MICHIGAN Wednesday STATI UNIVERSITY Volume 63 Number 94 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25, 1970 10c CONCERN FOR PRISONERS Laird defends U.S. rescue WASHINGTON Defense Melvin R. Laird the American raid on a POW compound as an (AP) — Secretary of Tuesday defended North Vietnamese extremely important surprise landing and be most difficult. rescue Stennis, who called the raid "this brilliant attempt would for two to five heaviest years, since the time of American Communist North. bombing of the commando raid has been harmful or attempt confronts the prisoners of war, whether the Laird would not say whether there be more POW rescue might signal that Americans "do care about effort," refused to say how many helpful," Mansfield said. He said even a attempts. the United States cares But Stennis said Laird had prisoners the camp might have held, but raid that succeeded in emphasized prisoners of war." said: "It wasn't just a "Their main concern is whether their freeing some that "this rescue operation does But Senate handful, it was more country has forgotten them," Laird said. prisoners would have put others in a not critics, among them than a mere token figure." difficult position." represent any change of policy on the Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield "This mission clearly has of conducting the war." Sen. Edmund S. and As for the absence of any prisoners, he shown, I think, "My concern now is the manner prisoners of war Coed sprung Muskie, D-Maine, said the mission — which rescued no one — might said, "I think the intelligence was just as good as it that the United States does care. welfare is foremost in our minds." Their who are still being held by North Vietnam, "How camps, many men must die in prison how many women must be told worsen the was possible for it to be." But on the Senate and what the reaction to this raid by air plight of American captives. Sen. Frank Church, floor, Muskie said they're widows, how many children must Muskie called it "a D-Idaho, suggested compassion for the prisoners, and and land will be on them," Mansfield said. be told they're valiant exercise the problem is not so much failure of fatherless, before we make from elevator futility." in intelligence as the effectiveness of Hanoi's. U.S. opposition to the practices of the North "I'm afraid that this will simply end of the war," said Sen. delay the George D. some response?" Dole asked in the Senate. Stennis said the raiders encountered Vietnamese, "should not blind us to the He said if new opportunities for rescue Laird appeared before the Senate Armed only follies of the Aiken, R-Vt. slight resistance. He said about 30 surface administration's latest Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., defended the attempts should occur, the United States Services Committee in closed that jammed session, and agreed to testify publicly before the Senate to air missiles were fired at their helicopters, but "they were very late and military adventure "I am troubled . ... .. that even a success in raid, saying American? are dying in North should take them. Foreign Relations Committee. this instance would still have been a Vietnamese prison camps, and the United "That almost indiscriminately launched." failure doesn't mean any enlargement of A "slightly claustrophobic" coed "The mission was States cannot wait extremely important The Pentagon says at least 459 for hundreds of other prisoners," Muskie indefinitely for the war," he said. Dole said he had talked was trapped for more than an hour to show that the United States — the said, because it further disrupts chances for negotiations to make some progress. earlier with three women whose and a half Monday night in an elevator Americans are held prisoner in North husbands people of this country — do care about the Bold effort are prisoners of in North Hubbard Hall. Vietnam. a negotiated settlement that would free all war, and "I'm willing to prisoners of war," Laird said after the prisoners. "It was a bold effort by courageous men "I never realized how much briefing Laird said most of them have been accept their statement 'it's better to have we take the Armed Services there who would do it again — and I Committee. "I wonder about the situation which hope they my husband die in a rescue attempt than elevators for granted until do," Dole said. they don't rot to death in a prison camp'." work," said Kathy Richards, Lathrup Village senior. Caught by surprise Laird said the Friday morning raid at Son "I'm going to walk the stairs a lot," Tay, 23 miles from Hanoi, caught North ASMSU she said, when the panic wore off. "It hits wasn't very funny at all then." Vietnamese guards and air defense systems About 7:55 p.m., she found herself completely by surprise. There were no American prisoners in the stuck between the first and second floors of Hubbard Hall with an compound. Laird said the would - be rescuers — he By JOHN JUEL emergency bell that didn't seem to letter was the section which would have the did not disclose their number — found State News Staff Writer continues. "That this white faculty has conspired to remove work. minority group representatives elected majority would conditions in the POW camp on a be able to control the through revision from the protection oi Two men from the hall were the extremely The ASMSU Student Board was expected University-wide basis. minority voices, that same report." heroes. Around 8:45 p.m. crude. He said "they confirm our worst to approve a "It seems that the Academic Council through their apathy toward minority they heard proposed letter to Gordon needs, is ample evidence of the racist "We feel that the time has come for her scream and set the suspicions" as to the conditions in which Guyer, chairman of the Steering thinks that it has some divine revelation of machinery in nature of this document, and reveals a ASMSU to publicly state its divorce from Americans are held. Committee of the Academic Council at motion that was to take over half an truth. No other explanation can rationalize this piece of faculty-supremist' drivel Sen. John C. Stennis, D-Miss., chairman frightening lack of consciousness within (the hour to release her. The two Tuesday night's meeting, expressing the the Council's decision to restrict the insight the Academic Council." revised McKee Report)," the letter states. men, of the Armed Services board's Jack Jensen, Detroit Committee, said the "extreme displeasure" with the into minority interests provided by the "For this reason, we cannot continue to sophomore, and men who planned the raid understood the Taylor The student board's letter said the fear of Pat Hanes, Ada senior panel's restructuring of the minority students through eliminating their support this document, at least until such "passed me possibility that the prisoners might be certain faculty members that students good words and stuff and told me it Massey-McKee Report on student ability to choose their own time as the Academic Council and moved. Stennis said there would use the Academic Council to would be okay," Miss Richards was no sign of a participation in academic government. representatives," the letter says. Academic Senate choose to return to the said, hasty departure from the camp. Copies would also be sent to President trample faculty rights was unfounded. The while c&jnpus electricians attempted Laird said the Pentagon knows of Wharton and the Board of Trustees. "Having minority representatives elected Academic Freedom original intent of Student Participation in Report gives the to spring tier. other POWcamps, but most of them are in on* a University - wide basis cannot faculty more than sufficient protection, Academic Governance, and provide means Hanes said when she "We cannot couch our language in terms guarantee that minority students will have to assure the existence and continuity of finally populated areas of North Vietnam, where a the letter says, and if anyone is in need of recognized who critical enough to make the full measure of a representative who would represent them effective student involvement in all was talking to her and additional protection through the McKee could and not the white majority," the letter academic establish communication our disgust known," the draft of the letter Report it is the students, "the very group decision-making processes of the through a crack, she "kinda calmed stated. "The Academic Council was University." down." An MSU night electrician, who Holiday break presented with a far-sighted, imaginative document; but rather than allow it to 1 responded to the trouble call, said flourish and prove its worthiness, the "it's hard to tell" what went Today is the last day the State News Council chose to disembowel the report." wrong will be published this week due to the with the elevator. One area of the student participation Thanksgiving holiday. document attacked by the board in the NEW ORDER Selective Service lets with high men WASHINGTON (AP) — Deferred men lottery numbers may join the drop deferments The order clears up uncertainties about a man's right to pick the time when he Only high school and college student, occupational, agricultural, fatherhood and 1970 draft pool at the last drops minute, just in his deferment, regardless of when his local hardship deferments may be dropped time to accompany its survivors into a low board gets around to voluntarily while their justifying conditions ■ risk considering his category, the Selective Service application. still exist. System announced Tuesday. Two warnings: • And only men who received lottery numbers last December can take advantage of the opportunity in 1970; men whose lottery numbers were drawn last July don't Police get description face their prime exposure to the draft until 1971. The Selective Service System already has said that local draft boards, in 1970, may of man seen with victim not call men holding numbers 195, as drawn in last December's lottery. Under the lottery plan, men who are higher than By JEFFSHELER exposed to the draft in 1A classification State News Staff Writer and whose lottery numbers are not reached by the end of that year step into a lower - Academic Council risk category in the Members of the Academic Council Lansing area police Tuesday were given a following year when a vote to send amended versions of two new group becomes the prime target of the Faculty Senate Tuesday. faculty bylaw amendments to the composite drawing of a man seen alone draft. with 18 year - old Marie A. Jackson State News photo by J. H. Wilner - just Prime target before she disappeared on Nov. 13. Miss A with man a deferment becomes a Jackson was found depd eight days later in prime target in whatever year he losses his Council votes to present a wooded area south of deferment and becomes 1A. campus. The man is described as white, 30-35 Previously, in most draft boards a man years old, about 6'2" tall, with brown hair could lose a deferment only by losing the and average build. He is said to have extra conditions on which it 'arge shoulders and a large head, and was was originally granted. last seen amended bylaws to board wearing a white shirt and dark Last October, however, draft director pants. Curtis W. Tarr ruled that a man The may give man was seen at about 3:30 p.m. on up his deferment and enter 1A status Nov. 13 with Miss Jackson in a car parked simply at his own request. at McDonald's restaurant on South Cedar That means he can enter the 1A ■n pool Lansing. after he is convinced his lottery number By DAVE PERSON "the committee shall conduct a will not be reached and continuing review and make The during that year. appropriate recommendations of all policies car was described as a 1963-65 Before Tuesday, to be effective STEVE WATERBURY relating to faculty uldsmobile convertible, with the rights and responsibilities. Hie Academic Council shall refuse to a tattered application had to reach the man's local State News Staff Writer consider any amendments black top and a rusted dark body. or revisions to sections 2.1.4.9. or 2.2. board before it held its last Ingham County prosecutor Raymond L. monthly (concerning the faculty) of the Academic Freedom Report until meeting of. the year, and there was no The Academic Council voted it has been endorsed kcodeller told newsmen Tuesday that a unanimously Tuesday to return an by the Committee on Faculty Affairs, uniformity of the meeting dates amended version of proposed faculty Faculty Compensation, and Academic Budget and the Elected r'end of Miss among the bylaw amendments to the Jackson saw the two more than 4,000 local boards. MSU Board of Trustees along with an together in the car explanatory preamble. Faculty Council." and said she spoke New order The trustees rejected the The proposed amendment was further riefly With jfljgg jargon. proposed amendments to the faculty amended to change Tarr's new order says an bylaws during the October board meeting. references to "the University Administration" to "the The application to Office of girl said she did not drop a deferment is effective in 1970 if it is Hie proposed Provost." recognize Miss changes in the bylaws were approved ackson's male companion. received by the local board or postmarked majorities in the Academic Council on April 13 andbyin large the A proposal to^change the wording of the proposed amendments As far before midnight, Dec. Academic Senate June 3. as we know, this is the last 31,1970. on to the duties of the Faculty Tenure Committee also passed the Person seen with "By defining a specific cutoff As a result of the newest council. Miss Jackson before she date-," amendments, the proposed Committee ^appeared," our Scodeller said. "He may not Tarr's announcement said, "the new policy on Faculty Compensation and Academic Budget would be The new wording is: "On matters involving interpretation of roan, but right now he's our best allows all registrants renamed the University Committee on the tenure rules and in an equal amount of Faculty Affairs, Faculty cases involving deviation from the tenure Object." * Wanted time to take reclassification offer." advantage of the Compensation and Academic Budget. Added to the proposed amendments was a proposal stating that - r IP* turn ten—i.W 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25, ffi i ASSOCIATED PRESS , news Guinea claims MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) rout of invaders - the country had returned to troops. Brig. Hassan Usman summary Guinea claimed Tuesday its forces beat off "many incursions" by Portuguese and normal after this second invasion attempt. Travelers from Guinea Katsina, Nigerian army chief of staff, declined to say when "Imperialists One they never may are very cunning. knows where or when show up again." Travelers invasion fleet away, but a broadcast also was reported seen the sailing Tuesday more like a scale war." feud than . sni8'l • From the wires of AP and UPI. said troops would be sent but added Souare said Another Belgian mercenaries who landed on the earlier that the invasion captured from Conakry, the capital of who Da**„ that had coast during the night. began Saturday night appeared a military officer will be sent to mercenaries reported the plan Guinea, declared: "The Fascist Conakry's Hotel been stay??6'' W hile a broadcast gave no to be over. Guinea to assess the situation. Asked at a news conference was to seize Guinea within 15 Portuguese aggressor is still in Guinean forces hari Franc! ' ^ indication of whether fighting Ousmane Souare, ambassador days and install a new regime. Guinea's territorial waters." tv why Guinea required outside He would not give the casualties «<* .t was still in progress, Guinea's The broadcast asserted to Lagos, said Guinea had ambassador to Nieeria said life in accepted Nigeria's offer to send help if government troops are in in the fighting or how many Portuguese submarines were in ?