. .. The. .. Creative Principle. Sublime michigan Wednesday success I Persistence in a Windy . righteous course being rewarded. Text stati . . . and cloudy today and - on Hexagram 1 from the I Ching univirsity Thursday. Cooler tonight. I Volume 63 Number 97 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 1970 Israeli patrol boat sinks Egyptian vessel in Suez TEL AVIV (AP) — An Egyptian motorboat on a nighttime smuggling operations by Egyptians were not uncommon and intelligence - and - smuggling mission was sunk by an Israeli patrol speculated the hashish might have been intended - s payment for boat in the northern Suez gulf, the military announced Tuesday. information given. The incident — the first of serious proportions on the The Israeli patrol boat sighted the Egyptian Egyptian vessel as it front since the Middle East cease • fire took effect four months approached the gulf shore in predawn darkness, and ordered it to ago — occurred early Saturday, a spokesman said. He stated he halt, he said. was unable to give a reason for the delay in publication. When the command was The boat was sunk near the Israeli-held shore of the gulf, just ignored, warning shots were fired in south of the Suez Canal, and all four Egyptian crewmen were the air, he added, but these also went unheeded, and the killed, he said. Egyptians tried to elude the Israeli vessel. Documents found on one of the three bodies recovered — the Then the patrol boat fired on theEgyptian vessel and sank it, he fourth went down with the raft — proved the men were stated. engaged in intelligence work, the spokesman said. He said he did not know what sort of boat it was. An investigation showed they also were Since the U.S. — initiated cease-fire took effect smuggling hashish, he added. Israelis have reported only isolated bursts of fire Aug. 7, the on the Suez The spokesman said combined intelligence and hashish Canal, with no casualties involved. LAIRD STATEMENT U.S. seeks to free POWs another Bruce said the Communists' reaction WASHINGTON commando-type raid like the to (AP) — Secretary of dramatic but fruitless descent President Nixon's Oct. 7 Defense Melvin R. Laird on Son Tay said Tuesday the 10 proposal for United States "will make further days ago. immediate and unconditional release of all Registration drive begins free our prisoners" in efforts to North Vietnam, including possible military action. The Nixon administration is concerned about the POW issue, Laird said, and he POWs negative. on both sides has been totally intends to take it up at a "They show Rep. Jackie Vaughn, D-Detroit, watches ks one of the 12 18 "I would not rule out any action," Laird meeting of North no concern for their own 21 year old students who - said. "We are Atlantic Treaty Organization defense men and flout afternoon fills out a registration form in the registered Tuesday going to make every kind of ministers in Brussels. our concern for ours," he city clerk's office. The forms will be held until Jan. effort to free our prisoners of war." said. the 1970 Federal Voting Rights Act becomes 1, 1970 when Laird talked to newsmen at Andrews Air North Vietnam's Premier Pham Van law. State News photo by Sue Steeves The Pentagon chief made this statement Force Base before taking off for the when reporters asked if there Dong, in an interview published in the might be three-day NATO meeting. French newspaper Le Monde, said the His words echoed in Paris by were prisoner issue could be resolved only after MSU minors sign up to vote Ambassador David K. E. Bruce, chief U.S. Washington decides to withdraw all of its envoy to the Vietnam peace talks there. troops from South Vietnam. Bruce told a news conference the United Laird said he intends to impress on the States will continue to seek the NATO allies the need for early strengthening release of American prisoners in Vietnam their conventional forces against the threat assistants who processed the "by all means available to us." of the Communist Warsaw Pact By JEFFSHELER registration nations. State News Staff Writer forms. which Vaughn plans to continue until a He said this is a threat which "Hanoi and must be Monday, Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley said 18 the Vict East Lansing Deputy Clerk Linda majority of the state's half million 18 to 21 Cmj must met, and he repeated that the United A statewide drive to get minors Grandy to 21 - year olds may register as voters, understand, in unmistakable terms," Bruce States will maintain its force signed up said the registration forms would be held - year - olds are registered. • said, "that their past and existing attitude capabilities in I to vote in Michigan came to East but suggested that their registrations be NATO at least through June 1972. Lansing until Jan. 1 when the 1970 Federal "This is the real challenge," Vaughn said on the Tuesday afternoon when 12 MSU students Voting kept in a separate file pending a Supreme prisoner of war question is Laird said some small numbers of Rights Act, which will lower the voting age Tuesday. "If we can get a majority of Court decision on the intolerable. We will continue to pursue U.S. filled out registration forms in the city constitutionality of the troops may be withdrawn from nationally to 18, goes into effect. Michigan's 18 ■ year • olds registered I the federal statute. twin objectives of humane treatment and Europe, clerk's office. Earlier Tuesday three minors became think we can close up shop." but if this is done it will be the early release of our men by all means offset by "the East Lansing assistant increase of Accompanied by Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, first under 21 - year - olds to register in After the initial registrations in Lansing clerksTuesday asked available to us." capabilities of weapons the students to show identification systems." D-Detroit, East Lansing attorney Zolton East Lansing. two weeks ago both East Lansing and bearing an East Ferency and members of MSU Movement During the past two weeks youths in Lansing clerks said they would not proceed Lansing address. The address on for a New Congress, the youths, all under the identification could not be written in Lansing and Detroit, accompanied by registering minors until the state attorney 21. were asked few questions by city clerk Vaughn, launched the registration drive general ruled on the early sign-up procedure. by the student. This momentarily delayed several registrants who then went down the hall to Economic ad visers hit the driver's license bureau to have their AFTER 3-YEAR DELAY licenses changed to show an East Lansing address. Then the students registration forms, signed an affidavit filled out the wage, WASHINGTON price increases Date for Tri-U suit (AP) - The Nixon set swearing East Lansing as their legal administration hit hard Tuesday at new the inflation will go on endlessly," the residence, and signed a voter registration gasoline price boosts, at the proposed rail White House advisors warned. card. The council spotlighted the oil and wage increase and at the new auto wage • Miss Grandy said the cards would be sent transit industries, the two - price price pattern which, it said, will cost system of By DIANE PETRYK "The decision might not exactly go one to the students after Jan. 1. the copper industry, and • Each board has the exclusive power to consumers $2.5 billion a year. wage boosts by State News Staff Writer way or another," he said. "It might be make educational Vaughn said later he hoped to have voter Taking a new tone in its second inflation the airlines which, it said, have somewhere in the gray area." judgments in damaged alert, the White House resorted to the profitability of that The three universities' complaint states (Please turn to page 20) (Please turn to page 20) industry. After a three year delay, the lawsuit filed "jawboning" — the pressure - by - publicity By implication, the council criticized the bv MSU, the that the governing boards of the schools as states of Texas and Louisiana for University of Michigan and technique it has avoided heretofore. following "constitutional bodies of independent The President's Council of Economic oil production policies which hold down Wayne State University against the State of Michigan will be heard in Ingham County authority" have certain exclusive powers Advisers explained that while it supplies and support the recent appears price Circuit Court Dec. 17. is The suitcharges that the state legislature for which they are responsible only to the people of Michigan. The plaintiffs state that Article VIII, Senate OKs prices the rate expected." are rising less rapidly, "nevertheless, of inflation remains higher than increase. Gasoline prices shot up cent in the week ended Nov. nearly 16 17, per seeking "to control and direct Section 4 of the Michigan Constitution of following At almost the j expenditures of the Universities' funds and same moment, Chrysler (Please turn to page 20) ito 1963, gives the legislature the power only Corp. announced $15 average increase in to supervise the Universities, both a Individually Universities' detriment and collectively, all to the and damage." to appropriate monies to maintain the universities and to receive an annual protect consumers its suggested retail price for most 1971 models. It was Chrysler's second increase r MSU D-Okemos, Board individual plaintiff, said Chairman Don Stevens, named in the suit as an Tuesday MSU accounting of all income and expenditures by each university. "Nowhere does the constitution of 1963 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Tuesday passed landmark legislation The agency will be headed by a director and deputy director, appointed this year and came one week after a second - round boost of $24 by General Motors. The shift to easier money and lower Proposal set grant authority to the legislature to by the interest rates must wait for the decision before it can creating a new federal agency to protect President and confirmed by the Senate for got a nudge, meanwhile, lake any action based on the suit. supervise the universities, nor does it give any authority to the legislature to delegate such authority to any other person or and consumers. serve the interest of the nation's four - year terms. Hart would have substituted a nine - when the interest rate on government - insured home mortgages was cut from 8'^ to 8 cent by the to clear Ian per Federal Housing Reception set persons," the complaint reads. The bill also creates a three - member member board of directors with three Administration and the Veterans President and Mrs. Wharton will host a The lawsuit, known as the Tri • University Suit, is based on the premise that the governing boards have exclusive Council of Consumer Advisers within the executive office of the Pres'dent. members each named by the President, the Speaker of the House and the Majority Leader of the Senate. His amendment was Administration. The inflation alert notified unions that government industry and for highway reception from 7 • 9 p.m. today in policy now will Cowles House for graduating students in control of funds. They also contend: Senate passage of the measure followed defeated 69 to 10. "aim more vigorously at expansion," and the Each board has the exclusive power to • the defeat by lopsided votes of warned that this policy would be hampered following colleges: determine the size and composition of the amendments by Sen. Philip A. Hart, by a continuing, spiraling race between Social science, agriculture and natural House companion legislation is before student body of its university. D-Mich., to permit the new agency to management and labor for higher profits the Rules Committee, which is closely resources, communication 'U ' to honor arts, • Each board has the exclusive and pay. power to bypass the Office of Management and divided. A vote may be taken there later engineering, human medicine, veterinary Budget in conducting research and to revise this week on clearing the measure for "If everyone in his turn gets as big a wage medicine and natural science. determine the amounts of tuitions and or price increase as the the way in which its leadership will be action by the full House. biggest obtained by fees. chosen. others during the height of the inflation. '66 graduate Clergy offer abortion counseling By CHARLES C. CAIN a wide range sexuality. of matters dealing with human to New York to obtain an abortion, but the counseling service also explains the alternatives, A person can make an appointment for a consultation regarding any of the problem areas in (See story, ceremon p. 9) State News Staff Writer Areas of counseling include general sexual such as marriage, carrying the child the full term I I The Michigan Clergy for Problem Pregnancy ^°unseling Service refers people to a clinic in problems; contraception information, education and referral; pregnancy testing, and counseling and putting the child up for adoption. Leas said the "most comfortable referral at by calling 332-6410. The abortion referral services have begun to boom because of a law that went into effect July Pope warns ,f'w York where they can obtain a legal, safe the unwanted pregnancy. present is to either a hospital or out-patient clinic 1 in New York which states that any women can Portion for under $200. in New York City." against loss The counseling service is free. obtain a legal abortion for any reason until the 'he hitch is that The Lansing area Michigan Clergy for Problem The clergyman in the counseling service believe the term of pregnancy must 24th week of pregnancy. under 10 weeks. Thereafter the price varies Pregnancy is made up of a group of 12 clergymen that "the recognition and alleviation of all The liberalizing of New York's abortion law u'' to of five denominations. human suffering in our time is of paramount time, health and need. has made the state a haven for women around the Rpv. Robert D. Leas is the Lansing area C(>ordinator of the counseling service. Leas said 786 people year. have been counseled this importance." The organization operates under a policy of country who want to terminate pregnancy. an unwanted of morality I-eas said the abortion referral service is Most of those people came to talk about complete confidentiality with clients regardless ^ part of (S«e Story, p. 2) unwanted pregnancies and some of them did go of age or marital status. counseling service, which concerns itself with (Please turn to page 20) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 1970 news Pope warns crowds summary From the wires of AP and UPI. against moral decay SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Standing on an altar erected announced he would not be Pope Paul VI told 200,000 just above the race results board, welcome. persons gathered at Randwick Pope Paul celebrated high mass The Rev. Gdmond Campion, a race track Tuesday that a nation honoring the bicentenary of Catholic priest on the organizing as wealthy as Australia faces the Capt. James Cook's landing in committee for the papal visit, danger of forgetting "life's moral Austalia. admitted: "It has us worried." "I would not rule out and spiritual dimension." any Never before Police were not planning to had the race action. We arc going to make After this large reception, the track seen such crowds. Track intervene unless the every kind of effort to free our pontiff faced a demonstration sources said the demonstrators — who intended to largest crowd wave placards at prisoners of war Wednesday by militant ever to attend a race at Pope Paul and Protestants opposing his Randwick was 91.000. protestant leaders — became Secretary of Defense attendance at an ecumenical In his address to the unruly. Melvin R Laird meeting. throng, John McKenzie, one protest the Pope declared: "Your moral M leader, said the demonstration and religious spirit stands at the would be "silent and (See story page I) peaceful." summit." McKenzie and his colleagues, who hoped to marshal 25-100 He noted the presence of GM ci aborigines at the mass whose ancestors lived here before Cook demonstrators, said they had nothing against the Pope coming to see Australian Jet streams of water erupt from the Rising up wet arrived, then added: "But this Catholics, but wading pools near the Library. With the cold weather freezing temperatures, the water will soon have to be drained and the and International News celebrrtion makes us realize how they opposed his joining fountains will cease Pope Paul VI said Tuesday the bill legalizing divorce in Italy caused him "profound suffering" and damages the for neglect young this country is for the majority of you." Protestants in a service. operation until warmer weather. State News photo by Terry Luke 1929 Concordat governing relations between the Church and state. "Are you perhaps for that DURING CONFERENCES dec/ision reason people who entertain no Interrupting his activities in Australia, the Pope sent a in cult of the past?" he asked. message to Rome that deplored "the very grave damage "Perhaps your pride in having E. Germans halt traffic built a prosperous Australia is which divorce brings to Italian families and The especially to Michigan Court of enough for you." children." Appeals Monday affirmed a The circuit court jury decision that He went on to tell them it Pope's protest arrived in the midst of awarded $460,000 to a should not be. He called extraordinary excitement over the divorce bill in this group of upon persons charging General Motors Australians "who bear BERLIN (AP) - East their harassment of traffic into Roman Catholic country. Torchlight demonstrators Corp. with negligence in the responsibility ... at all levels Germany kept cars and trucks and out of West Berlin as the faced fine - toothed controls by Democrats would meet in danced for joy in the streets while design of a 1965 Chevrolet and in all fields aloof East German guards at the Berlin opponents of divorce ... to make an waiting as long as 14 hours on West German parliamentarians again next year. He said circulated petitions to put the new law Corvair. the Berlin autobahn entrance to Berlin. that examination of conscience." Tuesday of the giving in to Communist pressure up to a vote of opposition Christian It was the the people. although West German second serious would be a step Democratic party left town. backwards, and The award was granted for Suggesting that a opposition political leaders The disruption of West Berlin traffic that Communist politicians flew out of the this year. attempts to National News injuries suffered as a result of a preoccupation with wealth ended their meeting in the split West Berlin from West head-on collision between the might lead to the loss of spiritual city because all West German The West Berlin divided city and flew back to truckers American soldiers kill Vietnamese citizens and commit values, he warned that this could government and political figures association Germany must b*> resisted. plaintiff's car and the Corvair. Bonn. sent a letter to The West Germans have have been banned from overland tied atrocities almost as a matter of routine, a leave "an emptiness in the Soviet Communist party leader Mayor Klaus Schuetz urging that ratification of their trt^aties parade of The plaintiffs charged the human traffic by the East Germans with former service men reported Tuesday in Washington. heart" which people Leonid I. Brezhnev and Premier since 1968. everything be done to end the Moscow and Poland to an accident occurred because of the might be tempted to fill with Alexzi N. Kosygin, meanwhile harassment as soon as possible. of conditions in and easing They spoke at an informal war crimes inquiry by negligent design and "self - centered hedonism" and "It's a provocation," fumed a The letter said that at the West around antiwar groups trying to coincide with the court arrived in East Berlin for a driver Berlin and insist the - manufacture of the Corvair's "eroticism." caught in the red tape Berlin end of the autobahn 400 Communists summit meeting of government when asked what he must recognize Bonn's ties to martial of Lt. William Calley for his alleged part in the towing components. The thought of trucks were kept accident occurred The and party leaders of the Warsaw the West German waiting by the West Berlin, something death of many citizens in My Lai. when the demonstration was meeting in Communists an Pact. average of more steadfastly resisted by the front bumper brackets of the car announced for Berlin which brought the than 10 hours. Typical of accounts heard at the start of the three Wednesday In Bonn, West German Communists so far. day broke loose while the Corvair evening when Pope Paul enters Communist response. "And who Christian Democratic floor session was that of Phil Chancellor Willy Brandt said The official East German Wingenbach. 