes, though, Fieldhouse. Coach Gus Ganakas has £On faimiHisTiling arranged a game with a team of Winning the last game of the season is always an important alumni, plus three freshman em. It makes you forget about some of those Beal Film Group : nid-season and if you want to get frustating technical, it gives you a players, which should give his varsity a fair test. presents the greatest star of today Fri. & Sat. tinning streak to protect come next fall. Last year the Spartans Game time is 7:30 p.m. (inished a dismal 4-6 but needed a win over the Wildcats 39-7 in he finale for the fourth win. General admission of adults and $.50 for students and $1 for Sharon (BABY VICKIE) Matt V Northwestern can certainly get kids will be charged. The MSU in revenge this year, and in the throbbing color in process, earn its highest finish since 1948 when it ended with a Varsity Club is sponsoring the i-l mark. The Wildcats went 8-2 and made their game and proceeds will go to the only appearance i the Rose Bowl, beating California, 20-14. Certainly they'd like Ralph Young Scholarship Fund. i repeat performance this year, and a win Saturday Expected to play for the might just provide them with their wish alumni are John Holmes, Jerry Individually, Mike Adamle has a certain score to settle with the Geistler, Harrison Stepter, Tim fepartans'defensive team. Last year as a junior, Adamle gained 688 Bograkos, Steve Rymal and fards, just 22 yards shy of the Wildcats' school season rushing Steve Kirkpatrick. The three lecord. In all likelihood the all-Big Ten halfback should have freshmen tenders signees will broken the record with an average performance in the last game lend a hand. They are Mike Of the year against MSU. Robinson, Mike Ridley and PROGRAM INFORMATION 882-2429 But the Spartans keyed on the 5-9, 195-pound fullback and Tyrone Lewis. SPEAKING held him to just 10 yards in the 10 attempts. Earlier that season pe had recorded 316 yards against Wisconsin and 163 yards gainst Minnesota. He's already surpassed the school record this Tickets may be bought in advance at the equipment cage ANSING OF TOGETHERNESS.. in the Men's IM or Monday night Drive In Theatre tear, and the Big Ten single season record of 1,017 yards set by at Jenison, starting at 6:15 p.m. S CEDAR ST. NEAR JOLLY RD. Ron Johnson a couple years ago is within Adamle's reach. He jieeds 102 yards Saturday to better Johnson's former mark. We fix the same car Open at 6:30 :★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ (Continued on page 12) everyday YouH like our service BULLITT NOW'S THE TIME TO Practice Up for the ALL COLOR AND 1 s. ANNUAL CONNIE Glenn Herriman AND "BULLITT" at 7:07 and Late Volkswagen, Inc. PINBALL PLAYOFFS 1st Prize: Choice of a portable T.V. 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. PHONE 482-6226 LYDE "BONNIE AND CLYDE" 9:30 only 7, 8:40, 10:20 $1.00 and worth it or leather coat. 18 or MSU ID FOR THE FINEST IN PINBALL 106 B WELLS IT'S Next "Lansing's Smallest Monday and Tuesday - A Cinematic Treat! 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ANTHONY PERKINS; FNM HHTOO, MMTM MEN; - jMVKmt ORSON WELLES wokeou. mmKnmwm nwnca iy jonn calley & martin ransonqft wbibitihenph 3rd Feature MNCMUm T mi'mMINMMmiBNIM Walt OiSHCII PRODUCTIONS pnunll HMSfeOWr FUNNEL SUIT Technicolor Last 5 Days Wad. & Sun. 2:20, 4:40, 7:00 & DEAN JONES DIANE BAKER mall theatre Mon., Tues. & Thurs. 7t00 & 9:30 Frl. 7:15 & 9:45 9:30 -3rd at.9:41- •S*® I »a2aW.«AOINAW«484-44Q3~| Sat. 2:20, 4i40. 7:15 & 9:30 "12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20 U-tA or Wolverines and the Ohio State OSU? S' coaches like Bo By JEFF ELLIOTT Siding with the five • point ball and stuff it in your ear if Buckeyes. favored evenly matched but the offenses JOE CARRUTHERS They'll be able to run the ball State News Sports Writer Buckeyes are assistant they get a chance. will determine the winner. I look - question in my mind Going with neighbor and arch - coaches Dave Definitely it will be OHIO against Ohio State and won't STATE. It's been ft . rival Michigan are Spartan Head Lewis, Joe Smith, Carruthers and Sherm GORDIE SERR — On film and for a close, but high scoring STATE. They have the home take chances. I realize it's in winter in ,;°Hlo| By a narrow 5-4 margin, Coach Duffy Daugherty, Gordie Serr. on paper I would have to go game with the Buckeyes coming field advantage which is Columbus and Woody has out for Columbus anftC0|j MSU's football coaching staff Freshman Coach Ed Rutherford, In an informal poll, the with MICHIGAN. of the opinion after However, I'm out on top. important. OSU playing at very waited a long time for this, but revenge thing in football. the . ^ has predicted a Michigan victory and assistant coaches George Spartan football squad gave visiting with Columbus is like Notre Dame you can't deny the great job Bo this the l„ a « ^ friends of mine from Ohio State team that in Saturday's big game at Perles, Joe Paterno and A1 Michigan the edge by a 36-28 this week, that come 1 o'clock GEORGE PERLES - I'd have playing at home — you have 7 Schembechler and his staff have momentum first win g J'J wing ts Columbus between the Dorow. vote. points on the scoreboard before done this year. The crowd will Saturday, Woody Hayes will say to go with MICHIGAN. They GEORGE All of the coaches were asked to his squad, the game starts. have an influence on the game, have to go with PATERNO "Men, I want you don't make any mistakes and 21-7 score. TheMICHIGANk for a couple of reasons why but Michigan has the poise to they to know this will be my last they're not went with their pick and here's going to gamble. overcome it. If Doughty and two J by« coaching appearance today They'll wait for the one big play pretty what they had to say: unless we receive a bid to the and will be happy to win by a ED RUTHERFORD - MICHIGAN has improved a lot Taylor are healthy Michigan will even in all Michigan probably categc ^^ DUFFY DAUGHERTY - Rose Bowl. In that case the Rose win. has 3-0 score. and has been explosive offense mo* Michigan will beat them. Bowl would be my last game." more consistent. SHERM LEWIS - There's no that 0 on the long run. Michigan is quicker up front and So considering the stronger where Ohio State is psychological point of view, I'll strong. Brockington and Hayden have to go with the Buckeyes for SN will not be able to control the staff that reason alone. ball on the ground and Ohio picy AL DOROW — I was the only at HOLIDAY LANES State must pass. Moorhead is one who went with Michigan in underrated and as effective as last year's big game and I'm with OPEN 9 a.m. daily Ohio State's two quarterbacks. them again this year. They've OPEN BOWLING ALLWEEKEND STARTING FRI.8:45 p.m. Michigan has come a harder way, gotten better each week, while Gary Walkowicz Gary Scharrer Rick Gosselin Don Kopriva Jeff but Michigan at Ohio State U-M-23, OSU-21 Elliott John Vigcs Ohio State hasn't had to Ohio State was good at the start OSU-17, U-M-7 OSU-24, U-M-12 OSU-24, U-M-17 Northwestern at MSU MSU-20, NW-17 U-M-27, OSU-20 OSU-35, U-M-I7 Just North of Frandor 487-3731 exploit their abilities. The but has struggled the last three MSU-27, NW-14 NW-27, MSU-20 MSU-24, NW-20 Minnesota at Wisconsin Wis. by 7 Minn, by 7 Wis. by 8 MSU-23, NW-i 5 MSU-21, NW-20 Wis. by S Wis. by 7 Buckeyes can get themselves weeks. Indiana at Purdue Pur. by 14 Pur. by 10 Pur. by 14 Wis. by 2 Billiards • Cocktails • Good Food Illinois at Iowa Pur. by '12 Pur. by 13 Pur. by s together. They'll just take the Michigan has a better passing Iowa by 7 III. by 13 Iowa by 6 Iowa by 3 Iowa by 14 LSU at Notre Dame ND by 10 ND by 10 Iowa by l 3 attack with Moorhead while ND by 7 ND by 6 Colorado at Air Force ND by 10 ND by 10 AF by 3 AF by 7 AF by 13 AF by 14 Kern isn't having a good year. New Mexico at Arizona State ASU by 35 ASU by 14 AF by 10 AF by 9 ASU by 27 ASU by 24 It'll be close but I'll go with Arkansas at Texas Tech ASU by 10 ASU by 31 Ark. by 14 Ark. by 21 Ark. by 2 3 Ark. by 20 Stanford at California Ark. by 20 Ark. by 21 MICHIGAN by a touchdown. Stan, by 10 Stan, by 14 Stan, by 14 Stan, by 10 Colorado State at Toledo Stan, by 17 Stan, by 19 Tol. by 10 Tol. by 1 6 Tol. by 12 Tol. by 14 DAVE SMITH - On film Dartmouth at Pennsylvania Tol. by 10 Tol. by is Dart, by 21 Dart, by 14 Dart, by 18 Dart, by 20 Michigan has shown better Dart, by 17 Dart, by 17 Kentucky at Tennessee Tenn.by 20 Tenn. by 12 Tenn. by 20 Tenn. by 18 balance both Oklahoma at Nebraska Tenn. by 20 Tenn. by 28 offensively and Neb. by 7 Neb. by 17 Neb. by 17 Neb. by 18 Neb. by 10 Neb. by 6 defensively, but Woody has Oregon at Oregon State Ore. by 14 Ore. by 7 Ore. by 9 Ore. by 8 Ore. by 6 Ore. by 17 waited too long for this game. Pittsburgh at Penn State Penn. St. by 10 Penn. St. by 14 Penn. St. by 4 Penn. St. by 6 UCLA at Southern Cal Penn. St. by 11 Penn. St. by 7 UCLA by 7 USC by 14 UCLA by 7 USC by 4 It's at Columbus which is Season Record 90-28-2 89-29-2 USC by 4 UCLA by 1 89-29-2 85-33-2 84-32-4 enough to tip the scales toward 84-34-2 OHIO STATE. Both teams are WOLVES, BUCKS READY Columbus scene of The Game COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Iowa last Saturday while Ohio season and also stilled the But Woody Hayes' Michigan has the momentum but State struggled through its third Buckeyes experts, many of whom labeled have not lost at home since 1967 Ohio State has more of a consecutive The Capitol Park Motor Hotel provides complete motel unimpressive last year's Buckeyes as the winning 17 straight — and two — motivation for what could be performance and hotel facilities for every occasion edging Purdue, "greatest college team of the years ago they crushedMichigan, Whether you need a the biggest game of the college 10-7. Another victory, though, room or banquet and reception facilities we are pleased to century." 