Male students approve co-ed Sixty - By DIANE PETRYK State News Staff Writer four per cent of 3,524 male board of trustees Wharton has not received the data Friday, according to Dickerson. officially released the results, although he indicated he same Snyder floor - provided such as reason an for voting down the Phillips proposal that would have arrangement for students class standing, colleges and residence Percentages rooms in favor of the alternating suggestion were freshmen 39; halls. ■ the living option Phillips where students alternating rooms proposal rejected by drafted identified themselves residence hall office as or having held elected resident assistant's students responding to a residence hall would do over 21 and those with parental the board of trustess 4-3 Friday. so early this week, Dickerson sophomores, 55; juniors, 56; seniors, 55 position during the 1969-70 academic year. living options survey taken by the Office of said. permission. and special and By residence halls percentages of Parents with daughters at MSU Student Affairs said they would approve of According to the report of findings, the Parent and student questionnaires were graduate students, 68. respondents in favor in descending order rejected purpose of Freshmen respondents totaled the alternate rooms men and women living in alternating rooms the survey was "to gain mailed together to families who would 2,543, are: proposal by 94 per information regarding the sophomores 2,552, juniors cent, and parents with sons at MSU 0r suites on the same floor of a residence preference of have new students residing in residence 1,928, and Snyder, 78; S. Case, 73; E. Holmes, 70; by 91 parents seniors 984. per cent. The total and students for possible parental sample said hall, and 40 per cent of 4,502 female living halls in fall 1970 or had students in W. Shaw, 68; W. Fee, 67; N. Hubbard and they had 4,229 male students and 5,022 options which might be By colleges, the percentages of student respondents agreed. provided for residence halls during the 1969-70 W. McDonel, 66; Abbot and E. Shaw, 65; female students at MSU. Parents described students residing in respondents in favor of alternating rooms Among residence halls, the greatest halls." University residence academic year, exclusive of students Bryan, 64; E. Holden, 63; Phillips, 62: their children as were: having spent most of their approval was given by Snyder Hall students The report added classified as seniors. Emmons, 61; N. Wonders, 60; Armstrong, lives in 63 per cent with 78 per cent of the respondents in that, "Due The 8,013 student responses represent a University College, 46; Agriculture and suburban, 19 per cent to the Natural Bailey and E. Wilson, 57; E. Akers, 56; Van metropolitan and 16 per cent rural favor, while Landon Hall respondents relatively low number of respondents from 36 per cent return and the Resources, 47; Arts and Letters, Hoosen, 50; E. Fee, 46. both parent and student 9,492 parent 46; Business, 58; Communication communities. rejected it by the widest margin, 72 per groups, no responses represent a 42 per cent return on Arts, 58; N. Case and S. Hubbard, 45; generalizations can be ascribed to Education, 35; Engineering, 58; Home Williams, Fifty - two per cent of the fathers and 47 cent. their the 22,475 questionnaires mailed to each 44; Mayo and E. McDonel, 42; Butterfield Complete tabulation of the findings of respective total populations." Economics, 37; Human Medicine, 32; and per cent of the mothers identified Trustee Warren group. According to the report, it should James Madison, 66; Justin Mason, 40; W. Holden, 38; W. Akers themselves as having attended the parent • student survey made late this Huff, Morrill, 73; college. Friday cited the survey D-Plymouth, not be assumed that the student and parent Lyman Briggs, 56; Natural Science, and Yakeley, 36; Gilchrist and Rather, 35; Fifty - two per cent of the parents said summer were made available Thursday to revealing that 93 samples came from the same 50; W. Holmes and S. Wonders, 34; Campbell, media coverage of student unrest affects per cent of 9,492 family Social Science, 61; and Veterinary Milton B. Dickerson, vice president for parent respondents said population. 33; W. Wilson, 32; and Landon, 28. their perceptions of MSU. they would not favor Medicine, 47. Student Affiars. President Wharton and the men and women Student results were tabulated Justin Morrill Twelve per cent of the male On the auestion, "Would living in alternating rooms or suites on the by sex, College is housed in Snyder respondents you be in favor and 10 per cent of the female respondents (please turn to page 11) Monday MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 92 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 23, 1970 10c U.S. planes renew strikes on WASHINGTON targets in North Vietnam (AP) - Close to 200 the United States would continue to send Highly placed U.S. sources said the warplanes took part in a new wave of air reconnaissance planes over the North to Laird did not say what the "related Nixon administration was willing to gamble strikes intended to signal Hanoi that the guard against preparations for a possible facilities" were, but sources identified on the political consequences of resuming them as supply United States intends to continue surprise assault against allied troops in dumps piled high with war flying heavy raids over North Vietnam because materials reconnaissance over North Vietnam, South Vietnam. awaiting shipment through Laos some U.S. officials were unable to resist Pentagon sources said The North Vietnamese have insisted into Cambodia and South Vietnam. Sunday. they going after what they considered to be One of these entered into no such The North Vietnamese claim U.S. strikes sources said the prime understanding and lucrative targets. purpose of the raids was to "remind the have declared they will defend their skies. reached well above the 19th parallel and other guy what the rules of the The Pentagon officially refused to Announcing the raids on Saturday, that a prisoner of war game are, put Defense camp near Hanoi was whether he understands them out Secretary Melvin R. Laird said , struck, causing casualties among American or not. any details Sunday on the strikes Whether he understands them is not they were "Limited duration protective prisoners. against antiaircraft missile and gun reaction air strikes against missile and particularly important. The signal is the positions and related facilites south of the antiaircraft gun sites and related facilities Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird has 19th said these reports are false. Neither he nor thing." parallel. in North Vietnam, south of the 19th By this, the Pentagon officials referred to They were awaiting firm and detailed parallel." (please turn to page 12) what they regard as an after action reports from Southeast Asia. understanding at - the time the Johnson administration halted Defense spokesmen indicated they would the bombing of North Vietnam on Nov. 1, be ready to talk Monday. TWO OTHERS HURT 1968. Unofficially, it was learned that bombers This understanding, they said, was that pounded North Vietnam from midnight until dawn, the deadlineset by the Pentagon HITS IMPERIALISM for completing what is called a series of retaliatory strikes against missile and antiaircraft gun positions and supply- Two students killed depots. The operation was so politically sensitive that the U.S. Command imposed a news in car-truck collision Fonda favors socialism blackout and refused comment on two charges by Hanoi: •That helicopter five were U.S. shot bombers down and during the one An 18 - year - old MSU coed remained in extremely critical condition Sunday result of a two - vehicle accident which as a Eaton acpident County sheriff's officers occurred at about 6:45 said the p.m. around - the - clock bombing of North claimed the lives of two fellow students "What the Vietnamese people want is "Our men fighting in Vietnam don't look Vietnam that By DAVID BASSETT began before dawn Saturday, and injured two other total control of their country," she said, upon the Viet Cong enemies; they are people. State News Staff Writer as Saigon time. Killed in the crash was Gail Marie "and that excludes the presence of fighting their own officers. There is mutiny •That there were 34 "old persons and Cunningham. 20, former Westland junior. American troops and their puppets, in Vietnam, children" killed during the raids. corresponding with the Patrick F. Dougherty Jr., 22, former East Jane Fonda, speaking to namely, Thieu and Ky." reactions of the rest of the world to the a restrained Lansing senior, was pronounced dead at audience of 2,000 in the Auditorium Miss Fonda, the daughter of actor Henry unjust actions of America. 7:40 a.m. Sunday in Sparrow Hospital. Friday, said the United States must Fonda and sometimes - wife of French film "We Protest planned Dr. Bonta D. Hiscoe, who treated become a socialist state if world - wide director Roger Vadim, said the world faces can keep bombing North Vietnam, Dougherty, said Dougherty's death was disaster is to be avoided. disaster but the United States is unaware of we can keep killing the Viet Cong by the Students for Democratic Society a probably due to brain injury and said tests The speech, scheduled to be on this. millions, we can continue to destroy the (SDS) and the Committee to Abolish would be conducted on fabric of their society, but they are still Monday to be sure. ecology, covered a wide range of topics "Nixon has said that he will not be the ROTC will hold a demonstration at In extremely critical condition in dealingwith what Miss Fonda termed "the first U.S. President to lose a going to keep coming in their floppy 12:30 Sparrow Hospital is Gay E. Fenner, 18. repressive and imperialistic manner in war," she said, p.m. today in front of the "but he just might be the Administration Bldg. to protests the Royal Oak freshman. Dr. Hiscoe said Miss which the United States is first to lose an attempting to entire army. Fenner is suffering from a depressed skull control the world." (please turn to page 11) resumption of U.S. bombing of North fracture. DAUGHERTY Miss Fonda said that the Vietnam Vietnam. CUNNINGHAM war could end immediately if the United States set a specific date for total withdrawal of Thursday on the U.S. 27 by-pass near its Charlotte. troops and those of its allies. Body found "As Officers said a car driven by Dougherty U' outskirts soon as the United States ends its and a pickup truck driven by Raymond J. presence in Vietnam, of the on most important issues Mann, 40, of 1469 Clinton Trail, Charlotte, of the war could be collided. solved." Mann was reported She added, however, that even when the Sunday in fair condition at Olin Memorial United States does remove its combat Niedermeier said the girl found Hospital with By ROBERTA SMITH Saturday in a pine grove on the outskirts of was Ingham County prosecuting attorney multiple fractures. •roops, it must still bear responsibility for State News Staff Writer MSU by a deer hunter. about 40 yards from a small trail "used Raymond Seodeller said she was identified the actions of the With Mann in his pickup truck was his Army of the Republic of Coroner Jack Holmes, who was called to intermittently as a lover's lane" at the by acquaintances who had heard media son Scott, 10, who was released from Vietnam (ARVN). She also said "Nixon's A final autopsy report will be released the to examine the intersection of Sandhill Road and College reports describing the dead girl. She had scene body, said Hayes - Green - Beach Hospital Sunday. present method of withdrawing troops is this morning on 18 • year - old Marie A. Sunday he could not yet definitely Road. The area in Alaiedon Township is an been on a missing persons list for a few- Further details of the accident have not just a meaningless ruse." Jackson of Lansing who was found dead undeveloped woodland owned by MSU. determine the cause of death. days according to Lansing police. been released by sheriff's officers. He did say, however, that there was no evidence the girl had been sexually BUF blasts criticism assaulted. He is waiting for blood tests and other findings to determine the exact cause of death and if she, in fact, was sexually assaulted. The Michigan State Police and campus Board vofes 4 of security for Newton police are tracing several leads into the girl's death, but have not centered their investigation on any one suspect, Sgt. alternate-room living plan James H. Niedermeier of the Michigan State Police said. By JEANNE SADDLER building, the provision that no person Miss Jackson, who was a waitress at a Associated Campus Editor carrying an object capable of inflicting local drive - in restaurant and 1970 harm would be admitted, and that there By DIANE PETRYK would be no standing during the address graduate of Everett High School, was Nisbet, R-Fremont, whose term ends next would be found nude Saturday at 12:10 p.m. by a State News Staff Writer facing if they implemented such and no one would be allowed to leave the month, was absent. a proposal. The Black United Front man looking for a hunting site. He called Security Task building. The Snyder Phillips proposal that would Trustee - elect Patricia M. Carrigan said "This type of thing is just 1,°rce, the students who handled police immediately. - killing us in security "After thorough discussion through the have allowed men and women to live in she would have voted in favor of the the public arena," White said. "And I don't pleasures anther at the address given by Black proper University channels, we were The girl was wearing only a pair of white alternating rooms on the same floors was proposal. think it's that important an issue, frankly. Minister of Defense Huey Newton tennis shoes and a brassiere which was rejected The proposal came to the board with the "A large segment of the greater 'asl assured exactly six days prior to the event by the board of trustees 4-3 Michigan week, issued a statement Sunday that there would be no conflict," the wrapped around her lower neck. None of Friday. recommendation of President Wharton and 1 public feels the University is living off the a"enging several accusations and statement read. her clothes could be found in the vicinity. Trustee chairman Don Stevens, the administrative group. Two students and taxpayers' money in an extravagant way .