°"fu8,on- Witnesses£ control, Souare replied: fighting invaders were captured. Guinea's waters, but gave no appeared to have £ indication of where they had concentrated presidential around^ "(Israelis) are saddled with HITS INVASION been sighted or how they could camp, the residence, 81 r an ari America. It is milking us dry. We have been identified. barracks of the port and th! have vast resources and a Portugal has denied it was Guard. Republi[IC|Q great involved in the invasion and this human potential. One witness We'd be fine if said PASOA was repeated in Brussels by the they'd just leave guns opened fire as tteiSjl supports us alone. " foreign minister, Ruy Patricio. landed on the He told newsmen that the beaches darkness, and shells were - Dana Zohar charges his country sent at the ships aimed j mercenaries to invade Guinea offshore. By JEANNE SADDLER Portugal, which controls He reported that See story page S. a territory bordering on Guinea, has were "ridiculous" and "out of the raiders Associate Campus Editor denied these charges. succeeded in the question." political freeing some The Pan African Students "We call on the African prisoners but - Organization in the Americas governments, all African people at There was speculation in mercenaries were other (PASOA) expressed its solidarity with the Republic of Guinea in home and abroad, and all oppressed Monrovia that the invaders were captured peoples of the Third World A U.N. special International News resisting its recent foreign invasion, and condemned the to support the government and people of Guinea so that they Guineas driven out by President members was mission of fiVf Portuguese government for their "naked and bestial invasion of may smash the neo • colonial design of the white imperialists on Sekou Toureand were trying to flying t„ Guinea The Soviet Union launched two satellites in their secret Cosmos program Tuesday, Tass reported from top the Republic of Guinea," in a statement Guinea charged that Portugal sent several hundred Monday. mercenary our continent," the PASOA statement read. "The Portuguese and her NATO overthrow government leader. their Marxist the^ghUng. t0 ,nv«* imperialist cohorts are near Moscow. Such multiple launchings in a single day are common soldiers to raid their country Sunday, Jean Schramme, a Belgian - born white the Congo. allegedly trained by Col. mercenary who fought in total defeat in Guinea — African warriors," PASOA continued. fate of total defeat in Bissau, Angola and Mozambique by the "They will face the same Some thought the rebels had been trained by the in neighboring Portuguese Portuguese KSiSialSiS other four are the UN in the Cosmos series. Although the exact functions of Azania, Trinidad and Zimbabwe. Africa is a ambassadors of big, rich continent. In it there are three million white people Guinea, despite Portugal's claim Finland, Poland Colombi, the Cosmos satellites have and Zambia never been revealed. Western The State News, the student whose future will be determined it was in no way involved. Moral support and newspaper at Michigan State by us black people world • over 0ffeR 0[ scientists say they are often weather Sputnicks, spy and not by western imperialists." Toure has harbored rebel University, is published every class day during four school military aid have poured in forces fighting the colonial from probes and fractional orbital bomb tests. There was terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. "We have witnessed the slaughter of our people at home and African and other nations. Most regime in Portuguese Guinea. of them have speculation the twin Cosmos shot would be a docking Subscription rate is $14 per year. abroad. This developing pattern becomes more marked as years Radio Conakry called on denounced experiment, but apparently this is not so. proceed. But we make it crystal clear that: a crime committed imperialist aggression" workers to take their arms to Member Associated Press, United Press Southern Yemen has * * * International, against Mother Africa, or against our people abroad, no matter their jobs and urged continued tagged the Inland Daily Press Association, Associated how invasion part of the Collegiate Press, small, will have to be accounted for. Remember, we are 600 vigilance by the populace. It said "overall King Hussein of Jordan is coming Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press million people," the statement concluded. the American strategy of aggression to the United States to confer with government wants "every in Vietnam, the Association, United States Student Press Association. PASOA's national executive council also sent Middle East and a cablegram to producer to be aflghterand every Arabian peninsula." President Nixon. the general secretary of the fighter a producer." Second class postage paid at East Organization of African Unity A Nigerian senior government The young monarch said in an Lansing, Michigan. Monday urging him to convene a general assembly of OAU to Some of the first witnesses out official said his country was still interview Tuesday in his capital, consider the "necessary military action to be taken in of Guinea said they believed Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services support of awaiting Guinea's acceptance of Amman, he wants to get a firsthand our brothers and sisters of Guinea." mercenaries remained in an offer of Building, Michigan State University, East hiding military aid. look at U.S. policy now toward the Lansing, PASOA also requested that one state in OAU outside the capital. But none of In Lagos, Michigan. provide for the Nigeria's capital, safety of "Osagefyo brother Nkrumah, brother Carmichael them said they actually saw baton Middle East. . . . • wielding police used tear Phones: *sd any other African freedom mercenaries. gas to break up a Hussein said he hoped to see fighters who have been granted demonstration Editorial political asylum by the Republic of Guinea." Foreigners known to have by 1,000 university students in Nixon the first part of December. 355-8252 PASOA suggested that a United Nations Classified keeping force been killed or wounded support of Guinea and against In Advertising 355-8255 peace - during Washington the White House said Display Advertising 353-6400 should be the last alternative considered for military support of the fighting are mainly Germans, the North Atlantic Treaty the "unofficial visit" is being Business-Circulation Guinea. uninvolved in the struggle. Organization of which Portugal 355-3447 "The is a member. worked out and probably will take Photographic betrayal of Lumumba by the United Nations' peace - Two 355-8311 Belgians who flew into There was no comment in keeping force' is still too fresh in our minds," the cablegram read. Brussels place in the first half of the coming PASOA concluded by suggesting that OAU raise a continental said the invasion Cairo on a Radio Conakrv month. appeared to be a complete report that Egypt had offered army and militarily train African youth. failure. KING HUSSEIN "I hope I will have the opportunity to see at first hand Thanksgiving Dinner I Said one: "It looked airborne troops. what the thinking is in the United The Pilgrim's Pride States about this world," Hussein said, in the Basman Palace. side of the MHA-WIC view merger VI nit's |!U boat »'i J-.'.-f iGJiaaorl hO Ir/oH .8f v»nnrl m. #*>■* • wfy m ihmjh* it'll<9111' t'~ " tit r* ysO National News as residence halls Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky expressed regret Tuesday in Washington that the U.S. commando raid in North Vietnam failed pledged he would lead Vietnamese volunteers to free prisoners of war and in the go co-ed As residence halls move merger of the two organizations. all campus next attempt to free them. living units. within the organizations toward completely co-ed living Ron E. Mauter, Dearborn "In the The South Vietnamese official said that if past men's and themselves in adapting to prisoners of arrangements, governing groups senior and president of MHA, women's residences were change. But, she claims the war cannot be freed of Men's Hall Assn. (MHA) and by the channel of negotiations, said such a unified group would separate halls, having different rewards would be far greater "then it is your duty to use Women's Inter-Residence make the present system more needs and every measure available to interests," Mauter than the problems encountered. free them." Council (WIC) have proposed a flexible as well as relevant to said. "However the She said the amount of time as co-ed He said he had taken part living arrangement becomes between proposals and initiation "very often" in raids on reality, one governing group has of policy could be lessened North Vietnam to release prisoners. He expressed an advantage over two separate because of increased admiration for the courage and bravery of the American organizations," he added. communications and fewer volunteers in the task force. Turkey, Prime Rib, or a la carte In view of the student channels. dissatisfaction with operation in Although the idea of a * * * serving from noon to 8 P.M. Nov. 26 MHA and WIC, Mauter said one The Labor Dept. said the October rise in living MHA-WIC merger is still in the costs of six-tenths of one per cent boosted the Consumer ALBERT PICK MOTOR student government organization could better discussion stages, a target date Price Index to 137.4. That accomplish for implementation at the end of week last month to maintain a means it took SI37.40 per HOTEL significant goals. would also eliminate the dual One group winter term has been set. that cost S100 family standard of living effort in communication with weekly in the 1957-59 base period. Corner Saginaw (Rt. 78) and Grand River halls and administration that The rise was a renewed (Rt. 43) East Lansing 48823 Ph. inflation in 20 years after previous three months. spurt in the nation's worst having tapered off slightly the 337-1741 sometimes misunderstandings, he said. L. Susan leads to Harvard Carter, Niles junior We Aren't * * * and New off the 1971 model General Motors cars began rolling Selling president of WIC, said a change of coed government to suit coed living is an inevitable considers assembly lines at five plants Tuesday for the first time since the United Auto step. against CM in mid-September. Workers went on strike "Left-Over Turkeys"! 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J 0-6 daily Ladies Cashmere Topcoat $58.50 Cashmere $46.50 Wed. iJF were no survivors, and 13 South were killed in the crash of a raids on missile and Puok is 11 miles northwest of Vietnamese and four Americans antiaircraft sites had been v helicopter into a mountain, in confined to areas of North Siem Reap, the major city near "•***» >%»• s^. y / were killed. Three of the the northern sector. the fabled Americans were' in the Vietnam south of the temple ruins of light Informed sources in parallel. Angkor. Pi ane, the' fourth in the Saigon Hanoi, which North Vietnam said the daring U.S. raid Soon after Puok was * helicopter. on a said was one of the targets, is attacked, North Vietnam prison Siem Reap also was hit The accident marred a camp more than 100 miles north of by two day Saturday in a futile attempt to the parallel. mortar shellings within an hour. that saw no U.S. battle deaths liberate American prisoners of Three civilians, on any of the The broadcast added that "the including a Bread and quackers quiet fronts in South Vietnam. It was the third war operation. was not the first such Vietnamese determined people are woman, were wounded in the two shellings, a government day this month that no to destroy every spokesman said. Two coeds throw bread American combat deaths were They reported commando : adventurous pieces to the Red Cedar teams had activity of U.S. In -Laos, ducks on previously attempted imperialists." reports reaching the shore. The ducks were quite vocal in voicing their quacking hoarsely and fighting for free food and an reported. to locate prisoner of war capital of Vientiane said Laotian approval. meal. easy The collision in the camps Fighting in Cambodia centered State News photo by Jim Klein Mekong Delta was the worst air disaster or to free prisoners in North mostly along Highway 6 in the government forces reoccupied a Vietnam. base camp that North northwest but action also was by kelley, milliken Many of the raids came from reported on other major land Vietnamese troops seized U.S. Special Forces camps along routes. Sunday. the South Vietnamese The report said two Laotian border. A Cambodian Unmarked, camouflage - painted military companies retook the camp on spokesman said that government the southeastern helicopters Decision could be seen picking edge of the troops trying to reopen Highway Bolovens Plateau in southern up teams to be sent Proposal C sought across the 7 at a point 40 miles northeast on border, they added. crews and commandos wore Aircraft of Phnom Penh came under heavy fire from enemy forces. Laos without a fight. The camp lies west of the Ho Chi Minh trail. It has been unmarked uniforms and carried used To the northwest, By ROBERTA SMITH no dog tags Puok, 150 as a base for government amendment approved or identification miles northwest of Phnom State News Staff Writer by the effects of the amendment that Court. Gov. Milliken, who is cards. Penh, guerrillas to harass North voters Nov. 3. the case would be broadened to fell to a North Vietnamese and has the potential of American Vietnamese Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley The eliminating authorized to make such a move, include the questions of federal forces for several Viet Cong assault force that supply convoys amendment, Proposal C essentially all aid to nonpublic will order that the case Announced Tuesday he and Gov. on the election by-pass expenditures and auxiliary years have carried out battled into the town and seized moving down the trail to South lilliken will ask that the state ballot, has been schools. all the lower courts and reconnaisance and commando Vietnam and Cambodia. clouded in be taken services to nonpublic schools. ipreme Court make an controversy for Kelley said he has chosen a before the raids in Laos and months. Kelley and proponents case filed by the parochial test. high court for the However, the case will not be Cambodia, the nmcdiate decision to clarify the and opponents of the sources said. expanded to include the effects of the antiparochiaid have never made clear the proposal exact schools in a Traverse City Circuit Court to go before the Supreme "ft js in the best interests of question of whether nonpublic The North Vietnamese took note of Defense radio Secretary SCIENCE AND Michigan's private and public schools should received public Melvin R. Laird's remarks on the iT SPARROW school systems to clear questions on the proposal's legal up services, such as fire and police raid protection. Kelley said it has on an empty prisoner of war MATH MAJORS ! effects camp near Hanoi, the capital, as soon as possible," always been his opinion that "Confronted with undeniable Kelley said at elimination of these services was a Capitol news The PEACE CORPS bed injured conference. Kelley said he would ask that the case be certified immediately pHnge'uded in the parochiakl 'Pot' alleged School areas throughout the , . • Needs You state are and a judgment be made now abiding by a legal 18 the date the amendment by Dec. opinion released by Kelley in q jq J-q Q sth ITI O till termed — October as to which services are Also goes into effect — either in the UITENHAGE, South Africa interviewing most critical' form of a or an declaratory judgment advisory opinion. In addition, barred by the amendment. The amendment was ordered onto the ballot earlier this year (AP) — John Barlow, 36, pleaded guilty to possessing three marijuana cigarettes. He INTERVIEWS START Agriculture, Business, Economics, Education, Engineering, and An MSU coed injured in a two Kelley has ordered students, remained in most a team of lawyers under the by the Supreme Court, which said pot NEXT MONDAY all other majors. vehicle accident which claimed critical Mann s son Scott, 10, was with also approved the $22 million in smoking helped his condition Tuesday at direction of Leon Cohan, asthma. The judge fined him $30 Ihe lives of her two Sparrow Hospital. him in the accident. He was deputy parochiaid to nonpublic schools PLACEMENT BUREAU MONDAY-FRIDAY 9-5 fellow treated at Hayes-Green-Beach attorney general, to work on the and suggested he ask his doctor by thelegislaturejnJune. to prescribe No appointment Gay E. Fenner, 18, Royal Oak hospital and released on Sunday. problem. something else. necessary The Traverse City case is the Ixhibit slated freshman, has been in critical condition since the accident "Eaton County sheriff'l on|y case now on the docket Thursday night. deputies said Tuesday no tickets/-- that asks for a have been issued declaratory if photos Her two fellow students, Gail and judgment, according to Kelley. investigation of the accident is He said that the case would be M. Cunningham, continuing. 20, Westland the fastest way to settle the junior, and Patrick F. Dougherty problem. An exhibition of A prize - Jr., 22, East Lansing senior, died spokesman at the Eaton As it County prosecutor's office said City case stands, the Traverse now winning photographs of the as a result of the accident. Ilchigan Tuesday that it is unlikely a decision on shared only involves a Photographers time services, kssociation is on view for the The three MSU students were criminal warrant would be issued which allow students to share est of this term in the State on their way to Albion to to those involved in the their class hours in News practice for a concert they were public and Photographic, 301 Student accident. nonpublic schools. Kelley said to Services Bldg. perform Friday, when the car In the collection also '.n which they were driving and a are the photographs that won the pickup truck collided. Michigan Press Photographer of Raymond J. Mann, 40, driver Year award for J. Bruce of the pickup truck, was in fair (Jaumann, feature photographer condition in ar the Booth newspapers. Olin Memorial Hospital Tuesday. love grows Miss J marks time with the peace mouse watch and make your pitch for the red, white and blue. $350 $150 $175 Our fantasy-land mouse moves And, with diamonds like these, hive blossoms her magically. arms as time marches on. . . Letting you and him choose a wedding trio that will grow- on both of you, as your love grows. In either white or on a 1-3/8" face strapped to yellow 14 kt. gold. Select the most beautiful rings in the world .. . a red/white/blue band. $15. FOXS" Jaoobsoiis iMiwi uu We are proud to be Lansing's only member of the Diamond Council of A merica. CONVENIENT HUHJET TERMS. 