50-14, at Columbus. football season. would virtually wrap up a Rose The Wolverines of Coach Bo For the Buckeyes, 86,000 accommodate you. Both schools bring perfect Bowl invitation for the Buckeyes Schembechler will get their And for fine food and drink dine in our Six Knights records into their Big Ten clash while Michigan has only cheering people has been the pride incentive from the fact that if sweet sound of success. Lounge or The Canterbury Inn. at Columbus, Ohio, Saturday and the prospects of an they beat Ohio State the afternoon, the Wolverines riding unbeaten campaign going for it conference crown is theirs and a 9-0 mark and the Buckeyes at since it cannot return to so is their first undefeated Hayes was asked if the 500 S. 8-0. Pasadena after representing the season since 1948. Buckeyes, who have fallen from Capitol 482 - 1491 first to fourth in the poll in the Michigan, though, appears at Big Ten in last season's Rose Against six common its peak following a 55-0 rout of Bowl. past few weeks because of sub • opponents, the two teams break par performances, could have Ohio State will be seeking two evenly. Michigan won more been distracted by the Michigan things against Michigan — impressively over Purdue, restored pride as well as a game. trip to Minnesota and Illinois, while "No, I don't think so," he the Rose Bowl. Last Year's Ohio State made a better 24-12 loss to the Wolverines replied. "But I'm sure its been in showing against Texas A&M, the back of their mind just as spoiled Ohio State's undefeated Michigan State and Wisconsin. we've been in theirs (Michigan)." WOODY HAYES ARE YOU 'S' needs wi READY? (Continued from page 11) The Spartans will need another fine defensive effort, however, I to stop Adamle, who's topped1 the 100 yard mark nearly every I game this season. But after their dismal showinj against Minnesota, the Spartans should be ready to rebound back into the winning column. They were shocked more than anything with their loss to the Gophers, as they were confident they could finish the year with MON-TUES-WED five straight wins. Now, they must win Saturday in order to get five wins over the FINAL DAYS FOR entire year. Many people felt the Spartans would be lucky to jet three wins this year - others FREE YEARBOOK considered a 4-6 season average and 5-5 a good year. The W PHOTOS! CALL Ten Skywriters picked MaU finish ninth, just ahead » 01 Illinois. 353-5292 NOW! Thus give State a win Saturday a would winning season ■ It's the real thing. Coke. Bottlad under the authority of th« Coca-Cola Company by: Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Mlcrtjggn Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan state news Friday, November 20, 1970 |3 classified 355-8255 Looking For A Garage To Rent This Winter? Adervertise For One In The Want STATE NEWS Ads! CLASSIFIED 3558255 The State News HfaatMds s/tr/Sfy you# meeds permit racial discrimination or does not religious in Automotive OLDSMOBILE 1964. fRAnkly speaking .. by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent its Full automatic, advertising culumns. The doean't use oil, 4 door. 372-3550. GIRL WANTED for winter and/or STUDIO AND State 2-11-20 spring. EDEN ROC Apartments. one bedroom, SUBLEASE News will furnished, WINTER One girl not parking. 351-6586. accept Angie, 351-4635. 5-11-25 5-11-20 needed for 4 man. University . automotive advertising which OLDSMOBILE 1964. Jetstar. Radio, Terrace. 332-8539. 1-11-20 discriminates against heater, power steering, brakes. GIRL NEEDED Scooters 8< Cycles desperately winter Do You want part - time work? Place religion, race, color or $325. 694-0602. 5-11-20 term, reduced rent. Close to a Want Ad for fast NEED: ONE girl for spacious 2 man. Auto Parts 81 Service national origin. results. Good location. 355-1944. 3-11-24 campus. 351-5834. 3-11-23 Aviation OPEL RALLY 1968. 10,000 actual mites, like new. Crosby's Pontiac * * EMPLOYMENT FOR RENT and Buick Sales. IV 2-9776 NEED next ONE to man campus. to sublet. Right 337-0224. LUXURY ONE MAN for 3 man, apartment in Lansing. Call 489-1158 ask for 5-11-23 2-11-20 Jerry. 5-11-30 Apartments Automotive air - conditioned, carpeted, PONTIAC 1965.. New tires, tape ONE GIRL to sublet 2 man spacious from only TWO MEN apartment. Furnished. Houses winter. CORVETTE, BLACK, 1967 Coupe, player. Call after 6 p.m. 351-1713. Please call 337-1295. 2-11 -20 129 Burcham. Total rent Rooms ,FOR SALE mags. Side exhaust, 427. 351-7118. 4-11-20 $2600. PONTIAC 5-11-24 FURNISHED ONE bedroom, near $150 a month $125/month. 882-2316. 3-1 1-24 351-5030 or Animals LEMANS, 1965. downtown Lansing. Carpeted, air - DODGE V-8, DART, 1962.. Very good power steering, conditioned, laundry facilities. STODDARD Mobile Homes snow tires. APARTMENTS. condition. $250 or best offer. Reliable $500. 485-8427. $145 plus electricity. Immediate 3-11-23 Sublease one bedroom. Furnished. 489 9621 after 5 p.m. 3-11-20 . PERSONAL occupancy. Phone Walter Neller $150. Call 351-7253. 1-11-20 RENAULT 1966. Four door sedan. Co. 489-6561; weekends or .PEANUTS PERSONAL DODGE 1964 6 stick. New battery, 35,000 actual miles. 1 owner. evenings, 393-0206. 7-11-20 Corner of Haslett Rd. GIRL WANTED winter term. . REAL ESTATE brakes. Good tires. 337-9431. Radio. $300. IV 2-9776. 5-11-23 and M-78 Haslett Arms, close. Cheap Good . RECREATION 5-11-24 GIRL NEEDED for 3-man, two roommates. 351-3244. 3-11-24 ROAD RUNNER, 1970. 440 Roger Taskey 351-3420 6 bedroom * SERVICE ■\LCON, pack. - apartment. Call Stan Guski 351-8160 ,96{»f\l Q 9°°d Automatic, bucket seats, 351-1383. 2-11-20 LOVELY FURNISHED efficiency. Typing Service best offer. 3i? \j-t io. 3-11 20 console, power steering. Less than 915 Lilac. $120 plus electricity. 5000 miles. $2900 or best ONE COMPLETE 4 . TRANSPORTATION offer. WANTED: ONE male to sublet in man apartment Available now. 351-5696. 5-11-30 FALCON FUTURA Sport 677-9101 before 9 p.m. 2-11-23 4-man winter Cedar Village. Available for « WANTED Coupe, - spring, Cedar 1969. Jade green, black vinyl Winter and Spring. Call 351-2015. top, Village. 332-3249, after 5 p.m. GIRL NEEDED to sublet close to bucket TRIUMPH 1965. Good condition. 5-11-25 3-11-20 DEADLINE seats. Automatic, V-8, campus. $55. Call 351-2082. power steering / brakes. Call $550. See John, 202 Haslett 4-11-25 1 P.M. one class day NEEDED GIRL winter, Delta Arms. 351-6862 after 5 p.m. 5-11-23 (upstairs). 5-11-23 TWO GIRLS to sublet winter term before publication. Cedar Close, reasonable, no deposit. Village Apartments. WANTED: ONE girl to sublet winter Cancellations - 12 noon FIREBIRD stereo. 1968, 400. Very good condition. AM-FM VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1961. blue. Good condition. Afternoons, Dark 'ADW THEtt, mm VOEh IT HURT?' 351-4612. 5-11-24 351-1345. 5-11-24 term. Call 337-2543.4-11-25 one class day before $1900 or best offer. 372-5340 evenings, 351-2256. 5-11-25 NEED ONE FURNISHED TWO bedroom ONE GIRL for Cedar publication. man for 2-man Village, winter after 4 apartment. One block from p.m. Ask for Tom apartment, immediately or winter term. $55/month. 351-1986. phone Townsend. B-11-20 VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Good and spring. $82; lease Berkey Hall. $210 month. 5-11-30 for $65. condition. Great Sublease. 528 Albert. 351-9269. tires, radio. 351-6765. 3-11-23 355-8255 FORD FALCON, 1964 55,000 miles. 351-8282. 2-11-20 3-11-20 MSU, NEAR.. Duplex, 2 bedroom, Sprint. RATES Convertible, 4-speed. 289 engine, CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to stove, refrigerator, new carpet, new VOLKSWAGEN 1966. ONE MAN needed for furnished tires, new top, good body, Excellent sublet winter plenty storage, built-in grill, 1 day $1.50 running condition. Radio. See at and/or spring. apartment. Close to campus. $50 mechanically good. 655-3253 351-3187. 5-11-24 basement, carport. 371-1720. 15c per word per day per month. 351 -2208. 5-11-24 3 days $4.00 after 4 p.m. 2-11-23 1535% Lyons Ave. or 484-2860. 1-11-20 phone Employment For Rent DESPERATELY NEEDED 1-11-20 1 girl NEED 13Vic per word per day FORD, 1965. ONE girl to sublet winter PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Country Squire. OKEMOS COUPLE and three sons TV RENTALS Students only. Low winter term, reduced rent, $65. VOLKSWAGEN 1966, sedan. Good — term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. Upstairs, one bedroom furnished 5 days $6.50 Automatic, V-8. Power. trekking in Himalyas December 16 monthly and term rates. Call New Cedar Village, 351-9099. 5-11-24 condition. Selling for $800. Call apartment. Utilities included. 13c per word per Mechanically perfect. 487-0046 through January 5. Desire 351-7900 to 5-11-24 $125 day 5-11-24 355-9896. 