24. of Buffalo N.Y. was being towed. the town hall with Protestant chances gets it? Us. The little guy. Those leader Rainer Barzel called a news The former medical aid man said. "The leaders. The protest will be were dim for a politicians all fly in and out." news conference and agency ADN said the guys in my A GM spokesman said European security conference, emphasized Communist bloc leaders were unit just wanted to kill people ... It was fun. Tuesday staged by reformist Protestants as Truck drivers told of having to the right of West German just fun to GM had not received the ruling linked to the Rev. Ian proposed by the Soviets, until a wait 14 hours to get the greeted in East Berlin, the shoot people." and Paisley, green parliamentary groups to meet in must review it before the Northern Ireland militant. satisfactory solution is reached light just to enter East Germany West Berlin, a practice endorsed capital of the German making a decision on whether to The reformists invited on Berlin. at the Democratic Republic, by Paisley western end of the by the Bonn government and the party appeal the ruling. He also reiterated he would chief and summit host Walter but the Australian autobahn. Then they and Western allies responsible for the government United Auto Workers President Leonard not submit the Soviet - German passenger car drivers, who faced Ulbricht, Premier Willie Stoph Woodcock city. and other members of the East said Tuesday the union's contract settlement with friendship pact he signed last border waits of up to four hours. Barzel General Motors was "counterinflationary" and charged the Nixon administration witli O0W August to the West German parliament for ratification until " »r ' ; >r. said the Christian German party. » "allowing inflation in the there is an agreement on the United States to continue unchecked." Woodcock spoke at Canada, in response to a news conference in Toronto. an "inflation alert" issued city. It was expected Communists would wind down the Prosecutors say action by the White House earlier in the day which said the union's three - year national contract was 6th SENSE on permit probe pending new. "The charge of the President of the United the GM founded," - UAW agreement is Woodcock said. inflationary. inflationary States that is not well Alpha, theta mind control for psychic powers, telepathy, health, learning esp, SubVilla is sorry! said Ingham County prosecutors Tuesday they have not yet permits were being sold through warrant lies with him. He said intermediaries for $55 each. and study, memory, weight, We underestimated the response we issued criminal warrants sought Permits are issued free to Tuesday his delay in making the decision does not indicate what by MSU police against persons students smoking, etc. Newsletter meeting requirements action he will take. Tear gas was used to disperse reports latest facts from received from our beginning of allegedly involved in the illegal sale of student driving and set by the All-University Traffic Scodeller said he discussed the antiwar demonstrators who smashed Committee (AUTC). experts, i.e. Cayce, Dixon, parking permits for campus investigation last week with windows and threw rocks at police Hughes, Silva, etc.; 6 issues DELIVERY SERVICE. areas. Police said they sent a of the investigation to written Richard O. Bernitt MSU director Tuesday on Nob Hill in San Francisco Prosecutors said they expect report of public safety. He added he while South Vietnam's Vice President yearly $2; check or M.O. County prosecutors Nov. 20. A still must confer with the asst. We do not have the facilities to reach a decision on the right case criminal arrest warrant Nguyen Cao Ky addressed a luncheon only to the by Friday. was being prosecuting attorney before sought against those involved in making a decision. group in the Fairmont Hotel. MSU police announced Nov. 9 the sale. An estimated 500 youths were SIXTH SENSE now to handle the great volume, they had begun an investigation Raymond L. Scodeller, The decision will be based on of facts included in the written P. 0. Box 2068 accusations that illegal involved in the violence. Most of the Ingham County prosecutor, said investigation report. Scodeller so we have campus driving and crowd, estimated variously from 2.000 to 10.000 persons remained Milwaukee, Wis. 53201 temporarily discontinued parking the decision to issue such a said he must then satisfy himself that facts uncovered in the noisy but peaceful. the service until next term. The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State investigation justify issuing the Inside the hotel. University, is published every class day during four school warrant. Ky's speech was terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. Scodeller cited a Michigan law briefly interrupted by a long - haired HOURS: Subscription rate is $14 per year. dealing with individuals who act 4980 Northwind Dr. NGUYEN CAU KY young man who draped a Viet Cong Mon.-Thurs. 11-1 on behalf of a group and who West of Yankees Member Associated Press. United Press accept favors for services flag over a balcony rail and shouted: Fri. & Sat. 11-2 International, "This Inland Daily Press Association, Associated rendered. He said the case may man is selling you lies." Sun. 12-12 Collegiate Press, Secret Service Michigan Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press fall under this law. agents seized the Association, United States Student Press Association. intruder and hustled him out of the grand ballroom. Second class postage paid at East ASMSU Great Issues presents Lansing, Michigan. Christmas Cheese COL. ARTHUR HOLMES Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Services h:gon News Building, Michigan. Michigan State University, East I^ansing, Director of Michigan Selective Service Hope for finding a Michigan family of seven reported speaking on missing in a light plane in the northeastern Lake l.rie Phones: area rested on an air search of land areas Assorted Cheeses Editorial "CONSCRIPTION" Tuesday. A and Cheese Classified 355-8252 search of Lake l.rie proved fruitless Spreads Advertising 355-8255 Monday. in attractive Display Advertising Larry layton. 3° water. This weakens them result in considerable distortion of the swimmers keep their eyes open all of the skin puckers is not of the scoreboard. If Cantlon greatly and nail; recommended. really enhances the possibility of breakage. The this should be treated by a physician. Telling time. Some people do seem to be more believes that one student and one same warning applies to blowing them up. sensitive to chlorine than c.C.P.S. 1970 others, but the faculty representative from each of The odds are much better than 50-50 the five departments would make the that your girl friend will not l>l A NUTS get pregnant if task "impossible," she has a menstrua) cycle about a month THESE "TURN-ABOUTS "ARE KINP OF perhaps faculty long which occurs regularly. This is offered / HI, Snoopy! UlElRP, BUT I HOPE YOU HAVE FUN... IT'S MY representatives could be cut and the only as very weak reassurance. There is no LOOK 6REAT! I APPRECIATE YOUR GOING LOlTH ME PtEAS^E, committee reapportioned. 100 per cent sure $U)£ETIE! way of having intercourse without fear of pregnancy. If Committee of ten you use the condom, a convenient fail - We suggest that safe system calls for the a committee of 10 simultaneous use one faculty and one student from of a contraceptive foam, such as Del fen, by your girlfriend. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fund cuts hinder center's hunt for By JEANNE SADDLER State News Staff Writer Victor Low, the center's end of this quarter if the acting director, still plans to resign at the University has not moved to appoint a promise to resign at the end of this term. director Dean Clarence L. Winder or the permanent director. "It would make it much difficult to carry on a dialog with destructive, but I feei we are moving in a constructive College of Social Science said more explained. way,' he Students the center," Winder said. Monday the University can now begin and faculty have been petitioning Winder seriously considering reconsider his to negotiations for a director of the African Studies Center contingency plan for 1971-72 which cut the He also pointed out that Black student groups involved in the center since the college's funding of the budgetary considerations for the stated last week plenary group of the center recently voted to center 100 per cent. center must also be made by the dean of International Programs. that they had exhausted all possible channels in negotiations with appointment of a permanent director as their first designate the Winder explained that so far the University about the cut in central administration is "I regret that people have funding and the appointment The plenary group named Elliot priority work out a possible trying to spent so much time and emotion director. of a withdrawal of funds for this on a Skinner, professor of and may not be able to year by the state contingency budget," Winder said, "but it had to be anthropol >gy, ft* the first choice of the consider next year's funding for a couple brought up." plenary group for that of weeks. Low explained that if the position; and that in order to secure this Although there have been undercurrents present contingency budget goes into appointment the 1 he guidelines for the amount of student concerning the great effect, the center will have plenary group assumes that the programs of the Center contingency participation that has occurred in the center only $6,000 to spend changed," Winder said, "but I prepared the budgeting could be on next year's will programs which cost $90,000 this remain at their present level." first budget under a since fall of 1969, Winder said he feels it was constructive. year. certain set of guidelines." The budgetary problems, however, still remain "There may have been some "We are not unsolved, and Winder said he hoped Low would anxiety as to whether the whole likely to get someone of his (Skinner) caliber if the not follow cut goes through on his process would eventually turn out to be through," Low said. "If we want someone of his generally constructive or we must maintain the quality, present level of programming." INVALID OBJECTIONS Educator rejects race phobias By JANE TOPPS Sullivan said charges that Prince Edward County, Va.,and we're going to isolate 50 million violence will occur in integrated in Berkeley. He said his family minority people, this is probably Familiar objections to schools must be met by and his the easiest way to asking staff were under destroy integration were rejected as who the violent people are. constant physical and verbal ourselves," he said. invalid by Neil Sullivan, harrassment in both places. Massachusetts "Vietnam is a white man's superintendent war," he said. "Who walked into of education, in a James Madison College lecture the nurses' home in Chicago? He including said all an antagonism, attempted Student group Who pulled the trigger in Dallas? Monday. assassination, came from the Sullivan Every insert is whitey. white community. said busing students objections for integration to "Schools will "Life seeks hearing purposes could not become as an integrationist is not be more violent. If they are tough, with the reactionary considered valid in a nation where 25 million citizens have ridden integrated children at will an have early age, more white right which unfortunately dominates this society," Sullivan on COGS tax school buses at some harmonious relationships with said. "I've had no difficulty with time. A request for a one another." the blacks or with other hearing filed "We're a nation on wheels by a group of physics students* until it minorities, yet I'm constantly comes to busing a child Sullivan said "a real white protesting the graduate student told blacks don't want to for purposes of school hang - up" exists in the fear an tax effective winter term was integrate schools." integration," Sullivan said. integrated school district will tabled by the Student - Faculty "Opponents say hours will be become a black community. He Sullivan spoke out against Judiciary Monday night. A Overhang long canoe seems to hang precariously civet the car it is spent on buses. You'd think they were busing students from cited Washington, D.C., and Berkeley Calif. as examples neighborhood schools under community control as "extremely "No decision was made," spokesman for the judiciary said. a strapped to. With cold weathei Detroit to Chicago. And riding a that the trend toward larger "It was tabled for consideration approaching this canoe will soon hive tr> be stored expensive, inefficient and State News photo by J H Wilner bus to school is the safest black student populations can at next week's way to NEIL SULLIVAN educationally unsound." meeting." get there." either be The group is inadvertently "We charging that encouraged or reversed. should have school because they are not represented GREEN REPORTS Sullivan been said integration has charged with lowering the "Neighborhood by complexes which would accomodate at least 1,000 by the Council of Graduate Students (COGS), the tax on all achievement level of white neighborhood refused to students at the elementary level graduate students will violate students. He said charges like integrate in Washington, and and at least 5,000 to four sections of the Academic 10,000 at the Infant deaths this are indicative of white today the schools are over 90 secondary level,"' Sullivan Freedom Report. American arrogance. per cent black," Sullivan said. said. "As long as you have small in Richard Trilling, graduate neighborhood schools you have up ''What about black "Berkeley had a decreasing area achievement?" he said. "Even if integration impaired the quality of white intellect — and it does white population since World War II, but it turned and has gone the other way. Whites are built - Sullivan in segregation." said failure to .research assistant, said the COGS constitution states that COGS only represents those graduate Infant mortality rates, highly a rate of over 40 infant deaths integrate schools would result in students who send sensitive indicators of poor by the Ingham County Green said these statistics were not — I am much more returning to Berkeley because of the a per 1,000 during the same death of the American representatives to the Dept. of Public Health, the drawn from the UN Statistical concerned with children's social quality integrated schools." nation. population's general health, are period," he said, citing research education than with intellectual organization. infant mortality rate was 147 Sullivan shared his experiences shockingly high in Lansing and conducted by John Schweitzer, Yearbook, 1969, UN Trilling declined to comment deaths per 1,000 live births. attainment." as superintendent of schools in "If white America decides Detroit, according to Robert L. CUA researcher. Demographic Yearbook, 1968; on the tabling of the request. "This figure," he said, "is 6.5 UN Green, director of the Center for "In Compendium of Social Thailand, the infant times higher than the national Urban Affairs (CUA». Statistics, 1967; Detroit Dept. of mortality rate was 33.5, just average and 50 per cent greater "It is valuable to examine and three points higher than the rate Health, 1968 Data Book; Model than the rate in Chile, which has compare infant mortality rates in the Model Cities the highest infant Cities Application, Lansing, Statement Ending The Fall Term, 1970 for different populations in this mortality rate 1968; and the Michigan Center neighborhood of Lansing in in all the Latin American country and other countries, in for Health Statistics. 1967." countries." order to more fully understand the magnitude of urban Green also stated that for poor persons in the city of Lansing Moratorium On Transfers To Teacher Training Programs problems," Green said. who live in housing described as "In Taiwan, the infant (The following statement mortality rate (which is defined as first the number of deaths in the If you were flying Curriculum Committee was on approved by the University- November 19, 1970.) year of life, per 1,000 live births) was 20.6 per 1,000 in 1967. The rate for the entire city of Detroit was 26.8, with the Concorde Obligations to students presently enrolled at the University are of paramount importance. Simultaneously, a balance between numbers of students and available faculty resources the east side of Detroit showing tPreefjelriti stsiwosH. tomorrow The schedule below is one factor in the necessary to the maintenance of a quality program must be considered. attempt to balance these two considerations. OPEN PERIOD FOR TRANSFER TO TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMS January 11 — February 5, 1971 Transfers from other colleges within the (.Diversity will he ,, accepted (.luring iltg this O/it'll open /h period. i ion. To he eligible i . m. A tailahlc programs will take place at the end of their freshman year (May, 1973). Applications for admission to teacher 4238 W. SAGINAW education from 1040 E. GRAND RIVER, E.L. line students wishing to transfer from other institutions to MSU will be considered at the same time 3200 N. EAST ST. Jewelers they are admitted to the 3140 S. LOGAN * 219 E. Grand River University. Criteria for selection will be spelled out by this time, and selection procedures agreed upon and implemented. 