1 M IC H IG A N OUR READERS' MIND STATE MEW UNIVERSITY Why do I have to kill GEORGE BULLARD editor-in-chief FREDERICK J. LESLIE advertising manager humans like myself? MARK EICHER, managing editor ED HUTCHISON, city editor To the Editor: leaders when they say that we BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor On quiet afternoons my thoughts Vietnam. Please don't let m<> hmust, 'iV. * jsr KEN KRELL, editorial editor sometimes turn to what thousands of leaders; I know that You are ^ ■*iu*3 N think about with 1 must obey JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor GARY young apprehension men my — age the draft. On this wonder if fate had had them, but I can't WALKOWICZ, sports editor particular afternoon my thoughts drifted place perhaps my me born in at!"' Se^en -time recipient of the Pacemaker award to a nightfall at some unknown battlefield my ally and 1 would bo out enemy now w, S for outstanding journalism. killing wh halfway around the world, to a nameless now my countrymen. I pawn in one of the most deadly games of wonder, what if I had been h,.,. • can't J, * blt chess ever devised by man. This is lost and alone. He turns to the young man York rather than in HanoT . - 'n Ne» only one EDITORIALS from whom he can derive any comfort or reassurance: Bill Barker " 'Father, I am so in despair, please guide Otsego junior Nov- me through the night. Today I 21,1970 "eliminated" a village — eliminated is the military euphemism for massacred. Today I was ordered to kill old men, women and End the epithets Let us all give thanks children — the enemy. They could have as easily been my I was own family as another, but ordered to, so I had to. I try to say to To the Editor: I note with reeret that you do not alio, yourself any editorial comment on myself that they were helping the enemy th, and I was justified. Wouldn't the frequent use of pig for policemen in th. enemy news columns of the State have done the same or worse to my News F« I for family? blessings instance, Monday's paper lists our many Still Father I can't help but be tormented by the feeling that I was not killing the "enemy," but rather other human beings Offut's talk the on "Pigs in Uniform"' under auspices of the black moratorium a Mr 81 Black students and teachers like myself. Please help me to believe in should be my the first to understand the You keep screaming, but nobody dares suggest that any American use of stereotypes: dehumanizin. notices. You keep talking, and leaders be held kikes, nijH* personally honkies, pigs. 68ers nobody hears. A country's gone responsible for invading North The continued use of the term policeman by pig f0, deaf, hardened by seven years of war Vietnam. Nuremberg was World War those who are said to for greater sensitivity to fight fought on the 6:30 news, right after II and Americans are more racial, ethnic and class slanders is a profoundly the dinner hour. sophisticated. We cloak our crimes depressinj development. Stereotyping is to I* And the war crimes continue and with terms like "protective The condemed whether practiced e doctor's by racists of the frustration increases. The media play the statistics American death count drops below game. The reaction." The administration sanctions bag the 19th century or should hope that just as welcome epithets like sheenie and dago, you will ideologs of the 20th 1 you do not nigger, darky,, bombing raids to "remind the other By ARNOLD WERNER. M.D. no longer give 30, but nobody remembers how respectability to the stereotype "pig" f0I guy what the rules of the game are." many South Vietnamese died, let policeman — or, if you must America knows the rules — we've Letters may be addressed to Dr. Werner quote along the number of NLF and North Sitting doesn't help. someone who lacks the sense to had a lot of practice. And we've capable physician. Such a physician would realize that at Olin Health Center. Names need not be social progress is not served Vietnamese dead. But after all THEY While hemorrhoids can occur on one side also tell you that it would be wise to stay by never lost the game before, have we? included unless personal thoughtless a reply is or the other, the anus is a small midline name calling and stereotyping, are the enemy. away from alcohol for many months and youoweii requested. structure, one to a to your readers to point out the unpleasant customer, and when it perhaps a year following infectious The army prosecutes men alleged Thursday is Thanksgiving. It's also hurts, it hurts all over. consequences of these practices. to have committed crimes against casualty count night on the evening What causes hemorrhoids and piles and hepatitis. Alcohol is a known liver toxin. John J. Appel civilians, but no one recalls how news. But it doesn't really matter. can they be prevented? Is it possible to get ♦ * * Associate Professor of ATI them primarily on one side? I've used many North Vietnamese civilians We've been grubbing down food Nov. 16.1970 hemorrhoid ointments which relieve the died in "protective reaction" raids. while David Why does the prescription for eyeglasses Brinkley reads the pain, but it eventually comes back. I've But after all, they, too, are the week's death count for a long time. My boyfriend and I occasionally smoke change over a period of time but seems to heard they sometimes get serious enough remain the pot I do not believe that pot in itself is same for contact lenses? Can enemy. The American government will Let us give thanks for the many blessings God has bestowed upon for an operation . . . when is this required? dangerous to one's health. However, he suffers from an occasional bout with a contact lenses produce double or distorted vision after removal from the eyes for a Campus freedom Piles is a lay term for hemorrhoids which hold the leaders of North Vietnam this beloved nation. Let us give urinary infection which supposedly stems short period of time? are varicose veins in the area of the anus thanks that no other nation has yet from some kidney trouble. I recentlyJtad To the.Editor: "personally responsible" for reprisals and rectum. In other words, they tt( In most in response to the ill - fated "search held infectious hepatitis. **» cases the prescnpUan. 'toi: ^ the Uuiwtfsity as a forum for the free us responsible for our dilated veins which produce bulges that We have read that the toxins of gran are eyeglasses changes for two reasons. The expression of ideas must set an example for and rescue" mission. But nobody "protective reactions." shouldn't be there. Almost all adults have cleansed from the system through either shape of the lens of the eye or Its elasticity nation which in all too many some hemorrhoids, but generally they are changes, and also, there is a change in the a instances' the kidneys or the liver. Therefore, would appears willing to deny the rights of free painful and produce symptoms only when shape of the front surface (cornea) of the the veins thrombose (the blood clots in pot aggravate or affect our weakened speech to those who champion unpopular organs? eye. The elasticity factor is mainly involved causes the vein). A minor surgical procedure or political ideologies. 1 thus in the change in vision that occurs in the applaud the fact that such controversial Odious tow practices performed in the doctor's office can relieve the pain in an uncomplicated case. However, when hemorrhoids have been The active ingredient in marijuana is a complicated chemical called late thirties and early forties which makes it difficult to read and see objects. Contact lenses effectively nullify other small figures as Huey Newton can appear on our campus. But the present for a long time and there has been tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which is very most changes that occur in the front University abdicated part of this | scarring and changes in the function of this responsibility to set an example of freedom potent in tiny amounts. Incidentally, stuff surface of the eye since the contact lens when it allowed Black Panthers free reign exit portal, more ambitious corrective peddled as THC is usually not, but may be damage police image itself becomes the effective front surface to exercise police • state tactics surgery is necessary. during a veterinary anesthetic which is very and is rigid. Thus, only changes in the eye's Huey Newton's Hemorrhoid ointments often contain appearance. dangerous to mess with. The exact path the lens will matter. These changes tend to be I believe the University local anesthetics and astringents such as chemical follows in being detoxified is not must now small after early adulthood. witch hazel, publicly declare itself unwilling to al providing some reduction of entirely clear. Like many other substances, A certain amount of this sort of Campus police towed about 50 An swelling of the thing to happen again on this announcement in the State pain and itching. it well might be detoxified in the liver and cornea occurs when contact lenses from the east campus last are campus. I believe the administration must cars News could easily have served the Anything which slows blood flow eliminated in the urine. In the usual wom. Therefore, whey they are removed, avow the outrageous nature of th#, weekend. Legally the action is to be same end as massive tow through the anorectal veins enhances the amounts, it is unlikely that it would place a it is usually a matter of many days before circumstances surrounding this event and - truck applauded, but this method of traffic raids. possibility of the development of strain on the liver or kidney. As with any your eye returns to an equilibriated state. must make a rapid and sincere effort to hemorrhoids. Constipation and straining at potent substance, it is possible to find In control leaves much to be desired. practical terms this is of little formulate a policy to protect not only the Campus police are concerned the stool aggravate the condition. some people whose health is adversely consequence. A person can usually remove Granted, the cars were parked in about their image. The action last Hemorrhoids rights of speakers but also the basic occur frequently during affected by the use or abuse of marijuana. his contact lenses and resume freedoms with which supposedly illegal and wearing his we are areas: illegally parked weekend did little to enhance their pregnancy due to the pressure from the It is very unusual for men to have urinary regular glasses without difficulty. However, endowed. vehicles often constitute a traffic reputation as fair enforcers of the enlarged uterus. Hemorrhoids are part of tract infections without there being some if new regular glasses are to be the hazard of being a two - legged creature, fitted, it is Leonard J. Rahilly problem. Certainly tickets were law. underlying illness or abnormality. I hope advised that the person not wear his as blood tends to pool in these parts. your boyfriend has been examined by a contact lenses for a couple of weeks. Instructor in French justified, but what about towing? At Nov. 20, 1970 least campus summons can be appealed to the Student Traffic Court - towing charges cannot. TRB FROM WASHINGTON The towing of misplaced vehicles constitutes punishment without trial. The decision to fow is arbitrary. The manpower distribution of the Dept. of Public completely J. Edgar Hoover: the crime man Safety and the discretion of the individual officer are generally the Ramsey Clark looks like a young Some people thought Jack Kennedy teacher sullied Hoover's name, the agents professor, J. Edgar Hoover like an old would fire Hoover. Not a bit of it; he building. The basement corridors will hoi only determinants. indignantly departed. prizefighter; Ramsey Clark is bent steel, embraced his prestige. Bobby was Attorney the fingerprints of 85 million Americans Above all the towing incident is People who poke fun at the FBI make Hoover like a wrecker's ball; Clark is General, and to Hoover it was like putting Hoover writhe. already collected, and perhaps ultimatey odious because there was no married and has two children, Hoover is civilian in charge of the Pentagon, or a Ramsey Clark has just the computerized Big Brother files o warning a written a book, Crime in America, and he Justice (civil disturbance), Interna oi the obvious crackdown. married to the FBI, and is a bachelor; Clark Certainly, Harry Truman set over Douglas MacArthur. looks to be a sober, rather a it is against the law to abhors wiretapping and the death penalty; Hoover's mandatory retirement age of 70 melancholy Revenue Service (taxes and gu park in illegal young man. And he criticizes Hoover: areas, but the intent of the Hoover favors them. One is 42, the other came on January 1, 1965 but President "The FBI has so coveted registrations), Defense (politically aci* driving 75; Clark thinks Hoover "petty," "self - Johnson waived personal credit civilian militants) and dozens of ot e it. That was almost six that it will sacrifice even regulations is to control traffic. Mass centered," Hoover calls Clark a "softie" effective crime There is room for the dossiers of a na i years ago. Now there is a lovely Indian control before it will share the arbitrary towing seems undue and a "jellyfish." Oddly enough their basic Summer; probably Hoover has never felt exploits. This has been a petty and glory of its of 200 million; all of us. . harassment. preoccupation is the same. Crime. more rapport with a President or Attorney characteristic caused by the costly But about crime. What causes It?'1* To John E. Hoover (J. Edgar, to you) excessive General on a no nonsense crime approach - domination of a single every major city in the United ' person, J. Edgar crime is crime. He hates it. He hated it when he became director of the politics • than with Messrs. Nixon and Mitchell. Hoover, and his self centered concern for • Ramsey Clark says, "you will find tha I ridden FBI in 1924 at the age of 29. He has His sensitivity to criticism begins to raise his reputation and that of the FBI." - thirds of the arrests take placegl made the FBI into an efficient, questions. In the past month, 15 FBI Washington shuddered and put its fingers only about two per cent Where is that area in every city- of the pop ,(1 J agents dropped out of the John Jay College in its ears. The » incorruptible, secretive, elite corps which is of Criminal Justice in New York because explosion came. The a Washington Post adroitly had a reporter on in the same place whereInfantmo (I Don't take any chances plainly headed to becoming a national police force in fact, if not in name. Crime, to professor made critical comments about Hoover. Following this, 11 FBI agents hand who got one of interviews; yes, two hours of it. Hoover's rare Ramsey four times higher than in fhe c • ent whole; where the death rate is I P _ Hoover, is breaking the laws. Why dropped out of a course on "Violence in Clark was the worst chief higher where education is P he ever had, . . . ^ people break laws is not his business. He America" at American University here Hoover fumed; he was worse the oldest school buildings, «I than Kennedy, who wanted more blackBobby believes crime is caused by permissiveness because the professor made some jokes crowded and turbulent schoolroo | FBI the and by sentimental courts and by soft about the Hoover leadership. Satirist Art He goes on holiday break agents. But why should Hoover and on. over softies like Clark. Buchwald drew a deduction: it was a could look across worry? He Pennsylvania Avenue at J. Edgar Hoover is that strange thing in conspiracy by professors over the country the excavation of the Crime Is crime, says Hoovor American life, an untouchable. America is to identify and weed out the disguised FBI enormous new FBI social failure, says Clark. And th< ^ building, a block long, a block - and - a - two views in America today; a , cynical, mutable, skeptical. It does not agents planted with the beardless, shoeless half wide, to be finished The Washington police are not the allow many such figures. A Prince of the in 1973 or 1974 difference as awe inspring as community will be students as undercover agents. Once the for $102.5 ■ gone for at least million, the costliest Federal only ones of late to take advantage three days. Church, perhaps; General Eisenhower while Canyon. — of no-knock procedures. In he lived; it is hard to think of many others. fact, Do not take any chances. burglaries and break-ins are Make Hoover stands on a pedestal; presidents are sure your lock is secure and the door wary of him; he has served eight of them. increasing at an alarming rate in the strong. Leave a light on if you If a politician can get Hoover's East approval, Lansing area. cannot get anyone to keep an eye on direct or indirect, or be photographed with 1 hanksgiving break is an optimum your place. Make a list of serial the man who, because he missed a fly ball time tor theft. The once in a baseball game has a permanently would-be bandit numbers of is guaranteed televisions, stereos, flattened nose like one of those Kremlin that a sizable percentage of the motorcycles and so on. Take leaders that he so much loathes, the student valuables with you if possible. politician is unassailable from then on, on Ipim and . orHor Iccur 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25 Chicanos sponsor moratorium By ROSA MORALES Angeles Moratorium Committee "The gringo Thanksgiving Day for justice November 28 which The Saginaw march will begin Stats News Staff Writer is organizing "Dia de Desgracia" is a day of mourning," Margo we proclaim as 'Dia de day of thanks." (day of disgrace) march Lopez, a Delta College Desgracia.' Saturday at noon at the Taco The committee said that the The Saginaw Chicano Saturday protesting that Villa, 228 W. Genesee. The Saginaw chapter of the Brown Moratorium Committee in Mexican American sophomore said. "If we (Chicanos) are not march - people have destination is the Gem Berets will lead the parade and Miss Lopez, one of the march's conjunction with the East Los yery jjme jje thankful for. trapped in Vietnam or the jails, Cinema