1-11-20 reserve yours. deposit. Also, west of responsible college age girl or UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C ONE GIRL to share 3 campus one mile, two bedroom (based on 10 words per ad) NO man. FORD young couple to live in our home DEPOSIT, utilities paid. $50. $63/month. No deposit. Call after furnished PICK-UP, 1949, positraction VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Sunroof, new Now basement. Utilities Peanuts Personals rear end. with 15 and 5 year old daughters. RENT A TV and watch your favorite through Spring. Call 6 p.m., 332-1887. 5-11-24 included. S125 must be Best offer. 694-8734. tires, good shape. $375. 355-6085. deposit. No Will need meals program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, 489-1848. 3-11-20 children. 351-3969. 10-11-30 pre-paid. 5-11-20 5-11-24 prepared, transportation for eldest 337-1 and 3°0lC_ FANTASTIC DEAL. 2-3 men, luxury There will be a 50c service FORD 1965. companionship for youngest. CAMELOT APARTMENTS, 4901 apartment. No lease. WANTED THIRD girl, graduate Convertible, Galaxie VW BUS, 1965. Carpeting, built-in PARKING. One block from 339-2753. and 500. Power Expenses paid plus $10 per day. campus. South Pennsylvania. QUIET 3-11-20 student preferred, for winter / bookkeeping charge if steering, brakes. $600. double bed, icebox, camp box, Do not telephone. Write Private, paved, lighted lot. $10.00. location for married, grad students 485-6769, 3 7 p.m. 5-11-25 curtains, 2 new tires, gas heater, Mrs. 337-2336. 3-11-20 spring. Furnished, 2 bedroom this ad is not paid within - George Stranahan, 4351 Wausau and faculty. ONE bedroom REDUCED RENT! Close to campus. Close. S68/month. 351 2371 one week. radio, with rear speaker. Road, Okemos, 48864. 2-11-20 furnished. FORD TORINO 1968. $150 monthly. Need 2 girls winter and 353-0842. 5-11-25 Many extras. 351-3850, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.; after ONLY spring to The State First reasonable offer will $8.50/month. Free deliveries. Immediate possession. Call sublet. Phone News will be be 10 p.m. 3-11-20 PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per Gail, 351-1685. SELCO COMMUNICATIONS accepted. 485-4414. 4-11-25 TV Manager, 393-8657 or FOX 5-11-24 NEEDED: ONE girl. New Cedar responsible only for the week. Car necessary. Call RENTALS. 372-4948. C PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, Village. Starting Winter. Call first day's incorrect MGA, 1962. Completely restored. Scooters & Cycles 351-7319 for interview. C TV 372-1954. O NEED 3 girls to sublet apartment 332-1431. 2-11-20 insertion. New paint. New interior. RENTALS. Color and black and winter term. 351-2759. 5-11-24 $795. FEMALE, PART time days, arrange white. MARSHALL MUSIC APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. 393-1963. 3-11-23 KAWASAKI GIRL TO sublet winter. Close to 1970, 250 Sidewinder, around your schedule. Must have low COMPANY, 351-7830. C If you're a student or married NEEDED: ONE man immediately campus. Reduced rates. 351-2791. — —>— mileage, new condition. $550. transportation. Apply in person 4* Phone couple looking for a comfortable for 3-man. No deposit. 337-2098 2-11-20 MGB. 1967. Immaculate. Many 351-0372.,a-,11-20 days or evenings., El,, Taco RENT A VM stereo record life style at reasonable extras. No player by prices, keep after 5 p.m. 3-11-20 reasonable offer Restaurant, 3122 South Logan. day, week or month. A TO Z in mind that our rental counselors THREE BRIDGESTONE MAN apartment w»m«r refused. 372-1053. 5-11-23 175. Dual 5-11-25 Automotive Excellent condition. 2 helmets. twin. RENTAL. 337-1617. 5-11-25 are interested in assisting you in FEMALE GRADUATE student term. $60. Close to campus. ' finding the right apartment. needed 351-3117. 5-11-25 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite, 1965. MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, $225,355-5659.3-11-20 MOTHER'S HELPER when new Rommate service is also available to sublease winter and Excellent mechanical. $395; VW right hand drive, overdrive. HONDA 1968, 350 Scrambler. $400. baby arrives after January 15th. Apartments . Stop in our office at 444 Michigan .. spring terms. 332-2343. 5-11-24 University Villa, ONE GIRL for large 2 bedroom 355-5820, 5:30 Light housekeeping, babysitting Avenue and let aid duplex. Close. Rent parts. 372-2900. 3-11-20 p.m. 9-12-4 Good condition. Phone 332-5454. us you in reduced. and cooking. References. Hours NEEDED ONE female roommate to 351-6573. 3-11-23 3-11-20 locating an apartment for your ONE GIRL to sublet winter open. 351-0519. 4-11-24 share two bedroom apartment. term, pUICK, 1961. Good condition. MGC, 1969 Roadster. 6 cylinder, 145 type of life. HALSTEAD $88 plus telephone and electricity. across from campus. 332-3844 Automatic, hp. Excellent condition, new tires. BSA 1970. 650cc. MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O NEEDED ONE girl for winter term. power steering, Thunderbolt. Take OWN HOURS Part or Call 5-11-23 brakes. $150. Call 355-0903 $2500. Days, 484-5367, over full time. Elayne, 332-8748 after 5 p.m. Cedar Village. Call 337-2568. after nights payments, $59 monthly. Call Sales. Please call 3-11-20 5 p.m. 3-11-23 372-1017. 4-11-25 372-1648. ONE Gl RL needed winter and spring. 4-11-24 372-5340, after 4 p.m. Ask for B-11-20 NEED FOURTH girl Tom Townsend. B-11-20 Capitol Villa. $70/month. for 4-man, IUICK GRADUATE WOMEN. One opening 351-7221. 3-11-24 Meadowbrook Trace. Call LUXURY FOUR ELECTRA. 1965. MUSTANG, 1965. Automatic 289. MALE PROGRAMMERS (4), for six in 4 girl apartment, 1 block from 393-1865. 2-11-20 — man, winter and Automatic, power steering, new Good condition. Yellow / black HONDA 1969 CL-450 Scrambler. month conversion project. Cobol spring, near campus, inexpensive. tires. Best offer. interior. 332-0866. 3-11-24 Excellent condition. Phone campus. Completely furnished. ONE GIRL wanted, Old Cedar 351-5488. 5-11-25 351-9137, language, challenging new Utilities and parking EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. evenings. 3-11 -20 627-6882. 5-11-25 included, Village. $65 month. Call concept. Top hourly rate, flexible $65. 337-2336. 3-11-20 Burcham Woods. $125. Available Thanks 351-3339. 5-11-30 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1967. hours. Call MANPOWER starting Dec. 10. Lease option |UICK SKYLARK, 1962. automatic. White V-8, Automatic, 6-cylinder. Excellent Auto Service & Parti INCORPORATED, 372-0880. ONE GIRL, starting winter, $57.50. ONE GIRL for Cedar Village winter or winter and spring. with red condition. Equal We're 100% leased $1125. 339-2936. opportunity employer. No damage deposit. Close. apartment winter 351-3118. 5-11-233 interior. $250, or best offer. 3-11-20 and spring. 5-11-25 351-8076. 3-11-20 for the fall 641-4222 5-11-24 . MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East $70/month. Call 351-2783. . . . Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. 5-11-30 ATTENTION WORKING For choice PART TIME sales, shoe department. ONE BEDROOM apartment close to PERSONNEL. fADILLAC MUSTANG 1965. Blue, 6 cylinder, 3 Complete auto painting and Furnished and LIMOUSINE, 1961. collision service. IV 5-0256. C Albert's Meridian ?4all. 24 hours a MSU. Furnished and all utilities ONE GIRL unfurnished one bedroom locations, be sure Very impressive. All the options. speed. $300. 332-2650, call after immediately needed to week. Mus*; to reserve 6 p.m. 5-11-20 to work some paid. Attached garage. 351-0837. sublet Water's Edge. $55, was $75. apartments. Close to campus, bus early 351-1010, after 6 p.m. 3-11-20 weekendsV'^j holidays. Apply in 5-11-24 and for next SIMCA PARTS. 1964 and 1965. Winter or Winter / Spring term. Frandor. Available summer Phone 625-3285. 3-11-24 person. Ask for Mrs. Brenner. 351-5865. 5-11-30 immediately. Phone FABIAN and fall. pAMARO 2-28, 1968. Wood wheel, OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1968. 5-11-23 REALTY, ED 2-0811, IV 2-4619, console, excellent condition. Call Many, many extras. Excellent cedar greens IV 2-0571. 4-11-20 RIVER'S EDGE PRECISION ONE TWO girls Winter, (possibly 482-8132. 2-11-20 condition. JOB - and Low mileage. Best — JUNIOR, senior or graduate Spring and Summer). Close. offer. 351-2645, IMPORTS student to live with HASLETT HEVROLET 1962. White with red or weekends family and 1 Bedroom Furnished 351-0981. B-11-24 AREA. Modern 1 WATER'S EDGE 339-9444. 10-12-3 Complete service for assist with three young children bedroom furnished. trim. Good condition. $150. most foreign models - Fully APARTMENTS After for winter and spring terms. ONE GIRL for 4 carpeted. Phone after 5 P.m., ED man. 1 block from 5 p.m., 2-1190, 2-11-20 service, repair, and Short Term Leases For Roommate Service, OLDSMOBILE 1965 Hardtop. New Offering private room and bath, Berkey. Winter and/or 353-7938.5-11-23 bodywork. 484-4411 Spring. See our new resident snow tires. Good condition. IV board, phone, salary. Walking 351-2765. 1-11-20 jHEVROLET ^6 2. Good 4-7141. 5-11-24 1204 E. Oakland distance from campus. Call 509 NORTH Pennsylvania. managers, Frank and condition. SO«-V. 332-1209. Call 351-8631 Unfurnished, first 1962 AUSTIN Hcaley 3000 Mark II. 332-1105, 9-11 a.m.; 8 -10 p.m. NEED FOURTH girl floor. $160 Jo-Ann. 332-4432 4-11-20 4-11-20 to sublease includes utilities. Two bedroom. OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442, must sell, winter. Parts, wires, hardtop. 351-2019. Americana, $240/term. best offer. 335-0244. After 8 351-2707. 