T Ho.. . uesday . . your venom . dragon brothers — — burn — burn! loose MICHIGAN STAT And in your burning cleanse the STATI Cold . . . world! r and • cloudy • . with — Michael Moorcock UNIVERSITY temperatures in the 30s. Volume 63 Number 96 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December 1, 1970 STUDENTS TO REGISTER Kelley ruling sanctions 18-year-old vote sign-up By ROBERTA SMITH before going to register at 2:30 p.m. and Kruch said the today. The affidavit states that to be CHARLES registering of the youths eligible to C. CAIN will set vote in East a precedent in East Lansing for Lansing an individual must State News Staff Writers future registration of students under 21. have lived in the state for at least six Kruch said he could see no reason months and in the Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D-Detroit, today why city of East Lansing for the at least 30 will accompany about 20 MSU students East Lansing voter affidavit agreed days on or before the fifth between the ages of 18 and 21 to upon last summer could not Friday preceding the election. register apply to those An East to vote in East Lansing in accordance with people under 21. Lansing resident is defined by The the following criterion: a ruling released Monday by Atty. Gen. affidavit, which defines the • Frank Kelley that residency requirement for voter eligibility East Lansing is the location at which 18 - year - olds be allowed to register in East the individual throughout the state. Lansing, is one of the most liberal habitually sleeps and keeps in a college town in the his personal belongings; Kelley suggested that voter registrations state, according to of this age Kruch. group be held in a separate file (Please from other electors, turn to page 13) however, until the U.S. Supreme Court makes a decision on the constitutionality of the Voting Rights Act of 1970. The Supreme Court decision is expected before the end of 1970. It is before the Court in four cases involving the states of Oregon, Texas, Arizona and Idaho. Kelley said he would not rule on the constitutionality of the amendment of the Census shows 1970 act himself because it would be Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe Outlines rail plans explains the 16 routes of the national rail inappropriate in light of the pending determination by the Supreme Court. vote Michigan law requires that in order a citizen must be registered not later to population gain operated by the newly - authorized semi transportation system to be - public corporation. The map in the than the fifth Friday preceding an election. cities of the basic system. background shows the 14 terminal Kelley said that since the state director of WASHINGTON (AP) — The Census Bureau Ap elections notified him that there will be Monday set the wirephoto six nation's population at 204.7 million in a final official count special elections held in which gives California five new House January seats and the title of the throughout Michigan, that 18 to 21 year - - most - populous state. Volpe cites plan olds should be allowed to For the first time, the Census register now. included 1.5 million Americans Election officials that fail to living overseas as servicemen or federal to revive persons between the ages of 18 and 21 are subject to penalties under both state and federal laws, Kelley said. Kelley's ruling has the effect of law register dependents. They were apportioned figure representation in the U.S. House of Americans living overseas as not counted. employes, and their among the states to help Representatives. employes of private companies were unless altered by the "This is the most passenger train service accurate census ever Supreme Court taken," the Secretary of decision. Commerce Maurice H. Stans said after he and census officials Some 15-20 MSU students are submitted their final report to President Nixon expected on a day before it to register to vote in East Lansing today. was due. The students, all under The state by - state count produced one surprise. Connecticut WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of would be anchored in the West but saving 21, are to go to - by Seattle, something we can build on in the East Lansing failed to gain a House seat and Transportation John A. Volpe tentatively San Francisco and Los the future. city clerk's office with Oklahoma did not lose one, designated Angeles; in the East Vaughn, Dick Kruch, West Branch special although preliminary estimates had indicated they would. Monday a rail passenger by New York, Buffalo, Boston and "There will be fewer intercity trains than student and Zolton Stans said the reason is that the network of 14 cities that could cut in half the current 376 but those Ferency. apportionment of Americans the current number of Washington; in the South by Houston, New remianing will be Vaughn, who was one of the most active living overseas to the two states did not come out as intercity trains. Orleans and Miami; and would include the a great deal better," he said in an interview. Otherwise the final count came close to the expected. sponsors of the state's proposal to lower Volpe's proposal was the first step in midwestern cities of St. Louis, The trains, Lyon said, will be cleaner and While California was the estimated mark. Cincinnati, the voting age, and who big gainer, New York and Pennsylvania activating the congressionally authorized Chicago and Detroit. newer, run faster and on time and include personally visited each lost two House seats. National Railroad Passenger every county in the state prior to the Nov. Florida picked up three seats in the Corp. Volpe recommended the more sleeping and dining accommodations. 3 general election in 435-member chamber. The profit - making, quasi • government following In addition, he said, the national system attempts to sell the Arizona, Colorado and Texas each gained one House city-pairs for service: Boston to New York, idea to Michigan corporation, commonly called Railpax, will will allow better voters, said it is Alabama, Iowa, North Dakota, Ohio, seat, while Washington to New York, New York to connecting service and important to get the nearly half a million take over next May 1 the designated computerized ticketing, information and and Wisconsin each lost one. Tennessee, West Virginia medium and long - distance Buffalo, Detroit to Chicago, Chicago to reservations. Michigan youths who qualify under the law The total passenger runs Cincinnati, St. Louis to Chicago, New York to register to vote. population, including those living unwanted by the railroads. "We hope to attract someof those overseas, was Volpe said to Miami, Chicago to Miami, New York to who "It is imperative that local 204,765,770 as of April 1, when the census was taken. Excluding some 90 units prepare per cent of all railroads are New Orleans, New York to are now flying or driving between cities by to receive these servicemen and federal workers living abroad, the population expected to turn Chicago, the comfort and high citizens, and that they do was over their passenger speed," Lyon said. all in their power to 203,184,772. service to Washington to St. Louis, Chicago to Congress patterned encourage the highest The Bureau said the resident Railpax. Houston, Chicago to New Orleans, Seattle Railpax after the possible percentage of registrants population gain from 1960 to The proposed coast to coast network successful Communications Satellite among 1970 was the second - • to Chicago, San Francisco to Chicago and Corp., our youth," Vaughn said. largest in history to take over Los Angeles to Chicago. passenger routes for creation The students of a national system are to first meet at the While a number of important cities such . Movement for a New Congress office as Atlanta, Denver, Pittsburgh, Applications Minneapolis. Philadelphia and Baltimore were not included as mandatory end-point Papal abdication rumored cities, they were designated as probable intermediate stops on a number of runs. due by Jan. 1 Volpe said railpax would not have to provide service to the intermediate cities but such service would be probable because VATICAN CITY (AP) - A fast have placed him under unusual strain. And he The deadline for of economic necessities. Catholic Church for life. applications to MSU's succession of indications in the himself has fixed 75 as the times. His state of health is such Presidential Fellows program is Jan. l.The Carl L. Lyon, acting chief of the Federal past week age when his "This has been said," the that it has set the Vatican prelates should step down from their jobs. 84-year-old could well be that he has no new fellows will serve from March 15 to Railroad Administraiton, said the new buzzing anew with prelate replied. "It has been repeated many need to take a speculation that He will reach that age on decision Sept. 15. Pope Paul VI may Sept. 26, 1972. on that subject. corporation will improve services but abdicate in two years as ruler of Pope Paul went to Australia Monday A letter to President Wharton reduce the number of trains. the expressing world's 600 million Roman Catholics. bearing special greetings for "all the interest in the program initiates the "Railpax is a way of revitalizing brothers of the Christian churches." application process. Further information on Fellows program can be obtained by the Presidential passenger service at a lower level than now Pope Paul's heavy work schedule and exhausting trips have left him tired. Controversy within the Roman Catholic A slim crowd of about 4,000 was at the Sydney airport to see him arrive from the ASMSU may n Philippines, where an attempt was made on contacting the president's office. Church and challenges to papal authority his life, and from a stopover on American "The biggest problem we find in trying to Samoa and Western Samoa. But tens of thousands lined Sydney's streets to cheer as his motorcade drove into the city. amendment procedure prevent thefts on campus is trying to convince The Sydney Daily Telegraph ran a front - By DAVE PERSON The proposal passed by the student students the importance of securing and locking up page editorial entitled: "Exhausting board also their property." State News Staff Writer gives ASMSU board a veto Journey for the Pope." power over amendments made by either -Capt. Adam J. Zutaut of the No A proposal to amend Article seven of the the trustees or the Student Affairs Pope has abdicated in more than five Committee. The council Dept. of Public Safety centuries. But think Academic Freedom Report which was proposal made no some Pope Paul has mention of such a veto power. been hinting at abdication approved by the Academic Council at its recently. Nov. 17 meeting may have been nullified as (Please turn to page Ibeysee the most recent indication in the 13) a result of action taken last week forced retirement of Curia cardinals by the Thieves' methods listed past ASMSU Student Board. 80. In a decree made public a week ago, the pontiff even stripped cardinals over 80 of Article seven amending the report. states the procedures for Director hits the right to vote in election of a fictitious person as an excuse for Pope. The council may presently only pass By JAMES SHELDON knocking. He will then to In the most authoritative comment move so far "proposed amendments and revisions the next apartment and try the same routine. Keep one State News Staff Writer thought in mind as you rip off the last final next "Ninety per cent home," Tucker said. of the time he's looking for somebody not a on the possibility of Pope Paul's abdication, Michele Cardinal Pellegrino of Turin, a friend of the pontiff, said over the approved by the Student Board of ASMSU and the Faculty Committee on Student ASMSU for w°i?k, slam the door to your room or apartment and hit the road Tucker declined to Affairs." to explain the various methods used by weekend speculation that the Pope might Christmas freedom. burglars so he would not give tips to potential thieves. retire should be taken The proposal passed budget abuse A total of 20 seriously. by the council and Police by burglary incidents were reported to East Lansing Tucker mentioned several points for persons to follow when In an interview with the Turin ASMSU gives the board of trustees apartment dwellers from Nov. 1 to Nov. 16. That is daily the above they plan to be absent from their apartment for any period of newspaper La Stampa, Cardinal Pellegrino power to propose amendments to average, police said. time: the said the hypothesis of Pope Paul's report. Detective Sgt. Dean Tucker of the East Lansing Police Dept. • Lock your apartment at all By JOHN JUEL said times, even if you are still in the resignation is "precisely in the line of However, the proposals differ in other breaking and entering reports were on the increase in the first half of building. pastoral concern of Pope Paul, who gives aspects. State News Staff Writer November. Thieves strike throughout the week, he said, in • Tell the apartment manager or a friend when first place to the The council's proposal makes broad daylight well absent from your apartment. you plan to be good of the Church." Sections "ASMSU is currently spending one The value of as as at night. 2.1.4.9 and 2.2 of the - half items stolen from apartments for this period • Leave an address where you can be reached. Coupled with the Manila assassination report (concerning its budget on bureaucracy," Vicki Banks, totaled "well over $1,000," Tucker said, and the burglary • attempt — a grim reminder of the faculty) an exception to the amendment ASMSU cabinet director, said Monday. Take your valuables with you. Problem is evenly distributed procedures. It states that these sections "as among East Lansing apartments. • Ask someone to stay in your apartment if possible when you vulnerability of any Pope — were remarks By cutting back its operating expenses, endorsed by the , Television sets and stereos are the most frequent items stolen, are gone or have someone look after your things until by the French — born #ean of the Sacred University Faculty Affairs the board could save $10 - $15,000 a year 'n addition to tape recorders, typewriters and money from purses, you return. College of Committee and as approved by the Elected • Call the police if someone "fools around." Cardinals. Eugene Cardinal that could be used for worthwhile w said. Tisserant. Faculty Council shall be presented to the projects, "If students don't have somebody to watch she said. over their Academic Council by the Chairman of the Different thieves use different methods of entering an apartment," Tucker said, "then they should take their valuables In an interview on French television last Miss Banks singled out labor costs, phone "Partment, Tucker said. Many times they knock on doors first to home with them." Steering Committee." bills and postage expenses as the main areas se« if Wednesday, Cardinal Tisserant was asked if The ASMSU proposal does not anyone is home. the Pope was thinking of retiring instead of make where cutbacks could be made. She " , . . . (Please turn to page 13) exceptions for the procedure of someone answers the potential thief will ask to speak to o holding the highest office of the Roman Sections amending 2.1.4.9 and 2.2. (Please turn to page 13) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, December Mic I. |c)7q news ^Student board to consider N summary From (he wires of AP and UPI. paying selves for services Carter, WIC president, said at A formei begins his judge. By JOHN JUEL the Nov. 10 meeting. "The point Judge State News Staff Writer News Background of compensation is not to pay who has bi board members but allow them which was The ASMSU Student Board compensation is left up to the final determination of the to break even." Schoenberj will consider at tonight's "ASMSU is currently spending discretion of a compensation compensation to be granted for A conflicting opinion was meeting of meeting whether they should committee authorized under offered by John Farley, Schoenbt one half its budget on pay themselves for their services. that term. Article X of the ASMSU This term things have been a Hubbard - Holmes district short one. bureaucracy." Article X of the ASMSU constitution. automatics little different, chiefly because a representative. — Vicki Banks, constitution gives the student The committee, composed of a "I don't feel the board, just with state I number of board members don't ASMS I' cabinet director board the authority to give voting representative of each of feel that because it is in a position to pay Schoenbe board members financial they can legitimately the six major governing groups compensate themselves. itself, should necessarily do so," district jud compensation each term. The and chaired Patriarche. (See story, p. 1) by a full - time At the board's Nov. 10 Farley said. "There are a lot of compensation committee will other organizations who work Accordini submit a proposed schedule of undergraduate student selected meeting, a proposal to allow the by the board, "shall select which comptroller to draw up a for the benefit of the students Michigan at compensation at tonight's officials of without their members receiving ASMSU to compensation schedule for fall meeting. The concept of compensating compensate on the basis of the term was defeated six votes to pay." International News board members for their services responsibilities and duties of the position." five, with three abstentions. While the board defeated the The rationale for proposal to authorize the goes back to February, 1966, Enemy troops leap - frogged government strong points when such a proposal was first Exactly who are the compensation is that, because of comptroller to draw up a Monday to complete destruction of the northern front "officials" of ASMSU eligible the considerable time devoted compensation schedule, the made by the board. The student for compensation is a matter left as a coherent Cambodian defensive network. body approved compensation somewhat unclear by board members to student compensation committee is still Enemy forces were digging in just outside Phnom two months later by a narrow by the government obligations, some able to draw up a schedule under constitution. Article X, in members are unable to hold Article X of theconstitution.The Penh's outer defense 2,825 to 2,754 vote margin in an part perimeter, 20 miles to the north, naming the officials eligible, - time jobs on a regular basis; committee's schedule will be after a tluee about 30.000 - week - old offensive that has isolated all - University referendum. Since that time, the board refers to sections of previous constitutions no longer existing their compensation is therefore discussed tonight. Night rider government soldiers as far as 50 miles members have regularly justified. In the final evaluation, the voted in the present constitution. A small bike sits deserted and away from the capital. themselves compensation at the "Board members incur a issue of compensation may be practically alone at one of But the consensus is that the number of expenses in the the bike racks nears Baker Hall at 3 a.m. While an enemy force of unknown size was on the end of each term. The total brought back to the student officers of ASMSU, the district course of their State News photo by R. L. eastern