T uesday m m MICHIGAN ,Ssionu J p.-heaj * a|ysis of 1 K but 9 of fP'etoJ ress o COUDtjJ nting Of d UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 93 STATI FAT WS er, ^ *■ East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 24. 1970 w w task force stages P* a lot work ll 1 ham] am ay raid on N. Viet camp WASHINGTON (AP) — A small task At the White House, In|y20oJ force of Army and Air Force volunteers Ronald L. Ziegler issued press secretary what amounted to mission, and that he did not know whether victory" — a goal repeatedly disvowed by Bill y staged a commando - style raid deep into the President had taken any members of a warning to North Vietnam against taking the administration. . said. North Vietnam last Congress into his confidence beforehand. Friday in a fruitless reprisals against American prisoners The bombing came as many Senate effort to free American The commando raid took place around 2 prisoners, because of the unsuccessful rescue effort. Democrats were still rankled over Nixon's Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird a.m., North Vietnam time, about the time "I think," he told a request last week for $155 million in new questioner, "it is some 250 U.S. announced Monday. warplanes were hitting at aid for Cambodia. Senate Majority leader apparent that the prisoners would not have antiaircraft missile and gun positions in the Laird told a news conference the rescue had anything to do with the Mike Mansfield said Sunday the weekend team found no prisoners when rescue panhandle further to the south. they landed operation and it is inconceivable that there Laird said those "protective reaction" air raids point to an increased, not lesser, U.S. in helicopters inside a prisoner of war camp would be any reprisals taken role in Indochina. at Son Tay about 23 miles west of against the strikes were not intended as a cover for the Hanoi in prisoners of war. ' But if there were post - midnight darkness. The attempted prisoner rescue operation. camp reprisals, the United States would hold the Although a Pentagon spokesman said the recently had been vacated, he said. However, they may have served to leaders of North Vietnam somewhat confuse the North Vietnamese primary reasons for the raids was a The daring raid, first ever inside North personally responsible." as to what was response to the shooting down of an Air Vietnam, was approved by President Nixon But he said he was happening. Force reconnaissance plane Nov. 13, he several hours before it was mounted. unprepared to take a Laird said the U.S. Navy undertook Exhaust free earlier efforts to rescue individual Many pilots question in the event of as to what this country would do small diversionary air mission, dropping a made clear Laird was also disturbed by the shellings earlier this month of Saigon and downed in North Vietnam have been made reprisals. flares over the North Vietnamese coast Uo matter how hard carmakers try, Ziegler said the above the 19th parallel to Hue by the Viet Cong and, adding a new they will never be able to mske the but this was the first camp raid. whether this answer was "no" on help cany off same claim as the owner of this bike can. The Laird said he recommended the country intends to conduct the rescue attempt. element, by the failure of progress of Paris vehicle runs exhaust free activities in North Vietnam with U.S. The defense secretary made his peace talks. although its owner may not. operation because of "new information we ground personnel. startling received this month that some of our men disclosure about four hours after a State News photo by J. Wilner The press "We are concerned that the other side were dying in prisoner - of secretary said he was not Pentagon spokesman steadfastly refused to - war camps." prepared to say when Nixon approved the has not chosen to negotiate in say whether U.S. warplanes operated above any the 19th parallel during the substantive or productive way at Paris," "protective the spokesman said. reaction" strikes which were billed as Council retaliation for North Vietnamese Administration sources said during the consider bylaws downing to of a U.S. reconnaissance weekend that the raids were also meant as plane more than a week ago. a signal to the North Vietnamese to play by the rules of the game. These rules, the The spokesman's refusal to United States contends, are understandings n Mwt nrnnncU IC urhin h timnlr) Kairo nheculation that the Pope may some day their right to vote for a Pope when the upper peninsula where four hunters the decisions of the Faculty Tenure were lost. bdieate as ruler of the Roman Catholic decree takes force. Committee shall be ihurch. binding on the At least four deaths were attributed administration and the faculty member to storms since Sunday It also made it The Pope said he was taking the action morning. more probable that he concerned." for "the superior good of the Church." Forty - seven ships were stranded in Jfould hold a consistory soon to create new Stieber contends that the trustees the Detroit River after strong westerly Cardinals to fill the place of the old ones. In winds blew water away from shipping a Motu Proprio, by his own hand, channels, making them shallower than iocument, the Pope said a cardinal remains Autopsy woman normal and causing at least one vessel ne until death. But he forbade those who to run aground. ave reached 80 to enter the conclave that show The four hunters were found i called after a pope's death to elect a new Monday after getting lost in heavy »ne. Hp said cease to cardinals, be" on their 80th birthday, members of the Roman killed by strangulation snow which covered Michigan's upper peninsula. All were in relatively good condition, authorities said. 'uria. the central church administration. He renewed an An autopsy completed Monday on 18 • treated as murder. Michigan State Police Houghton County sheriff's duputies appeal to Curia cardinals and campus police are continuing their and volunteer snowmobilers found year - old Marie A. Jackson, whose body E 75.offer their resignation "spontaneously" was found Saturday in a owned by MSU, has revealed the woman wooded area investigation but have not concentrated on any one suspect, Scodeller said. Elmer Pulkinin, 29, South Range, Monday morning after combing j reThe decree did not retire cardinals who was strangled. Police found no indication that there Adams Township most of the night. bishops of dioceses, regardless of their had been a struggle and did not discover Pulkinin said he spent the entire night |e, although they, too, are forbidden to Her partially nude body was found about otf for a noon Saturday by a deer hunter on a trail any evidence in the area. wandering in 15 - degree weather. Pope if they are past 80. Bishops Miss Jackson was a 1970 graduate of Two tri- mountain boys, Kenneth id pastoral leading off from the intersection of cardinals were requested by Sandhill and College Roads south of 1-96 Everett High School and was working at a Anderson, 16 and David Stimak, 18, Pope four years ago to retire local drive - in restaurant. Until recently walked out of the woods in Elm River oluntarily at 75. and west of U.S. 27. That appeal established the she has lived in a rooming house at 1014 S. Township of Houghton County Pope's policy Coroner Jack Holmes said the body had Washington Ave. but had moved in with Monday morning. The two said they f'burch seeking younger men in responsible been laying in the pine grove for one to girl friends a few weeks ago. found a vacant hunting camp when positions. four days. darkness approached and stayed there Nut the Miss Jackson's funeral is at 11 a.m. today setting of a mandatory Ingham County prosecuting attorney and is being arranged by Estes - Leadley overnight. ftirement age for Curia cardinals, and to a Raymond Scodeller said the case is being funeral directors. Mark La Fond, 14, Gladstone, who was last seen Sunday afternoon in Masonville Township, also was found by a search party. Winds gusting from 30 to 50 miles deputies probe accidenf an hour made visibility poor and driving hazardous, even in areas where the snowfall High winds deaths of was negligible. were Fredrick blamed for the Rendell, 33, which 2 students died Auburn Heights and his brother n Richard, 30, of Clawson. Police they were killed Sunday when a tree said was blown onto their car as they drove on Adams Road in Oakland County. Savior M. Sultana, 48, kfton County Sheriff's deputies are investigating a two - vehicle The group had taken buses, but the three students decided to Sterling evident which claimed the lives of two MSU students and left drive there in Dougherty's car. Heights, drowned Sunday when high waves "other in critical Eaton County deputies said the car, with the three capsized his boat in Anchor Bay condition Thursday night. students and near Fair Haven. He manged to driven by Dougherty, and a pickup truck driven by Raymond J. cling to the boat for one - half hour before ' lie Mann, 40,1469 Clinton Trail, Charlotte, collided. accident, which occurred on the U.S. 27 bypass near the Mann losing his grip and drowning, was reported in fair condition at Olin Memorial Hospital f city limits of Charlotte, claimed the lives of Gail Marie Monday. His son Scott, 10, was with Mann in the accident. He authorities said. Cunningham, 20, Westland junior, who was killed instantly in the was treated at Hayes - Green - Beach Another hunter, Wallace Gardner, •fash, and Patrick F. Hospital in Charlotte and d Dougherty Jr.. 22, East Lansing senior, who released Sunday. 63, Lake Linden was found dead late Sunday morning. Deputies said no tickets have been issued Sunday in a boat on the shore of Mud and an investigation is Lake in the upper peninsula. c;ay E. being conducted into the accident. Fenner, 18, Royal Oak freshman, remained in critical Funeral services for Miss Cunningham were held He apparently suffered a heart "jidition the three in Sparrow Hospital Monday. body was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield. Monday. Her attack while trying to maneuveur the MSU students were on their way to Albion f°r a concert they wert to take part in Friday night to in Dougherty's body is at Hill Funeral Home, Grand Blanc. to be buried He is boat across the lake duriug a storm. Cold feet P'oion. The combined Wednesday at Watertown Cemetery, Bostoria. MSU Orchestra and singers participated. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November \ l{>70 news U' By DIANE PETRYK reserve nearly five million dollars. fund beds filled," Wilkinson said. may pay $90 million in the construction debt money on food. summary State News Staff Writer "I am confident the University- MSU has a total of 18,620 will meet its commitment," residence hall spaces available. cost of the residence hall "We make money in our nBr??rd Chairrnan D0n Su The University may be forced Wilkinson said. "But three years The decrease this fall represents program. cafeterias," he said, "and those D-Okemos, has u N admissions From the wires of AP and UP1. to dip into reserve funds to meet ago we didn't have to worry approximately a $2 million loss As of June 30, the University in apartments don't use them." recommend commissi he the residence hall debt about the dormitories." to the University. The decrease had a gross debt of He said residence hall an jnr ' n l° freshmen admissions requirement for the first time, Until this year, he said, the is due to a cutback in freshman approximately $46,380,000 expenditures have been curtailed He said this next'X according to Roger Wilkinson, residence halls have always been enrollment. relating directly to the residence this year and no refurbishing or would [ hall program, and $8,700,000 attempt to reach vice president for business and over - occupied. According to a report which repairs will be made except reshmen and a oneV' finance. Wilkinson reported that due to "This has helped our rates to be the lowest in the Wilkinson prepared at the residence is a combination of the hall and apartment when absolutely necessary. "Reserves are not adequate to third juniors and sopho^1^"e senior*.»!, Big Ten. request of Ira Polley, director of facility debt. third under - occupancy of the residence halls this year, it will Even last fall there were more students — that is, three the Presidential Commission on Wilkinson said the University finance any dormitory that is not in operation," graduatestudentshipont Stevens said "// would seem to indicate that people Admissions and Student Body Wilkinson maint be difficult to generate the in two man rooms. As of Nov. makes as much money from the told the admissions occupancy in the resident"18 the (adm in istra tio n's) actual ■ Composition, MSU has an commission. is a valid needed annual net revenue of 13 this year, there were 16,786 room rate on apartment facilities "The debt reason for inr? * investment of approximately as from regular rooms, but loses incurred," the freshman enrollment. policy is to escalate the war and report said, "is a debt upon the Eldon R. to seek a military victory. " board of trustees of MSU, and it Nonnamaker FOR NEW DIRECTOR a of students, said last is pledged to maintain the week £ Sen. J. W. Fulbright. D - Ark. enrollment and occupancy levels in order to meet the recent students living off ' crackdown^ debt against University (See story page 1) requirement. not related thl Un/ Center explains demands "To change this to commitment occupancy of the dorms would require the approval of " the board of "That's not the trustees, the Nonnamaker said poinr trustees of the various trusts, responsibility of this office t! By JEANNE SADDLER and the bondholders." International News Associate Campus Editor per cent. The center is funded through the College of Social enforce the regulations" Science, the Center for International frograms and government Guinea's 5.000 - man army battled lor a second day funds. Representatives of the three black student organizations who Panel holds Last week, after members of the against invaders Monday and a number of European are members of the plenary group of the African Studies Center plenary group presented their meet case against a cut in advisers to President Sekou Toure's Marxist - oriented request that all black students meet with them tonight to discuss funding to Dean Winder and Provost John the failure of the Cantlon, the black student groups presented the dean and government have been killed. Radio ( on;ikry reported. University administration and the College of President Wharton with their demand that a black It also said the invaders had been trained by Col. Jean Social Science to begin negotiations to appoint a black professor director be "hired immediately." at Columbia University as the center's director. Schramme, a Belgian - born white mercenary who fought in the Congo. The broadcast repeated the contention of the Guinean President Wharton and Dean Clarence Winder of the Social Science were in meetings and not available for Monday afternoon. College of comment The statement read as follows: "We the black community of MSU as represented by BLFI, BUF and PASOA, and the Black Graduate Students have on local housing exhausted all administrative channels in government that the invaders were mercenaries The meeting is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in 108B Wells. attempting to redress our A committee formed to study the grievances. Therefore we demand that: kinds of dispatched by Portugal, which has an overseas territory The students on the plenary group are representatives of the the housing problems of East housing problems Black United Front, the Black Liberation • A black director of the African Studies Center be hired facing East Lansing the bordering on Guinea on the West African bulge. Front, International, immediately. Lansing will meet at 7:30 p.m. magnitude of the problems (BLF1), and the Pan - African Students Organization in the today in the conference room at Radio Conakry said two of those "cowardly Americas, (PASOA). • In accomplishing the above, first preference be given Elliot housing demands and price Skinner for City Hall. and then propose range murdered" were West Germans, but it gave no details. A the position. And that communications solutions to controversy developed about the appointment of a to Skinner stating a commitment The Joint Housing Committee these problems. * * * permanent director at the center and the full by the University to honor his preferred operation of the negotiations for the directorship be received is composed of members of the The Communist side in the Vietnam peace center's programs after Dean Winder announced a by Skinner no later "We have to define conference large budget than Nov. 23, 1970 at noon. Human Relations commission, what in Paris announced Monday it will boycott cut for African Studies for 1971-72. Notification and proof of such standards are acceptable - Wednesday's communications must be made the Planning Commission, two it'sa Several students and facultv said it amounted to a cut of known to the above listed sort of identity of standards," scheduled session 100 organizations by Monday, Nov. 23, 1970 at noon." student representatives and a as a protest against the weekend Conlisk said. The students also included a representative of the Off bombing of North Vietnam by U.S. planes. The copy of a letter from Skinner - The Joint Communists said they would be back for the next The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State affirming an interest in the position. Campus University Housing Housing Committee office. meets every session, Dec. 3. University, is published every class day during four school Tuesday night, The terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. meetings are open to the public. It was the second time the North Vietnamese and Viet Subscription rate is $14 per year. Downtown Chicago? According to G. Michael Conlisk, planning director, the Cong decided on such action as a result of American formation of the committee bombing raids on the North. The first time was last Member Associated Press, United Press International, Air Michigan OFFERS 3 FLIGHTS "prompted by the conflict was Newark police Inland Daily Press Association, Associated May. Collegiate Press, DAILY TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO'S MEIG'S FIELD between student boarders and Meanwhile the United States kept Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press residents." up spy flights over North Vietnam Monday to get photographs of the Association, United States Student Press Association. ONLY $21.00 ONE WAY - STUDENT FARE $15.50 WITH AIR MICHIGAN YOUTH CARD The committee will evaluate assist cabbies damage inflicted in the bombing strikes even as the Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. LEAVE LANSING (EST) ARRIVE CHICAGO (CDT) controversy over the raids increased. * * * Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services 7:30 a.m. 10:50 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 11:20 a.m. ASMSU plans NEWARK, Newark police N.J. (AP) began driving - Israel accused Egypt Monday of Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, taxis last sending three flights Michigan. 