4-11-20 Garage. Married couple. No pets. 3-11-20 ROOMMATE Next to Cedar Village |HEVROLET 1 962. Good p.m., 355-8082. 5 11-24 BABYSITTER - MY home, daily. 8 NEEDED. Winter, IV 7-0843. 2-11-20 condition, snow tires. $295. Call a.m. - 3 p.m. Own transportation. spring. Grad preferred. Own room. MGA HARDTOP. Keep warm with Call 351-0170. 3-11-20 NEED ONE man for three man at 332-1202. 1-11-20 351-4480 after 3 p.m. 1-11-20 OLDSMOBILE D-88, 1965. insulated fiberglass hardtop. Offer. Meadowbrook Trace. Call |HEVY WAGON, 1964. Power Excellent condition, power 337-9218. 3-11-20 NEEDED: 6 young men and ONE GIRL needed for Americana 882-7782 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 CROSSWORD s t a 1 D HAT B steering, automatic. $475 or best steering and brakes. Owner leaving CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, for outside order women, department, Apartment. Large, close to p U L LIE t Ida ME 1 offer 351-9045. 6-11-24 country. 355-0884 after 5 p.m. 5-11-23 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. evenings and weekend, part time campus, cheap. Call W-11-24 351-4382. EAST LANSING near campus. One PUZZLE A N 6 LIE Ei A R Us P U D S 430 South Clippert, back of the work. Call 485-9700. X-10-12-4 bedroom, furnished. Large, airy £ R o B Us LjU E Koko Bar. 0-11 20 rooms. Air conditioned. ACROSS AS T i R| AC E TWO MAN ^ BABYSITTER WANTED for 3 year a»»;i"J-:^.pp*ter term. Beautifully maintained. B a Til K m g 1 F TIE D |A Reminder Select AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and" old, three evenings per week. Across froiRENJ t.u337 0731. clientele. Lease. 1. Insurgent 28. Neuter pronoun E x ot 1 5-11-24 332-3135 or C m NE American cars. If we can't fix it, it 351-6304. 4-11-25 8. Return 29. Gnaw away 882-6549. O A 1 R n u O 6E can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O 12. Agreeable 30. Activity U L n AM T 1 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. Monday - WANTED: GIRL to share apartment OWN ROOM block off 13. Calm 31. Boredom lH oa F Friday, 7:30 • 4 p.m. School ( WJ32 14. Turkish ruler s L a K E p EO pl E Aviation with one other girl. 332-1051, call campus 1 252 or 32. Finished vacations off. Care mornings. Prepare lunch for 3 of 1 child after 4:30 p.m. 5-11-20 332-6916. V-11-23 16. 17. Flower bract System 33. 35. Ice mass Entangle 1i a D 1 t ° n|E s TREE T S EiN S e FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to elementary children. 351-9171 19. Christmas 37 Tapestry learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. after 4 p.m. East Lansing. 1-11-20 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 20. Small horse 39. Farmer's lodge Special $5.00 offer. 484 1324. C units. These 22. Rule DOWN spacious luxury apartments are 42. Catchword 4. Foyer PART TIME employment: 12 completely 24. Slump 44. - 20 carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Fingerprints 1. Headland 5. Graphite hours Mediterranean Employment per required. 351-5800. O week. Automobile furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 25. 26. Baffle About 45. 46. Shipworm Follows closely 2. Huge bird 6. Addition to a garbage disposal and 3. Fit in letter FAST GROWING company now has individual control central air 7. Twilled cloth openings for several full time men. COUNT ON C L ASSI F I E D - conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 8. Fruit Also 2 part time positions open. ADS."They sell good things you parking spaces per unit The student's leisure i 2 3 H s 6 7 0 9 O 1 9. Criminal '\l l Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m.-4 don't need for cash! Dial 355-8255 time has been •idvertisemcnts must be paid adequately planned for with a giant heated 12 13 10. Arrow poison now! . IN ADVANCE from Monday, November 2 J until the end of the p.m. only. C swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you N % 16 11. Color blue 15 Highstrung term. want to fc among the first residents of TWYCKIi\JGI!AM call today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. '7 % 18. lecture 20. Greek letter % V/. IB <9 iviODEL OPEN EVERYDAY 20 21 22 % 23 21. Cereal seed 23. Cyprinoid fish FOR RENTAL INFORMATION EXCEPT SUNDAY M % 25 %% 25. Sea eagle avoid the MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or 332-644I CALL: 28 V// 29 % 30 26 27 26. Poem 27 To ' " hold line! SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES „ $> % 29. Hire 30. Boulevard % you have 31 32 a bill from an ad placed in the State News this AVAILABLE. % 31. Mistake Wednesday, 1 ''s it is not must be paid in full by November 2 5th. If 33 j/ SH 35 36 d% 32. Papal scarf 33. Woody fiber (Etopdungfjam paid you will be held 3a 39 HO Mi 34. - - • S'dnley - UP at registration. Take a few "'"lutes to 11 Gardner pay your bill at 347 43 <4M 'udent 1 36. Mischievous ■ Services, and save V"urself time and frustration at H5 38. Downcast MANA CEMENT EXCl USIVEL Y B Y: <46 "inter Term Registration. Alco Management % 40. Colloid 41. Curved letter Company 43. Negative ]4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F"day, November 20 m For Rent For Sale For Sale Recreation NEED THREE girls, *ublet winter ELECTRIC GUITAR. Gretsch Chet HART JAVELIN Combination skiis. I1*B WHAT'S Atkins Tennessean. CHRISTMAS BREAK tirm. Reduced rates. Cedar Good 200cm. New. $140. Greg, IN SPAIN (Continued HAPPENING Village. 332-2163. 3-11-23 condition, new neckwork and 351-1823. 5-11-23 fr0ttl , heads. Originally over $500. $209.00 Charles p. Sw>in, OR girls, sublet winter, Bargained at $280. Also WASHER, PERFECT $100 9 Days Limited director of ONE two campus, reduced. 351-2124. Harmony Arch - top, great action. a over new one; two - save like new Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 Space "adnvk ^ S? near 5-11-25 Only $50. Call Shoe Shine Willy mirrored bathroom cabinet*. scholarships, said 1 Jim Hartle 353-6959 require Revolver. 351-3316. 3-11-24 Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S higher a**1 credentials for NEED ONE or two roommates for EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coats in WOULD YOU rather do something, even though women women thade'8 December 15th. Furnished. else? Sell sporting goods you no Luxury. One block from campus, all sizes and types. $20 - $50. Animals longer use with a Want Ad. Dial out of high school with ,( 332-4432. 10-12-4 351 6337. 0-11-20 FREE KITTENS, box trained. Raised 355-8255 todayl $1.00 service charge per Persons interested in SALVATION will be returning for Kradepointaveram "In hl with starting Zen fact," Seeley said children. Very gentle. meditation, as taught by Rev. Joshu five more performances tomorrow admit 14' ALUMINUM Starcraft with 40 insertion to be pre¬ more Houses motor. 3 years old. Phone 332-0031 after 6 p.m. 4-11-20 Real Estate — Saski Roshi, are invited to attend a night. The Friday and Saturday women th hp even ^1 - 677-7581 after 5:30 p.m. 1-11-20 paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 beginning class in Zazen, Saturday performences are at 7:30 and 10 p.m. though we applications from THREE BEDROOM, furnished. MINIATURE weeks old. SCHNAUZERS, 9 OWNER, LEAVING city. Will sell on class day before. morning at 9 a.m. at 1541 Mt. The Sunday show for the benefit of factor is that men not all ^ $250, plus utilities. Sublease POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103,' Champion Sired. AKC FHA. 3 bedrooms. A-1 condition. Vernon, E. Lansing. Zazen will begin the Drug Educetion Center is at 7:30 the, we admit show winter / spring. 372-2641. 5-11-30 registered. Reasonable. 482-2705. IV 9 5527. 5-11-23 at 10 a.m. for all other students. For p.m. Tickets thet remain are on sale up, special sale. $29.95 up, plus 3-11-23 "We don't even more information call 351-9421. at the Union, Lums, State crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, The Badminton Club will Discount, look ,t, 605 LATHROP, meet Marshall name MATURE GIRL. Own room. Close, nice, inexpensive. 351-8709 after 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, BASSET. MALE. 14 weeks. AKC. Immediate possession. 6 rooms, 2 near MSU. tonight from 7 - 9 p.m. in the Lower Music, Albert's Meridian Mall, and Chess King Lansing Mall. Seeley on the said. "We start appij '' Lansing. C All shots. $100 or best offer. Gym of the Women's IM building. 5 p.m. 2-11-23 story, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths. A legal trashing on Campus by way address to see if it's 337-9204. 3-11-23 Newly decorated. $13,850 with of an ALL CAMPUS CLEAN-UP this a Michi SINGER 1970 MODEL $57.00 Help save livesl Give blood resident and go from $500 down to FHA. Call owner. at the there 2397 ABBOTT. Unfurnished 3 Full cash price used just a few times. Saturday, Nov. 21 8:30 - 11:00 a.m., TODAY IS THE LAST DAY "Some schools do ST. BERNARD pups. 4 left. Well Red Cross Blood Drive. It will be to bedroom duplex. Full basement, 482-5767, evenings and weekends. meeting at Shaw Lot. All trashing submit discrimin, Fully equipped to Zig-Zag, held in the Shaw Hall lower your entry into the All-U against 1 % baths. $200. 351-9036. marked. After 6 p.m., 482-5887. 