• tr"ieisms of their security procedures Her body showed no evidence of being two resident advisers from . Published in the State News last Friday. "All suggestions that were offered by beaten and there were only a few surface D-Okemos, and trustees Frank Hartman, Snyder - Phillips . I need all the support I can get in going ta D-Flint, and Blanche Martin, D-East who had been involved in the legislature I he BUF task force did not comment on University officials in compliance with abrasions and scratches around her face drafting the (asking for money for the established rules and regulations were Lansing, voted in favor of the proposal. proposal were called on to speak about it University). "nBUF el,sa'es Procedures, however. adopted." and neck, which Holmes attributes to the Trustees Kenneth Thompson, R-Grand at the meeting. "I'm not a outlined three security measures 36 hours the body laid on a pile of pine White said he could see the students' University officer but a, Squired needles. There Rapids, Frank Merriman, R-Deckerville, political representative of the people who by the Panthers, including a were no marks on her lower Warren Huff, D- Plymouth and Clair White, point of view but said they did not realize Seafch of all individuals (plsase turn to page 12) torso. pay the bills." entering the D-Rav Cltv. vo^d against it. V- the negative public opinion the University (DlflSP t'»f •'< > 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November |TfJ news Agnew praises nation's By MARK EICHER "So, for the public to be fully The speech came about a yar press summary Managing Editor informed, particularly where there there is is no competing press, after Agnew launched his attack on the American press. suggested otherwise." "For the freedom of the press that we enjoy in this country impartially Th.t, i as you can b*L.c,rnri^ 1 framers of the bill nro, From the wires of AP and UM. a pressing need for In criticizing the press Agnew 0f ri, HONOLULU - Vice President balance in goes beyond the right of a in mind." 1 reporting daily said, "I was violating a political Agnew told editors from across events," the vice president said. publisher to print a newspaper A the nation Friday that the axiom — never challenge, never or a magazine or a Honolulu new,n. I Agnew said he notes with book, or the American press has more interest the recommendation for question the media." right of a trade or professional reported Saturday speech writers that a? pe' "Well, knowing that taboo, I strengths than weaknesses. a press council "which would had to give group to give us their version of minute changes to his After calling the nation's press the speeches anyway the topics of the day. operate within your industry because I An earlier addr«s as believe sincerely in version of the the best and strongest in the moral and ethical force to "More important, it is a right ten a keep what I said then, and I still do." released and then "First, we must establish a world, Agnew outlined ways "to the media more responsible." of the people — their right to recall* He said he is opposed to Washington Friday socialist economic system, a keep the press strong and free." The vice president asked 450 "But please don't consider this censorship by the government. know what is going on in their somewhat more morning eriti " ?1 socialist system that will eliminate an endorsement. If it were, I society and to have access to all editors attending the Associated "That thought is totally according to the newsiJS'1 would surely kill the pertinent information. which said it private profit - oriented control, Press Managing Editors idea," he repugnant to me, even though again singlX said. "They are entitled to that which will give us leaders that are Convention to overcome their AGNEW interpretation of my remark had information as fully, as fairly, as major eastern networks and news newTplj truly answerable to the people." hypersensitivity, to present more least subjective, most J - Jane Fonda than pay one more point of view and to attention to the competitive, least party • line, fairest and finest journalistic GROUP PROTESTS PROCESS (See story page 1) problem of segregating the news complex in the entire world," from opinion. Agnew said. 11111 "I have not the least doubt ''Of the 1500 cities in International News Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R-Mich., has asked the head of that the United States has the most self demanding, least self satisfied, most ingenious, least inhibited, best informed, least American with daily newspapers. 1,284 have only one paper. In 150 others there are 2 Dean selection boycotted the North Vietnamese delegation at the Paris peace talks newspapers, publishing under controlled, most professional, the same ownership. By MICHAEL FOX selection) committee is mere if lie can observe the conditions under which American Communication Arts be made State News Staff Writer tokenism. It is, we believe, an undergraduate students but« prisoners of war are being held and report his findings to available," the letter states. appeal will also be made the United States. The School of Journalism unrealistic assumption to expect "Each student representative their support for to 2 Student Advisory Committee a single student to even begin to could then the boycott At a weekend gathering with newsmen in Detroit, the be adequately relfect (JSAC) voted unanimously last representative of an the wishes of the A student meeting is scheduled fot Senate Republican whip said Mai Van Bo "didn't reject week to boycott the procedures undergraduate student body of 7:30 constituency of each school. p.m. Tuesday in the it flatly, but said he would take it under advisement." for selecting an undergraduate 2,000 or more," the letter to the Also, all schools within the manager's general conference Griffin said during a meeting in Paris last Sunday he student representative to serve provost states. college would have room of an equal Wonders Hall to Michael Walsh, Pontiac junior, gave Bo a list of 1,533 names of American servicemen on the dean's search and degree of influence." encourage graduate students in selection committee in the signed the letter as chairman of Walsh said he plans to contact the college to support the believed to be prisoners. Fifty - two of them were from J-SAC. College of Communication Arts. Copies will also be sent the student advisory committees boycott. Michigan, he said. In a letter sent today to to Bain, and Frank Senger, of other departments to get Walsh said Griffin said he suggested that a Democratic Provost John E. Cantlon, the chairman of the School of Sunday he is not undergraduate support for the sure if the Journalism. School 0| congressman be allowed to visit prison camps in North advisory committee registered boycott. The advisory Journalism's refusal to "We recommend that a committees will be asked to join send i Vietnam with him. Both would travel blindfolded to disapproval with the scope of representative to the student position for either an the journalism students- dean'i keep from knowing the locations of the camps should participation in the committee to select the process to select a replacement undergraduate or graduate Graduate students in the students two North Vietnam permit them to make the visit. student from each department for the search and for Dean Jack M. Bain. School of Journalism are not within selection committee would the College of formally halt The faculty of the college has organzied like the the selection. IBRflTIQfl * * * approved procedures calling for Hard fighting erupted on Cambodia's key highway to nominations from students and faculty for the dean's position Trustee the refuses sea Sunday after an enemy ambush drove which will be put on a Cambodian troops out of the Elephant range of ballot for a faculty vote to select a slate of mountains. The Cambodian high command announced that a l no more than five candidates to be submitted to the provost's government cartridge workshop at Stung Chral, Cambodia's only arms factory, was the scene of a office. A second phase to be initiated closed meetings assault Sunday afternoon and that despite bombing and strafing by planes. * * * fighting continued major ~?-/our5 kM-ji after Dec. 1 calls for a search and selection include one committee faculty member selected by each of the college's to By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer noon" to discuss confidential personnel problem, a highly "not been regular in attendance" Trustee Clair White, D-Bay unless finances or Tfton fZ Q0~ QOO I '6 S' departments, one at large faculty City, announced Friday he will but would leave when that matters were to be discussed. personnel Chile's left - wing government announced Sunday it will send Hj&-thuK. 11-00-9 OO selected by the provost's office, no longer attend closed meetings discussion was over. "But I can't even go that far special commission to inspect a U.S. Air Vi1 "If I have anything to a 1100** -/Z OOprA one representative of the provost of the board of trustees on a bring anymore because it's not Force scientific installation on remote Easter Island and two students. up, Til do it in the public regular basis. working out," White before allowing it to be dismantled to o0-5-JO 1 "One (undergraduate) student But, he said, he might attend a meeting," he said. "We should really thought before said. "I that the Most of the equipment, however, has been gone from <• * Tj S » 4 I » « • W representative on the (search and closed-pipeting "once in a blue conduct, the public's business g^pund rules would be changed out in tlie open." *" and the meetings would be more the island since before the Nov. 3 inauguration of White said he made his open, and so I sometimes bent President Salvador Allende. decision a week ago and was not more than I should have in The island installation, more than 2,300 miles in the influenced by Friday's State hopes of making that change." South Pacific from Chile, has been News editorial criticizing closed White blamed officially described board meetings. University as a scientific installation for studying the ionosphere. administrators for the closed "I have not been able to "We think that it would be a good idea to have a sessions. accomodate my conscience and "Former President Hannah group of government officials find out what's going on attend a closed meeting," he always wanted to get all the fire there," said Foreign Minister Clodomior Alemeyda. said. "I agree with Atty. Gen. out in secret," White said. "1 had * * * Kelley that such meetings are hoped that when Wharton came both inappropriate on the one in he would open up the whole Communist China's new ambassador to the Soviet hand and illegal on the other." structure, but he hasn't." Union, Liu Hsin - chuang, arrived Sunday night in In June, 1969, both White and White said he had not Moscow, thus restoring diplomatic relations between the trustee Warren Huff, discussed his position with any two feuding Communist giants. Liu. Peking's first ambassador to the Soviet Sport Spider D-Plymouth, walked out of a closed meeting in protest. other trustees. "This is entirely a matter of Union Since then, White said, he has since 1966. was greeted at Moscow's my own conscience," he said. , Sheremetyevo airport by the chief of protocol of the Soviet The State News, the student Minister. Boris L. Kolokolov. Foreign newspaper at Michigan State University, is published every class day during four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. National News Subscription rate is $14 per year. Former Atty. Gen. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Ramsey Clark said Sunday he Inland Daily Press Association, Associated thinks President Nixon and Vice President Collegiate Press, Fiat makes it younq Spiro T. Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Agnew went "beyond the bounds of constructive Association, United States Student Press Association. purposes" in stressing law - and - order issues in the fall campaign. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. "1 think we have entered a period when many political Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services leaders think you can convince the and unrest and public that crime tilings we don't like can be controlled by it- / Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. violence," Clark said. "The evidence is all around us in name Phones: ... - calling, in Editorial 355-8252 legislative proposals that imply you can control crime on the streets, with Classified Advertising 355-8255 preventive detention," he said on Display Advertising 353-6400 the CBS program, "Face the . Nation." Business-Circulation . 355-3447 * * * Photographic ... 355-8311 United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock goes lo Ford Motor Co. Monday seeking to match the contract that cost General Motors 67 production in addition to the $2.4 billion in days of will have to shell out wages GM during the next three years. At the same time, UAW Vice President I raser. who is in Douglas charge of the union's Chrysler department, will make the same proposal to the o! the big three smallest automakers. Woodcock and Ken Bannon, head of the UAW's Ford 850 department, have indicated they expect Ford to much as GM and they may try for a little more. give as Sport Coupe with the extra security of a SCHLAGE * * * Double-Cylinder Deadbolt. Makes the fun of driving I housands walked up a sunny - but - chilly hillside The 850 Sport Spider and easy to afford—nowl^^^^^^rEven on young budgets. Used as an auxiliary lock on a glass- Sport Coupe are so easy to own they're almost panel entrance door, Sunday i:i Arlington, Va., to pause in silent tribute Schlage's double-cylinder beside the grave of President "beginner's cars" for the sport enthusiast. Yet each one is fully equipped with real sport John Fitzgerald deadbolt frustrates the on the seventh Kennedy car details like a dash-mounted tachometer, direct reading fuel, temperature intruder...He may anniversary of his assassination. and oil gauges, front-wheel disc reach the inside knob Sen. Edward M. brakes, radial-ply tires, contoured bucket Kennedy, the sole surviving brother, seats and a by breaking the glass, arrived with his wife Joan at sure-stroking four-forward speed synchromeshed stick shift. but is defeated by the and children of midday to join the widow The Sen. Robert F. Spider is an authentic Bertone body. Tells right why bolt which requires a salute. Kennedy in a prayerful Spider seats only two! you away a key to lock or unlock the door on either side. ^ * * * The Coupe has a rear seat for really close friends This bolt New wage - and the same sporting automatically deadlocks when fully thro and is recommended boosting settlements which helped keep stance and equipment as the Spider. for use where complete i control is required. the wage - price spiral spinning upward will be a target of the next inflation alert from the White House. FiA WKK B really At yourrallydealer now, fully equipped, ready. Come In and ask: The alert due this week, the second to be issued the President's Council of expected to be harder Economic Advisers, is by How does Fiat do It for tho Prico? BOB BAKER RAMBLER, INC. (guilders {hardware (§ompany - hitting and more specific in 1231 dealing with current wage and price developments than Michigan Ave. f. O. IOX K7 . 121 NORTH HARRISON the first anti - inflation report issued E. Lansing, Michigan EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN Aug. 7. 