1620 E. MICHIC \N (U.S. 27) Phone: 332-3917 ( 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 1970 G/o ria Swanson BLUES FESTIVAL in 'Butterflies HOUSE or Detroit area set entrance and gives both the play BRUTUS for By KENNETH STERN the efforts of a blind boy who David Huffman's portrayal of and players a shot of adrenalin. State News Reviewer fled the pop concerts clutches of his Don Baker should do wonders And at that point all seems possessive mother and is making for his career, for in "Butterflies From the time the curtain rises, much better. The play, now at it on his own in the until almost the end of the first Detroit's Fisher Theater, which comparitive Are Free" he proves his comic freedom of the East Village in and dramatic act, "Butterflies Are Free" is can be thought of alternately as New York. ability to the audience's great satisfaction. By BOB ROACH Blind Faith and hopelessly mediocre, butthem, a comedy, sex comedy, and Delaney an* Gloria Swanson makes her melodrama, Gloria Swanson is known by State News Staff Writer Bonnie and Friends, is concerns itself with Having been raised in the many around MSU as the on tour with pr«^nt|v sheltered and well-to-do suburb his new ' unforgettable Norma Desmond, Eric Clapton, Laura Nyro and band, MOW 0 of Derek and the 4 Scarsdale Dominoes Pondering a Place Birmingham, Mich, and instilled with similar to from the Boulevard." classic film "Sunset The film is often Johnny Winter top a list of entertainers that will reward Miss Nyro, one of premier America', new confidence in his pianist-composer To Please Your Pallet? abilities by a girl who is now revived by campus groups. rock and blues fans who make for a weekend trip to the lyricists, has attained gone, Don Baker leaves the womb to face the world. and Seeing Gloria Swanson in the flesh is an this exciting experience, 71-year-old WftF?D Detroit-Ann Arbor area. Clapton will appear in concert Town Theater tremendous artistic success while a with her number and own of nnantial albums her sons Actually he does quite well, grandmother remains flawless. at the East including "Stoned Soul Pi0nir» and does not let his blindness She looked effect his mind or to any exquisite in her E a-T Own Thursday night, while Miss Nyro "Wedding Bell will perform at the University of Blues," and great pants suit, and her smoky voice, "Sweet Blindness'' have extent his body. After a month and marvelous technique create Detroit on Friday night. enormous enjoyed of independence and loneliness, a unique aura of Sponsors of last summer's performed popularity when glamor on the by the Fifth he meets his curvacious next stage of Detroit's Fisher Theater. Second Annual Ann Arbor Blues Dimension. n door neighbor, a nineteen Festival, which lost heavily at year Although she has an abbreviated Tickets for her old divorcee who is role as Mrs. Baker in the the gate, will attempt to recover concert, which more play, will begin at 8:30 neurotic than most of us are. she is radiant. part of their losses and assure the p.m. Friday in Taking an interest in each other, "Butterflies Are Free" will continuance of the event with a University of Detroit Memorial Bldg., are on sale at they eat, have sex, and begin to play at the Fisher throughout Sunday night benefit Hudson's, fall in love. the Grinnell's and at the performance. , Christmas vacation until i U-of-D box office. January 2. In addition to Winter, other Don's mother, however, arrives Evening The Ann Arbor performances blues performers who have concert, at an inopportune moment and Wednesday are and at 8:30, and Saturday Sign of the times donated their services include scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m! Pick The Pickwick Pub! causes some commotion and a great deal of emotion. The apron matinees are at 2 p.m. Tickets A placard on the door of the House of Brutus in Bryan Hall Luther Allison, Otis Rush, Sunday in the University of Michigan Activities Bldg., is can be purchased through the reflects the growing incidence of Buddy Guy, Junior Wells and Serving Daily From 11:00 A.M. strings are finally severed and box office at the theater. No mononucleosis among Dave Alexander. jointly sponsored by Canterbury students. House and the Don and the girl, Jill, are free to After 2:00 P.M. On Sunday ticket is priced higher than $7. State News photo by Jonathan S. Clapton, former lead guitarist Activities Center. The University Public develop their relationhip. Kaufman with the Yardbirds, Cream, groups Dining 7 days / week 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. hope to recover $30,000 of the Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Unfortunately, more often $36,000 loss from last than August. ALBERT PICK MOTOR stereotyped not the . characters are The possessive HUMANITIES PROGRAM John R. Fishel, blues chairman, said at least part of festival m mother, the young girl from a the loss was caused by the C.oose HOTEL broken home living what is Lake Festival which drew away called by some a "hippie life", Summer in Japan offered many potential fans. Corner Saginaw .(Rt. 78) and Grand the son with an independent River ♦ (Rt. 43) East Lansing 48823 Ph. 337-1741 streak, or the sex-minded theater Describing the array of talent for Sunday's performance, he playwright who is also a casting said "we'll have four of director, are presented from the the view of the By DIANE PETRYK Classes will be held finest blues guitarists middle-aged middle living fllii class. All are in molds. State News Staff Writer mornings In addition, summer session After individual performances, for six weeks at price are five days independent Sophia flan courses at Sophia University are we're The first act is quite weak, and travel time before and five anticipating an Tokyo, Japan, will be the University in metropolitan available to MSU students on a days is merely the platform from after the program ends. unstructured jam session with all location of a new humanities Tokyo. Since it is a bilingual cooperative basis. These include: the artists, like the which the second, and far university, Kaplan said MSU Kaplan suggested students take Johnny Beat Film Group presents TONIGHT program being offered for the Comparative Government in at least $200 for Winter-Luther Allison duet that superior act takes off. Although first time this summer students will be able to the Far East, Contemporary spending there through wrapped up August affair." yy "A major epic in the skin track" yy are many pleasing MSU's Overseas Study Office communicate with Japanese Japan, Elementary and money. our The Hollywood Reporter moments, the humor is corny. and the students who speak English. Applications are due Jan. 31. Tickets for the performance An Dept. of Humanities. Intermediate Japanese, Far example is when the Frederick Kaplan, professor of Participants in the program Sophomore standing is required will be available at the Eastern Philosophies and door, or characters are talking about the will take Humanities and acceptance is contingent elevated bed and one says, "a humanities, who will teach the 260C, Religions, History of the may be reserved by calling the course in Tokyo, said "Traditions of Japan," focusing Japanese Economy, Japanese upon faculty review of the VJ-M Union ticket office. hippie built it, he used to like to one great Tuesday on Japanese historical views student's transcript. advantage of the of Drama and Modern History of Further information may be Although advanced sales are sleep high." That was one of the program will be the man and society opportunity as seen through the Far East. obtained by contacting either running well, there is little worst, fortunately they get for Americans to meet Japanese literature and works of art. They Students must select one possibility of an immediate better. (students. will also be Kaplan or the Office of Overseas enrolled in course from this group, for sell-out, he said. Prices range ' 1 * Humanities 300, supervised which MSU credit will be Study, 108 International Center. from $3.50 to $5.50. PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 6944 individual study. given. Students will receive a total of 4th FUN WEEK! AMPUS Box office 10V4 credits from the program. Theatre-fast 07 e. irand lansinq river-downtown Feature 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 Opens 12:45 Continuous from 1 PM Afternoons will be devoted to field trips, meeting with Japanese personalities, movies, Campus bloo 216 AB80TT RD. - DOWNTOWN Kabuki and Noh drama and Today Is LADIES' DAY 75c to 6 PM visits to shrines. Weekend trips - Open 6:45 P.M. Now Showing to Nikko and Hakone, known nets over 1,000 ii for their scenic and architectural ITHE FUNNIEST MOVIE Feature 7:20 - 9:25 beauty, The cost are planned. of the program is The Lansing Area Red Cro6S announced thai it collected 1,078 pints of blood during the campus blood drive Nov. 16-20. $1,200, which includes round - I'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!" "A TRIUMPH!" —Judith Cri%t, New York Mag*/me trip air transportation from Chicago, tuition, fees fincludine The drive, held in Shaw Hall, was sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma Sigma Sigma service organizations. Rollin Smith, spokesman for "FUNNY,REAL — New York Post field trips) and room and board Alpha Phi Omega, said this year's total topped last year's AND TOUCHING!" in air conditioned by about 50 pints. Sophia "In all," Smith said, joe University dormitories for six "1,322 people tried to donate, though -PLAYBOY some were turned down for medical weeks. reasons. We are quite satisfied with the results since this was the Not included in the most successful drive $1,200 in the past several years." In competition between Last Day living units. East Shaw Hall finished MID OTHER LADMER 1:10-3:10-5:15-7:20-9:20 with 112 pints, followed Farmhouse and Gamma Phi Beta led the Greek by East Holmes Hall with 73. competition with Thent rc • Lansinq Anthony Quinn as 41 and 8 pints respectively. v Washington • downtown "FLAP" GP Smith said the drive's sponsors were over 500 particularly pleased that THURSDAY * Two Big Features pints were given by first-time donors, since they are -ADDED- At 2:45 - 6:20 - Late likely to return in future drives. NOVELTY ?1 & CARTOON g^CRC COLOR PLUS! At 1:00 • 4:30 • 8:10 P.M. This film has an official ACADEMY 9:30 TONIGHT iVIPAA rating of '< Under no circir stances 7, 3:40 10:20 OnwrtM EAST LANSING ON M 43 * PHONE EO 2 1042 ' NOW THRU SUN. 5 BI6 DAYS! AWARD may anyone mdsr 18 without 3n MSU ID 100 ADM. $1.75 All Night * FREE They Do WINNER! P.M. HEATER Make see this UNUSUAL and CLIFF extremely daring fil-.i. Vet Clinic Movies Like This ROBERTSON Sundays 12 to 6 ol.OO and worth it Monte Walsh Anymore! * Visit Santa in his Manic Castle is what the West BEST ACTOR 'Michigan handierajtcrs show and sale was all about. OF THE YEAR *Portrait Artists CINE SERIES SHOWN SHILLty GP laitHfng mall cmy TWICE Color at HOW DO I LOVE THEE 5330 W. Saginaw Hwy. THE GENERAL 7:07-11:20 LEE NATIONAL GENF.RAL THEATRES with MARVIN 3uster Koaton "MONTE MRTAN (WIN THEATRE FRAN'JjOR SHOPPING CENTER o:30 WALSH" • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351-0030 A Real Western 10:30 At I • 3 - 5:15 - 7:20 - 9:30 Bargain Hours 12:30 • 1:30 I JEANNE MOREAU JACK PALANCE "Albert urs. 109 Anthony MM* ' •' M'.tf •INIM •vTiU'.M.IAM MNAvWIV •• • O.W Finney givesHousekeeping —Good a masterful performance. Magazine 1023 Wells -ALSO- 'Mo ID'S The most electrifying r ritual ever seen! ONCE AT 9:20 as A NAM CALLED HORSE >» | o*: 1'j ONLY | A NATION AI (.1 NKHAI. IM« ti'hks mNAVISION* TECHNICOIjOK* UKIiCASK At'lNKMA CKNTKR FII>4S PRKHKNTATION CP^- IS MEW FUNNY PICTURE LOCATED JUST 1 MILE EAST OF J THE MERIDIAN MALL M-43 Michigan State News, East Laming, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 1970 7 Judge selection procedures explained decision to resign. Patriarche By MICHAEL E. PHELPS News According to Mayor Thomas, Analysis said that he had become of Harmon's intent to aware resign "feelers" were put out the through An East "around Ingham County Bar Lansing district City Council, the East Lansing September" during a Association. Judge Harmon, he judgeship that will that his resignation based conversation between Harmon begin District Court and the attendant was on said, had aided in circulating operation in January, 1971 has financial considerations. and him. judgeships became information about the judicial been a certainty since January, a reality. City Manager John M. East Lansing Mayor Gordon opening. 1970. Patriarche said that he received The identity of the Proposal explained Thomas said thjit he had been Patriarche Harmon's letter of resignation said that the judge for Robert Black, assistant to aware of Harmon's the district court was not on Oct. 29, three days before impending opening was handled "just like a Lansing Mayor Gerald Graves, resignation for "several determined until Nov 2, 1970 at the council vacancy on city council" and said that the proposal for meeting at which months." the East Lansing that there was "no City Council funding a district Schoenberger's appointment was requirement meeting. At that time the letter judgeship in confirmed. Harmon said that he whatsoever" that Lansing was made a public of by Graves in 'Common knowledge' announcement of the resignation of Judge William his had not made his decision to vacancy be K. Harmon was January 1969 budget Judge Schoenberger said that made. accepted and the message and resign prior to the time that the appointment of Maurice E. was adopted by the letter was prepared. the possibility of the judicial Lansing City Council early in vacancy "common Schoenberger said he thought Schoenberger was confirmed. 1969. When asked why his was that there had been "five or six The need for appointment of a resignation had been submitted knowledge" in the area legal letters" submitted to the East district judge in East As the elected municipal ten months after the community. Schoenberger said Lansing, district he submitted a letter Lansing City Council by however, has been a near judge, William K. Harmon would judgeship had become stating his individuals interested in the a reality, certainty since early in 1969. have become the district judge Harmon said "I wanted to stay availability for the position to : the East judgeship. The Lansing City Council, on January 1, 1971. In as long as I could." Lansing City Council in representing the city of largest accordance with Michigan law, Harmon asked that August. He said that he was Thomas said there were only his population in the judicial however, Harmon would have resignation be effective Nov. 30, interviewed, in private, by the two contenders for the position had to give up his East Lansing City Council in but Patriarch said several names district, would have had to vote private law 1970. in favor of practice that had financially October were "kicked around." keeping judge municipal court system prior to January of 1970 if any of the the augmented his $15,000 salary as municipal judge. Early resignation Harmon said that he resigned a Patriarche process said not a the selection Candidate interviews private, according to Thomas. were Former deputy director of the Michigan Dept. of month early to give the new was formal one. There were no public Commerce, Maurice E. Schoenberger, sits at municipal courts were to be The district hearings. his desk in his new position as East retained in the judgeship provides judge an opportunity to prepare Lansing Municipal Court judge district, which for a salary of $18,000 from the for the William K. Harmon. replacing former Judge includes East beginning of the district state News photo Lansing. state and $9,500 I MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES srsss by John Harrjngtan up to court. However, since no affirmative additionally that action was taken may be provided Had Harmon's by the Lansing from local funds. Harmon said resignation REDUCED PRICES DAILY DURING TWI LITE HOUR' come on or after January 1, 1971, however, the district judge LACKS PERSPECTIVE would have been appointed by SSf DOCTOR Zllii-VT. Gov. Milliken rather than East Lansing City Council. by the SRALDINECHARIN JULIE CHRISTIE OMAR SHARIFIASZHIVAGOI COIOR G Prof criticizes New Left creed The process of selecting Harmon's successor had begun 0 Today at 5:00 & 8:15 prior to Judge Harmon's Twi Lite Hr. 4:30 - 5:00 Adults 90c | PROGRAM INFORMATION 482 3905 | The beauty of creating lifeJ what we've got.' But reason isn't E By JOHN JUEL State News Staff Writer the cause of our social problems problems of society, while the New Left ignores these means to the "Establishment" attack on institutions per was an Zerby said he is disturbed by ICHIGAN Theatre The freedom to give it away.! unreason is." Lansinq — the end of social se, the "language" of the New Left. • change, he said. rather than the dysfunctional 1 ' 1 The Baby Maker! Members of the New Left have Zerby said the New Left's lack "The Old Left was "While it is true that names C A\ TOWN of a historical liberating elements of existing institutions, will never hurt me, sticks and i iNDSTHURSDAY | TECHNICOLOR* abandoned both reason and the perspective has the workers from conditions METRO GOLDWYN MAYER Presents distorted their vision and limited which the workers themselves Zerby said. They oppose stones will break my bones — A BURT KENNEDY j ENDS WEDNESDAY lessons of history, leading to the PRODUCTION Today at 5:45 & 7:45 their effectiveness. institutions simply because they and the New Left has the Twi Lite Hr. 5:15 were dissatisfied with," he said. - 5:45 AdUltS 90c "temper - tantrum" quality of their actions, a professor of "The New Left does not "The New Left does not take are established, rather than on a basis of good and bad, he said. distressing tendency of "DIRTY DINGUS philosophy told the Faculty concern itself with the historical past or the projected future," the opinions of the masses with accompanying their sticks and stones with Molotov cocktails MAGEE" OP o any seriousness. Instead, they "Social man can't exist PANAVISION? METROCOIOR Club Tuesday. Zerby said "They live only for tell the workers to rebel without institutions of some and bombs." Shown at ,11 GP Speaking on "What's New the hypothetical 'now' — the against 1:40-3:35-5:30-7:30-9:25 what tliey — the New Left - are But About the New Left," Lewis K. kind,' Zerbj said "The New while he opposed the TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA Zerby said the New Left has past is dead and the future may never take place. dissatisfied with. Left members are people who irrational use of violence, Zerby | FRIDAY | "This leads to a society where said that people substituted subjective passions "To want to make revolution 'for the pushing for Today at 6:00 - 8:00 believe in violence and the few tell the many what the hell of it' rather than attacking radical change were not Twi Lite Hr. 5:30 - 6:00 Adults 90c for reason, resulting in a E 1 ■i s terror as a cure for the evils of movement that is a combination many ought to want," he said. existing social problems. They necessarily members of the New society is to totally ignore the "I would like to know by what want to Left. ^ the Original 1935 of mysticism, romanticism and lessons of history," he added. destroy the UNClfr VERSION! divine avthority does the New "I don't regard all radicals as fanaticism. establishment, but I don't see . "I'm both impressed and'. depressed by the loss of faitii in reason." Zerby said. "The New Zerby said the major difference between the Old Left and the New Left is a matter of Left dictate to humanity what humanity's values should be." The New Left's opposition to that they have anything to put in the place of what they're tearing down." ' members of the New Left," he said. "We should continue to respect people who are seriously t&rcut, itarring FAY ), WRAT Skomg 0ENDS WEDNESDAY jfwGREATCHASEiJ methods, not ends. The Old Left concerned with MNAVISION5- METROCOtOR Today at 5:00 & 8:00 Left says, 'We have tried reason reforming mgm relied on reason and scientific Twi Lite Hr. 4:30 ■ 5:00 Adults 90c I Butter K#oton- for thousands of years and look society in a rational manner." Shown at 1:15-3:20-5:20-7:30-9:40 DougFoirb^Ma<^^r methodology to face the J '1— mm i New boutique offers MAYBE WE SHOULD CALL THEM outlet for handicrafts r Loc?l craftsmen who wish to display and sell their wares can do so at a unique Globe boutique. The Located in the basement of the Maiden Voyage record cooperative, 217 Ann St., The Globe is owned by four MSU students. They are looking for make The Globe now carruv. Turkish and handcrafted jewelry, leather and suede vests and posters. Their claim is "We anything." "Taking in handmade craft items would vary our stock a lot," Daniel said "But we're not can custom CAMPUS USED SSTMfS "homemade clothing, accessories out to get rich. We want to and pretty things" created by underprice everyone in the Lansing area people, the new- Lansing area." . owners said. Robert Daniel, Livonia junior Lansing stores, according to and one of the store proprietors, Daniel, are designed for people who think buying is a spectator said that he is always willing to sport. The Globe is an consider anyone's handicrafts. educational process," he said "If it's salable, worthwhile and meshes with other merchandise, I he Globe will display it," KNOW WHAT Daniel said. "Our main objective is to rent," he said with pay of WE'RE DOING Daniel said someone a smile. came in CHGANTICISh recently and purchased a wall hanging that he and his partners AT FREttSM SPlRiriSM NOW? had made. PROGRAM iNfOPVATlON }7? ?434 We're scouring the nation "It said. wasn't even for sale," 1 e TARLITE northside * Drive-in best selection of used books to bring ever you for next the Drive In Theatre :io>P?eafre TONIGHT! Open at 6:30 • US?" WIS' 0' ALL COLOR! tlec. 