5-11-25 lounge equipment will be provided. Rides calendar. Please notify Union Board women," he adi monogram, does fancy designs, 2-11-20 today, 10 - 6. will be furnished to areas. Help clean "Central Michigan 4-11-25 makes buttonholes and winds the of any meeting, coffee, film, makes ARE YOU looking for country living guest bones about it." bobbin automatically. Comes with up "eye - sore" areas around the speaker. We will have it printed MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS. Male, at a moderate price? This lovely 3 The Drug Education Center's benefit in the In its first NEAR DOWNTOWN Lansing, 2 walnut table. campus. "Pick-up" the MSU view. calendar which has a circulation of draft 0(l a sew Only $57.00 female. 9 weeks, AKC, $50. Phone bedroom ranch in the Williamston performances of Salvation is this bedroom unfurnished with new cash price or we welcome credit 484-5020. 4-11-24 area may be the answer. VA or Sunday evening at 7:30 at the For more information, call the 20,000. Either mail your card, drop Preliminary Set[| carpeting, dimmer light Environmental Hotline, 353-5453. shag control for only $140 per month accounts. Call 484-4553. 9 a.m. to FHA terms available. Call Erickson Kiva. Friday and Saturday it off at the Board office in the recommendations hi plus deposit. Call Simon Real 9 p.m. 0-11-20 STABLES acres - 10'x10' box stalls. 10% riding Board your SIMONS Okemos REAL ESTATE, at 7:30 and tickets are 10 p.m. All at the remaining Union, Lums, College of Human Medicine will hold Union Building or call 5-3355. adopted the opposite mix subco«imit? Estate, Okemos branch, 351-2260. area. Branch, 351-2260 or an informal discussion on "How to view. The first p0jnt. LEAR JET 8 track tape deck. Plays horses. Feed, stable and paddock Marshall draft stated 5-11-30 Maynard Beery, 351-5210. Music, State Discount, Get into Medical School" on Sunday, Last Free U listings for the term. Call AC, DC. Batteries. $50. Call by the day, week or month. We give 5-11-24 Albert's Meridian Mall, Chess King, Nov. 22, 2 • 4 p.m., 101 Giltner Hall. "Except in unusu7 351-6657. 3-11-20 351-9601 for Sheila or any Free U where recruitment your horse TLC. Call 393-8946and Grinnell's and in front of Bessey Hall for stui HOUSE TO share. Male. Carpeted Members of both the MSU College of person, to suggest any topic or ask forEdTripp. 18-12-3 QUALITY. this Friday and Saturday. Watch for is needed to living room, with fireplace. HAVE you been Human Medicine and Preparatory interest for next term. Yoga, Mon. & meet a criti FISHER 50 watt amp. And 12" another big preview at the Gables societal Kitchen privileges. $50 and $65 speakers, Sony 250 tapedeck, disappointed in the quality of Committee (Dr. Cowan, Dr. Thomas, Fri. 7 - 8 a.m.; Sat. 9-11 a.m.; Tues. demand, no differentii 5 minutes to campus. Call GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, homes in the $40,000 price range? Show Bar. in admissions rooms. Garrard turntable, FM tuner, 12 Dr. Adams) will be speaking. FOR & Thurs. 7 p.m.. Green Room, will be appliei 339-9060 or 487-6295. 1-11-20 AKC, ready now. $45. Phone If so, then call for an appointment ALL according to sex." tapes - $325. Call Ray. 675-7326 Come to the Flea Market at Williams BLACK, CHICANO, AND Union; Sat. 7:30 p.m., 36A Union. 351-7740. 3-11-20 to see this professionally OTHER After a after 7 p.m. 3-11-20 MINORITY STUDENTS. Swimming, 2 - 3 p.m. Sat. Women's meeting Wednesdal decorated Hall Cafeteria Sunday, November FOUR MAN to sublet. Have to it and landscaped new 22, see from All other students invited. For I.M. Upper Pool. Self - Defense, 5 - 6 night, members of to believe it. 332-3344. 551 AKC COLLIE. 6 months. Male. home. We'd like you to see it, so 1 • 4 p.m. Buy Christmas further thJ information, contact p.m. Sunday, Men's I.M. Judo Room. committee agreed that Lexington Ave. 4-11-20 TEAC TAPE deck — over $500 new. Must sell. Call 351-5156. 5-11-24 Needs good home. Reasonable. you can compare. Call SIMON presents, see tie-dye and macrame Roderick Lee at 355-9486 or room ADDITION: RADICAL recommendation would tin the aboJ 351-1483. 5-11-24 REAL ESTATE, Okemos Branch, demonstrations or just browse. tU 100 Giltner Hall. CAPITALISM, Thurs. 8 p.m., 210 50-50 THREE BEDROOMS unfurnished, 2 351-2260 or Maynard Beery, balance in favor baths. $115 a month. 417 N. GUARANTEED USED sewing SIAMESE KITTENS. 7 weeks. Males 351-5210. 5-11-24 Come visit the MSU Tolkien females and would not Due to Thanksgiving Vacation the machines. $9.95 up, over 65 to desirable. Francis, Lansing. Call 485-4917, and females. 393-6703 after 5 Fellowship! The Back to Middle volunteers who usually visit Texas choose from. Portable and cabinet YOUR Earth A 372-4747. 5-11-23 p.m. 3-11-20 BIG family deserves this Movement of the Fellowship new models, some late models. Zig-zag house for Christmas. It has grace, will hold its Cottage of LANSING BOYS St. John's Grad Club will meet recommendation and straight stitchers. ELECTRO regular Friday night TRAINING SCHOOL on Wednesday tonight at 8 p.m. in the Spartan being drafted. GIRL NEEDED immediately, winter. MINIATURE SCHNAUZER puppies. comfort, elegance. Perfect for meeting in the South Hubbard formal will meet this Monday, Nov, 23 Room at St. John's Student Whatever the $60. Washer, dryer. 351-0795 GRAND, 804 E. Michigan AKC registered. Shots. Perry, call family holidays. Call me to see lounge at 8 p.m. Parish, decides to present as subcommitt instead. We will leave from the Union 327 MAC Avenue. Speaker will be Avenue. Lansing. Hours 9 - 5 p.m., this stately, its after 5 p.m. 4-11-20 625-7019. 1-11-20 older home. Tipi at 7 p.m. Anyone who can donate Representative Thomas Saturday, 9-12. 3-11-20 L. Brown recommendation will be Eyke, 332-3895 or SIMON REAL The Asian Studies Center at MSU will refreshments please bring them along. from the the full givenu Michigan House of commission LANSING. Furnished 2 bedrooms, FREE PUPPY. 11 weeks old. Call ESTATE, Okemos Branch, present Betty True Jones in a Representatives. Topic for discussion fcj close to campus. GUITARS: MARTIN D-35, $405; 351-3608. 2-11-23 351-2260. 3-11-24 of "Dances of South India discussion. Lease, students. program — The is "Ethics in Government." D-28, $365. Gibson Les Paul Society for Creative Call after 5 p.m., 351-4757 or Mohiniyattam and Kathakali" Anachronism will meet in the Union 485-6483. 3-11-20 custom, $460. Rick, 351-5869. ADOPT A house for Christmas. Make Monday, November 23 at 8:15 p.m. C-11-20 Mobile Homes your family complete with a home in Fairchild Theatre. Admission is Ballroom at 8 p.m. Saturday Those interested in Girl Scouting: Hiring 'freeze' November 21. Plans for our winter Campus Girl Scouts "Sing Thing," GIRL NEEDED for House winter that fills every need. For free. help in term activities will be discussed. and/or spring terms. Call TV — EARLY American console, ROYCRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, Sunday, 4:30 p.m., 333 E. Shaw making this a dream Christmas, 351-0603. 2-11-20 maple. 23". Black and white. $50. air - conditioned, furnished, Hall. Bring guitars, song books, and call Tipi Eyke, 332-3895 or behind The ALTERNATIVE $1.00 for dinner. For info contact (Continued from page 1) 332-3044. 3-11-20 Gables. 351-3415. SIMON REAL ESTATE, Okemos 10-11-25 COFFEEHOUSE Saturday night 9 Juliet, 355-9125. GIRL NEEDED winter - spring. Own Branch, 351-2260. 3-11-24 Service year, will be able to hire i p.m. - 12 p.m. Coffee, folk rock, room. $75 a month includes all ELECTRIC GUITAR and amplifier man as a replacement, 1969 HILLCREST Deluxe. 12 X 60, dialog, expression, friends, Jesus USED BOOK DRIVE is being held Cantln utilities. 551 Lexington. with case, six strings. $75. SPREAD CHEER this Christmas. Sell said. 2 bedroom. Call 625-3520 • W IF YOUR Want Ad was running today Christ. 4930 S. Hagadorn, across by Man and Nature Bookstore this 332-0968. 3-11-23 882-5163. 5-11-20 your house. You'll make one Cantlon said further cuts \ your vacancy would probably be from Hubbard Hall. Admission only week. If you have some material that family happy with your present 25c. be made, if necessary, TWO MEN needed for winter. Sublet. GIRLS BICYCLE with basket EAST LANSING, for rent, one home, yours happy with a new filled. Dial 355-8255 nowl you would like to donate, please call "rightud bedroom and two bedrooms. $130 353-6633 and we'll come and pick up the hierarchy". $50. Own rooms. 351-0720. included. $15. |r if) condition. one. Waiting to help you. Call Tipi and up. Security deposit. Phone PROFESSIONAL the stuff The freeze could affect thi 3-11-24 Was $40 nevSPwai| evenings, Eyke, 332-3895 or SIMON REAL THESIS or you can drop the 351-4626. 5-11-20 332-2437.5-11-24 material off at our store, 328 Student choice of replacement for Jack ESTATE, Okemos Branch, PREPARATION WANT SOMETHING new for TWO BEDROOM Mobile home, 351-2260. 3-11-24 living? Services, 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday M. Bain, dean of the College c RICHARDSON, 1965. IBM Check today's Want Ads for thru Friday; Saturday 12 a.m. - 6 furnished. Excellent condition. WE DO most repairing and replace 10x50 • Typln| Communication Arts. Bain hi broken includes storage shed. Call after 6 ■ Multillth Printing household goods. p.m. Close to campus. $140/month. frames. OPTICAL .. announced that he will resign i 353-5767. 1-11-20 DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan p.m., 351-1713. 5-11-24 Service ;; | fc - a rl" • H»rdblndln| ' dean to return to full • tin -i t {/ v.