side of the flood - swollen Tonle Sap River, amount of compensation cannot duty," Sue body again. Esckelson exceed two per cent of the representatives, the other units were reported already across the channel in a representatives of the major previous year's student tax. position to strike at government defenders north of Phnom Penh. "The total compensation each governing groups and the cabinet director are all eligible for BARGAINING UNIT term usually amounts to * * * between compensation. $800 and $1,000," Under the constitution, the The United States will be guided by South Vietnam's Grant Grecu, ASMSU U' compensation committee is College appeal denied decision on a holiday ceasefire this year and the chances comptroller, said Monday. "This term's required to publicly announce schedule is the anticipated "determination" are it will follow last year's pattern of a one-day truce expected to total around $750," for all officials. One week after at Christmas and the New Year. ASMSU Chairman Hal Buckner the announcement, and prior to Officials Monday in Washington declined to comment added. the fifth week of the term, the to be considered on the North Vietnam announcement that its forces will Exactly who should receive By STEVE WATERBURY appropriate, it commission as a possible A poll taken winter committee is supposed to make must have ''internal term, observe a three - day truce at Christmas and the New State News Start Writer bargaining agent for University 1970 by the Urban cohesiveness, that is, an internal Survey The Michigan Employment College, MAHE secured Research Unit at MSU revealed Year and a four - day truce at Tet, the lunar new year at community of interest among Relations Commission has signatures from 30 per cent of that the faculty at MSU were the end of January. the employes in the proposed the dismissed a petition by University College faculty. nearly evenly divided on the unit, and a cleavage between the collective bargaining issue * * * Free form "Wet Look" University College faculty for an community of interest of those Mary Tompkins, associate Three chi vinyl bag election to select a collective professor of American thought between those who are"strong!y West Germany's opposition Christian Democratic chairs are the most revolutionary thing employes and all other employes playgroup and language and president of in favor" or "favor to some bargaining unit. of the employer." party defied Communist pressure and met in West Berlin in furniture design in 2000 years! The petition, submitted by the the University College extent" and those who "favor Although the commission held chapter of Monday, as the Warsaw Pact nations announced they This far out chair adapts to the shape University College chapter of the that the MAHE, said Monday her interest to a slight extent" or "do not intend to stage an unprecedented Soviet - bloc summit of your employes in University in collective favor at all." body—whatever shape it's in. Michigan Assn. for Higher College "share a bargaining will ON K * ^ •# community of Education (MAHE), was rejected continue. James A. White, an attorney session in Hast Berlin. Really hip student size chair makes a interest," it rejected the Three days of l ast German harassment on overland cozy recliner for 2 people too! Can also by the commission on the contention that there representing MAHE, said Friday was "a Mrs. Tompkins said she plans the "thrust of our argument was Berlin access ways appeared to have reached a be used as a king-size pillow or a soft- grounds that "the unit sought cognizable line of demarcation to attend the next meeting of the high does not constitute an that the commission should not Gr V.--V> ' ball for jolly green giants. It's stuffed between the employes in the MSU Faculty for Collective point Sunday night to Monday morning. Waiting <• - appropriate unit for collective deny a clearly identifiable group vehicles lined up for three miles. Some truck drivers with pounds of virgin poly styrene. And proposed unit and the balance of Bargaining. This group was of bargaining." „ the faculty." public employes their right to it's portable tcro' The commission's decision recently organized to obtain a collective bargaining simply reported delays of 10 hours. In order to be /|t|[l|!^ Oil" You can have this maintains that in order for a unit recognized by sounding of the attitude of the because the entire plump bag of University ' K the employment relations squishiness in Beautiful Black, Flame faculty toward collective was not organized." I WASHINGTt National News Red or Sunny Yellow. .bargaining and is affiliated with other Mrs. Tompkins said she antiwar gro The State News, the student no organization on doubted that the decision by the Catholic pri The Federal Reserve Board Monday lowered its Best of all, it won't take all your newspaper at Michigan State •%iAf University, is published every class day during four school campus nor with any national commission would be appealed laymen denied discount rate to SVi per cent, the second bread, just a paltry thirty-six bucks change this terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. organization. to the Court of Appeals. a kidnap and month. (freight prepaid). It'll probably adapt to Subscription rate is $14 per year. by FBI Dir The board said its move was in your pocketbook. If not, just lay this Hoover, and recognition of a further downward trend in short - term interest recent weeks. rates in ad on your old man before national S. Claus Day. Allow a couple of weeks for Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Grounds for ousting trying to set tl pressure on left The discount rate, the amount the Federal delivery. The 11 mem Reserve Association, United States Student Press Association. Coast charges its member banks for borrowing, had been reduced from 6 to 5% per cent effective Nov. 1 1. The board's move was a distinct I ! M.iil to: BAGLAND 1970 V.tlley View Rd. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Douglas said lacking said a character Conspira law suit I or surprise although the I Northbrook, III. 60062 Editorial and business WASHINGTON (AP) - A began last April. Nixon administration has been offices at 347 Student Services pushing for easier money I Name Building, Michigan State special House committee The committee's findings are policies in an effort to expand the economy. University, East Lansing, I | Address- City- ^State_ Michigan. Phones: investigating the conduct of Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas has concluded that contained in a draft report of the investigation submission to prepared for the House Senc Editorial no grounds exist for impeaching Judiciary Committee. All five 355-8252 him. members of A letter signed with the name of Bernardine Dolirn. a Classified the special Advertising 355-8255 committee members of the for f are Weatherman leader on the FBI's most wanted list, Display Advertising 353-6400 The five - man panel based its threatened Monday in San Francisco of a new wave ol attacks on police and federal installations across the CO-OPTICAL SERVICE Business-Circulation Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 findings on evidence collected from the government and other a Judiciary Committee. Already accused of conducting whitewash Douglas, the 5218 South sources during an inquiry that nation. Logan Lansing special committee suggests that WASHINGTO It said "in retaliation for the commando raid and the Judiciary Committee may hours of debat 393-4230 want to hold public hearings to foreign aid mon bombing ol North Vietnam, attacks will be carried out uncover any additional evidence on pigs, economic and military and government buildings and agents that might be available. But it is without warning. current fiscal yei unlikely such hearings will be The bill was "Brothers and sistjrs: keep away from ROTC: state and federal buildings; pig stations and cars. city, TO PROTECT held. That should end the for yo 31 and sent which earlier aj "The U.S. aggressors will be punished here and in controversy over Douglas fconomic and m this session of Congress, but The Vietnam. All power to the people." 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A former deputy director of the affirmatively opted to maintain the district court discussed in his private Salary was not Michigan Dept. of Commerce system by January 1970. interview with the East Lansing City begins his new duties today as East Package I he Lansing City Council did not take such action Council, he said. Lansing Municipal Court and East judge. Lansing's Municipal Court will end on Dec. 31, 1970. According to judge Maurice E. Schoenberger is The district court Patriarche, the district judge in Mason receives who has been the judge since April, 1965. replacing William K. Harmon system provides for full-time "lawyer $22,752 and his counterpart in Harmon's resignation' judge" replacing part-time Judge Harmon and a Lansing gets $24,115. State legislation is pending which would raise the state's which was effective Monday, was Jonathan Maire. Judge associate Judge to $20,000 and the contribution accepted at the same time Schoenberger will have exclusive maximum augmentation to Schoenberger s appointment was announced jurisdiction in civil suits Patriarche said. $10,000, at the Nov 2 up to $3,000 and criminal jurisdiction in meeting of the East Lansing City Council all misdemeanors as well as charter and ordinance Launched Schoenberger's tenure in the $15,000 violations. The East Lansing part-time post will be a new judge will have Mayor Gordon Thomas saidthat he short one. On Jan. 1, the East right of preliminary investigation in felonies. Schoenberger's salary thought Judge Lansing A somewhat unusual would be augmented but was automatically become a Class III district municipal judgeship will feature of the court is a small discuss specific figures at the unwilling to division in which claims Dec. 7 council judgeship in accordance Judge Schoenberger may hear "in chambers" meeting. with state law establishing a Patriarche also said that the Michigan District Court system the arguments of opposing parties involving civil suits establishment of a joint probation Schoenberger, as incumbent, will No attorneys up to $300. facility for the Lansing and East district judge, according to East automatically become the are permitted in the division, thereby allowing consideration. A Federal grant Lansing courts is also under Lansing City Manager John M people of limited Patriarche. According to Michigan law, all municipal courts in the state of means themselves, Schoenberger said. 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Carey, C.L.U. Vice With the Occidental President — Product package, the student and Development, "and we have future wage - earner can Donald Martin, an East Lansing of the responsibility of judges to developed a unique and increase his life insurance By MICHAEL PHELPS attorney. go beyond simple adjudication. flexible approach to help — without evidence of A 1966 graduate of the The new judge protect that says that follow earning insurability — by as much as The new East Lansing University of Michigan Law through on a case is important capacity." School, Schoenberger received $105,000. The seven option Municipal Court Judge, Maurice and that every effort should be The package consists of a dates include his E. Schoenberger, was selected his baccalaureate degree from made to see if a basic whole life college because he had U-M in 1963. 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(on the base plan and the who could relate Commerce. normally required at initial to college G1R). For the college student Schoenberger says that sale (provided total coverage students and noncollege people Schoenberger, 29, looks although separation to take full advantage of Swinging time of powers is no more than the $35,000 and one who would see the younger than his age. Talking precludes excessive involvement Option 7, coverage must be over a desk stacked with non • medical limit); and problems of the law from the heavy in legislation, a purchased before graduation. Three children under the watchful eye of a young books and legal journals in judge is in the future evidence of helper make use of the swings in the perspective of "both sides of best position to see if laws are playground near the Laboratory Pre - School. Grand River Ave." preparation for the move to East insurability is precluded by working, adequately and fairly. Although Option 7 is the seven GIR optjons. State News photo by Jim Klein Schoenberger was chosen over Lansing, he responds almost packaged with Life Paid Up If option dates occur while the only other candidate, academically to questions and Should he discover what he at 65 (as a guide to the agent the insured is answers slowly, considers unjust laws or laws serving in the pausing and ON KIDNAPING PLOT occasionally to select the right word. that are not doing what they prospect), initial coverage may be any whole life or regular armed forces, they will be deferred until he is were designed for, he said he will endowment plan as well as released from active duty. He stops frequently and work either in association with some term plans. 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I find th BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor type of decision by the NCAA in the hopes of bringing to the attention of The reason very cruel KEN KRELL, editorial editor that I am 1 collegiate football fans what I believe to be writing to your JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor student paper is to ask your student bodv GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor a grave injustice. The action that I'm to speak out in the form of a petition referring to is a three - year ban against against this type of punishment. Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Kansas State University of NCAA Surely the t NCAA cannot be deaf to an for outstanding journalism. television coverage of their football overwhelming games, challenge by a large body of student and also for post season It is conceivable that voices competition any school might because of recruiting violations. I have fall into the predicament that Kansas State recently written to the editor of the Kansas is in. I would hope that our students would EDITORIALS State University Collegian asking the students to sign a petition denouncing the speak up for you as I'm sure you will for all student athletes speak decision of the NCAA to ban student under the jurisdiction of the NCAA. athletes in the football program from post - season competition for three years. Richard Bassette My Hickel concern is not that Kansas State is kicked being punished for recruiting violations that she was evidently guilty of, but it is Mayhayam, Kansas, resident Nov. 20. 1970 for the nature of the punishment. Can you see any justice in the banning of student No fault' faulty athletes from post • season competition? a blessing The student athletes were not infractions. I can see where the NCAA guilty of any might justifiably force the university to dismiss coaches, and/or even fine the To the Editor: In the Nov. 17 issue of the State News The interrelationship of the was an editorial "unpredictability." Translation: school or limit athletic scholarships. But suggesting that the President and his Cabinet has never Nixon cannot tolerate anyone who is Michigan Legislature approve a "no fault" under what set of judicial ethics can the insurance bill for the state. been clearly defined. Outwardly not an NCAA justify penalizing these young men Although I will "organization man." not refute the article point by point Not who had absolutely nothing to do with the there is the appearance of harmony that Hickle is that great a because of the lengthy and controversial violations? Many probably have had nature of the problem, I would and, especially under the Nixon hero. He has probably shown the encourage your readers to become aware of some of politick, teamwork. greatest measure of integrity and the shortcomings of this Tlie reality of the situation reveals proposed plan. spontaneity of any Cabinet member, The sponsors of this plan seem to be a scene not so idyllic. Policy - but consider his competition. Of most concerned about the current making is to a great degree made by course he did not get to see the adversary proceedings being too lengthy the President's palace guard - President that much, but then he and this results in excessive money going into the pockets of both the claimant councellors, assistants, etc. Cabinet never asked much. Sure he got attorney and the defense attorney. The spots often become convenient nitches rewarded, but to stash the not must - be necessarily - restrictions put on the trans - Alaska oil pipeline, but he did in the final analysis allow them to build the Yippies get Frost-y' welcome fact is that the basic plan as advanced Professors Keeton and O'Connell is somewhat questionable as to whether these by » desirable, faithful. ills will be corrected. monstrosity. From my experience, Lately, however, members of the Nevertheless Hickel had guts. And the delays and faithful have become downright When David Frost was driven from the with Frost that overexpenditure are not a result of out of • while not a paragon of liberal my treatment of the "People's Pontiac." or that thev won't take studio stage while he was doing his TV Yippies had "lost" them. The other 997 - pocket expenses (which most insurance unfaithful and, in the true Nixonian idealism he was concerned about over the unused cash in Thomas Wicker's show the other night by a mob of howling said that it might help if talk show hosts companies pay as nuisance value anyway) wallet and declare that "People's bread?" style, the White House - Cabinet youth, environment and the Yippies, I was saddened but not surprised. like Frost got lost and A few weeks ago, the New York Times but result from the legally recoverable they put more amount to which the innocent victim is conglomerate is beginning to increasing seclusion of the President. I had warned Frost publicly on the show people on TV who'd rub the Yippies' noses Sunday magazine ran a cover story on Bob entitled termed "pain and suffering." It resemble the stereotypical Tsarist He was, in short, colorful and a year ago that he was setting himself up in their messes instead of trying to Hope who has been entertaining troops in is for it. to the plaintiff's advantage to exaggerate court. To wit: he who rocks the boat concerned. ingratiate themselves with them by rolling Vietnam, gently but unmistakeably this sum just as it is to the defendant's I know many of you remember that over and wallowing in it. will soon find his head rolling down Unfortunately the Nixon sneering at his old - fashioned politics. advantage to minimize it. night because you still write to me about it I sent the Frost people the mail, and told They followed it with a cover story on the halls. prescription holds that Cabinet and ask me about it when I appear on To resolve this problem, the "no fault" them to tell Frost that while it The. first headless might seem Eldridge Cleaver, who has been plan utilitizes an option to revert to the hombre is officers must be bland, Pavlovian - lecture platforms. smart "showbiz" to beg for the applause of A group of Yippies, you remember, tried entertaining the Leary's in Algiers, full of older negligence system when a erstwhile Secretary of the Interior "yes - men." It is to Hickel's credit the animals, those animals, if unmistakable admiration for his forward to they were - predetermined amount of Walter Hickel. His crime: interrupt by howling quasi - obscenities. encouraged, would, in the end, devour the pain and that he is no longer involved with looking politics. Instead of grovelling at their feet, in the smart showbiz who encouraged th«m. "There are advantages in political suffering has been exceeded. The question "Independence" and such a "team." usual TV talk show fashion, I whipped I men then becomes has that pain and suffering I guess David Frost didn't get my assassination," Cleaver told the adoring them. amount been exceeded, and consequently, message. Times man, "it has great educational value The Yippies, you recall, were stunned the resultant legal battles and court ' He seems, though, at long - last to have ... If Richard Nixon should be killed, I'd into silence. gotten theirs. consider that an excellent thing ... congestion ensue. If this dual channel of But their host (he was mine, too, but And maybe now others in the media will My legal justice sounds confusing think of the ambition is the destruction of the Students lac that didn't seem to occur to him) spoke up for them. He said that it was unfair of me to react so firmly — "brutally" was the get the message. The New York Times which, and Sunday magazine American system." You'd think our institutions — from the New York Times down to David Frost's poor victim of an automobile accident attempting to seek restitution. The need for a lawyer becomes imperative. more more, has come to There are many way he put it — to a group of concerned resemble the campus underground interview show — which can exist exceptions that one press in only could take to the students who represented American youth. it's enthusiasms not long ago carried an present "no fault" under our system, would be I said they were a mob of animals who sane enough proposition. However, recently the state of over student were about as representative of American youth as the Mafia was the College of article defending the Berkeley took over a million dollars' worth of university real Yippies who estate which wasn't being not to demolishers. encourage their But they don't seem to get the announced Massachusetts has become the first pass such a plan, and it is my state to belief that Cardinals. Frost message. the Michigan Legislature would be wise to sadly said that in his used and announced they intended to use Not until it's too late. opinion, my methods had "lost the it observe their cost studies and docket as a "People's Park." You feel like saying, "To hell with them Students presently play a endorse ASMSU's proposal that audience." When the Yippies in the Does the New York Times think backlog to determine if this new plan is that, they deserve what they get." — amendments and revisions shall not audience applauded that, he smiled with this sort of really feasible and practical. peripheral role in amending the encouragement, it will be But you can't. become operative without approval gratefully. Then the mail from the TV long before New York Yippies take Because when Academic Freedom Report - their over they get it, we, the John Fabinski . audience poured in. James Reston's car, while it is unused in i, own document of rights. According of the ASMSU board. This would Of the first 1,000 letters, three agreed undeserving, get it loo. Okemos senior the parking lot, and declare that a to Article 7 of the Report, "the assure students a continuing and Copyright 1970, New York News, Inc. Nov. 21,1970 Student Board of ASMSU or the effective role n the determination of University Student Affairs their academic rights and Committee (USAC) may propose responsibilities. DONNA WILBURN amendments and revisions, or The other proposed amendment, if approve amendments and revisions already passed by the Academic v proposed by living unit or group Council, is of no help to students. * governments or by not less than one This amendment makes Sections % Sly less of hundred student petitioners." 2.1.4.9 and 2.2 concerning faculty and These the proposed amendments proceed to the Academic Council board of trustees, via the rights and responsibilities amendable only upon approval of the Elected Faculty Council, and gives the mi concert: a riot President. If they survive this trustees the privilege of directly Sly and the Family Stone finally showed vote campaign in Illinois. I left an hour bureaucratic gauntlet they become introducing amendments to the for a recent scheduled performance in policeman caught a five pound piece of those around before over a hundred drunk and stoned concrete in the • me danced, clapped, and operative. Academic Freedom Report. Cobo Hall, after a number of disappointing and speeding freaks ran through State head, ripping his nose off shouted ecstatically, forgetting their anger and making mince meat of the rest of his The only role students This amendment does not change missed gigs. They were to have been in Street breaking windows and over Sly's original failure to show, all the can play is Cobo the week before but did not appear terrorizing face. the the current status of students in the the merchants. while raising the familiar two - finger introduction of amendments. Meanwhile, someone, not the police as until a half an hour after their stint was to I spread as Sly took them "higher, higher, Under the present structure an came in the office early the next lab reports proved, was amendment process. We urge the have firing bullets into begun. That night the loudspeaker morning expecting good reviews on the the crowd and three kids were shot. and higher." amendment can be proposed by Academic Council to pass the informed disenchanted concert goers that • concert and pictures of the fun - I looked around and saw thousands of ASMSU proposals to give students a loving In the end, over $35,000 worth of USAC, approved by the Academic Sly did not appear and their money would crowd. I was totally unprepared for the hands fervently clapping, thousands of feet be refunded. People were angry. Damn damage was done: 135 people were hurt, Council and board of trustees, and voice. It is paradoxical that students headlines: "Youths Riot in Grand Park." I 30 of them fellow freaks who had stomping and heard thousands of voices angry. called a rock concert promoter to see if he stood shouting. become effective without the cannot have a full say in their own hand • in - hand between the mob and It's funny how people can get so angry was still interested in the And when it was over, the exhausted students having any real say in the document. The students, through the over so little. helping the 18 - year - police, trying to prevent violent Actually it's not funny — it's old vote campaign organize a rock benefit. a crowd filed out peaceably, happy this time. matter. ASMSU Student Board, deserve the disgusting. I couldn't help thinking about confrontation. He was curt and hostile — and with There were hands clapping, feet The the last time Sly didn't appear for a good There wasn't even a shred of rationale for Academic Freedom Report right not only to introduce reason. stomping, and voices shouting in Chicago, the violence — only that only guarantees that "proposed amendments to the Academic concert. I wish I could have forgotten. The "This is no time to talk about Sly had not gotten too. The difference at Cobo was that whole incident in Chicago this summer it," he things together a half an hour earlier than amendments and revisions shall not Freedom Report but also to have just said. "Those f kids have just killed rock people weren't angry. They were happy- turned my stomach. they were supposed to. become operative without veto power over concerts in Chicago." It's funny how people can get so happy all amendments to It didn't smell of Woodstock; it reeked of The trouble was premeditated People, young people, were angry, damn by a rebel over so little. consultation with the Student Board this student document. Altmont. It wasn't the "pigs" who spoiled angry. And like little children, too bunch of punks who rushed the many of of ASMSU ..." Notice the word is the show; it was the young with a stage, with them resorted to throwing their "toys" - Remembering the thousands of sweating peace hundreds blindly following suit, stoning wine bottles, bricks, and bodies massed into one big happy ,al111 ■ consultation, not approval. ASMSU sign in one hand and a rock in the other. police and fellow concrete slabs — can that disapprove of an amendment but amendment may still become ACADEMIC It was Monday night, July 27, in Grant Park in Chicago. Sly and the Family Stone Shore Drive, freaks overturning and burning cars along Lake as breaking store windows, and well, at those who angered them. The fact that the police were there was just a poor that night, and then remembering Chicago's thousands, I couldn t neip were scheduled to give a concert in Grand excuse. If the police would have let the thinking just how thin a line exists effective. This condition is out of touch with FREEDOM Park, thanks to Mayor Daley and Park Commissioner Daniel Shammon's efforts to ripping - off merchandise. Police protection The police intervened in the mob do its thing, Fat Water or • • would have been its victims. even Sly a satisfied mob and an way you look at it, It's still a mob angry mob. an y the bring about camaraderie between Chicago's beginning to But Sly and the Family Stone did survive tell you the truth, I don't want any pan 0 purpose of the Academic protect Fat Water, the group playing on Grant Park, to play another - it — angry or happy. youth and the city government. Everything day, this time Freedom Report. What sort of stage. They called reinforcements when the in Detroit. academic freedom is provided for was supposed to be really mellow. Even the angry mob engulfed them, then used I don't really think it's funny the way police were hanging loose. There were only remarkable restraint as youth - thrown people can get so angry over so little, an students in a document which can be a handful to patrol the crowd of over Sly high I'm not about to trust them to stay happ. missiles connected with their amended without their approval? 50,000 and dope and wine were plentiful. targets. One I sat comparably still Friday night with little.either. as all so The freedoms guaranteed by the Impatient I'l \\l l S But it was a hot day and the crowd was I'VE NEVER BEEN TO ONE OF document can be instantaneously impatient. The group playing ahead of Sly THOSE 6EF0RE...THE 6IRL INVITES taken away at the caprice of the wasn't good enough. They wanted THE 30V, CALLS FOR HIM AND PAYS Sly — Academic Council and the board of now. The mood got ugly, the police tried FOR THE WHOLE EVENING... trustees. FOR ST I DLM S to stop a band of kids from jumping the Two moves arc afoot to stage, reinforcements were called, and all change the VI MICHIGAN STATE hell broke loose. amendment procedure to the I was in Chicago that day working on 18 Academic Freedom Report. We UNIVERSITY - year - old voter registration and trying to set up a rock concert for an 18 • year - old If si Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan OUR READERS' MIND I'ucMlay, December I. Il>70 5 FRED LESLIE 'White money', Black labor A volunteer To the Editor: is), he might ask 1 am responding to the about that himself required to study white thinking of Jim Bruno, money in his history. as just how "white" is it? pocket If there is - ever going to be displayed in his letter to the Three any editor printed last week by the State News. It seems that Mr. hundred fifty one labor, with little or no black years of understanding between the races, white people are going to commando raid really, I think they havepay — have to open themselves to black Bruno was rather upset by the than earned their more culture. Last week President Nixon Dick: What ya proposal to create a black culture room, got in mind regardless of the sent American forces into North Mel? culture room in McDonel Hall. the whitewash job on money of this country. Carol Jo Kanners Vietnam in an abortive Mel: An old John called the proposal to rescue U.S. attempt Wayne trick "unbelievable" and "ridiculous," A further Birmingham senior prisoners of war. - a volunteer error (common to Nov. 24,1970 Or so he said. raid commando-style and the rationale for the room racists who think deep into enemy territory they can hide Frankly, the entire business to rescue not only "unjust" and their racism under the our war prisoners "illogical," but "parasitical" and equality) was made when Mr. guise of BARNEY WHITE sounds To more risk than a little fishy. Dick: It's dangerous Mel, "absurd." Bruno stated that international people could get killed maybe, "63 white repercussions for an rooms would have operation of uh? It appeared that Mr. Bruno's to be created limited effectiveness seems to insure Mel: Not a chance Dick. Wak ing up, major fear was that the room equality of the races." absurd. I've talked with might be funded by what he The obvious fact is that we There is another Creighton and he coming down potential assured me that the calls "white money." I sure already have more than 63 white camp we rooms. The dorm is full explanation. Consider the have in mind at Son would like to know what "white of them, Tay, in the so is the following scenario: suburbs of Hanoi, has been money" is. I guess he assumes Library and the whole Secretary: Morning Mr. Laird vacated for six months. Used that just because money happens campus - in fact, this whole Do you remember the scenario Laird: Morn' Miss as reside in white pockets, it nation is carry no stick at all — just pull Conn. a polo field now. to one giant white culture from the Sergeant News and find President in? Pepper album out slowly and forget the whole out why the do, and it makes you want to Dick: This would sure must rightfully be "white room. about the guy that "woke student body converted the All Sec: Yes he is. Go wives and families off our get the money." However, if I am not A third error up, thing. • yell or punch a wall right in backs. was made in jumped out of bed, dragged a We forgot, Nixon didn't. And University Student Government or Mel: Morn' Dick Mel: Yea. What we'll do is lob mistaken, black people slaved in regard to whose comb to the something. That's the worst Dick: needs the room across my head" and, it's as if all the Associated Students of I want to make it some rockets and the United States from 1619 to is to fulfill. things we have part, not being able to do bombs into Blacks aren't the finally, "someone spoke and I done for the last four MSU. Wait, I'll save you the perfectly clear Melvin that it is a the southern 1863 with no years anything about it — because panhandle as a pay (maybe only ones who ought to be went into a dream?" It really don't trouble: it had to do with good morning. because they hadn't invented count for anything. you've already tried and things diversionary tactic and at the exposed to black culture. It happens — happened to me the "They," the Establishment, the ''relevancy'' and are as bad as ever. Mel: Listen Dick we have to same time "black money" yet), and from seems to be that other morning. do drop a CH46 people who dudes in "responsiveness." This is the sort of something about our waning helicopter full of experts int > 1863 to the present with lack any There Washington, had The real drag thing that understanding was a difference. My staying power — and you'd best on all these breeds revolution — popularity. Something big. the POW extremely limited pay. better spend their time might trip was straight down. The cat scenes is the yes? No, Dick: I don't see camp to dig chuc And Mr. Bruno still thinks the trying to believe that they are still on abject and utter because as soon as you stand up why Mel. I've holes that the polo horses learn that spoke was on the top. feeling of impotence that will something about black morning The same thing one "they" will grind you down and already promised to end the war trip over. eagle flies with "white money." culture, news, and the witch happened on cannot in Vietnam sometime in 1972, instead of - words he this campus. We screamed help but feel. You work use your dust to Dick: Fantastic Mel. I'll have If he is so concerned about insincerely was and and bust your back. You canvass power their and hollering for "equality." Black mouthing said that "we" ranted and raved for a year and a machine. you know I've cut the some cakes and cookies made things being completely fair and people can't avoid being had landed troops in North neighborhoods and write promotional budget. up half over the But what if and get the just (as he would have us believe to white exposed Vietnam. Massey cum McKee articles. Name a hundred other we all stood up Mel: Yea but we've microphones and the culture; they are even cum whatever Report (student together? Right on, I can dig it. caught a podium set up in the Blue Not that there's errands: you do them all. Yet, in lot of flack anything participation in academic When? Well not tomorrow, I've lately about that Room. When these Socialist answer theoretically Hell, of wrong with this. war is war, and what kind chicken operation are we governance, remember?). Yet, the Academic Council went right the end some yahoo botches the whole goes and thing up got a hot date. The next day? Well I'd love to, but you see Colonel's fabricated Medal of volunteers Honor and then a few weeks the news found out return I want them at ago the House as soon as possible. gallant ahead and sliced the document anyway (Funny thing about the there's this about the Mel: Don't To the Editor: Industrial Union program of the running, anyway — fighting a yahoos: they always seem to be anthropology paper Hops receiving those medals forget right down to the bone marrow. I've got to do. for photographers Dick, and When people are asked why Socialist Labor party, can solve wjr we refuse to able to wait you out and then Friday? Well, let bravery. get some win? The result? A document that me see, gosh I'm sorry, but I've new medals this country is in such a serious stamped out. the problems facing American Empirically, in terms of the wat gives us nothing, that, if grab control.) been promising this friend of . . mess, they usually lay the blame and class divided society game the "invasion" is And there's • long anything, serves to bind us down. nothing you can mine that I'd make his TG on our political government. everywhere, Soviet Russia and overdue. Except that "we" are .. . Shall we call it the Some say it's because the wrong China included. not playing the Killingworth war game. A few Report? men are in office, doing the dudes in A. Sim Washington — in the Man, they aren't going to let wrong things or omitting to do name of that most the right things. Others it doesn't matter which party is say that Warren resident Nov. 24, 1970 nonentity, the silent majority (no, I don't think it deserves famous us step into THEIR game. The mis functions, the YAT WAH L to in power because the be manifestations of wasted energy Restaurant government just sits on its hands Misplaced capitalized)— are playing it, mostly to feed their own heads and thwarted effort continue to mount. Take the student on any order of two complete in any case. memo — with human flesh. government. THIS COUPON Now, it is To: the American Big deal constitution dinners, the lower priced dinner quite People Naively. I had thought that we change — make it more Good after 4 p.m understandable that people Re: had finally put the fear of God Holidays "relevant" (I'm still Monday-Thursday should blame the for our government growing backlog of Dear Thanksgiving Feaster: into Machiavelli Richard. there had been so many marches Yea, hear a make it more responsive to the waiting to definition of that word) — 1/2 OFF «■— Dec. 1, 2. 