on Sixth Street where serve organizers, said that the Chicano we are trapped in the welfare as monitors. Individuals, speakers and films on the students and Mexican people are trapped in an injust line of this - unjust society, national moratorium will wrap American groups will way of living imposed by the trapped in low income participate job6, up the protest. in the march which is Anglo culture and society. trapped in the Anglo's schools expected Day links lores The Saginaw Chicano to attract 1,000 marchers. According to the Chicano which fail to teach our children Moratorium Committee is asking Moratorium Committee, 23 per "We will march correctly," Miss Lopez said. all people to support the "Dia de peacefully cent of the Chicano men fighting down the sidewalk if we have to, in Vietnam have been killed in Education, employment, the Desgracia" by doing without a but we will remind Some 50 Michigan families in Lansing, Ithaca, draft and judicial process are our Anglo the unproclaimed war. The Thanksgiving feast on Thursday, brothers that our Greenville and Newaygo will welcome MSU main areas of the Chicanos' or at least Thanksgiving committee added that besides postponing the turkey Day is a day of mourning," Miss foreign students for Thanksgiving dinner protest march, she said. dinner until Sunday, the original those Chicanos in Vietnam, 18 Lopez said. Thursday. The program, instituted by the Office of per cent of the Chicano men in International Programs and the United Campus the United States are in jail, Ministries, is designed to surround foreign serving time, sometimes unjustly students in American culture as well as to prosecuted. "Our concern for La Raza (the promote international understanding and Chicano people) has compelled friendship. Pope Paul plans stop Carol Thompson of International Programs said us to call for this peaceful students may choose to spend either the holiday demonstration,'' the or the entire weekend with the rural committee's statement reads. Michigan families. "While 'wetbacks' from foreign "Most of our students have a fairly good continents — Americans — celebrate the traditional command of English, but it's certainly not a prerequisite," she said. Students from Europe, the Middle East, South America and Indonesia have already applied for Thanksgiving Day, descendents Americans, of we, the direct the native suffer from the in stricken the program. Mrs. Thompson said homes are still injustice of American discrimination. DACCA, East Pakistan The flotilla of six ton boats available but interested students should contact - headquarters via a waterway. (AP) "Equality is but a word in this one-hourPope Paul VI is making a brought British troops to help Eight helicopters were to — her at 207 International Center before noon Anglo society. What have we to' stop in the capital of purify water and Wednesday. reopen distribute supplies to places too be thankful for?" she said. storm-whipped East Pakistan communications on the coast Transportation will be provided to and from difficult to reach. The British are the host homes. "Join us carnales (brothers) in early Friday morning on his way east of the islands of Bhola and to the Philippines to extend his landing pumps for tube wells to this totally non - violent struggle Hatia, which bore the brunt of supply deep water for sympathy to victims of the the cyclone. drinking, disaster. and water purification Central United Methodist British officers said one UNIVERSITY The Pope is expected to arrive job equipment. Across from the Capitol FIRST ASSEMBLY they won't have to do is to bury The British also will help mend at 1:15 in the SEVENTH-DAY morning. the dead, a task they had roads. WORSHIP SERVICES The cyclone and tidal waves OF GOD prepared for. The Pakistan army 9:45 and 11:15 a.m. ADVENTIST CHURCH Nov. 13 left 150,000 or more has President Yahya refused to organized teams to inter the meet dead. newsmen, but the Topic 1125 Weber Dr., Lansing corpses, many still in fields government said he planned a Sabbath School 9:30 Dacca, where the Pope will where the cyclone (Blk. No. of E. Grand River stop, is about 100 miles north of flung them. news conference today. "Living, Thanksgiving Theology" Worship Service 11:00 at Downer) Another arrival to the region Four U.S. Army K. G. Smith, Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor the Ganges Delta disaster area Tuesday was Pakistan's helicopters where some 2 million survivors went Into operation to Rev. H. Thomas Walker 9:45 A.M. COLLEGE CLASS carry pastor 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP are desperate for President, Gen. Agha rice, molasses, matches and salt food, clothing Mohammed Yahya 'Church School 9:45 to 11:45 Meeting at 504 Ann St. 7:00 P.M. EVANGELISTIC and shelter. Khan, back to island areas- (Corner of Division) For transportation call for a second look after Crib Nursery East and West Pakistan are leaving Call 351-8994 if you 484-6640 484-2807 the area for West Pakistan 88.1 per cent Moslem and 10.7 eight 485-9477 need transportation per cent cent are Hindu. Only 0.8 per Christians. days ago. A flight over the area revealed MSU prof UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN thousands of human corpses Some relief was provided mingled with cattle carcasses CHURCH Tuesday by 100 British landing along the shore picked for CAMPUS HOUSE where craft, which delivered troops and 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River 150-mile-an-hour winds supplies along the devastating uprooted three Discussion Groups 9:30 a.m. coast in a major effort to reach - story- tall trees. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Some human movement was Worship Nursery 10:45 a.m. ALWAYS OPEN survivors. EDGEWOOD UNITED seen along the shore. British officers said most of NCTE job Too old the supplies were taken by to vote Campus Minister, Minister, Kail Ruffner CHURCH landing craft to an inland Alan M. Hoi I ingworth, Gary Hawes Pope Paul VI Monday issued a decree, which becomes 469 N. Hagadorn chairman of the Dept. of effective Jan. 1, disqualifying 332-5193 332 3035 351-7844 351-8232 First Church of An Ecumenical Fellowship English, has been elected to for wcLngls over 80 from voting ^ WdUfShip Service serve on the board of directors a Pops and directing the]^yh!^ent ftfm Vatican Free Transportation EPISCOPAL CHURCH offices. However, his Jecree said the Brethren 9:30 and 11:00 Sermon at both services by of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCYR). cardinal untft death. Francis Cardinal th^/would retain the title Collegian Seminar 3020 S. Washington Holy Communion at 5:00 p.m. Mclntyre, 84, is the Dr. Truman A. Morrison Hollingsworth will begin his only American affected by the directive. Other cardinals Worship 10:00 A.M. 9:30 a.m. University Group Dinner and three-year term at the NCTE who will be affected by the decree Discussion Group 11:00 A.M. Sundays In The Alumni Chapel are from top, left: FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH For more Information Program 6 -8:30 p.m. national convention this Joseph Cardinal Fring of Germany; Amleto Cardinal and transportation Campus Church Bus Service, weekend. Cicognani of Italy, and bottom; Antonio Cardinal OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT He was director of the Gull Caggiano ph. 351-3389 or morning and evening, call ALL SAINTS CHURCH of Argentina; and 484-7589 332-0606 or 332-8693 Lake Conference on English in Eugene Cardinal Tisserant of France. REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS - PASTOR 800 Abbott Rd. November, 1969. AP Wirephoto WORSHIP-9:30 & 11:00 a.m. OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 351-7160 SERMON: "Mine F.yes Have Seen the 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos Glory" Sunday Services at FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn, '/« mi. S. of Ga. CHURCH K. behind MEIJER'S) 8:00, 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) ~~ An Independent Church With A Biblical Message The Rev. Wm. A. Eddy, Rector 9:45 a.m. Church School -- all ages The Rev. Richard Randall, Curate 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Worship Services LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES The Rev, Jack Hllyerd.Unlv. Chaplain 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship Inspiration - - Refreshments ALC-LCA LCMS For Transportation Call 332-2133 for Students and or 351-6125 Faculty at for Students at W. E. Robinson, Pastor University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel e.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister First Church of Division & Ann Streets 332-2559 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Christ, Scientist "Qualified Response" 11:00 a.m. Grand River at Hasiett Entrance Pastors: Walter Wietzke George Gaiser Pastor David Kruse EAST LANSING jRiNITY CHURCH East Sunday Services Laming 11 a.m. WORSHIP HOURS E. Eugene Williams, 841 Timberlane Drive WORSH IP HOURS Minister East Lansing 8:15 am Matins 9:30 & 11:00 Lesson — Sermon Subject 9:15 a.m. Worship Stanley R. Reilly, ani Common Service 1st 8nd 3 rd Comm. Assistant Telephone: 351-8200 10:30 8m Common Service 'Ancient and Modern Necromancy, 2nd and 4th Matins Interdenominational 11:30 a.m. New Expres>ions alias Mesmerism and University Class Hypnotism, Denounced" "Wounding the Holy Spirit" ' Wednesday Testimonial Meeting Christian Reformed Church Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 7:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. and Student Center Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. Sunday School to age 20 11 a.m. 1509 River Terrace (across from Hubbard Hall) Free Public Reading Room UNIVERSITY UNITED 134 West Grand River Visit our new Student Center — METHODIST CHURCH OPEN open dally 9 a.m. - 11 p.m. 1120 South Harrison Weekdays •• 9-5 p.m. Lunch Wednesday 12:30 - 1:30 P.M. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Frl. Phone 351-7030 eves. 7 - 9 p.m. MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE All are welcome to attend 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. Rev. Burns Church Services and visit and use the reading room. "Thy Kingdom Come" "I've Got A Secret" "Advent and the Event" Rev. J. Herbert Brink Rev. Alvin L. pastor, Hoksbergen, Campus Minister peoples Church r-JK- . h » preaching Morning Worship 9:30 and 11:00 preaching Church School 9:30 and 11:00 East Lansing for transportation call 351-6360 or 882-1425 Buses on Campus I ntardanominational ioolitoljoreabstljeJIiblf. 200 W. Grand River SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH It Can make Hunt work for you It's that kind of book /MORNING SERVICE: "How Can This Be?" at Michigan Bible Committer Read your Bible You'll v>e P.0 Bo* 1170, Anw>r»i* Uffttfpo' 1518 S. Washington fioS KssllnSrAdvent * *4v+ Y.vrtt. N»W York J 00? 3 Lansing EVENING SERVICE: you don! have a »t Sunday 7 p.m. 11:00 a.m. * Morning and H send you one for youf own Q Worship * Film on Mackay Hospital SUNDAY SERVICE a dollar s«rwf on* b at the Present Time? 10:30 a.m. * Coffee Hour 9:30 - 9:45 A.M. 10 30 a.m. * Discussion Groups Rev. Robertson COLLEGIAN for sponsored by College Bible Class Adults 'Sunday School Preaching in the fireside room FELLOWSHIP Classes for Children. UNIVERSITY First Assembly of God Dr. Ted Ward, MSU First Baptist Church 8:30 p.m. "Now Thank We All Our... ' 1125 Weber Dr. Teacher Nursery at 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 227 N. Capitol Fireside Room REFORMED Dr. Howard F. First Christian Sugden, Pastor For rides call 355-0155 after 9 CHURCH Reformed Church Grace United Methodist Church Glenn R. Blossom, Youth a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL 1509 River Terrace Pastor 11.00 A.M. 9i30 St 11:00 1900 Boston Blvd. "God Transforms Life" 7:00 p.m. * Evening Rev. Tom Stark Worship • pastor 351-7164 First Christian Church F'RliE BUS SERVICE Ground floor of Alumni Memorial Miss Joyce Friesen Crib through Adults 1001 Chester Judson Memorial Baptist Church Morning and Evening Chapel. Dress is informal and a staff associate Call I discussion follows the sermon. COFFEE HOUft 530 Vernon 482-0^54 for information. AFTER SERVICES University Seventh Day Adventist Church 500 Ann St. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25, 1970 7 Ik aftajs Saw nuflg U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS Gladly Accepted MERIDIAN AND LANSING MALL Mori, thru Sat. 10 til 9 Sundays 12 til 5 YANKEE CENTER 9 til 9 Sun. 10 til 5 HAMADY BROS (ompCete^wd. (enie>i4. Balance Your Budget with % I a Bargains hu the Bayfa/... i i Check out with a bagful of bargains each time off your shopping list here! We're headquarters for meats, produce you check i and canned goods that boast high quality at extra low prices. i # • fine quality foods fast friendly service everyday low prices MERIDIAN MALL YANKEE CENTER LANSING MALL 1982 W. Grand River 930 W. Holmes Road 5210 W. Saginaw Hwy. at Marsh Road corner Logan Street at Elmwood in Lansing 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25 SKWSW fft^W::::::::::-:«.:.-.v.. *'l eo amateurs get K $ coaching from club I By ANDREAJACKLYN eight events. There are rough stock events; bull riding, bare-back bronc I riding and saddle bronc riding; and timed events, calf Walk into the Judging Pavilion any roping and steer wrestling. I & Wednesday night and there will be men and women roping calves, wrestling bulls and training horses. No, MSU isn't shootine a wild west Three events are for women: racing, goat tying and break-away calf roping. This last event is similar to men's calf roping except there is no requirement barrel movie. This is the Rodeo Club in action. to tie down the calf. "The purpose of the club is to give "Most injuries occur in bull interested kids a chance to break into riding," de Haan said. "As for calf roping, a trained rodeo, to leam it and to meet people with horse is essential. similar interest," Harry de Hann, Grand "Saddle bronc riding is tough and only a Rapids senior and club president, said. real athlete can handle it," he said. Most of the 60 Rodeo Club members, 35 Rodeos of them women, have no farm or ranch are ranked as the third popular spectator sport, below only horse most Rodeo Club background, de Haan said. They are trained racing and baseball. Over 600 professional by professional rodeo men. An MSU Rodeo Club member ties three of the calf's rodeos are held throughout America, and legs for points after lassoing it andbringing! it The dub attends from 10-12 rodeos a down while another Rodeo Club member (above) wrestles rodeos are also held in South America, with a bull as he tries to "throw" the year, and in February they stage their own. Mexico, Australia and Europe. About 140 animal in the quickest time. Rodeo has become the third most popular sport in the U.S. Tlie proceeds help cover travel expenses. as American college rodeos are held each more interested young people get a chance to break into the A typical rodeo, de Haan explained, has activity. year. State News photo by Bill Porteous Kind of western' kind of The -ads for flops "Dirty Dingus also just somewhat amusing, $10 DELIVERS price on his head; Hoak for Magee" describe it as "kind of a only faintly original and not "Cool Hand Luke") and and remains western" and the title character Birdsill, a hack sheriff who longs performs here safely as he has In so casual about his really very entertaining, to capture Magee and marry the own gullibility. as "sort of a cowboy," but they his every post - Oscar role. He is "Dirty Dingus Magee" is the madame of the local bordello; "Dirty Dingus Magee" is do not tell enough. Hie film is story of Magee, an outlaw with a doing much the same thing as if the sight of men funny 5 -1 am Daily 4 pm -12 Sunday and Yerkey's Hole, New the dust - blown town where the Mexico, Sinatra but with Kennedy it is charging in all directions amuse and horses mm* more unfortunate. you and two men meet and match wits. smirking sexual* With Sinatra, viewers Phone 351 • 4731 Santa Coming To Lansing The viewer soon Magee isn't much of an outlaw, discovers that at the shadow and remember the excellent performer and can look overtones and situation chaos can As an keep you comedy enthralled, SUBMARINE SANDWICHES - 8Sc, 95c, & $1.20 SubVilla that Birdsill isn't much of a sometime actor he once was, but afterthought, you might Special lawman, and that neither Frank ponder why Italian Coldcuts - Mortadella, Capocollo, Salami with Kennedy it is different. family film seemingly every American Coldcuts - Ham, Bologna (combinations of all). Santa Claus arrives by horse • Sinatra or George Kennedy is By ROBERT KIPPER Unlike Sinatra, Kennedy has lately includes a Hot Sandwiches - Roast Beef, Italian drawn sleigh at his Magic Castle at clever or funny enough to make houseful of happy whores in Sausage, State News Reviewer scaled no heights before its Meatball, Pepper Steak the Lansing Mall at 10 a.m. either character worth settling plot. "The Reivers," "THEY ARE GOOD & TASTY f watching. into an undaring state of "Gaily, Friday, Nov. 27. Even with hordes of whooping Gaily," "Paint Your Wagon" and HOURS: mediocrity. Following Santa's arrival, Indians, howling hookers and involved with it, and the viewer "Cheyenne Social Club" before 4980 Northwind Dr. Mon. ■ Thurs. 