* * " Avenue, 372-7409. C-11-20 This weekend at the ALBATROSS: NEED ED ONE CHAMPION - 1962, 10x50, air SEWING, DRESSMAKING and Complett Professional Thesis Service far Friday, formerly with the WARMTH, teaching. Own roo^. jipMTED't winter. CHEST, $12.95. conditioned. 2 bedroom carpeted. designing. Get your holiday party Master's and Decteral Candidates Fra* folk strummer Mark Palmer with Although Cantlon said he I »o0. 3C 337-0751. Stove, $12.95. Brechure and Consultation. Ploast Call not explicitly told the Like new. $2,500. 482-3723 after dresses made now. Long or short. college^ Who's 5-11-23 Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. Paula Gill. Saturday, Super folk artist Cliff and Paula Haufhoy 337 1527 or (27-2936. ABC 5 p.m. 5-11-24 Will pick up and deliver if Joe Janeti with search and selection group t SECONDHAND STORE, banjo (and ROOM IN house. Comfort, cooking, 1208 Turner. C r — 3 necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.m. dulcimer??) The Albatross is at 547 Bain's successor must come frogj ANN BROWN: Typing and multililh 15-12-4 parking. $60, utilities. 351-3387 Lost & Found offset printing. Complete service E. Grand River, across from Berkey within the college, indication! evenings. 3-11-20 SOLO VOX — organ attachment for Lorraine Van Antwerp, Grand Ledge, Hall. Open 8 p.m. - 2 a.m., music NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE for dissertations, theses, are strong that a candidate froal piano. Call 882-2748 anytime. LCC to Elliott Myers, Pittsburgh, starts about 9 p.m. $1.00 LOST: GREY and white cat near manuscripts, general typing. IBM. donation, outside the University would 4-11-24 COPY SHOPPE can show you PA., 2nd coffee, hot cider, pretzels and Michigan yr. grad. Rooms 337-1760 and Harrison. Phone how to get two Xerox copies for 21 years experience. 332-8384. C people!! C'mon by! encounter considerable or 351-9322. 3-11-24 SMITH CORON * Jotric, portable the price of one. Phone 332-4222. Linda Gum, Clarksburg, W.Va., difficulty on financial ground^ SPARTAN HALL now leasing for typewriter, i$0iype. 337-1127 LOST: C IF YOUR the best in the business let sophomore to Jack Padley, Brighton, Petitions for the ATL Student alone. winter term. Singles, men, women. after 5 p.m. 5-11-20 CHOCOLATE brown cocker people know with a Want Ad. Dial spaniel mix. junior. Advisory Committee are still Selecting Bain's successor (rod 351-9286 or 372-1031. 0-12-4 Vicinity Shepard SENIORS! 355-8255 now. ELECTRIC GUITAR and a small Street and available at the Bessey Hall Dept. within the College o| expressway. Reward. FINAL WEEK! 487-5252. 2-11-20 TYPING — TERM papers, theses, etc. Martha Miller, Birmingham senior. office. See Joan. Communication Arts woul Y.M.C.A. — ROOMS for young men amplifier. $80. Phone 484-3608. 3-11-23 Have your FREE yearbook Electric typewriter. Call Gamma Phi Beta to Willis Martin, allow a budgetary switch, witlj or women. Membership privileges. LOST: PUPPY, white / brown ears, picture taken now!!! Call 484-9295. 3-11-23 Grand Rapids, MSU grad. Public Lecture by Senor Samuel Bain becoming a faculty mmbi Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, 353-5292 Marti, distinguished figure in Inter - UNIQUE CHRISTMAS Gifts. flea collar. Vicinity Cornell Ave. for an American affairs and the leading and a faculty member becoming gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O Charlene L. Keding, Birmingham, Inflatable plastic chairs, hassocks, 35-1-3398 Reward. S-11-20 appointment. a dean. MAKE THE most of the mobile home senior to Walter A. Zarnoch, authority on the art and music of sofas. Easy to mail. Call 337-9215 market! Sell them fast with Want Tecumse+i, MSU grad. Latin America, will speak on Mudra; ROOM, BOARD for babysitting, noon - midnight. 0-12-4 light housework. 1 child. Near Personal DRESSMAKING, and ALTERATIONS, Ads. Dial 355-8255 now! Symbolic Hands in Asia and Mexico, formals. Experienced. Tonight, 8:15 p.m. in the Music Bldg. Frandor, GRADUATE 372-8842. 12-12-4 STUDENT instructor. Attractive room or SHORT, IMITATION fur coat, $10; full length wool, mink collar, $15. 484-4061. 3-11-23 HYPNOSIS needed RESEARCH. for month of December. Call 484-6766. B-11-20 Males Reasonable 11-11-30 charge. 355-1040. TERM accurate PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid service. Experienced. AFTER Auditorium. Voting (Continued from page 1) for VACATIONING? NEED a sitter? 393-4075, 484-1874. 20-12-4 Abrams Planetarium presents A.R.C. serious student in lovely POOL TABLE, Motorcycle, FDK, SMILE! Someone, somewhere Couple with child. December 21 - 70. Lights and live rock in the unique "I spoke to the elections! residential neighborhood. Walking typewriter, records, skates, loves you. HLS. 1-11-20 open. 351-6161. 1-11-20 WOULD YOU rather have a new one? atmosphere of the planetarium sky director earlier," Mrs. GrandyJ distance to campus. References. 351-6286. X-11-20 encyclopedia, clothes, etc. 669-3342. 5-11-25 TIM AND WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING Then sell used household with a Want Ad. Dial 355-8255 goods the theatre. Featuring MAGIC and The New Eye See The Light Show Co. said, "and he didnt definitely not to register ayl 18 ALLIE-POO, Ready, WINDOWS, and painting eave NEWLY DECORATED willing and able! Susie and Vickie. todayl Program times are Friday, 7:30 and year - olds, but neither did 1*1 rooms. Girls troughs. 372-8507. X-20-11-25 9:30 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 & 9:30 Attention Indian Students 1-11-20 tell me to go ahead and registal only. Share living $16 4-11-25 - $17 /week. room, kitchen. 393-8491. and Exotic Food Lovers. 20% FREAKS: YOU got what you PAINTING: that room Interior. Brighten for the holidays. Grad up Transportation GAME p.m., Nov. 20 and 21. Tickets are $2.00 at the Union, the Planetarium or at the door. them." She said she would not accejxi I off with this ad on Salties and deserved Victory. Farley and registrations from persons unwi — students, reasonable. 372-8158. NEED RIDE to New York City area PRIVATE. NEAR campus. Indian Spices available at Stripper. 1-11-20 21 until she hears from "*1 6-11-25 for Fly to HAWAII this Xmas (Dec. 13 Furnished. $50 - $60. Phone Thanksgiving. Call Bob, take me to: 332-3357. 10-12-4 LEAVE YOUR 339-8092. S-11-25 or 27 - Jan. 4) for $339 aboard Pan attorney general. extra marshmallows CROSS ROADS IMPORTS in room 6 Baker. 5-11-25 BABYSITTING IN my home, American's 747. First Class "If we know definitely ROOM FOR 12, doubles. $200 per 222 Abbott Road Experienced, 332-6701. 3-11-23 with references. accommodations on Waikiki Beach the ruling is by next week I term. Room, board, washing. Call Wanted PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSE, available at reasonable extra cost. For would be glad to regis r I 332-3574. 11-12-4 Peanuts Personal NEW FASHIONS and across from Sears, on Clippert. information and others this concerning this flight year - olds," Mrs. Grandy*! MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all formals and bridal alterations, gowns by WANTED TO rent: Working students Fine foods. 1-11-20 (Dec. 17 Xmas to LONDON Jan. 61 and NEW YORK Meanwhile, State E I Bernard Apol - brands. 30% off list price. Rich: For Sale SIVANDRIL experienced European need 4 bedroom house (Dec. 13 or 23 • Jan. 31, contact the Director 351-5869. C Solmath - 9 JUST wait until 355-0850. 5-11-25 seamstress. campus. Responsible, all over 21. near DAGWOOD TAVERN, the way to the Stadium. Home of the Union Board Travel Office, Office. 2nd floor Th'niNriav he would not ISSUC*1 FOR SALE: First $1200 gets Benson Moonglum. 1-11-20 (January 31). 351-3348, 332-0951. 2-11-20 nation's finest Draft Beers. Union or call 353-9777 daily directjve either way on "*| KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt gyrocopter. Climbs 12,000, cruises 1-11-20 between 11:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. question until he hears from stereo receiver. Fisher TX stereo amp. Wharfedale 100 70. Only students license COOCHIE BEAR. You're the only Typing Service HIGHER SECONDARY EDUCATION; attorney general. ^ EDUCATION; set. Garrard lab 80 speaker necessary. Beats skydiving. Call one for me. Love, Dumpling. COMPLETE SOCIAL-ECONOMIC ARBY'S ROAST BEEF, 270 West Jane Fonda will speak today, 2 p.m. "Obviously, whenuthfh. U| Empire turntable. Dual changer. HS33 484-6601. 1-11-20 1-11-20 THESES Discount printing. IBM typing and *orvice. DEVELOPMENT. Directories of Grand River, East Lansing. 11 in the Main MSU Advance tickets may be purchased at Auditorium. is being discussed by ^1 Positions. New, innovative a.m. - 2 a.m. 1-11-20 authorities, I'm not - compact amps, stereo set. tuners, receivers, tape STEREO, NIKKOR Electronic 50MM f/2 lens, $60. MEN OF Theta Chi. Thanks for the great dinner last night. binding of theses, resumes, publications. Across from campus, approach. Inexpensive. Effective. Write: In terce pt/Sociocom, CORAL GABLES Bar and the Union Ticket Office, Groups of 15 price is 50c. issue » state"*" «W"I|y] flash, $7. Dennis, Love, or more people can get recorders, tape decks, 150 used 353-8658. 1-11-20 Little Sisters. 1-11-20 corner MAC and Grand River, Harvard Square, P. O. Box 317, Restaurant. 