517-337-9765 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan er Trustees unanimously OK Aide hits rumors interim student regulations of Hardin's going By JOHN BORGER recognized the Council of the interim student regulations State News Staff Writer Graduate Students Peter Flynn, president of the official (COGS) as by the trustees. organization of COGS, petitioned the board for By ROBERTA SMITH presidencies but has not The board of trustees Friday "1 would graduate students, enthusiastically recognition of COGS as the State News Staff Writer considered any of them. suggested recommend (approved interim general additional work for the adoption of these official graduate organization, A press aide to Secretary of "In spite of persistent regulations for students to go Brookover Committee and regulations as the first step in rumors, pending an all - University I into effect "not later than Dec. established a joint committee to adopting a student code which is referendum of graduate students Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin the Secretary's name is not II." handle the Pontiac not cobbled together from the on the Friday dispelled reports that under consideration for any property of remnants of old ordinances or revised COGS Hardin was of several men other The delay is designed to give the one position," Plambeck said. Michigan College of ancient trustee constitution. to be "It is his intention to remain in [the University time to publicize Osteopathic Medicine (MCOM). policies," Carr The referendum is slated for removed in a major [the regulations. University attorney Leland told trustees. The regulations, some time during this academic reshuffling Administration. of the Nixon his present position so long as the President feels he is useful." In other action, the board Carr recommended which have year. passage of been approved by the University Many reports have been Student Affairs Committee, Following some questions on Plambeck said that in recent ASMSU and the composition and function of circulating in recent weeks that high level discussions about the Academic COGS, the trustees unanimously Hardin, formerly dean of Cabinet members' leaving an egal parking Council, are an until a permanent code interim measure U niversity regulations can established for students, of be faculty granted official recognition. The board also Isabelle K. Payne as director of the School of appointed acting agriculture at Michigan State College (MSC), along with Secretary of the Interior Walter J. Hickel, Secretary of the exception was made in Hardin's case indicating he was not in the category with the others leaving. and staff. "In light Nursing, replacing resigning Treasury David M. Kennedy and of the passage of the They were unanimously director Gwendoline others would depart before farm bill on Thursday, I feel rompts towing approved by the trustees. R. MacDonald. January. positive Hardin is in a much A report on the progress of the In a closed session stronger position today," Committee Against Thursday Herb Plambeck, asst. to the Plambeck added. Discrimination (CAD) and the night, the trustees met with the secretary of agriculture for By EDWARD HUTCHISON Anti - Discrimination Judicial Michigan Osteopathic Medicine Club sculpture public affairs, told the State The farm bill's passage was the City Editor Board (ADJB) was made Advisory Board and established News that Hardin is result of a bipartisan effort and by a special committee to develop definitely Wilbur Brookover, chairman of A modern art sculpture graces one of the rooms inside the not going to leave his cabinet according to Plambeck, Hardin About 50 cars, which campus police said the committee long - range plans for the use of had worked very hard for it. were illegally parked, which created the MCOM property in Pontiac. plush set-up of the Faculty Club that opened this term. post. He said Hardin has had were towed from East complex late Saturday and early Sunday. CAD and ADJB. State News photo by Teri Franks many offers for university Corp. Gilbert H. Skinner said Sunday the cars were towed from The bill sets the framework of Following Brookover's report, all Akers • Fee • Holmes • McDonel and Hubbard Hall areas. Others which major farm subsidy and price expressed general towed were parked in the Holden Hall service area, Skinner said. satisfaction with the two groups' support programs for the next Not all the cars towed had student permits, he said. work, Warren Huff, D-Plymouth, SEEK UN HELP three years. Most of those towed. Skinner said, were impeding traffic flow suggested that a "friend of the Hardin came to MSC in 1948 or would have interfered with court" clause be inserted into emergency equipment, such as fire to become asst. director of the trucks or ambulances. Invasion of Guinea cited the groups' operation. Skinner denied that the towing was a part of a crack - down Michigan Agricultural Huff said people who are Experiment Station and became by campus police against drivers who illegally park their cars. He said discriminated against and not director in 1949. In 1953 he was the weekend was a "bad" one as far as hired or people who do not illegally parked cars was chosen dean of agriculture, one concerned. complain about discrimination ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) of the youngest in the "1 think we're — emergency meeting Sunday force numbered "hundreds and A Guinean captured with the history of trying to straighten certain problem areas. In the are not adequately covered by President Sekou Toure of MSC. night on the question. hundreds" of men, "many of invaders claimed the force set past, we have not had time to handle the situations," he the existing procedures. Guinea said African and them sail Friday morning in six boats Toure's government has given . . taken prisoners." He left that post in 1954 to explained. . "The intent of our committee European troops of the shelter and open encouragement Radio Conakry quoted a from an undisclosed place and become chancellor Skinner said police attempted to call the owners of for the function of CAD of the the cars Portuguese army and navy to rebels prisoner, described as "one of arrived off the Guinean illegally parked, but many could not be contacted. certainly includes invaded his Marxist oriented trying to oust the coast University of Nebraska, a your - the principal leaders of the Saturday night, the radio said, position he held for 14 years Others, he said, approached their cars when they saw it was to nation Sunday and held ground Portuguese from neighboring suggestion," Brookover told attack" and identified as Capt. be towed. In most instances, wrecker Huff. in the capital of Portuguese Guinea. Radio was assigned to attack the planes before being tapped by President companies levey a charge Conakry. Conakry quoted captured raiders Ambroise Fernando, as saying at Conakry Nixon in 1968 for even though the owner arrives at the scene before the vehicle is However, Huff said he wanted Toure appealed to UN airport. secretary of Sunday night as saying the the raiding force had more than agriculture. removed. Skinner said the service and this function spelled out in the towing charge is up to the Secretary - General U Thant for invasion force came from there. 10 heavily armed warships and individual wrecker company. operational code. The trustees the immediate dispatch of UN In radio speeches monitored its mission was to seize the Department policy, according to Sgt. John A. Peterson, dictates unanimously instructed airborne troops. that a car may be towed either on a here, Toure said the invasion Guinea Defense Ministry. complaint basis or when an Brookover's committee to make Guinean authorities said later officer finds the car to be illegally parked and the necessary revisions in the the impeding traffic attack on the capital of flow. code. Conarky had been repulsed and According to Peterson, cars are not usually towed unless the vehicle, although illegally parked, is blocking traffic, is Huff also administration to urged the "all points of resistance are You don't know what parked in "recapture a entirely destroyed." a rented spot, is parked in an of emergency area, such as by a fire hydrant, or is parked in a service area. Service areas, such as those sense rights field. urgency" in the civil They said the city was preparing for another attack. good is between wings of inany residence hall "While we never move fast complex buildings are off - Portugal denied it had sent limits to student parking at afl'flmes. enough, I don't think our troops against Guinea, saying the until you've tried Although the number of cars'tow'ed tHls weekend seemed high momentum has diminished," accusation had "not the slightest in comparison with other weekends, Peterson said he can recall President Wharton said. "We are foundation." weekends when 35 or 40 cars have been towed. far ahead of many other In New York, the UN Security Peterson, who was not on duty when the universities." Council was summoned for an cars were towed, said officer availability, often dictates the number of cars that are towed. 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These MARK EICHER, managing editor requests of the individual department finances when many students believe money. In short what may sometimes in operate ED HUTCHISON, city editor chairmen. These, in turn, are submitted to Influencing the kinds of nxi..— —■ * — BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor that people are more important than appear to be an inordinate concern with the provost and the forwarded, or possibly in requests president for final KEN KRELL, editorial editor money? the budget is in reality simply a reflection approval and submission to the board of priorities of use after funds are1 influencing allomt J JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor of the same concerns perceived by the trustees. Various guidelines and The same can OCC"r ^located Let me first agree with the students policies are ™ GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor — students, but viewed from the perspective utilized in the preparation of these participation in student people are more important than money. requests college Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award But there is no effective way to meet of the "supplier" of the services rather and in the final determination of the committees. advisory than that of their "consumer." The degree of for outstanding human educational needs request which is submitted to the trustees. involvement college to college,undoubtedly journalism. without * * * varies from The three most difficult but there providing the facilities, the teachers, the problems in no doubt that is How is the University's academic preparing the academic budget request are student supporting personnel, the financial aids and course participation in all of the rest of the resources budget request prepared? (a) balancing between increases in salaries development and on required. versus in programs; (b) deciding the relative advisory councils play an Important college EDITORIALS priorities among departments and colleges, determining the educational outputs role in and (c) departmental and college budgets which determining the overall priority purchase allocation in expenditures between old and Ultimately all University new areas of priorities are established by the spending University growth. trustees board of * * * working with the Are Decisions at this leveladministration. students and faculty ever reflect the accumulated needs of the Council ch consulted in developing the budget apportioning the money received from the Legislature? Who sets the or colleges tempered by certain University requirements which must departments and all be . priorities? met in order for individual units within the The faculty is much University to operate effectively. more involved than ♦ * ♦ oierits student Ultimately all University spending ASMSU meets Tuesday in its Academic legislation may go to priorities are established by the board of trustees working with the regular weekly meeting. Under new trustees with little or no student business, we'd like to recommend a administration. Decisions at this level input. Student board can condemn a motion that begs for action: the measure, but such condemnation reflect the accumulated needs of the censure of the Academic Council. does not keep proposals from sliding departments and colleges tempered by Consider these observations: certain all - University requirements through the senate to trustees. . . . • Academic Council approved Effectively, students are voiceless in major surgery on the report on the machinery that processes the students in setting overall allocation Do the other state student priorities since faculty prepare curricula universities and participation in academic proposals to the trustees. Little colleges cooperate with MSU in and faculty salaries make government without much of a nod wonder students often take to the up such a large making percentage of the total university budget. budget requests, or is it ."every 'U' for toward the student board or any streets to underscore a point - they itself?" Thus, cumulative and aggregate pressures other student organization. have no where else to go. on salaries and fringe benefits which affect Under the State • The charge to the special revision Example of three fourths of the budget are the Constitution, each faculty power: - single governing board is required to assess its panel was to satisfy the archaic, hide most important factor Academic Senate - consisting of affecting the institution's needs and submit its annual bound Academic Senate. No priority allocation of dollars. In one only faculty - voted down the cases, the greatest conflict arises many budget request. Informally, there is a good seriously considered blending original McKee Report. That over salary deal of consultation and cooperation increases versus program expenditures. student ideas into a among the Institutions in the new report on rejection sent the report back to Based upon the procedures budget student participation. adopted by process. This is not surprising since all Academic Council - not the i»ra. fh# *»• «'" Provost Cantlon, faculty involvement institutions share the same general cost • Overall, there are two documents trustees. Now, if the student • TnKnn# S|M.ra«» comes through the Faculty Affairs pressures. This has been recognized that entrench faculty - a special government were to reject the new "With the GM strike settlement, who Committee, and through faculty explicitly on some occasions in the form of interest group - as the overpowering can afford an participation in the development of mutually agreed upon "guidelines" as to McKee report Tuesday, nothing A merican compact ?'' departmental requests and priorities. the likely impact of inflation on voice on campus. Faculty power is would happen. It would still go to Student salaries, involvement is possible at the supplies, services and equipment. outlined in documents ironically the Academic Senate, and if passed labeled STUDENT Academic there, would Freedom Report and STUDENT Obviously, go to trustees. students are OUR READERS' MIND Participation in Academic systematically excluded from the Government. ; processes of academic government. Revolution A'cademic Council is arrogantly It's a faculty baliwick. And it's time hypocritical. It calls itself a council for the academic coummunity - yet only the faculty has any effective voice. If the