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Grand River v CHAMBER OF HORROR Shown Once at Across from the Union FREE CITY PARKING WITH VALIDATION Across from Berkey .5* Wft'ocaof' Shown at 7:07 Only 10:30 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, I970 EDUCATION OPENED SN to run College to lift transfer ban By JONI BENN has been deferred until after the Although the University has "MSU is the largest teacher - that the college will place an cartoons by Darcy beginning of winter term, the grown nine per cent over the training institution in the United State News Staff Writer increasing emphasis on teaching delay is not intended to penalize past three years, the College of States," those who have not declared Harding said. experiences and working with A moratorium in the Education has increased its "Unfortunately, Political College we would children. He also suggested the cartoons by of Education which has intentions to receive a teaching enrollment by 62 per cent. rather be considered the best." Pulitze, certificate. possibility of instituting a Prize-winning Tom Darcy will prevented tranfers to teacher Despite criticism directed Formal, long - range changes in begin running Students will not be deleted pre-education program at the soon in the training programs since July 1 toward the college for allowing teacher education programs, to News. State will be temporarily lifted next from class lists merely because the enrollment to swell to its be instituted next fall University level. term will Darcy, a regular cartoonist term. they are not coded properly present proportions, the college depend on recommendations Screening likely fot 4 To insure Newsday.a Long Island, The University Curriculum during preregistration, Kenneth has little control over made by the provost's office. a quantitative newspaper, won the N.Y., Harding, coordinator of student admittance to The results of decrease In the swelling 1970 Committee, in accordance with education an investigation Pulitzer Prize for the Office of the Provost, has affairs for the College of programs, Harding said. of the College of Education enrollment of the College of The easiest cartooning. Education, said. The college has little control being conducted Education, Harding sees the personalities as designated Jan. 11 through Feb. by a provost's targets from him as a With the end of the open those prospect of additional screening cartoonist, 5 as an open period for transfer over who declare a commission are expected to be Darcy said, are Lyndon from other colleges within the transfer period Feb. 5, teaching major as freshmen until released next term. procedures. and Richard Nixon. Johnson enrollment in the required "The department and college University to programs in they are formally admitted to Harding predicts, however, "The more inner character education sequence will be the of a student's area of study will a teacher training or to declare college immediately man has," Darcy said, "the dual enrollment in the College of closed to all students who are preceding their junior probably have a greater say in more year, characteristics there are in Education and some other college. not properly coded. All transfers from other majors Harding said. In addition, little contact is Club sponsors the screening process," Harding predicted. "There is a possibility face." ' his in the that a quota system will be Darcy avoids what he 'alls the Special University will be made with students other than immediate provisions transfer have for been detained until October 1971. Freshmen and transfer students those who have been called to speech by prof' instituted within each major, but such quotas will have to depend overworked situations, and dull cliches of his symbols trade. One made for University College (no the attention of the department of his recent cartoons who declare The MSU Business Women's on more criteria than grade showed preference) students who will a major in because of academic difficulties, rat-infested slum a education Club will sponsor a point average." with the reach junior standing at the end during the second he said. "Paper caption, "The landlord of fall term. moratorium period will Although the moratorium was Bagger's Seminar" at noon Dec. 9 in 114-A Kresge Art Center. Harding said he feels Christmas wish and the landlord ..." giveth, automatically be admitted to enrollments will diminish and a * aimed at limiting the rapid "We offer an insight No penalty teacher education Roger Funk, associate projected oversupply of teachers Pam Newhaller, Cleveland, Ohio, junior, tells the Santa at into a programs increase in enrollment, its major situation a little different Although the transfer process during the October open transfer purpose was to slow the professor of art, will discuss will be avoided as students begin Sears that she's been good and asks for a little from for all other predegree students rapid money for the editorials," Darcy said. period. drain of resources available "Pornographic Possibilities with to seek out other career Christinas. Tim Totten of Lansing, who poses as to Christmas Theme." 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Gift sets also available at TAPES 30% OFF money saving prices. Our 2 and 4 fl. oz. Heg. Price: $1.57. thrifty discount records HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS DEPT acres 5125 VI. Saginaw —6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River PIPER AT THE GATES Open every Sunday 12-5 at Okemos Road OF DAWN MORE (SOUNDTRACK) with special sales Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michig ui Wednesday. December 2, 1970 9 Journalist to receive U award By DAVID BASSETT Presently on the staff of the The graduate State News Staff Writer New York Times student, Paul responsible Sterba Saigon bureau, Schiff, had previously filed replace these manner, it can Washirgton, D.C., Evening Star.:? One of resigned his post students." One the most recent as charges against the University, year later he became:* defenders of the free campus editor in Nov., 1965 Looking back on the incident assistant to the chief of the New student amid claiming it refused to allow him Tuesday, Sterba said press at MSU will be honored a flurry of controversy to register because of his campus that "it York Times the by concerning the rejection of an probably helped my career." Washington bureau. :i| University this week. MSU graduate political activity. "After I left the State In 1968, Sterba was assigned x James Sterba, former attempting to In a statement printed in the News, I to the Times' New York office News campus State regain admission to MSU. State News several became a stringer for the Detroit to assist in £ editor, will The resignation of days after his Free Press and the National coverage of the become the youngest Sterba and resignation, Sterba said he Observer. I think the national political conventions, person three other members of ever to receive the the time I followed by a position on the S Distinguished State News editorial board resigned because the final spent with them gave me Alumni Award was decision not to print the Times' metropolitan desk. at triggered by the decision of the story experience which I couldn't have In 1969, Sterba :£ commencement activities lay in the hands of a non joined the :£ editor, after consultation with - gained at the State News." Saturday. the newspaper's student. "If the board really Sterba first became involved in staff of the Times' Saigon Sterba, a 1966 graduate of to faculty adviser, wants a student newspaper," professional journalism Bureau, an assignment he "did MSU, will be cited for becoming withhold a statement of the Sterba said, "I think it should during not like very the summer well." "distinguished in his profession University's charges against a allow responsible students to preceding his senior and graduate student year at MSU, serving as a copy Presently between j:j: as a member of the elite attempting to decide what is printed. assignments, Sterba plans corpos of journalists (in regain admission to MSU, and "If the board (of boy and sports writer for the become a correspondent for the to j:j: JAMES STERBA foreign the student's trustees) State Journal. £ bureaus)." reply to the feels that the students Times in Jakarta, charges. running After graduating in 1966, covering the newspaper are not Indonesia, Malaysia, and Hong acting in a Sterba joined the staff of the jij: Kong early next year. STUDIES INTERACTION New course explores black families A young black mother of two Human Ecology, Dept. of interacting within the looks solemnly into 23 intensely Family ard Child Sciences. family of family studies which tend to unit, the community unit and view the white middle class "However, there's no doubt the function of the black curious faces and tells of her The course is team family taught by ultimately the white cultural that the white family still within the home and also within childhood on a Mississippi farm Eleanor S. nucleus as normative." Morrison, instructor unit. remains the model, no doubt at the black where fhe and her family in ramily relations, and Trellis community. One of the all." worked out the better part of primary course "What it means," Mrs. Waxier their lives as share - croppers. Waxier, graduate student in family and child sciences. It is objectives, Mrs. Morrison said, "is that there are many "It is important to point out," "We are mostly interested in Upward bound "We went to school two days aimed at explained, is "to counteract and families that do not fit this iearning how the black family studying the black Mrs. Waxier supplement current trends in white explained, "how las managed to survive and A construction crane across from Cherry Lane on Harrison out of the week," she says, "and family as a group of people - family model and they such things as limited jobs due "lourish in Road appears to extend sky high as seen from its base. if the man decided that he teaching and writing in the area still function very well. to this country," she racist feelings can counteract >aid. State News photo by J. H. Wilner wanted us to pick his cotton, ^ Why Pay More! Why Pay More! then we stayed home and picked Why Pay More! Why Pay Mofe! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! cotton even if it meant being out of school for weeks at a time. "We did it," she adds with a NEW rOPCO^H PHOSPHATE FREE DETEftGENT note of depression, "cause we didn't have no choice . . . there was nothing else my folks could do." Her audience is a group of 23 MSU students from varied COUPON backgrounds and They all races. enrolled in a new course are BOUNTY T0WUS25< called "Black Families in White America." DECORATED As the panel discussion continues and the young black JUMBO ROLL mother poignantly recalls her new family's poverty, you can tell there's a lot of learning going onf The faces of many of the white students reflect shock, disbelief ^iopco PANCAKE MIX and intense concern. 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Pennsylvania — Grand Brer at OkuwrRoad 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, |<)7() Drop By MICHAEL FOX theoretically have a 2.0 GPA, Winburne said, but the average in dismissed because of bad grades. GPAs Tha 2.70 all-University who avoided flunking out State News Staff Writer This is 9.1 per cent, compared during has always been higher than 2.0. undergraduate average for last the spring student strike will with 346 out of 15,900 last fall will As students approach the end Before the grade point crash in probably decline a little now be dismissed, Winburne year, or 2.17 per cent. this term because of fall term, trends in grading by 1957, GPAs had been climbing, many students said. He said the GPA will MSU instructors indicate that with the average 2.45 among all drop, but probably not to 2.4. 1970 could see a slight decline in undergraduates as of fall term, The MSU Office He said students who arenow of the grade point averages (GPA) 1956. Institutional Research has getting by with 2.1's or 2.0's will for undergraduates, according to Following Sputnik I, however, compiled the following grade suddenly find themselves in the the GPA dorpped to 2.33 and 1.7's. theory advanced by John N. point averages (OPA) for fall Winburne, University College stayed between 2.30 and 2.39 term freshman classes and aO "Students aren't troubled asst. dean for student affairs. until 1966. The freshman GPA undergraduates for the period when the GPA Is Winburne maintains that the also took almost 10 years to rising, but it 1953 to 1962. might not remain fixed, and severe criticism of the United recover its 1956 figure, (see students should prepare States higher education system chart.) undergrad fan freahmen themselves," Winburne said. in the fall of 1957 sent GPAs Winburne is concerned that 2.41 1953 2.28 students will view the now rising 2.43 The former MSU grading "skidding." 1964 2.32 The Soviet Union's successful GPAs as constantly rising and 2.45 19S5 2.33 system, discarded two years ago, 2.45 employed A-B-C-D-E-F. launch of Sputnick 1 on Oct. 4, 1957, sparked extensive assume that grading is easier. becoming 2.33 1956 1967 2.28 2.18 I Winburne said the trend with the criticism of American "Some students are living in a 2.35 1968 2.21 new grade point system offering colleges half points has been for grades for letting the Russians nonexistent paradise. Teachers 2.36 1959 2.16 beat the to be squeezed toward the United States to put are not grading the same," he 2.34 1960 2.18 the first middle. 2.37 _ man - made satellite in space. said. 1961 2.24 I Get 2.36 The charges that college education was too lax Noting that University College provides an extensive counseling The 1962 2.21 "It's 1.5 instead of 1.0; 2.5 instead of 2.0; 0.5 instead of b Registrar's Office has A apparently prompted an attitude service, Winburne said he is compiled GPA figures for the 0.0; 4.0 instead of 4.5; and 3.0 safety boy pushes Spartan Village children back from the crosswalk as they wait to "interested that a student keep instead of 3.5," he said. street for lunch. cross the among MSU instructors to fall terms 1965 to 1969, for State News photo toughen up their courses. They himself at such a point freshmen and undergraduates, by J. H. Wilner felt that lower grades would academically that if grades do undergrad fall freahmen force drop, it will not be disastrous." Election results certified; the students to work 2.39 1965 2.28 harder and achieve more, In the fall of 1957, some 856 2.40 1966 2.27 Winburne said. students out of 9,395 enrolled in 2.43 The average student should University College were 2.57 2.70 1967 1968* 1969" 2.33 2.47 1 2.60 1 NOTE: (*) With frB, D C M 1968, AND Corner Grand River and Hagadorn Road STORE m the University adopted extension of the grading acale to 4.5 instead of 4.0, with the resulting QPA in average an higher $ & I Milliken now offi cial victor thoae years than for three minor ml previoualy. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL candidates. party In the race for secretary of 893,403 for Republican William 36" High, CHRISMSfe# The final results of the 1970 Michigan election was certified In the race for the U.S. final returns gave incumbent Senate, state, the final tally former Wayne County Auditor Richard S. Austin, a showed Democrat, S. Farr Jr. The official vote on Artificial, in Tuesday in Lansing, giving Gov. TREES®® Kelley, Democrat Philip A. Hart an the victor controversial proposal C. Milliken an official 44,110 ■ vote by 315,036 votes over the, 886,234 no-tip pot, Porter victory over his Democratic challenger in one of the closest vote landslide Lenore Romney, the contender. over Mrs. Republican Republican State Sen. Emil Lockwood of Elm Hall. The total statewide vote antiparochiaid amendment, was 1,416,800 for and 1,078,705 against, a margin of 332,095 was gubernatorial Hart's victory over only $2.59 contests in recent Michigan's votes. 