3 and 7. k i unsolved problems. After all, the Don't and protests and forget that the McCarthy had people, etc. politicians who run it are elected largely on their promises to do biggest turkey of all is still almost gotten elected, and all that. So, everybody figured that Want a good laugh? Get hold of some YAT WAH RESTAURANT 136 W. Grand River alive and Winter and Spring Across from Mary Mayo Hall 1 something about these problems well in Dick was going to talk Take Out orders 4. Reservations tough and Term, 1965, copies of the State 351-5712 - but which they never do. But Washington. D.C. that does not mean that people — The Radic-Libs iirftttrr aMzaazEGLrx! are right in blaming the ^government. Such reasoning Ts1 assumes that ASMSU Great Issues presents t r< our political government could clean up the COL. ARTHUR HOLMES mess if only it would get down to business. 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Michigan Tuesday, December I |<,7() 'Flap' fl ops as commentary Black women set on plight of modern Indian agenda for week By WANDA HERNDON State News Staff Writor Filmmakers again and again frequent trips to the reservation are riveted to the strictly primer A meeting for all those interested in demonstrate their inability to bar or the local cat house. level of sociology. Can audiences preparations for the Black Women's Week, scheduled helping with n deal intelligently with social really be expected to sit through will be held at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Owen Hall Jan IH 'm Suddenly serious the social pep-talks Quinn gives lobby. problems. "Flap," a film about Toni Eubanks every 15 minutes or so to his Watts, graduate assistant to the Dean of the plight of the modern day Then, suddenly, the film and coordinator of this Studi fellow Indians? week, has made tentative plans Indian, is the latest attempts to get serious. Almost Sarh'l With the lead actor as brutishly Fabio, a teacher at UCLA, is scheduled to speak on demonstration. instantly the once passive Indian familiar as Quinn — who else but women's place in history, Jan. 18. the bi t In its pretension, its community is up at arms and Quinn would play a college The same evening, a black willingness to simplify and its rallying behind Flapping Eagle. symposium will be held, consistinp The professor ("R.P.M."), an Italian a panel discussion, followed by various discussion r eagerness to sensationalize, publicity pranks grow groups. serious and peasant ("The Secret of Santa "Flap" is a disgusting film. It Flapping Eagle Jan. 19, Mrs. Fabio will discuss black should be as insulting to anyone By ROBERT KIPPER becomes a martyr. Vittoria") and a defiant Indian poetry and read sonic of the same swaggering way? — and her own work. Two nrofessional artists from concerned about the American State News Reviewer A once amiable little tale Detroit will with a script as ambivalent as their works and discuss black art, av Indian as "R.P.M." was to those becomes deadly serious but the Huffaker's there is little left in , ,; v* * A worried about campus unrest explanations and motivations Mrs. Watts said she and the artists will be "Flap" for Shelley Winters to ' * h ; . * contacting |„ and "Guess Who's Coming to veteran, and Eleven Snowflake. a necessary for the transition are * department stores to see if the art can be th?"r - Dinner?" was to those who care nowhere to be found. destroy. displayed on novice journalist, attempt to How sad. * .• v«< property. about the crisis of the black The viewer doesn't know incite a reservationwide uprising. Her performance as a man. whether to take the film lightly or A fine arts night is planned for Jan. 24, including Instead of the usual uprising, prostitute is the most blowzy student Regardless of what it pretends the group uses seriously because its makers play performances, a fashion show, a black hair stylist and ;i to be, "Flap" is primarily just an publicity and the story from both ends. Reed acting she has ever done. It is maker from Ann Arbor. jewelrv excuse to display the bloated press coverage to achieve their goal. Flapping Eagle and Huffaker apparently want capable of wrecking a perfectly good film singlehandedly. Escapt A representative from Vaughn's Bookstore, which specialities in talents of Anthony Quinn and "Flap" to be a funny tale of Anthony Quinn and his horse attempt to escape white masterminds number of "Flap." however, is in books by blacks and about only incidentally concerns the a quixotic Indians and a police in this scene from "Flap," a film about modern blacks, will also be here diirin- n,,, 'il incidents. Eleven Snowflake shambles long before Miss day week. 1 ^ mistreatment of the Indian. devastating essay on social Indians and an uprising they manufacture. Now reports them and Wounded Bear Winters can get her chunky showing at Director Carol Reed and injustice, but they never fully For further information, call Grace Smith, a weathered Indian hands on it. the Gladmer theater. Gist, 332-0312 or Tnni screenwriter Clair Huffaker skirt commit the film to either Eubanks Watts, 353-3780. the Indian plight only as a plot lawyer, studies old Indian treaties to check the approach. device, using it as a springboard legality of The comedy rarely rises above for lifeless comedy and petty their actions. Their goal: to make the nearby either smut or slapstick and REASONS VARY sociology. white never above the familiar level. A community honor the A group of eccentric Indians, sample joke: Quinn, while in an neglected promises of the outhouse, yells at his horse that led by Flapping Eagle, a war treaties. is kicking at the door, "Quit Film At the outset of the film the actors horsing around." Any film that their turn men pursue goal can't be more clever than that is halfheartedly. It never seems in trouble. important enough to divert Flapping Eagle from his bouts Social pep talks fj with a wild horse and a wilder prostitute or the men from The film's serious observations NEW YORK Ford says he is tired of (AP) - Glenn Stewart, Ford and Tony Curtis. Affair," and "The Courtship of finally be able to enjoy home think television is for people' traveling In no past year has such a Eddie's Father," in which he life again." rather than for us. I ( TOMORROW and tired of living in hotel horde of holdouts descended played the movie role. Originally, Ford was to play a done any television. I've haven't stayed lAOlfSW OPEN EVER rooms. James Stewart says an actor upon television. Reportedly, other stars were interested, and Sitting in a CBS conference room, puffing a cigar and police sergeant who way house for teen runs a - half • agers. But away from it because of my insular feeling. But in my mind I should work in all the media of there talk of when television's flirtation with was even a series occasionally tugging at his right see television as the tool to bring MICHIGAN show business. Shirley MacLaine for Cary Grant. ear, Ford said, "When we're relevant themes and "now" all of our industries together." OLADMER believes movie performers have heroes became asked why we finally accepted. a cropper this CAMPUS been too insular. Although the actors offer a variety of reasons for finally Hank and Jimmy, we give all season, he was changed to a law Thaatrci What are they PROGRAM INFORMATION 48? 390b Next year, when a flock of movie stars talking about? signing with the networks, or for kinds of reasons, but the real returning, the dwindling reason is that we're tired of officer in a contemporary Western called "Cade's County." Kennedy aide hopes to find a fortunes of the film industry and making movies in Fonda's series, "The Smith ICHIGAN comfortable roost in television. Czechoslovakia and Spain. Family," will be the first to Th eatrc ■ l.'l.'S A.'.VHIV.MN DOttNTOWN Lonsinq They explore Some, like Henry Fonda, James Garner and Dick its preoccupation must be taken into account. with youth "I spend four months out of reach the screen. ABC will claims dancing Ford said that in the every year away from home. premiere the show at midseason. Open 1:00 P.M. love... they Van Dyke, had series before. But past he When I was asked to do this Fonda is back as a law officer, - Feature was offered and turned down 1:40-3:35-5:30-7:30-9:25 teach love... they are the it is the first time on the screen for Miss home MacLaine, "My Three Sons," "Family series, I said, 'Great.' It's going to be shot in Los Angeles. I'll as the he was in "The Deputy," but emphasis will be on his incident untrue 'DIRTY DINGUS love doctors. . ;•) .v.. nr. i it• family. MAGEE" PANAVISION* MFTROCOIOR «p; €> 4 ^ MERIDIAN 4 THEA7ESS !? RtDUCtD Pft/Cf S PAIL Y DURING JWI LlJf HOUR' He said he got burned in his last series, "but this time I've got WASHINGTON (APl Edward M. Kennedy's - Sen. press AMPUS £ muscle. In the previous series assistant described as ☆ ☆ DOCTOR Zllj® Theatre .fast Lansing I we'd sometimes get a script a preposterous Monday a British FRANK SINATRA half hour before we started weekly newspaper's report that program information us648s GERALDINE CHAPLIN JULIE CHRISTIE HELD OVER! shooting. In this case, all the Kennedy went nightcluhbing Shown at 9:251 ☆ 4th WEEK scripts were completed before with an Italian princess the night OMAR SHARIF IAS zwvttoi color G LADMER The Love ☆ Open 12:45 Start 1 p.m. we began production." before he attended the memorial service for Gen. Charles de Theatre Lansinq - 0 • Today at 5:00 8. 8:15 Feature Stewart, one of the screen's Gaulle. | j n \ iS -.sh'ViTuN Open at 1:00 p.m. FEATURE AT 1:20 DOWNTURN I.niifiitel Doctors Eastman Co«of D^tynjied by S>gm% lit rjn 1 ☆ Twi Lite Hr. 4:30 - 5.00 Adults 90c 1:15 - 3:15 - 5:20 7:25 - 9:30 - enduring leading men, said, "I feel an actor should work in all The British weekly. The The beauty of creating life J TOMORROW IS People, published 3:20-5:20-7:20-9:20 lyyaaA m "Here We The freedom to give it away.! LADIES' DAY 75c to 6 P.M. the media of show business if he can, and this certainly includes a picture it said showed Kennedy and an GO R?(/NdtHE television." unidentified man escorting The Baby Maker THE FUNNIEST Princess Maria Pia "from one of M&BERRy ^ A half - hour comedy in which Paris' swankiest restaurants. IS Htl> Open 6:45 • it 7:20-9:25 Lansing imr.T "A Triumph!"—Judith Crist COlOfc ALBERT FINND PBpCPAV 'Nrrp'/MiPN 37? ?«34 SCROOGE NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES TARLITE Driwe In Theatre US ?' NISI 01 SPARTAN TWIN WEST FRAN00R SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phone 351 0030 ENDS TUESDAY-ALL. COLOR mm A Wa OCCUll BARRIER BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL Shown at 7:07 and late ,(>p Also Mutfdwen "MASTER OF TERROR' and somt/ I 7 Vl- 9:00 Only >tv si i-V.'-' s ■' AN SING VM - Z+" Drlwe VIn Theatre « 1 "•J1' I uesduy fltlAI - »!*• '0ll» All Color: *0 piano auuSr through it^inaUtrri |Opcn ;it 6:30 >#Wl jy.n - Kite. In Car Healers Rill drofhtu colleat ft ^personal usefulness can no Malik was bom Michael de • program on the Services receive immei and handing over to their Bldg. Women's Liberation office is just a short longer be directed within forms sociological aspects of distance their high s< occupants all buildings and Freitas in Trinidad. Despite his ^FORTHE such as black organizations as we homosexuality on WKAR in from the newest member in the average is 3.5 hard - line speeches, he had building. Gay Liberation. enterprises owned in his name. have known them, October and a 30 minute Gay Lib began in the spring of Nonresiden 1970 to educate the These are reported to include "Those people whose interest is occasionally been seen as a television documentary on Gay students of MSU about homosexuality and lower CPAs a; Black House, a building which the avoidance of the polarization moderating influence among Liberation will be shown to end In Jai 1 members of his Black Muslim of races and its inevitable immigrant leaders. on WMSB TV. - soon oppression because of sexual preference. list. indication of -HOLIDAYS movement have been converting State News photo by Jim consequence, bloodshed, I will Klein "sure admits" into a commune. continue to serve." students are Malik, 39, was leader of the Black Muslims and president of He movement said the Black Power in Britain had been ON COGS TAX predetermin fluctuates slig the Racial Adjustment Action produced by a series of social year. Society, which is supported by factors which dominated the Even with the Muslims and by the still Students request 1960s. provision, the hearing more militant Black Eagle and He added: "Now our student mu Black Panther groups. organization, along with other rigorous acade He said in a speech at Oxford groups of the same pattern, must '1 for admission. University that he had come to recognize that social evolution Admissions the conclusion that black By DIANE PETRYK states that COGS only represent, freedom people has, in effect, processed this becasue it forces all organization must be that the high a State News Staff Writer those graduate students who students to pay the tax whether considered the right of any individual. are necessary Take MSU send representatives to the a Mug Home To Dad A group of physics or not thev are members of The office of restricting the the Buy them now and solve your year-end worries early! GIANT BLOW-UP 2x3 ft. Poster (black & white) charging that the Council of Graduate Students (COGS) does students, organization. Trilling has charge; that COGS tax on all graduate students will COGS. •There is no demonstrable Student-Faculty Judiciary Monday that the judiciary would said applicants to tl of spaces availa need for the tax, nor is it related meet Officials not that night to ( represent them, has filed a violate four sections of the to the basic consider Send any black & white or color photo request for a hearing by the principles of the whether or not they will hear University is us Academic Freedom Report, up to 8x10" (no negatives please) to: University. the case. students to rt Student-Faculty Judiciary to 1.5.01, 1.5.02, 1.5.03 and • The announcement of the tax exempt them from the COGS standing. RONALD JAYE Poster Service P.O. Box 4 3 Plainview, N.Y. 11803 tax. 1.5.06. His statement said: referendum was made after the State News stopped Israeli group "After all, students within w Richard publishing STUDEN Enclose cash, check or order (no C.O.D.'s) in the money Trilling, graduate research assistant, said Monday •The tax is not necessary to maintain order and it violates over the summer. Students not participate to the maximum could they In say. general, tli BOOK Original amount of $3.50 for each blowup. that the COGS constitution the principle of maximum extent feasible in formulating holds program material regulations because it was physically impossible to have A STORE returned undamaged. NAME- any di*U96i<»n of the issues conference on "Israel and Satisfaction guaranteed. Allow 30 involved due to the vote being .Now," sponsored by Students for Israel, will begin at Meije 421 E. Grand River Across from Olin days for delivery. Add 45( for postage & handling. -STATE- -ZIP. 141 Go+\6ur taken at fall term registration. •The ability to support or deny support to organizations 8 p.m. today in the Union ' Tower Room. The conference, which will which do not include an individual in their constituency include speakers, workshops and a film, will provide information phos| AMERICAN SKIER Master Charge either by choice of the individual or bv choice of the on opportunities for Americans in Israel. A phosphat introduced by Frederik G. II. DISCOVERS CANADA. Card W? GIRLS! did you know Topco does chemicals," Me "Laboratory detergents are a jrs., srs.,grad students, tonight is "Phosphates detergents and "GIRLS' NIGHT" , nitrogen which apply- Brookfield Plaza our waters, pollution problc pro r I oD East at the Ultimately, i! Lansing reduced below tLoD State Bank chemicals will \ ALL DRINKS % PRICE He just didn't know that PHONE HOURS- one thing better than skiing in Canada has over fifty major ski areas. 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And in institution, apply to and are the same coupled with high problem of increasing limited number state students Scholarships, plus few national many instances, admitted by several category rose from 3 to academic entrance standards enrollment of minority and of out - of state students is carrying 48 credits a they are right. schools, 6 per cent of the total student and • this year will scholarships granted by agencies although they will finally enroll steadily rising tuition costs, has economically disadvantaged insufficient to pay $1,584 for • Some states do not have well body. tended to produce a all significantly alter tuition alone, while not connected with the in only one. (Recognizing this, typical out - students to create a more - University tJPAs. Michigan developed systems of higher the Graduate of state student who University. - But residents with the same load education and export University admits more students and is both broadly based student body, the exceptions to that will (liven the large students than it has room undergraduate students from financially well to pay $672. higher academic and numbers of students to other for, - - do and University has molded its out generality can be found. financial standards which counting foreign intellectually active. - the middle and late During Breslin is quick to an out states. Admissions officials on natural attrition to countries each 0f . state students into a '60s, for point out - of state student must have take care of the excess). represented slightly more than 1 It - that such figures face, pointed to New York and New would be financial and intellectual elite. example, the are not a mistake, University unusual. MSU, he why do many choose to study Jersey But within that relatively per cent of the total student however, to assume that all out The molding process, which massively recruited National says, is around outside their home state? as examples of such constant 20 per cent there have body in 1960. But in 1969, of - Merit Scholars. To a the middle of the - state students are identical. has gone on for years, may or financial scale • For some, there is no states, particularly during the been some graduate foreign students were large choice. interesting shifts in Their interests are may not be intentional, but its extent, the goal was numbers early '60s. emphasis. 