faculty want to group students, got action. A good a fair piece of the beginning would be for ASMSU to censure Academic the so-called not won "Negro Leaders." by bluffing brothers and sisters. Nevertheless, many this Incident. When a white together, have a drink and be a Council. Since student government is Very recently we heard of a movie in Many maintain that although the still maintain that they could be much judge sentences those same Panthers to life imprisonment tightly - knit in - group, that's fine. which a cowboy who was wanted for Panthers have courage and are very daring, more effective effectively sterile in relation to the revolutionary vanguards If we can assure you, he will not be bluffing. But cliques (especially those in murder was taking a bath. Another man the politics and rationale they operate their politics were more inclined toward a whole of academic governance, the came into the room, sat down in a chair, under leaves much to be desired. revolutionary state rather than a bluff here numerical minority), should not be will have Ron Johnson censure no official effect. pulled out his gun, and intimidated the For the most part, young blacks today and a bluff there. in a position to arbitrarily govern the But censure will other man with it. While the man in the consider themselves to be in a state of Gerald Evelyn serve notice to the The police called the Panthers bluff in intellectual atmosphere of an entire chair was talking about killing the man in revolution. This means that if they are Detroit freshmen faculty oligarchy that students are the tub, the man in the tub pulled a gun University community. aware of academic chicanery and will up confronted, they will fight and die — no from under the water and killed the man matter what the Faculty members have two clubs consequences are. Recycle polluting glass no longer passively accept it as God's who was talking. His only comment to the Revolution is no game; it means two with which to beat MSU over its dead man as he continued to bathe was "if way. things, life or death. As the man said, "if academic head: the Academic you're going to shoot, don't talk, shoot!!" you're going to shoot, don't talk, shoot!" Council and the Academic Senate. Although unrealistic, the movie can be If the Panthers are going to force a related to many things. For example, the confrontation by killing a policeman, they Proposals go from the Council To the Editor: tires and sometimes the feet of men. recent Panther incident in Detroit reflects should have been prepared to shoot their through the Senate to trustees. Here this poor judgment. Glass, glass and more glass — did you ever Glass at the roadside costs nearly 35 we have two special groups that way out — or die. We realize this sounds stop to think how many hours a day you For those unfamiliar with the cents a bottle to pick up. At the dump incident, as rather extreme, but looking at the final deal directly with glass — practically hold absolute power over described by the newspapers, a patrolman analysis, the Panthers have not drinking out of they just lie there taking up space - won very it, storing things in it, looking through it, nearly forever. Glass will last indefinitely- the entire working mechanisms of was shot and killed in Detroit while much in this confrontation. aiding Although they breaking it and finally throwing it away? the academic community. Students have other officers in front of alleged Black marched out of their headquarters with costing us space -dumping space (all kinds That last one is where we come in. When of space) is getting scarcer Dy the day. Panther headquarters. After the officer was fists clenched and raised high in the air, no voting voice in either people are finished using group. killed, several of the Panthers involved in glass they Some other solid wastes decay or burn but The proposed student vote in shouting "Power to the People," they will usually just throw it away — "Out of site — not glass. We think people can be more the killing barracaded themselves within probably receive life in jail for the death of out of mind." Academic Council is miniscule their headquarters while police surrounded one oppressive cop. There's not much they But let's put it back in mind. creative than to let themselves get squeezed compared to the majority of faculty the house. After a seven to nine hour can do in the name of the revolution bottles go to the dump or to the side of the Those out of space by empty bottles so we've on the Academic Council and the standoff with the police, these Panthers behind bars. road when they get tossed. At the planned to collect glass containers and gave up their resistance and surrendered side of recycle them. Today's pickle jar could be total - faculty composition of the Understand, we are not coming down on the road they clog farmer's tomorrow's milk bottle! Using that same peacefully after prodding from several of the Panthers because machines, get Academic Senate. they are beautiful ground up in cattle feed, cut automobile bit of glass over and over again will save t lot of space and dollars in the years ahead (and cause fewer sick cows!). VIEW WE will sell the glass to Owens - Illinois glass company where it will be melted and made into new containers. Money received Illinois for the glass will be Proposed security bill: from Owens Speech impressivie, tactics - used to pay for environmental education poor and action programs GLCO, and to pay for the information of E-QUAL aid packets you'll receive when you bring in glass. a lever Four people reading a newspaper in Right on! your for repression EDITOR'S NOTE: the following point consecutive seats were told to put them Huey did show Only glass containers (bottles, jars, jugs) of up in the nick of time, view was submitted by Mike down because their hands were invisible (of can be used — no window glass or car just as almost half the Auditorium began to Dakesian, Detroit senior. course they acknowledged — who wants to window glass will be accepted. Broken or file out (over 500 people to be be "offed"). Those State News can be a A few amateur "offed")? chipped glass is fine — in fact this may be reporters were tapped on the only time anyone likes a broken bottle. The specter of Joseph McCarthy "More power to the people" dangerous weapons, or was it the poison the shoulder while (HUAC). The name has been cry the darts hidden under their finger nails!? taking notes and told Please bring your tired, old used-up gla* still haunts this nation. A bill Black Panthers. Is it more "man, no writing." Never know what kind changed, but witch-hunt tactics frisked upon entering a power to be One Panther spokesman from New York of terrible things containers to: presently before the Senate would remain. university building? can develop when you Lansing Mall violate Is it more power to be confined to grabbed the mike about 12 noon and told turn in a story for a journalism class! eight Supreme Court Hundreds of scientists, including seat for four hours? Is it more your the restless crowd in a challenging voice to I pity the State News writer who had to Meridian Mall decisions to power to be Frandor Shopping Center crack down on six Nobel Prize winners have written make a choice — "either wait for the listen to Huey's 2 stopped from writing, applauding or hour speech again on the "subversives." brother as I said he'd show, or try and get tape provided by the Black United Front. Meijers South Side Store senators urging defeat of the reading a newspaper on your own campus? The proposal would allow the All of this and bullshit went your money back — 25 cents for blacks, But Huey was impressive. If it was a Also, a mobile truck will be on campus. measure. They see the bill as a threat more on at the two dollars for whites." job, then I'm under. I hope the dude Time schedule for the truck will" President and the secretary of to laboratory work — "not Auditorium Tuesday. snow announced later. This all takes plwe 011 defense to designate only "If you have to go to the john Hold it man, what did you say? was sincere, if so, all the BP's should be virtually any unnecessary, but unconstitutional." you better like him. Saturday, December 5, 1970, between institution as a "defense bring a cup," were the shouts given upon "The brother was mistaken," another 10:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m. facility." We agree but would note a further entering to hear Huey P. Newton speak at Only one more thing bothers in this Anyone connected with such a ramification of the bill. If passed it 10 a.m. spokesman clarified. "All advance tickets respect. Why did Huey and me By the bag or bushel — bring y° were sold for 25 cents and all gate tickets company go to bottles! "facility" would then be subject to would provide the administration Everyone was frisked thoroughly in the were two dollars for blacks and whites." Western Michigan University to speak and then refuse investigation by the federal with a direct lever into this nation's lobby "for security reasons." Who the hell Funny thing, I've yet to find a white when they were not given Fred J. K government. is Huey Newton that he needs $2,000? Among other things the universities, thus providing a device such dude who knew about advance ticket sales. More power to the Director-of measure would security? Many more people hate Nixon, people? November 1", apply to campus whereby "undesirables" (Nixonian but even he doesn't frisk as research on classified extensively as I'lAM'IS military rhetoric has made it abundantly clear Newton. I SAID THAT HE WAS ONE OP OUR objectives. that this means anyone who is Once seated, 6REATEST PRESIPENT5 ANP ONE OF NO, BUT I'VE LEARNED^ (the front third of the The grand proponent and anti-administration) could be purged. Auditorium was restricted to blacks) orders our most eaovEp LEADERS TO0W?-AWTHAPg5IP£NT benefactor of the bill is none other The Senate must make the were thrown around saying that anyone IN A HISTORY TEJ^ , than the House Internal only who leaves his seat before Huey left would Security logical, rational choice and soundly be "offed." Committee Funky, mart, power to the - perhaps better known defeat this measure. One people! by its old name: The House McCarthy We had to wait for thin dude tin American - Era is more than enough for any over 2 hours Activities Committee nation. and they're telling ub to sit tight, "the brother ig oh hla way" every 16 minutes. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 23, 1970 5 Collective bargaining By STEVE WATERBURY State News Staff seen as ua rd Writer the National Education Assn, was recently selected by the Faculty members from two Michigan faculty at CMU as their bargaining prospective members of the universities said agent. faculty of their race and the Clason said the CMU Thursday the adoption of collective Joseph Dement, Oakland University establishment of a council experience has revealed that "to sit bargaining procedures faculty member, which could try comprised primarily of students down and discuss the for faculty provides legal safeguards which said, "Collective bargaining faculty members for racism," Dement said. issues involved with the help preserve helps us preserve academic These demands were administration does not mean it has to academic freedom. freedom." abandoned by the administration be a classical after the AAUP collective bargaining Speaking at a meeting of the MSU chaoter of Oakland University faculty recently selected the AAUP as pointed out that they were illegal because relationship." The CMU negotiations have the they consituted an unnegotiated American Assn. of University Professors their bargaining agent. been characterized (AAUP), Thomas conditions of the change in the working "unreasonable discussion," Clason by Brite and Robert Clason, professors at "The beauty of the collective faculty, Dement said. said. Central Michigan bargaining situation is that James McKay, also an Oakland The representatives from University (CMU), said the contract negotiated the procedures are Oakland and CMU agreed that between the inviolate until renegotiated," Dement the power of the faculty member, said that "traditional" faculty organizations such CMU faculty and administration includes said. faculty is increased through the adoption as the adherence to the principles set forth in an affirmation of of collective senate were strengthened on faculty "On one bargaining. their campuses after the the 1940 AAUP occasion, in order to end the occupation of "There is a renewed faith that adoption of collective bargaining Statement of Principles on Academic building a procedures. Freedom and Tenure. by a group of students, the what goes on when you have some real part in Prior to the discussion on The Michigan Assn. of Higher administration agreed university you have the president of the collective bargaining, AAUP Education, an affiliate of to several demands which included the right of a student organization to interview all consulting regularly with the president of the university members heard a presentation by Einar Hardin, professor of McKay said. AAUP," labor and industrial relations, concerning faculty salaries MSU. at Iaids judicial practice ..CLIP OUT AND SAVE Judge praises social sciences GOOD NEWS 3y BARBARA FARY State I'Jews Staff Writer An MSU alumnus and former "The federal court has to decide between three plans proposed by the Detroit Board of Education," he different said. governmental involving ecology. be power in "The power of the courts will the way government cases by 55%," he said. "But judge can only operate as fast lawyers prepare cases. As SUB VILLA delivers state senator will former Thursday told an "That's a pretty large order. It wield its stick," he said. lawyer I can sa audience of and former professors classmates that their work in social science is judicial practice. a necessity to entails a knowledge of a factory owner he must education, sociology, economics, polluting a river or have his stop psychology, and urban planning. shut down will be most effective "Telling plant procrastination, thy name i law." now "What's more, the decision in handling a Judge John Fitzgerald, chief will affect 400,000 children. problem." Fitzgerald said the growing Peace Corps HOURS OF DELIVERIES justice of the State Court of This a case where social science field of poverty law providing to recruit Appeals, must be said court judgement tempered with social dictates court the law." judgement, not legal aid to individuals from lower income here 5 pm - 1 am Daily consideration. - brackets, requires Fitzgerald noted that the a judge to have a broad "A continuous flow of science research to social problem of enforcing knowledge of social factors. on The Peace campus from 9 Corps will a.m. recru to 5 p.m 4 pm - 12 Sunday judges is antipollution legislation had The judge said he had received necessary because the general been passed to the courts today through Dec. 4. by the his "first stirrings of a social Phone 351-4731 A Peace Corps public expects a judge to have a legislature. conscience" from Orion representativ general expertise in a broad "We are to Ulrey, will be on hand to answe try cases that did associate professor of spectrum of not exist three years questions and provid problems," ago," he agricultural economics, during information. No appointment SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Fitzgerald said. said. "We will have to try some his undergraduate - 85c, 95c, & S1.20 SubVilla Special He cited the Detroit days at MSU. necessary. Italian Coldcuts court's test cases before guidelines can Fitzgerald proposed that legal -- Mortadella, Capocollo, Salami involvement with be established." Majors in agriculture American Coldcuts Detroit's training combine degrees in law — Ham, Bologna (combinations of all.) school desegregation The economics, education Hot Sandwiches JUDGE FITZGERALD plans as an judge predicted "a and sociology or in law and mathematics — Roast Beef, Italian Sausage, example. and science ar spectacular use'' of economics. needed most. Meatball, Pepper Steak Fitzgerald also suggested that The Peace "THEY ARE GOOD & TASTY!" "referee offices" be created to Corps languag requirement has been droppe udget analyst predicts listen to automotive the court jurisdiction. divorce accident suits cases reserving appellate and with because undergo training an all volunteers no intensive languag session durin Sicilian Pizza - 20" Sq. and 40" Sq. *Pizza Lovers Check This "Our preparation to serve in th case load would be cut oost in state income tax assigned country. 