4:50 p.m. 5:20 p.m. weekend to combat of warplanes over Israeli apparently on reconnaissance missions. positions along the Sue/ Canal, Phones: ->>• < Monday Thru Friday ALSO FLIGHTS TO DETROIT METRO board meeting mounting robberies on cabbies. and assaults A military spokesman, asked after the third Editorial ^Thwe taxi drivers have been .' flight was . 356-8252 Call 482-1213 The ASMStJ Student Board kfHIed and a dozen others injured announced if there had been Classified Advertising t any firing, would say only 355-8255 1 FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS will meet at 7:30 p.m. during that army units took action Display Advertising tonight in apparent holdup attempts according to standing ■■ 353-6400 OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT the multi- purpose room B of this year. orders. Business-Circulation 355-3447 the Brody Bldg. The police from a special Photographic - He refused to confirm or deny that any shooting took 355-8311 Air Michigan The board will vote on a tactical squad don't pick up place. proposed schedule of financial passengers. They tune in on cab compensation for board radio dispatchers so they can Followi: j the earlier announced overflights, a members. It will continue move in swiftly when an alarm is spokesman said the Egyptian aircraft neither bombed consideration of the Taylor sounded by a regular cabbie. nor strafed and the Israelis did not shoot. Report, the revised report on Cabbies advise a dispatcher by The charges came as Cairo claimed the United States student participation in special code when they are in academic government passed by trouble to avoid alerting the was carrying out high - altitude spy flights over Egypt the Academic Council. and passine the findings to the Israelis. passenger. agpipen on National News The Senate upheld Monday President Nixon's veto ot A Step in the Right a bill sharply limiting campaign spending for r.idio at.d television broadcasting. The tally was 58 to override the veto, to 34 to sustain it. The votv t-> override was 4 s thirds necessary. sort of t .e two - the anywhere - but Direction , Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said tie will propose next year a more comprehensive reform bill. 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TILL 9 PM Open Mon. • Sat. 9 a.m. Fri. 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. 9P Phone: 351-5380 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SDS h olds strategy meet \nr.rnximatelv 50 Approximately 50 persons persons met met Its aim was to protest «. . , „ in the lounge of the Center for raids inside "massive Vietnam. m North International Programs Monday Cambodia and Vietnam, Plans were discussed for future support of a move to "not through Laos," and it celebrate dormitories and after a rally sponsored by lasted 15 minutes. SDS strategy, including the Thanksgiving or any classrooms to Demonstration other holiday until the Students for a Democratic At the proposed circulation of a war ends, Hall as "a display of some action Society (SDS) and the centered meeting, discussion to make petition "which will show the a statement of is better than none" on the war in commitment to was voted Committee to Abolish ROTC. Vietnamese that the Americans not spend down by a wide Indochina, the presence of money on frills." margin. The rally, held in front of the ROTC on are not at war with them." campus, and a A plan Administration Bldg., attracted proposed "citizen's It was also announced that proposed by Gary After 35 minutes, the grotfp 25 people. treaty" with the people of peace several of those Margosian, Lathrup freshman dispersed to "conduct attending the and leader of the meeting were trying to gain movement to workshops" at various on and abolish |IN ASMSU, to march off - campus locations. DETROIT Voter sign-up for minors OKd By JEFFSHELER The act will go in effect State News Staff Writer Jan. 1 vote," Edwards said. Edwards explained that before said. "I see no unless it is struck down reason to by the His attitude was in sharp the act was passed most clerks discriminate against 18 About 20 teenagers filled oOt U.S. Supreme Court. - year - contrast from that of the East would accept a registration form olds I voter registration forms Monday Detroit clerk George Edwards simply because they are Lansing and — after Wednesday from a person under 21 if the 18." in the Detroit city clerk's office greeted the youths and invited the Lansing clerks who said person would turn 21 before the Edwards - added that college as part state ^eP- Jac^ie them into his inner office where next election. they would not accept students are equally welcome to Vaughn's drive to get 18 - year - amidst a flock of Detroit TV - (olds registered before Jan. 1, newsmen registrations from 18 - year - He said the early preregister in Detroit. - they filled out the olds until sign-up of 18 "A student who comes in here 11971. registration forms. they are directed to do - year ■ olds is a similar situation so by Michigan's election since no elections and says he is a resident of The youths, students and Edwards explained later that are scheduled I nonstudents, followed the lead the youths' registration forms 10f two Lansing teenagers who will be held "in abeyance" until director. in Detroit before Jan. 1. Detroit is taken upon his Edwards said. He added that oath," Characteristic problem "I'm not only "As I it the new federal about 80 per cent of students in last Wednesday became Jan. 1, the same procedure used willing to see Keith Plogsterd, lab instructor in electrical engineering, measures the I Michigan's first minors to law is in effect until some court Detroit colleges are residents of characteristics of a by the Lansing clerk preregister them," Edwards said, transistor on an Owen transistor analyzer during a lab period. officially "preregister" under the Wednesday. "but I think every clerk in this strikes it down," Edwards said. the cityor its suburbs. "Any Detroit resident age 18 - state is mandated to "But right State News photo by Milton Horst 1970 Federal Voting Rights Act. 21 is welcome to register 18 - now this law is in fact preregister to year - olds." a law." Journalism students write Although the East Lansing and Lansing group, E-QUAL Lansing clerks are awaiting word from Atty. Gen. Kelley who is expected to rule on the early sign-up procedure, Edwards said to hold glass bottle drive Kelley's opinion "can't stop the clerks" from pre - to protest board selection registering minors. "We have a right to preregister Lansing Mayor Gerald W. cosponsored by MSU Students Car windshields and window anyone and hold his card until I Graves Monday requested all for Environmental he reaches By MICHAEL FOX Quality glass will not be accepted, the eligibility," Edwards State News Staff Writer [residents of the greater Lansing (EQUAL) and the Greater Nominations for the dean's position closed at 5 mayor said, but donors may help p.m. Monday with ballots to go in the mail to [area to cooperate in a glass Lansing Community Task Force faculty Tuesday morning. A collection drive scheduled for on Environmental [Saturday, Dec. 5. "an attempt to Quality, as by removing metal caps and rings and by separating the glass Safety counci Jack M. Bain, dean of the College of Communication Arts, said Monday that he is willing to meet with the journalism students special meeting of the College Advisory Committee, selection of the dean, is set for Tuesday. supervising develop a greater by color. protesting the degree of student representation on the dean's William Rintelmann, chairman of the The mayor called the drive. awareness and concern environment in this for age our of Broken and cracked containers will be estimates toll search and selection committee. Bain is stepping down as dean to return to full Committee, was out of town College Advisory Monday, but a spokesman for the accepted, Graves said. - time teaching. committee said the faculty could revise the containerization." "This may be the only time The School of Journalism Student selection procedures , CHICAGO (AP) - The Advisory Committee through a second vote. anyone likes a broken bottle," (J-SAC) voted unanimously last week to boycott the process of EQUAL director Fred J. National Safety Council The faculty has approved procedures calling for SN correcfion the mayor said. selecting two students to serve on the search and selection two students Moore, Buchanan sophomore, estimated that 670 to 770 committee. on the dean's search and selection committee. The said collection points for the Collection trucks, loaned from students have protested that "one journalism persons will die in traffic Lansing "If this is what they want, it's up to them. I would hope we (undergraduate) student The State News bottle drive will be established at Community College, accidents during the could get some sort of representative on the committee is mere tokenism." Monday issue the Frandor and will receive the glass at the Thanksgiving holiday. cooperation between students and Dean selection procedures are Meijers—S. faculty," Bain said when he learned of the J-SAC decision. jointly developed and agreed [erroneously quoted Central Pennsylvania Avenue shopping shopping centers and transport it The council also predicted that upon by the provost's office and the [Michigan University (CMU) centers and at the Lansing and to the Owens Illinois Glass 29,000 to 34,000 persons will be A letter explaining the boycott has been sent to Provost John involved. faculty of the college [faculty member Robert Clason Meridian Malls. Company in Charlotte, for E. Cantlon. Cantlon was unavailable for comment Monday, but In their letter to las stating that the CMU injured in traffic mishaps over spokesman in his office said the letter had arrived. a Cantlon, the journalism students asked for "a lei. 11 ejQitkl v e ba rg a recycling. the long weekend that runs from position for either an undergraduate or ., imiing Graves and Moore joined to The company \atill pay a penny, Bain, who received a copy of the letter sent to the each department within the graduate student from 6 p.m. local time Wednesday, provost, was Inegotiations' .were charactering urge all area residents to save 9t home ill Mondayand did not see the letter. As the procedure now College of Communication Arts." Iby ''unreasonable discussion." a pound for the glass, Moore Nov, 25, to midnight Sunday, 5 "I would basically feel that stands, each department in the college their throw - away bottles and said. The proceeds will be used maybe there's a misunderstanding will send an Nov. 29. undergraduate and a'graduate student to-a [The quote should have read, other glass containers. The glass to pay for gas for the trucks and The council said 696 persons With the procedure," Bain said. wide committee to select college - the two student representatives for ["reasonable discussion." may be dropped off at any of to Frank Senger, chairman of the School of Journalism, said search and selection committee. the The State News provide consumer education died in traffic accidents during Monday he "absolutely concurs" apologizes for the areas between 10 a.m. and 5 materials to be made available at with the boycott of the A meeting for Ithe error. the Thanksgiving holiday last journalism undergraduate students. He also received a graduate students interested in the boycott is set p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5. the collection centers. copy of the for 7:30 p.m. year. letter and described it as "excellent." today in the manager's general conference room in Wonders Hall. GET THE REAL THING!! SAVE 25 TO 50 FAMOUS FIRST QUALITY BRANDS-NO SECONDS T-SHIRTS JERSEYS JACKETS Light and Heavy PULLOVERS Popular Styles BUY ONE AT Good Color Selection Size Small Med. Regular Price Lg. X-Lg SAVE 33% ON THESE Get Second One of Same or Less Price for Limited Quantities So Shop Early For Best Selection SALE IN MAIN STORE ONLY BOOK STORE IN THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER I M IC H IG AN POINT OF VIKW STATE NEW UNIVERSITY GEORGE BULLARD Liberia's development: editor-in-chief OClATSr fiflUSffl \TS FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager a proud independent iros MARK EICHER, managing editor ED HUTCHISON, city editor BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor EDITOR'S NOTE: The KEN KRELL, editorial editor following United States that has point of view was written by Richard experienced*, JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor colonial Snetter, Monrovia, suppression, that which Ik" Liberia junior, in are proud of, and it's that GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor response to an Associated Press I speak in defense of pride my native witfe Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award dispatch. I am left with no heritage for outstanding journalism. alternative but im the publsiher with his Reading an article on Liberia published as far as the economic limited state of S* in the State News, Nov. 18, I, a Liberian - growing nation is concerned development born aborigine, find it irresistible to be assured, and Onethi! 1 EDITORIALS comment on such publication which in fact influenced by that is our e«,nil is erroneous and unscrupulous, leaving me whatever course our no foreign power J with no doubt as to the extent of the economy is toward, It is at the discretion and J publisher's knowledge about Liberia. of only Liberians and at will. dirSw Female enrollment rise: The remark of the Liberian senator, Shad Jr., is unquestionably true and acceptable; only that which is in quotation is being the Politically, again his ignorance about the the publisher political exhibit, feat!! and characteristics of exact words of Shad and that of H. W. Western world the what is termed ini! Yaidoo. The remaining unquoted underdevel„2 simplistic solutions passage countries. Sure, we exist no of said article I consider a matter of party system; as a result under a „„ opinion, lack of knowledge and, as Shad through the years remained Liberia L A subcommittee of the Presidential indicated, poor press representation in the most stable and unified countries one of it tend to wink at Commission on Admissions and a certain degree of United States. that which makes her most exisj goofing off on the part of male It is also unquestionable that Liberia is a human conducive Student Body Composition has beings of all color, race, reliri! offspring. Is it any fairer to land of the black man as such. We suffer no and creed to live in. announced that it current trends discriminate against one group racial conflict which would serve as one of continue women will outnumber the potential barriers in our Tubman is the president who they are both products of their economic, has led th- men on this campus. The M ••• • political and social development. And country through a successful xulturation. period at the will of the Liberian 25vew BM M* ■ MM • ••• »«• »■ • subcommittee may fortunately for us, Liberia is one of the few formally Part of the problem lies in our countries in the world And as long as we want people him, leave tint recommend that the University including the great decision to us. It is present arbitrary admission commonly said "Clejn "discriminate" in favor of males in procedures. Grades, test scores and your back yard before their admission policies. LINDA BEARD mine," If this could telling me to clean recommendations do not necessarily only happen amoiw the so-called powerful The problem is more complex than nations, leaving each give a good index of a student's to his own, the world this recommendation would suggest. would be a possibilities as a scholar. Ability is homogeneous society to live in, While females do tend to make haviiu not necessarily reflected on a four - respect for the existence of the next man better grades, testing indicates that men and women are of equal intelligence. Are the factors at play point scale. . There are 110 clear answers. The Where are the liberals? irrespective of color or race. Monrovia is the nation's large and developed as New York and capital, not * talent is available on this campus, Los sociological or biological? Must the Angeles, the only sectors of the however, to