2.5 per cent of the diverse, and and the This exporting practice Undergraduate total, while they are scattered effect has definitely been felt. ability to claim: "MSU caused nonresidents admitted undergraduate foreign students throughout has more Merit the Michigan now the University's "There's no question that Scholars than legislature in the equal graduate nonresidents. were only .5 per cent. many colleges and departments. any other middle '60s to examine the elitism does occur," Executive university in the out - From 1960 to 1969, the On the Vice President Jack Breslin said country." The of - state/resident ratio within undergraduate level at Furthermore, as University has also used percentage of undergraduates least, the percentage of academically recently. "We get some I he success of that out - of - Michigan colleges and to from other states shrank from non - si perior students they tend to program slate students to fill Michigan students depended vacant positions in establish has decreased roam far afield of their chosen outstanding students, even at the upon out - of - state less "satisfactory nearly 17 per cent to less than rather students. Merit popular courses of stud\ guidelines" of 80 per cent sharply. majors. bottom of the out - of - state Scholarships are The scale. The rules provide for the awarded by states on the basis of University, to enable Michigan residents residents, 20 per cent non - a to enroll in courses which residents for the best students." percentage of the population might otherwise major state The "rules" now provide that of the individual states. not he offered at institutions. alone did Michigan all. permits extensive "We've never been in trouble out • of • state students — except not have enough Merit out Scholars - of - state enrollment in low demand with the legislature on the in children of alumni, who pay full to - satisfy MSU's need programs - nonresident tuition for numbers. while severely state/out of state but are limiting Breslin said. - - ratio," treated as Michigan residents The University has also used nonresident enrollment in out popular During the last during the admissions process — - of - state students to fill programs. decade, the receive immediate acceptance if vacant positions in less popular [Percentage of non - Michigan students their high school grade point courses of study. The University, (including foreign average is 3.5 or better. to enable students) in the total student Michigan residents to Nonresidents with slightly enroll in courses which body (graduate and might for undergraduate) has remained lower CPAs are put on a waiting otherwise not be offered at major state - supported Some all, courses of study, such close to 20 per list. In January, when an permits extensive out of state schools. as cent, with some - - hotel management and indication of the number of enrollment in low For example, he said, yearly fluctuation. • demand a year's packaging are "sure admits" is available, these programs while severely study at the extremely rare, Some slight variations in the limiting Illinois will cost University of and most students cannot find final percentages of out - of students are admitted up to a nonresident enrollment in nonresidents / such programs within their - residents home state students in the predetermined level which popular programs. $1,388 $455, and at states. total l*or Indiana student body can be traced to example, biophysics the ratio fluctuates slightly from year to is • Many students simply want multiple admissions. year. majors in fall, 1969, were 70 per $l,470/$650. The University of to get away from home, and out Even with this cent nonresident Michigan charges $l,800/$568, Many students, unsure of waiting list (16 of 23 - of - state schools allow this to a students), general science 51 per Ohio State provision, the out - of • state $l,680/$630 and greater degree than in state Wisconsin $l,798/$508. PEACE • cent (29 of student must meet more 57), anthropology schools. •10 per cent (62 of Most financial rigorous academic requirements 155), labor offered assistance • To some extent, educational and industrial relations by the for admission. cent (19 of 59 per limited to in University is elitism has appeal. Some high state ...is what we want! Admissions officials contend 32) and mechanics - students. school students reason: Wear the emblem of the "peaceful ma¬ 41 per cent (9 of Non - Michigan students jority." A meaningful gift for someone that the high academic standards 22). can "Anybody can make it into close, tool On the other hand, are necessary as guidelines for elementary STERLING SILVER RING and special education was restricting the out • of - state only 5 applicants to the limited number per cent nonresident (172 of of spaces available. 3,688 students), agricultural Officials deny that the engineering 3 per cent (1 of 39), University is using out • of - state business administration 4 per students to raise cent (5 of 130), social science 10 its academic standing. per cent (237 of 2,372) and Heavy, solid sterling, d»ep dimensional ring with original unity and peace de¬ "After all, we can find good nursing 6 per cent (26 of 465). sign completely around. Hand burnish¬ students within Michigan, too," In addition to the academic ing gives hand-crafted appearance. Specify ring size. 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()i l odav, one out ol si\ Americans looks |j Stole Zip that it is where the greatest variety ol to /l-tna for insurance protection. You Pl#0 job opportunities are today, insurance | as° *ond check or money ordo r. Add 5sales tax California mi^lt! build a successful career helping ■ 'Dp:|very hy ^hrislmos probably takes more college graduates us help main more. than any other profession. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer OUR CONCERN IS PEOPLE and a JOBS-participating company. American Funnies, P.O. Box 45136, los UfE^ASUALlY, 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Tuesday, December 1. |97o Mic Cagers By JOHN VIGES open season against speedy NIU State Newt Sports Writer running game. Someone must have made a "It's going to be mistake when they scheduled imD(irt!.nl keep them from Northern Illinois as MSU's Spartan coach said running" "W.. i th° opponent in the 1970-71 basketball season opener. Most big - name schools like to JJoP^ir fast b„k If? open their schedules against the m£ little colleges, the proverbial "patsy." Someone forgot to notice that the NIU Huskies are m and if we we'll have to their outlet men. puc «<* neither small (25,197) nor a re on "The way to pushover on the basketball break is not to fall defense a VJ. court. The MSU coaching staff feels but to cut off baekqUicJhS, the pass to outlet man and that when the two teams square don't let h manuever with off at 8 p.m. tonight in Jenison the bain Ganakas continued. Fieldhouse the Spartans will be Ganakas noted that in for a struggle. running club was hard p|ayini! MSU students will be able to to V early in the season. If a get into the game by showing runnin Club, such as NIU, their IDs, reserved seat tickets gets they can force MSU to ahead A ' J will be sold for $2 and for NIU - MSU clash, high school students lv k* A T Y* their play and Ganakas speed wank will be sold general admission RUDY BENJAMIN PAUL DEAN r?V WUh offense, " more with his team PatterneS Montr tickets for $.50. BILL KILGORE RON GUTKOWSKI PAT MILLER high percentage shot. taking the Gerry Northern Illinois will bring a concentrate fast break GUS GANAKAS Ganakas is on a Turner took over the starting scored 30 points five times concerned ibou IMatior fast and experienced ball club to The the attack. Jorgensen feels that his center spot last January for the despite being hobbled by an Husky backcourt has excellent fall practice and he forwards and Bill Kilgore will be game but he is East Lansing to face the team has Captain Art Rohlman, a fiery his confident „ very fine shooting Huskies and has shown a lot of ankle scored 28 points in the Huskies team's abilitv and injury for a month. the Spartans center. Brian h. it I Spartans. Coach Tom Jorgensen ability to go with their speed improvement. NIU will depend player and the team's play annual intrasquad game. anxious to see how th, \ has eight lettermen returning, and he feels their defense has Ivey works well from in close. maker, at one guard. The other - Breslin, Jeff VanderLende and under game conditions on him to MSU will counter the fast pull in the rebounds He drives the baseline well and A three of four others will also see including four starters, from a improved over last year. that are needed to start their fast guard slot is a toss up between has effective moves towards the - moving Huskies with the same action as Spartan Coach Gus squad that finished 13-12 last "I think we'll have a good break. six other players. Billy Harris, line "This will be a basket. Ivey averaged 14.9 - up that started the varsity - Ganakas difficult upener season. offensive balance," Jorgensen who averaged 24.6 for the NIU plans to use his for us, Ganak; s Ivey and Zielinski provide the points per game last year and he alumni game. Rudy Benjamin substitutes predicted "hn! The Huskies are an excellent predicted. "We hope to open the Huskies with frosh, and Tom McKiernan have and Paul frequently. this should also most of their was also the team's Dean will work the The help us. We will offensive team and they game up and run more since we top the best chances for the biggest headache for be able to storing. Jorgensen rates his pair rebounder. guard positions, Pat Miller and Ganakas will be trying to evaluate our team have more speed, especially in of forwards position. McKiernan has had Ron Gutkowski will start at the figure how they and LOS ANGE as one of the best an out how to stop the NIU play against ttO0d the backcourt." one two offensive competition. obtained cent - punches in The major problem for NIU is the Midwest. a six - playei THE their lack of height at the forward positions. Their center, Zielinski is one of the nation's MEET GRAND RAPIDS IC Monday at t finest outside shooters. He is meetings and Larry Turner is 6-9 but his two could win consistently accurate from up to 210 backcourt partners, Cleveland 30 feet from the basket. He led Division title I S' frosh cagers open Ivey and Jerry Zielinski, stand the Huskies in scoring last season "We have i only 6-4. with a 19.8 average and he Angels' Gene season out that Beri also includes . TODAY Alex Johnson noted 6-4 Mike By NICK MIRON Ridley of Spartans play, Illinois and Aitch, however, recognized his obtained in C EUROPE State News Sports Writer Orchard Lake, 6-1 Tyrone Lewis of Ferndale, and 6-foot Mike Michigan, and Notre Dame supply the best competition. will opponents tonight. Grand Lewis, Fagan, Robinson. Porter, Jenks, and Wilson Ferrell in right. The deal o Robinson of Detroit as Rapids, to be a strong team and The MSU freshman basketball players Big Ten rules also limit the a good Along with the 12 major tilts minor league Round-trip DC-8 JET from New York Israel and You! Now! team, behind coach Matthew Aitch, will open a 12 game who, though not the height outstanding in squads to 3 away games. MSU's department, will add three road games will be to strength. opening test of his team's against area and teams the freshmen major college The game plan for the cagers will speed and scoring strike to the Champaign, III., Ann opener play three For only $210* round trip, schedule tonight at Jenison Arbor, and tonight is as yet undecided. games against campus Icelandic Airlines flies you di¬ rect to Luxembourg in the heart Hear Fieldhouse. The oponents in the 5:45 p.m. encounter will be winter campaign. The trio are all on scholarships and sure to make Port Huron. Possible starters are Ridley, teams. Those Jan. 12 and 16 and games will be on CHAR of Europe for best connections March 9. to everywhere. Daily jets. No groups to join. Stay one day or presented Grand Rapids Junior College. themselves known well graduation to the varsity. before Baylor Although lacking some of the up to 45. Fly Icelandic—for low¬ Prof. Lee Shulman to undergo surgery) R Also held in est fares to Iceland, Luxem¬ height of last year's freshman high esteem by bourg, England, Scotland, Nor¬ way, Sweden and Denmark. Special fares for students and by THE Hebrew University. Tel Aviv team, the 1970-'71 Spartans Aitch is Mike Porter, a 6-6 last term freshman, who is groups remaining overseas more could be successful in their own eligible only for the first three games of than 45 days. Major credit cards ISRAELI right. The freshmen that may run and the schedule. may en d h is —or Pay Later Plan. Mail coupon; press more this season than last DALLAS then call your travel agent. Study abroad 'Add $20 one way on Fri. and Sat. CLUB this coming year to compensate for the loss under the boards. The teams the freshmen will face this season can not be taken career Rentzel, flanker, was D summer Aitch feels his squad can ^ with indecent To: Icelandic Airlines lightly. Big Ten rules state that INGLEWOOD, CALIF. (UP1) "I still want to 630 Fifth Ave., N.Y. 10020 match last years record of 9-2 freshmen play," Baylor game of the season at Chicago incident invol and teams Elgin Baylor of the Los — can only (212) PL 7-8585 and sites three standouts on his said. Dr. Frank Jobe, who will Oct. 16. He tore the • Live for some intercompete twice in the course Angeles Lakers has a torn top part girl. Rentzel's Send folder CN on Lowest Jet team as possibly "the best of one perform the surgery,said he was Friday night against the Phoenix SI,500 bond. Fares to Europe □ time in a Kibbutz season. Naturally, the Achilles tendon that will Student require optimistic. Fares □ THE ballplayers in the state." Aitch two Big Ten freshman teams the surgery and could end his Baylor, who began the season Suns at the Forum. In only two The punishment charge c Name 13-year National Basketball games and 57 c _ • Learn to speak as the no. 2 NBA all-time scorer minutes this season, Baylor had prison. Street- HILLEL Association career, it was and no. 4 all-time rebounder, 20 points. It City Hebrew and Arabic SCIENCE AND disclosed Sunday night. Baylor, 36, will undergo will be out until at least March, He started the year as the Cowboys' was n i State Zip FOUNDATION according to the announcement. second top scorer in the NBA Rentzel would Israel and Jove it! MATH MAJORS! surgery at Centinela Hospital • His leg will be in a cast for two with inactive list. here Wednesday to 23,023 points behind My travel agent is repair the months and he . . _ will need 30 teammate Wilt Chamberlain. He "Lance Rent tear in his right calf, the club more days of rehabilitation had 11,395 rebounds to rank that he be plac said. before he can play. behind Bill Russell, Chamberlain list so that he The PEACE CORPS Since March is the fianl month and Bob Pettit on the all-time time to settli ICELANDIC AIRLINES 9 lUfflliiUJi TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 ASMSU Great Issues presents of the season and second Baylor is the rebounding list. , affairs," said C Needs You COL. ARTHUR HOLMES oldest player in the league, the veteran superstar's Baylor came to Los Angeles itr 1960 from Minnesota when the ,Tex Schramm. Rentzel, AIR FARES 8 p.m. Director of Michigan future doubtful. must be considered franchise was switched. The entertainer J( TO EUROPE NOW Also interviewing Agriculture, Business, Selective Service Baylor tore the bottom part of former all-American Seattle spent University two years was not availal Cowboy offic the tendon in the of any scheduled airline UNION BLDG. 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COLUMBUS • JACKSONVILLE • MERRIMACK FOR ONLY $J15 Entree, choice of beverage, choice of roll and butter choice of any two of the potato, vegetable, salad Organ music nightly, 5 CUT OUT AND SAVE p.m. - 7:30 p.m. following: dling. 5-day money back guarantee. Monarch-lVadco, Dept. C P.O. Box 182, Larchmoni, N.Y. 10538 MSU 1019 Trowbi Michigan State News, East l>70 Lansing, Michigan t \ SPORTS Tuesday. December 1, 1970 ]] Bessone needs third line; to the 7players vie for e to e wrds we it 3 spots then an excellent shooter, and By RICK GOSSELIN a fine backchecker — which is his on State News Sports Writer strongest point." Frank DeMarco is left )k MSU hockey coach Amo a wingman of unlimited ability. He Bessone has scored six goals last season with the varsity, and could score ckly his mind that he must a huge jigsaw puzzle on solve by Friday night. All of the pieces of plenty more this season. He proved this Saturday night. The the the puzzle have been in front of him everyday for the youngest of the DeMarco brothers scored his first him months, and all have different dimensions past two season after twice goal of the and characteristics. The barely missing, seconds earlier, on two fine ill," problem doesn't seem too deflections. complex, but Bessone is somewhat stumped. He must find the Bob Michelutti is close to the "g a proper order, and create a right three pieces, put them in top in the berth battle. He scored third line that will the goal that sealed the do first two lines. complement his Buckeye defeat Friday night, and has been offensively effective despite limited service. line In doing so, the Al Laking and Bill Spartan coach must chose from seven Sipola have been competing for the number ead with equal calibre but with players three center post since the first "We've got to find out who drastically different styles. day of practice. up works well with who," Bessone "Laking is a good, steady hockey player," Bessone said. "But ■sto ned Ice battle said. "A pattern will alternate and keep eventually come out, but we've got to Sipola is right up there even with him. It'll just continue until one shows he belongs." Montreal Yvam Cournoyer (dark uniform) and Detroit's experimenting until it is established." the | won this game, 5-3, but Larry Jakinovich has been a study of continuous Dennis Hogan, a junior Gerry Hart battle for the puck during are still mired in fifth development from Sudbury, Ont., is another of the National Hockey League game in Sunday night's NHL's Eastern Division. place in the as a college forward up to this point. He has looked talented competitors. bout Detroit. The Red Wings not only as a impressive potential goal scorer, but also as a penalty killer. "Hogan has all the stuff to make it," Bessone said. "With the :u of AP Wirephoto "Jak has a lot of talent he has, he could potential," Bessone said. "He's a fast skater, play right wing on any line we have." is1 Rick Houtteman was another of the position - hungry forwards "rhi\ looking for a job, but Bessone found a spot of better use for the Angels talents of the St. Clair Shores Lakeview product — defense. There 3 with Chicago are only seven remaining. swap t*ner Come Friday night, three players will get the nod as third liners. but Four talented reserves will wait along the sidelines. Three linec are will a necessity when a team is scheduled to face Michigan Tech for a and LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The California weekend series. lood Angels turned out to be the smallest in recorded obtained center field defensive whiz Ken history. Johnstone, pitcher Tom Berry in Only eight players were chosen for a total Bradley, and catcher in 1970 with the New York Mets. a six • player deal with the of Tom Egan. Foy was Chicago White Sox Monday at the opening of the winter baseball meetings and announced they think the swap $200,000 — and the Angels were the most active team in that, too, as the only club to draft as In the draft, the Angels picked righthanded pitcher Fred Lasher, 29, who was briefly with picked from Tidewater of the League by owner Bob Short of the International Washington Room and Dorm Decorations could win the American many as two players. the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Senators, who explained he'd rather have a "man League's Western I he Angels - White Sox swap also Indians, from who can play, even if he's Division title for them in 1971. Wichita of the American Association on the first tarnished" than an "We have made ourselves a Angels' General Manager Dick Walsh, contender," said pointing overshadowed the first deal of the for sent - 1 exchange in which the veteran meetings, a 1 - Baltimore Orioles round and catcher John Phoenix of the Pacific Coast Stephenson from League in the unknown. Lefty Phillips, manager of the Angels, with his General agreed for Christmas out that Berry completes an outfield relief pitcher Myron "Moe" second. Manager that Monday's trade, trio that Drabowsky also inc ludes American League to the St. Louis Cardinals for young The first player chosen in the following the deal earlier this winter in which batting champion infielder Jerry Davanon. draft, by the San California obtained Alex Johnson in left field and Conigliaro, catcher Jerry rrell, obtained in October from the Boston in right. Tony Conigliaro, Red Sox, far for In addition to the 29 more his - year noted for his brilliant bat, the Angels also received • old Berry, who is glove work than Diego Padres who had first choice by virtue of their last place finish last - old lefthanded season, was 22 - year - pitcher William Laxton of Moses, and pitcher Ray Jarvis from the Red "gives us a shot at the Western Division title." "Last year we lost Sox, plus The deal overshadowed the annual utility Audubon, N.J. quite a few games on draft of infielder Syd O'Brien and defense," said Phillips, who piloted the pitcher Billy Wynne Angels to Surprise of the draft was the selection of Joe Many minor league players by the tilts liege will majors — which from the White Sox, for center fielder Jay Foy, 26 - year ■ old third baseman who flopped a third - Minnesota Twins. place finish, 12 games behind the new gifts that have npus ' on CHARGED WITH INDECENCY Join just arrived for the holidays the Cassette Rentzel on inactive list Revolution! The Card Shop Annex DALLAS Rentzel, (UPI) Dallas — Lance Cowboys University Park Police Forrest Keene Chief "Punishment said -d/or I 351-8182. 