11-1 Kennedy, rather than funny, is and now "Dirty children will be treated to free sex • craved cavalrymen around has the understandable just clumsy in "Dirty Diqgus Dingus Magee" East of Yankees for assistance, tendency are keeping big • bosomed Fri. & Sat. 11-2 rides in his sleigh. Kennedy and to do the same. Magee." There is little that is Free balloons and candy for all. Sinatra are a lifeless twosome. starlets busy, but isn't the Sun. 12-12 Sinatra is at the point in his funny about a character like sight of goodie - goodie hookers as Sinatra tries to be funny but in career when, cushioned by Birdsill who is so easily led into heroines a noncommitted that getting a bit NOW Thru lues. way success and wealth, he no longer doublecroas after doublecross overworked? PftwtM Lt~.msmc on FREE Heaters becomes repulsive. around in his red flannels He runs or in a gambles with his talent or gives himself wholly to his work. O tanring mall j NOW! ADM. $1.75 ALL NIGHTS iginaw Hwy. ridiculous Indian disguise, slumming, the sophisticate the line and testing it in new, Sinatra, at least in this picture, is making exaggerated gestures, but just perpetuating his image to no avail. Ha is the celebrity, * »#i. Ik MfWr V* ice JOE NAMATH wearing funny clothes but never unexplored ways. With anticipate thefts PROGRAM INFORMATION 88? Open at 6:30 allowing the viewer to forget recordings he can glide fl oiCCRyder along on ANSlMG TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! that underneath is a well proven and unsurprising ANN Or! Electric in car heaters cosmopolitan earning pin style but in films he cannot. money. Kennedy is still basking in the The Department of Public Safety at his girl Sinatra places himself above urges students to lock up afterglow of his Oscar victory their valuables behind closed doors before loving/brawling and the material, never getting (Best leaving for busting it up GREAT COMEDY PROGRAM Supporting Actor of 1967 Thanksgiving vacation. Campus police say they anticipate "crimes of opportunity" during the extended weekend. €jCmu> a MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES Richard Bemitt, director of the Dept. of Public Safety, defines STANLEY KRAMER \\ " Rf DUCtO PRICES LHAM1 1.-.!. these crimes as the theft of small electronic DAII Y DURING TWI I IT t equipment, radios, COMPANY, HOUR presents AMC televisions, clothing and money. "If people would maintain a list of serial numbers of radios, *AD FWonie the original TVs watches and other property," Bemitt said, "it would make it easier for us to identify stolen items." There is no specific high crime area on campus. Bemitt said that all residence halls and individual buildings are equally susceptible Color by Movielob AN AVCO IMftASST KlilASI MAD uncut version unseen tor 35 years to thievery during the course of the school year. Jl- NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES <33* fRl MAD, QHOSI&aKl THfc KING'S SPARTAN TWIN EAST0030 FRANDOR IHOWINQ CENTER 1100 tAST SAGINAW Phoo. 351 "H DUO ■ l« TOWN.., Shown twice at 7:07 and 10:50 THE BULLET-RIDDLED SAQA OF CHARLES filmed in WORLD Re-released thru ULTRA PANAVI8ION«and TECHNICOLOR* Unrtad Artist* aiso: 'PRETTY-BOY'FLOYD ALSO LUCILLE BALL AND HENRY FONDA Shown once each night at 9:30 THE GREAT CHASE Toniqhtat !IS 5:00&8:00 IN Twi-liti Nr.. 4,30-5.00. Adultt 90C Yours. Mine and 0 *• I "REMEMBER mUlT? Than art scams with that kM «f Impact '' ® COLOR by DeLuxe Worth SMlnt!" MmHAAIC-TV Shown 2nd at 9:11 —united artists . Shown at 7:07 GP IN COLOR 5:45 7:45 • U4 MILES EAST OF OEnds Today TwiIiM Mr.. 515 5 45 Adults 90C D«flnlUly Th* M"ehe#■© "ECCO" with George Sanders in technicolor at 10:40 dance are still available. Faculty Club and Faculty Folk "LUV" UNION DESK 355-3498 An Incredible Orgy of sights and sounds. LAST DAY Club members are invited. PROGRAM INFORMATION 485-6485 - 2 FEATURES Tickets for the Dec. 5 dance can be purchased by contacting Mrs. Gordon Miracle at in our NEW Heated Theatre 200 E. River St., Grand Ledge LADMER "Trog" At 1:00 - 4:00 - 7:10 - Late ALSO 332-0365. performance W„ Th„ Fri. Sat. - 8:30 Theatre • Lanslnq \,«erv\n9 6:00 & 9:00 j - R0GRAM inf0ri.wi0n 332-5817 Times Sun. - 3:00 N. WASHINGTON-DOWNTOWN "Taste the Blood of Dracula" Student Prices W/ ID 2.50-2.75-3.00 Open at 1:00 p.m. 2:30-5:30-8:45 Theatre-fast A WARNING Lansing 627-7805 for Reservations 21D ABBOTT RD. - DOWNTOWN PROGRAM INFORMATION 332-6944 Open AMPUS 3rd AND FINAL WEEK!! Fadeaway 6:45 p.m. Feature 7:20 Now Showing - 9:25 Theatre-Fast Lansing 107 E. GRAND RIVER-DOWNTOWN Boxoffice Opens 12:45 Feature 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 TODAY IS LADIES' DAY - 75c to 6 p.m. TO TH< mAVOA The body of this angelfish "A TRIUMPH!" seems to turns to Qazing into the just fade face an away as onlooker it -Judith Crist, New fork Mag tune "THE FUNNIEST MOVIE •joe" water - filled aquarium. SN photo by Fred Ferri I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR! THIS KIND OF MOVIE A REVIEWER SHOULD PAY TO SEE! JUST GO, RUN, TO SEE IT!"—New York Post PROGRAM INFORMATION V2 2434 Open at 6:30 Electric in car heaters TARLITE TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! A RARE. REWARDING SCREEN HIGHEST RATING! THURSDAY. JiUHHMMpMU Mtll'MfMf EXPERIENCE! IT'S ALL SO FUNNY." At 1:15-3:15-5:15 7:20-9:20 p.m. —New York Daily News " 'LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS' IS JUST A DELIGHT! WITH A BONANZA OF WONDERFUL PEOPLE!" —Judith Crist "FUNNY, REAL AND TOUCHING!" —Playboy Magazine "UPROARIOUS! PERCEPTIVE AND WITTY! WILD HUMOR!" —Qene Shalit, NBC-TV NAUGHTY, EASY AND BREEZY!" Warner Bros, presents a Carol Reed Mm — Group W Network starring Next Week—— MD OTHER Anthony Quinn as"Flap" Elliott Gould in a Jerry Adler production co-starring 'M*A*S*H' a Claude Akin&lbny Bill,VictorJory, Shown twice 7:07 & Late plus and Shelley Winters as"BluebeH" ALSO . . . TURN YOUR DREAMS TO SCREAMS •HELLO-GOODBYE' Proceed by Jerry Adfcr Directed • by Carol Reed • Fbnavision®fechnicolor » Music by Marvin Hamtisch Screenplay by Clair Huffaker Based on the novel"Nobody Loves a DrurJwn Indian' by Oar HuHaker "MICTFB IK TfMM" 1=1 E3 W 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25, |97n Interim student code goes into effect Dec.j EDITOR'S NOTE: The essential in order to secure the .02 All members of — the The principles of truth and successful operation of the any examination or assignment .04 following is the text of the University community — No student shall without interim student regulations University, maintain good order, responsible for the are honesty,, are recognized as to be given at a subsequent date. knowingly plagiarize or copy the proper authorization, without proper approved by the board of promote the designed objectives these regulations. support of fundamental to a community of .02 — No student shall, work of another remove any University property sell or make authorisation scholars. The person and from its assigned place. contracts trustees Friday. The regulations of the University, and obviate University expects without proper authorization, submit It as his own. purchase or f0J 3.00 — Adjudication that students will honor these complete, in part .02 — No student shall, merchandise delivery of any go into effect Dec. 1. unnecessary and improper .01 — The University Judicial or in total, any 5.00 — Records and or services. principles and in so doing examination or without proper authorization, Section 1.00 — Statement of interferences with University System shall have jurisdiction assignment for Identification .10 — No activities. protect the integrity of the another person. If the University Intentionally damage, deface or student Purpose over all General Student community is destroy without proper shall University grading system. .03 No student shall, any University property. authorization, - .01 — The Michigan State 2.00 — Enforcement Regulations and, upon a verdict to function effectively it must .03 — No student erect posters or .01 No shall, University Community hereby .01 — The enforcement of of guilty, will set penalty on the — student shall without proper authorization, be able to rely upon the without proper authorization, advertise any handbills which knowingly, without proper knowingly allow adopts the following General these regulations shall be the basis of an established authorization, examination any accuracy of information convey any University property product, service commercial procure, provide or assignment to be contained in its official records or personal activity, Student Regulations that apply responsibility of the duly Disciplinary Code. or to another person. except on his accept any materials which completed, in part or in total, to all registered students and are established University agencies. 4.00 — Scholarship and Grades contain questions or answers to for him by another person. and upon the materials used to .04 — No student shall 7.00 — The Individual property' identify its members. knowingly accept any University If the .01 — No student shall property procured for him University accomplish its many is to" «« knowingly provide false without proper authorization. there must be a objectives, information to the University .05 No recognition that — student shall, the integrity of the individual for any purpose. without proper authorization, of primary is .02 — No student shall, with enter importance. or remain In any .01 — No student intent to defraud, alter or FRIDAY and forge construction building shall %r' area, appropriate the any official University under construction, tunnel or property of SPECIALS another person, document, including restroom of the opposite sex. temporarily, permanently or SATURDAY identification materials issued by the University. .03 — No student shall, with .06 — without No student proper authorization, shall, permission of the owner. .02 — without the No student enter or remain in shall intent to defraud, any knowingly endanger the health knowingly University building when it is or safety of another person. ^ DOUBLE - STAMPS allow including were University documents, identification, issued for his use, to be used by another person. that officially closed, (as per hours posted .07 on — all entrances). NO student shall, .03 — No without proper possess or use student any shall, authorization, firearm ?»»»!»* TK« Right To L-mit WITH COUPON without proper authorization, explosive material on or Copyrtqkt 1970 BELOW 6.00 — University The K'oqer Co Facilities, procure, manufacture or have grounds governed by these Materials and Services manufactured .04 regulations. SILVER PLATTER The facilities and educational a University key, — No student shall ' key card or unlocking device. intentionally interfere BOSTON BUTT iWiffliWlW VALUABLE COUPON materials provided by the .08 No with the — student shall educational or service University are important to the knowingly refuse to meet when of the functions University to such an t Pork WITH THIS COUPON accomplishment of its objectives and must be protected. .01 due a legitimate financial obligation to the University. extent that his the continuation of activity prohibits any of those Double No student — shall, Top Value Stamps .09 — No student shall, functions. Steak ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL (EXCLUDING BEER, WINE OR AND A $10.00 OR MORE TOBACCO) PURCHASE. Hot water dumping Coupon Good Fri. £ Sat., Nov. 27 & 28, 1970. Peschke's Polish Smoked Sausage or 79$ Prices & Coupons Good Fri. & Sat., Nov. 27 4 28. 1970. 'safe/ official c/a ims with the Atomic Energy Commission on thermal In Lansing By HANK SCHALLER emissions. Woodruff said. This hearing is a delay of operation in the newly built atomic causing K WICK KRISP The thermal emission of warm water SERVE A SAVE 1-LB PKfi by electric power plants into Lake Michigan has power plants along Lake Michigan. REGULAR OR THICK OR 12-OZ WT PKG done no harm, James Woodruff, deputy director Woodruff cited the delayed operations at of the public utilities division of the Public Palisades and South Haven, where plants Sliced Service Commission. "We should be worried about other things," designated to relieve Michigan's power reserve shortage are located. Woodruff told a geology colloquium Monday. "If Michigan's reserve power supply is "very slim" Bacon civilization as we know it is to continue, we must switch from fossil fuels to nuclear power for and if an emergency were to occur it necessary to go out of state for power, he said. would be One of the common fallacies held electricity." by Some environmentalists have been environmentalists about thermal emission is that protesting water dumped by electric the dumping of "super heated" water into Lake plants is "super ^liohigan by >ekeatric power plants. This hot water hfsated," Woodruff said. "Is 20 degrees warmer than normal lake tetaperature 'super heated?'" Allegedly harms both plant and.taimal life:' '' "The environmentalist is using thermal ,n 4 Lake water used by power plants doesn't run emission to build a safety factor into the through the closed cycle of electric generation, he said. It is used in a condenser which turns environment," Woodruff said. "They can't show steam back to water for reuse. When the water any harm but they're afraid there might be returns to the lake it some." immediately drops to nearly Woodruff told normal temperature, Woodruff said. environmentalists not to be "pollution hypocrites." "Tliere have been electric generating plants on "Be skeptical now but the time will Lake Michigan for 40 years and come when during that time the lake has gotten colder," he said. you must trust someone," he said. The Sierra Club and several ad-hoc and sportsmen's organizations are holding a hearings' Canada tobuy ScuUf Russian water HOME COOKING © the OTTAWA (AP) - Canada has concluded a deal with the Soviet Union to buy 55 tons of heavy water to help meet domestic a nuclear shortage in power ♦ 484-1832 1700 E. KALAMAZOO production program, learned Tuesday. it was The price was about $30 a CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY pound. Deliveries will begin in the spring, probably to the OPEN WED 11 AM-10PM; FRIDAY-SUNDAY 4-8PM; Pickering, Ont., site of Ontario MONDAY • NEXT THURS (DEC 3) 11AM-10PM. TRY Hydro's nuclear power program. —. RedeemV/vvvvyuinviyvmnj at Kroger Fri. '• :* w £4 A critical formulate need more exists effective to coordinator for Lansing house the Raft, an East told the social worker. for runaways, commission, the 25-room is being renovated to by the home programs to deal with delinquent accommadate the prosepctive 50 "The Raft was opened last youth, according to to 100 youths involved in the a group of summer because there was more professional social workers need program. for crisis intervention in meeting on campus Monday We're going to try and this case than the get the night. Listening Ear kids interested in the production could handle," Miss Levbarg, a of a Members of the former Listening Ear newspaper," Boone said. Lansing-Jackson chapter of the worker, ''We intend to have said. National Assn. of Social Workers approximately 150 "If a kid is a (NASW) agreed that the runaway," she apprenticeable skills said, "he has a problem. If he the dealing with maladjusted youth is being stops running, then he has the skillsnewspaper field and over 40 seriously neglected by both state involved with radio and TV. and local governments. right to look at his problem. The That's just human Model Cities Instituted to "develop a dignity." Commission has not yet signed Located at 420 Evergreen concept of professionalism in St., the contract the social work the Raft was once a condemned enabling the field," NASW is program to begin operation, but building renovated by volunteers the tackling the youth welfare and the signing is expected soon. problem to try and get a little runaways themselves Two into representatives of the more "relevant" living quarters large enough Victor for 10 boys, 10 newly organized Office of Youth Weipert, Jr., president of the girls, and five Services told the social workers staff people. local NASW, said. that the state is not Child welfare and youth "We've never had a full house, youth problems. ignoring services have replaced health yet," Miss Levbarg said. "That state is m Another community house attempting to «£ problems, mental health care, to teach bring together all youth services •vj2 communicative skills to under an •4HHHT retardation, and poverty as local high school umbrella in its creation priority issues this month for the drop-outs, of the office," Vergil Pickney local NASW providing them with the Discarded chapter. "There are over 700 opportunity to graduate from pickups in school without ever said. "We're trying to give these A broken umbrella the East Lansing area alone and back, is the idea of Ernie having to go children the political and citizen sways inside - out against the strong over half-a -million Boone, wind blowing near the Music runaways in of the support they need," he said. Building. the country — and these Lansing Model Cities The Office of Youth State News photo by Sue are Commission. Services Steeves probably only two-thirds of the "What we have operates community programs developed is a and has shown an interest in Communications Skills Academy similar to the 'street academies' working with organizations and (EST for runaways in Chicago, Los Lewis individuals in the community," Angeles, New York, and other Knaggs told the social workers. large cities," Boone said. "This center will be like the Knaggs said efforts by the Breast-feeding backed By BARBARA FARY State News Staff Writer breast - feeding," Dawn street academies in that it will kid a chance to take graduation tests without be state are being directed geared towards giving the street pulling the responsibility of helping the maladjusted child