work out an admissions United University reflect the general States, that are shown on the screen formula that in would prove They came to get the Jews, and I Africa, but there certainly are no composition of society at large? familiar . . . line on me: But I never did ghettos functionally The November issue of Essence nor a single 19th nor early 20th If one adheres to the equitable to all was not a Jew and I did not object . . . anything against any of you people. Of magazine century concerned. says of Angela, "We can only speculate as home to be found Then, they came to get me, and there course you didn't You were too busy except for the U.S, environmentalist model that social was no one to to her guilt or innocence. We must wait Tor embassy. And if the executive mansion is One object . . . sticking one foot into the Establishment Miss Davis to tell us who she is, where she considered Tubman's personal conditioning determines success thing is clear: any over - the - and looking for righteous property, so — Bishop Martin Niemoller causes to march is and why she ran." is the White House patterns, then the dilemma is further board enrollment ceiling or against with the other. They've got to be Nixon's personal confounded. Girls have been told all numerical quota would provide no You were out there. A lot of your friends Where are all the Kent State marchers to kidding. She has told us who she is by property. To rebut each element of the were out there. The whole world was leaping off that comfortable pedestal into publication item by item would be their lives that scholastic success is answer it would only extend stand behind another injustice? Where are the action and away from the rhetoric. She watching. Students at Kent State all the students to protect a fellow member indulging in the publisher's idiocy. essential. Parents, on the other hand. inequity. murdered. A righteous cause. has told us that she is here, and that the A very of the world of academe? From the nature of this Angela Davis is past and the future are places of habitation publication lean righteous cause.Liberals of the world march about to play her last scene — a only conclude that in behalf of the righteous cause. regular for dreamers and would be doers. Without the publisher is race In loco • Shakesperean tragedy except that in this and caste oriented. As these characteristics parentis alive But where have all the liberals gone? the actions of the present, where can there case the tragic flaw in the character is in of his and be a meaning for any other will not be Have ttov returned to their classes and her skin. An the past or a hope for a neither tolerated, avowed member of1 the can they influence either of our their Establishment hiding places waiting Communist party, an alleged member of future. She has run because she knows there is no justice — no answer to her stxucturefcnit has, however, revealed wte for th^jjnext approved cause for decency the Black Panther party, a so - called SDSer tragic flaw. basic fact, the extent of MSU trustees and human understanding? Where were all Innocent or guilty, she will be stripped competency on i| among the liberals the night Mr. Jones was dragged out of his house and beat up because he led march believed to be a Maoist. So what? What's the difference between labels? So many of us from our comfortable and disregarded and overlooked as a who almost made It — but stepped out of her place. Will it be the National Guard to nigger the part of and news reporters and the censorship of information. The reason why black Americans have not been able to nature a against segregated unions? Where In loco vantage point watch the world's ills and identify with their original heritage is parentis still plays an on the death of the was the standard flying high over the do the slaying? Will we have to call in Snyder - Phillips theorize what's wrong in this situation and obvious. unfortunately active role in housing proposal. Trustee Frank bodies of James Chaney, Michael that. All the time we're members of that notorious mob — the Schwerner or James Goodman? Where letting that sneaky silent majority? University policies. At last Friday's Merriman. R-Deckerville, was at least were foot of ours sink deeper into the In conclusion, it is worthwhile to board any of us the night that somebody's As mother always taught of trustees meeting, the established muck. After all, she is me, charity mention that while Liberia might not be honest when he said the father strung up because he whistled at being begins at home. We Snyder - Phillips proposal which proposal was accused of kidnaping and murder — can do our own killing considered developed according to Western was "a step in the wrong direction." a white woman in an Alabama town? beastly without ever having to bloody would have allowed men and women crimes. How can we formulate a our hand or terms, I am proud to say we civilized - But of course I know you'll accuse me of righteous issue the somber words of are defense for her? A Ph.D. who execution. civilized in that we endorse the to live on Under the Snyder betrays her principles alternating rooms on the - Phillips plan stereotyping. And then you'll lay that sacred trust and her humanity? Angela Davis — you die — because we don't of the universal brotherhood of man with same floor was rejected by a 4-3 only students with parental give a damn that you live. sincerity — the open door policy. vote. permission and those 21 or over Two levels of reasoning defeated would have been allowed to live in the proposal. Some trustees felt it coed housing. Parents who OUR READERS' MIND was their duty to yield to popular disapprove of such an arrangement opinion, as expressed by the parent - would have had nothing to fear; their student survey taken by the Office child would not have lived on a coed of Student Affairs. In this per cent of the responded disapproved of men and survey 93 parents who dorm floor unless they gave written consent. Parents of students 21 or over have nothing legally to say Close cross-cultural Itu gap women living in alternating rooms. about the matter. To the Editor: the variety and differences in tastes of the differ in many As ways trom whites of Few white have ventured into the long as the trustees are Instead of leaving options open, Cross Cultural differences black man. comparable social classifications. men • happens to be learning of the "everyday life" of a black concerned with public opinion the the barriers of Most blacks are taught white trustees decided to tell parents misunderstanding between Just as the Caucasians are made up of ways from man. Many are only vaguely aware of his perhaps they should reevaluate the how the black man and the white man. Like so birth, and education evolves around pink their children should live in several races from several countries with tastes in music, literature, foods, and livinj results of the 1970 election. Two many of you, I have had my fill of black / different backgrounds and pictures of whites in their texts. Incidents habits. They are satisfied with the University housing. In recognizing white confrontations and various of tastes in food, dress, varying degrees of history, literature, math, and Republicans who campaigned lor the the opinion of the 93 per cent of the aimed at the black man but led programs music, activities, science are pages out of some white man's even stereotyped images of the black nianastne abolishment of liberal by the etc., so are the many black races. semi prosperous "uncle • toms" or the housing parents v/ho disapproved of coed white man. Yet there is still a need to stress They life. Rarely, if ever, do these - cannot be lumped together into one subjects of verv ethnic poverty child, or the hoodlums. regulations lost. blackness as a culture. learning skirt the blackman. Of course, this living, the trustees attempted to It took nearly 400 years to category. Their tastes will vary according has given An all • black culture radio program Another level of produce the the black man the edge over reasoning dictate morality to the seven per to background, educational grooming, presented to the public by a black di* probably had much deeper effect attitudes of myths, hatred, and prejudice understanding — the hows and whys of the a cent who approved. shared by both black and white. A few environment, etc. Beyond a doubt it will white man's world. jockey would help to alleviate quit? a 1 j of the stereotyped images, and the inter? years at an attempt at civil rights certainly of the black people of the commum will not erase this confusion. Each generation through would be captivated, for they will be a Factory hearsays, tales, and to identify, both young and old. enviro misinformation carry some parts "taboos," and "witchery" over to the next generation. The only way to combat these of their Economics behind blood things that are directed to, for, and a 0 blacks, with a variety of music a information to suit their tastes. prejudices and ignorances is simply through in need a media of understanding which will scale To the Editor: Nixon This would by no means alienate of domino game? Think im s before you for I am sure there are enough tw the Cross Cultural barrier. - Regarding the short letter by Terry go, do some cool clear Smith printed Nov. 11, and titled. "Is thinking. If you interested and sincere Caucasians wanting With today's many means of want to fight, volunteer. informative If you want to eradicate the gaping wound left > equipment, (radio, T.V., blood to soldiers immoral?" I wouldn't send blood, send With all the talk newspapers, your own blood, not many years of ignorant prejudices an about areas where toxic substances are books, schools, and people) how best want a soldier to die of a blood shortage, someone else's. environmental quality, little has been would you? misinformation. Wouldn't it be a wor would you approach this situation? concentrated. The secretary of labor Steven J. Rhodes adventure and investment to step 1 ^ said about the I have hopes of Two schoolmates of mine volunteered in working conditions in will be able to impose fines against incrementing a way of Cleveland, O. senior world of true correlation America's factories. correlation not by attempting to conform 1967, people donated blood, and my People become employers who violate new federal one culture friends died. The war has escalated; we Nov. 10, 1970 understanding. t0 ■ through society, into the other, .. extremely incensed when reading work safety standards, and will but to merely find a means of have donated blood by the pint, by the All interested people please wri ,t| about mercury in their have displaying Ramblings WJIM stating your desires for a progw streams; few the power to close down the gallon, by the carcass load. Is it immoral? have become concerned about the plants But come on down to earth and look at this sort on the radio station. 11 >,nl , where workers are in "imminent of any experienced black I) J- (,r_"m , thousands of workers who the economic aspect. A nation whose Th ank To the Editor: ve encounter danger" of injury and disease. government must pay top dollar for blood wishes to get the experience, or u . massive amounts of lethal substances every day. 1 lie Daniels Bill, a House version you will be careful not to spill it. But if we Larry Lerner's column reflects week after week the circuitous and information which would prove 0n and of value to a program ot ol the Williams Bill, is export Lansing blood, its value in Vietnam of his inane unamusing nature _ Factory workers can die early presently To the Editor: will decrease. and soupy ramblings. please contact me at 324 D 0 being considered. Neither of these Fortunately, we now have Art ^ because of prolonged hills have captured the Last week, upon the advice of a friend, I Do you understand? Let me put it to you Buchwald s Tuesday column to Center, 355-4684, 355-4688 or exposure to headlines like feast upon fumes of went to see the program, ARC 70, at Dick Nixon style — we are playing Leslie, Lansing, Michigan. lethal substances. the after such lean Mondays. more dramatic debates on Abrams Planetarium. I was told that the dominoes, and the falling dominoes theory Machinists lose their hearing; textile Kim Ferris Lee Taylor Haynsworth, Carswell, and ABM. program was very well done but would not is a game played with real blood. Rouen, France, graduate workers' lungs are destroyed by Nonetheless, we hope the 91st have believed a true review seen it. The music of without having Are you willing to send your blood to play student Nov. 17, 1970 Lansing reside^ Nov.18,1970 particles of lint. C ongress in its last Magic was great. The Action against such conditions is days will take lights of Eye See The Light pi;A\t)i s time to were fantastic. complete action on the The show was, however, much THOSE TWO NEVER being taken. The Williams bill passed Daniels Bill, get it two more than through a joint groups of artists performing. It was A6REE ON AW THlN» last Tuesday by the U.S. Senate will Senate House committee and on truly two groups jamming together make industry responsible for the President's desk. producing audio - visual effects which providing "a place of employment ranged from interesting to bizarre. They owe at least that much to the you, Abrams Planetarium, for Thank which is safe and healthful." making ARC 80 million blue collar 70 possible. Employes will be allowed to refuse employes who risk their health in to work without U.S. industrial William C. Wells loss of salary in plants. k Detroit graduate student Nov. 7, 1970 Jk\ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I uesday, November 24, ll>70 5 Fonda praises Editor's following is conducted by State News Note: an The interview communism, hits drug war crimes, it was pretty heavy, movies which make strong statement use made and Cavett completely rejected, political by Dennis staff writer David Bassett and and/or social Hopper about a month ago / went into in some ways very irresponsibly, statements, or do you plan to in activist actress Jane Fonda a toy shop the other day to buy I think, what we had to the New York Times; during Miss Fonda's visit to a toy for my little girl, and among the say. drop acting and take up social "Personally, I think Jane Fonda plastic Unequal treatment activism fulltime? campus Friday. rijles and revolvers were little is a little late. She should have purses with Several weeks later, a member been "Mama's Purse" written on them, and Fonda. Oh, I'm an actress. I marching two or three By DAVID BASSETT with all the along of the DAR was on his show, just finished a move (Klute), and years ago, but she lipstick and mascara were little and he treated her with the was doing State News Staff Writer bottles of colored pills. That's the I'm going to make another. I was something in Europe then." utmost consideration, no way our brought up to think money was q. Do you think the greatest young children are being brought difficult questions asked, and sacred and Fonda. Oh, he's right. I'm up today. when possessions were a hreat to mankind is war, It's absolutely normal to be Harry Belafonte asked her important, and for a while there late starter. There's no question pill - popping, you why there were no black women verpopulation or destruction of know, mother's little helper. / pop was a conflict, it was difficult about it. I left the United States ur environment? pills, but in the DAR, she said it's because for to back in the early '60s and never they're organic health food vitamin pills. no black women are me change my lifestyle Fonda. I think the greatest daughters and make it jibe with went through that evolution that of the American revolution, and my hrPat is imperialism, politics. But still, working in most of my friends did during he said what about the fact that the civil rights imperialism and racism. Hollywood, it is very difficult movement, which the first person killed in the war is q. Do you think Dr. Paul for me to reconcile those two why most people don't hrlich is an alarmist? was a black man, and the understand where I'm coming audience tittered, and afterwards things. Fonda. What does he say? people who drop out, take the from. I mean, it's very cheered by the audience? What I really want to get into strange Q. He says that man will step further and drop back in Russia was propagandized but Cavett apologized profusely to for a person to Fonda. Oh, I don't know. When I'm is forming movie collectives suddenly surface robably destroy himself by again to create the kind not America. I went to talking about this woman about the rudeness as a radical without of To the Establishment? Russia socialism, I'm not talking about where everyone will be having to go of the audience. I mean paid through all of the changes. verpopulation if he doesn't society that won't necessitate Q. Do you plan to take your five years ago, and I was shocked Russia. Like I said, they have the anybody according to his needs, which drastic measures to control their at that's on that show and is But maybe it was easier for me ke dropping out, that will live message elsewhere? my surprise to see it's not title of socialist, but I don't will mean that maybe an actor opulation'growth. up to the things they want, Fonda. You mean to even something you see, it's think they are socialist. worried about pleasing every¬ will earn nothing if he doesn't because I had no ego invested in Fonda. I don't know. I'm not which is love and Rotary something you feel in the streets body winds up nowhere. any other kind of political humanity. Clubs and DAR Q. In other words, you're need it. Everyone will be given ersed enough in the problem. Q. Do you agree with