3 campus. spring. Eden Roc Aviation 3-12-3 apartment I Angie, 351-4635. 4-12-4 ' • EMPLOYMENT Scooters & Cycles LOVELY Hew bi-leve FURNISHED, 1 bedroom APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. for 4 peopli • FOR RENT apartment across from campus WINTER, TWO man furnished ,latl blocks fror Automotive HONDA, 250 with 350 kit, new $140. 351 5696. 5-12-4 If you're a student or married near Sparrow. $110/mon,h Apartments clutch, battery, chain, $350, couple looking for a comfortable 484-6147.2-12-2 person per Houses life style at reasonable prices, keep 337 0600. 4 FORD 1967. Fairlane GT; 390, four 655-1883. Extra parts. 1-12-1 ONE BEDROOM apartment in mind that our rental counselors ONE OR Rooms speed; excellent condition. unfurnished. $155. Winter / two girls own room are interested in assisting you in term. wmttrl j 882-8332. 5-12-3 Chalet. 332-2905. » FOR SALE Auto Service & Parts spring. Princeton Arms. 351 4734. finding the 312 4 5-12-4 right apartment. Animals FORD 1 967. Galaxie 500 Roommate service is also available ^artan H/ Mobile Homes convertible, power steering and MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East SUBLEASE: . . . Stop in our office at 444 CEDAR GREENS winter term, 3-man, winter and Michigan Avenue and let us aid brakes. Had good care. Great Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. 351 9286 or .PERSONAL . . . spring. University Villa, 2 you in locating an apartment for shape. Call 487 0202. 5-12-3 Complete auto painting and bedrooms. 351-2613. 3-12-2 • PEANUTS PERSONAL collision service. IV 5-0256. C your type of life. HALSTEAD 1 Bedroom » REAL MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O Furnished fclRL NEEDEC ESTATE GARAGE SALE. 1967 Shelby GT DIMONDALE, 2 bedroom for winter • RECREATION 350 show car; 1967 Aztec CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, Short Term Leasts reasonable, ( unfurnished. $125/month. Phone ONE BEDROOM 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. furnished, Avenger; 1961 Dune buggy with 646 8907 after 5 p.m. 5-12-4 Pdrk Lane. 3; ♦SERVICE rebuilt engine. Call Jay, 351-1378. 430 South Clipper!, back of Koko carpeted, all utilities paid. Call Typing Service Bar. 0-12-1 351-9286, 372-1031. O Call 351-8631 4-12-4 4 DESPERATELY NEEDED 1 girl. lix WOMEN n • TRANSPORTATION Riverside, 4-man. $52.50. Call near Berkey AT MEL'S we repair all foreign and* NEED ONE man for GTO 1966. Rebuilt engine. 4 speed, large, facilities avail » WANTED American If we can't fix it, it 355-1944. 3-12-2 comfortable 4-man. 10 minutes to tires, new cars. FEMALE snow battery, etc. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Berkey. Winter, spring 351-1914. ROOMMATE, 9'adJ 337 9748. 4- 351-1314. 3-12-2 preferred, own bedroom DEADLINE EDEN ROC. Girl to sublet winter 4-12-4 spring. Call 351-0170 4 12 4 . winter< 1 P.M. class and/or spring. No damage deposit. ITUDIO, $75. I one day IH HALF ton pick-up, '62. V-8, 3 Aviation 513 Forrest. I before publication. 351-2791. 2-12-1 EFFICIENCY. OKEMOS. Nice, GIRL speed. 353-6226. 5-12-3 WANTED, winter terni private, clean. Sublet winter Haslett Arms. Cancellations - 12 noon FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to and/or Close cheapi |.2 GIRLS. Pri IMPALA 1967. 2-door, hardtop. V-8 spring. $95/month. 351-3244. 2-12 2 campus. Full one class day before learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. sublet winter and/or spring. 351-3109. 4-12 4 automatic, new tires, battery. Special $5.00 offer. 484 1324. C with prof publication. $1195. 485-5743. 1-12-1 $55/month. 351-2793. 5-12-4 MALE ROOMMATE. 353-6485. 4-1 WANTED: ONE girl to sublet winter across from Apartment PHONE Union. Completely 3558255 IMPALA Good 1965. condition. V-8, automatic. Best offer. Employment NEED: ONE girl for spacious 2 man. Good location. 355-1944. 5-12-4 term. Call 337-2543. 3-12-3 furnished. Not a plastic place. Call 351-3815 after 1 comply | AST distance lansir msi FOUR pm 355-3182. 3-12-2 FAST GROWING company now has MAN apartment to sublet 3 12 3 parking 337-5 RATES ONE MAN needed to sublease winter openings for several full time men. beginning winter. $60 per person. 1 day $1.50 or winter and Meadowbrook LEMANS 1965 2 door hardtop. V-8 Also 2 part time positions open. spring. Trace. 393-7837. Houses |EN. SHARE r 15c per word per day engine, 4 speed, $595. CROSBY'S PONTIAC AND bucket seats. Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m.-4 Employment For Rent Meadowbrook 5-12-4 Trace. 393-6762. 3-12-3 Clean, quiet, campus. 487- 3 days $4.00 p.m. only. C GIRL ONE NEEDED. $68/month. Own BUICK SALES. 482-9776. 5-12-2 NEEDED: 6 young men and women, MONTH free rent. Girl, 13Vic per word per day FURNISHED UPPER room. No lease. Call 5 days $6.50 MAVERICK 1970. Automatic, BABYSITTER. Monday, Winter Wednesday, Friday, term. for outside order department, rooms and apartment. bath. Married couple 4 CAPITOL Furnished, COMPLEX 2 bedroom duplex. near $65/month. occupancy. 351-1939. 3-12-3 Immediate 3-12-2 3519322 £ ^LE STUDEN | Parking availal evenings and weekend, part time only. Available December 1. 13c per word per day returning to school. Pay balance. 12:30 - 5:30. Tuesday, Thursday, Carpeted, fireplace, garage. NEEDED ONE p.m. 332-5791 work. Call 485-9700. X-10-12-4 Reasonable. girl for house near 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 Phone 351-8231. December 15. Also 2 and 3 room (based on 10 words per ad) 11:30 - 5:30. Walking distance WORKING GIRLS for 3-man, 2 campus. $65/month 351-1376 1-12-1 campus. Evenings, 351-8449, PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 furnished apartments. Girls or bedroom. 355-1725 or 339-9077. 3-12-3 Ingle / doi Peanuts Personals MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, 351-8558. 1-12-1 married couples. Phone 489-1276. 4-12-4 Male, quie' must be hours per week. right hand Automobile ONE MALE to sublet 3-man 5-12-4 Available Dece pre-paid. drive, overdrive. required. 351-5800. O THREE BEDROOM house large 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 TELEPHONE SALES office has apartment, $80 month. No ONE BEDROOM furnished. Clean, 2-12 2 two yard, pets welcome. $200 month There will be a 50c service MAKE A little money — Peddle Red damage deposit, close. 351-1381. NEED FOURTH girl sublease Winter quiet. Parking. 7 minutes from openings. Gal or guy wanted to 4-12-4 485-1326. 3-12-3 and bookkeeping charge if MUSTANG 1965. Convertible, start immediately. Part time Apple News — buy from us at and/or spring. Americana. campus. $125. 485 6581. 4 12-4 Ingle room this ad is not paid within automatic, V-8, clean, good tires. hours, convenient office location 10c/each, sell for 25c. Pick 351-2707. 5-12-4 HALF Quiet, comfor BLOCK $690. Phone 655-1636 after 6 and copies in Man up NEED TWO girls. Winter $50/month ONE BEDROOM upstairs, furnished, to campus. Four | IV 2-8304. 3-1 one week. good starting salary plus & Nature or winter / spring $55/ month. bedrooms, dining room, fireplace p.m. 5-12-4 GIRL DESPERATELY $105 plus deposit, lease 485-0728 bonuses (not commission). For Bookstore, 3rd floor Student University Terrace. needed 1 Vi baths. Two car The State News will be Services Building. 1-12-1 Roomy winter and anytime. 3-12-1 garage lUDY ROOM appointment call Mr. Mast, apartment. Across from campus. spring! $65. University 351-3827. 3-12-3 responsible only for the MUSTANG 69 Grande Red, V-8, 372-2883. B-12-1 332-4102. 3-12-2 Terrace. 351-2638. 1-11-30 LARGE SINGLE bedroom furnished. j Quiet. No stick shift, excellent '332-3 1 70. 2-13 condition. first day's incorrect 355-5942. 3-12-3 TEACHER FOR Jewish For Rent Close to campus. $165. Available OUTSTANDING TWO bedroom. insertion. Sunday STUDIO AND EAST LANSING near North Francis, refrigerator, one bedroom, campus. One immediately. 355-0890. 4-12-4 range WO G I R LS School. Grades 3-4, Experience t\/ furnished. carpeted. AND stereo rentals, satisfaction Parking. 351-6586. bedroom, furnished. Large, airy Couples. 3721336. MUSTANG, 1965 dark blue. with children in classroom, camp, before 3 p.m. 4-12 4 privileges, love guaranteed. Free delivery, service 5-12-4 rooms. Air GIRL WINTER reduced Automatic V-8. $550. 353-6495 conditioned. — rent. after 4 p.m. 1-1 or youth group required. Call antj Good or 355-7917 after 6 p.m. 4-12-4 337-0168.3-12-2 pick-up. Call NEJAC, Beautifully maintained. Select roommates — bathe ,..j 337-1300. C NEED FOUR winter or winter / regularly. Cedar NEED ONE for 4 bedroom clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or Village. person m.c.a. - roo OLDS^O^Lt 442, 1965. Rebuilt START YOUR own business. No spring. Near Berkey. Call after 5:30 p.m., 351-1328. 3-12-2 882-6549. O 337 2568. 4 12-4 house. Winter, spring. Si or women. Mer Automotive 425-350 engine. Many accessories, 'ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. Lansing. Phone 482-3097. 6-114 1 Parking, color must sell. 646-6802. 3-12-3 SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV NEW CEDAR Village apartment for NEEDED ONE man for 3 man required. 393-2510. 5-12-4 FREE MONTH'S Rent: One man for gym. Student r CAMARO 1967 SS convertible - 4 RENTALS. 372-4948. C rent winter and spring. 351-1785. apartment winter and spring term. GIRL NEEDED winter. Ovsn roon. speed. Excellent condition. Cedar Village. Occupancy 5-12-1 Furnished. Close to campus. Call 551 Call OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1968. BABYSITTER. 3 - 5 p.m. Weekdays Lexington, 332-0968 No iPITOL CLUB, 351-2496. 5-12-2 December first. No rent until 351-0726. 4-12-4 utilities. 2-12-1 Many, many extras. Excellent in TV RENTALS Students only. Low and my apartment. 355-3206. - January first. Call 332-3452 or women. condition. Low 5-12-4 monthly and term rates. Call ONE GIRL for Cedar Village, winter 484-4422. 0-7-1 mileage. Best 351-6877. 3-12-2 CHEVROLET 1961, V-8, good offer. 351-2645, weekends 351-7900 to term. $55/month. 351-1986. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are condition, new brakes, generator, or reserve yours. 5-11-30 now leasing student I0M FOR man 339-9444. 10-12-3 TWO MEN needed for light delivery UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C uniti. These exhaust, $250. 393-8973. 4-12-4 NEEDED ONE girl for Winter and spacious luxury apartments are work. Must have car. And know completely 211'i E. Grand TV Spring term. Call 351-1272. carpeted and furnished with distinctive PLYMOUTH 1949. Special deluxe. RENTALS. Color and black and NEED winter. Spanish Mediterranean CHEVROLET campus. 372-0067. 2-12-1 3-12-2 Belair. Good MINT condition. $695 FIRM. white. MARSHALL MUSIC H aslettRtvf.a. No deposit. furniture. Each unit has a >0M FOR 12, i condition. Call after 5 p.m. Best COMPANY, 351-7830. C 351-1285. 5-12-2 dishwasher, garbage disposal and term. offer. 355-3243. 5-12-4 Call 627-9128. 5-12-4 PART TIME male telephone TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. individual control • central air Room, be canvassing. Good hourly wages. Lake view lots. $30 a week. No conditioning. These four man 332-3574. 11-11 RENAULT, 1966 - Four door Must have good speaking voice. REFRIGERATORS AND stereos for NEED ONE girl units have up to 3 CHEVROLET ST ATI ON WAGON, sedan. 35,000 actual miles. 1 lease. 15 minutes from campus. to sublet winter parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure Call Mr. Atchley, dorms and apartments. A to Z 641-6601. 5-12-4 term. Haslett Arms. 351-7069. 'OM AND boarc 1964. Excellent condition. $250 393-5460, Equal time has been or best offer. 355-6028. 3-12-1 owner. Radio. $300. IV 2-9776. Opportunity employer. 4-12-4 RENTAL. 337-1617. 4-12-14 5-12-3 adequately planned for with a giant heated Women s co-op 5-12-2 CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 swimming pool, recreation room* and private balconies. If you 2 12-1 CHEVROLET 1966 automatic. Very PART TIME, South Pennsylvania. QUIET ONE GIRL wanted for earn up to $50-$75 per want to bn good condition. Best offer. SPRITES, TWO types, blue and One really good, other week. Car necessary. Call Apartments location for married grad students Meadowbrook Trace. Immediate among the first residents of TWYCKINGi !AM cad TRACTIVE SIN 355-5962 afternoons. 2-12-2 green. 351-7319 for interview. C and faculty. One bedroom occupancy. Call 393 8056. 3-12-1 today. There are units starting at $65/month per man. woman. Near ca needs a little attention. 332 1 746 5-12-' Price, GIRL FOR winter term. 2-man, furnished, $160 monthly. . whatever you have handy. See WANTED: BABYSITTER $75/month. Call CORVETTE 1963 - 6 Geri, 351-1304 Immediate possession. Call OKEMOS, ONE MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT SUNDAY coupe, 327. Hurst, them at Precision Imports, 1206 month old girl, 6 - 8 hours daily, 3 evenings. 3-12-3 Manager, 393-8657 bedro«jrr%furnished, OMS 10 minun clean. Call 12-4 p.m., IV 4-9189. E. Oakland. 482-4444. 5-12-1 days / week. Holt. Come in. PROPERTY or FOX utilities '"Qpt^^ViSO. Call FOR RENTAL INFORMATION Completely furr 2-12-1 MANAGEMENT, Sunday • v.iursday, 351-0319. CALL: 694-9686. 2-12-1 ONE BEDROOM apartment 372-1954. O before 4 p.m. C 5-12-1 MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 TRIUMPH TR-250. 1968. Wire furnished to sublet. or 332-644I DATSUN 1965. 4 Reduced door, good wheels, SELL NO longer loved condition. Price $475. c.OV-Ont condition. antiques for rates. Winter / spring. 337-9512. SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES For; Call $1995 or yjie. 489-5988 days. cash with a Classified Ad. Dial 2-12-2 655-1147. 5-12-4 5-12-3 355-8255 now! AVAILABLE. IH MODEL 27 MALE NEEDED TO share 4-man ■stereo Roommate receiver, ®tuj>cfeingf)am apartment. Reasonable, close to campus. 410 Park Lane, preo Tet. amp. Wh Garrard 332-2414. 4-12-4 Wanted! Empire turntabl U EAST LANSING. 1 and 2 bedrooms, Join the MA NA CEMENT EXCI. USI VEl. YBY pompact stereo ?mps, tuners, furnished. Reasonable rates. Alco Management Company recorders, tape < Swimming MANAGEMENT pool. HALSTEAD COMPANY, Campus "B track tapes. 8 tr BOO used album! A 351-7910. 4-12 4 Hill Mob Valkie - talkies, Equipment tested NEED ONE man immediately for pave three man. 351-2098.4-12 4 $58.00 monthly. CROSSWORD " i L C O X money S E 'TORE, 509 SUBLEASE WINTER, Spring. PUZZLE 185-4391, 8 - 5:3 tiru Saturday. C Luxury 4 man duplex. Utilities paid. 351-7349. 4-12-4 ■■1 ACROSS 27. Subtle 'S iilfei % emanation HEADMASTE TWO BEDROOM apartment, 4. Inflict 28. Prosecutes □□□ gpn findings, poles, b 5 and boot furnished, 7.1 egendary 30. Still tree. $ no lease, near campus, king I' $175 12. High flier iHHH m.-351-4326. 3- OPEN-END LEASES 32. Flange month. Graduate student desired. 3-12-3 487-3218 after 5 p.m. 13. Old World lizard 33. Myth 35. Arrest UBaSoni bdoj as ize 9. and baby !RT SKI S, Poles a 14. Mental state 36. King Arthur's COLLEGE AREA: 1 bedroom, fully Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of 15. Isometric uaua BU 84 7858, after 6 | their lance furnished. Heat furnished. $150 apartments are occupied. However, in some units men IB. Compute 37. Headland per month. Call 351-2439. 4-12-4 or women 17. Utmost ie FRAMES? Ma roommates are still needed. 39.Cape 48. Chargers 4. Toward the ' hyperbole yellow gold hartebeest mouth THREE BEDROOM 18. Honey DOWN discount, 261e furnished. 42. Profuse 5. Rare Immediate occupancy. Take over lease Meadowbrook Trace. Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month and 9-month 20. Asi.ir\ 25. Pipe fitting 45. 46 Ration Lizard genus 1. Doctrine 2. Low 6. Before 7. Twin crystal j^enue. 372-7409 485-6441 after 5 p.m. 4-12-4 open-end leases. 26. Furious ON DASHER! ON DANCER! ON 47. limas 8. Tropical liwd 1S|CAL 3. Side by side GIRL FOR LARGE 2 man winter. beginning ■ Central Air Condtioning ■ All Utilities included F 3 5~" 6 % 7 A 9 IO ii 9. Flounder 10. French friend rands. 30% off 51-5869. C INSTR I PRANCER AND DATSUN Quiet, close, parking. except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes 12 13 11. Bursa • • • 351-5669. 4 12 4 ACROSS FROM campus. One girl for ■ Completely Furnished ■ ■ Study Area with Balcony or Patio Units drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen •H & IS 17. Sea duck 18. Tableland NOW IN STOCK FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY winter term. Reasonable. featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range ■ Disposer M >r 19. Hebrew month CHRI Dishwasher ■ Laundry facilities ■ Storage and Y/' ■ 351-0154. 4-12-4 21. Synthetic DATSUN ■ Unlimited Parking. ■ Party Room "ft ii if iS 54 fabric TWO BEDROOM 22. Heliotrope !/2-TON PICK-UP . . .