26" by school district years. The election Michigan's 83 results from former first lady was the largest margin won of with any 1,425,601 for Austin and 1,110,565 for Lockwood with another 23,966 votes spread On the 18 • year • question, voters cast 1,446.840 old vote High Tree $1.29 TRAVERSE CITY (UPI) - of Instruction John Porter in an counties approved by the State Board of were statewide race but fell short of his 900,640 • vote triumph over among third party candidates. In another landslide against and 924.958 in favor. Atty. Stuart D. Hubbell has filed attempt to clarify the legal Canvassers on a 3-0 vote with victory, The official tally on the Elly Peterson in 1964. incumbent Democrat Atty. Gen. third a petition to intervene on behalf implications of the one absence. The board's action The final tally in the Senate ballot proposition, which would of proponents of parochlaid in a antiparochiaid amendment Frank J. Kelley won a fifth term officially closes the statewide have authorized state NEW CHRISTMAS FREE circuit court suit brought by the The school district, which asked for a election. race was 1,744,672 votes for Hart to 858,438 votes for Mrs. by defeating his Republican opponent by 750,907 votes. for low • bonding income housing was 15 Pak Candy Canes Traverse City School District. judgment on the The final vote in the 1,388,699 opposed to 921,455 HOURS: Romney. Kelley had 1,644,310 votes to with coupon and question before Dec. 18, when gubernatorial race showed in favor. Mon. - Sat. 9 9( The school district filed a suit the - $3.00 purchase amendment is due to take 1,388,711 votes for Milliken and Nov. 12 against Atty. Gen. Sun. 12 to 5 P.M. effect, claims banning shared • 1,294,601 for Democratic State Students THRU DEC. 9 ONLY Frank Kelley, the State Board of time programs violates both Sen. Sander M. Education and Superintendent state and U.S. constitutions. Another 22,675 Levin of Berkley. votes were cast > ; I. 11 ■ on to > s ' < /YY.VYYYSYo /JYYYYY/Y for advertising campaign Advertising students at MSU four to eight students. Each will be faced with a test of their presentation itself. They must team will simulate an advertising also present plans and creativity this week. agency which is competing for recommendations for the budget Throughout fall term 71 the Swinger. and use of mass media, students have been developing Members of including the winning advertisements and commercials. advertising and marketing "agencies," programs for the Dart Swinger, a one undergraduate Some of the written report and one graduate, will be car manufactured by the Dodge required for the presentation are awarded gold watches after the Division 50 to 60 pages in length of Chrysler Florentined set $1MJQ 2 diamond duette presentations are judged by the Corporation. Thursday they will Coordinators of the project at executives. imeo present their programs to MSU are Gordon Miracle, Students will be graded on executives of Dodge and its associate professor, and Jack their analysis of the market, Hendrickson, asst. professor, of advertising agency, Batton, consumer behavior and habits, Barton, Durstine and Osborn. the Dept. of Advertising. The marquise look existing competition, reasoning Presentations will be given by and Representing Dodge will be $275.00 11 groups, each understanding of the theUS* consisting of objectives, and the Arnold Thompson, advertising oral manager, and Robert Baxter, director of research. A. J. Weinrich, vice president of the BUSINESS AND advertising agency, will also bea judge in the competition. GENERATION ECONOMICS "We feel that this project is a mutually helpful one for the students and for Dodge MAJORS! Division," Thompson said. 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Their defense ministers signed a declaration of aims which Knapp's provides for: • An international program of defense improvement in Europe over the next five years estimated to cost $420 million. Its fulfillment will depend on the participation of Britain which, so far, has refused to pitch in with anything aside from contributions. military • A program of additional national effort in Europe over the next five years estimated to cost $450 million to $500 million in operational and capital expenses. In addition, West Germany pledged to pay the $79 million cost of 16 new transport planes to beef up Turkey's defense. This agreement emerged after some plain talking between the British and West Germans, who are the chief contributors to the over all program for the North Atlantic • Treaty Organization. t It will be presented Wednesday to U.S. Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird The significance of the European move was political rather than military, to convince Washington that more is being done to ease the U.S. burden. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield said in Washington Tuesday the Nixon administration's decision to keep the U.S. "force capability" in Europe constant until mid-1972 will lead to a showdown. He has been loading congressional attempts to cut back substantially American troop strength on this sidoof the Atlantic, arguing the Europeans can well afford to do much more for their own defense. Main features of the increased European effort: • Rritain will keep its aircraft carrier, the Ark Royal, operational after 1972 when it was to have been scrapped. It will provide nine instead of four .'aguar fighter squadrons plus a new reserve unit of armored cars. • West Germany will buy another 55 American Chinook helicopters at about $169 million. It also has offered to pay 40 per cent of the cost of speeding up two collective defense projects: an integrated communications system and air raid shelters for aircraft This would cost between $420 and $560 million over a five vonr period beginning in 1972. The British, cutting back spending at home, refused to put up cash lor the collective schemes. A British contribution of $90 million, spread over five years, was sought. Defense Minister Lord Carrington had argued it would be politically difficult to hike defense spending at a time of social retrenchment at home. He agreed Tuesday, however, to discuss some new possibilities in the months ahead. The sums involved are small compared with the $3 billion the I nited States spends every year on its NATO operation. The 295,000 U.S. forces in Europe, including the 6th Fleet, compare wit!) about three million men that the West European allies maintain under arms. The Europeans spend about $24 billion a year. U.S. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster, the supreme allied commander in Europe, believes that despite all this money and manpower the Western military effort is declining while the eflort of the Soviet bloc is increasing. His officers estimate that the Last has a 3-1 advantage in men and equipment. Join the Parade! K^rentals ^ y of f CAPS & GOWNS TODAY Wednesday, Dec. 2 thru Friday, Dec. 4 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. Fourth Floor Union For information call L UNION DESK i Bk 355-3498 A Qhvm Gift shop from home, dial 372-0200 for Sue Jordan, Knapp's ?? Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 1970 U' operators keep lines open By BARBARA FARY registration time," Miss Beckley off campus numbers State News Staff Writer - frequently Five consoles were said jokingly. "They run all over requested. originally need some coordination." Miss Beckley takes all of the campus looking for information installed, but their number was The calls the operators receive "Michigan State University, "We installed the Centrix calls for Cowles House. She said someone could have soon increased to eight. The can I help you?" given them range from the simple requests she enjoyed working with the system nine years ago, when I office itself was Of course she can. The MSU over the phone. They don't was put in charge," Miss enlarged and for Mary Doe's number to calls Whartons very much. Beckley remodeled to give the operators operator is one of the most know where to look for said. "Before that from parents worried about their we had a main comfortable working numbers, and they have trouble space and Christmas wish frequently consulted persons on switchboard." children when tornado to provide a private office for warnings What would the operators like campus. As Eva Beckley, dialing off - campus." The Centrix system was Miss Beckley and her are out, from executives calling secretary. for Christmas? telephone office supervisor, says, Eight operators are always on originally installed in a Museum department heads and faculty "This is where they always come duty 24 hours a day to handle Miss Beckley wishes the dorm office to cut down on the "We installed Centrix members and from students first." the staggering number of calls right locked out of their rooms. desk workers would learn how operator's workload. after Michigan Bell came out to transfer calls and that "They" are students, faculty, put through University lines. In Knitting with it," she said. Lansing staff members, parents and off - Lost lenses operators wouldn't addition, one women works as a "relief" "They told me. 'Eva, you'll be "Students ask us for help automatically transfer all East campus people who want to get so that someone is there What do the operators think of knitting most of the time,"' the when Lansing calls to MSU. in touch with a person or a to lake an operator's place while MSU students? they lose their contact supervisor said, "and we were lenses," the supervisor said. She would also welcome the department at MSU. Freshmen, she is on break. just to give out numbers. But we "We love them," Miss "And we get creation of an information especially, become well Each operator is assigned to a emergency calls, post console and works with a huge were reluctant to give up the dial said. "If it weren't for Beckley and calls from students who to handle student questions like acquainted with the operator. service we had always provided, them, we wouldn't be here. Most of the want to commit suicide, and "Are the buses "They (freshmen) are so lost, book with more than 17,000 and so now we will dial numbers running today?" students calls during snowstorms from Other than that. Miss so confused, especially at listings, plus her own book of if asked." are very nice to the Beckley students who want to know if and her staff of 30 workers operators. All the girls are dedicated and willing to help classes will be held. We (several of whom are students) put students. We especially go out of suicide calls on hold and call the are happy sitting by their our way for freshmen and police. We also turn telephones. Attorney AECcharg foreign students." Big job complainants with obscene calls over to the The police." most frequently asked as "Sometimes you spend as 45 minutes on one call," she said. "But that's what we're here for." long She said it usually takes three question after Christmas time, violates environment act days of training for an operator and six months of experience she said, is from lucky callers with new skates: "Is the ice Blue Cross, Blue-Shield before a person can efficiently arena open?" MIDLAND (UPI) handle the large amount of — An attorney said Tuesday Myron Cherry, environmental law specialist the Atomic information she must help Miss Beckley explained the Energy Commission (AEC) was representing seven citizen groups, objected to a people locate. number of calls put through wasting "valuable time" and violating the National petition filed by Dow Chemical Co.. saying the Environmental Policy act of 1969 by opening move was outside the hearing board's "Sometimes we don't have the during the summer is not as low public hearings on a request by Consumers Power jurisdiction. He requested that the Dow petition right information because as might be expected due to the Co. to build twin nuclear reactor plants south of here. Attorney William Ginster of Saginaw said the be stricken. The hearings through Friday. were scheduled to continue changes never reach our office or numbers are never reported to us in the first place," Miss Beckley many campus She conferences then. said that her held on request OK to hike rates operators DETROIT (UPI) act required an environmental statement by the Consumers Power has stated that the said. "I've been fighting for preferred working at MSU to - Michigan Treasurer Allen R. Schaedel said extent, they are part of a broad plant, Blue Cross and Blue Shield have applicant, and neither consumers nor Dow which would cost over $400 million, would years for a one - card system so the rate increase request, filed phone company switchboards. filed requests for inflation that is not limited Chemical Co. had filed such a statement. to provide the necessary power for Dow. However, that we could keep our records average rate Monday, would raise the rates of health care costs. "This whole proceeding is a nullity and a waste "There's more freedom here. I increases of 8 per cent six weeks one fifth of their five million conservation groups filed petitions with the AEC up - to - date. "More specifically. Blue of valuable time," he said. stay back here in my office. If I after the state insurance members in Cross in Washington, resulting in the public hearings. "President Wharton has Michigan if is faced with hospital costs that The opening session was attended want to check commissioner denied a request by some 200 Earlier this month, the AEC issued on anyone, I can approved, and wouM become a 130-page appointed a fact - finding for a lower increase, it was are rising at a rate of 6 per cent a persons, many of whom have protested safety evaluation report saying that the proposed monitor the calls on my desk," effective in April. committee but they haven't year. Blue Shield is faced not contruction of the plants, she said. announced Tuesday. A spokesman for the two said saying it would be a plant would not cause "undue risk to the health come up with only with increased health hazard. and safety of the Saginaw anything yet. This Blue Shield President John C. the increase was requested for medical Valley area." place is like a big city and we Besides supervising the office. McCabe and Blue Cross costs but a 41 per ce. t increase only one fifth of the subscribers (in one year) in the number of because those are the ones wh(*e medici.1 services covered. rates would be affected in the "We are doing all we can to quarter beginning in April. control the situation," McCabe Parctically speaking, the and Schaedel said. "Blue Shield spokesman acknowledged, the has imposed a cost stabilization increase would apply to all five program to control physician million subscribers. Blue Cross asked the charges, and Blue Cross is Michigan experimenting with new ways to Insurance Bureau to approve a 9.62 per cent average increase develop incentive for hospitals to reduce costs." and Blue Shield asked for a 5.9 When he denied the request per cent average boost. for an average 5.25 per cent Blue Although it was said Blue Cross increase for Shield rates for the regular 425,000 subscribers and a 12 per cent senior citizens would remain boost for senior citizens and an unchanged, Blue Cross requested average 4.9 per cent boost for an average 13 per cent hike for Blue Shield regular subscribers. senior citizens. State Insurance Commissioner "We are disappointed that Russel Van Hooser said Oct. 19: these adjustments continue to be "It is essential that the rising necessary," McCabe and health care costs be controlled. Ashaedel said. "To a great Unless the present escalation in Blue Cross- Blue Shield rates is soon checked, an increasing number of the citizens in this state will be unable to pay tie premium charges and will be forced to terminate their health insurance coverage. "It is imperative at this time that Blue Cross and Blue Shield develop and institute constructive changes and reforms that will stabilize the cost of health care." McCabe and Schaedel replied then, "We do not believe that costs can be controlled by a pronouncement from a regulatory agency," and added thev hoped the refusal to approve rate hikes would not "make it necessary to reduce benefits." Sierra Club plans debate i The MSU chapter of the Sierra Club, a national conservation organization, will sponsor a debate on the ecological aspects of drilling for oil in northern Michigan. Participants in the debate will be (J. R. Denison, president of the Michigan Oil and Gas Assoc; A. Gene Gazlay, asst. director «>l the Michigan Dept. of Natural resources, and Paul Barrett, MSI professor of natural science. A film on pollution, "The Gifts," will also be shown at this meeting. The Sierra Club presentation will be at 7:30 p.m today in the 1966 room of Hubbard Hall. It takes a special kind State of nut to fix a Volkswagen Discount P We Cash MSU Glenn Herriman Payroll Checks Volkswagen, Inc. I.D. Required 6135 W. SAGINAW SI. 307 E. Grand River PHONE 482-6226 Next to the ' © Card Shop 'Lansing's Smallest Volkswagen Dealer" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 1970 hamady (SmpCcte^Joott (erdehA, PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU TUES. DECEMBER 8, 1970 FINE QUALITY U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP STORE HOURS FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE F MERIDIAN & LANSING COUPONS MON. thru SAT. 10 SUNDAYS 12 til 5 til 9 MALLS EVERYDAY LOW, (llidly Acceded YANKEE CENTER MON. thru SAT. 9 til 9 SUNDAYS 10 til 5 BLADE CUT 1/4 Loin Sliced Into CHUCK ROAST PORK CHOPS U.S.D.A. GOOD BUTCHER SHOP BRAND BEEF 9 T011 CHOPS LB. FRESH -SLICED FREE FRESH LEAN MICHIGAN GRADE ONE &M tions, get a Helen O Connell stereo LP collection for just they invented the stock exchange, or chutney as it ts called in England. Next, economics spread to France (carried, some say, by sheep $19.90 you. one dollar Regular $5 value! ticks). The French, however, never really got the hang of it. At first they tried using omelettes as the medium of exchange. When this failed, they tried Edith Piaf records. When this too failed, they tlew After Ski Boots $14.90 ,$11.90 into a fit of pique and dug the Suez Canal. Well sir, 1 guess you know what happened next. Economics came to America, John Kenneth Galbraith fought his famous duel with Stretch Vinyl Boots now $12.90 DISC SHOP Aaron Burr, Greshatn's Law was repealed, and at last came the ending. Today, I am delighted to report, any American boy or girl, no happy matter how rich, can afford to dress like a pauper. 323 E. Grand River Open Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m JC»£IUY M JEWELRY ART CENTER use C'iNTM Sat. 9 a.m. • 6 p.m. your 319 E. Grand River MV at Miller High Life Beer are brewers, not economists. Hut this Phone: 351-5380 Phone 332-4673 East Lansing, Mich. much we know about supply and demand: you demand great flavor in your 231 MAr-nPFM WED. TILL 9_ bew^wejiupplj^it^inilv of Beers. 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, I970 STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Here is The Number To Call For Fast Action Want Ads state news - ... 355-8255. 355-8265 classified 355-8256 5 The State News does not permit racial or religious discrimination in- its Auto Service & Parts MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East fRAnkly speaking. . by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent ForR ent s/ir/sfy youR needs advertising columns. The Kalamazoo Street . .. Since 1940. ONE MAN for winter term. $50 TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. CEDAR VILLAGE. State News will not Complete auto painting and monthly. W block from campus. Lake view lots. $30 a week. No Girl collision service. IV 5-0256. C sublet winter . 