high school together so that the state towards and scheduled feedings for infants. having local community share the Fitzgibbons, La Leche Bottle feeding was regarded as to go back to school. burden. |"Me, breast - feed? What spokesman and Spartan Village giving mothers more free time. "What this program (of the "Over 90 per cent of funds for Duld I want to do that for?" resident, said. Model Cities |Until recently, ''We have access to Mrs. Fitzgibbons said. Commission) is youth services go into the attitude of She said research has trying to do is give these kids institutional any women toward breast - information from La Leche proven homes. It would be that bottles are not better for marketable skill so they can earn better if more emphasis were eding was negative. Groups International for our members babies and that babies are often a living later on," Boone said. put on ke the La Leche League, and also each other's experience The academy is to be housed . community projects aimed at to learn allergic to formulas, a reaction -earlier intervention," jwever, today advocate from," she said. never seen toward mother's in the former Rose Lawn said. Pickney Dthers' milk for infants. They Mrs. Fitzgibbons, a student milk. edict a developing trend to wife, said she believes more She also said demand ^)th breast • feeding and natural women would nurse their babies feeding is better iildbirth, especially among if they were educated about the psychologically for the infant because it establishes a ^ung, first - time mothers. benefits of breast - feeding. Several Spartan "Breast milk is best for a., "relationship," not a meal others Village schedule, between mother and are members of the feast bUby,*' She explained. "It is the., child. -> —•» - (4 jnsing La Leche League, an milk nature intended — always "As for convenience," Mrs. ganization of nursing mothers. available, sterile, at the right Bunded five years ago, the Fitzgibbons said, "mothers can temperature and containing the nurse at toup meets monthly in proper formula. any age and often Umbers' homes to hold Mrs. Fitzgibbons said the unobtrusively In public places. cussions about the breast - breast - feeding mother benefits We have working mothers in our group, and a woman who is at HOLIDAY LANES iing experience. because this practice causes the nursing an adopted baby. OPEN 9 a.m. daily ["It is very encouraging to the uterus to shrink to normal size The next meeting of La Leche aman who wants to her quicker after OPEN BOWLING THANKSGIVING DAY nurse delivery, delays is 8 p.m., Dec. 2. Interested AND EVENING lild to know that there is menstrual periods several women should call Mrs. Just North of Frandor |mebody to talk to about months and seems to deter 487-3731 breast cancer. Fitzgibbons at 355-2949 for rides and more information. Billiards • Cocktails • Good Food "It's a beautiful way to begin a 'river bureau relationship with said. "You get to hold the a child," she baby more and feel his warmth. My loves to new baby lit up at because he knew it was me and not a bottle." feeding time THE 1971'S ARE HERE! ilaza location A negative attitude toward nursing is usually a hold over - THE HEW 11 from a philosophy of child - The East Lansing driver license rearing popular 30 years ago that ireau will relocate in the promoted formulas and rigidly RENAULT ookfield Plaza on Dec. 7, cording to Harley L. lideffer, director of the Bureau Field Services. The license issuing bureau is rently housed in the East HAS ARRIVED IN LANSING Insing Police Dept. in City ill. The East uncil approved the 19. Lansing City change on Vt the Oct. 19 SEE THEM ON DISPLAY City Council IN OUR SHOWROOM Ieting, city manager John M. triarche cited ome to cover "insufficient costs" as the son for authorizing the move. RENAULT* HAIRCUT with this ad: STILL ONLY Mft7%a>Uat4 HAIR FASHIONS the regular haircut will bo 50c off $1,776 P.O.E. OPEN EVENINGS 952 TROWBRIDGE 35 12 month toll warranty IN SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER Be Sure To Pick Up Your Student Discount Card. to with no limit on miles driven 40 MPG Made in Canada and France MENTION CAR OWNER! * Complete front end repair and alignment * Brakes * Suspension * Wheel balancing * Steering USKEY'S Aito Safety '24 SOUTH LARCH Ceaterl ,v *-7346 ■ 1200 E. OAKLAND OPEN MON. & THURS. TILL 9 482-1226 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Wednesday. November 25 'S' icers me Eight S' players picked in first home series for post season games. The Spartans will have a few By RICK GOSSELIN changes in this By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Sports Writer weekend's line-up. State News Sports Writer Rick Olson, who suffered a severe The MSU hockey team will take a short break charley horse in the North Dakota series, will return to from its WCHA season this weekend, taking on MSU will be well ■ represented bolster the defense. in the holiday bowl the Ohio State Buckeyes in a non - conference Coach Amo Bessone indicated that he will games again series. The games will be played Friday and this year, with at least eight continue with his experimentation of third line Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the MSU Ice Arena. players against the Buckeyes. Larry Jakinovich, Spartan seniors appearing in The Buckeyes have played four games this who scored a goal against the alumni in the games. season and have a record of 3-1. Last weekend, Tom Beard, starting center for season opener, will be given a chance at the right the the Bucks swept a two game set from Ryerson Spartans the last two years, wing post. will be in two games. Hell Tech (a Canadian team), 12-3 and 5-4. The Bill Sipola and Bob Michelutti will also be play in the previous week, St. Louis split with Ohio State, given a shot at securing a third line post. Blue/Grey game in the only blemish on the Buckeye's record. St. The Spartans will try to blend their offensive Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 26 and Louis took the opening game, 4-2. while Ohio will be in the Senior Bowl held and defensive game into one this week as State captured the second contest, 5-4. in Mobile, Ala., on Jan. 9. preparation for the tough series coming up next Cal Fox, Beard's teammate at The Bucks have 17 returnees from last year's weekend with Michigan Tech. team. Battle Creek Central and MSU Heading the list is a strong left wing unit In the previous four games, the Spartans either for the past eight years, will also and a consistent netminder. Bill McKenzie, a junior, played 25 of the 27 had an abundance of scoring or some excellent goaltending. The closest cohesion of the two play in the Blue/Grey game. A total of 30 Spartans have t games last year in the Buckeye net. Though he phases the Spartans had was against Minnesota played in this game TOM BEARD didn't record any shutouts, he did post a last Saturday night, when MSU won their first the last two CAL FOX decades. respectable 3.12 goals against average. game, 2-1. enjoying the warm weather in 49 the number of Two of the team's most consistent two way Gerry DeMarco and Gilles Gagnon, who scored Wilt Martin will be the lone Honolulu Jan. 9 when he takes have played in players Spartan player in San Francisco the J players are left wings, Pete Bartkiewicz and Ken the goals in the victory, are part in the Hula Daugherty Lerg. Both are assistant captains. Lerg was third expected to carry for the East/West Shrine Bowl. coached the C much of the scoring burden against the to be played the game, Daugherty was one of the head squad in 19*6/57 and 1961 on the team in scoring last season with 17 goals Buckeyes. day after New coaches in the game two Two Spartans who haw*, Year's Day. Probably the most years and 14 assists. "We've looked good in spots both received bowl The Bucks also have their top two scorers from and offensively prestigious of the bowl games ago. but who invitations ! defensively," Bessone said. "What we need and probably will toda J last year in an Ohio State uniform this season. now is just a little bit of certainly one of the most Offensive tackle Vic arP Clifton consistency." worthwhile games, 46 players Mittelberg ""KM Leading scorer Dennis Carol returns as the team's Another worry for Bessone is the team's and corncrback Harold Mike Hogan. The Phillips two defend number one center, with Dave Hoyles (number and former Spartan Coach hacks will be shooting. Biggie will be members of the North getting invites h two statistics wise) as the ace Munn and present coach the - right winger. "Our shots against Minnesota were way off," Duffy squad in the North /South Shrine American Bowl which, The squad's captain is defenseman Eldon the Spartan coach said. "The Daugherty have taken part in the Game this year. The game will played in shooting was really game since its Tampa Jan. j Simpson, who teams up with Paul Brown to give poor. We had as many shots taken as Minnesota, origin in the mid be played in Miami, on Nebraska Head Coach Bok the Bucks their steadiest blue line pairing. but ours weren't on net." Jerry DeMarco '30s. Gordie Bowdell will be Christmas Day. The two Spartan representatives boost the total to Devaney is coach of the N'ortk squad and will be assisted Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Northwestern Head Why Pay Mote! Why Pay More! CoachAla Why Pay More! Why Pay More!• Agase. One other Spartan senior who still may get an invitation to play in a game is Bill Triplett FRIDAY & The former quarterbacf tailback and Hanker still J SPECIALS hi leg in a cast, but only fal another week. could start After that ht| working out possibly play in a post -seasoll SATURDAY game. Daugherty will not !»| coaching in any games overtht| meuER holidays, but will be on th. He'll be the guest speaker at j Prices Good Friday, November 27 and Saturday, November 28, 197oj Fresno City College's footbil banquet on Dec. 18. Fresno Qty thrifty acres FRESH GROUND ALL STORES CLOSED ON THANKSGIVING College is where Spartai quarterback played Mike Rasmussa two years befon transferring to MSU Daugherty said Fresno had another fine season this year which could »mjpan the Spartan coach will bt doing a little recruiting wtii he's there. After that Daugherty will head or more to Hawaii in hopes of LB. recruiting a couple of high school prospects. He's had pretty (, luck in our 50th state so far.| getting three fine players in I PRIDE 12 CT. Apisa, Dick Kenney and < Nicholson to come to MSU. Following a couple of da« in Pasadena in which hell take PKG. in the Rose Bowl festivities, Daugherty will return to campus for the start of winter term. SHEDDS CREAMY OR Yonks' MunsoSI 5-LB. CRUNCHY PAIL top AL rookie NEW YORK (UP1) - Thurman Munson, one of the New ^ork SPREAD Yai.kees' hopes of the future, became an authentic star of today Tuesday when he 32-OZ. named the American Leagues Rookie of The Year in • WT. PKG. landslide vote conducted by the WITH COUPON Baseball Writers Association of America. LAUNDRY AJAX . Munson received all but one o the 24 votes cast by a commits comprised of two basebiN 10c OFF writers from each Anu'ncw LABEL League City. Roy Poster, te Cleveland Indians' long • hitting outfielder, was award# U/ITU rrmortM the only other vote. 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Haywood's management firm, All Pro public a Management, Inc., made Nagy purported copy of the said that as Villanova runner Les in 62nd came across the finish line position in the pack of MEN'S PILE LINED 11.9 million from the American contract Haywood signed with more than 320 runners, a man in "I got along with him front of him fell. Nagy was held lasketball Association club. CORDUROY JACKETS the Rockets in June. There was Haywood, the ABA's Most (Ringsby Jr.) until I found out no reference to the $1.9 million back momentarily, and several he faluabel Player last year, told a was cheating me," said figure in the contract. other finishers loped by him. ews conference that a serious Haywood. "Besides that, he lisagreement (Ringsby Sr.) called me boy and The agreement existed between him I'm they displayed Fringe Jackets Regular: $17.88 nd the owners of the Denver no boy. I'm a man." called for Haywood to receive The "Norfolk" belted coat. 2 and Vests lockets. Haywood intimated there were $394,000 over a six year period patch pockets with flap closure. $ 12.88 serious racial overtones in the with another $10,000 a Lee jeans and Until now the former year for Acrylic pile lined for added Western Wear Iniversity of Detroit and Ringsby organization with 10 years promised him through a warmth. 31-in. length. Colors: Hympic Games regard to the hiring of black variable Rays Western Store Bronze or Loden. Sizes 36 to 46. star had not annuity investment . Diced any discontent with the employes in the trucking firm fund. 9927 M-78, Haslett With Coupon lockets' management, MEN'S WEAR DEPT. only with ferms of his contract. It takes But in his news a special kint! conference latement, lisagreement Haywood voiced his Jingsby Jr., president with both Don of the of nut to fix a AGRICULTURE Volkswagen MAJORS! Opening Dec. 1 The PEACE CORPSI W Glenn Herriman Also interviewing Needs YOU Business, Math, Volkswagen, Inc. Economics, Science, INTERVIEWS 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Engineering, Education, START PHONE 482-6226 and all other majors. NEXT MONDAY Inside ® "Lansing's Smallest PLACEMENT BUREAU MONDAY FRIDAY 9-5 - Free Spirit Volkswagen Dealer" No appointment necessary WHY PAY MORE! It's the real thing. MEN'S SWEATERS SAVE $500 *4.9 7 with this caapo* toward th# port Men's Pile Lined Corduroy Jacket Reg. $17.88 s12"i WITH COUPON I Assorted cardigans and pullovers. 100% Acrylics or wool This coupon limited to blends. Wide choice of colors. Sizes: S-M-L-XL one item and per Coke. family. Expires Sun., Nov. per ■ 29 Bottlad I Company under tha Trade-mark® authority of Tha Coca-Cola MEN'S WEAR DEPT. Thrifty Acres Coupon J by: Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Michigan 5125 W. Saginaw — 6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, No»ember STATE NEWS J5 CLASSIFIED The name of the game is want ads state news 355 8255 .... The number to call is 355-8255. CLASSIFIED 355-8255 pRAnkly spexkinq The State News does not Auto Service & Parts UMbatMtts SAr/sfy youp needs permit racial discrimination or religious in its PRECISION . by Phil Frank ForReni For Rent For Rem APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. advertising columns. The IMPORTS LUXURY FOUR man, winter and If you're a student or married — ROOM FOR State News will not Complete service for couple looking for a comfortable spring, near campus, inexpensive. term. Room, 12. doubles"V^l accept advertising which most foreign models — service, repair, and life style at reasonable prices, keep 351-5488. 5-11-25 332-3574. board Il l2.4 ' wash asH-C<| "I * AUTOMOTIVE discriminates against body work. 484-4411 in mind that our rental counselors GIRL WANTED for winter and/or Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color are interested in assisting you In or 1204 E. Oakland spring. EDEN ROC Apartments. Auto Parts & Service national origin. finding the right apartment. Angie, 351-4635. 5-11-25 For Sale AT MEL'S we repair all foreign encf Rommate service is also available Aviation .. KLH * EMPLOYMENT American cars. If we can't fix it, it can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O . Stop in our office at 444 Michigan Avenue and let us aid you in Houses MODEL stereo receiver. 27_AM7m"~~^ Fishe, t* stereo • FOR RENT Automotive locating an apartment for your set. amp. Garrard Wharfedale I'"* Apartments Aviation type of life. HALSTEAD 2 AND 3 bedroom (Francis Street). Empire lab 80 T ' Houses MANAGEMENT, 351-7910.0 Unfurnished. $100 and $115. Call compact turntable. Dual £ Rooms IH HALF ton pick-up, '62. V-8, 3 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to EAST LANSING 485-4917,372-4747. 3-11-30 amps, stereo tuners, se,. STf^ speed. 353-6226. 5-12-3 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. bedroom, furnished. near campus. One recorders, tape receiver, ^ # FOR SALE Large, airy TWO ROOMMATES needed for 8-track tapes. 8 decks, ,50 * Animals LEMANS 1965 2 door hardtop. V-8 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C rooms. Air conditioned. clean, 2 bedroom house. Call 300 used track lanel*1 engine, 4 speed, bucket seats. 332-6148. 3-11-30 albums. T V P ^ Beautifully maintained. Select Mobile Homes $595. CROSBY'S PONTIAC AND BUICK SALES. 482-9776. 5-12-2 Employment clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or NEW BI-LEVEL duplex. 3 £»lkie Equipment - talkies, tested wall and g tap^S ♦ PERSONAL bedrooms Save FAST GROWING company now has 882-6549^0 for 4 people; Semi - money by ♦ PEANUTS PERSONAL MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, furnished. 5 WILCOX • REAL ESTATE right hand drive, overdrive. openings for several full time men. EAST LANSING near. 908 Mount Hope. Male grad East blocks from campus; $55 per STORE, SECOND 509 East M p2 Also 2 part time positions open. student. person per month; no pets; Call ♦ RECREATION 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 Furnished basement apartment. $95 including utilities. 337-0600. 4-12-1 thru Saturday, 8- 6:30 C p,„, J*^ p.m. only. C 351-0085 •SERVICE MGC, 1969 Roadster. 6 cylinder, 145 332-3161. 1-11-25 2397 97 ABBOTT. hp. Excellent condition, new tires. or 'cQrnished 3 Typing Service $2500. Days, 484-5367, nights BABYSITTER WANTED days my bedroom s&t: uii basement. 1970SINGER $55.00 apartment for 1 year old, TWO GIRLS to sublet winter term 114 bath, $200. Cash Price. Used • TRANSPORTATION' 351-9036. just a few 372-1017. 