the meetings and of Moscow, which anyone who system. things like that? has talking idealistically, instead of Q. To what purpose is the equal credit, everyone is Q. Aren't you talking to the recent Panther statement calling never been out of a western communism Q. Yeah, the Establishment. as we see it now. money from your speaking organically into the making of Q. What do rong people? You're talking Weathermen "adventurists?" Fonda. I don't think city can understand. People, Potential the movir-. and all you think of tl Fonda. they'd engagements put? profits go criticism aimed at oday to students, who primarily 1 don't know what have me, to tell you the truth. despite the fact that they are r'onda. It's not back in! lie collective to make you ai they drab, because they don't have idealistic, Marlon Brando for gree with you. mean by that. You know, a Q. Do you think it's worth a because I think it's Fonda. All of the money, after more movies. There are a lot of your Fonda. I don't think most of party based the luxuries we do, aren't furrow starting to involvement in more radica> on Marxist Leninist - happen in the percentage is taken out people who want to relate to lines try, or are they too set in their browed and jostling each other some countries. This by politics than such actors as Par'; he students here today do probably would view - is second hand the booking agent, which I'm movies, but it is very difficult to individual acts of terrorism as ways? and nervous and information, you Newman and Dustin Hoffman' gree with what I say. The ones Fonda. I just talk all the time. unhappy. There know, because I've never been in not too pleased about, all of the do it in any meaningful way. hat are vocal maybe do, but 1 elitist. Perhaps that's what is a kind of festive they It's getting harder and harder for quality, a China or North Korea, for rest of the money goes to two Then, the next thing is movie Fonda. That's a result of "on't think that many speakers meant. kind of relaxation in the streets. me to get onto national example, or in Cuba, but I'm projects. Mark Lane and I distribution, because if you whole problem in our society ave come here to talk about Suicide Ideal system told by people who have been opened an office in make a movie and then have to television. Dick Cavett I don't And in China, the Washington, putting people in cubbyholes. If cialism. I think the majority of Q. Do you think drugs delegation are a think will have me back. We that recently came back from there that there are problems, called the GI office, which is the go through the usual rip - off you are a woman, you are weak tudents are still scared of dropout? should all try and be but when you consider the first of its kind. There has never channels, Paramount and MGM and submissive and feminine. It's .cialism. I don't want people to Fonda. Do you patient and China and North Korea and been a place for GIs whose and all the same thing that mean loving in our attitudes towards economic difficulties they have rights those, you go right back says actors ke my word for it. What I marijuana? Hanoi, they were asked about had into the old shouldn't be anything but actors our parents and other middle - the cultural shock, and to overcome, there are are being violated by the same thing. ant is for people to do their Q. Any kind of drugs. they all and aged people who have an interest said that the cultural shock was extraordinary things happening. military. We provide medical and should not think for wn work, to do their own Fonda. What kind? Q. Would you comment in the society or status quo or when they came back to this That in China, for example, or in legal aid to them, and we on the themselves. tudy and research on the root Q. Let's say hard drugs. think they do, but if we can't North Korea, technology is provide the Senate and Congress roblems. I don't mean liberally Fonda. That's not country. There is an incredible a dropout, move them, then that's ok. really being used to help the with documented information kimming the surface, 1 that's suicide. feeling of noncoercion, of Michael's mean people. about what's They're not our enemies, but we people together working, a new happening in the oot problem ) Q. How about amphetamines? The North Koreans, for military. And then the rest of just don't have to worry about man that is Fonda. I think they're developing, and I Dropping out very them, because the example, apparently are trying the money goes to a winter dangerous, and of course change that's think this is what we have to to do away with drudgery, with soldier investigation. Q. John Phillips of the Mamas condoned by our society. I went going to take place in this work for. We mustn't continue nd Papas recently said, "With the really intelligent people, it's lmost a matter of inbreeding at this point. You estrange yourself into a toy shop the other buy a toy for my little girl, and among the plastic rifles and soldiers. system is going to come from day to women, students, groups, young minority workers and with this idea that communism is the enemy. Communism ideally is the most perfect form of labor, trying to give people the free time to expand as human beings. If it could happen there, I mean, could you "I'm an actress" Q. Do you plan to choose imagine what acting parts or to appear in is not a turkey. revolvers were little purses with society. it could be like in from the world, you create your Q. You made a statement that Governments exist, of course, America, with 'Mama's Purse' written on them, if all our fantastic inventions and CAPITOL RECORDING TAPE more own society." 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Shoo wMktfoyt 10 a.m. - •:*) p.m. Shop Sunday 12 Noon to 6 p.m. Phone 351-3180 Uc t 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 24 Concert: a fitting memoria EDITOR'S NOTE: Patrick that place where love and death and eloquent reading of the kept the passion of his meet. Sunday's concert by the players Part of the answer was at this F. Dougherty Jr., East orchestra's statement almost and MSU Symphony Orchestra, the singers controlled but concert. The romantic rebels of Lansing senior, and Gail M. made a third work on the State Singers and the Albion always mounting to its consciousness created our Cunningham, Westland concert. The musical tribute was consummation in Schiller's Choral Society was to have mentality. To drink it junior, two of the MSU equally worthy. Dionysiac "Ode to commemorated Beethoven's The first work was a cantata Joy." unpolluted at the source would Symphony Orchestra's four The combined MSU and be to get the real item, not an bicentennial and the seventh which Beethoven had written at percussionists, were dead Albion choruses rejoiced as imitation made for the Sunday from injuries suffered anniversary of President 19 to memorialize Emperor completely in the finale as they exploitation market. in an automobile accident Kennedy's assassination. Joseph II of Austria. Joseph was had mourned in the cantata. But after Mrs. Clifton Wharton reformer who died in office Thursday. They, along with a Harold Brown and the State For the Gay E. Fenner, also an Jr. intoned the dread news that after two frustrating years of faculty and another of the percussionists Singers continue to set the administrators, how do we meet orchestra percussionist, were trying to achieve a peaceful standard for choral enroute to a concert rehearsal who was to have added glory to revolution. singing in the the students' demand that the last movement of the "Ninth The MSU Orchestra has never university world. passion and imagination be Thursday when the accident That standard is evidently enthroned beside reason and occurred. Miss Fenner was in Symphony" was dead, we knew sounded so good. The chorus, shared by the Albion Choral that the memorial was for our calculation? critical condition Monday. It too, showed a depth of feeling Society and its director, David is these that guest reviewer friends. that one usually hears only from Strickler. Even the difficult Part of the is answer a place on Conrad L. Donakowski, asst. Gail Cunningham and Patrick professional musicians. The passages were done with power campus where we all can and professor of James Madison Dougherty died in an accident storm - and - stress text about and ease. will go to hear music, not plastic on the way to Thursday's the futility of passions and ideals College and Humanities, Many know that Beethoven • wrapped and transistorized by refers to. rehearsal. Gay Fenner lay in cut off before they could deliberately asked the commercial establishment, more than critical condition. Mrs. mature, and the rededication to jSKEISIL The music carried us almost to human talent of the soloists in but with all the natural Wharton's steadying presence life amid the mourning became the vibrations of those artists who finale. All four at the more appropriate than anyone concert helped to create our tradition of had dreamed. distinguished African center offers The frank and open weeping themselves. Jacklyn Schneider is an exploration. Beethoven concert of the cantata somehow Our musicians shouldn't have attractive and enthusiastic The MSU Symphony Orchestra to flee to a distant commemorated Beethoven's prepared performers and soprano whose career is just high school anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination bicentennial and tl audience alike for what beginning. The mezzo - soprano, to be heard in an adequate hall. for the two band percussionists who died Sunday night in a concert turned m * student edited journa Beethoven had to say in the Elizabeth "Ninth Symphony." Mannion, has a voice so rich and full thqt it could fill in Friday's two • car collision. State News photo by Don 1emorial Gerstner By the time Beethoven wrote any hall. Her " Mohammud which appeared last his masterpiece, he was deaf and singing was so Mazungumzo", a MSU moving that it is tempting to student - edited journal of the African Studies Center is summer in "Black World." Kinyatti is president of the should have been dead to music. Yet he refused death, made an apply Toscanini's remark about JAZZ-ROCK Marian Anderson — a once - in - available now at the African Pan - African Students act of faith in life and continued a - century voice. Studies Center, 102 Organization in the Americas to compose. David Aiken is a tenor of (PASOA), Michigan chapter, and Band put it together International Center. Conductor Dennis Burk and masterful experience who took Mohammud is chairman • general every member of the orchestra his stratospheric role The first issue features 'Listen of the Black Liberation Front, right in matched up to Beethoven's stride. The Pan African Youth" an article bass, Saverio - International (BLFI). superman world, not only in the Barbieri. intoned the by Maina Kinyatti, and Kimathi The quarterly journal is "Song for driving first and second Joy" in such a manly diapason By DAVID BASSETT what rock and roll is all about. If Wheel Drive and Genya written and edited by students movements, but also in the that we rejoiced with him and Ravan, your body and move your heart State News Staff Writer you were way back up in row and that is it. Right there. like interested in African studies. meditative, slow third movement knew that the finale would be Genya Ravan and Ten Wheel L * • Chui Kaerga, Minister of Information and Programs of whose calm sets us up for thunderbolts of the finale. the the apocalyptic climax Genya Ravan did not have to 99, you and sure probably couldn't hear couldn't see the band was If you sat still Sunday night it your own fault, because Drive. "Who the hell are ■ Beethoven intended. When it go braless while wearing a see - that those 10 people never 'they*?" BLFI is editor in - chief. was taking over where Big stopped shouted the little voice - Throughout the concert, Burk in'tlnJ * TOMORROW ia. the 2,000 listeners in through blouse and singing "I was over, Brother and the Holding Co. left pounding, never stopped driving, audience. Sexton High School auditorium Usually Like it Better in the off. never stopped showing what [ / national general theatres "'They' are the people who leaped into a standing ovation. Morning" in Jenison Fieldhouse Every band that does not rock and roll can be when mixed have your life in their #•- What of Sunday night to make the hair hands."! ^AOlfS'DAY SPARTAN TWIN EAST us, students, from where the listeners? For comes our on the back of your neck stand require the listener to go on drugs to get it off relies on one with jazz by some know what they are people who Richie Havens replied quietly, FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phon* 351 0030 doing. "Then let's hear some music," rage for music and our belief up and scream, regardless of of two means of It's the thing projection: nowadays to try. squeaked the voice. that the noblest sentiments are your sex. That MICHIGAN "A SPIRIT-WARMING, SOUL-SATISFYING, sight and sound. loud, shiny Polaris called "You are hearing the music" in harmony with the If you sat in the back of the QLAOMER simple, Sometimes, a band has a great Blood, Sweat and Tears Havens said. "There's no primitive, democratic joys of fieldhouse, you missed one show- u»| CAMPUS Theatre* MEMORY-WARMING DELIGHT!" every life? guaranteed to make you see sound, you listen to its records and fly, but when you see them gracelessiy soars downward with tons of $20 bills running away and drowninn —charles champun pouring from yourself in sound." PttOGRAM INFORMATION O? 3905 los angeles times in concert your reaction is its fuselage. That Joe Cocker and Richie a Havens talked hearty "umm." his filthy • rich Grease Band a lot | go Sunday night. He ICHIGAN Today at: 1:00-3:10- 5:15 - 7:20 - 9:30 And sometimes you see a band wild with nine billion watts of sang a lot,but he talked a lot, too-overhalf Theatre Lansinq like Alice Cooper or Arthur power and nine • milligrams of the time he was onstage. A lotol Brown or the Stooges and you talent. "A SPECIAL HOLIDAY TREAT!" .'1 : y S OOftMOtt* people didn't like it. judging) fly, but when you listen to their There are better bands than from the high school pep Open 1:00 H.M. • Feature —GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE rally ■ records your reaction is Ten Wheel Drive, 1:30 - 3:25 • 5:20 - 7:20 - 9:25 a hearty probably, and like behavior of the audience. "umm." there are better looking, better Well, sorry if I "SCROOGE" - you didn't like "DIRTY DINGUS fl|it then you hear a band like >• sounding slngcJTS than Genya |)jm §unday night. Sorry he I Ten Wheel Drive, go to their Ravan, probably not, but there wasted precious time J MAGEE gpIO A NEW MUSICAL concert and see and hear Ten is not one big jazz • rock band talking. your PANAVISION" MfTROCOLOR M,-M (A Cinema Cenier Films P'eseniation A National General Pictures Release that can move your mind, move Panavision' Techncoky" jjv FRANK SINATRA Youth na bbed PROGRAM INFORMATION 485 6485 NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES SPARTAN TWIN WEST JTENTION CAR OWNER! in LADMER Theat rc lansinq • FRANOOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phon* 351 0030 * Complete front end repair and shoplifting d), Tim *8M&I, housewife, alignment held, released 'J Open 1 2:4 5 • 1 Hits I Md/noTch nuchom iodiif. * 1:00 Brakes * Suspension 4:00 7:10 dc&ef... ScrtHjetkinqg&ef * Wheel balancing * Steering No complaint and warrant had I.ate yet been issued Monday for a 19 Al SO year - old East Lansing youth ^ TASTEOF DRACULA - THE Mil If mad housewife diary of a lUSKEY'S Auto Safety Centerl apprehended over the weekend I for shoplifting in an EutJ Lansing music shop. a Wj At 2:30 ■ 5:35 ■ 8:45 a frank perry film s-.-r,n9 "Actress on today at: 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 The manager of Marshall Music told police Saturday he observed PROGRAM INFORMATION 33? 6944 richard benjamin her way to I:™:,;45 f AMPUS frank Oscar!" the youth place an S8.98 stereo tape cartridge into a blue woolen langella an Bargain hat. The youth left the building j j40m Thcatrt-Fast Lansinq came snodgress ~lh°eIa7d -LOS ANGELES hour: Introducing and was confronted outside by j I ,|M tKlftMUWN All seats 75c gy ,, EXAMINER 1:30-2:30 the manager. NOW! OI'I.N 12:45 I eature Police said the youth was 1:15 - 3:15 5:20 - 7:25 • 9:30 taken to t he East Lansing station rj ___ where he admitted stealing the TH F ATR kQ 3b' fl8ULt VfRlOlAN MA(I tape. The youth was booked on i MUM GRAND 1IVKU WASH fcd charges of larceny from • f. ADD OTHER .'J 'in I'MWll 1 5 DAJLY Delta Sigma Theta DURING TWI LITf HOUR1 building and was released f HRAdGCRI Km- pending issuance of an anwt J COLOR , PROGRAM INFORMATION ,R 33? 5817 S"n«S»roN© the original Beal Film Group Sorority warrant from Ingham Count) prosecutors. DOMINO'S Thtotrt loit lansinq uncut version unseen tor 35 years presents to those girls interested / • ARB ll'iu ;■ »M A'. TONIGHT in pledging winter term. is "A Open 6:45 • it 7 20 9 25 Triumph!"—Judith Crist TV THl KING'S Smashing! 7 ■ 8 p m. TONIGHT IM I OWN. Crashing! Sun Porch of the Union Yx V Dashing! For information contact: LINDA HUGHLEY ON CAMPUSI OFFCAf0Uul ICIRCLE DORMS tOLOh 351-4146 CALL PPr-C&AV R:: 'PVtT'ON 37? 