351-2612. 3-12-4 lease. 15 minutes from campus. and/or accept advertising which ——— 641-6601.5-12-4 $55/month. 351-2793 • AUTOMOTIVE discriminates 5"12-4 | against \T MEL'S we repair all foreign arxf* GIRL NEEDED. Winter or winter / Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or American cars. If we can't fix ft. It NEED: ONE girl for spring. Reasonable. Evergreen Good location. spacious?™ ■ Auto Parts & Service Aviation national origin. can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. O Arms. Call 332-0629. 3-12^1 MONTI E HOUSE CO-OP 355 1944 5!^l ONE MAN needed to GIRL FOR 2 man $150 Winter term. sublea* wink • EMPLOYMENT Aviation Utilities paid. 351-8881. 1-12-2 or winter and SDri„\ • FOR RENT Meadowbrook Apartments Automotive FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to ONE GIRL needed, cheap. Call Room and Board Trace. 393^ learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. Houses 337-9515. Winter term. Sublet. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C "APITOL FORD 1966 Super Bus. 150 hp, 3-12-4 $205 per term COMPLEX ■ Rooms Furnished, automatic. Radio, Aux heater. Carpeted, 2 bedroom J3 • FOR SALE Clean, runs good. $1095. 3-12-4 Employment NEEDED: ONE man for three man. December fireplace, 15. Also 2 and Animals Grad student preferred. Call 3 „?'l furnished Mobile Homes GARAGE SALE. 1967 Shelby GT FAST GROWING company now has 332-4185 after 5 p.m. 3-124 apartments. Girls married couples. I 350 show CALL 332 8641 Phone 489.i5icf car; 1967 Aztec openings for several full time men. 5-12-4 """ • PERSONAL Avenger; 1961 Dune buggy with Also 2 part time positions TWO GIRLS needed winter reduced open. rebuilt engine. Call Jay, Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - rates across from • PEANUTS PERSONAL 351-1378. 4 campus. ONE MAN needed to sublet NEED FOURTH girl • REAL ESTATE 4-12-4 p.m. only. C 351-6925. 3-12-4 and spring, depositl 351-9239. winter and/or sublease winter I 4-12-4 no spring. 351-2707.5-12 4 American,''f • RECREATION GTO 1966. Rebuilt engine. A speed. NEEDED: 6 young men and women, CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl to sublease Snow tires. Excellent condition. for outside order winter — $55/month. No deposit. • SERVICE department, ROOMMATE WANTED for 351-1314. 1-12-2 351-8098.3-12-4 LOVELY Typing Service evenings and weekend, part time work. Call 485-9700. X-10-12-4 apartment in house, close to apartment FURNISHED?, ^;- TRANSPORTATION IH HALF ton pick-up, '62. V-8, 3 NEED ONE campus. No lease. 351-1316. across from cam ° I « speed 353-6226. 5-12-3 TEACHER man for 4 Collinwood Apartment. 351-0149. man luxury. 3-12-3 $140,351-5696.5-12 4 PUl' • WANTED FOR School. .^vish Sunday 3-12-4 IMPALA 1965. V-8, automatic. Gra^r Experience APARTMENT RENTALS CENTER. NEED ONE or two roommates 1J DEADLINE with child^'Vn classroom, camp, If you're a student or December Good condition. Best offer. or SUBLEASE. No married 15th. Furnist youth deposit. 2 1 P.M. one class day 355-3182. 3-12-2 337-0168. 3-12-2 group required. Call couple looking for a comfortable Luxury. One block from fnistijd I bedrooms, University Villa. Call campm I before publication. Cancellations — 12 noon LEMANS 1965 2 door hardtop. V-8 START YOUR own business. No 'th€ evEHm'mfiL fc phewpep, sir.- 332-0466. 3-12-4 life style at reasonable prices, in mind that our keep rental counselors 332-4432. 10-12 4 one class day before engine, 4 speed, bucket seats. franchise fee. Transportation 2 caxz misuhg and mccovm> &ri ' TWO MAN. Across from Mary Mayo. are interested in assisting you in publication. $595. CROSBY'S PONTIAC AND BUICK SALES. 482-9776. 5-12-2 required. 393-2510. 5-12-4 332-4418 or 332-1698. 3-124 finding the right apartment. Roommate service is also available Stop in our office Available PHONE at 444 . . . BABYSITTER, 3 - 5 p.m. Weekdays BARNARD STREET. 624. 3 rooms, LEMANS, 1969 350, V-8. Power Michigan Avenue and let aid Dec. 15th... in us my apartment. 355-3206. private entrance and bath. Utilities 355-8255 steering, Cordova top. $1900 or 5-12-4 you in locating an apartment for furnished. $90/month. $50 best. 351-8417. 3-12-4 your type of life. HALSTEAD RATES deposit. IV 5-1389, before 2 p.m. 1 CHILD CARE for happy four year 3-12-4 MANAGEMENT, 351-7910. O day $1.50 MAVERICK 1970. old. Weekdays, beginning January. 15c per word per day Automatic, returning to school. Pay balance. Prefer student wife with For Rent For Rent ONE BEDROOM furnished, Luxury 4-man furnished pre - MUST SUBLET two bedroom, two 3 days $4.00 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 school children. Can carpeted, all utilities paid. Call apartment with a view. pay up to GIRL FOR winter MALE bath, furnished,winter and spring. 13Vic per word per day $25. Call 332-2985. 3-12-4 term. 2-man, ROOMMATE. Apartment 351 9286, 372-1031.0 Price negotiable. 393-8071. 3-12-4 MAVERICK $75/month. Call Geri, 351-1304 across from Union. •H 5 days $6.50 197fy Automatic, Completely Two returning tigOLV Pay balance. TWO MEN needed for light delivery evenings. 3-12-3 furnished. Not a plastic complex ONE OR NEED ONE man for large, bedroom, two 13c per word per day two man, furnished. Close 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 work. Must have car end know ONE place. Call 351-3815 after 1 p.m. to campus. $110. 351-2237. comfortable 4-man. 10 minutes to bathrooms, balconies, (based on 10 words per ad) campus. 372-0067. 3-12-4 BEDROOM apartment 3-12-3 Berkey. Winter, spring. 351-1914. Next to campus. furnished 3-12-4 MGB 1966, Convertible, hardtop, Reduced 4-12-4 Peanuts Personals must be right hand drive, overdrive. THREE SENIOR or basic national rates. Wii^\. spring. 337-9512. GIRL NEEDED winter. One month 2-12-2 WANTED ONE or two girls for Cedar pre-paid. 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 ski patrolmen wanted at rent free. Water's Edge. 351-1006. EFFICIENCY. OKEMOS. Nice, Boyne Brooke Arms. Call 351-3081. There will be a 50c service MUSTANG 1970 convertible. Power Mountain. Free room • board plus $250 month. Call Barb Miller, MALE NEEDED TO share 4-man 3-12-4 3-12-4 private, clean. Sublet winter and/or spring. $95/month. WATER'S EDGE APIS. and bookkeeping charge if steering and power disc apartment. Reasonable, close to WANTED: ONE man to sublet for 351-3109. 4-12-4 1050 Water's brakes, 332-0857. 1-12-2 GIRL Edge Dr. this ad is not paid within 351 2-barrel. 393-5148. 3-12-4 campus. 410 Park Winter and Spring term. Haslett WANTED: Campus Hill Lane, Call 332-4432 332-2414. 4-12-4 Apartments. $45/month. Phone one week. PART TIME employment: 12-20 Apartments, call 332-3392. 3-12-4 WANTED: ONE girl to sublet winter 351-8628. 3-12-4 MUSTANG 1965 automatic 289. hours per week. term. Call 337-2543. 3-12-3 ONE BEDROOM apartmentl The State Automobile News will be Good condition, yellow / black required. 351-5800. O EAST LANSING. 1 and 2 bedrooms, PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Upstairs, _ ONE GIRL. Winter term. 3 unfurnished. $155. Winter jl responsible only for the interior. 332-0866. 3-12-4 furnished. Reasonable rates. one bedroom - man. FOUR MAN furnished apartment to sublet spring. Princeton Arms. 351-4734 f PART TIME Swimming pool. HALSTEAD $55/month. New furniture. first day's incorrect male telephone apartment. Utilities included. beginning winter. $60 per person. 5-12-4 MANAGEMENT 351-7221. 3-12-4 MUSTANG 1965. Convertible, canvassing. Good hourly wages. COMPANY, $125. Deposit. Also, west of Meadowbrook Trace. insertion. 393-7837. automatic, V-8, clean, good tires. Must have good 351-7910. 4-12-4 campus one mile, two bedroom 3-12-3 SUBLEASE: speaking voice. GIRL WANTED winter / 3-m»" —»vinter anil $690. Phone Call Mr. furnished spring. 655-1636 after 6 Atchley, 393-5460, Equal basement. Utilities spring. RENlVr p.m. 5-12-4 Opportunity employer, 4-12-4 NEED ONE man immediately for included, $125. Furnished apartment $68/month. ONE MONTH Villa, 2| Deposit. No Close. 351-2371.3-124 free rent. Girl, bedrooms. 351-2613. 3-12-2 three man. $58.00 children. 351-3969. 3-12-4 monthly. $65/month. Immediate MUSTANG 69 Grande Red, V-8, PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per 351-2098. 4-12-4 occupancy. 351-1939. 3-12-3 CAPITOL NEAR. Clean, ONE MALE Automotive stick shift, excellent condition. week. Car necessary. Call HOLT — SMALL 2 room apartment. studios. Quiet modern location. For apartment, to sublet $80 month Nol 3-ma(| 355-5942. 3-12-3 351-7319 for interview. C SUBLEASE WINTER, Spring. Furnished, utilities paid. Phone WORKING GIRLS for 3-man, 2 secretaries or co-eds. 372-4583. damage deposit, clos* 351-1381 | AMBASSADOR DPL 1969. 15,000 Luxury 4 man duplex. Utilities 699-2666. 3-12-4 bedroom. 355-1725 or 339-9077. MUSTANG, 1965 dark blue. paid. 351-7349. 4-12-4 3-12-4 4-12-4 miles. Perfect condition. Automatic V-8. $550. 353-6495 For Rent 4-12-4 339-2942.3-12-4 TWO BEDROOM apartment, or 355-7917 after 6 p.m. 4-12-4 ONE GIRL needed. Dec. 11 Jan. 1 TV AND stereo furnished, no lease, - ONE BEDROOM furnished. Clean, NEED FOUR rentals, satisfaction near campus, free. winter or winter I BUICK 1961. $120 or best offer. $175 month. Graduate $57.50/month. 351-4685. guaranteed. Free delivery, service CEDAR GREENS student 3-124 quiet. Parking. 7 minutes from spring. Near Berkey. Call after| Good condition. Call 355-0903 OLDSMOBILE 442, 1965. Rebuilt and desired. 487-3281 after campus. $125. 485-6581. 4-12-4 5:30 p.m., 351-1328. 3-12-2 pick-up. Call 5 p.m. between 1 - 3 p.m. or after 5 425-350 engine. Many accessories, NEJAC, X-3-12-3 p.m. 337-1300. C 2-12-3 must sell. 646-6802. 3-12-3 WANTED ONE girl. Winter 1 Bedroom Furnished term LARGE SINGLE bedroom furnished. FREE MONTH'S Rent: One mantel only. Twyckingham. Call Close to campus. $165. Available Cedar Village. Occupancy! PARKING. ONE block from campus. CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 351-2290. 3-12-4 CAMARO 1967 SS convertible — 4 OLDSMOBILE 1966. F-85 Holiday Short Term Leases immediately. 355-0890. 4-124 December first. No speed. Excellent condition. Call Private, paved, lighted lot. $10.00. South Pennsylvania. QUIET rent until! 351-2496. 5-12-2 coupe. Excellent condition. $800. 337-2336. 3-12-4 location for married grad students WANTED ONE girl winter and/or GIRL WINTER — reduced rent. January first. Call 332-3452 ot| 332-5917. 3-12-4 351-6877. 3-12-2 Call 351-8631 and faculty. One bedroom spring. Will negotiate. Cedar Good roommates CHEVROLET GARAGE, AVAILABLE now to May furnished, $160 monthly. — bathe 1961, V-8, good OLDSMOBILE 1967. Cutlass. V-8 1st. 5 blocks from campus. IV Immediate _35^-31_98^124^ regularly. Cedar Village. East Lansing's Finest condition, new brakes, generator, automatic. Good condition. $200 possession. Call 337-2568. 4-12-4 2-2937.8-12-4 Manager, 393-8657 or FOX GIRL WANTED for winter and/or STUDENT RESIDENCE exhaust, $250. 393-8973. 4-12-4 NEED and take over payments. H a O^qcMTED 13,61 slettl winter- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, spring. Eden Roc apartments. Now Offering 663-3476. 3-12-4 ONLY $8.50/month. Free deliveries. deposit. NEEDED ONE man for 3 CHEVROLET 1966 automatic. Very 351-1285. 5-12-2 372-1954.0 Angie, 351-4635. 4-12-4 man good condition. Best offer. SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV apartment winter and spring term. SHORT-TERM LEASE OLDSMOBILE TORONADO 1968. RENTALS. 372-4948. C Furnished. Close 355-5962 afternoons. 2-12-2 NEED TWO girls. Winter $50/month WINTER, TWO man furnished flat to campus. Call Large ' man un'ts Many, many extras. Excellent COLLEGE AREA: 1 bedroom, 351-0726! 4-12-4 luxurious lu (3 d person fully or winter / spring $55/ month. near Sparrow. $110/month. condition. Low mileage. Best TV RENTALS — Students slightly add.) only. Low furnished. Heat furnished. $150 484-6147. 2-12-2 CHEVROLET 1962. Mechanically offer. 351-2645, or weekends monthly and term rates. Call University Terrace. Roomy STUDIO AND one bedroom, * per month. Call 351-2439. 4-12-4 apartment. Across from campus. furnished. Lowered Move-In Cost perfect. Clean, $295. 332-1202. 339-9444. 10-12-3 351-7900 to Parking. 351-6586. •Walk to Campus reserve yours. 332-4102. 3-12-2 ONE OR two girls own room, winter 1-12-2 UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 5-12-4 •Pool and Party Lounge THREE BEDROOM term. Chalet. 332-2905. 3-12-4 OPEL GT 1969. Excellent condition. furnished, •Out-ot-Slght furniture, Immediate occupancy. Take over Carpeting CHEVROLET 1963. Corvair Monza. $2500. Call 372-1885, extension REFRIGERATORS AND stereos for lease Meadowbrook Trace. THE CHALET •All appliances, Incl. Excellent body, mechanical 291, days, and 371-1904 after 5 dorms and apartments. A to Z 485-6441 after 5 p.m. 4-12-4 dishwasher condition. $299. 332-1918. 2-12-3 p.m. 3-12-4 RENTAL. 337-1617. 4-12-14 2 Bedroom Furnished On-Slte Professional Management CHEVROLET 1968. 6 automatic, PLYMOUTH 1949. Special deluxe. TV RENTALS. Color and black and GIRL FOR LARGE 2 winter. Quiet, close, man beginning Roommate Short Term Leases 731 APARTMENTS 39,000 miles. Like new. Must sell. MINT white. parking. $1,095. 882-1924. 3-12-4 Call condition. $695. FIRM. 627-9128. 5-12-4 MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830. C 351-5669. 4-124 Wanted! iis. Call 332-6197 Rental office open 12 -6 Daily and Sunday CHEVY WAGON, 1964. Worth PONTIAC 1966 Tempest automatic. ACROSS FROM campus. One winter girl for Join the 731 Burcham Dr. x/i mile East $350, any reasonable offer 6 cylinder, economical, one Apartments term. 351-0154. 4-12-4 Reasonable. 1200 E. Grand River of Abbott Rd. accepted. 355-9419. 3-12-4 owner. Good condition. $695.00. 337-1885. 3-12-4 EAST LANSING near campus. One TWO Campus Phone 351-7212 BEDROOM CHEVY 1965, 2 door automatic. 6 cylinder, new tires. Very clean. PONTIAC 1964. GTO convertible bedroom, furnished. Large, airy one campus. Winter, spring. block from Parking Hill Mob -n 1 rooms. Air conditioned. spaces. Call 337-9312. 4-12-4 $400. 655-1828. 3-12-4 with rebuilt '66 engine. $600 or best offer. ED 2-2766. 3-12-4 Beautifully maintained. Select CROSSWORD nnarapra clientele. REDUCED RATES one or two CORVETTE 1969 - Yellow 427, 2 882-6549. O Lease. 332-3135 or needed. Close. Winter. girls PUZZLE □aanns —=- BOB tops. 15,000 miles. New Goodyear PORSCHE, 1961. 1600 Super. $850. 332-1741. Polyglas tires. Excellent 332-5917. 3-12-4 4-12-4 ACROSS arara sng 27. Affirmative FEMALE 1. Principal throughout. $3700. 627-6242. ROOMMATE, grad vote 3-12-4 preferred, own bedroom, winter, ONE GIRL wanted Cedar 6. Deserve RAMBLER AMERICAN, 1968. Village. 29. Hobby $65 e&OEIEJPILjP' spring. Call 351-0170. 4-12-4 Winter or Winter / spring. 1'. Forte Leaving country. $975, best offer. 31. Expert CORVAIR 1966. Excellent condition. Snow 351-9099.4-12-4 12. Met. Hardtop. tires, 35. Beverage Automatic, radio, good tires. Very standard 6. Call 355-1156. 2-12-3 REDUCED. NPP?—'CD'r's winter / NEEDED TWO girls for four production 38. Dowel H0G3 BQpLg OPEN-END LEASES sporty. 353-3562. 3-12-4 man. 13. Correlative of RENAULT, 1966 - Four door spring. 1-ftENV.ims. 337-2464. Twyckingham. Winter / Spring. either 40. Always SQEKIQ 41. Voided DART 1964. V-8, auto, suspension, brakes, electrical, and new sedan. owner. 35,000 actual miles. 1 Radio, $300. IV 2-9776. 5-12-2 Call 351-8374. 4-12-4 14. Useful 16. Grape escutcheon HBHSa gHEBBa 43. Silkworm exhaust. Good body, tires. $400. 5 12-2 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of their 18. Ruckus now leasing student 45. Literary bit 351-8372. 3-12-4 "nits. apartments are occupied. 19. Shrewd TRIUMPH These spacious luxury apartments However, in some units men 46. Nearness 54. Subdued 4. Antitoxins TR-250. 1968. Wire are completely or women roommates are still needed. 20. Missile shelter A9. Palm DATSUN wheels, carpeted and furnished with distinctive lily DOWN 5. Commerce 1965. 4 door, cDL.Dnt condition. 22. Wapiti good $1995 Spanish Mediterranean 50. Style of 6. Witticism condition. Price $475. Call or ?„«je. 489-5988 days furniture. Each unit has a 24. Legal matter 655-1147, 5-12-4 5-12-3 dishwasher, garbage disposal «td architecture 1. Vehement 7. Heroic poem 25. Improve individual control - central air Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month 51. Sailor 2. Neuter "pronoun 8. Happen again VOLKSWAGEN 1964. New engine, conditioning. These four man and 9-month spiritually 53. Greek island 3. Van Winkle 9. Furious DODGE 1966 Sportsman Van units have up to 3 open-end leases. brakes, shocks, clutch, $450. Call parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure 10. Stories Camper. $1300. Excellent time has been 484-0375. 3-12-4 adequately planned for T T 11. Rodent condition. Will trade. 351-8977. with a giant heated ■ Central Air Condtioning 15. Mousebird 1-12-2 swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If All Utilities included VOLKSWAGEN 1969. White, Red you exceptt electricit' 17. Mohammed s interior, radio. Heater, excellent want to t» among the first residents of TWYCKING: !AM ■ Com " electricity " ■ Carpeting Throughout ■ Drapes son-in law FORD GALAXIE 1966. V-8. Sedan, call mpletely Furnished ■ Balcony or Patio Units '3 '4 15 automatic, power. Best offer. condition. $155. 355-8033. 3-12-4 today. There are units starting at $65/month ■ Studyjdy Area with drop lite ■ Walk thru Kitchen 21. On vacation John, 353-7099. 3-12-4 per man. featuring ■ Refrigerator ■ Range Disposer 23. Parrot Dishwasher P VOLKSWAGEN ■ P 1965. Bus. Good ■ Laundry facilities ■ 26. YelP Jnl MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY ' EXCEPT SUNDAY ■ Unlimited Storage and condition. Best offer. Phone Parking. ■ Party Room 10 VT w 28. Summer drii* FORD 1968 Galaxie 2 door 355-9844, 355-9810. hardtop, 3-12-3 FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: 30. Surmise vinyl roof. Completely equipped, 25 tr 32. Stowe excellent leaving condition. country 393-0242. 3-12-4 on Professor sabbatical, VOLVO 1967 or earlier Leave message, 337-9444. 3-12-4 needed. MARSHA CHAN EL 372-2797 or SIX, NINE and TWELVE MONTH 332-6441 LEASES 1 w P 1r P 14 character 33. Group of 'ive 34. Educate AVAILABLE. 58 vr FORD 1967 Fairlane GT; Scooters & Cycles 35. Theme 390, four II W 36. Mistake I speed, excellent APARTM EMTS condition. i 37. Solitary ®topclungf)am BRIDGESTONE 175 Dual Twin. 882-8332. 5-12-3 W 39. Grain to be Excellent condition. Two helmets, Model Apartment 202-* FORD $225. 355-5659. 3-12-4 ground 1967. Galaxie 500 MODEL PHONE 351-0782 so convertible, MA NA CEMENT EXCL USIVEL SCHOSTA^ 44] Wilfow ge""5 1 power steering and LOST INTEREST? Sell hobby items Y B Y: brakes. Had good care. On Grand River Great West of Okemos Rd. 59 shape. Call 487-0202. 5-12-3 you don't use for cash with a Want Ad. Dial 355-8255. Alco Management Company Practically next door to Coral Gables. 