4 11-25 355-8117. 3-11-25 Cedar 4-11-25 a beautiful months, Village Apartments. * WANTED MUSTANG ORDER DEPARTMENT. Fellow or 351-4612. X-5-11-25 equipped to walnut lew Zig-Zag. tabled' 1965. 289 automatic, NEAR DOWNTOWN Lansing, 2 buttonholes. You have a 1 P.M. DEADLINE class headers and Mag wheels. Good, clean gal to start immediately. Four hours NEED ONE girl to sublet winter bedroom unfurnished with new of fancy embroidery designs Z* one day condition. 882-9829. per day, morning or term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. Shag carpeting, dimmer light choosing from an fc before publication. 2-11-30 evening. No experience required, 5-12-3 control for only $140 per month cams and winds assort^ \ will train. $2.00 to the bott», start. For plus deposit. Call Simon Real Cancellations - 12 one class day noon before MUSTANG Automatic, CONVERTIBLE, 1967. 6-cylinder. Excellent appointment call 372-7023. 2-11-30 Mr. Rowe, 'mi mum LATE AGW mow*' ONE GIRL wanted for Estate, Okemos branch, 351-2260. automatically. Only $5500 or buy on E Z terms » c publication. condition. $1125. 339-2936. Meadowbrook Trace. Immediate __5JJ-30_ 484-4553 9 a m. ,0 o„ OWN HOURS. Part or full occupancy. Call 393-8056. 3-12-1 Do You want part - time work? 0-11-25 P"1 5-11-25 time. PHONE Sales. Please call 372-1648. 4/neCJC/L . Showroom RENTALS. 372-4948. C $65. man, apartment in utilities 337-2336. 2-11-25 Call canisters and uprights. Guarar-feri condition. Lots of chrome, Lansing. Call 489-1158 ask for Completely furnished. 372-8077 only Sunday iursday, 351-0319. one full year. $7.88 wd up. FORD 1965. Galaxie 500. 700 miles. $350 or best RENT A VM stereo record player by Jerry. 5-11-30 5-12-1 before 4 p.m. C Very good offer, REDUCED. NEED DENNIS DISTRIBUTING includes insurance. day, week or month. A TO Z 2 girls winter / condition. Best offer. 351-6877 351-4929. 3-11-30 3-11-25 RENTAL. 337-1617. 5-11-25 spring. Haslett Arms. 337-2464. Y.M.C.A. — ROOMS for young COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. men 5-12-2 or women. Opposite City Market. C-11-25 HONDA 1969 CL-450 TV RENTALS. Color and Membership privileges. FORD 1963, Galaxie 500, 4-door, in Scrambler. black and Excellent NEED ONE or two roommates for Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, very good condition. condition. Phone white. MARSHALL MUSIC $495. gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O EXCELLENT USED FURS. Coatsm 355-0809. 3-11-25 627-6882. 5-11-25 COMPANY, 351-7830. C December 15th. Furnished. Luxury. One block from campus, Roommate all sizes and types. $20 • $50. 351-6337. 0-11 -25 FORD 1965. 352 Automatic, vinyl Auto Service & Parts PARKING. ONE block from campus. Private, paved, lighted lot. $10. 332-4432. 10-12-4 Wanted! ROOM FOR man over 211 Vi E. Grand River. 6-12-4 Revco Store. interior, good tires, engine. 484-4384.3-11-25 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East 337-2336. 2-11-25 GIRL NEEDED to sublet close to Join the ATTRACTIVE SINGLE for graduate POOL TABLE, Motorcyclf, typewriter, records, skates, Kalamazoo Street campus. $55. Call 351-2082. Since 1940. TV RENTALS — Students Campus encyclopedia, clothes, etc, . .. FORD only. Low 4-11-25 woman. Near campus. References. 1965. Convertible. Galaxie Complete auto 500. Power steering, brakes. $500. painting and monthly and term rates. Call 332-1746. 5-12-1 669-3342. 5-11 25 collision service. IV 5-0256. C 351-7900 to 485-6769, 3- 7 p.m. 5-11-25 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C reserve yours. WANTED: ONE girl to sublet winter term. Call 337-2543. 4-11-25 Hill Mob ^ TWO SNOW tires 600/13, balanced B A D|»H E1 FORD TORINO 1968. First reasonable offer will Many extras. be and mounted on four stud for foreign car. $25. rims, RENT A TV and watch your favorite program. NEJAC TV RENTALS, CROSSWORD A C E T AT accepted. 485-4414. 4-11-25 646-6208. 3-11-25 Evenings, 337-1300. C CEDAR GREENS PUZZLE C O U B 1 T 1 0 D ACROSS N E T M E Apartments 1 Bedroom Furnished A Reminder WANTED student THIRD girl, graduate Short Term Leases (m.ss' 1. Asian lunar New Year 4. Footless 24. Down 25kYou and 26. Provided quilt me preferred, for winter / animal 27. Amerced spring. Furnished, 2 bedroom. OPEN-END LEASES Call 351-8631 8 Ex-G.l. 28.Convened Close. $68/month. To All 353-0842. 5-11-25 351-2371, 11. Catch up 13. Yellow bugle 14. Compensated 29. Religious 31. meeting Leafy TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of their 15. "Looked over' vegetable are now leasing student apartments are occupied. However, in some units 17. Bitter vetch 32. Iron-rich meat 4 Monkshood units. These men 42. Uncanny spacious luxury apartments are 5, Notebook completely or women roommates are still needed. 18. Redbreast 33. Gypsy book 43 Piggery Students carpeted and furnished with distinctive furniture. Each unit has a individual control Spanish Mediterranean dishwasher, garbage disposal and Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month 19. Run away 21. Raby's wardrobe 34. Steam pipe 35. Sail cloth 38. Pismire DOWN 1. Craggy hill 6 All light 7. 8. luied Social call • central air conditioning. These four man and 9-month 23. Three-toed 39. Citrus fruit 2. Dusk 9. Final units have up to 3 open-end leases. sloths 41. Heavy swell 3. Wigwams 10. Youngstei parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure i2. Unique ALL advertisements must be time has been Y 4 T T 0 paid adequately planned for 16.Second tor IN ADVANCE from with a giant heated 1 Monday, ■ Central Air Condtioning ■ All Utilities included November 2 i until the end of the swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. 12 T 18. Disentangie term. If you except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes 19. Ba/aar want to bo ■ Completely Furnished ■ among the first residents of TWYCKIiMGi !AM Balcony or Patio Units 20 Maritime route call ■ Study Area with 15 16 today. There are units drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen 21. Crescent- starting at $65/month per man. featuring ■ Refrigerator ae Range ■ Disposer iviODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY ■ Dishwasher ae Laundry facilities ■ ■ Unlimited Parking. • Party Room Storage and m 19 '9 20 :p shaped 22. Ferris ducal family AVOID THE FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 53 74, Different 2H HOLD LINE! MARSHA CHAN EL 372-2797 or 27. Cardinal 332-6441 8" number mmhi II you have a bill from an ad placed in the Slate News SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH 28 Military this LEASES 29" JO broadsides term, it must be paid in full by AVAILABLE. Wednesday, November 2Sth. If 30. Panorama this is not 31. Friendly P- paid you will be held up at registration. Take a APARTMENTS (Etopctungfjam few 33. Matron minutes to pay your bill Model Apartment 202-A Student at 347 34 OiientalshiP Services, and save captain yourself time and MODEL PHONE 351-0782 w frustration at Winter Term 35.Jeep Registration. MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL Y B Y: SCHOSTAK On Grand River West of Okemos Rd. «fl 36. Behave W Alco Management Company Practically next door to Coral Gables. ML 37. Firmamem 40 That man Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25, 1970 15 For Sale SICAL INSTRUMENTS, all Student Service OF BYLAWS TO BOARD rand». 30* off lilt prlct. Rich: DIRECTORY 51-6868. C ; Animals OBEDIENCE training classes, egistration December 1. For -10re information call one of the SKIERS SUEDE and LEATHER Cleaning and Reflnishing The style you want - Council to present revisions Moosuski still has for that special date! collective bargaining and ollowing: Tula Miller, 641-4462, the a few openings (Continued from page 1) what is proposed here rank Beachnau, 669-9497, Mary on European and Boyne Week Okemos Elda - Diane between night and as there is trips. For information, rules, the decisions of the day." eFever, 669-9513. 2-11-30 35 3-5199. call Dry Cleaners Beauty Salon University Faculty Tenure Committee "I cannot state too strongly may not be overruled except by the board of that there will be 2155 Hamilton Road Compute hMr cere trustees." participation in matters of faculty faculty The proposed bylaw amendments gLES — 10'xlO' box stalls. 1054 Okemos 332-0611 Above Cunningham's extend the responsibilities of said. "The only question is what compensation," Killingsworth riding area. Board your ED 2-2416 210V» Abbott Rd. the Faculty Affairs Committee to form this participation will cres include: take." Feed, stable and paddock SALEI • orses. Student-Made Studying and making recommendations with respect to the "Doing absolutely nothing y the day, week or month. We give Art. Includes: Louis Beauty Salon WASHDAY SAVINGS allocation of financial resources to the on this matter for an extended our horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and Painting - Beads -Macrame' -Ties 25c per load various academic functions period of time will tend to move the Specializing in customize hair of the University. collective bargaining stance," he said. faculty toward a compulsory k for Ed Tripp. 18-12-3 Candles - Leatherwork Jewelry - The best for leu Union Board Flea Market - shaping. 226 Abbott Road. Special Texas Washer 50c • Studying and making Provost John Cantlon Open recommendations with respect to the recommended consultation between Sunday, December 6,1 evenings Thurs. & WENDROW'S ECONOWASH level and structure of representatives of the faculty and the Mobile Homes - 6 p.m. Friday. Other days 9 - 5. faculty salaries and other forms of administration before the Union Ballroom 3006 Vine St. compensation. bylaw amendments are resubmitted to the board of 332-2369. 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., ■ blk. W. of • Cantlon said the board trustees. ERICAN 1968, 12x56, down Sears Developing and recommending procedures for equitable appeared to interpret the original CONTACT LENS adjudication of individual wording of the proposals as ayment. Owner will hold faculty grievances concerning salaries, "essentially denying them the contract. IV 9-6624. 5-12-2 FRANDOR KARMELKORN BEAD CRAFTS. benefits and personnel advisory function of the administrators of the SERVICES for those parties problems. Following discussion and amendments, Cantlon University." D. M. DEAN. Q.D DECOUPAGE • Studying and making recommendations with said, "I think AT TRAILER. 22 ft. Best offer, and get togethers. SUPPLIES, faculty personnel policies as promotion, respect to such the new language does allow us to express disagreement with the 210 Abbott Rd. ART REPRODUCTIONS leaves, outside work for hone 351-8923. 2-11-25 Popcorn Balls and Caramel Apples. pay, faculty evaluation, faculty recommendations." Suite #16 Discounts on all large orders. candle making supplies retirement, faculty publications and Gordon Guyer, chairman of faculty housing. the Steering Committee HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 X 60, 332-6563 Enfield's Incorporated Erwin Bettinghaus, chairman thanks on behalf of the steering committee to the three members gave Fully carpeted,unfur - 351-4468 of the present Committee on of bedroom. 693 M-43. Okemot, 337-7505 the Taylor Committee shed. You've got to see it, too Faculty Affairs, said that the amendments to which studied and the bylaws amendments to the McKee proposed lieve it!f Call 625-3520^ NORTON'S • EYES EXAMINED regarding his committee essentially do Report on Student Participation in W. CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMES already been done in some way, shape or form." "nothing that has not Academic Government. The three Frandor Shell Station. • GLASSES members are John F. A. LETTE, 12x63, 12' Expando. Major many patterns of molding C. C. Taylor, Beatrice Paolucci and Willard repairs including muffler and • CONTACT LENS Killingsworth, professor of labor and industrial Warrington. 3000 in extras. Washer, dryer, brake work. Mechanic contrasted the "voluntarism" of the relations, Guyer said despite the disagreement over the DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist BOB JONES PAINTS proposed amendments with final jentral air, shed. Will sacrifice. duty. AH State Road Service. on the "compulsion" of collective bargaining. "Personally, I think it is a very favorable step forward." report, 82-8989 eekends. 7-12-4 after 5 p.m. or 3024 E. Saginaw. 489-8010. Co-Optical Services Fast Service - The Price is Right "It is most unfortunate that the board considered that this In other action, the council voted to return the method of 5218 S. Logan. 393-4230 677-8141 proposal would make this committee like a electing faculty members to the Student Affairs Mason Committee and PER, 1966. 12x60. Excellent Killingsworth said. "There bargaining group," the Committee on Public Safety, to its original form in the Taylor is as much difference ondition. 2 bedrooms, Lincoln National Life between Report. shed, BUD'S irted. 355-9839. 3-11-25 Homeaof The Grad Plan Watch for "Th£ HAT" AUTO PARTS COLLEGE TRAVEL HOME on ABC-TV ILE 8x40. 1953. Air Late Model Motors and OFFICE onditioned. 'fter 5:30. 2-11-24 $900. IV 7-6250 Wide World of 351-8811 Sports parta a Halfway speciality between Holt and 130 West Grand River Blvd, Trustees OK promotions, CRAFT, 1964, 10x53, carpeted, Mason on N. Cedar 694-2154 351-6010 ir conditioned, - furnished, ehind 0-11-25 Gables. Lost & Found 351-3415. BAUTEL'S Yarns — Supplies hooking, knitting, weaving MSU Volunteer Rap Hour Every Thursday 3 - 5 p.m. MSU Volunteer Bureau * MARSH QUAINT SHOP Christmas Gifts for AH Needlepoint & accessories $1.00 service charge per insertion — to be pre¬ changes in assignments The board of trustees The board also crocheting * Knitting yarn paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 Friday approved The board approved the Room 26 Student Services * class day before. approved 7 appointments; 1 transfers and changes in T: MAN'S gold watch with 2916 Turner * Antiques academic promotion; 10 leaves, assignments for: Isabelle K. following retirements (first year IV 5-9212 353-4400 Haviland China and lamps of MSU employment in jlendar Nov. 19 in 7 transfers and bbott Road and Grand vicinity of Eaton Rapids 663-5821 changes in Payne, professor of nursing with parentheses): Harold M. Byram, River, FREE U will have a assignments; 12 resignations and additional assignment as acting meeting tonight professor of secondary all 332-1272. 3-11-25 WARREN'S SHOES at 7:30 p.m. at 215 Evergreen terminations; and 14 director, nursing, Jan. 1, 1971; education and curriculum, to This Space Is For Rent! (behind Gibson's Bookstore) to start T: hite SMALL black puppy with Frandor Esch's getting classes together for winter retirements. Robert O. Nolan, from professor Appointments approved by of education and professor and serve a one - year consultantship markings, flea collar. NEWLY ARRIVED term. If you would like to from Julv 1, 1971 to June 30, help in the board included: asst. director 51-6925. 2-11-25 Wide selection of Shoe Boots Call 355-8255. Gift House any way, please come. For more Marsh, extension Lois Faith home Safety Center Highway Traffic to 1972, July 2. 1972 (1936); information, call 353-9785 or professor of Laurence S. Cooke, professor of .LD MEDALLION. economist, education and Vicinity Over 50 styles East M-78, 5 miles E. of Hagadorn 351-9601. Cass, Berrien and Highway Traffic department of Social Science, to lenison Locker room. Wednesday, NOW!! FE 9-8 391 Van Buren counties, Dec. Safety Center; and Garland P. 1; serve a one November 16. Large reward. Call Susan Beth Smalley, extension Wood, from professor and chief - year consultantship Revolutionary Peoples Constitutional from July 1, 1971 to June 153-7614. 7-12-4 Convention, Washington, D.C., Nov. home economist, Arenac, Iosco of 30, Peanuts Personal Service 27, 28, 29: for information and Ogemaw counties, Dec. party of agricultural 1972, Juiy 1, 1972 (1945); and YARD. BLUE sapphire ring, lost on costs, 1; economics, assigned- to J. Oliver Hall, professor of Dept. letween Erickson I Wilson. Call I53-2496. 2-11-25 KAREN: HAPPY Sometimes I'm not sure how or Anniversary. NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE COPY SHOPPE can show Who's Whose rides, registration, if you more passengers, etc. call 353-9785 (Seeds of Change Office). can take Willaim R. Force, asst. professor Argentine Project to of student teaching, Jan. 1, agricultural economics., Jan. 1. professor of of Social Science, to serve a one - year consultantship from July why you've put up with me for how to get two Xerox you 1971; Patricia A. Glazer, Resignations and terminations 1, 1971 to June 30, 1972, July IT WOMAN'S gold watch, Nov. the last three copies for PINNINGS librarian, Library, Nov. 1; Mary accepted by the hoard included: years. I'm extremely the price of one. Phone 332-4222. The Winter Term Book I, 1972 (1945). 9 between Owens and Wells Hall. glad you have though, for I love Exchange is Frances Melnik, librarian, Jo M. Sharp, 4-H Vrite 740 W. Owens. Reward. C Sue Merrill, Princeton, N.J., junior, coming. There will be a pick-up of youth agent, The board also approved you super much. I wish I could be -ir Kappa Delta to Tim Thomas, books to be sold, FINALS Library, Oct. 1; Mary Ann Chippewa, Luce and Mackinac retirements for: Charles -11-25 WEEK, in P. - — with you to Flin.t, shqre and celebrate RIDING TAUGHT by qualified senior Theta Chi. W. Shaw Meeting Room from 12-6 Upchurch, librarian, Library, counties, Oct. 31; Ruth M. Loomis, professor, sociology, our day together. I miss you very Jan. 1, 1971; and Carl Emile Allen, IT WOMAN'S black fur beret in instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 p.m. on Dec. 8, 9, 10. The Winter instructor in Oct. *7 1971 U944); John L. much. All my love. Jack. irea of Giltner Hall. Call 353-4554 1-11-25 minutes from MSU campus. Kathy Flintoff, Grand Rapids, Term Book Exchange will take place Rickhardt, asst. professor. biochemistry, Aug. 31; David L. Duncan, refrigeration engineer, rom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 489-1236 699-2815. 