9" Conventional Round 14" Conventional Round Cheese Pizza Cheese Pizza Sq.In. 60.0 147.0 Price ? ? By JEFF HUNT thing," he said, "but someone the near future and for the next EXPERIENCE A 16" Conventional Round 20" Sicilian Square Pizza Cheese Pizza 192.0 ? "Taxpayers will be paying has to pay for it." 40" Sicilian Square Cheese 212.5 1.75 three years we will be Pizza Pizza Feast nort- and enjoying it less," was a Coleman cited rolling in 425.0 as an example clover with money 3.50 brediction by one of Gov* T|f "Vitiation | flowing in," 50c Ea. Additional Item the Increase in Coleman predicted. (rtilliken's budget analysts. tiacRers' saladsirom an average "But the David It. Coleman, who helps more of $5,000 to $10,000 to money the r ji'.jif keep formulate Michigan's education budget, told political science up with the cost of living. "We aren't talking about government spend," he said. A solution has, the more it will TONIGHT AND Game room, pinball, 15c COUPON GOOD TOWARDS ktudents Friday that politicians to this problem better education for the pool tables, Ipending money to please their constituents and inflation increases," he said. This is only a "continuation budget would be the a programmed implementation planned of EVERY MONDAY foosball ANY cost increase" budgeting system, he said. This PURCHASE thanged the state's once large with no program improvement, concept would make it necessary pudgetarv surplus into a $62 he said. for politicians to make their All Deliveries over $2.00 — nillion deficit. The budget analyst explained Free objectives explicit and known to at the All Deliveries under 32.00 — "State income tax is the the cyclical nature of 25c Extra evenue budget the public, he explained. source we will have to deficits, tax increases and HOURS: "But they don't like to do tail back on." he said. "Politicians increased temptation to spend, this," he said. If they made 4980 Northwind Mon. - Thurs. 11-1 pmnot resist liquidating any coupled with a new deficit. known where they stood on FULL SIZE PIZZA ONLY $1 urplus," Coleman said. East of Yankees Fri.&Sat. 11-2 "Romney's tax reform three every issue, they would make Sun. Politicians getting the state to years ago was just a euphemism even 12-12 more enemies than bay for extra educational help for a tax increase," he said. But they have now," he predicted. ■or retarded children because of STUDENTS J Constituent pressure is one politicians spent all of this' money and the General Motors People are "frustrated" because their political leaders FACULTY, STAFF, orvci Their immediate -families ; Ixample of "budget raiding," he strike only triggered the don't aid. make their objectives financial crisis, lie added. known for the public to decide "This aid is a very good "There will be a tax increase in on, he said. (Wl \ :■ j ■ : ■ . .'/ ^JS,NG ,/vSa <*yl X SON RJH PACKED DAYS IN THE ISLANDS 'OFF ~™E SPAN\SH RWlERA MARCH 20-28 11W2 <$£^00 g§n| AIL MBS mm t INCLUSIVE. - 60£/n6 PACKAGE 7C 7 : £ |.CT CLASS Ho-rt-L (oH _ Bslllllllll 3^ PCP. RcoNA BencH WPooL- 1 TKAtfSFeRS Je FflcM A/flWT uJITH bath Cl"pf SKHT9££j; a™. "I can't tell you how proud I improved since last year, and Barry (Pearson) has been peat - of this team," Agase said. FRANK SINATRA am "Our success lies behind the all year. Our offensive line is made up of seniors who have PROSRW INFC-VSTiON 48 j 648S NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES team effort we've had all year. There's played together for three years LADMER SPARTAN TWIN WEST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER selfishness on never been this team — any and who really deserve a lot of Theat ro Lansinq 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phona 351 0030 credit for our success this year. • ALEX AGASE everyone helps each other. That "I didn't carry any personal Open 12:45-2 Hits Tim hmewifa, was exemplified out there today. great career for Adamle who set grudge in the game, but "We didn't panic when I :00 did/noTcb ncjch&m iodcuj. Michigan State came back to three career records, four season something that I heard made me 4:00 take the lead," Agase added. marks and four individual game try a little harder," last year's | 7:10 I.ate rjdid... SometfungB6e/ "We outfought them in the end. records in his three years with All - Big Ten halfback said.'I the Wildcats. heard that State defensive They've got talent on their co-ordinator had said that The 5-9, 190 pound fullback TASTE THE diary of a squad, but we're a better team." Northwestern fullback Mike also established three Big Ten wouldn't get over the 102 yards I needed to break Ron Johnson's OF MACULA c,l> mad housewife Adamle came up with his performance, 34 carries and 137 typical marks this year. He carried the ball 250 times, gained 1,053 mark. I must admit the record'| 5:35 • 8:45 a frank perry film and his statement was on my .VC-VAT10N 3J? 6944 staging "Actress on TODAY AT:' yards. The game closed out a yards and his 48 carries against mind during the game." richard benjamin her way to 2:00-3:45 5:30-7:20 Purdue was also a new standard. Adamle indicated pro ball was frank langella an Oscar!' 9:05 Adamle had special praise for on his mind despite his relatively -LOS ANGEL ES Bargain the Spartans following the small size. He pointed to 5-9 carrie snodgress HERALD- hour: game. DECEMBER V6 Dick Post's winning the AFL OPEN 12:45 Feature ® "i:- EXAMINER All seats 75c 1:30-2:30 BOX jAlRCHICjt) t^EATRE 8:0£rt>.M. OFFICE OP£N NOV 23" 1^:30-»00DAILY "I'm sure Michigan State is the hardest hitting team we've faced rushing title last year that the 3:15 5:20 - 7:25 • 9:30 ALL SEATS S2.00 little man can play in the big for reservations this year," he said. "When we - phone 355-0148 leagues. Adamle was certainly J played teams that MSU has LOWERS .m already played, the other team big man in the little leagues MID OTHER i MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES Saturday. HIS H III! * CTRftftGERS i- AMC FtrUUCtD PRICES PAIL Y DURING TWI LITE HOUR' Big Ten Standings ^ir!S»roNG CONFERENCE Alt Beal Film Group Ohio St. Michigan Northwestern presents the original uncut version unseen for 35 Iowa MSU Open 6:45 • at 7:20-9:25 TONIGHT years Listen for Wisconsin Minnesota the sounds Purdue "A Triumph!"—Judith Crist Smashing! Illinois Indiana Crashing! of love... Dashing! Where do you hear them? In a plea for help from aiso: someone who needs it? In a dialogue between students and tarlite THE GREAT CHASE the Establishment? In a talk session for a marriage-on-the- Drive In Theatre rocks? At a Catholic Mass US ?> WU1 Of it Toniqht at conducted in an Episcopal Mult* Open iit 6:30-in car heaters Church? [Ends Tues. ALL COLOR! You'd be surprised. A 12 Chapter JOE NAMATH I "REMEMBER The sounds of love are ANN MARGRET SVIascot There are scenes with that kind of Impact I everywhere — anyone can Serial Worth seeing!" hear them. If they listen. "C.C. AND COMPANY" GP The Paulists listen. But. Rated'R' IN C010R 5:45 7:45 like everything in life, the 0 At 7:07 », t.i» in ,1 lb ' '.b Ad,,n, %( «>•«"»•'» HHcheoek TratfHInn things that matter most are ALSO"ROBBERY" the hardest unclassified at y. | q The beauty of creating life?. It isn't easy being a Paulist. The freedom to give it But then, the best things in away. life never are. an sing . Drive in Theatre s C(PM v MUI lOll* 10 L-KJ TteB^Maker SUrrin* more If you are interested in information about the BARBARA HERSHEY Paulist priesthood, write to: I tids Tuesday - All Color! Tonight, 5:30-7:45 lOpen .it 6:30 I lei In Car Heaters Ri». Donald C. Campbell, CAP. Twi litlMi .S OO 5.30 4d>jlu 90( Vocation Dfcractor Speaking of 1 gelherness . . . "Start SUTHERLAND "BULLITT" One Show been 25 All - American py 3200 N. EAST SI. 1620 E. MICHIGAN (U.S. 27) ' ——CLIP THIS COUPON Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 23, 1970 9 esidence halls question elevance. need for MHA By DONNA Wl LBURN one State News Staff Writer voting representative on the with all governing groups and President's Assembly. ineffective to all." He cited therefore suggested that MHA, ASMSU as one Robert ire ajori governing groups created many years ago hin the University's structure A. Loepp, Detroit to be more effective, be junior and president of West McDonel Hall, questioned integrated into a section of within the University. unifying body Last spring Bryan Hall met the CANVAS ASMSU. Residents claim their bridge the gap between MHA's relevance as well as changing ideas of hall why wishes could best be handled by dents and administration and unify student efforts in a residence an hall must belong to one integrated channel rather typical structure. organization if the residents than two government by eliminating the Bryan now THE SCENE rking toward common goals, do not care to do separate groups. operates with only one elected so. owever, since the adoption The All coordinator who takes care of - University Student of liberal residence hall hall affairs and IN } p vear Significance Judiciary unanimously agreed equipment. licies concerning open house, "West McDonel General with West McDonel Hall that At the present time Bryan Hall and liquor regulations, Council has neither attends MHA rs accomplished more membership in a governing meetings >ny hall councils have begun dues. nor pays significant programs ior group should not be mandatory question the relevance and First in a series residents in recent years than for all halls. And, althought the Snyder leaves e essity of student governing MHA," Loepp said. He cited a judicial body did not permit the In McDonel accused March 1970, members of ups. roommate bill of hall to legally discontinue MHA took the matter before rights that the Snyder Hall Council en's Hall Assn. (MHA), the West McDonel originated as well relations with MHA, they All unanimously decided ich encompasses all male • University Student as the hall's efforts in the 24 - provided for a referendum vote to leave dence halls, has recently Judiciary, McDonel of accusing West hour open house ruling last year. to allow male residents to voice MHA because of dissatisfaction with the SLACKS—JEANS e under attack by the West disregarding three In addition to their opinions on the matter of operating system. Donel council for failing to sections of the MHA mandatory R. Dale Ladig, Mt. Clemens constitution: membership in MHA, West membership and taxes. junior and cochairman of the omplish significant programs All McDonel complained of the 15 - Students have Snyder the complex. The West • residents of men's cent tax for each student. begun to - Phillips complex, said residence halls at MSU will be associate MHA only with each hall government is at a Donel council decided that "It is the belief of the hall weekly members of MHA. movie presentations and often different level of A has "outlived its • council that MHA has not do not understand MHA in and needs individual development An annual per assistance. fulness" and that the hall 15 capita tax of provided any cents will be collected and adequate services or other capacity. "Snyder is not vernnient would continue programs to justify a per capital advocating the paid to MHA not later than the In May 1969, downfall of MHA, but it should Great tions only on an informal third week of classes fall term. resident tax," Loepp said. Bryan Hall also be more sensitive to the needs new way to bum BIS. However, West McDonel Hall attempted to disaffiliate with of around, in flared can¬ • Each residence hall will have individual dorms," Ladig said. did not care to relations MHA, but was not as successful in sever judicial He also explained that the vas jeans by Male. proceedings as West New 5 button McDonel Hall. Bryan was Snyder - Phillips complex has snap- d construction enjoined for their actions and organized a committee to front with four oa was required to maintain formulate a proposal to help membership, paying all past, MHA and Women's Inter present and future dues. Residence Council • patch pockets and wide belt-loops. (WIC) In unbleached function more effectively. Douglas J. Erwin, South Lyon canvas, Sizes ostponed unti 1974 sophomore and coordinator of "MHA and WIC are bogging 29 to 38 Bryan Hall, said despite the down communication to the judiciary ruling that this is the administration, not aiding the third year that situation," Ladig explained. reduce noise and block the Bryan has not view surface By MICHAEL FOX of the crossing will be participated in MHA. Snyder - Phillips, operating as highway, he said. constructed. "MHA doesn't accomplish one unit since the State News Staff Writer "We hope the road will be a adoption of hoped to anything for anyone," Erwin its new constitution inMay,is not fine The University had example of landscape said. Dnstruction of a proposed planning and highway planning maintain uninterrupted flow on see "This organization cannot attending MHA meetings and lane highway Farm Lane with an or therefore does not interchange problems within each alleviate said the plan to pay dues. Ladig ■ across south to produce a fine • parkway • type like the one hall." ipus has been postponed highway," Baron said. proposed at Bogue complex will continue 1974 , Milton Baron, Street, but this will be to participate in WIC until The road will run some 40 to ctor of campus park and impossible due to costs. Stop MHA reforms residents 50 feet south of Stadium Road formally decide bning, said. signs will probably be placed on Erwin said that many otherwise. which runs east ■ west behind Bryan pe road, to serve as an east Farm Lane. Hall residents did not view MHA • Holden Halls in south "MHA has failed complex. as instrumental in obtaining past to notify me by • pass for M-43 through It will be about 100 feet The road will ease flow of as to the time south reforms on open houses and and place of downtown East Lansing of Fee halls in east will extend from Grand complex. traffic into south campus, Baron liquor policies. He said the more meetings, and I do not think I The land still should have to contact them," |r Avenue east of East belongs to the said. liberal attitudes had evolved University, Baron said, but the ti.