7434 aiso: - ZELBA OWENS 351-4920 351-7100 I 351 8870 TARLITE THE GREAT CHASE eh Staying on Campus This Weekend? Drive-In Theatre us7J wist or Tonight at 5:00&8:00 BRAMS 'A Ta A I nds I uostl;i\ gO;icn ill 6:30 I lei. Speakint: of Tiipethenicss '"3IJLLITT" All Color! Ill Car Hi-aUr j$ "REMEMBER'PSYCHO'? |V2 There are scenes with that kind of impact ' Worth seeing1'' fiP -»»crv ★ AB Shown at 7:07 IN COLOR 5:45 7:45 PLANETARlUMj onl> A Yi "BONNIE AMD CLYDE" Slunvn at 9:30onl> UC[ . Definitely In The Hitchcock Tradition THE CHRISTMAS M I his Program Is Hated 'C,H' The beauty of creating life? —7 'l4 >/V ■' ■■ The freedom to give it away. PROGRAM SCHEDULE The Baby Maker FRIDAYS 8:00 P.M. AN SING V- Drive In Theatre ir: Starring Information — 355- SATURDAYS 2:30 P.M. & 8:00 P J \ CfMR S» H(A« I0U* «0 BARBARA HERSHEY 4672. Abrams SUNDAYS 2:30 P.M. & 4:00 P.M- A Open at 6:30 in car heaters Tonight, 5:30 7:45 Planetarium, Sci¬ 1*» i it* ii. 00 !j.; &dijlik90c ence Road and WEEKDAYS Dec 10 & 17 — 8:00 P.M. ENDS TUE. ALL COLOR r» •»* W ilare - I DONALD SUTHERLAND Shaw Lane, MSU, Dec 21,22,23,28 - 2:30 & 8:00 P.M. WM >«> ii see you not io scream when "Start East Lansing. CLOSED Dec 24 & 25 J SCREAM BABY SCREAM' button One Show A uiiilassifleU ut IGP; Abrams A al 7:07 t Only PLU|"ASTRO ZOMBIES" 7:30 fA Kaicu-Gl" 0 ' TONIGHT AT 6:00, 8:00 Planetarium 100 Vet Clinic 75C a(9 TWIHTf HO*"1- AM> "> 5 3() (, 00 on the MSU Campus^ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 24, 1970 7 MHA By DONNA WILBURN viability considered mmmmm _ - J Shop Rite State Newt Staff Writer still many campus concerns that administration has a debt to Although some men's halls feel need improvement. meet," he stated. MHA has outlived its Although the relevancy of He said the organization is purpose, U.S. Choice J the Emmons Hall General en's Hall Assn. (MHA) and working toward liberalizing the Mauter also explained Council believes MHA is m her student groups is debated present on - campus residences anticipated innovation in the instrumental in hall councils, it is the changing social and also striving to gain off - dividual student who decides present student employment aspects of the dormitory campus housing permission for situation within the residence himself the viability of the structure. * anyone regardless of age. hall structure to protect David W. Snyder, Ann Arbor ganized groups. rights of What might be a significant Attacking the residence hall student workers. His junior and president of Emmons restrictions on co-ed living, recommendations include a HA project to one individual Hall, said MHA provided the Mauter said students deserve a unionized method to unite all channel for dorm ieaders to av be regarded as totally voice get in the social policies of workers and guarantee that orthless by the next. It is in a together to compare and discuss hat vein the student campus living units. student cannot be arbitrarily problems. "Students should be granted a fired without due process. He "MHA rgan izat ions often have free choice to is a worthwhile, as their living hopes this type of action will workable fficultv satisfying critics. organization," Snyder Second in a series conditions and physical greatly improve the Ronald E. Mauter. Dearborn working commented. arrangements within the conditions of dorm employes. The Emmonds president said nior 1 and President whole solutions to common university structure," Mauter Mauter also explained the he was interested in the West Hygrade West Virginia f MHA explains that his problems. said. or Often, possibility of a student McDonel semi rganization functions as a Mauter claims, the management committee formed vs. MHA because it could also be judiciary case - boneless ff W*'v half licy maker, disseminator of residents of individual halls He also explained that a applied lb. know only of their own within each hall to act as a third to discontent within an formation and a safeguard of student should have the Bil - Mar udent rights. • According to Mauter, the iability of MHA becomes problems and can benefit from the experiences of others. In outlining MHA's objectives for live on or off - said the present - . right to party for complaints between campus Mauter employers and system is employes. This grievence discriminatory toward students committee would provide an student a individual hall. Snyder said that if a floor decided to secede from hall council, the judiciary boneless. TURKEY Roast 3Vi lb. pkg. dark meat lb. pparent when the critic this year, Mauter staled that under 21 years - old. decision would probably be - onsiders .that MHA provides although the association opportunity for those involved similar. Swift's "Students should not be to discuss ndividual halls with the accomplished many worthwhile forced to live in problems. A report "West McDonel failed to see University would be submitted to each Butterball or Honeysuckle the future of MHA, and in pportunity to unite and discuss programs in the past there are residence halls because the resident of the hall. attempting to defend their goals, MHA was forced to formulate plans and critically view their structure," Snyder said. TURKEYS [Job interviews scheduled Mauter maintained that it would be unfair for students to have only one governing group to hear their grievances. "Students deserve major SsX 18 - Avg. 24 lb 49' at U' Placement Bureau maximum representation ASMSU board as well lobby powers of MHA. These two groups often find they on the as the ECKRICH'S SLENDER SLICED Meats 30Z. PKG. ALL VARIETIES 3/St. GROCERY The following employers will indicated. provide a check and balance interviewing from Monday If interested Monday: American Academic Education, Clio Area system for each other," Mauter you are in an Schools, said. rough Dec. 4. December, organization, please sign Environments, Lansing School Kalamazoo Public Schools, up in District, State of Michigan, U.S. L'Anse Creuse Public In addition, Mauter said an arch and June graduates of all the Placement Bureau as soon as Schools, Peace Corps, U.S. Marine individual dormitory resident LIBBY OR Pumpkin Corps, McNeil Laboratories Inc., gree levels are eligible to possible and at least two school U.S. Navy Recruiting Service. 29 02. Can unless University of Michigan, U.S. Air may feel ASMSU is too big a DEL MONTE - terview otherwise days in advance of the interview Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Treasury group to approach with date. Dec. 1: Bechtel Corp., Grand residence hall complaints. He Additional information is Dept. also questioned whether ASMSU Strained Cranberry Sauce available in Rapids Public Schools, Libbey the Placement would have the time to deal with or Owens Ford, Ohio National Life Dec. 3: Albion Public Schools, Assignment 10' Bulletin posted each week at the Placement Bureau and in most Insurance Co., Rochester Campbell Soup Co., Equitable all matters that concern the Whole Community Schools, Waterford Life Insurance Soc. of U.S., University, including problems nterviews MSU departments. Carnation Evaporated MiIk 6 SI. Twp. Schools, Westwood Grosse Pointe Public Schools, within a floor council. Community Schools, Winkelman Jefferson Schools, Riverview 13 oz. , MILITARY OBLIGATIONS: Stores Inc., National Security Community oreign students Students are advised to interview School District, with Agency, U.S. Treasury Dept. Bloomfield Hills Public Schools. Dole employers Crushed Pineapple The Office of even though Dec. 2: Dec. 4: State of - chunks Volunteer they have not Argonne National Michigan, 211 size completed their Sparton Electronics Div. tidbits ograms will be discussed at 7 military service. Laboratory, Cleveland Board of .m. today on WMSB-TV when Many employers have indicated an interest in esident Wharton hosts John auley, director of volunteer and after his rograms, on "Presidential armed forces. orum." interviewing the student before duty with the A SINCERE PLEA REYNOLD'S HEAVY-DUTY Ml 18" X 25' n Wharton and Cauley will fd£\i!s the ideals and philosophy of MOOSUSKf regular meeting Tues. FOR YOUR HELP v FROZEN e volunteer bureau. The Nov. 24, 7:30 American Legion show ill include a discussion with veral volunteers and bureau ffcrs. Hall (behind E. Lansing Bus Terminal). Final payments due for Austria and Boyne. Movie!! We WANT to funds to finish help students. Hundreds of students need college. 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Mon. - Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Tuesday, November 24 Varsity By JOHN VIGES State News Sports Writer cogers game and the alumni team held the lead until the eight minute organization plus their strength on the boards began to wear rip alumni,97-54 Head Coach Gus who watched the Ganakas, sophomore Brad VanPelt who VanPelt did without any mark of the half. down the smaller green team. game from the was a surprise starter for the coaching. VanPelt led the green The MSU varsity basketball But three players new to the relatively peaceful press box, was green team. VanPelt, with only team in scoring with 13 points. Ron Gutkowski, who led the (earn recovered from a sluggish pleased with his team's one day's rest after the close of first half to blitz a combination varsity. Gary Ganakas, Gary varsity with 21 points, and Rudy performance, Pry/.blo and Brian Breslin, began Benjamin sparked an early they began especially when the football season asked alumni-freshmen green team in Rudy Benjamin followed to spark the offense and moving the ball in Ganakas if he could play in the the second half and win a 97-54 they second half spurt that pulled the for the high percentage shots. Gutkowski in the varsity scoring pulled away to a 43-27 halftime game and the coach agreed to |?t decision before 1,800 in Jenison game out of reach of the One pleasant surprise for him see action with the green with 14 and Paul Dean and Jeff lead. Fieldhouse Monday night. out-gunned alumni team. Ganakas was the VanderLende had nine apiece. The second half was play of team. The varsity could not get completely dominated by the untracked at the start of the varsity as their better RASMUSSEN GETS 3 S' players set 4 records By JEFF ELLIOTT by a Spartan player. Jimmy he was with the Spartan season, he probably would have State News Sports Writer Raye has the existing record of freshman. set several team records. 1,546 yards set in 1966. The In the Unfortunately yards gained on 5-10, 170 pound junior carried background of its One record which didn't fall a pass reception don't count in the ball 186 times this disappointing 4-6 season, the this year but seemed total offense and from his year and MSU football squad did come up likely to at finished with a net of 811 the start of the season is yards. with several individual records Juday's flanker spot, the Vicksburg, Season records are 1,023 career offensive mark of 2,593 Miss, native would only carry yards and team marks. by Everett (Sonny) Grandelius yards. Senior Bill Triplett the ball two or three times a in 1950 and Dong Highsmith's Mike Rasmussen led the record entered the '70 campaign with game. For the year he carried 209 carries last year. Allen also setting performers by throwing 2,017 yards via passing and the ball 52 times and 199 passes, completing 91 and gained an scored ten touchdowns which running. Triplett started out the even 200 yards. Triplett also ranks only behind the 12 TDs gaining 1,344 yards. All were year as a running back and completed one of three by better than the previous bets of would passes Clint Jones only have needed to for 10 yards to give him a career (465), Lynn 168 attempts, 89 completions Chandnois (*48) and Grandelius average 60 yards a game to break total of 2,227 yards, good for and 1,173 yards set by Steve the fourth best mark in (•50). Juday's mark. Spartan Allen's 32 Juday in 1965. One big running attempts difference in the two But after the fourth history. Behind Juday was Raye last Saturday was the second The flea is nabbed game of (1965-67) with 2,578 yards and quarterbacks however, is that the season Coach highest in any one game by a Duffy George Guerre (1946-49) who Spartan back, and was only five Eric (Flea) Allen is caught by Juday led the Spartans to ten Daugherty moved Triplett to accumulated 2,249 Northwestern's John Vorhees yards. under Highsmith's record in Saturday's straight wins before losing in the flanker and brought Eric Allen Split end Gordie Bowdell had - game won by the Wildcats 23 20. Allen was Rose Bowl while the 1970 MSU from there to a setting day against Northwestern stopped after a short gain on this play, but still running back a shot at Gene finished team managed only four spot to give the team a more season record of 40Washington's (Continued on paqe 9> iisonunuea 9) with 108 yards in 32 carries for the day. victories in ten outings. catches, but explosive offense. The move four catches in his last two State News photo by Don Gertsner Rasmussen rushed for 167 paid dividends team - wise, as games left Bowdell six shy of yards this year, but was dropped Allen gained over 100 yards five numerous times resulting in a of the seven net of 14 yards for the year. He tailback. thus ended with 1,358 total Flanker Washington's mark. The Allen games he was at Park native gained 495 Triplett always said the 34 catches and caught four was his favorite touchdown passes. yards on Bucks move second yards, the second best mark ever position, a spot he played when Had Allen been at tailback all Texas still leads ratings IF IT'S TIME TO BUY NEW YORK (UP1) (UPI) - Ohio ranked Texas by 30 points. State, riding the crest of its Big Arkansas. Arkansas, Michigan. Michigan, Louisam Texas, idle last week in State, Arizona State and A NEW OR USED Ten title victory over previously preparation for its Thanksgiving (Jbpecial Q&hoe Clearance unbeaten Michigan, surged Monday past Notre Dame and Day encounter against Texas A & M, received 18 first place Mississippi 10. to complete the tog Nebraska into second place in Auburn was 11th, foo followedb) pairs of sh the 10th weekly United Press International college football votes and 305 points from the 33 members of the 35-man UPI board of coaches who voted this Stanford, and Alabama. Dartmouth. UCU priced Slo~$>S ratings. Ohio State, which completed week. Ohio State, with six first Three teams — Air Houston and unbeaten Toledo Force,I place votes, earned 275 points. its regular season (11-0) tied for 16th with two S15 yton, record and earned with a 9-0 a Rose Bowl Notre Dame slipped to third others — San Diego State and and Nebraska fell to I ^XyPashinolfiTS 305 RIBEYE STEAK 1.39 2. 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November 24. 1970 9 S' By DON KOPRIVA State News Sports Writer harriers finish 7th country All Pre - - America team. meet favorite Steve ago and did not run in the race in NCAA and After Indiana Prefontaine, from Oregon, was Popejoy, who was fourth in came Western Prefontaine, lathered in sweat, was "great" for his style, WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — the individual winner in the Big Ten, was the top finisher Michigan (215), Missouri (237) came in about 50 yards in front perfected in the higher altitudes 28:00.2 among Big Ten runners. and MSU. of Donald ISU's Big Ten championship over the six - mile course. That Walsh, of Villanova, of Oregon. The Spartans who finished in 28:08. ross country team finished time shaved 58 seconds weren't the Minnesota was the next At about three off the highest finishers conference Ten finisher in Big Donald Kardong of Stanford miles, he (,vonth in the NCAA previous record, which 12th, with 403 "coasted" up a hill and was was set team, however, as Indiana points, while Illinois was third, Gregory Fredericks of hampionships Monday. last year. had 580 aware the pack was stringing out surprised by Penn State With a record number of Popejov was almost finishing 4th with points as the fourth best Big Ten was fourth, and Jofin far behind him. a full 196 points. Bednarski of Texas ^dividual runners entered and minute behind Prefontaine as he team. at El Paso "I'm tough on hills," he said, Villanova was fifth. -any of them crossing the finish ran a 28:55. was the team title with edged out for Prefontaine, a sophomore, "so I just poured it on." The race was run in 49 |ne" within seconds of each Dave Dieters was the next while 88 points, zipped to the front on the 800 - weather and a brisk - degree Having finished third in this tlu-r, the complete official Spartan finisher as he finished defending El Paso was champ Texas at plus runner pack by the second Virginia main event last year, he said that Lsh wasn't determined until 36th in 29:28. Kim third with 125 milepost and led all the way wind swept the damp course. with a mile to go, "I just wasn't Hartman points. Lges looked at films of the was 47th in 29:34, while Ralph home. Prefontaine, a runner age of eight, said the weather since the going to let anyone beat me. I jnish several hours after the race Zoppa was 54th in 29:42 and came back to win it." hded. Chuck Starkey was 95th fThe films finally bore Loffit ial tally for MSU and the out the 30:09. Randy Kilpatrick ran in a WATT, DUFFETT SHARP kpartans finished seventh with disappointing race and finished [47 points, while Oregon was 166th out of 324 runners in the [he team champion with 86 'S' goalies impressive unofficial results. Loints. Several of those latter finishes [ Sophomore Ken Popejoy was for the Spartan runners are Le top Spartan finisher and will unofficial. still [am All • America status with Big Ten champ Garry lis 20th place finish. The top 25 Bjorklund of Minnesota dw pipi/ mccci im ^ Minnesota at first period," Bessone said. "He Some of the guys, statistics finishers are named on the cross appendix removed severalhad his State News Sports »h c Writer Minnesota is one of the toughest kept us in the game. As a matter wise, are going. days things there is in college of fact, two of the mmtk £SL*m goals they Centers Don Thompson and mm Any coach will tell you that hockey," Coach Amo Bessone scored on him during the game the toughest win to Gilles Gagnon, along with left KEN POPEJOY get is always said. "Their rink is built around RALPH ZOPPA RICK GOSSELIN the first one. Such was the case their style of were off of can fault a tip - ins, nothing you wingman wiiigmaii Gerry DeMareo \jrcrry L/eiviartu have nave . 