48! Edible tubf 52. Mysel' Michigan Stafe News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, 170 19 JzfS For Rent For Sale OlMONDAUE, 2 btdroom 2 FOR 3 m«n houi*. unfurniih»d. $12B/month, Phon» 646 8907 after 6 p.m. 6-12-4 r_°°m' no l98M Furnlihtd, own S68/month. EAST LANSING male. Walking KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt BEAUTIFUL RED it's what's 353-2971 or after 5 diitanc* MSU. Fireplace, quiet, stereo receiver. Fisher TX 100 setter pups. Two 489 6096 3-12 4 p.m. months. Shots, DESPERATELY NEEDED: parking. 337-9633. 3-12-3 stereo amp. Wharfedale registered. 1 speaker 351-4744, evenings 3-12-3 happening girl, set. Garrard Riverside, 4-m«n $52 50 lab 80 changer. Call ROOMS 10 minutes, from 355 1944. 3-12-2 BEARDED East campus. Empire turntable. Lansing Dual HS33 STABLES landlord wishes to rent 2 capitalist 10'x10' box stalls. 10Vi - Completely furnished. 372-8077 compact stereo set. house. $150 a month. bedroom before 4 p.m. C STEREO, acres riding area. Board your NEEDED: ONE man tn That's ok amps, tuners, receivers, tape share no horses. Feed, stable and lease. Call recorders, tape decks, 150 used paddock apartment. Close to campus. BELCEL at Capitol club. by the day, week or month. 351-1976. 3-12-4 355-4557, 8 - 5 p.m. 3-12-4 200 rooms, men 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, Wegive and women. $12 furnished. your horse TLC. Call 300 used albums. 393-8946 and 484 4422, 0-7-12-4 T.V.'s, radios, ask HOLMES. S. walkie forEdTripp. 18-12-3 COUPLE: ONE bedroom, furnished, Duplex, 2 bedroom - talkies, wall tapestries basement. $125 Equipment tested and guaranteed. utilities included. $130 • $135. 393-1179 3-12-4 plus utilities' Y.M.C.A. — ROOMS for young Save BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN man money by palomino 332-2803 or 332-2157 3-12 4 or women. WILCOX swapping. mare. Gentle, good confirmation. $1.00 service charge per MSU Volunteer CHRISTMAS COOKIES Membership privileges. SECONDHAND Quarter RECEPTION. President Wharton is needed for Xmas party TWO Parking, STORE, 509 East Michigan, type, some insertion to be pre¬ Union Board and MSU Volunteers TWO MEN needed for New Cedar BEDROOM,, Southwest quiet gas hea7. color TV, lounge, pool, 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday characteristics. 339-2825. 3-12-4 appaloosa — planning to extend Christmas tidings are hosting for Lansing Village apartment. Winter and/or neighborhood gym. Student rates. 489-6501. O paid. 12 p.m. deadlina 1 to MSU Volunteers area children. GEORGE C. BUBOLZ, 332 thru Saturday.C Friday, Dec. 4 Other organizations and individuals spring. 332 2951. 3-12-4 332 4605 3-12-4 1248 GERMAN SHEPHERD class day before. from 2 - 4 p.m. in the Green Room - Husky of the Union. All MSU are giving their time, films, apples, For Sale SIX FOOT Head Standard Skis. puppy. 13 weeks old. 882-2975 Voluneters are talent, floral decorations, lollipops, $50! GIRL Needed for close, GIRL after 5 p.m. 1-12-2 urged to come. Refreshments NEEDED to Tyrolia balloons, pinata stuffings, etc. We comfortable 3-man. Winter and/or sublease great Deluxe bindings, compliments of Union Board. JVC. need much of ^1 91fi7 T19-4 spring. 351-2367. 3-12-4 t!0use vuin,er Ca„ 332.3,43 after ,erm Inexpensive, — B.S.R. Warranty. Must sell, Best stereo. New. aluminum poles. Used 3 times. Contrary to an earlier announcement Cookies, since more these, especially 5 p.m. 3-12-4 Chip, 337 9705 2-12-3 offer. $95. 351-5855, after 5:30 4-12-4 p.m. Mobile Homes the AAUP meeting on collective we 500 "kids" ages 4 to 44 Please call are anticipating NEEDED GIRL to share apartment bargaining (pro and con) will not be WANTED ONE girl Winter held this week, but in MSU VOLUNTEER Union Board 355-3355 if you want near campus. 332-0143 or / Spring. 1969 HILLCREST January. CHRISTMAS $60/month. Utilities included FOR SALE: Deluxe, 12 X 60, PARTY. The MSU Volunteer Bureau to join in this enterprise. 337 0228. 3-12 4 Gray mouton fur coat, TAKUMAR f4 200mm lens, 6 2 bedroom. Fully 351-7646. 3-12-4 $75. 882 8237 2-12-3 months carpeted, Best is old $120 Panasonic Offer!! Call 625-3520 planning an evening Christmas FURNISHED. Utilities paid Males transistor TV. Never used. $80. W Real Estate Party for MSU Volunteers and the The Sierra Club will present a special only, available winter term. Call TWO BEDROOM mobile AQUARIUMS, 7, 20, 22 gal stand, 351-7432. 4 12-4 8x40 children they work with for Friday program open to the public, at 7:30 home, , DETROITER. Excellent, tonight at the 1966 after 5:30 p.m., IV 2-6677. 3-12 4 furnished. Excellent pump, - whole works. 355 1174 IF YOU WANT SOME Dec. 4, from 6 - 9 p.m. Party plans p.m. Room of condition. B1 12-2 carpeted. Behind Warren's Poplars. changes made Hubbard Close to GUITAR check the "household include use of all the Union Hall. "The Gift' ', f> campus. $140 a month AMPLIFIER, two 12" $1650. 351-4255 after 5 goods" for 353 5767 3-12-4 speakers. Reverb, tremolo 100W, p.m. sale in today's Classified Recreational activities, games and a hard-hitting movie on polluti nwill be ONE OR two girls starting winter 3-12-4 Ads. GARRARD TURNTABLE. SL72B excellent condition. Road Runner film festival. If you and shown and there will be a "0 uinute $57 50. No deposit. 351-8076. Phone THREE BEDROOM with base, and cartridge. $75. LIFE CAN can be beautiful with the debate on "To Drill Not to Drill in 3-12-4 house. Walking 393-3228. 4-12-4 MOBILE your guests need a ride to the party, or HOME 8x40, 1953. Air Northern distance to campus. 355-6310. 2-12-3 great sporting goods you find in the contact the Volunteer Bureau Michigan' a controversy $175 per , conditioned. $800. IV 7-6250 Want Ads. Check now! between oil interests and WOMEN. ONE opening in 4 girl month. Furnished. 332-1470 TELEFUNKEN STEREO. 1967 after 5:30 p m. 1-12-2 Transportation Pool at 353-4402, ecologists 3-12 4 LIGHT BLUE bedroom and wilt try to arrange it The participants will be A apartment, 1 block from campus. carpeting for Mustang, cassette recorder, we for you. Gene Spartan Village single. $20 Gazlay, assistant director of the Completely furnished. Utilities 355-1063. 2-12-3 typewriter 332-5555 Gary. 2-12-2 1965 10x47 Buddy. Furnished 2 Servnee Michigan Dept. of Natural Resources, NEED ONE or two and parking included. $65 girls for large bedroom, carpeted living room. G.R. house downtown. No LEATHER COAT. $75. Size 42. Call Denison, president of the 337 2336. 3-12 4 deposit. No Available Dec. 15. Must sell. SEWING, DRESSMAKING NEW MSU VOLUNTEERS. If you hassels. Call 485-8406. 3-12-4 GUITAR, TRIPLE pick up, hollow Dave, 351-7219. 4-12-4 and Michigan Oil and Gas Association, 337-7102. 2 12 3 designing. Get your holiday are planning to join the MSU and Paul Barrett, MSU professor of body. Excellent. Best offer party TWO bedroom furnished, terrace, dresses made now Long Volunteers winter term, please plan Natural Resources. NEEDED ONE girl for house 351 6338. 3 12 4 SKI BOOTS LANGE pro, Size 10'/2. or short. two three or four near MALE TO share Will pick up and deliver if to attend one of the Orientation person, one campus $65/month 2 years old 351-2143. expenses 2 - block from campus, 351-1376 4-12-4 bedrooms, $80. Available necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 p.m. Training Sessions to be held during reasonable, 3-12-3 SKIS HEAD 360's 195 cm. $75. 216 Beal St., apt. 2a 351-6088 Men's five buckle immediately, 351-1713 3-12-4 15-12-4 Registration Week and the first few boots, size 8 POLICE MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, days of classes. All the session will be 3-12-4 We are interested in starting small THREE BEDROOM narrow, $15. 332-0821. Ann. special sale. $29.95 up, plus house large EAST LANSING — Cozy mobile GUITAR LESSONS. Private Rock at 7 p.m. in the Stefanoff Lounge in 3-12 4 - groups of men to talk about Male yard, pets welcome. crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, ■ NEED ONE girl to sublet apartment $200/month home. 10'x45\ New furnace, Folk - Semi-Classic. MARSHALL Student Services. Thursday, Jan. 7; Role Liberation If you are interested 485 1326 3-12-3 5558 South Pennsylvania winter term. 351-2759 3-12-4 Avenue, completely furnished, student MUSIC COMPANY, 351-7830 Monday, Jan. 11; Wednesday, Jan please call 353-9785 and leave your CAMERA. TELEPHOTO, wide angle, Lansing. C 13; and Thursday, Jan. 14 desk. Extra clean. 1958. Best C-12-2 name and number with HALF BLOCK to close up rings, bellows. Call Change roommate campus Four offer, or $2,000 Phone 669-3509. Experienced Volunteers are also Information Center needed, two man, bedrooms, dining 355-6205 after 6 p.m. 3-12-4 NEED: USED Nikon, Nikormatt, Princeton Arms, winter and spring room, fireplace 3-12-4 CARICATURES DONE in charcoal welcome. 1 V» baths Two Nikkorex camera body. Also used terms, or winter car garage Satisfaction or money back The MSU Chess Club only. $62 50 per 351-3827 3-12-3 GUILD CLASSICAL dark room MARLETTE, 12x63, will meet guitar, MARK equipment, prefer 12' Expando 351-8866 2-12-2 tonight 7:29 month. Call Bill. 351-4187 3-12-4 I, slightly used, $95 with case $3000 n.m at E. Holmes complete set 351-9160 3-12-3 in extras Washer, dryer, / MSU Soaring Club will hold its Lower Lounge. Plans lor winter OUTSTANDING TWO 484-0375. 3-12-4 central air, shed. Will regularly scheduled meeting tonight term, bedroom sacrifice. NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE including tournaments and L!SCF Upartment furnished 2 North CANON FL lens 28mm f3.5, 135mm 882-8989 after 5 at 7:30 p.m. in room Francis, refrigerator, range, p.m. or COPY SHOPPE can show you 30, Union. rated matches will be discussed. bedroom. $165, utilities paid carpeted ELECTRIC TRAIN; man's f 2.8. Cases, hoods 337-2609. weekends. 7-12-4 351 1505, 351-2098 3-12 4 Couples. 372-1336, good how to get two Xerox copies for before 3 p.m. 4 12-4 slacks waist - 30, 31-32; olive suit, 4 12-4 AMERICAN the price of one. Phone 332-4222. Two movies; David Harris in winter coat sizes 38. 882-8437 1968, 12x56, down MSU Promenaders will hold their last C "Political Prisonei" ar,.J "Amy' I ONE MAN wanted for four man at need one person for 4 1-12-2 100 USED Vacuum cleaners Tanks, payment. Owner will hold meeting of the term tonight. This will Meadowbrook Trace, 393-6299 bedroom contract. IV 9-6624. 5-12-2 Sponsored by 1he MSU Faculty for house canisters and uprights. Guaranteed be a short Winter, spring. S.E. LANGE meeting and dance so that Peace in conjunction with ihe E. 3-12-4 BUCKLE ski boots. one full Lansing Phone 482-3097. 6-12-4 Excellent condition Never been DENNIS year. $7.88 DISTRIBUTING and up. 1956 GREAT Lakes. 8x31. Sleeps 4 Typing Service we at may go to the Federation Dance Everett High School from 8-11 Lansing Draft Information Cenier. | Gl R L WANTED Cedar worn. Size 6%. Best offer $1300. A-1 Tonight and Thursday, D< 3 at Village, COMPANY, 316 North Cedar MOBILE HOME p.m. The meeting will start at 7 p.m. 353-3008. 2-12-3 COMPLETE THESES 7p.m. and 9 00 p.m. in Wells winter spring term Reduced rent. Rooms Opposite City Market. C-12-3 BROKERS 694-8361 3-12-4 Discount printing. IBM typing and service in Womens IM Room 34, Haii 351-3179. 3-12-4 WIG - HUMAN hair, blond, 1968 binding of theses, resumes, SUMMERTREE, Ron Cowan's SPARTAN HALL now never SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. STAR 12x46. 2 bedroom. leasing for worn. publications. Across from campus, intimate play about young men oi |0NE MAN needed for ■ 4 man winter term. Singles, Carrying case and head Brand new portables Excellent condition A-1 MOBILE FOLK CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT men, women. Best offer 351 -4066 3-12-4 — $49.95, corner MAC and Grand River draft age Presented bv the Ees" apartment. Call 351-4654 3-12-4 351-9286 or 372-1031. 0-12-4 $5 00 per month. HOME BROKERS, at Erickson Kiva! Come Large selection 694-8361 below out for a Bound Mound, a group of Llnivers' of reconditioned used machines 3-12-4 Style Shop. Call great evening of folk music with Theater ONE GUITAR steel COPYGRAPH SERVICES, students, [REDUCED RENT. 1 girl for 3 man. GIRL NEEDED to share room for 2 • string folk, one Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Charlie Smith, Jeff Tordoff, John at the 731 apartments for winter term sword, cane and dagger set. Seen Home & GENERAL, 12'x52', 1964, Skirted 337-1666. C ALBATROSS, 547 E. Grand River. Disposal, only. "Many Others." $19.95 Campbell, Virginia Van Valzah, Mike Cooking, in office 9 Morrill Hall. Sam, ..With washer. Behind Gables. Free Admission. Thursday and dishwasher, balcony, air reasonable, close to campus to $39.95. Terms EDWARDS Leach, Vicki Jacobs, 411 Folk 410 355-9656. 3-12-4 351-6319, 5-12-4 DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Friday nights, Dec. 3 and 4. Two conditioning. Sublease, 353-6281 Park Lane 332-2414 4-12-4 DISTRIBUTING Term Project, and guest MC Joe Janetti. COMPANY, papers. Expert typist with degree shows'each night 7 30 and 9:30 p.m. or 332 0478. 3-12-4 1115 North That's Dec. 4, 8 p.m. Donation of $1 ZENITH Washington, in English IBM SIX WOMEN needed in large house PORTABLE stereo. 1V4 489-6448. C-12-3 Lost & Found 351-8950 OO at the door. Presented by the MSU If you are a member of CEDAR years old. Headphone jacks. Good Mortarboard VILLAGE Girl needed to near Berkey Room / TERM Folklore Society. sublet board condition Best offer. Call GREAT BOOKS of Western World GOLD MEDALLION. PAPERS, theses, etc. Rapid or an alum who has graduated within winter and/or Spring facilities available. Contact Vicinity the last two years, you are Donna, 353-4078 1-12-2 Jenison Locker accurate service Experienced, eligible for 351-3187. 3-12-4 337-9748 4-12-4 plus Gateway Series, 74 volumes room. Wednesday, November 16. Large reward. Call 393-4075, 484 1874. 20-12-4 The Israeli Study groups — a Mortar Board Fellowship. All Call 355-9755. 3-12-3 .a**- CASSETTE STEREO tape recorder, — — Tonight, requests for application must be DNE MAN 353-7614. 7-12-4 TERM Hebrew classes will meet for the last to sublet winter, spring. STUDIO, S75 Room, $50 Deposit AM-FM stereo, 2 speakers. $210 PAPERS,, dissertations, etc. made to the national office LOOKING FOR exotic, unusual ,me, Advanced 7-8 p.m, by Jan. 5, University Terrace, 2 weeks free 513 Forrest 332-2947. 2-12-2 gift? Experienced, IBM Selectric. Call Beginners, 1971 You may write to : Mortal 351 5080 new, $150 now. Like new. Please call 351-5598 after 1 FOUND: MALE 8-9p.m. 1-12-2 p.m. striped kitten, Karen, 882-2639 B-12-2 Board Nations' Office, 093-R Center 351-6095 3-12-4 1-2 GIRLS Privacy, comfort, 4-12-4 vicinity Abbott and Fern Street. foi near Call after 6 p.m. 351-0195 2-12-3 Tomorrow, 2400 Olenlangy River (3ELTA ARMS, one or two girls campus Full bath, meals possible GIBSON BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithin.j. Road, Columbus. Ohio, 43210. needed GUITAR six string. XMAS No Reasonable Call with prof IDEA: Dining job too large or too small family 337-1525, Excellent condition. This weekend at the ALBATROSS: 337 9669 3-12-4 Call Entertainment, Block off campus. 332-3255. C 353-6485 4-12 4 351-8922. 3-12-4 Passbook, S9 Detroit 95. Metro Personal Thursday and Friday, December 3 The UNION BOARD is sponsoring a 332-5555 and 4: BOOK DRIVE Dec. 2 iiRL TO SHARE. Camuus ROOM FOR single male 1 block Stage 49 Theater Production through Dec near 227 morning. 3-12-3 THIS AD is worth 50c toward one PROFESSIONAL — Summer tree" Performances at 11 Books will be used to stock 'he from Olin Winter term 1970 ZENITH Trent console Bogue, Large two bedroom only. Call stereo, THESIS Union's Biowsing Room, others will AM-FM. Great looks, sound 50% hour of play at Golden 7:30 and 9:30 p m. Admission 351-4475 after 10 p.m. 3-12-4 Eight Ball free. Furnished, 2 girl. Must be 21 years UNIQUE CHRISTMAS Gifts. Billiard PREPARATION December 5, Saturday, 8 p.m. - 2 be donated to worthy Books off. 355 9504 1-12-2 Lounge. 2019 East causes. or older. Working or part lime Inflatable plastic chairs, hassocks, may be left ii. boxes ptovided in all MALE Michigan. 484-9533. 5-12-4 • IBM Typing a m., 3 contemporary art films, student S92.50 489 5922 STUDENT Kitchen sofas. Easy to mail. Call 337-9215 dorms, Union Lounge (basement o! or AMPEX CASSETTE system with • Multilith Printing "Neighbors", "Magician", "Daisy", 351-6796 3-12-4 privileges Phone in room. Parking. noon - midnight 0-12-4 ALWAYS OPEN 8 5 30 plus f ol kst Union) or call 355-3355 foi IV 4 8151 speakers. Plays and records - p m. • Hardbinding ru miner. SI cover pick-up. 3-12-4 If Excellent condition Only $110. Monday through Friday. UNION donation, coffee, tea, pretzels free you have any ciueslion call WINGATE 10 key adding machine, BUILDING Complete Professional Thesis Service for 355-3355 Joanne Houses BARBER oi GIRLS ROOMS Winter term. Now 351 1595 3-12 4 SHOP. Sunday, Dec. 6, a POTLUCK supper. Swan at ^ like new. Nice Christmas gift, $50. C-12-2 Master's and Doctoral Candidates Free 355-3490 available 337-1408 after 4 p.m. Biing a dish lor plate or bag) to pass, Phone 482-9805. S-12-4 Brochure and Consultation Please Call '!8L NEEDED S68 month Own 3 12-4 HAMMOND your own plate and fork, and your ORGAN Model B-3 Clilf and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 room MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS. In friends. Coffee The German Club will hold its No lease Call 3519322 with Leslie and Hammond and tea will be 3122 MUST SELL. Beautiful full size the Lansing Mall open Sundays 12 Chiistmas meeting tonight at 7:30 ROOMS FOR winter term speakers 332-5244. 2-12-4 provided 4 p.m. at the Albatross men Now German made cello 5 p.m. Starting November 8 for TYPING — 85 wpm, term 332-0408 papers, The Albatross is in the first flooi lounge of - p.m. leasing 337 1408 after 4 at 547 E Grand Ranted pin after 4 p.m. 4-12-4 your theses, scientific reports Student Seivices Tlv mature student to 3-12 4 SKI IS Holiday Shopping River across from Berkey Hall. meeting will HEADMASTERS, 210, Cubco convenience. C-12-2 Reasonable 484-2661 O feature caiol singing, stoi y Sublease, own room in house, S40 leading, After 6 p.m., 489-3963 3 12-4 bindings, poles, buckle boots size VOX CONTINENTAL Organ with etc. All interested MEN 9 and boot tree SI 35 persons a:e inviied CLOSE quiet, private p.m. 351-4326. 3-12-2 Call after 5 Leslie speaker Get both for just Peanuts Personal FOR FAST,, efficient typing call The MSU Veterans Association and asked to tiling a one dol'ai gift to entrance, refrigerator, no cooking $350 351-3067. 4-12-4 Shirley Mense at 339-2069 3-12-4 (IEED ONE m$n for three man ranch will hold its last exchange. 332 0939. 3-12-4 WHERE's Deus ex machina when we meeting of the term tiouse January 1st, 1403 Beech today at the American Legion Hall HART SKI IS, Poles and Henky boots corner WIG, ASH Blond dutch boy Almost REALLY need it' Ultha. 1-12-2 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilitt, Ordei your fiesh fio/en Chiistmas Hagadorn 332 8519 after SINGLE ROOM for male student size 9, and baby furniture. Call (behind Arby's & McDonald's on 5 l> m. 3-12-4 new $10 351-8299. 2-12 2 offset printing Complete service Grand River) turkeys fiom the Poultiy Science winter term, 484 7858, after 6 p.m. 3-12-2 at 7 p.m. Plans will be cooking privileges AUDREY - HAPPY Birthday Lots for dissertations, Club now! Call 355 8409 theses, finalized for the term end paity (lining parking available, 538 Grove ANTIQUE of Love and manuscripts, general typing IBM and a 0NE GIRL S55 utilities included No PIANO LOWERY upright. 