* mcit from individual students and Ladig said. ising at Park Lake Road to State1 Highway (Sommlssidn will n„«~, ou, |l-496 Trowbridge Road exit, get right of Way. The'UHlverslty JbSt pally NEkT: MHA PresldentTtonald [instruction of the highway, is not Trowbridge Road will be torn administration's ideas; MHA E. Mauter answers providing any funds for down charges that Jrun parallel to the Grand the road, he said. to facilitate the new only provided the publicity for the organization he heads is Ink railroad on the north side The road is expected to reduce highway. such action. irrelevant and unresponsive to the tracks, was scheduled to The present trend, Erwin the needs of residence hall thru traffic flow on Grand River Built with credit union money In this year. claims, is shifting from organized students. And, a look at one Avenue, with trucks and other of faculty and staff, the building I h e State Highway service vehicles able to use the is in the path of the road which student government. hall's president that finds MHA a imission was "Too many divisions within forced to by - pass. Baron said the by • will run into 1-496. "worthwhile and workable |tpone plans for financial government structure is organization." pass fits into the general regional isons, Baron said, road plan scheme. felopment of plans is now set Baron said the speed limit for fall bpletion of of 1973, with the road in 1975. the highway hasn't been determined. FULLY FASHIONED [Development of the road has "It would be impossible to proposed since World War Baron have constant high- It will not be a speed traffic. SWEATERS said, and the superhighway," he said. Iversity Jstructing foot any has avoided buildings in the" The interchange one proposed major —Long in Length area north of the on campus will be at Bogue Street, uninterrupted traffic flow on with —Short in Price the four -lane limited llevard - access Bogue Street under the M-43 will not be a super extension and the tracks. (way ," Baron said. "There At Farm Lane, the location of [probably be traffic lights at points it enters University the present Grand Trunk East Lansing passenger depot, a Ladies' Sweaters at $10.00 to $17.30 lerty - at Hagadorn Road |Harrison Raod." Men's Sweaters at $16.35 road will have of trees and barrier shrubs to DOMINO'S1 Don't Let Others Pull the Wool Over Your Eyes! [INWANTED HAIR? "I'm Backing Britain 99 ^ECTROLYSIS Inside Crossroads Imports | IM BACKING BRITAIN PERMANENT hair 222 Abbott Road IREMOVAL! (Opp. State Theater) facial U> Virginia Hanchett CALL CIRCLE DORMS RETURN ENGAGEMENT BY POPULAR "■n 1i ears ^(>ca' Experience DEMAND 'hker Xr 351-7100 351-8870 "AN IMPRESSIVE ANTHOLOGY 484-1632 "WARMTH, GENTLENESS, A LEGACY... TRULY MOVING" COMPASSION" E. J. 6111, The Detroit Newi Rita Griffin. Mlchiaan Chronicle "A VALUABLE EXPERIENCE" Lawrence "DYNAMIC" OeVine. Detroit Free Preil Dally Eagle, Wayne. Michigan "A JOYOUS, LAUGHTER-FILLED EVENT!"-WCBS-tv "WONDERFULLY MOVING "A MILESTONE!" — Tim* AND ENTERTAINING!" — C /«*• Bomt I N.Y. hm*$ "SPLENDIDLY COMIC!" -N.Y. fir "A TRIUMPH!" —Jam*i W»cktUr, N.Y. Poif "MIRACULOUS!.. .one marvels!" — Villog* Vox* "MAGNIFICENTLY AMUSING!" ' — Newark "BEAUTIFUL AND MOVING!"^;- "BEST BLACK SHOW IN TOWN!" "INSPIRED! ... The words and BRILLIANT!" -;r"~ imagery of a black — NATIONAL OXasey.' 6UAMDIAN LORRd/re HdnSBeRRY'S {Special Qbhoe &lear$nee -To Be YoVAlG, Soo pairs ofshoes reduced, priced GiffiD&BMCK ROBERT NEMIROFF Webster Men Adopted by Directed by GENE FRANKEL j 5 03 ffiashjytbn, Small Auditorium of Masonle Temple (2nd Blvd. at Tempi*) LANSING MALL MERIDIAN MALL 1-/100'9-00 Thanksgiving Day Evening, Thursday, November 26, 8:30 P.M. West Saginaw at Elmwood L. Grand River at Marsh Rd M-Z%/rf.-/l-0O-T'OO Friday* November 27, 8i30 P.M. flcMtt OKEMOS jt - II00-/2'06fi* and at it M.to. iS.00 I $4>S0 available at Maionlc ACLII btflca (ttudenl Tampla ticket office; all Htfdion itor.i; all 0rinnel1 dlicovnt of SIM at each price itorei p«t.-/O:0o card required) level—Maionic Temple Ticket Office - S.-30 only—I. D. Both Stores Open 'til 9 3>S Q£> OPashMM A Every Might 1 o Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 23 r ? NEWS J970 CL, .oolFIED Cold weather items sell fast and state news easy when you choose a want ad! 3558255 classified 355-8255 mats* The State News does not permit racial or religious discrimination in its VOLKSWAGEN Automotive BUS, 1961. Dark fRAnWy speaking . by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent blue. Good condition. GIRL WANTED for winter and/or APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. Afternoons, advertising culumns. The State News will not evenings, 351-2256. 5-11-25 F spring. EDEN ROC Apartments. Angie, 351-4635. 5-11-25 If you're a student or married REDUCED RENTI Need 2 girls Clo^I?^ Tnd >1 accept advertising which VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK. Engine MPOKmny couple looking for a comfortable life style at reasonable prices, keep wblet. Phone w,n,er Ga,i 3?>l 5-11-24 36' U • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against just overhauled. $850, Call tesDNQ GIRL NEEDED desperately winter in mind that our rental counselors ' Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or 353-7896 or 355-2789 2-11-24 term, reduced rent. Close to are interested in assisting you in NEED 3 girls Auto Parts & Service national origin. campus. 351-5834. 3-11-23 finding the right apartment. winter term. 351 to «Ubl«~I*"f Aviation VOLVO 122-S, 4 door, Rebuilt, solid, $300. 484-6278 1962. ONE GIRL needed winter and spring. . Rommate service is also available Stop in our office at 444 Michigan .. 2759 5 ,^1 • EMPLOYMENT after 3;30 p.m. 1-11-23 female Capitol Villa. $70/month. Avenue and let us aid you in needed ,0 qraouat? , • F°n RENT 351-7221. 3-11-24 locating an apartment for your subcase Automotive WANTED. BEST Corvair, Dart, type of life. HALSTEAD spring terms Uniu. ^1 f- artments H-.uses FORD 1965. 352 Automatic, vinyl VW, or Falcon, $500 can buy. 332-2069 after 5:30 ONE GIRL wanted. Old Cedar MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O _ 332-2343. 5-11.24 erS"V vfl p.m. 3-11-25 Village. $65 month. Call interior, good tires, East ONE GIRL Rooms 484 4384. 3-11-25 engine. 351-3339. 5-11-30 Lansing's Finest to sublet win",.?, I « FOR SALE Animals FORD 1965. Convertible. Galaxie Scooters & Cycles ONE GIRL for Cedar Village student residence Now Offering 5CUS23,r0m tamPlJS- 332-51 apartment winter and spring. Mobile Homes 500. Power steering, brakes. $500. 485-6769, 3- 7 p.m. 5-11-25 MUST SELL. 1969 Honda trail 90, $70/month. Call 351-2783. short • term leases NEED: ONE girl Qood location. for spac^H • • PERSONAL PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD TORINO 1968. Many extras. knobby tires. Needs repair, up. $175. IV 9-5248. B-11-23 tune 5-11-30 Large fllC 2 - man units luxurious )l / J (3rd person , ONE MAN for 3 355^5^ ONE GIRL immediately needed to slightly add.) man, apartment L First reasonable offer will be • REAL ESTATE HONDA 90CC 1969%. Showroom sublet Water's Edge. $55, was $75. * Lowered Move-In Cost Lansing, Cdll 489-1158 T.1 accepted. 485-4414. 4-11-25 condition. Lots of chrome, only Jerry. 5-11-30 '•I Winter or Winter / •Walk to Campus • RECREATION 700 miles. $350 or best offer, Spring term. •Pool and Party 351-5865. 5-11-30 Lounge • SERVICE MGA, 1962. Completely restored. includes •Out-of-Slght furniture, TWO MEN insurance. 351-4929. apartment. New paint. New interior. $795. 3-11-25 Carpeting 129 Burcha^ Fuming! Typing Service 393-1963. 3-11-23 ONE • TWO girls Winter, (possibly •AH appliances, Incl. $ otal '(nil • TRANSPORTATION HONDA 1969 CL-450 Scrambler. Spring and Summer). Close. dishwasher 125/rr^ 882.2316Tyi1.24Jb,'5°30 351-0981. B-11-24 On-Slte Professional MGB, 1967. Immaculate. Many Excellent Management • WANTED condition. Phone DEADLINE extras. No reasonable refused. 372-1053. 5-11-23 offer 627-6882. 5-11-25 DIMONDALE, 2 bedroom 731 APARTMENTS GIRL campus. NEEDED $55. to sublet CojjTl 1 P.M. unfurnished. Married couples Rental office open 12-6 Daily 4-11-25 Call 35]^l one class day MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, Auto Service & Parts preferred. No pets. References, and Sunday before publication. deposit required. $125/month. Cancellations - 12 noon right hand drive, overdrive. 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East '<&/ fom A mk Phone 646-8907 after 5 p.m. 2-11-24 731 Burcham Dr. V4 mile East of Abbott Rd. WANTED: ONE girl Wm. Call to 337-2543.4 11.25 subletMint.| one class day before Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. Phone 351-7212 . ., MGC, 1969 Roadster. 6 cylinder, 145 Complete auto painting and ONE GIRL for Cedar publication. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. 3 rooms Village, hp. Excellent condition, new tires. collision service. IV 5-0256. C WANTED: ONE male term. and bath furnished. Utilities to sublet $55/month. 35umi| PHONE $2500. Days, 484-5367, nights — paid, 4-man winter • spring. Cedar 5-11-30 SK| 372-1017.4-11-25 AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and parking. $95 month. Security Village. 332-3249, after 5 355-8255 American cars. If we can't fix it, it deposit required. Call after 4 p.m. 5-11-25 p.m. RATES MUSTANG, 1965. Automatic 289. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O 339-9068. 5-12-1 GIRL WANTED Haslett Arms, close. viint*"""*- 1 TWO GIRLS to sublet winter term Cheap GcJ day $1.50 Good condition. Yellow / black SIMCA PARTS. 1964 and roommates. 351-3244. 3-11-24 OKEMOS, ONE bedroom, furnished, 15c per word per day interior. 332-0866. 3-11-24 Phone 625-3285.3-11-24 1965. Employment Apartments utilities included, $130. Call Cedar Village Apartments. 351-4612. 5-11-24 NEEDED GIRL winter, 3 days $4.00 Sunday - Thursday, 351-0319. Delta Afmil MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, BABYSITTER WANTED for 3 year Close 13Vic per word per day 1967. REED'S GARAGE NEEDED BY single male faculty. 5-12-1 reasonable, no deposit I Automatic, 6-cylinder. Excellent FOR old, three evenings per week. Small cheap furnished apartment EAST LANSING near campus. One 351-1345. 5 11-24 11 5 days $6.50 condition. $1125. 339-2936. TUNE UPS, BRAKES, 351-6304. 2-11-23 in East Lansing. Now through ONE MAN needed bedroom, furnished. Large, airy for furnished 13c per word per day NEED ONE 5-11-25 COMPLETE EXHAUST OWN Spring term. 353-9349. 2-11-24 apartment. Close to campus. $50 rooms. Air conditioned. December or two roommateifori 15th. FurmsiJ (based on 10 words per ad) HOURS. Part or full time per month. 351 -2208. 5-11-24 Beautifully maintained. Select OLDSMOBILE 1967, Cutlass, Hurst SYSTEMS, GOOD WORK. Sales. Please call 372-1648. NEED ONE Luxury. One block from camgJ man for three man at clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or Peanuts Personals 3-speed, $950. Phone 626-6748. 2707 E. KALAMAZOO 332-4432.10-12-4 must be B-11-23, Meadowbrook Trace. Call NEED ONE girl to sublet winter 882-6549. O 3-11-25 PHONE 489-1626 pre-paid. 882-7782 after 6 p.m. 1-11-23 term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. There will be a 50c service OLDSMOBI LE TWO SNOW tires 600/13, balanced BABYSITTING IMMEDIATELY, 5-11-24 OWN ROOM ( ■N* block *332-1:1252 off NEED term. THREE girls, sublet Reduced rates. vvinttl and TORONADO 1968. and mounted on four stud rims, light housekeeping. Okemos. Own NEW CEDAR Village apartment for campus or Village. 332-2163. 3-11-23 Cedtl bookkeeping charge if Many, many extras. Excellent for foreign car. $25. Evenings, transportation. $35 per week with rent winter and spring. 351-1785. ONE GIRL to share 3 man. 332-6916. 0-11-23 this ad is not paid within condition. Low free hours. Call 351-6504 after 6 5-12-1 mileage. Best 646-6208. 3-11-25 $63/month. No deposit. Call after offer. 351-2645, or weekends 8-12-4 WANTED one week. 339-9444. 10-12-3 p.m. STUDIO AND ONE bedroom 6 p.m., 332-1887. 5-11-24 student THIRD girl, graduate Houses preferred, for winter / The State News will be Aviation BABYSITTER WANTED days my furnished, parking. 351-6586. ONE GIRL for large 2 bedroom spring. Furnished, 2 bedroom. THREE BEDROOM, furnished! responsible only OLDSMOBILE 1965 Hardtop. New apartment for 1 3-11-25 Close. for the year old. duplex. Close. Rent reduced. $68/month. 351-2371, $250, plus utilities. Sublewl first snow tires. Good condition. IV 355-8117. 3-11-25 351-6573. 3-11-23 353-0842. 5-11-25 day's incorrect FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to winter / spring. 372-2641.5-11-3o| 4-7141. 5-11-24 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. insertion. NEEDED: 6 young men and women, Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C cedar greens NEEDED ONE girl for winter term. PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. MATURE GIRL. Own OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442, for outside order Upstairs, one bedroom furnished room. Close,I must sell, department, Cedar Village. Call 337-2568. nice, inexpensive. 351-8709 best offer. 335-0244. After 8 evenings and weekend, part time 4-11-24 apartment. Utilities included. 5 p.m. 2-11-23 aftet| p.m., 355-8082. 5-11-24 Employment — work. Call 485-9700. X-1Qr12-4 —— — — — yr»,T~—— 1 Bedroom Furnished •i.rVrrtr • LUXURY FOUR ®v $125 deposit. tmHpdtitwb' WtJuabm - Also, west ; of man, wfntar »nd OLDSMOBILE D-88, PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 Short Term Leases — _'JABBOTT. Unfurnished 3| Automotive 1965. * FAST GROWING company now has spring, near campus, inexpensive. furnfshfrdnrji>a9errient. ''Utilities bedroom duplex. Full basement J Excellent condition, power hours per week. Automobile included. $125 351-5488. 5-11-25 deposit. No BUICK, 1961. steering and brakes. Owner leaving openings for several full time men. Also 2 part time positions required. 351-5800. O children. 351-3969. 10-11-30 1% baths. S200. 351-9036.1 Good condition. open. 4-11-25 country. 355-0884 after 5 p.m. Call 351-8631 CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to Automatic, power steering, Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 5-11-23 sublet winter and/or NEED ONE man for 2-man brakes. $150. Call 355-0903 after p.m. only. C For Rent 351-3187.5-11-24 spring. NEAR DOWNTOWN Lansing, 2| 5 p.m. 3-11-23 apartment, immediately or winter bedroom unfurnished with newI OPEL RALLY 1968. 10,000 actual ONE GIRL needed for and spring. $82; lease for $65. FEMALE, PART time days, Americana shag miles, like arrange TV RENTALS — Students only. Low DESPERATELY 351-6765. 