5-12-1 senior, Kappa Delta to Bill Lowry, in W. Shaw Lower Lounge, Winter Center for Urban Affairs, Dec. 1. Olsson, asst. TAU DELT's look for professor of ice arena, Jan. 1, 1971 (1947); ifter 5 p.m. 2-11-30 me Monday. Midland, senior, Theta Chi. Term REGISTRATION WEEK, Jan. The board approved an packaging, Dec. 31; Carol S. 1-11-25 4 9. For Ferdinand J. Fox, general - more information on this academic promotion for Stuart Typing Service Barbara Parker, Farmington, junior, student - run, non - profit service or Y. McDougal, from instructor to Carter, postdoctoral fellow in zoology, Oct. 15; Anita Olsson, foreman, physical plant, July 1, Personal Real Estate Sigma Kappa to John Schwochow, to volunteer to make this service a asst. 1 971 ( 1952); Clarence COMPLETE THESES professor of American instructor in nursing, Dec. 31; service. Farmington, junior, Theta Chi. success, call New Community, Hettinger, building maintenance IE A lesson in Discount printing. IBM typing and 353-9785 or call 351-0963. Thought and Language, Sept. 1. John A. Forman, instructor in supervisor, dormitories and food ... complexion IF YOU WANT SOME fare. changes made binding of theses, resumes, Sabbatical leaves were American Thought and Call 484-4519, East Michigan check the "household goods" for ENGAGEMENTS services, Dec. 1 (1951); Lela 485-7197, Lansing Mall. publications. Across from campus, TRYOUTI The New approved for: Herbert M. Language, Dec. 31. ir sale in today's Classified Ads. Players Hunt, dormitories and food (IE RLE NORMAN COSMETIC corner MAC and Grand River, Ellen Nunn, Battle Creek, senior to announce open auditions for Mart Garelick, associate professor of Other resignations and below services, Dec. 1 (1948); Max TUDIOS. C 11 -25 Style Shop. Call James Cruickshank, Battle Crowley's poignant drama "The Boys philosophy, Sept. 1, 1971 Aug. - terminations approved were COPYGRAPH Creek, McKenzie, laborer, crop and soil Recreation 337-1666. C SERVICES, MSU grad. In The Band." Auditions will be held 31, 1972, to study and write in Frances F. Ekern, associate sciences, March 1, 1971 (1953); R CUT the way you want it. 4 Tuesday and Wednesday, December 1 the U.S. and England; Charles J. professor of natural science, and 2, 5:30 - 10 p.m. in the Union and Herman Sluyter, refrigerator larbers to serve UNION SKI LAURENTIAN, Montreal, Gaa, professor of accounting and you. Dec. 31; Tunis H. Dekker, IUILDING ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith Ballroom. Scripts are available in repairman, physical plant, Jan. :-ti 25 BARBER SHOP. Canada, unristmas Break. Deluxe offset printing. Complete service Wanted room 149, Auditorium. If you can't financial administration, April 1 associate professor and asst. II, 1971 (1954). package. Call Fred, 355-2824. - June 30, 1971, to study and director of for dissertations, attend auditions continuing Other retirements were 3-11-25 theses, HATS AND mittens for or have any elementary write in the U.S.; IPNOSIS RESEARCH. Males manuscripts, general typing. IBM. school Indian children. Call problems, please call 351-8287 or Bradley S. education, Jan. 18, 1971; approved for: Dorothy Evans, ieeiled for month of December, EUROPE: $209 round 21 years experience. 332-8384. C 355-1991. 3-11-30 355-8266. Greenberg, associate professor of Edward W. Nelton Jr., librarian, housekeeper, dormitories and trip jet to lall 484-6766. B-11-25 London, Summer '71. Call Steve, communication, Sept. 1, 1971 - Library, Dec. 17; education food services, Dec. 1 PROFESSIONAL The ALUMNI CHAPEL on Aug. 31, 1972, to study in specialist in Center for Urban (1948); 393-6850. 3-11-25 3 riders needed to Miami and back. campus is Muriel H. Clark, librarian and THESIS Leaving December 26 return available for weddings to students, Scandinavia and California. Affairs, Dec. 31; Richard M. Peanuts Personal PREPARATION faculty, employes and alumni. A Sabbaticals were also approved bookkeeper, agricultural January 9th. $40 each. 371-1028. Pierce, asst. professor of engineering, March 1, 1971 Service • IBM Typing catered reception, following the for Olaf Mickelsen, professor of Counseling Center, Dec. 31; and WONG: 95.24% there, happy • Multilith Printing 5-1_2.2_ wedding, is available. Call Mrs. food science and human (1958); Melza Wauvle, Jose F. Trevino, dormitories and ftifthday, Love Horace. 1-11-25 SEWING, DRESSMAKING and • Hardbinding LOST INTEREST? Sell hobby items Gustafson, 355-3464 for information program food services, nutrition, biochemistry and planner in Mexican American Dec. 1 designing. Get your holiday party you don't use for cash with a Want or reservations. human development, Jan. 1 - (1955); and Frank J. dresses made now. Long or short. Complete Professional Thesis Service for Ad. Dial 355-8255. - Affairs, Equal Opportunity Janzen, Brody complex, food June 30, 1971, to leanuts Personal Master's and Doctoral Candidates. Free Will pick up and deliver if Brochure and Consultation. Please Call Petitions for the ATL Student study at Programs, Aug. 31. service, Dec. 1 (1953). necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.m. SPINET PIANO Wanted. Good Advisory Committee are still home; J. Sutherland Fran.e, Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627-2936 available professor of mathematics and jpecial 15-12-4 quality, up to $500. Call in the Bessey Hall Nov. 30 WASHING WINDOWS, HANGING WINDOWS, and painting eave TYPING theses, — 85 wpm, term scientific reports. papers, 482-9742. 7-12-4 IF YOUR Want Ad department office. See Joan. Fly to HAWAII this Xmas (Dec. 13 engineering research, April 1 - June 30, 1971, to write at home; and study and Dec. 4 was - Reasonable. 484-2661.0 running today Joseph L. troughs. 372-8507. X-20-1 1-25 your vacancy would or 27 - Jan. 4) for $339 aboard PAN probably be Druse, professor of humanities BARBI MEL: Typing, filled. Dial 355-8255 now! AMERICANS 747. For information PAINTING: multilithing. on this and other flights this Xmas to Sept. 1, 1971 - Aug. 31, 1972, Interior. Brighten up No job too large or too small to study and travel in London 10 Words that room for the holidays. Grad students, reasonable. 372-8158. Block off campus. 332-3255. C WANTED: ONE bedroom East Lansing, apartment. house, unfurnished. LONDON (Dec. 17 NEW YORK (Dec. 13 or - Jan. 6) and 23 - Jan. and Europe. TERM 3), contact the Union Board Travel Other leaves were approved 6-11-25 PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid Under $110. 371-1765 after $1.00 GUITAR LESSONS. Private - Rock- accurate service. Experienced. 393-4075,484-1874.20-12-4 p.m. 3-11-25 9:30 Office, 2nd floor Union or 353-9777 daily between 11:30 call a.m. for: Charles C. Sweeley, professor of biochemistry, Jan. 1 Prepaid June 30, Folk Semi-Classic. MARSHALL and 4:30 p.m. 1971, to study in - - MUSIC EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT COMPANY, 351-7830. TYPIST close SENIORS! LAST DAY Sweden; Arlene W. Motz, C-11-25 to campus. The lawyer will be FOR at ASMSU from instructor in business law and Reasonable rates. Call 351-1765. YEARBOOK 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. today and every office administration, Jan. 1 - NEW FASHIONS and alterations, _0-iT25_ PHOTOS! CALL Wednesday afternoon this term. Call 347 formals and bridal experienced European seamstress. gowns by DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term 353-5292 NOW! 353-0659 for an appointment. April 30, 1971, to travel and study in Hong Kong; Jane Ann papers. Expert typist with degree Barkau, instructor tudent Services 355-0850. 5-11-25 DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS, in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for If you are looking for excitement this summer, ISRAEL has plenty. Find out about it at ISRAEL Thought and Language, March 1 - in American June 30, 1971, to study at all positive, A negative, B NOW, an IUNT ON CLASSIFIED and formals. Experienced. T reimportation and AB negative MSU conference at the Vanderbilt University; and negative, $10.00. O Union, |DS."They sell good things you Reasonable charge. 355-1040. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN Tuesday, Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m. George A. Colburn, instructor in on't need for cashl 11-11-30 NEED RIDE New York Dial 355-8255 to City area COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, Lecture, movie and 7 workshops to American Thought and ow! for Thanksgiving. Call Bob, 507% East Grand River, East give information to students on ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking 339-8092. S-11-25 Kibbutz Language, Jan. 1 - April 30, Lansing. Above the new Campus living, job opportunities and 3U, HAPPY by experienced seamstress. the 1971, to study in London, 20th Birthday, Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 University situation in Israel. Dublin and the U.S. ['erything will be O.K. Love Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. SELL NO longer loved antiques for p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Nays, Perry. 1-11-25 0-11-30 cash with a Classified Ad. Dial The The board approved transfers Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Society for Creative Anacronism 355-8255 now! noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C will be having its Twelfth and changes in assignments for: Night Revels Lois H. Humphrey, |0pen to students, faculty, administration of Michigan State on January Interested members call Sarah Shaw 6, 1971. director of family program | University and their immediate families. at 351-0100 earliest. education in Cooperative living Extension NEW YEAR'S EVE on the, CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE? JOHN W. GARDNER talks with Chicago Tribune Book Editor Robert assignment as with additional associate professor SPANISH RIVIERA Cromie about his recent Recovery of Confidence" today at book, "The of family Charley Mae Lee, from ecology, Dec. 1; 9 Days of FUN ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR ONLY $185.00 extension home economist at 11:30 a.m. on the Weekly series Bookbeat, on WKAR, 870 khz. Mr. large to extension home 5209 Dec. 26 Jan. 3 December 22nd - January 4th, 1971 Cromie optimistically refers to his book as economist, Saginaw, Bay and Midland counties, Dec. 1; - a blueprint for national Mary health. B. Peters, from extension home Includes: New York — London — New York. ^ days, all jet transportation, meals and beverages on board, "PRISONS, SOCIETY AND THE economist, Arenac, Iosco and luxurious accommodations, located on the Costa Del Sol, 7 LAW" The Ogemaw counties to extension °ntinental breakfasts, transportation between airport / Employment opportunities, discounts, charter flights. — discussion with Frank Pate, Warden topic of a panel home economist, Livingston, otel, etc. of Stateville Prison, Peter Eaton, and Ingham counties, Bensinger, Dec. Phone your representative: ANGLO AMERICA Illinois Department of 1; and Maria T. ASSOCIATION. and Hans Mittick, Center for Correction; Mandelstamm, staff physician, Studies Frank Buck 361-8604 & 332 3581 in Olin Health Center with 60A Criminal Justice at the University or Pyle Street, Newport, I.W., Hants, England. of Chicago, on WKAR, 1 additional assignment as asst. p.m. Jim Hartle 353-6959 Lecture discussion clinical Series, WKAR professor of human radio 870 khz. medicine, Nov. 1. 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 25 College hosts Chicano week By ROSA MORALES State News Staff Writer bilingual theater groups and Delta College President Donald Fernando Valley State College in California, spoke Saturday on schools is not to provide leaders but to draw them out and make which we live." Delta College's Chicano J. Carlyon's inability to attend the responsibility of Chicano Delta College, located in them servants of the Awareness Week, held last week, Saturday's session to give the people," University Center, Bay County, drew more than 1,500 people keynote address. leaders to first be servants of the people, Arce said. "Our leaders must be is a two - year community Period to period the | from around the state, despite Carlos Arce, chairman of the not leaders served by servants first and they must be college serving a tri-county area, on Wo!i^ last-minute cancellations of two the people. the catalyst to implement Saginaw, Midland and Bay "Chlcanlsma" Da Dept. of Chicano Studies at San "The Chicano priority in the women change in the Anglo society in counties. Delta has a Chicano involvement ^ student enrollment of 116 out of a total of 6,000 students. A..r£.yy"'s ;cs*>, VIGIL IN DETROIT Black students number 430. professional and exhibiting their art work. lo' The Chicano Awareness Week " activities were sponsored by the Viva Club, a Chicano student Education" Delta "was'Vrrtay'tl s}!1 students led Lettuce boycott planned organization begun at Delta on the during the winter term of 1970. education the •tUdMt The Viva Club has now JJ established chapters in junior By ROSA MORALES in the grape high and high schools in fields of California and signing contracts with the State News Staff Writer major grape producers in California, has moved onto Saginaw. Detroit area supporters of Cesar Chavez's nationwide lettuce fields of California and the lettuce Gilberto Cano, one of the representatives * Arizona where no farm workers' three people educational instituu- boycott will conduct a Thanksgiving vigil and ecumenical organization exists. Involved in organizing the East Los Angeles described the candlelight service from 8 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Lafayette Chavez has called for a nationwide students Towers A&P parking lot, 1031 Orleans, in Detroit. boycott of lettuce picked by Chicano Moratorium, Aug. 29. higher non-union workers, which is admissions Picketing of the A&P Food Store will be from 6 to 8 p.m. purchased by major food chains. Presently, only A&P Pood Stores in Detoit are being picketed. spoke on the moratorium and showed financial aid at procedur** According to the Detroit boycott office A&P is not buying The Detroit boycott office a 20-minute film on it institutions. their r«^ ' United Farm Workers' Organizing Committee (UF.W.OtC) union and Farmer Jack's are reports that Wrigley's Food Store on Monday, which was "Chicane lettuce. purchasing only union lettuce. Movement Day." Delta College, Lounging Domingo and Gloria Mercado, with their seven children, are a Kroger and Great Scott food stores have cooperated by buying Tuesday was "Chicane Saginaw College, Central MichJ \'j familyof lettuce strikers from Salinas, Calif., who have moved to union lettuce in the Student Movement Day," with Although he had intentions of finishing a reading Detroit to lead negotiations with food store officials in Michigan offices has been made. past, but no written agreement with boycott speakers and films or University, Eastern University, Western Mfcj MfcS to carry nationwide Chicano student assignment minutes before, this sleepy student yields to only Farm Workers Union lettuce in their stores. Approximately 35 per cent of the lettuce coming into Detroit is University, University! Only when the negotiations fail stall is a boycott of food union, boycott volunteer organizations. Michigan and temptation and beds down for a while in the Union or stores called, a Detroit U.F.W.O.C. November newletter stated. a said. The Detroit U.F.O.C. union and The "Adelitas," a group of 3C student MSU each ,' Lounge. boycott office, 3419 Michigan junior high, high school anc representatives to i Chavez, after successfully organizing most of the farm workers Ave., Detroit, welcomes audents State News photo by Norm Payea any volunteer work on the boycott. college women, presented a style fin out applja« Governor terms F RMSAT FEATURES! from bige thrif -T- hike unrealistic' MART Gov. Milliken said Tuesday he Milliken said he hoped the would not accept a proposed early pre - registration of 18 - pay raise for the first half of year - olds in Lansing and fiscal 1971 because of the tight Detroit will expedite the condition of the state economy. enfranchisement of 18 to 21 - Gov. Milliken said Tuesday a year - olds, but he said the proposed 9.8 per cent pay procedure would be halted if increase for civil service legal complications arise. employes is unrealistic in view of Eleven minors in Detroit and current budget problems facing two in Lansing have successfully Michigan. filled out voter registration "I hope the Civil Service forms in anticipation of Jan. 1, Commission will recognize the 1971, when the 1970 Federal seriousness of the state's Voting Rights Act goes into financial condition at the effect. present time and will keep the Later, Atty. Gen. Frank J. figures down," Milliken told Kelley told newsmen he would newsmen. issue an opinion on the early But the governor defended a registration procedure early next proposed increase in pay for week. state legislators and other East Lansing and Lansing officials, including himself, by clerks have said they will not insisting that those increases register 18 - year - olds until "must be put in context." 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