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. a 10% discount on the price of the conflict with, the 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, below Style Shop. Call Cambridge, Mass. 02138. Call: Rathskeller and Party Store. tickets. Groups interested in general's ruling," < 300 used albums. oCOPYGRAPH (617) 868-4150. Until the attorney T.V.'s, radios, WILL SELL two student tickets to BARB YOU Bogart! You're a real SERVICES, 1-11-20 purchasing block tickets, see Mrs. walkie talkies, wall tapestries. 337-1666. C rules, Apol said, the - Northwestern game. Evening, card. Happy 21st! The Buzzards. WANTED BY area radio station; Leonard, room 307, Student Equipment tested and guaranteed. whether to register }» Save 355-0982.1-11-20 1-11-20 announcer and time salesman or UNIVERSITY BIG BOY Services. J olds is left to the discretion money by TERM PAPERS, Dissertations. SCM swapping salesman / announcer. Write: Box RESTAURANT, 1050 WILCOX SECONDHAND Electric, pica. Experienced. Call GAY AR AMPLIFIER. Four months old. SUE, HOPE Your Grand Trowbridge Road, next to LIB is sponsoring a dance the individual clerks. STORE, 509 East Michigan, Birthday Sharon, 393-4234. 2-11-23 A1, State News. 2-11-23 AR turntable. Shure cartridge. today is the Happiest, ever. Love, University Inn. 7 a.m. - 11 tonight at 8 p.m. in the Lower 485-4391, 8 5:30 p.m., Monday - p.m. 1-11-20 353-3008 Lounge of Snyder. The dance will thru Saturday. C or 353-1833. X-5-11-24 Doug. 1-11 20 TYPING TERM papers and theses. BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for all positive, A negative, B negative feature the RUST. A donation of $1 Mrs. Shotwell said t I teenagers who regste'T Electric typewriter. Fast service. ZENITH CIRCLE of sound. CAVE OF THE CANDLES, 110 will be asked. and AB negative, $10.00. O Wednesday would still have Call 332-4597. 18 12-3 Excellent condition. Beautiful Recreation negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Abbott, across from MSU. KNEELING BUS sound. Ideal for dorm or DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Specializing in Seafoods fine Steaks. Cocktails and the and PARKING LOT RACING RETURNS wait" 30 days after thJJJjfl TO MSU. The MSU Sports Cer Club apartment. 332-1900. 3-11-24 After 6 p.m., Ski Laurentian Mts. papers. Expert typist with degree 507K East Grand River, East most complete wine selection will law goes into effect A present Gymkhana gas - turbine bus that in English. IBM. 351 8950. OO Lansing. Above the new Campus in the area. 1-11-20 a Sunday, Nov. 22 from -6 p.m. in the this can qualify to v0*e' kneels" gently when it stops '/» Montreal, Canada Book Store. Hours; 9 a.m. to 3:30 PRICE on guitar with Commuter Lot Y, located at the in order to let passengers off purchase of guitar. See case Rick at $175.00 BARBI No MEL: Typing, multilithing. p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and SUBMARINE SANDWICHES and intersection of Mt. Hope and Farm Mrs. Shotwell said that g' at curb level is job too large Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 being tested MARSHALL MUSIC, East Block off campus. or too small. noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C original Sicilian Pizza. SUB Lane. Entry fees are pegged at $1.50 Lansing City Clerk 1 by New York City officials. Lansing. C-11-20 7 days — giant package! 332-3255. C VILLA, 4980 Northwind, for club who was out of town j members, $2.50 for those Call Now TYPING — 85 wpm, 1949 - 1953. Ford or Mercury. Will SUNDAY SPECIAL, All the unattached to any sports car club. were caught off I J If you're looking for GIBSON SG standard. $175. Sunn term papers, spaghetti you Call 332-3700 for means of transportation a special try spectrum I, $300. Craig, Jim Pitcher STUDENTOURS 351-2781 theses, scientific Reasonable. 484 2661.0 reports. consider running car or parts of car. 676-1213.3-11-24 $1.00. 1-11-2 0 cen eat for information. Wednesday request to register. by th|hesaidt State News Classified Ads. 353-1352. 3-11-24 SKI E RSI I Besides its regular business TAKE A trip this UNCLE JOHN'S RESTAURANT Though you may not find a Christmas meeting, Moosuski is showing an TRAVEL TRAILER. 10'. Excellent Break. Acapulco, or Spring EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT typist IF YOU WANT SOME changes made PANCAKE HOUSE. 2820 East outasight ski flick at the meeting on State Rep. Jackie v s , kneeling bus you'll find perky $249, Nassau, close to campus. Reasonable rates. check the "household goods" for Grand River. Open D-Detroit, who imports, convertibles, and condition. $250 or highest bid $179, Jamaica, $239, or ski in sale in today's Classified Ads. Sunday Tuesday, Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Call 351-1765. O-ll 20 thru Thursday, 6 a.m. - 355-6028. 3-11-24 11 American Legion Hall (behind the E. who knows what all. Check Canada, $175. All complete p.m. Friday and now! deluxe package deals Saturday 6 Lansing bus terminal). All final Call Frank TERM PHILOSOPHY PAPER needed at a.m. 4 a.m. 1-11-20 DINETTE SET. Good PAPERS, dissertations, etc. - Austria and Boyne week condition. Buck, 351-8604 or 332-3581 once. Call 366-3737 after 6 p.m. payments $30. Call 393 3043. 3-11-24 Experienced, IBM Selectric. Call must be paid then. Come 5-11-23 No weekends. 3-11-20 on, all you Karen, 882-2639. B-11 -20 jet - turners. guess. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 20, 1970 15 -f' 7 r 't J&*. • V Company's fire unopposed My Lai, witness testifiestestified in a breaking voice as a premeditated rrurder of 102 prosecution witnesses whose FT. BENNING, Ga. prosecutor hammered at him in (AP) — On unarmed Vietnar ese civilians in the morning of the a heated 44 testimony was intended to alleged My • minute cross - My Lai that r.fiy - and the bolster the government's claim Lai massacre, Charlie examination. Company defense has sugf^sted that any that a multiple execution of moved into the Vietnamese Mitchell is being court - action he took nere was under Vietnamese civilians took place hamlet with guns martialed on charges of assault blazing, even orders. Me ina his at My though no resistance was with intent to murder South was Lai. An attmept to immediate supeuor. connect Calley to the apparent, a witness testified Vietnamese civilians at My Lai. shooting is Thursday at Lt. William Calley Mitchell was the final defense However, on cross - expected to come later. Jr.'s court martial. examination, Paul testified that - witness. The judge's charge to he and Medina watched a Eventually, their commander the seven - officer jury and final Vietnamese boy, about 8 years told them to stop, he added. arguments were expected Fri¬ John Paul, 23, old, gunned down on another was radio operator at Jupiter, Fla., My Lai day morning, with the case going to the jury in the afternoon. occasion that morning. In Nixons to give March response to a question, the 16, 1968, for Capt. After the defense rested, the witness said he couldn't recall Ernest Medina, Company C jury asked to hear again the Medina making any comment on commander. Paul finally transmitted a testified message to he testimony of the three prosecution witnesses the incident. There was no dinner for vets the advancing troops in which suggestion that concerning the activities around Medina's admonition against the "Capt. Medina inquired what all a drainage ditch outside the excessive the shooting was about and South Vietnamese firing of weapons village of My specifically was directed at WASHINGTON (AP) - requested Sponsor selection it be stopped ammunition could be saved." In Ft. Hood, Tex., the defense so Lai. of Mitchell's lawyer, Ossie Brown Baton Rouge, La., asked Calley, who headed C Cs 1st President and Mrs. Nixon will platoon. And Paul was asked on give a Thanksgiving day dinner cross examination: at the White House for about Ranger Capt. Walt Gutowski, right, stands with Marty Wednesday night during the Army ROTC's rested after a fiery session in Mitchell one question: - 100 annual sponsor "Is it not true that at no time Vietnam veterans in Wiggins Jr., left, and Linda McLean, Jr. a representative selection night. Coeds from various another My Lai trial. "Did you shoot at groups on campus are "I'm positive I shot any during your movement through Washington area hospitals. A [from Gamma Phi Beta, as they look at the Ranger display invited to select the cadet activity they would like to at no Vietnamese people ...?" the village of May Lai that you White House announcement said one," St. Sgt. David Mitchell "No, sir " Mitchell the hospitals will select the sponsor at this time. State News photo by Jim Klein . . . observed Lt. Calley?" interrupted. "That's true," replied the patients to attend. ". in a ditch at My Lai 4 on witness, a young man who said . . LL NO WITNESSES March 16, 1968?" "No, sir, Mr. Brown, I did he now works as a technical Last Thanksgiving - their first writer. not." in the White House - the Nixons "I tender the witness," Brown Calley, 27, faces a maximum penalty of death if convicted of gave a similar turkey dinner for said. A/lanson attorneys close the murder charge. residents of Washington - area Calley is accused of the Paul was among a series of homes for the elderly. bS ANGELES (AP) — In a members of his hippie - case type subpoena, but made the decision charged with murder and jise move, defense attorneys clan are charged with murder California law be corroborated to rest "early this their case Thursday in the and conspiracy in the morning" conspiracy in the slayings of the by other evidence. slaying of after a late - night meeting with actress and six others last fon Tate murder trial Miss Tate and six others. year. The prosecution argued that it defendants. The attorneys said out calling any witnesses. Defendant Susan Atkins will they wished had proved its case "beyond any |e judge, however, later be the first to take the to present exhibits but would "When you see what the reasonable doubt." Vincent stand, J'ed them to reopen the case Fitzgerald said, and will be defendants have to say, you will call no witnesses. Bugliosi called defense three women defendants know why we did it," he said. In arguing for dismissal followed by Patricia Krenwinkel arguments "almost unbelievable ake the stand. and Leslie Van Houten. He said defense attorneys held that there "This is no acquiescence of was "no substantial ... embarrassing." fy were to begin testifying they indicated evidence" Before the session, during a guilt," he said of the attorneys' Fitzgerald today and attorneys chambers conference they will move to rest. "We intend to against the defendants. They told newsmen the defendants ated they would be the held, too, that the state's star "think the prosecution has failed on prepare questions they want vigorously argue this case ... I la total of five days. their attorneys to ask. The don't like to be associated with a witness, a former member of to even raise suspicion of their Manson's clan, should be |torney Paul Fitzgerald, attorneys will reluctantly do so, case where my client does not guilt. They feel the prosecution sman for the defense, said he said. follow my advice. But I am not classified as an accomplice if her case is totally absurd and Irastic action of resting was The judge's order to going to abandon a defendant in thus testimony is to be believed, and preposterous. They laugh about reopen her story must under in an effort to keep the the case came in chambers after an important murder it." case such bn from testifying, the women defendants as this." lorneys have advised them personally told him they felt The women defendants yoi/l 1u/ffAs lo testify, he said, because >'> they had a constitutional right [know what they're going to Asked if they intend to to testify. Manson has expressed no indicated their desire to testify immediately after the defense rested. s&score! to roles in the murders desire to testify, Fitzgerald The abrupt move came after In effort to establish said. the judge denied defense lence for Charles Manson, prald said: "No comment." lison and the three women Fitzgerald noted that the defendants had planned a full defense with 84 witnesses under motions to acquit Manson and three members of his Charles women hippie style clan, UNCLE JOHN S Open r » Sun. thru Thurs. 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. oo urges senators Fri. & Sat. 6 a.m. to 4 a.m. 2820 E. Grand River 487-3761 override Nixon's veto 53 /'pancakeN jn i WASHINGTON (AP) - veto message, but widely The bill Nixon vetoed places V HOUSE ^ V.* « *i _ .Kv . ! "rumors" President Nixon rumored, strict limits on the money was a major I to dodge a debate with his consideration in the President's candidates can spend for 1 UNCLE I rj£m\ Democratic opponent, mind I Charles E. Goodell asked . . . that this bill would open the opportunity for television promotion. It also would waive equal time I ■ JOHN S |r Republican senators debates by presidential provisions in the case of a debate FAMILY RESTAURANT h day to vote to override candidates on the networks in between two presidential i's veto of a bill limiting 1972." candidates. sion campaign Goodell did not mention spending, ning his own defeat in New Nixon's 1960 television debate p three • way Senate race with John F. Kennedy. on well - financed TV "If the President of the United (P'gns against him, Goodell States chooses not to debate, he 1 his plea directly at the 16 can say so. He will be respected blicans who voted for the by the people of this country. |tion bill when it passed the He does not have to hide behind the present law that makes it ■termed Nixon's objections infeasible and invalid and added: impracticable to have a debate with minor $0THEN WHAT HAPPENED ? ke other factor, which was candidates that demand equal petitioned in the President's time." artha M LASTTHIN6 I REMEMBER, HE YELLED S0METHIN6 mes over slight IN JAPANESE. pHINGTON (AP) — Martha Mitchell is sizzling over what Interprets as a deliberate slap at her by Mrs. Richard M. n s press secretary. onuie Stuart is 1 to trying to kill me," was the way Mrs. Mitchell reporters Thursday. f wife of Atty. Gen. John Mitchell, known for her late - f'calls to newspapers and reporters, is the most controversial ■ Cabinet wives. 1 she was in a fine tiff F Thursday. Probably gives me more trouble than she gives you," Mrs. r" said, Pers in referring to Mrs. Stuart who has had run-ins with the past. fording to Mrs. Mitchell, she was to be hostess for a Blair 1 uncheon Point Thursday for the Cabinet wives to announce a sewing project she expects them to undertake. ; unt'heon came off as scheduled. [ stle said Mrs. Stuart didn't t> when give her credit in a Monday she announced that Mrs. Nixon would attend a fiouse luncheon "sponsored by the Cabinet wives." I | ®he hadn't been able to find out why Mrs. Stuart didn't I* edge that it was her luncheon. L,, 'he worst thing I've ever been through since I've been fzf°n" she said with irritation. lf d that it had been "hazardous" without explaining From one beer lover to another L »We is trying l„ kill m«," she said. {I 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 2 197(1 Students getting By MICHAEL FOX A proposal to incorporate selected to join the on committee Dept. of potentially important. Allen student participation into the Natural Stiles, Lincoln Park State News Staff Writer Science Advisory "Students will make it junior, is the new chairman of Language Student bylaws of the Dept. of Social Committee, after the important, if we get student Committee is now Adv. the eight • member group. He The four Science will be considered by department's faculty voted in participation and awareness." for new members in petitionj. departments of the replaces Rick Meister, Fayette, their grouTl department's faculty today. October to support the concept Nance said. with information University College are moving to available involve students on A vote is possible if time of student participation on "We are honored that the Ohio, junior, who retired from the committee two weeks ago department office at attj, remains after discussion, Douglas committees. department has given us this Hall. Bess* ^ departmental faculty James for personal reasons. The committees in accord with the Dunham, chairman of the Dept. Possi, Escanaba privilege. It is an opportunity to Dept. of freshman, and Ted Nance, The group is an unofficial the process Humanities is J principle of increased student of Social Science, said. attempt to establish better committee which meets student of nttln| Up I Washington, D.C., sophomore communication," Possi said. He committee, Stiles ajj participation in acadmic If passed, it would make the were selected by the , regularly with Edward Carlin, Stiles said governance. Student Advisory Committee of University said he doesn't think the faculty dean of University University College A College Student Planning College. currently setting up the department an official group was receptive to student The American Thought and an ad | Committee from six candidates involvement on the committee. committee- which could present issues to the who petitioned for the positions. Nance and Possi willbe Faculty Advisory Committee. visiting Meeting on aid The students join five faculty various classes in different The students proposal would also give a department's seat on each of the track members who are advise the chairman the on faculty and students. elected to behalf of natural science tracks to better idea of the courses. Possi said they have asked get a UNCLE SAM'S to Pakistan set three "I think it's about time," said STEAK HOUSE curriculum committees. These track coordinators to Richard Seltin, acting chairman print up three students would also be ex- better explanations of tracks officio members who vote on of the Dept. of Natural Science. than are now offered in current A meeting to discuss the He said student partipation on literature. department's General organizing wave relief materials for victims of the Pakistan will be held at 7 tidal p.m. Curriculum Committee. Two seats with votes would the faculty department's affairs and curriculum, affairs committees is likely to student The University College Student Planning Committee, which operates the Student No. 26 Friday in the second floor Union also be granted on the come in the future. Ombudsman office in 187 lobby. Experimentation, Instruction Both student representatives Arrangements are being made and Evaluation committee that Bessey Hall, is currently working Filet Steak $1.54 on the natural science to gain student for setting up local collection handles the department's special committees see their positions as participation in Sirloin Steak $1.51 other areas of the college. Pork Chops $1.41 boxes for clothing and other projects. relief materials. Fried Chicken $1.30 Two students were recently In trouble Jumbo Fried Shrimp SoJh/ $1.44