3-11-23 carpeting, dimmer lightI BUICK SKYLARK, 1962. new. Crosby's Pontiac around your schedule. Must have Apartment. Large, close to NEEDED 1 girl control for only S140 per monthl V-8, and monthly and term rates. Call Buick Sales. IV 2-9776. winter term, reduced automatic. White with red transportation. Apply in person 351-7900 campus, cheap. Call 351-4382. rent, $65. plus deposit. Call Simon Real I 5-11-23 to reserve yours. W-11-24 New Cedar EFFICIENCY APARTMENT. interior. $250, or best offer. days or evenings. El Taco UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C Village, 351-9099. Estate, Okemos branch, 351-2260,| 5-11-24 Burcham Woods. $125. Available 641-4222. 5-11-24 Restaurant, 3122 South Logan. PONTIAC 1965.. New tires, tape TWO MAN starting Dec. 10. Lease option __5_1_1130 player. Call after 6 p.m. 351-1713. 5-11-25 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. 3"ali-ilTCn,er lerm- CAMELOT APARTMENTS, 4901 winter winter CHEVROLET 1964 station wagon. Across fro.RtNt tLJ337.0731. South or and spring. Do You want part - time work? P!att| 5-11-24 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV Pennsylvania. QUIET 351-3118. 5-11-233 a Want Ad for fast results. Excellent condition. $295 or best 5-11-24 MOTHER'S HELPER when new RENTALS. 372-4948. C location for married, grad students offer. 355-6028. 1-11-23 baby arrives after January 15th. and PONTIAC faculty. ONE bedroom LEMANS, 1965. V-8, Light housekeeping, babysitting HASLETT AREA. Modern 1 furnished. $150 Open to students, faculty, administration of Michigan Slate power steering, snow tires. RENT A VM stereo record player by monthly. CHEVY WAGON, 1964. Power Reliable. $500. 485-8427. 3-11-23 and cooking. References. Hours day, week or month, A TO Z bedroom furnished. Fully Immediate possession. Call University and their immediate families. steering, automatic. $475 or best open. 351-0519. 4-11-24 RENTAL. 337-1617. 5-11-25 carpeted. Phone after 5 p.m., Manager, 393-8657 or FOX offer. 351-9045. 6-11-24 NEW YEAR'S EVE on the 353-7938.5-11-23 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, RENAULT 1966. Four door sedan. PART TIME sales, shoe department. TV RENTALS. Color and black 372-1954.0 DODGE 1964 6 stick. New brakes. Good battery, tires. 337-9431. 35,000 actual miles. Radio. $300. IV 2-9776 1 owner. 5-11-23 Albert's Meridian week. Musf J^aH. 24 hours a white. MARSHALL COMPANY, 351-7830. C MUSIC and ONE BEDROOM apartment close to MSU. Furnished and all utilities HIGHER SECON I) AR Y EDUCATION; SPANISH RIVIERA 5-11-24 ^ to work some EDUCATION; 9 weekends* IstVu holidays. Apply in paid. Attached garage. 351-0837. SOCIAL-ECONOMIC Days of FUN ROAD RUNNER, 1970 440 - 6 person. Ask for Mrs. Brenner. GARAGE, AVAI LABLE now to May 5-11-24 DEVELOPMENT. Directories of FALCON FUTURA Sport Coupe, 1969. Jade green, black vinyl top, pack. console, Automatic, bucket seats, power steering. Less than 5-11-23 1st. 5 blocks from campus. IV COUNT ON Positions. New, innovative approach. Inexpensive. Effective. Dec. 26 s209 Jan. 3 bucket seats. 5000 miles. $2900 or best offer. L2±_ CLASSIFIED Write; Intercept/Sociocom, - Automatic, V-8, PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 ADS."They sell good things you Harvard Square, P. O. Box Includes: 677-9101 before 9 per RENT A TV and watch your favorite 317, power steering / brakes. Call p.m. 2-11-23 week. don't need for cash! Dial 355-8255 Car necessary. Call Cambridge. Mass. 021 38. Call: 9 days, all jet transportation, meals and beverages 351 -6862 after 5 p.m. 5-11-23 351-7319 for interview. C program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, now I (617) 868-41 SO. on board, 337-1300. C luxurious accommodations, located on the Costa Del Sol," SPRITES, TWO types, blue and FORD 1963, Galaxie 500, continental breakfasts, transportation between airport / 4-door, in green. One really good, other very good condition. $495. needs a little attention. hotel, etc. 355-0809. 3-11-25 Price, whatever you have handy. See Phone your representative: FORD FALCON, Convertible, 4-speed. 1964 Sprint. them at Precision Imports, 1206 E. Oakland. 482-4444. 5-12-1 CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE? Frank Buck 351-8604 & 332 3581 289 engine, or new tires, new top, good body, TRIUMPH Jim Hartle 353-6959 1965. Good condition. mechanically good. 655-3253 $550. See ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR ONLY $185.00 after 4 p.m. 2-11-23 John, 202 Haslett (upstairs). 5-11-23 December 22nd January 4th, 1971 □BE CROSSWORD — FORD, 1965. Country Squire. Automatic, V-8. Power. Mechanically perfect. 487-0046. 5-11-24 New York — London — New York. PUZZLE □ma Employment opportunities, discounts, charter flights. 1. Freshet 6. Army engineer ACROSS 34. Beforehand sJ§ A Reminder 36 Cow genus 12. Drift 38 Molecule part no s ANGLO AMERICA ASSOCIATION. 13. Dawn 14. Nova Scotia 40 Hydraulic pump as 41 Offhand gtpcpji 60A Pyle Street, Newport, I.W., Hants, 16. Uncouth' 44 Vigor England. alii 17. Deity 46 Gulls 18. Stop 48 Civil 20. Vermilion 50 Keynoter 22. Extinct bird 52 R«ligious TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing student 23. Resort painting units. These 26. Imitate 53 Frog plant 7. Gilded spacious luxury apartments are completely 3. Garland 28. W. W. II area 54 8. Those inW carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean Register 4. Clump of ivy 30. Article of DOWN 5. Silkworm furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 31.Ahead 1. Men's party 9. Sulks 6. Samarium 32. Jolly 2. Romano cheese 10. Work unit individual control • central air conditioning. Theso four man symbol 11. College ye" units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's 1 1 f— •< ? IT- r— 15. Sieeve leisure i lO ii % * time has been adequately planned for with a 19. Spawn on®1 giant heated 12 IS 21. Excavate % • swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you • 24. South "i want to bn among the first residents of TWYCKIMGi !AM call « 16 Carolina'5 today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. '7 is % 19 nickname MODELOPEN EVERYDAY % 20 21 n- 21 f< % in 25. Some 26. Crowd FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: EXCEPT SUNDAY 26 % it" * JO 27. Ammuniti011 wagon MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797or332-6441 41 J2 %if ii % J5 29. Scull 33 one addresse , SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 14 •7 it % »r EE 35. Two-edged sword AVAILABLE. HI % III % % 37. Junk meW % 15 MS 39 forty w|l,ks i i '»< H6 H7 J 4?. Against Ctopcfcmgfjam •4 SO %51 Hi 43. Easyga" 45. Ring°ut MA NA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: * % 5T 46. Also 47. Blunder Alco Management Company % 49 Linden tre' 51. About 3-1J25 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday. November 23, 1970 11 For Rent For Sale Recreation RL NEEDED wlnttr - iprln®. Own ELECTRIC GUITAR. Gretich Trustees reject plan 4-125 Chet Survey Results SKI room- * monlh ,rM:,u<2* all Atkins Tennessean. LAURENTIAN, Montreal, 561 Good Canada, Ltxlngton. condition, new nackwork and unristmas Break. Deluxe (continued from page one) 332-0968. 3-11-23 heads. package. Call Fred, 356-2824. Milton B. Originally over $500 3-11-25 Huff said he voted Dickerson, vice Stevens called the proposal a (continued from page one) against the president for student . Bargained at $280. Also a proposal because of the results that affairs, said "great step in University 0 MEN needed for winter. Sublet. Harmony Arch - top, great action by retaining a blanket of a residence hall where study or quiet hours are assured at the Only $60. Call Shoe Shine EUROPE: $209 round trip jet to of a parent - student development." all $50. Own room*. 361-0720. Willy survey policy the trustees would be - hall level?", 87 per cent of the parent Revolver. 361-3316. 3-11-24 London, Summer '71. Call Steve, taken this summer "It is of great importance," he respondents said yes. 3-11-24 393-6850. 3-11-25 by the Office disenfranchising that six Answering the same question, 60 per cent of the student of Student Affairs which and 40 per cent said, "to provide a wide variety indicated that "only six per cent. of respondents said yes. Fifty - eight per cent of the males PL NEEDED for house. Own ELECTRIC GUITAR and per cent Mrs. living arrangements to allow and 62 Carrigan said the per cent of the females approved. room. Close to cumpus. 361-6558. amplifier. $80. Phone a small 484-3608 Real Estate of the parents of daughters at University has given students a choice." 3-11 25 3-11-23 MSU recognition Martin said he Freshmen were 63 per cent in out of over 9,000 to saw no problem favor, sophomores, 56; juniors, respondents apparently would andminority positions in the past OWNER, LEAVING city. Will in the 60; seniors, 66, and special and graduates, 45. sell on should also do so in this alternating room E man for house. $63 per UNIQUE CHRISTMAS FHA. 3 bedrooms. A-1 situation. Among the colleges, greatest approval was given by Gifts condition. approve (of the proposal) and month. Call 393-7399 after 9 p.m. Inflatable plastic IV 9 5527. 5-11-23 case. She added that the "I'm sure and Natural Resources students who Agriculture chairs, hassocks! only 40 per cent of the women these people are approved by 68 per cent. sofas. Easy to mail. University of Michigan, Call 337-9215 students. now in responsible individuals," he said. Least in favor were James Madison noon ARE YOU its second students with 45 per cent in REE BEDROOMS unfurnished, 2 - midnight. 0-12-4 looking for country living "This is year of such an "If the proposal is allowed I'm at a moderate price? This hardly an agreement. baths. $115 a month. 417 N. lovely 3 overwhelming vote in favor of experiment, is in no fear of sure in a year the results would SHORT, IMITATION fur coat, bedroom ranch in the Among residence halls, Mayo gave the greatest Francis, Lansing. Call 485-4917, full $10; Williamston the Snyder - losing funds and hasreceived very probably surpise lot of approval with 78 372-4747. 5-11-23 length wool, mink collar, $15 area may be the answer. VA or Phillips plan," Huff positive reactions. a per cent, and E. Holmes the least with 51 484-4061. 3-11-23 FHA terms said. people." per cent. available. Call Questionnaire respondents were also asked to SIMONS REAL Merriman said he is convinced select first and ESTATE, second choices for men and women Rooms POOL TABLE, Motorcycle Okemos Branch, 351-2260 or Iffe WHAT'S the proposal is "a step in the from among four housing typewriter, records, skates Maynard Beery, wrong direction" and expressed options. 351-5210 encyclopedia, clothes, etc' 5-11-24 disappointment that the The options were: mm ARTAN HALL now leasing for winter term. Singles, man, women. 669-3342.5-11-25 University administration QUALITY. HAVE you been 1) Housing with closing hours at 351 9286 or 372-1031.0-12-4 recommended it. approximately midnight on TEAC TAPE deck disappointed in the quality of weekdays and 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. No Must sell. Call - over $500 new homes in the $40,000 When the proposal was voted guests of the TRACTIVE SINGLE for upper 351-5156. 5-11-24 price range? opposite sex permitted at any time. class woman. Near campus. If so, then call for down, Thompson called for an an appointment References. 332-1746. 6-12-1 SMITH to see this alternate plan from the Snyder - 2) Same as above with no guests permitted after closing hours. CORON*iOtric, portable decorated and landscaped professionally $1.00 service charge per Phillips students that excluded typewriter, &Jhype. 337-1127 new program of "Dances of South India, 3) Same as above with guests permitted after closing hours with OMS 10 minutes, from campus. after 6 p.m. 5-11-20 home. We'd like you to see lnmr»inn insertion Mohlniyatt8m and Kathakali" the alternating it, so - ♦_ to L. be rooms suggestion. escort. Completely furnished. 372-8077 you can compare. Call SIMON paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 pre- tonjght vat 8:15 p m ln Fairchild The students replied that any 4) Housing with before 4 p.m. C POLICE REAL ESTATE, Okemos Theatre. Admission is free and the no closing hours and no limitation on MONITORS,Sonar FR 103, Branch, ClaSS proposal without that suggestion guests. special sale. $29.96 351-2260 or Maynard Beery, day before. public is cordially invited. would be meaningless. For female students, 52 up, plus 351-5210. 6-11-24 per cent of the parent respondents OM, BOARD for babysitting, crystals. MAIN chose option 2. Parents with sons liqht housework. 1 child. Neer 5658 South Pennsylvania ELECTRONICS, The ALUMNI MEMORIAL CHAPEL The Dance Committee of the Union and parents with chose option 2 by 50 per cent Frandor, 372-8842. 12-12-4 Avenue, 605 LATHROP, near MSU. on campus is available for Bldg. will essign dates for dances to daughters by 54 per cent. Lansing. C weddings Fonda Immediate possession. 6 to Students, Faculty, Employes, and be held during winter term on For male students, 48 rooms, 2 per cent of the parent respondents story, 3 bedrooms, 114 baths. Alumni. A catered Tuesday, Nov. 24, 3 p.m. in the Oek selected option 2. Parents with sons chose M.C.A. - ROOMS for young man MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all reception, option 2 by 50 per Newly decorated. $13,850 with following the wedding is available. Room. Any recognized campus group cent and parents with or women. Membership privileges. brands. 30% off list price. Rich: $500 down to FHA. Call owner. Call Mrs. is welcome to attend and (continued from daughters by 45 per cent. Gustafson, 355-3464 for participate page one) Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, 351-6866^0 482-5767, evenings and information or in this assignment. Be sure to have a sandals and small bowls of rice Eighty - six per cent of the parents selected options 1 and 2 for weekends. reservations. females as first and second gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O HART JAVELIN 5-11-25 representative present. and no helmets, because choices, while 70 per cent of the Combination skiis. MSU Chess Club will meet they students selected options 3 and 4. 200cm, New. $140. Monday, know why they Greg YOUR BIG family deserves this Nov. 23, at 7:30 p.m. E. Fly to NEW YORK this Xmas (Dec. are fighting. Eighty per cent of the parents selected options 1 and 2 for WLY DECORATED rooms. Girls 361-1823. 5-11-23 Holmes house for Christmas. It has Lower Lounge. 13 or 23 - Jan. 3) for $66 on "They are driven by the same males, while 78 per cent of the students selected 3 and 4. only. Share living room, kitchen. grace, revolutionary spirit that inspired $16 • $17 /week. 393-8491. WASHER, PERFECT comfort, elegance. Perfect for American Airlines. For further For females, males chose - save $100 Washington and Jefferson to option 4 by 36 per cent and females over new one; two like new family holidays. Call me to see The Asian Studies Center at MSU will information concerning this flight selected it by 26 per cent. mirrored bathroom cabinets. this stately, older present Betty True Jones in a and others this Xmas to LONDON fight the British for our For males, females chose home. Tipi option 4 by 55 per cent, while males OM FOR 12, doubles. $200 per Phone 351-6643, East Lansing. S Eyke, 332-3895 or SIMON REAL (Dec. 17 - Jan. 6) and HAWAII (Dec. independence. selected it by 73 per cent. term. Room, boerd, washing. Call ESTATE, Okemos Branch, 13 or 27 - Jan. 4) contact the Union "They are fighting as they On option 4, freshmen 332-3574. 