$1895 POE campus. one block Winter, spring. Parking from TS )6 l7 23. Diva's roundi spaces. Call 337-9312. 4-12-4 specialty M if Jo il A. 24. English Decemt Student essayist STORY REDUCED RATES one or two JJ Low Down needed. Close. Winter. 332-1741. girls It u 29. Sunday lecture Financing 4-12-4 M V IT 31, Oppressor New Y Payment Available ONE GIRL wanted Cedar Village. APARTMENTS Model Apartment 202-A *9 y4 % Mi HI % % A $ 34. Ruminants 38. Century plant :rnPloyment DATSUN SALES $65 Winter or Winter / spring. MwwfMlf MODEL PHONE 351-0782 >li % ♦ MM 39. Hired car 40. Stout o i 2 Big Lots to Serve You 351 9099. 4-12 4 m East Michigan Ave. at Frandor Open Monday, Thursday, and SCHOSTA^ On Grand River West of Okemos Rd. T~ 41. Wing ANGLC Friday evenings until 9 NEEDED TWO girls for four man. 42. Asphyxia" ^ blocks East of Showroom , PHONE 351-0400 Twyckingham. Winter / Spring. Call 351-8374. 4 12 4 Practically next door to Coral Gables. % 43. Disencumber 44. S-shaped curvt 60A Pyle Strc A nbcr ' |()70| Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan news fied For Rent Tuesday. December I. 1^70 13 For Sale 255 ggEO one girl. 3 girl houM. Clou For Sale IIS™!"? NBW 'U' burglaries increase )0 campui. $188/ttrm. Will COLLIERS Encyeloptdla, bookewt, 2 dictionaries, low FLEA MARKET, 40,000 used reduce. 337-2398. 4-12-4 books, price Call 882 8837. 5-12-4 10c and 50c each. Phone 669 9311.4-12-4 WEED ONE girl for houie, own • nt SALE ON East room, close, 351-4548. 2-12-2 women's shoes, 8V4B. Lansing is the place (Continued from page 1) Excellent condition, PIANO — LOWERY upright. 3 years where the individual resides for use," Zutaut said. "So the recovery of these is very difficult." slightly used Most students' items 353 3626. 5-12-4 old. Like new. Phone 393-2827. the greater portion of his are not insured, and they take the loss Zutaut said few instances occur when the thief must force open —— jIASON. 3 bedroom duplex. 2 ■ 4 time; if fury apartmen| 3-12-2 • something is stolen, Tucker said. a door to a student's room. blocks to school* and downtown SKIS. BLIZZARD That the individual have no Stolen items sometimes are Usually the door is already unlocked. "The biggest problem we find in ;ee„551 $65 / a'm; Mason. Children and pets $100. Also Hart superepoxy. New. APARTMENT SIZE refrigerator and other legal residence as second - hand pawned or sold in a different city to trying to prevent thefts on •• iTKJnth. welcome. Phone 676-1883. 5-12-4 superpro. $40. evidenced by such documents as dealers, he explained. Returning these items campus is trying to convince students the importance of Call Peggy, 332-5053. B 12-1 small freezer. Dryer. Good their owners depends to and locking up their securing condition. 339-8833. 2-12-1 a drivers' license or automobile mainly on keeping a record of serial or property," he said. Girl FOR 7-girl house. $70. Phone model numbers. "And this doesn't apply only to term breaks but also to all times F w'n'er and/o, 351 -8182. 3-12-1 ANTIQUE SHOW and certification; Once an item is ,oc December 5, 10 a.m. to 9 sale • The individual has recovered, Tucker said, the owner's during a term." apart meni, no identification is the big problem. Richard O. 4-12-4 [lEW BI-LEVEL duplex. 3 bedrooms December 6, noon till 7 p.m.; p.m. St. Animal* intention of returning to a prior Capt. Adam J. Zutaut of the Bernitt, director of public safety, advised that the Dept. of Public Safety said a slight student living in a residence hall should remove his (or 4 people; Semi - furnished. 5 David's Episcopal residence or location which he valuables from Church, 1519 FREE TO good homes increasein breaking and his room, make certain the room door is h furnished f|3 blocks from campus; $55 per Elmwood Rd. Just north only. Two considers his home; in entering incidents on campus has occurred locked and arm himself of aged horses. line with an increase in with a list of property models and serial S1 Lansing Mall. 5-12-4 Inquire, 351-1272 • The individual has not voted other crimes. numbers. 10/month. | person per month; no pets; Call after 6 p.m. Zutaut said 337 0600. 4-12-1 only. 3-12-3 by absentee ballot in any other the most /something negotiable" such as money or books are Action on burglaries for MSU police diminishes during a term BOOK SALE state election within the last six frequent items stolen from dormitories. He break, Bernitt said, because students leave campus and are not Old and Rare STABLES added that f n room, vvint«r I Books. Paperback Sale, — 10'x10' box stalls. 10VS clothing, jewelry and stereos are also prime theft aware of larcenies until they return. Rooms 50% off. acres months. targets. '2905.3 12 4 Hardbacks, 25c and up. riding area. Board your "Many of the items stolen are Residence halls represent the single most critical Used Textbooks, 25 - 75% off. We horses. Feed, stable and apparently stolen for personal area during paddock term buy all books anytime. by the day, week or month. We break, Bernitt said. SPARTAN HALL now leasing for give REENS winter term. Singles, men, women. THE block USED BOOKSTORE. GIBSON'S 1 your horse TLC. Call ask for Ed 393-8946and a it's na what's ranni Thieves who hit dormitories have no consistent added. Police pay particular attention to pattern, he 351 9286 or 372-1031. 0-12-4 west of Union. 0 12-1 Tripp. 18-12-3 buildings which close I during a break, and they give routine attention to those which UNIQUE BEAUTIFUL remain open, he added. HAPPENING urnished kiRL NEEDED to share room for 2 CHRISTMAS Gifts. Inflatable plastic chairs, months. RED setter pups. Two for winter term only. Shots, registered. Cooking, sofas. Easy to mail. Call hassocks, 351 -4744, Leases reasonable, close to campus. 410 337-9215 evenings. 3-12-3 noon Park Lane. 332-2414. 4-12-4 - midnight. 0-12-4 8631 IX WOMEN needed in large house WINGATE like new. Nice 10 key adding machine, Mobile Homes ASMSU budget near Berkey. Room / board Christmas gift, $50 Phone 482-9805. S 12-4 1969 HILLCREST (Continued from facilities available. Contact Deluxe, 12 X 60, page 1) Donna, 2 bedroom. provided for in the budget, she 337 9748. 4-12-4 Fully carpeted, Best ^AT£. 9'aaJ MUST SELL. Offer!! Call 625-3520. $1.00 service charge MSU VOLUNTEER CHRISTMAS suggested that ASMSU could said. Beautiful full W. per NEW MSU VOLUNTEERS. |Jroom, winter' German made cello. size insertion — to be pre¬ RECEPTION. President Wharton is are If you replace some of its full - time "If the board shows greater TUDIO, $75. Room, $50. Deposit. 332-0408 planning to join the ^0 4-12-4 513 Forrest. 332-2947. 2-12-2 after 4 p.m. 4-12-4 MARLETTE, 12x63, 12' Expando. paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 planning to extend Christmas tidings volunteers Winter term, please MSU secretaries with work - study financial responsibility with the $3000 in to MSU Volunteers plan people, keep extras. Washer, dryer, Friday, to attend one of the Orientation - a closer watch over money it already has, I think winter tern,. VOX central air, shed. Will sacrifice. class day before. December 4 from 2 4 p.m. in the the use of office phones and students will CONTINENTAL - Training Sessions to be held during be much more Close, cheapi •2 GIRLS. Privacy, comfort, near Leslie speaker. Get Organ with 882-8989 after 5 p.m. or Green Room of the Union. All MSU have organizations pay for their campus. Full bath, meals possible both for just Volunteers are Registration Week and the first few susceptible to the idea of $350. 351-3067. 4-12-4 weekends. 7-12-4 urged to come. r with prof family. 337-1525, The lawyer will be at ASMSU from Refreshments compliments of Union days of classes. All the session will be own postage costs. increasing the student tax," Miss 7 p.m. in the Stefanoff Apaitment 353-6485. 4-12-4 GENERAL, 12'x52', 1964. Skirted. 1:30 - 4:30 p.m. every Board. at Lounge in Operating expenses currently Banks said. WIG, ASH Blond dutch afternoon this term. Call Wednesday Student Services. account for "I think the important Completely new. $10. boy. Almost With washer. Behind Gables. 353-0659 Thursday, Jan. 7; $21,514 of thing is lastic compiei AST LANSING male. Walking 351-8299. 2-12-2 351-6319. 5-12-4 for an appointment. The MSU RAILROAD CLUB will Monday, Jan. 11; Wednesday, Jan. ASMSU's expenditures, about to rechannel funds into areas 15 after 1 p.m distance MSU. Fireplace, quiet, have its final meeting of the term 13; and Thursday, Jan. 14. 40 per cent of where they can do the most CHEST, the annual parking 337-9633. 3-12-3 $12,95. Stove, $12.95. AMERICAN Experienced Volunteers are also 1968, 12x56, down tonight in Room 37, Union. Plans are ASMSU budget. good for students, even if it Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95. payment. Owner will welcome. ABC hold being finalized for publicity "There's no question that means cutting back office |EN SHARE room. $130 a term. SECONDHAND STORE, contract. IV 9-6624. 5-12-2 Clean, quiet, cooking, 1 block to 1208 Turner. C Real Estate campaigns during winter term and work will begin in the There will be SDS Complex meetings ASMSU would become less efficiency. The point is for [ spring on tonight at 8 p.m. in Mason lower efficient in some ways with students to get the maximum campus. 487-5753, 485-8836. [/month. all 351-9322, Own O NEED: USED Nikon, Nikormatt, Nikkorex camera body. Also used MARLETTE 1967. 12x50 Lot available. Phone furnished. 625-7043 IF YOU WANT SOME changes made check the "household Steam Locomotive No. 1225. Charter memberships are still available, lounge and Hubbard North Lounge. Topics for discussion will be ROTC, cutbacks in office personnel, but I think that return on their tax dollars." ME STUDENTS. Single rooms. after 4 p.m. 2-12-1 goods" for there are better Tonight's ASMSU meeting will »: dark sale in today's Classified Ads. the SDS National Convention Parking available. Call after 5:30 room equipment, prefer MSU VOLUNTEER CHRISTMAS on ways the money could be be held at 7:30 in the Abbott p.m. 332-5791. 5-12-4 complete Dec. 26 and or house I set. 351-9160. 3-12-3 PARTY. The MSU Volunteer Bureau anything else people spent." Hall dining room. n■ Lost & Found want to discuss. h 351-1376. |nGIE / DOUBLE winter term. CANON FL lens 28mm Service is planning an evening Christmas Miss Banks said she would f3.5, 135mm GOLD MEDALLION. Party for MSU Volunteers and the raise the issue at tonight's Male, quiet, near f2.8. Cases, hoods. Vicinity SEWING, MSU SAILING CLUB Parking. 337-2609. children they work with for MEETING ASMSU meeting, and wanted Available December 14. 332-3094 4 12-4 Jenison Locker room. Wednesday, DRESSMAKING and Friday, tonight in Room 35, Union at 7:30 house larje designing. Get your holiday December 4, from 6 - 9 p.m. feedback from students as to 2-12 2 November 16. Large reward. Call party Party p.m. Election ASMSU act results are: i. $200 'month. 353-7614. 7-12-4 dresses made now. plans include use of all the Union how they wanted their tax 100 USED Vacuum cleaners. Tanks, Long or short. Commodore, Chuck White; Vice Will pick recreational activities, games and - |NGLE ROOM for graduate canisters and uprights up and deliver if a Commodore, Adrianne Strong; dollars spent. male. Guaranteed Road Runner film festival. If necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.,n. you and "If we can operate well Quiet, comfortable. Parking one full year. $7 88 and Treasurer, Dale Campus. Four IV 2-8304. 3-12-3 Call DENNIS DISTR I BUTING up. Personal 15-12-4 your guests need a ride to the party, Corresponding Secretary, Donna Bryant; enough despite the cutbacks, we ,nrot fireplace contact the Volunteer Bureau Kendrick; Recording Secretary, Pat (Continued from page 1) car COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. THIS AD is worth 50c toward one RIDING TAUGHT by Transportation Pool at 353-4402, can use the savings to help a lot garage 'UDY ROOM for male student. Opposite City Market. C-12-3 qualified Cross; and Rear Commodore, Jeff of other people do a lot of fine The board's proposal will now hour of play at Golden instructor. Sunnyhill Farms. 15 and we will try to arrange Quiet. No Eight Ball it for you. Norris. This will be our last cooking, parking. Billiard minutes meeting. things," she said. go to the Student Affairs 332-3170 2-12-2 SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. Lounge. 2019 East from MSU campus. Our next regatta is at Tulane /O . Michigan. 484-9533. 5-12-4 699-2815. 5-12-1 Inter - Varsity Christian Miss Banks said that along Committee for f u r t h e bedroom, Brand new University in New Orleans on Dec. * portables — $49.95, with gerator, range, Fellowship will meet in the lounge at 28, 29 and 30. providing additional funds consideration. WO GIRLS needed $5.00 per month. Is. Kitchen Large selection FREE A lesson in NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE Bethel Manor, 803 E. Grand River at for activities already provided Walter F. Johnson, vice - 372-1336, privileges, lovely home. 351-5604 of reconditioned used ... complexion machines. care. Call COPY SHOPPE can show 8 p.m. tonight. Centering in on the for in the budget, after 4 p.m. 1-12-1 Singers, 484-4519, East Michigan you Two Movies: David Harris in savings in chairman of the Faculty Steering Whites, Necchis, New or 485-7197, Lansing Mall. how to get two Xerox topic of "Lordship," Mr. Keith Hunt Home & copies for "Political Prisoner" and operating expenses could be Committee said Monday that if "Many Others." $19.95 MERLE NORMAN the price of one. Phone and his wife, Rusty, will be "Army." COSMETIC 332-4222. asking Sponsored by the MSU Faculty for used for helping the draft two such ^r 4 bedroom W.C.A. — ROOMS for young man to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS STUDIOS. C-12-3 C and answering questions which are of proposals are in Peace in conjunction with the E. .spring. Si or women. Membership privileges. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, continual importance to any person counseling center, a problem conflict, the decision to amend •3097. 6U-4 j 1115 North Lansing Draft Information Center. pregnancy center, the Raft, most logically would be made Parking, color TV, lounge, pool, Washington, APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE or CARICATURES DONE in desiring a deeper and more vital 489-6448. C-12-3 charcoal. Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 2 and gym. Student rates. 489-6501. 0 just drop in UNION BUILDING Satisfaction or money back. Christian experience. 3 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 Listening Ear and other according to procedures k Own room. BARBER p.m. in Wells organizations. SHOP. 355-3359. 351-8866. 2-12-2 Hall. presently in the freedom report. I32-0968 No PlTOL CLUB. 200 rooms, men GREAT BOOKS of Western World C-12-1 Interested in ballroom dancing? The estimated savings from The report now states tnat all and plus Gateway Series, 74 volumes. IF YOUR Want Ad Come and join the fun, beginners and women. $12 furnished, Call 355-9755. 3-12-3 was running today The Winter Term Book Exchange is making her proposed cutbacks amendments and revisions must 484-4422 0-7-12-4 NAVAL AVIATION is the your vacancy would experienced alike tonight at 8 - 9:30 would also provide a . only way probably be coming. There will be a pick-up of surplus of pass through the Academic to fly! Placement filled. Dial 355-8255 now! p.m. in room 34 of the Women's I ,M. g student I0M FOR LOOKING FOR exotic, unusual gift? Bureau, books to be sold, FINALS WEEK, in $5,000 which the board could Council and the board of man over Revco Store. November 30 December 4. Any questions call 355-8555. - W. Shaw Meeting Room from 12 -6 use for ompletely 211'/, E. Grand River. 6-12-4 Please call 351-5598 after 1 B-12-1 Records welcome. groups or projects not trustees. p.m. p.m. on Dec. 8, 9, 10. The Winter iterranean 4-12 4 Typing Service Term Book Exchange will take place posal and >0M FOR 12, doubles. $200 per Peanuts Personal The German Club will hold its in W. Shaw Lower Lounge, Winter term. XMAS IDEA: COMPLETE THESES Christmas meeting on Wednesday, Room, board, washing. Call Dining service. term Kentucky establishes I REGISTRATION WEEK, Jan. 4 four man 332-3574. 11-12-4 Entertainment, Detroit Metro MIKE, YOU Discount printing. IBM typing and Dec. 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the first floor really made United's - 9. For more information on this Passbook, $9 95. 332-5555 friendly skies friendly. Thanks binding of theses, resumes, lounge of Student Services. The student - run, non - profit service or t'l leisure meeting will feature carol singing, OM AND board at morning. 3-12-3 Linda. 1-12-1 publications. Across from campus, to volunteer to make this Ulrey House. service a t» heated Women's co-op. $200. 351-0100. corner MAC and Grand River, story reading, etc. All interested federal credit union success, call New Community 2-12-1 FRENCH HORN, immaculate. J.K. GLAD you could below Style persons are invited and asked to .s If iyou stay the night. Shop. Call bring 353-9785 or 351-0963. Perfect condition. Guaranteed 1 Come back real soon. The KD's. COPYGRAPH a one dollar gift to exchange. SERVICES, ! !AM call TRACTIVE SINGLE for graduate year. 220 Abbott Ave. 351-1360. 1-12-1 337-1666. C ISRAELI NOW. 4 12-4 JOHN W. Tonight, Union woman. Near campus. References. GARDNER, former Tower Room 8 p.m. to learn what EDITOR'S NOTE: Kentucky too," she continued. "Some of w 332-1746. 5-12-1 OMS 10 minutes, from SKI BOOTS. Simplex Men's size 9. Buckle bindings. 355-9372, Jeff. Peanuts Personal BARB! MEL: Typing, No job too large or too small multilithing. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, talks with Chicago Tribune Book Editor, Robert Cromie about Israel is all about. MSU's Israeli convention, lecture, movie and 7 has what is believed to be the these people aren't used to campus. Block off campus. 332-3255. C workshops on kibbutz, universities, only county • wide federal paying their bills and this is an Completely furnished. 372-8077 before 4 p.m. C SIX 1-12-1 FOOT Head Standard Skis. Special Nov. 30 DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term his recent book, "The Confidence" tonight at 7:30 p.m. the weekly series Bookbeat, Recovery of on job opportunities, etc. Good ideas for summer vacation. credit union in the nation. Its main job is to provide loans education for them. "Not only that, it's even more papers. Expert typist with degree on of an education for For Sale Tyrolia Deluxe aluminum poles. Used 3 times. bindings, - Dec. 4 in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO WKAR-FM 90.5 mhz. MSU packaging Society will meet tonight at 8 p.m. in Room 31, Union. to the poor. Manz siad. "I've lot about people since we me," Mrs. really learned a $95. 351-5855, after 5:30 p.m. TERM TONIGHT AND RICHMOND, Ky. (AP) - Race got PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid TOMORROW Robert Ginsberg will speak on "What this and thing started." |H MODEL ■stereo receiver. 27 AM-FM 90 Fisher TX watt 100 4-12-4 10 Words accurate service. Experienced. 