9 in MSU's first play and only their goaltender on." season. hockey win of the players know the boards." The Spartans on Friday night Rick Duffett, who guarded the Spartan net in the second game, toWofiiVitwofSd goals. Gagnon Unbeaten A vote for Joe After suffering two closer - customarily surrendered the was equally spectacular. DeMareo have connected game for the Spartans, while every than close losses to North Peach Bowl bid, faces Georgia - early lead to the Gophers, Duffet came up with the key Thompson has ignited the goal Dakota in the season opener, the trailing 1-0 after the first period. save consistently in the winning light in three of Spartans split a pair with Minnesota blasted 19 shots the four in Heisman race Minnesota, handing the Gophers goalie Jim Watt in the first on effort. He the first was 15 tested early — in matches. Randy Sokoll and Herb ATLANTA a collegiate hero. Some defensive hacks claim that when Joe shovels a forearm at super^cope | PHONE from. it's like getting hit over the head with a Ybu HOURS: shillelagh. never heard it good. iscouirt records so Linehackers claim I hat w hen Theismann sweeps right end 351-8460 DAILY 9:30-8:30 ■ hind a wave of blue and • gold clad leprechauns, he has the For S99.95 SAT. 9:30-6:00 I cradled in his arms in much the same fashion as the keeper of SUN. 12:00-5:00 nc Auld Sod, St. Patrick, clutched the shamrock—strongly with £ Hi-Fi BUYS 225 ANN ST. fcuch of class. TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES The Only complete record store in 1 Stories out of Notre Dame Lansing or East Lansing report that on his best days, Joe's 1 101 EAST GRAND RIVER jt'lniet ruals the brilliance of the sun deflecting Golden Dome. Phone 337-2310 NEW Whether these storeis are true |eni w ill never know. GRAND FUNK ON CAPITOL IAs a sophomore, the first P'ismann threw in the game pass Phoenix Eye View Hi': gainst Southern Cal was | ViW i * K)N ftercepted and returned for a of Revolution . y». W- »= Fmeltdown. Undaunted, Joe mself tt|n a caught halfback a touchdown pass later in the THE NATURAL HISTORY OF REVOLUTION Lyford P. Edwards Fiillinie the to engineerO.J. - an Irish led Trojans, tie With a Foreword by Morris Janowitz 121. The repression of legitimate aspirations, sym¬ bolic leadership, deprivation, and the partici¬ I "lis year, Theismann I has pation of the upper class are among the Pntinuaily been amongst recurring features of revolutions discussed in the this study. First published in 1927, it uses evi¬ ptal offense leaders in the ■intry, with 250 yard games - dence from a variety of national and historical settings. $2.25 ON TIME $3.19 1 common as Notre i)amc wins. As CLOSER TO HOME °se to a leader, Theismann is very HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION Jules Michelet $3.19 le past perfection. In each of SPECIALS two games, Edited and with an Introduction by Jersey Joe rallied his team late in the Gordon Wright LIVE • New Dylan S3.59 jjiirth quarter through his A historical work of literary excellence remark- • New Santana $3.59 fssi'ig and running skills to able for its vivid portrayals of the personalities of the revolution. "Ranks especially • New Sly S3.59 L'P r, Notre i,k in tact. The Dame's unbeaten two teams the high . . for its entertainment value as history and its representative function as historiography."- Leonard Krieger $3.45 2 - record set only $3.99 • • Steve St ills New S3.59 psh were able to Led Zeppelin S3.59 thwart in the sl l wo games are VIOLENCE AND SOCIAL CHANGE A Review of Current Literature • New on their way Henry Bienen Neil Diamond $2.99 bowl games, with Georgia • New fv1 heading for the Sun Bowl This survey of scholarly knowledge of violence clarifies its relation to the process Savoy Brown $2 99 change and, particularly, of modernization. "A neat, effective, and dis¬ discount records Louisiana of social New Mayall State moving in • $2.99 direction of the Orange turbing little book."—Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists $1.95 $2.99 • Carpenters bwl. •t would seem a joke to •<> give the lll*'h will be Heisman Trophy, The University of Chicago Press awarded today, to Open every Sunday 12-5 *y other Phoenix Paperbacks with special sales P(,ismann. player than -GRAND FUNK $3.19 * V. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 24 STATE NEWS • iln0 Want ads STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED are bell ringers. Call 355-8255 and start a fast-ad action want ad. 3558255 ^ MASSIF I eq 355 8255 MfantMdS The State Newt does not permit racial discrimination or religious Automotive fR^nkly speaking. . by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent For Rent in its SPRITES, TWO types, blue and APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. ONE BEDROOM apartment close to advertising columns. The green. One really good, other If you're a student or married STUDENT NEEDED needs little MSU. Furnished and all utilities CW, * State News will not a attention. Price, Per couple looking for a comfortable paid. Attached garage. 351-0837 month whatever you have handy. See immediately. * AUTOMOTIVE accept advertising which discriminates them at Precision Imports, 1206 life style at reasonable prices, keep in mind that our rental counselors 5-11-24 489-3667. jf1"1 against E. Oakland. 482-4444. 5-12-1 MAN WANTED Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or are interested in assisting you in ONE GIRL for Cedar Village, winter arKl t„ spring terms. Call .ubl,^^- Auto Parts & Service finding the right apartment. term. $55/month. 351-1986. v-d" m?1" national origin. . TRIUMPH 1960 Roadster. Fair Rommate service is also available .. 5-11-30 2-11-25 332-6li3 Aviation condition. $200. Phone 882-5223. . Stop in our office at 444 Michigan TWO MEN needed 1-11-24 * EMPLOYMENT Avenue and let us aid you in $50. Own for Wlnt7,~el"* * FOR RENT VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1961. Dark locating an apartment for your CEDAR GREENS 3-11-24 rooms 5''0720,nbllt Automotive blue. Good condition. Afternoons, type of life. HALSTEAD Apartments MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O girl evenings, 351-2256. 5-11-25 needed fOI Houses FORD 1965. Galaxie 500. Very good 1 Bedroom Furnished room. NEEDED ONE girl for winter term. Close to VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK. Engine campus 35, Rooms condition. Best offer. ,351-6877. Cedar 3-11-25 5''5558, 3-11-30 just overhauled. $850. Call Village. Call 337-2568. Short Term Leases * FOR SALE 4 11-24 353-7896 or 355-2789 2-11-24 Animals FORD 1963, Galaxie 500, 4-door, in ONE MAN fo7'house $53^ Mobile Homes very good 355-0809. 3-11-25 condition. $495. VOLKSWAGEN 1963, Sunroof, new LUXURY FOUR spring, - near campus, man, winter and inexpensive. Call 351-8631 jomh. Call 393 7399 * PERSONAL tires, good shape. $375. 355-6085. 351-5488. 5-11-25 5-11-24 ONE Gl RL needed winter and * PEANUTS PERSONAL FORD 1965. 352 Automatic, vinyl CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 spring. Roo nis interior, good tires, engine. Capitol Villa. $70/month. « REAL ESTATE WANTED: BEST Corvair, Dart, South Pennsylvania. QUIET 484-4384. 3-11-25 351-7221. 3-11-24 SPARTAN HALL . RECREATION VW, or Falcon, $500 can buy. location for married grad students winter term. now leasin0T FORD 1965. Convertible. Galaxie 332-2069 after 5:30 p.m. 3-11-25 and faculty. One bedroom ONE GIRL Singles men 0r * SERVICE wanted. Old Cedar 351-9286 or 372-1031. 500. Power steering, brakes. $500. furnished, $160 monthly. Village. $65 month. Call o'.,Tr Typing Service Scooters & Immediate possession. Call 485-6769, 3- 7 p.m. 5-11-25 Cycles 351-3339. 5-11-30 CAPITOL CLUB. * TRANSPORTATION FORD, 1965. Manager, 393-8657 or FOX PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, DIMONDALE, and women $^> 'men n ished. * WANTED Country Squire. BRIDGESTONE, 175 dual twin. 372-1954. O 2 bedroom 484-4422.0-7-12 4 Automatic, V-8. Power. Buyer defaulted. Excellent unfurnished. Married couples DEADLINE Mechanically preferred. No newly 5-11-24 perfect. 487-0046. condition. $225. 355-56 59. 1-11-24 'miWE TO m mm>, m imr icu MILL WOMEN. ONE opening in 4 girl deposit required. pets. References, $125/month. »,». decorated ,m„ t„'l 1 before P.M. one publication. class day PHPTHE miw Bffaenr-icienr... IC1EUT...' apartment, 1 block from campus. Phone 646-8907 after 5 P.m. Shj. ,iv,„s ,0„. FORD TORINO 1968. Many extras. HONDA 90CC 1969%. Showroom Completely furnished. Utilities 2-11-24 4-1 1-25 393'8491 Cancellations — 12 noon First reasonable offer will be condition. Lots of chrome, only and parking included. $65. one class day before accepted. 485-4414. 4 11-25 700 miles. $350 or best offer, 337-2336. 2-11-25 PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. 3 rooms y.m.c.a. ROOMS fo. includes insurance. 351-4929. and bath furnished. Utilities young mw publication. paid, or women. LEMANS 1965 2 door hardtop. V-8 3-11-25 REDUCED. NEED 2 girls winter / parking. $95 month. Security Membership privile Parking, color TV, PHONE engine, 4 speed, bucket seats. spring. Haslett Arms. 337-2464. deposit required. Call after 4 p.m. gym. Student rates. lounge, pool' $595. CROSBY'S PONTIAC AND HONDA 1969 CL-450 Scrambler. 5-12-2 3558255 339-9068. 5-12-1 489-6501 0 BUICK SALES. 482-9776. 5-12-2 Excellent condition. Phone 627-6882. 5-11-25 NEED ONE or two roommates for RATES OKEMOS, ONE bedroom, furnished, 1 day $1.50 LEMANS 1963. $175 Convertible, December 15th. Furnished. utilities included, $130. Call I light ARD ht' hhousework. ,or1 ^bvsitting child Nej Auto, buckets, radio, A-1. Luxury. One block from 15c per word per day 332-8641, Skip. 1-11-24 Aulo Serf ice & Partt Employment For Rent 332-4432. 10-12-4 campus, Sunday • Thursday, 351-0319 5-12-1 Frandor, 372 8842. 12-12-4 3 days $4.00 ROOMS 10 minutes, from 13'/2C per word per day MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East NEEDED: 6 young men and women, East Lansing's Finest WANTED: campui 5 days $6.50 right hand drive, overdrive. Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. for outside order department, Apartments STUDENT RESIDENCE 4-man ONE winter • male to spring, sublet Cedar Completely furnished. 372-8077 before 4 p.m. C 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 Complete auto painting and evenings and weekend, part time . 13c per word per day collision service. IV 5-0256. C SUBLEASE: FOUR man Now Offering Village. 332-3249, after 5 p.m. work. Call 485-9700. X-10-12-4 apartment ROOM FOR 12, for 5-11-25 doubles. $200 (based on 10 words per ad) MGC, 1969 Roadster. 6 cylinder, 145 winter and spring. Two SHORT-TERM LEASES per term. Room, board, washing hp. Excellent condition, new tires. TWO SNOW tires 600/13, balanced bedrooms, two baths. Reasonable. Call $2500. Days, 484-5367, nights DESPERATE? Call 393-8071. 3-11-30 Large C17C 2 - man units TWO GIRLS to sublet winter term 332-3574.11-12-4 Peanuts Personals and mounted on four stud rims, must be 372-1017. 4 11-25 for foreign car. $25. Earn money now for the luxurious)!/J (3rd person Cedar Village Apartments. pre-paid. Evenings, slightly add.) 351-4612. 5-11-24 ATTRACTIVE SINGLE 646-6208 3-11-25 holidays. GIRL TO sublet winter / spring. $55 * Lowered Move-In Cost woman. Near campus. for gradual", There will be a 50c service MUSTANG, 1965. Automatic 289. — — — Ok Help others — Tutor for Final a month. 351-5141. 3-11-30 References •Walk to Campus ONE MAN needed for furnished 332-1746. 5-12-1 and Good condition. Yellow / black AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and Exams. bookkeeping charge if *Pool and rjarty Lounge apartment. Close to campus. $50 interior. 332-0866. 3-11-24 American cars. If we can't fix it, it All subjects. MALE ROOMMATE. Apartment *Out-of-Sight furniture, this ad is not paid within per month. 351-2208. 5-11-24 one week. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O You can tutor for money or directly across from Union. Carpeting •All For Sale appliances, incl. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE, 1967. subjects you have had or are Completely furnished. No deposit. dishwasher CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, NEED ONE girl to sublet winter The State News will be Automatic, 6-cylinder. Excellent Not a plastic complex apartment. KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. presently taking. CALL Call 353-0781 after 11:30 a.m. On-Site Professional Management term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. condition. $1125. 339-2936. stereo responsible only for the 430 South Clippert, back of the 351-5871' 5-11-24 receiver. Fisher TX 100 first day's incorrect 5-11-25 Koko Bar. 0-11-24 BABYSITTING 1-11-24 731 APARTMENTS stereo amp. Wharfedale set. Garrard lab 80 speaker insertion. IMMEDIATELY, Rental office open ONE GIRL to share 3 man. changer. OLDSMOBILE 1967, Cutlass, Hurst SIMCA PARTS. 1964 and light housekee'*, kemos. Own ONE GIRL for Cedar Village 12-6 Daily Empire turntable. Dual HS33 1965. and $63/month. No deposit. Call after 3-speed, $950. Phone 626-6748 apartment winter and spring. Sunday compact stereo 3-11-25 Phone 625-3285. 3-11-24 transports^.\VJj5 per week with $60/month. Call 351-2783. 6 p.m., 332-1887. 5-11-24 set. STEREO, free hours. Call 351-6504 after 6 731 Burcham Dr. '/i mile East amps, tuners, receivers, tape 5-11-30 p.m. 8-12-4 of Abbott Rd. recorders, tape decks, 150 used OLDSMOBI LE TORONADO 1968. Aviation Phone 351-7212 ONE GIRL immediately needed to 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, A utomotive Many, many extras. Excellent LABORER, PAINTERS. Only fulL ONE MAN warned for Meadowbrook sublet Water's Edge'. $55, was $75. 300 used albums. T.V.'s, radios, conditiorV. u"Low Trace. Immediate occupancy. PENNSYLVANIA Winter or Winter / Spring term. walkie - talkies, wall tapestries. mileage. Best FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to time, $1.60 an hour. See Paul NORTH. offer. 351-2645, or weekends Kacer, Northwind Barn, Furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Upstairs, one bedroom furnished 351-5865. 5-11-30 AUSTIN HEALEV 1963 Roadster. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. 2843 East Equipment tested and guaranteed. 339-9444. 10-12-3 Grand River, East Rent: $55 a month. Call apartment. Utilities Save Fiuns good, Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C Lansing. included, money by swapping, new top. Phone 393-1356. Ask for Larry, after 3 $125 1-11-24 deposit. Also, west of NEED 3 girls to sublet apartment WILCOX SECONDHAND 832-5223_ V11;24 _ OLDSMOBI LE 1965 Hardtop. New p.m. 2-11-25 campus one mile, two bedroom winter term. 351-2759. 5-11-24 STORE, 509 East Michigan, BUICK automatic. SKYLARK. White 1962. with V-8, red snow tires. Good condition. IV 4-7141. 5-11-24 Employment PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 hours per week. Automobile TOWNHOUSE, SOUTH Lansing, furnished basement. included. $125 deposit, No Utilities 485-4391, 8 -5:30 p.m., Monday thru Saturday. C interior. S250. or best offer. FAST GROWING company now has required. 351-5800. O sublet to responsible couple, two children. 351-3969. 10-11-30 Houses 641-4222. 5-11-24 OLDSMOBI LE 1969, 442, must sell, years beginning January. TEAC TAPE deck openings for several full time men. — over $500 new. best offer. 335-0244. 393-4628. 2-11-25 CAIV'ARO 1967 SS convertible 4 After 8 Also 2 part time positions open. For Rent EAST LANSING near campus. One 2 AND 3 bedroom (Francis Street). Must sell. Call 351-5156. 5-11-24 p.m., 355-8082. 5-11-24 — Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 Unfurnished. $100 and $115. Call speed. Excellent condition. Call NEED ONE girl Sublet winter. bedroom, furnished. Large, airy 351-2496. 5-12-2 p.m. only. C TV RENTALS Students only. Low rooms. Air 485-4917,372-4747. 3-11-30 WASHER, PERFECT - save S100 PONTIAC 1965.. New tires, tape — Haslett Arms. No deposit. conditioned. over new two like new player. Call after 6 p.m. 351-1713. monthly and term rates. Call 351-1285. 5-12-2 Beautifully maintained. Select one; ,■ CHEVY WAGON, 1964. Power FEMALE, PART time days, arrange 351-7900 to TWO ROOMMATES needed for mirrored bathroom cabinets. reserve clientele. steering, automatic. S475 or best 5-n;24 around your schedule Must have UNiVERSITY TV yours. Lease. 332-3135 or clean, 2 bedroom house. Call Phone 351-5543, East Lansing. S offer. 351-9045. 6-11-24 PORSCHE, 1964 Coupe. New transportation. Apply in person RENTALS^C TWO BEDROOM furnished. All 882-6549. O 332-6148. 3-11-30 RENT A VM stereo record utilities paid. Close to campus. exhaust, brakes, oil cooler, days or evenings El Taco player by DODGE 1964 6 stick. New day, week or month. A TO Z 332-1230. 5-12-2 WANTED THIRD girl, graduate NEW BI-LEVEL duplex. 3 bedrooms 1970 SINGER $55.00 battery, i'irelles, AM-FM. Priced less than Restaurant, 3122 South Logan. brakes. Good tires. 337-9431 5-11-25 RENTAL. 337-1617. 5-11-25 student preferred, for winter / for 4 people; Semi - furnished. 5 Cash Price. Used just a few months in wholesale. Phone 393-3620. NEW CEDAR Village apartment for .5-11-24 2-11-2S spring. Furnished, 2 bedroom. blocks from campus; $55 per a beautiful walnut sew table fully | ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. rent winter and spring. 351-1785. Close. $68/month. equipped to Zig-Zag, monogram, MOTHER'S HELPER when new 351-2371, person per month; no pets; Call DODGE DART RENAULT, 1966 — Four door SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV 5-12-1 353-0842. 5-11-25 buttonholes You have a selection 1965 6 cylinder baby arrives after January 15th. 337-0600. 4-12-1 sedan. 35,000 actual miles. 