11-12-4 351-2260. 3-11-24 Service Board Travel Office, 2nd floor have fought for centuries to rid approved by 32 per cent for females and 48 per cent for males. Animals Union, or call 353-9777 daily their country of outside Sophomores approved it by 30 per cent for IV ATE. NEAR campus. ADOPT A house for Christmas. Make IF YOUR Want Ad was running today between 11:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. females, 71 per cent for males; juniors, 30 female and 69 aggressorsThey are inspiring the male; Furnished. $50 - $60. Phone MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS, 9 your family complete with a home your vacancy would probably be student movements and the seniors, 28 female and 69 male, special and graduates, 32 female 332-3357. 10-12-4 weeks old. Champion Sired. AKC that fills every need. For filled. Dial 355-8255 now! SKIERSI Besides its regular business and 86 male. help in black movements, they have registered. Reasonable. 482-2705. making this a dream Christmas, meeting, Moosuski is showing an Greatest approval for ANN BROWN: become the conscience of option 4 for women was given by Justin For Sale 3-11-23 call Tipi Typing and multilith outasight ski flick at the meeting on Morrill College with 48 Eyke, 332-3895 or per cent in favor. The College of Human SIMON REAL ESTATE, Okemos offset printing. Complete Tues., Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the humanity,and that is why our for service American Legion Hall (behind the E. government is afraid of them." Ecology gave least approval with 20 per cent. BASSET. MALE. 14 weeks. AKC. Branch, 351-2260. 3-11-24 dissertations, theses, For men, option 4 was selected most H MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt All shots. $100 or best offer. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. Lansing bus terminal). All final Miss Fonda said that what we by James Madison College stereo receiver. Fisher TX 100 337-9204. 3-11-23 21 Austria and Boyne week payments must do is not by 74 per cent. The College of Veterinary Medicine SPREAD CHEER this Christmas. Sell years experience. 332-8384. C only develop a gave least stereo amp. Wharfedale speaker must be paid then. Come on all you new social conscience but also approval with 49 per cent. your house. You'll make one set. Garrard lab 80 jet-turners! I For women, Snyder Hall changer. ST. BERNARD pups. 4 left. Well family happy with your present establish a new order. approved option 4 by the widest PROFESSIONAL Empire turntable. Dual HS33 marked. After 6 p.m., home, yours happy with a margin with 51 per cent, while Butterfield Hall gave least 482-5887. new THESIS Petitions for "Many people say that the compact stereo set. STEREO, 2-11-20 one. Waiting to help PREPARATION the ATL Student liberal left approval with 20 per cent. you. Call Ti >i criticized the amps, tuners, receivers, tape Eyke. 332-3895 Advisory Committee are still For men, W. McDonel or SIMON REAL • IBM Tyslef available in the Establishment without offering approved option 4 by the widest margin recorders, tape decks, 150 used MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS. Male, Bessey Hall with 80 per cent, while I.andon ESTATE, Okemos Branch, an alternative," she gave least approval with 40 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, female. 9 weeks, AKC, $50. Phone 351-2260. 3-11-24 department office. See Joan. said, "but cent. per 300 used albums. T.V.'s, radios, HirAlMlfni there is an alternative. 484-5020.4-11-24 Asked how long students should live in walkie - talkies, wall tapestries. Couplets Professional Thesis Service fsr The ISRAELI STUDY GROUPS: "First, we must establish a residence halls, 43 per Equipment tested and guaranteed. STABLES - 10 x10' box stalls. 10U Service Msster's and Doctoral Candidates. Frss Learn folk dance tonight, Women's socialist economic system, a cent of the parents said two years should be the required length IM, Room 34. Tomorrow Tuesday, of time. Twelve Save money by swapping. Brtckari sad Consultation. Pliass socialist system that will per cent felt that four years should be acres riding area. Board your Call November Asked if residence hall officers required. WILCOX SECONDHAND SEWING, DRESSMAKING and CHfl and Paula Hasfftay 337-1527 or (27-2*36 24, Hebrew CLASS horses. Feed, stable end paddock CHANGE eliminate private profit - and wishes. 45 per cent of the accurately reflect their concerns STORE, 509 East Michigan, by the day, week or month. Wa give designing. Get your holiday party — Oakroom, Union. oriented control, which will give students said yes and 35 dresses made IF YOU WANT SOME Advanced, 7 8 p.m.; Beginner, 8 - 9 said no. per cent 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday your horse TLC. Call 363-8946 and now. Long or short. changes made - Will for Thanksgiving week us leaders that are truly thru Saturday. C ask for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 pick up and deliver if check the "household goods" for only. W. Wilson expressed answerable to the people, which greatest confidence in their elected officers necessary. 484-6401, 1 9 p.m. sale in today's Classified with 56 per cent yes, while - Ads. 15-12-4 People who go visit the guys at Texas will put technology into the Bryan Hall gave the least vote of AKC COLLIE. 6 months. Male. hands of the people for the confidence with a 34 per cent Attention Indian Students Cottage of LANSING BOYS yes. Needs good home. Reasonable. TYPING — TERM papers, theses, etc. good The report of findings was NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE TRAINING SCHOOL on Wednesday of the people, where workers prepared by the Division of Research 351-1483. 6-11-24 Electric typewriter. Call will and Educational d Exotic Food Lovers. 20% COPY SHOPPE can show you 484-9295. 3-11-23 meet tonight, Monday, will benefit, will profit, where Programs of the Dean of Students office. ff with this ad on Salties how to get two Xerox November 23, this week only. Meet and copies for there will be no exploitation, at the Union at 7 the price of ndian Spices available at Mobile Homes one. Phone 332-4222. p.m. Anyone who where the foundation can be laid C Transportation can donate refreshments them along. please bring for equality." CROSS ROADS IMPORTS 222 Abbott Road I960 HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 2 bedroom. Fully carpeted.unfur - nished. You've got to see it, too 60, Seniors — Today, tomorrow NEED RIDE for to New York Thanksgiving. City Call area Bob, The Sierra Club will meet 7 p.m. in the Union Room 30. tonight at but Miss Fonda said that this change will not that the come overnight, ARTHUR TREACHER'S foundations 339-8092. S-11-25 > THE ORIGINAL Tisl) are 1970SINGER $55.00 believe itll Call 625-3520. EAST LANSING, for rent, one W. and Wednesday will be the final days for free yearbook NEED RIDE to Fort The Winter Term Book Exchange is being laid by students,workers, blacks and other minority fcCfyipS., photos. Call 353-5292. Wayne coming! There will be e pick-up of h Price. Used just a few months In bedroom and two bedrooms. $130 Wednesday, 25th. Call Linda, books to be sold, FINALS groups, and by women's and gay a beautiful walnut and up. Security deposit. Phone 351-0278. 1-11-23 WEEK, in liberation movements. BUY SOME AND TRY THEM sew table fully W. Shaw Meeting Room from 12-6 . . . equipped to Zig-Zag, 332-2437.5-11-24 She said that the "old order is buttonholes. You have a selection monogram, RIDING TAUGHT by qualified p.m. on Dec. 8, 9, 10. The Winter YOU'LL GIVE US THE ANSWER term book exchange will t8ke place rapidly changing, but the United of fancy embroidery designs, by RICHARDSON, 1965. 10x60 instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 Wanted in W. Shaw Lower States continues to try to exert 'TREAT YOURSELF TO THF TREACHER TASTE' minutes from MSU Lounge, WINTER choosing from an assortment of includes storage shed. Call after 6 campus. TERM REGISTRATION its fascist, imperialistic control cams and 699-2815.5-12-1 WANTED: ONE bedroom apartment. WEEK, Jan. winds the bobbin p.m., 351-1713. 6-11-24 4 - 9. For more information call New over the world. automatically. Only $55.00 cash East Lansing, house, unfurnished. WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING Community 353-9875 or 351-0963. "Ask yourself why," she said, or buy on E-Z terms. Call CHAMPION - 1962, 10x50, air Under $110. 371-1765 after 9:30 We need volunteers to make WINDOWS, and painting eave this a "there is not one fascist country 484-4553 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. conditioned. 2 bedroom carpeted. p.m. 3-11-25 success, call the above numbers. troughs. 372-8507. X-20-11-25 in the world in which our 0-11-25 Like new. $2,500. 482-3723 after flag 1949 - 1953. Ford or doesn't fly. There is not one 6 p.m. 5-11-24 PAINTING: Interior. Brighten up Mercury. Will Banjo Program tonight at MSU ATBED TRAILER. Motorcycle consider running car or parts of Folklore Society. Joe Janetti and fascist regime that could not that room for the holidays. Grad or snowmobile. Good 16" tires. ROYCRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, car. 676-1213. 3-11-24 Charlie Smith, with Jeff Tordoff in continue without students, reasonable. 372-8158. our military $75. IV 9-5248. B-11-23 air • conditioned, furnished, 6-11-25 BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for program and workshops in banjo andeconomicaid; Spain, Greece, behind Gables. 351-3415. styles, techniques, etc. Also Guatemala, Venezuela, Panama, all positive, A negative, B UNGLASSES. SAFETY or 10-11-25 DRUM LESSONS. Private. In any negative workshops in basic guitar, and Columbia, just to name a few." and AB negative, $10.00. O tempered lens or any optical style. MARSHALL MUSIC Songshop. Bring your guitar, banjo to Miss needs. TOPPER, 1966. 12x60. Excellent negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Room 135 in the Music Fonda, who faces OPTICAL DISCOUNT, COMPANY, 351-7830. C-11-23 Bldg. at 7:30 2615 East condition. 2 bedrooms, shed, COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, p.m. tonight - it's free! charges of illegally bringing Michigan Avenue, 50714 East Grand drugs into the country and 372-74 09. C-11-25 skirted. 355-9839.3-11-25 River, East DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, CELLENT USED FURS. Coats in MOBILE HOME 8x40. 1953. Air and formals. Experienced. Lansing. Above the new Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Campus Dana Zohar will share her personal experience "Inside the Palestinian assaulting a policeman, said that "the whole thing is a big joke. TWO LOCATIONS Reasonable charge. 355-1040. »" sizes and types. $20 conditioned. -$900. IV 7-6250 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Camp" tonight at 8 - $50. 1J-11-30_ Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 p.m. in the 351-6337. 0-11-23 GANICALLY after 6:30. 2-11-24 Lost & Found __ BABYSITTING Experienced, IN with my home. references. noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Union Building, Parlor C. The American Professors for peace in MOOSUSKI regular meeting Tues. Nov. 24, 7:30 American Legion 2418 EAST MICHIGAN GROWN beef, Hall (behind E. Lansing Bus 332-6701. 3-11-23 WANTED BY the Middle East Sponsor: "Inside the absolutely no chemicals used. area radio station: Terminal). Final payments due Right Past Frandor, and Phone 651-5403. 3-11-25 LOST: MAN'S announcer and time salesman or Palestinian Camp" by Dana Zohar for Austria and Boyne. Movie!! gold watch with NEW FASHIONS and alterations, salesman / announcer. Write: Box based on personal experience, tonight EST, BOOK shelves, chairs, calendar Nov 19 in vicinity of Abbott Road and Grand River. formals and bridal gowns by experienced European seamstress. A1, State News. 2-11-23 at 8 p.m. In Parlor C of the Union. 4100 S. LOGAN swing machine. Large attractive Call 332-1272. 3-11-25 iece driftwood. 355-0850. 5-11-25 332-6087. « 1-11-23 LOST: GREY and white cat near Come « The BIC/LUX Light And ON SG standard. $175. Sunn Michigan 337-1760 or and Harrison. 351-9322. 3-11-24 Phone Typing Service « Pectrum 53-1352. 3-11-24 I, $300. Craig, COMPLETE THESES service. « Sound Show The 71/2R AVEL TRAILER. 10". Excellent edition. $250 or highest bid. DO Personal NOT miss it: Dana Zohar will Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of theses, resumes, publications. Across from campus, fly * * « 355 6028. 3-11-24 shara har personal experience corner MAC and Grand River, * ETTE 30. Call SET. Good condition. "Inside The Palestinian Tonight at 8 p.m. Room Parlor C Camp." below COPYGRAPH Style Shop. SERVICES, Call with « * 393-3043. 3-11-24 Union Building. 1-11-23 _337J666. C_ « TERM « PAPERS, Dissertations. SCM AMPLIFIER. R Four months old. turntable. Shure cartridge. 53 3008 or 363-1833. X-5-11-24 LEAVE YOUR extra marshmallows in room 6 Baker. 5-11-26 Electric, pica. Experienced. Call Sharon, 393-4234^2-J11-23 us! ♦ « * TERM PAPERS, dissertations, etc. n,TH CIRCLE of sound, Peanuts Personal Experienced, IBM Selectric. Call « xcellent condition. Beautiful Laurentian Mts. $175 « °und. Ideal for dorm or DELTA SIGMA Theta Probates - _K^«njBS2^63SL B^11 -23 _ « Alcapulco $249 Partment. After 6 p.m., You made itl Congratulations, DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term « Monte go Bay $239 32-1900. 3-11-24 Alpha Chi. 1-11-23 papers. Expert typist with degree in English. IBM. 361-8950. OO Nassau $179 « « TAKE A GOOD LOOK A The BIC/LUX 71/2R receiver offers all COUPE 1958 basket case. « the features found in the finest °od for parts. $26.00. 484-3865 Recreation TYPING TERM papers and theses. « tuners and amplifiers today and more so. For instance our unique computer component 'tween 11 ,.m. Electric typewriter. Fast service. all, that manage not to sacrifice receiver circuits, 4 in . 9 p m b-11-24 « sensitivity to achieve 71/2R, full, perfect muting is accomplished at 1.2u Volts at -30db. muting Call 332-4597.18-12-3 action. In the Kon PHOTOMIC Ftn 60mm f/2 $230, New. 372-1865, ask TAKE A trip this Christmas or Spring Break. Acapulco, $249, Nassau, TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid STUDENTOURS * « cut filter which two of the features inherent in our Then there is our fully eliminates unwanted hiss and record noise, but then these are high only or Joe. 3-11-25 $179 Jamaica, $239, or ski in accurate service. Experienced. * sound machine, you really have to come in to get a Canada, $176. All complete 393-4075,484-1874.20-12-4 « good look . . . and listen. ST. $12.96. deluxe package deals. Call Frank Call Your Campus Rep. Now! « Stova, $12.96. BARBI MEL: Typing, multllithing. '■rigerator, $ 19.96. Bad, $10.86. Buck, 361-8604 or 332-3681. SECONDHAND STORE. 6-11-23 No Job too large or too small. Jack LaPelle Mike Panter * ♦ HI-FI BUYS Block off campus. 332-3255. C Turner. C 351-7224 Frank Buck 353-2776 « TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES WOULD YOU rather do something Phyllis King 351-8604 « I 101 EAST GRAND RIVER o VOX - organ attachment for else? Sail .porting V™ TYPING - 86 wpm, term papers, Sandy Seward 337-9748 337-1305 ♦ theses, scientific reports. •11°24 °*