3 years SHOW and sale Kisses Secret holiday service project. All Vets and Univeisity business henas. Street 3 12-4 Admirer 1 -12-2 21 deposit December 5, 10 a.m. to 9 years experience. 332 8384. C their guests are welcome Near campus 351-2098 old. Like new Phone 393-2827 p.m.; 112-2 December 6, noon till 7 p.m. St The Winter Term Boon Exchange is SINGLE DOUBLE winter term 3 12-2 David's Episcopal Church, JOHN PAUL, we'll smile again! coming. There will be Male, <|uiet, near Parking Elmwood Rd 1519 Time's on my side! Kron. 1-12 2 7 ransportation books to be sold, F IN AL S WE E K, in a pick up of lEEDED ONE person for good Available December 14 332-3094 FLEA MARKET, 40,000 used books, Just north of The lawyer will be at ASMSU from 1 house own 2 12 2 10c and 50c Lansing Mall. 5-12-4 1 30 4 30 p.m. W. Shaw Meeting f'.oom fiom 12-6 Wednesday room, S55 Peanuts Personal 351 8250 each Phone every I 3-12-4 669-9311 4 12 4 WANTED RIDE for two to Chicago afternoon this term. Call 353 0659 p.m. on Dec 8, 9. 10 The Winter FRENCH HORN, immaculate Term Book Exchange will take or Milwaukee, lor an appointment place PEED ONE girl SINGLE ROOM for graduate male Perfect condition. Guaranteed 1 leaving Dec. 19 3 girl house Close in W Shaw Lowei WIRE Call 351-5197 Lounge, Wintei Special Nov. 30 Quiet, comfortable FRAMES' Many styles, white or 353-4322 to campus. S195 term Will Parking Call year 220 Abbott Ave. 351-1360 3-12 4 tenn REGISTRATION WEEK Jan IV 2-8304 or yellow gold at OPTICAL Petitions foi the ATL Student ".'(luce 337 2398 4 12 4 3 12 3 4 12-4 4-9 Foi mote information on this DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Advisory Committee are still RIDE studenl tun non-profit setvice or to Avenue 372 7409 C 12-4 Dec. 4 NEEDED to Philadelphia, available in , STUDY the Bessey Hall dept. ROOM for male student - |IEED ONE girl (or house, own Quiet No CHEST, $12.95 Stove, $12.95. anyday between December 15th office. See Joan volunteei to make this setvice a '00m. close 3514548 2 12 2 cooking, parking Refrigerator, $19.95 Bed,S19 95 18th. Gwen. 351-8966 1 12-2 success, call New MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, all Community, 332 3170 2 12-2 ABC 353 9785 brands. 30% off list price, Rich: SECONDHAND STORE, oi 351 0903 |lEAR DOWNTOWN bedroom unfurnished with new Lansing, 2 MEN SHARE room. S130 a term. 351-5869. C 1208 Turner. C 10 Words WANTED Francisco TWO Help pay ndeis to San There will be a discussion of the Baha'i Faith at 1 110 L University LAST CHANCE TONIGHT to tryout Clean, quiet, cooking 1 block to PORTABLE STEREO 2 rockers, day NEW expenses. foi Mait Crowley's COLLIERS shag carpeting, dimmer control for only SI40 per month I'lus deposit. Call SIMON REAL l.ght campus 487 5753. 485 8836. O bed single 6 p.m 3 12 4 bed 484 9124 after bookcase, 2 dictionaries, low price. Call 882 8637 5 12 4 Encyclopedia, $1.00 Phone 339-887Sj 3-12 4 Village information at Jell Wilson, 355 5863 8 or p.m. tonight. lides, call Elaine Foi oi "The Boys in the Band." The New Playeis are poignant diama holding open auditions MALE STUDENTS Single rooms. Wanted Prepaid ESTATE foi the last Okemos branch, night tonight bom 351 2 2 6 0 3 1 2 4 Parking available. Call after 5 30 FORMAL, AVOCADO chiffon, size SALE ON women's shoes, 8ViB 5 30 10 p.m. in the Union p in 332-5791 5 12 4 Ballioom. 8 10 Call Monday through Excellent condition, slightly used 3 riders needed to Miami and back. Sciipts are available in loom 149 ERNEST HEMINGWAY his life and I'RL NEEDED, Friday. 351 6626 3 12 4 353 3626 5 12-4 Leaving December 26 return Auditonum If you can't attend Own room No ROOM FOR 12 doubles. S200 per January 9th. S35 each 371 1028 writing as repotted through 347 I'.'ase Two audition* oi have fireplaces Dishwasher term Room, board, washing. Call interviews and commentaries with any problems, YASHICA TL Super 35mm 5 12 2 please call 351 8287 351 2627 2 12 3 oi 355 8266 332-3574 11 12 4 people who were close to him, will be Accessories also Call 482 3134 Animals Student Services 3 12 4 RELIABLE MOTHER piesented today in a special two hour #RL ( OH 7 girl house would like The MSU branch of the INSTITUTE S70 Phone ROOM FOR man over Revco Store. babysitting Haslett program. Included are recordings of 351 8 1 82 3-12 4 FREE TO good homes only in my home. OF ELECTRICAL 211' E Grand River 6-12 4 Two AND SKIIS HEAD standards with Look aged horses 339-8302. 2 12 2 Hemingway reading portions of his Inquire, 351-V272 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS will ANIMAL LOVER Happy 21st novel, "Islands in the Stieam". bindings, Marker toe Garmisch after 6 p.m only 3-12-3 meet tonight at p.m. in room 14(j Open to students, faculty, administration of Michigan State boots size 10"., Eichcl poles . How about dinner Saturday Nite' BLOOD DONORS needed S7.'..<5 ioi Today at 1:00 on WKAR. 870 khz. Your loveable Beast 1 12 2 all positive, A negative, t) negative Engineering Cldg Dr. Asmussen ol University and their immediate families. complete oiNfit, S100 484 4279 CAT TO be given to a good home and AB S1000 The East the Electrical Engineering Dept will 3 12 4 negative, O Lansing High School 18 months old, litter trained and RON Chamtx'i Choir speak on MICROWAVE OVENS a NEW YEAR'S EVE on the HOPE you enjoyed bowling negative, S12.00 MICHIGAN will be performing trained not to discusison and demonstration A STEREO AM I M and Color TV scratch furniture, I did Merry Christmas COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER. Gilbert and Sullivan's MIKADO on Debbi portable unit and SPANISH RIVIERA combination Sell foi S400 TU very affectionate. Call Nick, 1 12 2 507'' East Grand Rivet, East Dec 2 & 3 at 8 p.m., and D'x 5 .it a st.ition.ny 351 4284 3 12-4 commercial unit will be 2 8350 4 12 4 Lansing Above the new Campus 8:30 p.m. Adults and univeisity Book Store. Hours students may purchase demons!iated Interested persons are 9 a m. to 3:30 their tickets 9 Days of FUN SOLVE Your Xmas Shopping PROBLEM Recreation p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and Ioi SI 50 pel person Saturday, invited Refreshments will be served Dec. 23 s209 — Jan. 3 Give a Beautiful Hawaiian Vanda * ORCHID CORSAGE * EUROPE. S209 tound London. Summei '71 trip |et to Call Sieve, Fiiday. Tuesday and Thuisday, 1? noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183 C adults may purchase tickets lot each All otliei students $2 in.iy Intetesled and a in 3 square meals a day good academic atmospheie' purchase then tickets foi SI.00 each To your 393 6850 5 12 4 Interested in saving $483 in loom & Includes: Mother, Wife, or Girl BABYSITTING WANTED In my A family of 5 or mine may puichase, * board? II you are interested, then " days, all jet transportation, meals and beverages on boatd. 3 * ORCHIDS EACH CORSAGE * 3 * SKI Spar tan V i I I ag e bom e at a special rate, a S5.00 admission we LAURENT! AN, Montreal, are interested in you Call Montie I luxurious a* commodalions. located on the ( ost.t Experienced Phone ticket Tickets may lie purchased at < . <•. ' Special seasonal discount price to Students, l-acully and Canada Christmas break Deluxe 355 9782 House, 332 8641 lor rides. 3 12 4 the door 1 <"litinentaI breakfasts, transportation between airport Staff. Corsages jet mailed KKKSII from Polynesia for Xmas package, SI 75 Call Fn.il, hotel, etc. Kve Delivery. 355 2824 5 12 4 UNION BOARD E XCHANGE 2 Flick Festival II Wilson, Case, and is showing the giad student positions awaid Phone your representative: * winning "TAKE ONE," ACT NOW * * ORDER SEVERAL * SPEND CHRISTMAS or in advertising lor Anything Wonders present on Fiiday night, 10 student made experimental films at 7 spiiiu| bieak Anywhere Bettei 8-8 1 12 2 p m 2 in Wonders Frank Buck 351 8604 & 332 3581 Send check or money order with Names & 111 Nassau SI 79. Jamaica a.m., Lowei and 9 45 p m on Wednesday, Jan 6 S239, Lounge lor your entertainment, Acapuico S249, m the Union Ballroom. or Addresses to: ALOHA EXOTIC FLOWERS, LTD. or ski in Canada WANTED HOUSING foi two ovei "Chambers ol Honors" and "The Thursday. SI/5. Deluxe Jan 7 >n Coniad Auditorium, and Jim 'lartle 353 6959 P.O. Box 4024 San Diego, Calif. 92104 packages Call Xmas, Hoitoi of Dracula" plus cartoons. Fiank, 351 8604 4 12 1 near Jacobson's C.ill Fiiday, Jan 8 in 108B Wells ktl 355 2464 2 12 3 Admission 23c f dinis'.ton $1 00 20 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, December 2, |970 Lawsuit hits legislature Clergy offer counseling (Continued from page 1) "The auditor general maintains board of trustees raise revenues ... i determining what programs are these other funds should be used without legislative approval? — if (Continued from page 1) a drop was operating a service that dally flew a to be conducted or offered as directed by the legislature. tea by the answer is yes, can they On the national scene only two other six Detroit doctors and a group of Mirh"10' The University maintains the states its university. dispose of these funds without besides New York provide for abortions for women to a New York clinic any ,0 get ' i * Each board has the power to trustees should direct the use of determine the priority needs of the other funds," Roger legislative approval? reasons, but both of these states - Alaska and Hawaii - tagged their law with a abortions. The cost to the transportation and abortion was women'for'nf about its university. Wilkinson, vice president for In a similar audit report issued residency The $4oq requirement that makes it impossible for anyone highly successful service was • Each board has the business and finance, said when Monday for Central Michigan hah ^ power to except a resident of the state to obtain a October 15, when a group of citizens contract for the construction of the audit report was released. University (CMU), state auditor legal fl abortion. Niagara Falls, predominantly Catholic, all projects for its university. "They (the auditors) feel that general Albert Lee criticized the continuation of the service block,!! CMU Michigan is among the 28 states that provides by drawing u Provisions regulating these since the state appropriations administrators for for city ordinance to prevent It. pa a legal abortion only if the life of the mother aspects of university operations include tuition, that all of the underestimating revenues from is threatened. An enterprising senior at Temple Universitv have been included by the funds in the general fund are to student fees by $3.2 million. helping to pay his way through school legislature on all higher be expended at the discretion of However, at least one-third of these states have running an abortion referral service. h! The report maintains that new bills \ education appropriations acts the legislature rather than the because of this or legal action pending which could Alan Liederman is the president since 1967. board of trustees," he said. underestimation, change their present laws. Abortion Referral Service in of th CMU was over appropriated $4 • Philadelphia pa A state auditor general's report The 245 - page report was an A presidential task force The service, which has been in million over a three - year report released by the operation f0 on MSU released May 27, audit of the University from White House October about three months, is questioned areas in which the July 1, 1966, to June 30, 1967. period. Lee said CMU failed to 10, called for readily available abortions to prevent the birth of over the country, drawing business from °i! follow prescribed guidelines set according to Liederman University has used funds other Elliott Ballard, assistant to the unwanted children who, according to the report, Liederman said his service up by the state for budget advertised h than state appropriations as president, said in June that the often become mentally ill or criminals. sending pamphlets to colleges around the requests. directed by the board of fundamental question county The task force on the Liederman said his operation trustees. underlying the report is: Can the MSU was criticized in its audit mentally handicapped, "which doesn't chaired by Mrs. make much money" sends about report for underestimating WinthropRockefeller, wife of the 35 girls tn n„ Arkansas governor, said, "in the interest of both York each week. * revenues by $21 million over a material and child health, no woman should be seven • year period. Liederman said his organization forced to bear an unwanted child. For makes about today's $25 on each girl they refer to New York. The CMU audit report also unwanted children, far more so than the others, Liederman said the most criticized administrators for are likely to be tomorrow's alienated, 'iolent important thing for, girl in obtaining abortion is speed. Branching out , transferring funds into the mentally disabled or criminals." university general fund to In Detroit a "businessman, not a finance special projects. MSU was criticized for similar actions Two grounds maintenance men cling to the rail atop an extension ladder that puts them near branches on the tree humanitarian" was running a chartered jet service to Niagara Falls for women who wanted He said his referral service and "shy away" from girls whose term of most others pregnancy il V legal is between 16 and 24 weeks. The cases he taken to finance a multi million that needs to be trimmed. abortions. said he MSU - likes to deal with are girls who are less police reported they apprehended an MSU student dollar construction program. Martin Mitchell, 33, Oak Park than 16 State News photo by Tom Gaunt businessman, weeks pregnant. Monday night at the Union for "attempting to procure an act of gross indecency." Police refused to release additional information about the arrest. In other action Monday, police said they were investigating complaints of what officers termed a sexually motivated assault and another concerning a window peeker. Both incidents were SPECIALS ON SALE THRU SATURDAY SImm reported by residents of McDonel Hall. QUANTITY A McDonel coed told police she was lying on a couch early- Monday evening in the basement of the building when an unidentified man approached her, pulled her leg and fled. Police said they have a description of the man. Another McDonel coed told police she saw early Monday morning someone walking by the window of her room on the first floor. The coed told officers a man was looking through the window when she and her roommage opened the blinds. Police said they are investigating the incident. Price increases >f-~ 4.:. „ (Continued from page 1) new wage costs has added 0.7 per cent. Police s< a wave of crude oil price boosts, The council went on: mini • bt the council said. "An increase of 6 to 7 per cent But the council, which has in the price of passenger opposed any form of voluntary automobiles would add about $2 or direct federal intervention in billion to the total cost to price • wage decisions, dealers and possibly $2.5 billion emphasized that it was not to the cost to consumers. passing judgment on whether "... This year's large price any specific wage or price increases inevitably expose the increases were justified. And domestic industry and its while referring specifically to the With 3 Lbs. employes to increased crude oil price increase of "a major oil company" on Nov. 11 overseas." as having started the round of oil competition from cars made LEAN, ALL-BEEF HAMBURGER Or More Purchase The inflation alert offered no and gasoline price boosts, it did judgment on the three - year not name the company Gulf railroad wage package ILLY ANNA SPLIT — ■ TOP Oil. recommended by a 3 IWhite Bread The council said the three - presidentially • appointed board, year General Motors wage providing a yearly increase Stati settlement, which ended a 67 - averaging more than 9 per cent. day strike by the United Auto But it lEG. 25c RICH'S President W criticized sharply the Workers, "if generalized candidates emergency board's explanation throughout the economy" would upward. force costs and prices that the pay boosts were designed to cover an assumed 6 ICoffee Rich 16 Oz. Wt. Ctn. presidency ambridge, M rvard's stud Leonard Woodcock, president per cent annual increase in the cost of living. |EART'S DELIGHT of the United Auto Workers, Apricot Nectar "If an assumption about 46 Oz. said the council's criticism of the inflation that represents no Wt. Can new pact is not well founded, improvement is explicitly and he claimed it is not ILG. 33c KRAFT embedded into a contract for inflationary. future years, we thereby The initial 5 Oz. 1971 cars were price boosts on about 6 per cent, guarantee that these costs and prices will continue rising at an Cheese Spreads Wt. Jar. the report noted, and GM's additional increases to cover the unchanged rate," the council declared. PIMENTO • OLIVE PIMENTO ■ PINEAPPLE |to WASHINGT Minors register WUMNt* SAVE 6c i!imi Consumer Pro Choppers in th (Continued from pitually killed page 1) voters," Vaughn said. "We want Rules Commit to make this fact known so that registration booths set up at all the MART REG. 39c f-7, to send it young people will go out and Big E Eberhard's A similar bil Michigan colleges and register." 16 Oz 9Va-12 OZ. universities during class Vaughn, who sponsored an ill ■ Nestle's Delicious SOFT MARGARINE Wt. SERV U SWEET COOKIES 3 Wt. Pkgs. [74-4. The tie vot registration to help students fated constitutional CHOC¬ 16 Oz. Ctns. amendment gainst sendint become registered voters. Wt. Van Camp proposal to lower the state's OLATE action "The point is that now there is Can me voting age to 18, said he no olds legal resistance becoming to 18 - year - next take the drive to Flint and would LIMIT 1 PORK and BEANS final congressi* remaining registered Jackson. - PER COUPON PER FAMILY ongress, alth COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. DEC. 5 Nnd seldom bringing up STUDENT SPECIAL l!,l IJffPB Approval. a h TONIGHT MVMIl SAVE 0c V REG. 18c Knack or Bratwurst 1: Hard Working Cleanser German potato salad Saurkraut $1.45 fi AJAX LIMIT 2 PER COUPON PER FAMILY - By. Remember: Wednesday & COUPON GOOD THRU SAT. DEC. 5 Stat Thursday nights m DISCOUNT FOODS A decision hi 8-11 p.m. WiiiiiiifttynituM "1 trt 35EE MICHIGAN AVE bounty prose Pitcher Nights Mion to be tat involved in tl l. njoy SAVE 8c these beer specials even Driving and pa more with dinners priced to fit a 'ZIPPER - SKIN' FLORIDA Treas. student's budget. COME 8i GET'EM! U.S. NO. 1 REG. 46c TWIN PACK However, Tl Florida Helmut and Werner A ustrian singers prosecuting Friday evening 9-12. l ast performance until January Plain Or Decorated Oranges nr Mellow Michigan OPEN L~' ;t decision We att notified ] Tangerines Tangelos Bananas Potatoes 24 HOURS Srector of pul JflraMktt&frtn Gala Towels 38 fl/jfitoM prosecutors will Bernitt himsel Comment late |:LIMIT 5 20 Whether he rec« Srafcumml 2'COUPON GOOD 1 PKG. PER COUPON PER FAMILY: - THRU SAT. DEC. 5 EA. LB. LB. f1"1 the chief ii said no wo: 220 & Howard St/rwct to X-way fmraV* ',i i j v !i'i iu '* jj.'iij*.1*1 ■iaviV' BAG the Dept. between Michigan & Kalamazoo 3 Doz. $1.00 |>rosecutors. The officer adi