1 automatic. $365 351 -1534 after 5 Light housekeeping, babysitting _ RENTALS. 372-4948. C STUDIO AND ONE of fancy embroidery designs, by 1-11-24 owner. Radio. $300. IV 2-9776. bedroom 2397 ABBOTT. choosing from an assortment of p.m. and cooking. References. Hours TV NEEDED GIRL winter, Delta Arms. Unfurnished 3 5-12-2 RENTALS. Color and black and furnished, parking. 351-6586. open. 351-0519. 4-11-24 Close, reasonable, no deposit. bedroom duplex. Full basement, cams and winds the bobbin white. MARSHALL MUSIC 3-11-25 351-1345. 5-11-24 1% baths. $200. 351-9036 automatically. Only $55.00 cash COMPAN Y, 351-7830. C PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per 4-11-25 or buy on F-Z terms. Call CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to week. Car PARKING. ONE block from campus. FEMALE GRADUATE student 484-4553 9 a.m. to 9 PA necessary. Call sublet winter and/or 351-7319 for interview. C spring. needed to sublease winter and NEAR DOWNTOWN 0-11-25 Private, paved, lighted lot. $10. 351-3187. 5-11-24 Lansing, 2 Roommate TWO MEN needed for light delivery 337-2336. 2-11-25 spring terms. University 332-2343. 5-11-24 Villa, bedroom unfurnished with new DESPERATELY shag carpeting, dimmer light Wanted! work. Must have car, and know campus. 372-0067. 3-11-30 GARAGE, AVAILABLE 1st. 5 blocks now to May winter term, NEEDED 1 reduced rent, $65. girl control for only $140 per month SENIORS! TODAY AND from campus. IV GIRL WANTED winter term. plus deposit. Call Simon Real TOMORROW - FINAL New Cedar Join the 2-2937. 8 12-4 5-11-24 Village, 351-9099. Haslett Arms, close. Cheap. Good Estate, Okemos branch, 351-2260. DAYS FOR YEARBOOK BABYSITTER WANTED days my roommates. 351-3244. 3-11-24 __5-11-30 PHOTOS. CALL 353-5292 RENt A TV and watch your favorite Campus apartment 355-8117. 3-11-25 for 1 year old program. 337-1300. C NEJAC TV RENTALS, NEEDED BY single male Small cheap furnished apartment faculty. NEED: ONE girl for spacious 2 man. Do You want part - time work? a Want Ad for fast Place NOW! Good location. 355-1944. 3-11-24 results. Hill Mob PE G ARTS COMPAI in East Lansing. Now through MICHIGAN STATE Spring term. 353-9349. 2-11-24 .UNIVERSITY1 . ONE MAN for 3 man, apartment in Lansing. Call 489-1158 ask for CROSSWORD mm S'A;:e" ONE GIRL needed for Americana Jerry. 5-11-30 ORB A Ujjr ' 5 Apartment. Large, close to TWO PUZZLE AtfjVC. i/TeHi cheap. Call 351-4382. MEN apartment. Furnished. campus, LA t I i- ' W-11-24 129 Burch3i.tO*"otal rent $125/rrQ£V** J61-5030 IO MAN awoM-j-'- -j-jt 882-2316^-11-24 or ACROSS M ife I JCjBin f J Across froiREN J J;Vj37-0731. O KJUG AiYifr f / "i ■ ■ 5-11-24 GIRL campus. NEEDED $55. to sublet close to Call 351-2082. 1. Inferior 4. Pronoun 23. Dance step 24. Mortgage i SUA HBis I OPEN-END GIRL WANTED spring. EDEN for winter and/or ROC Apartments. 4-11-25 7. Ailing 25. Saucy 11. Synthetic fiber 27. Boundei 13. Japanese 28. Believer in WANTED: ONE girl to sublet winter Angie, 351-4635. 5-11-25 perfume Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of term. Call 337-2543. 4-11-25 c.^se equality their 14. Ulna 30. Handicap apartments are occupied. However, in some 15. units men TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS Blemish 33. Twilled cloth or women roommates are still needed. are now leasing student 16 Auditory 34 Unskilled units. These spacious luxury apartments are completely 17 Wi'lier performer carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 19. V 35 Stun 41 I eai iirrf l.tfifl'V1 " Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month and 9-month furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 20. itifi 36 Dismounted 47. Region garbage disposal and 21. Politiu* 38. Deer meat 43. Pinch 3. Acr.nu:.: open-end leases. individual control - central air conditioning. These four man supporter. 40 Only 44 Stitch 4. Cloch' units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The .j p ar.o piece' student's leisure 6. Cor ■ Central Air Condtioning ■ All Utilities included time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated 7 Little Rif except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ ■ Drapes 8 IK " Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you ■ Study Area with drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen j, COY1' want to bo featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ among the first residents of TWYCKIiUGitAM call 1(1 Sift','W"'' Range ■ Disposer ■ Dishwasher ■ Laundry facilities ■ today. There units ■ Unlimited Parking. ■ Storage and are starting at $65/month per man. party Room iviODELOPEN EVERYDAY ,s r-iiiM" > EXCEPT SUNDAY 2.. "J r^yr ■ FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 22. Sefoti: 23 FP MARSHA CHAN EL 372-2797 or 332-6441 25, She' '<•. SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH LEASES 2fi. Oo'M'' AVAILABLE. 21 Jn(l(i's chanW apartments TheaV" • Model Apartment 202-A ird 29. Plai lit MODEL PHONE 351-0782 On Grand River Practically West of Okemos Rd. next door to Coral Gables. DECEMBER 1 -'6 FAIRCHILD fMEATRE 8:0CTP.M. GTtopckmgfjam MA NA GEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: 30. lot""1 3). NiUof!0" 32 I reshf 35 Acf ill! 'I BOX OFFICE OPEN NOV 23' 12:30-900 DAILY ,1M ALL SEATS S2.00 37. t.adn lor reservations - phone 355-014(1 Alco Management Company 3<1. Gist Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 24, l()7() 1] For Sale For Sale For Sale BOOK SALE Personal Real Estate j 50% and Rare Used books. Psp«rb«ck Salt, off. Hardback*, 2Bc and up. Textbook*, 25-75% off. We ELECTRIC GUITAR. Gr.tsch Atklni Tennessenn. Good condition, new neckwork and heads. Chat ROYCRAFT, air ■ 1064, 10x53, carpeted, conditioned, furnished, behind Gables. 351-3415. NAVAL AVIATION is the to fly. Placement Bureau only way YOUR house for BIG family deserves Christmas. It has grace, this New Indian organization Originally over $500. 10-11-25 November 30 - December 4. comfort, elegance. Perfect for buy all books anytime. Bargained at $280, Also a B-1 -11-24 GIBSON'S, THE USED family holidays. Call me to Harmony Arch - top, great action. this stately, older home. Tipi see BOOKSTORE, 1 block west of EAST LANSING, for rent, one Only $50. Call Shoe Shine Eyke, 332-3895 or SIMON REAL praised (Union. 0-11-24 Willy bedroom and two bedrooms. $130 Revolver. 351-3316. 3-11-24 Peanuts Personal step forward' ESTATE, 5mm LENS, f.2.5„ preset, Pentex KUSTOM 200 amp. and/or base and up. Security deposit. Phone 332-2437. 5 11-24 SIGMA CHI'S Congratulations. 351-2260. 3 11-24 Okemos Branch, as [screw mount, $30. Call 355-0909. guitar. Like new. You'll always be number one in H1-24 353-0012. RICHARDSON, 1965. IF YOU WANT SOME 3-11-30 10x50 our hearts and now changes made The includes storage shed. Call after All U football check the "household Michigan Indian Confederation, a 6 champs too. Love, Your goods" for statewide Michigan and said education, job opportunity I/O BICYCLES. 1 black Schwinn, SKIS. BLIZZARD P.m., 351-1713. 5-11-24 Little sale in today's Classified Ads. f organization formed a week ago, is a and health will be the major targets for superepoxy, new Sisters. 1-11-24 |$25. 1 0reen antique, $10. $100. Also Hart stop forward in unity of ethnic peoples, superpro, $40. CHAMPION improvement. 1372 3550. 1-11-24 Call Peggy, 332-5053. 1962, 10x50, air Service according to one of the members. Peanuts Personal - B-11 -24 conditioned. 2 bedroom carpeted. "We thought we needed one Winchester,an Ottawa Indian, noted the lack of I lRFISA CHORD organ and Gibson Like new. $2,500. organization to knowledge of most people about Indian affairs. SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. 5 p.m. 5-11-24 482-3723 after SEWING, DRESSMAKING and serve as a lobby and to aid and draw Michigan "It is very difficult for non- Indians to Best offer. 351-8070 after 6 go into amp jp.m. 2-11-25 Brand $5.00 of new portables per month. - $49.95, Large selection reconditioned used machines. MOBILE HOME 8x40. 1953. Air Special Nov. 30 designing. Get your holiday party dresses Will made now. Long or short. Indians together," said John of American Indian Winchester, director Programs at MSU. a reservation and get the correct information and not romance it," he said. "Many people think the pick I conditioned. up and deliver if UNGLASSES. SAFETY or tempered lens or any optical Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Home & "Many Others." $19.95 after 5:30. 2-11-24 $900. IV 7-6250 - Dec. 4 necessary. 15-12-4 484-6401, 1 - 9 pm The Confederation, incorporated and chartered by the state, is composed of representatives of total Indian picture is the problem, but it must be broken down." I pee.Is. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS every organized group of Indian societies in the TOPPER, 1966. 12x60. Excellent Winchester said there are 12615 East Michigan Avenue, 372 7409. C 11-25 DISTRIBUTING 1115 North COMPANY, Washington, condition. 2 bedrooms, skirted. 355-9839. 3-11-25 shed, 10 Words NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE COPY SHOPPE can show you state. The three major Indian tribes in are the Chippewa, Ottawa and Potawatomie. Michigan life styles today. Some Indians many different Indian are urban 489-6448. C-11-25 how to get two Xerox Winchester, in an interview, credited the dwellers, other live on reservations, and other live copies for H HR AMPLIFIER ""ryr months old. turntacOVjiiure cartridge. 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, MARLETTE, 12x63, $3000 in extras. 12' Expando. Washer, dryer, $1.00 the price of one. Phone C 332-4222. Michigan Catholic Council (MCC) for helping organize the group. in single - family units in rural that all the problems must be areas. He noted treated individually 353 3 0 08 or 353-1833. X 5-11-24 canisters and uprights. central air, shed. and not lumped into one Guaranteed Will sacrifice. Prepaid r one full year. $7.88 and 882-8989 category titled "Indian after 5 p.m. WASHING "The MCC has an interest in ethnic Affairs." B^ilTH CIRCLE of sound. DENNIS up. weekends. 7-12-4 or WINDOWS, HANGING groups," he DISTRIBUTING WINDOWS, and painting eave said. "They have Excellent condition. Beautiful COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. helped the Mexican - About 125 Indian tribal members attended the troughs. 372-8507. X-20-11-25 Americans, the blacks and now the Indians." men lound. Ideal for dorm or Opposite City Market. C-11-25 Lost & Found conference at Harbor Springs. They met less than ipartment. 132-1900 3-11-24 After 6 p.m., 1970 ZENITH Trent console LOST: 347 PAINTING: that Interior. Brighten up Victor Kishigo of chairman of the group, called the Petoskey, temporary confederation a mile from a historic meeting ground where the stereo, MAN'S gold watch with room for the holidays. Grad "the vehicle for Chippewa and Ottawa tribes meet annually for A COUPE 1958 basket case, AM-FM radio. Was $230. 355-9504. 1-11-24 $400 now calendar Nov. 19 in Abbott Road and Grand vicinity of River. Student Services students, 6-11-25 reasonable. 372-8158. leadership" for Indians in summer meetings and foo trading. ood for parts. $25.00. 484-3855 Call 332-1272. 3-11-25 MUSICAL aetween 11 a.m. • 9 p.m. B-11-24 INSTRUMENTS, all brands. 30% off list price. Rich: LOST: GREY and white cat TIE-DYEING was fun. Pooch pot? Pot loves Pooch. 1-11-24 loves ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking by experienced seamstress. W///f£ IT'S what'S _ ^ Economic near 351-5869. C | KON PHOTOMIC Ftn 50mm f/2 Michigan lUrauNG and Harrison. Phone Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. men ens. $230. New. 372-1865, ask 337-1760 or 351-9322. 3-11-24 BO, Thanks anyway for a "beautiful" O-11-30 POOL TABLE, or Joe. 3-11-25 Motorcycle, Spring. Sorry! F. L. Wright. typewriter, records, skates, LOST 1-11-24 SMALL black puppy with RIDING TAUGHT encyclopedia, clothes, etc. by qualified guideposts ON SG standard. $175. Sunn white markings, flea collar. instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 0 669-3342. 5-11-25 SHEILA pectrum I, $300. Craig, 351-6925. 2-11-25 - CONGRATULATIONS minutes from on MSU campus. 153 1 352 3-11 24 your 22nd from last year's . 699-2815. 5-12-1 GOLD MEDALLION. neighbors in No. 7. 1-11-24 $1.00 service charge per pinata stuffings, etc. We need much I AVEL TRAILER. 10'. Excellent Animals Jenison Locker room. Vicinity NEW FASHIONS insertion more of these, since we are Wednesday, and alterations, — to be pre¬ :ondition. $250 or highest bid November 16. Large reward. Call anticipating 500 "kids" ages 4 to 44. advocated formals and 155 6028. 3-1 1-24 STABLES acres — 10'x10' box stalls. 10'/» 353-7614. 7-12-4 Recreation experienced European bridal gowns by paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 Please call Union Board 355-3355 if riding area. Board your seamstress. class day before. you want to join in this horses. Feed, stable 355-0850. 5-11-25 enterprise. and paddock TAKE A TRIP THIS We especially need Cookies at ■lETTE SET. Good condition. FOUND: BLACK cocker poodle. Christmas or this by the day, week or month. We - WASHINGTON (AP) - A 1 ,30. Call 393 3043. 3-11-24 give John R Street. Call 351-0363. Spring break. Acapulco, $249, time for the Dec. 4 party. your horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and 1-11-24 Nassau, $179, Jamaica, $239 or DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, major business organization ask and formals. per ■ lOUE CHRISTMAS Gifts, forEdTripp. 18-12-3 ski in Canada, $175. All complete Reasonable charge. Experienced. There will be an executive officers The lawyer will be at ASMSU from called Monday for a return to 'all nflatable plastic chairs, REWARD. BLUE sapphire deluxe package deals. Call 355-1040. 1:30 4:30 p.m. every hassocks, AKC COLLIE. 6 ring, lost Frank 11-11-30 meeting of The Spartan Pistol Club at - Wednesday voluntary wage and price ofas. Easy to mail. Call 337-9215 months. Male. between Erickson / Wilson. Call Buck, 351-8604 or 332-3581. 6 the afternoon this term. Call 353-0659 Needs good home. Reasonable. 1-11-24 p.m. at Demonstration Hall guideposts to help curb inflation f loon - midnight. 0-12-4 353-2496. 2-11-25 Rifle Range. The meeting for regular for an appointment. 351-1483. 5-1 1-24 during the push for economic GANICALLY GROWN beef, LOST: CHRISTMAS BREAK Typing Service members will be at 7 p.m. We will be shooting our first pistol match at that The War is not recovery. MINIATURE Schnauzer. over, but the The Committee for Economic Sosolutely no chemicals used. MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS. IN SPAIN time. Elections Male, Vicinity Hagadorn and Grand COMPLETE THESES service. are. There will be a Phone 651 5403. 3-11-25 female. 9 weeks, AKC, $50. Phone discussion of the Development (CED), endorsed River. Reward. 351-3685. 5-12-2 $209.00 Discount printing. IBM typing and recent US bombing an "incomes policy," or "'wage 484-5020. 4 11-24 Petitions for the ATL Student raids over N. Vietnam and how it - 9 Days Limited Space binding of theses, resumes, | CHfiST, $12.95. Stove, $12.95. publications. Across from campus, Advisory Committee still affects the anti-war movement, and a price policy," an approach 1 Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. Personal Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 available are relevant film, the "Day of Plane which President Nixon and his lUBC SECONDHAND STORE, Mobile Homes Jim Hartle 353-6959 corner MAC and Grand River, in the Bessey department office. See Joan. Hall Hunting" at the Student Mobilization economic advisers have rejected, below Style Shop. Call 11208 Turner. C LEAVE YOUR extra marshmallows Committee meeting tonight 8 to AMERICAN 1968, in SKI LAURENTIAN, Montreal, COPYGRAPH SERVICES, p.m., supplement present anti - I! 12x56, down room 6 Baker. 5-11-25 337-1666. C SKI IERS! Besides its regular business Brody, Multi - purpose "C." inflation tools. payment. Owner Canada, cnristmas Break. Deluxe H L0 VOX — organ attachment for will hold meeting, Moosuski is showing an contract. IV package. Call Fred, 355-2824. Excessive wage settlements or T piano. Call 882-2748 anytime. 9-6624. 5-12-2 FREE ... A lesson in complexion 3-11-25 DISSERTATIONS, THESES, outasight ski flick at the meeting Paul Risk will speak on "Wilderness ■ 411 -24 care. Call 484-4519, East Michigan Term Survival" at tonight's meeting of the price boosts should be papers. Expert typist with degree tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the American 12x60 PARKWOOD on lot in or publicized, in advance, if King 485-7197, Lansing Mall. EUROPE: in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO Legion Hall (behind the E. Lansing MSU Outing Club at 7 p.m. in room Arthur's Court, Owner MERLE NORMAN $209 round trip jet to possible, said the CED. moving, COSMETIC bus terminal). All final Austria and 116 Nat. Sci. The finalized plans for .ICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, must sell. 5x7 utility shed London, Summer '71. Call Steve, But the private, nonprofit STUDIOS. C-11-25 Boyne week payments must be paid the Thanksgiving trip will be pecial sale. $29.95 up, ply?, included. 393-6t)00. 1-11-24 393-6850. 3-11-25 PROFESSIONAL THESIS then. Come on, all you jet - turners. discussed. business research organization rystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, MEN: hair is a procfuct of our i 'i.i 'ii PREPARATION added: "There should be no i558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, GREAT TRAILER.,£2 ft. Best offer. business. UNION BUILDING Real Estate The ALUMNI MEMORIAL CHAPEL governmental 'arm - twisting' of .ansing. C Phone 351-8923. 