393-4075,484-1874.20-12-4 TRYOUT for poignant drama "The Boys in the Mart Crowley's Industry Expects of the Packaging Engineer." Certificates will be given religion don't mean much around the Richmond Federal The credit union was begun by ptereo amp. Wharfedale speaker Band." The New Players announce Credit Union. Just ask the bank the Rev. John J. TAKUMAR f4 200mm lens. 6 McGuire, $1.00 to graduating seniors. iet. Garrard lab 80 changer. months old. $120. Panasonic PROFESSIONAL open auditions Dec. 1 and 2, 5:30 - examiner who visited here a few Catholic Newman Club chaplain Empire turntable. Dual HS33 THESIS 10 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. months ago. at the Compact transistor TV Never used. $80. THE UNION BOARD is sponsoring a university, and the Rev. stereo set. STEREO, PREPARATION Scripts are available in room 149 James E. Prepaid "I'm here in a black minister's 351-7432. 4-12 4 BOOK DRIVE Dec. 2. Books will be Wilson, Eastern's Jmps, tuners, receivers, tape • IBM Typing Auditorium. If you can't attend used to stock the Union's Baptist church," he told his campus minister for Methodist Recorders, tape decks, 150 used GUITAR AMPLIFIER, two 12" • Multilith Printing auditions or have any problems, Room, others will Browsing home office students. 5 track be donated to on the phone. "I'm tapes. 8 track tape players, please call 351-8287 or 355-8266 speakers. Reverb, tremolo 100W, • Hardbinding worthy causes. Books may POO used albums. T.V.'s, radios, excellent condition. be left in talking with a Catholic priest Phone 347 boxes provided in all dorms, Union and there's talkie - talkies, wall tapestries, Complete Professional Thesis Service for Petitions for the ATL Student a Methodist minister 393 3228. 4 12-4 pquipment pave I L C O X money tested and guaranteed, by SECONDHAND swapping. TELEFUNKEN STEREO, 1967 Student Services Master's and Doctoral Candidates. Free Brochure and Consultation Please Call Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 Advisory available Committee in department office. See Joan. the Bessey are still Hall Lounge (basement of Union) or call 355-3355 for pick up. If you have any questions call 355-3355 or a across "And. Jewish the table. so help me, they've got boy keeping the The ► TORE, P85-4391, Ihru Saturday. C 509 East 8 5:30 p.m., Monday - Michigan, Mustang, cassette recorder, typewriter. 332-5555 Gary. 2-12-2 CONGRATZ Beta's TO Kathy Voytilla, TYPING theses, — 85 wpm, term papers, scientific reports. COOKIES Union needed for Xmas party Joanne Swan at 355-3490 If you are a member of Mortarboard books." The credit union was founded other odor 1st Lit' Sis. You're No. 1 Board and MSU Volunteers LEATHER COAT, $75. Size 42. Call Reasonable. 484-2661.0 or an alum who has graduated within by the priest and the Methodist Dave, 351-7219. 4 12-4 Tilly! Big Bro' Vince. 1-12-1 are hosting for Lansing area children. the last two years, you are Other organizations eligible for minister - then chaplains at and [IS HEADMASTERS, 210, Cubco "IT WAS TOO that bad!!" ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith are giving their time, films, apples, individuals a Mortar Board Fellowship. All Eastern Kentucky University No feminine spray •indings, poles, buckle boots si/e SKI BOOTS LANGE pro, Size 10%. - requests for application must be here — in 1966 to help the Podarge. 1-12-1 offset printing. Complete service talent, floral decorations, lollipops, poor l«nd boot tree. $135. made to the national office Call after 5 2 years old. 351-2143. 4 12-4 for balloons, pinata stuffings, etc. We by Jan. 5, in this county on the can stop it. >.m. 351-4326. 3-12-2 dissertations, theses, 1971. You may write to: Mortar fringe of PANASONIC PORTABLE BUFFALO RIDER: Please come manuscripts, general typing. IBM need much more of these, especially Board National Office, 093-R Center Appalachia. The "other" odor. It starts in °T SKI home. All is forgiven. Annana. 21 years experience. 332-8384. C COOKIES, since wt are anticipating Its officials now believe it is IS, Poles and Henky boots Cassettecorder, AC/DC, tapes, for Tomorrow, 2400 Olentangy River the vaginal tract where no spray l''e 9, and baby furniture. Call 1.12-1 500 "kids" ages 4 to 44. Please call the only federal credit union Road, Columbus, Ohio, 43210. can work. You can't case, etc. $25. 351-2498. 1-12-1 spray it urn J84-78 58, after 6 p.m. 3-12-2 BE TS, HAVE a great time this winter LOST INTEREST? Sell hobby items you don't use for cash with a Want Union Board 355-3355 if to join in this enterprise. you want operating on a county-wide basis away. And it's more offensive than external odor caused STEREO - AM-FM and Color TV at WSC SUMMERTREE. Ron Cowen's in the nation. Others by and brings back some Ad. Dial 355-8255. usually combination. Sell for $400. TU Coors. Crested Buttle lives intimate play about young men of perspiration. ird the FRAMES? Many styles, white - and CHRISTMAS SHOPPING? Union serve employes of an individual That's the reason you need 2 8350. 4 12 4 so does the Ramble Inn. Ski draft age. Presented by the East yellow gold at OPTICAL on Board is company. h offering you an opportunity Bound Mound, a group of Norforms".. the second deodor¬ DISCOUNT, Avenue. 372-7409. 2615 East Michigan C-12-4 hotdog. Me. 1-12-1 Transportation to do something about it. Select Theater students, University at the The priest and the Methodist minister have gone — transferred ant.These tiny suppositories POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, handmade gifts by sensitive Student kill germs —stop odor in the va¬ DROOPY - HAPPY 21st to the ALBATROSS, 547 E. Grand River. to other areas by their icrystal special sale. $29.95 up, plus Charlet Horse King. NEED RIDE artisans at the Flea Market in the Free admission. Thursday and respective ginal tract for hours. Something to Plainfield Newark, Friday 1SIC A L INSTRUMENTS, crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, Luu, Drippy. - Union Ballroom, Sunday, Dec. 6 churches — but the no spray can do. And doctor- cal all 1-12-1 New Jersey area over Christmas. nights, Dec. 3 and 4. Two shows each Baptist frauds. 30% off list price. Rich: 5558 South Pennsylvania Avenue, from 1 6 p.m. We still taking minister is still around. He serves tested Norforms can be used as ider Call 353-7573. 1-12-1 - are night 7:30 and 9 30 p.m. F> 1-5869. C entries in case you thought it often as necessary. They insert h friend ' Lansing. C Recreation was too as the crdit union's bad - debt I late to sign up. MSU collector. easily, quickly. Marketing Club will host Get Norforms protection for luck EUROPE: $209 round trip jet to Wanted The Sierra Club will present Norman Coan of Kimberly - Clark The Rev. A. A. Goodlow "is the "other" odor no spray can (and London. Summer '71. Call Steve, a special Corp. and his presentation of good at it, too," said Mrs. program open to the public, at 7 30 stop. |W month ptic CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE? SKI 393-6850. 5-12-4 LAURENTI AN, RELIABLE babysitting in MOTHER my would Haslett home. like p.m. Wednesday Dec. 2 at the 1966 Room of Hubbard Hall "The Gifts," 'Market Promotional Segmentation for Emphasis." Meeting at 7:30 p.m. tonight, Teak Room William Manz, treasurer of the credit union. But before he takes The second deodorant. Montreal, 339-8302. 2-12-2 a hard Epply over, the bad debts have been Canada Christmas break. Deluxe hitting, movie on pollution Center. Four Stars. rope will be shown and there will be a "on the wall" for a time. ROUND TRIP AIR FAIR ONLY $185.00 package, $175. Call Fred, 3 riders needed to Miami and back. 30-minute debate on "To Drill or "We have 355-2824. 5-12-4 a list of names we ytli Leaving December 26 return Not to Drill in Northern ti Michigan," a put on the wall here in the January 9th. $35 each. 371-1028. st December 22nd - January 4th, 1971 SPEND CHRISTMAS or spring break 5 12-2 controversy between oil interests and office," Mrs. Manz explained. in Nassau $179, Jamaica ecologists. The participants will be A. The MSU Chess v lecture $239, Gene Gazlay, assistant director of the Club will meet "The word usually gets around rosi Acapulco $249, or ski in Canada BLOOD DONORS needed Wednesday, Dec. 2, 7:30 p.m. at E. and people who are behind in New York — London — New York. $175. Deluxe $7.50 foi Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources, Holmes Lower Lounge. Plans for stnb packages. Call all positive, A negative, B their payments usually come in negative G. R. Denison, president of the FREE NORFORMS MINI PACK Frank, 351-8604. 4-12-4 Winter term, including tournaments ly plant and AB negative, $10.00. O Michigan Oil and Gas Association, and pay up right away." plus informative bookie'1 Write; par Employment opportunities, discounts, charter flights. negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN and Paul Barrett, MSU and USCF rated matches will be At the time she was speaking, Norwich PharmacaI Co., Dept. CN-A. Norwich, N.Y. 13815. (Enclose CHRISTMAS BREAK COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, professor of discussed. for mailing, handling ) 25c Natural Resources. there were 33 names on the wall, IN SPAIN 507 Vi East Grand River, East i i ate ' ANGLO AMERICA ASSOCIATION. Lansing. Above the new Campus We are interested in starting small "but one of those came in and Name $209.00 Book Store. Hours: 9 The Society for Creative anachronism groups of men to talk about Male paid this morning, so his name [ Street rebmul 9 Days Limited Space a.m. to 3:30 will be having its Twelfth Role Liberation. If you are interested 11;« 60A Py|e Night will come down." City— d curv*e Street, Newport, I.W., Hants, England. Call Frank Buck, 351-8604 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Revels on January 6, 1971. please call 353-9785 and leave your "The credit union not only Interested members call Sarah Shaw | Stat*. -Zip- Jim tjartle 353-6959 noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C at 351 -0100 earliest. name and Information Center number with Change offers loans to the poor, but it's I Don't forget your zip code. 29 i an education for some of L them, 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan • uesday, December I 1970 Sickl e DETROIT (UPI) - For the sufferer hopes pain has ended Fay's been in and out of to check the painful symptoms. first time since she was seven, 18 Detroit hospitals 10 times with Nalbandian, former associate survival against Malaria. Blood They emphasized, however, that professor of cells like that in a submarine, but that mixed with invert (glucose type) - year • old Fay Fowlkes can the severe attacks since the age the treatment is not a cure, but a pathology at Wayne of sickle cell anemia s ckle cell anemia State was too expensive. and is look forward to a life free from of seven when she developed a preventive measure. University and consultant patients take on an elongated or sugar, the chemical has been allowed any strenuous not to the U.S. "A third way was to use found to arrest the crisis stage activity the excruciating pain which Army Medical oat like shape instead of the But she has pain in her elbow joints The team, headed by Dr. Research - propane gas. That forced the when given intravenously. hope she never Ji accompanies a side cell anemia signalling the start of her first Robert M. Nalbandian, associate Laboratory characteristic round shape of sickle cells to revert to their undergo another sickle ! crisis. Headquarters Command at Fort normal red blood cells. Tests conducted by Dr. Jeanne anemia "First it's like a headache, and crisis. pathologist at Blodgett Memorial Knox, Ky., based much of his Because of the distorted normal form," he said. "There Lusher, a blood specialist at crisis and i! Her last visit was in July when Hospital in Grand Rapids, also research on work done shape, are other compounds that will accompanying pain. then it goes to the lower part of by Dr. the cells do not flow Children's Hospital here where A younger she became one of the first has devised three inexpensive Makio Murayama, a research through small blood properly do the same thing and urea is brother, Barry, Was my back, and then up to my sickle cell anemia victims in tests for mass vessels. one of them. arms an; legs. Then the pain goes screening for biochemist at the National They jam Dr. Nalbandian America to receive a new sickle cell anemia to detect the Institute together, stopping the chose urea because it is safer to of Health in flow and "First it's like a headache, and everywhere," is how the young treatment developed by a team disease before attacks depriving nearby black girl described the attacks begin. Washington, D.C. tissues of needed use medically." then it noes to the lower part of Michigan researchers. She Believed to have originated in oxygen. of the disease which has never Murayama worked out a Murayama, who said he has of my hasn't had an attack since then. Africa among Negroid persons, hack, and then up to my arms and received wide public attention. complete theory of what was Murayama said he found a spent all his time since joining Using the common chemical the disease in America claims the number of ways to reverse the the National Institute of Health legs. Then the The hereditary blood disease urea, manufactured in the liver going wrong, molecule by pain goes lives of 90 per cent of its victims research afflicts molecule. sickling process. on on sickle cell everywhere. " more than 400,000 and found in urine andavailable before they reach 40 years of Identified in 1910, sickle cell "One was by cooling, but ice • anemia, said Nalbandian American children and young synthetically at $1 per pound, age. Most are gone by age 30. anemia is adults — 99 per cent of them the researchers believe they have More than half believed to have packing methods were not "applied my findings at the die before age bedside." black. found a safe and effective way 20. originated in Asia or Africa applicable for technical reasons. Miss Fowlkes was treated, not so lucky. He died two yPars where it may have had a role in Another was with high pressure, Working from Murayama's indicate that oral doses of urea, ago when he was about H theoretical basis, Nalbandian mixed with a soft drink to mask months old. began searching for a way to its bitter taste, can prevent the The disease afflicts DRIES UP OIL prevent this jam - up, usually devastating attacks. and between triggered by a victim's over - The treatment has now been one two per cent of the exertion. Knowing that the used successfully in 25 cases in black population in the United molecular defect could not be four medical centers. States, but another nine Early percent corrected at carry the genes for the disease MD atomic refutes an level, results have been encouraging in Nalbandian searched for and a full scale investigation their chromosomes. a Carriers do substance that would prevent program to confirm its not experience the symptoms of the link up of the distorted the disease, but a child - preventive effectiveness and long born ol doctor said.She advises sponge blood cells. term parents who each carry the By CLIFTON BRADLEY personal cleanliness can result safety is under way, gPnA The substance urea Nalbandian said. has a one • in - four bathing as a substitute for daily in serious infectious diseases apparently chance of' is the answer. Alone, urea also Miss Fowlkes, one of those 25 developing the crippling and That shower you take showering. including hepatitus, pin For destroyed red blood cells. But cases, isn't cured. She still has fatal effects of the disease everyday may be hurting you one full year, Miss worm, sties, typhoid, polio more than it helps, according Ryan said she was unable to and skin inflammations. to Mary Ryan, a staff shower because she was confined in a plastic cast. She suggested several physician at Olin Health defenses against such diseases. Center. "I sponge bathed daily Besides washing adequately, Miss Ryan said in a recent during that time and interview that excessive remained just as clean as ever, they include: Cleaning the and for the first time in face with soap and water showering washes important my oils from the skin. life I got a sun tan and didn't daily, washing hands before The number of showers a have winter itch." handling food and after using She attributed this to not bathroom facilities, and person should take each week depends on the individual's washing her skin oils out with cleaning the scalp at least two times each week. physical activity and the daily bathing. skin's natural dryness, she Miss Ryan also advised MSU students generally said. students not to relax personal 8 maintain better health Athletic men should shower hygene habits under the standards than an average once or twice daily, but that assumption that modern sample of the population. unathletic women need not antibiotics and vaccines have "There is a certain group that I shower more than once or twice each week, the made infectious diseases nearly extinct. likes to be dirty and I suppose we won't ever Failure to get main tain through to them," she said. 1 BY PORTUGUESE INVADERS Guineans arm against attack FORECARLAH, Guinea (AP) Travelers from Conakry report checking to see that no one was untended. The objectives of the Guinean taxi drivers, the capital still is very tense, sneaking through. In normal — Horoya, the weekly newspaper shopkeepers and small traders all despite repeated broadcasts times, hundreds of Guineans and of President Sekou Tourre's mercenaries, Horoya said, were "to take over the are packing arms in the wake of announcing victory over the Sierra Leoneans cross the border Democratic party of Guinea, was strategic points last week's reported invasion of "imperialist invaders." The of the city and to every day as traders or visitors, try to kill the just out on the newstands of leaders" of the governing the capital, Conakry, 60 miles to reports said civilians who were with neither passports nor visas. party. Forecarlah with an official the northwest. Civilians The paper admitted that the given weapons had no qualms were not moving on account of what had happened It's part of a hasty government about firing them whenever the road attackers "momentarily" took they Monday, though many during the previous week. campaign to organize a civilian felt they saw or heard sat crouched near their homes or Camp Boiro and Camp Almamy something "By the hundreds,the invaders militia to turn back any invading hostile or strange. shops listening to the blaring disembarked at Camp Boiro, the Samory, where two big garrisons forces. A taxi driver returning The 25 - mile stretch of voice of Radio Conakry. There small and prisons are located. port Bellevue, Camp Toure then "launched an from Conakry said that after the highway from the Sierra was little activity in village and Almamy Samory, the central reported Portuguese attack on Leonean border to Forecarlah is town markets. electric station, Bessia Port," appeal to the people of Guinea, the northern border town of dotted with military sentries Hundreds of acres of state • said the weekly. "Everywhere ordering a rising of the masses Koundara, civilians in the capital owned pineapple, banana and the and militants in the face of the every two miles. Most of the mercenaries attacked, were pressed into service and traffic is military • Russian - orange plantations were weapons in their hands." aggression, to check the sent off to defend it. made jeeps and trucks loaded imperialist challenge." 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