2-11-25 • IBM Typing BARBER SHOP. C-11-24 on campus is available for The group picture of Tri-Beta for the Multilith weddings individual firms and unions, • Printing to Wolverine will be taken tonight, 9 students, faculty, employes and based on actual or implied • Hardbinding FOR SALE ARE YOU at a looking for country living moderate price? This lovely 3 Complete Professional Thesis Service for alumni. A catered reception, following the wedding, is available. p.m.. Tower should wear Room, coat and Union. Men tie, women threats of actions other than bedroom ranch in the Williamston Call Mrs. Gustafson, 355-3464 should dark sweater presentation of relevant • Okemos Mister's and Doctoral Candidates. Free for wear or dress. information to the public." area may be the answer. VA or Brochure and Consultation. Please Call information or reservations. • 4 minutes to The CED said also: "It should ew. campus FHA terms available. Call Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 Flying Doctors will be the subject of 24 • Large, nicely landscaped yard SIMONS REAL Fly to LONDON this Xmas (Dec. 17 a movie, "Doctors to the Stone be clearly understood that what ESTATE, Age" Okemos Branch, 351-2260 or TYPING Jan. to be shown at the we • Below $30,000 - good terms - 85 wpm, term papers, - 6), for S185 on Winged Spartans are advocating are voluntary 100 Maynard Beery, 351-5210. theses, scientific reports. CALEDONIAN airlines. For further Flying Club meeting tonight at 8 wage - price policies. We are 5-11-24 Reasonable. 484-2661.0 information concerning this and p.m. in room 39, Union. lew opposed to mandatory controls, other flights to HAWAII (Dec. 13 or except in the event of a major S QUALITY. HAVE BARBI MEL: 27 - Jan 4) and NEW YORK (Dec. Block & Bridle Club will meet you been Typing, multilithing. war." disappointed in the quality of No job too large or too 13 or 23 - Jan. 3) this Xmas, contact tonight, 7 p.m. in room 110, small The report coincided with homes in the $40,000 price Block off campus. the Union Board Travel Office, 2nd Anthony Hall. This is the last range? 332-3255. C official hints that the If so, then call for an floor Union or call 353-9777 daily meeting of this term and we will sign appointment in to see this between 11:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. up for our animals for Little administration, alarmed by slack professionally SELL NO longer loved Ml decorated and landscaped new cash with a Classified antiques for International. Any student may sign production and high Ad. Dial Interested in learning ballroom dance for any species which he ion home. We'd like you to see it, so 355-8255 now! up may wish unemployment, will press an or sharing to show. Pictures will also be you can compare. Call SIMON your knowledge with taken expansionist program of by others? Come join the fun, of the club members. REAL ESTATE, Okemos Branch, tonight, 8 increased money supply, of Four bedrooms • TERM PAPERS, theses, etc. - 9:30 p.m. in room 34, Women's IM. easy 351-2260 or Maynard Beery, Rapid credit and stimulative bin Two full baths • 351-5210. 5-11-24 accurate service. Experienced. Records welcome. Any questions, The MSU Railroad Club will meet spending, while relying on general appeals ash 393-4075, 484-1874. 20-12-4 call 355-8555. tonight at 7:30 p.m. in room 37, :all Screened in porch • - Union. More progress reports will be to management and labor to COUNT ON CLASSIFIED avoid a fresh ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith The Winter Term Book made on the coming operation of upsurge of ADS."They sell good things Exchange is For information or a showing call you offset printing. Complete service coming! There will be steam locomotive Mo. 1225 and inflation. don't need for cash! Dial 355-8255 a pick-up of plans Simon Heal Estate MSU Okemos Branch for dissertations, theses, books to be sold FINALS WEEK, in for winter term will be discussed. Some officials — - now! notably 351-2260 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. W. Shaw Meeting Room from 12-6 Charter memberships are still Arthur F. Burns, chairman of 21 years experience. 332 3384. C p.m. on Dec. 8, 9, 10. The Winter available. the Federal Reserve Board — ADOPT A house for Christmas. Make Term Book Exchange will take have urged a more active place your family complete with a home in W. Shaw Lower Conservative Students of MSU will wage - that fills every need. For LOST INTEREST? Sell hobby items Lounge, Winter price policy. Nixon's Council of help in Term REGISTRATION meet tonight at 8 p.m. in room you don't use for cash with a Want WEEK, Jan. 30, Economic Advisers rejects this making this a dream Christmas, 4 - 9. For more information on this Union. Discussion topics are "What is call Ad. Dial 355-8255. Tipi Eyke, 332-3895 or course, saying it has been proved student run, non - profit service or to a Conservative," The Conservative SIMON REAL ESTATE, Okemos volunteer to make this service a Role on Campus, and Conservative worthless and unworkable. Branch, 351-2260. 3-11-24 Transportation success, 353-9785 or call New call 351-0963. Community, Student Action at MSU. SPREAD CHEER this Christmas. Sell NEED RIDE to New York TRYOUT1 The New Players your house. You'll make one City area for COOKIES needed for Xmas party announce open auditions for Mart Thanksgiving. Call Bylaws family happy with your present Bob, Union Board and MSU Volunteers Crowley's poignant drama "The Boys 339-8092. S-11-25 home, yours happy with a new in the Band." Auditions will be held are hosting for Lansing area children. one. Waiting to help you. Call Tipi Other organizations and individuals Tuesday and Wednesday, December 1 Eyke, 332-3895 or SIMON REAL LIFE CAN can be beautiful with the and 2, 5:30 - 10 (Continued from page 1! great sporting goods you are giving their time, films, p.m., in room 149, ESTATE, Okemo$ Branch, find in the Auditorium. If you can't attend deviation from the tenure rules, Want Ads. Check now! themselves, apples, talent, floral 351-2260. 3-11-24 Auditions, or have any problems, the decisions of the Faculty decorations, lollipops, balloons. please call 351-8287 or 355-8266. Tenure Committee may not be overruled except by the board of Wanted A Reminder WANTED: ONE bedroom apartment. ZPG (Zero Population Growth) will meet Sunday, Nov. 29, 7 p.m., room 35, Union. The film "The Time of Man" (distributed by the American trustees." The proposed bylaw amendments extend the East Lansing, house, unfurnished. Museum of Natural History) will be responsibilities of the Faculty Under $110, 371-1765 after 9:30 Affairs Committee to include: shown. p.m. 3-11-25 • Studying and making The MSU Scots Highlanders will be recommendations with respect IF YOUR Want Ad was running today meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in to the allocation of financial your vacancy would probably be Demonstration Hall. resources to the various filled. Dial 355-8255 now! academic functions of the MSU SAILING CLUB meeting University. 1949 - 1953. Ford or tonight at 7:30 Mercury. Will p.m.. Room 35, • consider running car or parts of Union. Important: We will be Studying and making car. 676-1213. 3-11-24 nominating and electing officers. Our recommendations with respect next regatta is the to the level and structure of Timme Ansten Dotsun gives you something exxtra. HATS AND mittens for elementary Memorial Regatta in faculty salaries and other forms Chicago over ALL advertisements must be school Indian children. Call of paid Thanksgiving compensation. lor IN ADVANCK from Monday, 355-1991. 3-11-30 • November 2 3 until the end of the FREE U will Developing and Price of this Datsun have a meeting 4-Door includes: term. 3 riders needed Miami and back. recommending procedures for to Wednesday night at 7:30 p m. at 215 equitable adjudication of DAI SUN 510 • Independent rear suspension Leaving December 26 return Evergreen (behind Gibson's • Whitewall tires January 9th. $40 each. 371 1028. individual faculty grievances Bookstore) to start 4 door Sedan *2189 P.O.E. • Tinted • • glass Fully reclining bucket seats Safety Iront disc brakes 6-12-2_ SPINET PIANO Wanted. Good together for Winter term For more information, 351-9601. call getting classes 353 9785 or concerning salaries, benefits and personnel problems. • Studying and making • Nylon carpeting AVOID THE quality, up to $500. Call 482 9742. 7-12-4 recommendations with respect HOLD LINE! MSU's Israeli Convention will be held to such faculty personnel next If you have a hill from an ad BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 foi Tuesday, December 1, at the policies as promotion, leaves, STORY placed in the State News this all positive, A negative. B negative Union, 7:30 p.m. Lecture, movie and outside work for term, it must he paid in lull hy 7 pay, faculty and AB negative, workshops on kibbutz, univeisities evaluation, retirement, Wednesday, November 2Sth. If $10.00. O in Israel, job faculty negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN opportunities, etc. publications and this is not paid you will he held faculty COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, up at registration. Take a few Revolutionary housing. 2 DATSUN SALES Open minutes to pay your hill at .*47 Student Services, and save 50714 East Grand River, East Lansing. Above the new Campus Constitutional People's Convention in The proposed bylaw amendments provide that the Big Lots to Serve You Monday, Thursday, and yourself time and frustration at Book Store. Hours: 9 Washington D.C., Nov. 27, 28, 29; East a.m. to 3:30 for new committee Michigan Ave. at Frandor Friday evenings until 9 Winter Term Registration. p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and information on costs, rides, report and make 3 blocks East of Showroom registration, if your Car can take recommendations each year trfe PHONE 351 0400 Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 passengers, etc, call 353-9785 (Seeds special meetings of the Elected noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C of Change Off(ce). Faculty Council. "I 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 24 1^70 :-r ', Outbound flights reduced • < * v \ Students flying home for the United now has two daily Paul Elmen, sales and services North Central Airlines is the holidays from Lansing's Capital flights to Chicago and one flight While United has manager for United in Lansing, only other major airlines serving City Airport will find fewer to Cleveland's Hopkins Airport departures and arrivals on|v .k flights to choose from since which connects with other said the Oct. 25 cutback in Capital City Airport, with eight from Capital J* y'vr* United Air Lines cut back from easlbound flights and continues flights was due to the severe economic problems the airlines flights a day Monday through all City, th(> f, a" nonstop Boeing 737 >!," a* h° nine to three flights a day. to Baltimore. Friday to Chicago, eight flights 91 seats to th2 have been experiencing. to Detroit and five to Cleveland. available boarding in Lansing. ^ Those AT MY LAI the seats are all honk^, Thanksgiving holiday Both ^ United and v Central have a Pilot tells of rescue effort approximately the without srh,,nor regular a 60 per adult rare confirmed seat c h* ' FT. BENN1NG, Ga. (AP) - A and children lay dead or where there were wounded." helicopter pilot testified Monday wounded. He said he asked a A dustoff is a request for Thompson said, "was spotting woman and a ,For. th°se forhoping st and-by t0 f|y ea¬ that he received little or no black American sergeant, "Is medical evacuation helicopter. a couple of kids standing in the doorway of a vacat ion the Elmen suggests Christl! cooperation from American Gls there any way I help the they can Subsequently, Thompson said bunker. Troops to Detroit's k j»;a> tW while trying to rescue wounded civilians at My Lai. But there wounded?" "He said his crew called his attention to directly toward the were heading bunker and Airport, which has Metropolis manv J something to the the ditch with remarks, "It had a sat down to let them know flights a day than was no mention of Lt. William effect that the only way I could lot of bodies in it." we there were people in the Capital?* Calley Jr. in his recital of alleged help them was to put them out While Many students have atrocities committed hovering above the bunker." against of their misery," said ground, the pilot testified, he made reservations already hj Every litter bit unarmed Vietnamese. Calley's court • martial jury Thompson. Thompson, then a warrant noted that Vietnamese in the some of the for the Christmas students finish their Becau^ to fly break. heard the witness, Lt. Hugh ditch Thompson said he asked one finals Z Volunteers in an informal anti litter effort collect officer, flew reconnaissance for appeared to be alive, of the different days. United over 30 large plastic bags of trash Saturday. he advancing Americans if has bee! - so Here three volunteers collect assorted Thompson, 27, testify that he Charlie Company on its March landed. There were there were any way he could able to confirm garbage along Mt. Hope Road. landed beside a ditch where several get most students- 16, 1968 assault on My Lai. Americans near the ditch, he the civilians out of the reservations. If State News photo by Milton Horst from 50 to 100 old men, bunker, a student buw, women Calley, 27, headed the went on, and he summoned "a before its destruction. round - trip ticket and hop^to company's 1st platoon and is on colored NCO" not further "I got the reply that the receive the reduced only trial for his life, rate, he cannot fly excursion Board charged with identified. way to get them out was with a Friday or trustees premeditated murder of 102 unresisting Vietnamese civilians, including those in the ditch. It was Thompson who first "The next event I recall," hand grenade. NO, WE DON'T DELIVER! BUT Sunday after 1 p.m. reported to superior officers that $4.8 million in gifts,grants WE HAVE 2 something appeared amiss to him in the American assault CONVENIENT My Lai. on LOCATIONS AT FRAND0R The MSU The On an early flight that AND THE MERIDIAN MALL Board of Trustees project, coordinated William and Elizabeth A. Klare. morning, Thompson said: Norman E. Good, professor of "I noticed there were accepted gifts and grants totaling through MSU's Pesticide Klare, former manager of the some ALL THE NEWS: $4,821,071 Friday including Research Center, involves 15 botany and plant pathology. wounded south of the Statler Hotel in Detroit, was * $51,605 from the Federal village almost $3 million from the U.S. researchers from five and there was a wounded DAILY instrumental in establishing Water person Dept. of Health, Education and departments studying the Quality Administration to on Highway 521. I asked if I N.Y. Times Miami Herald MSU's School of Hotel, the Chicago Tribune Welfare. particular effects of pesticides Dept. of Fisheries and could get a dustoff. I couldn't Detroit Newspapers Restaurant and Institutional Wildlife as the The bulk of the HEW money on public health. Gordon first installment get a dustoff. I asked if Washington Post Guyer, Management. Interest from the on a five year. $260,000 I could L. A. Times — $2,082,445 — represents director of the center, said. This - grant get a medic. We reconned funds is used for scholarships for to some MSU's National Defense Student is the fifth year MSU has subsidize 10 graduate more and I WEfiKl V HRI students. popped smoke on at Loan allocation for 1970-71. received the grant. students per year. least three different locations Saturday Keview * $76,200 from the Agency Time Maga/ine MSU matches each $9 received MSU's Highway Traffic Safety Newsweek for International from the federal government Center received $172,623 from Development New Yorker to the Dept. of Agricultural Life and Many More with $1 from its own funds. the U.S. Dept. of Transportation Economics for a Colombian Including funds received as to develop new techniques for study of the inter MONTHI V repayment of previous loans, measuring driver performance. • relationships Cosmopolitan of urban and rural areas directed Kedbook MSU will have about $3 million Theodore W. Forbes, professor (lot Kod available to lend to students this year, Henry C. Dykema, of psychology, will direct the study. by Harold M. Riley, professor of agricultural economics. * $99,570 from the Michigan w* w* Esquire Playboy & Hundreds Mure financial aids director, said. A renewal of a grant for Assn. for Regional Medical LOOK TO US FOR QUALITY Wide selection of hard cover & paperbacks Another $606,150 was $155,196 from the Health * — special orders welcome Programs to the College of complete selection of allocated to the financial aids Services and Mental Health office to support HEW's Work - Study Program, which pays part of the College salaries of Administration will be used by MSU's Office of Medical Education Research and Human continuation Medicine of Its Michigan Stroke Demonstration for Central * * frames sunglasses prescription lenses ground COMMUNITY IWSCENTER students relying on Project. * repairs while you wait part • time Development to help implement * $73,600 from the National jobs for their financial support. regional medical programs A third HEW grant of throughout the country designed Science Foundation to the of Botany and Plant Pathology Dept. HoJm, Qspticicuvi LOCATION - AT FRANDOR CENTER & MERIDIAN MALL $218,406 goes to MSU's Dept. to combat heart disease, cancer 241 E. Saginaw at Abbott Rd. of for research conducted by Ed 25222 Phone 351-5445 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS TILL 9 P.M. Phone 351 7562 Family and Child Sciences to and stroke. operate its regional training Other grants accepted were: center for Head Start teachers, * $120,000 from the U.S. administrators and aides from Dept. of Commerce to the Dept. 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