I Water. .. Thursday . . . water everywhere, but not MICHIGAN a drop to drink. - Samuel Taylor Coleridge STATE . . . with a chance of rain this UNIVERSITY afternoon. Temperatures 30s. in the Volume 63 Number 98 East Landing, Michigan Thursday, December 3, 1970 FOR ARRAIGNMENT Bomb quest evacuates U' buildings; man held By JOHN BORGER State News Staff Writer during an arraignment Wednesday McKinney was carrying a briefcase earlier, afternoon. but he did not have one with him when The Administration The Bldg. was evacuated evacuation incident began when apprehended. Upon questioning by police, for nearly three hours Wednesday as police Administration Bldg. employes called McKinney could not account for the searched for a suspected bomb. No briefcase. campus police to report a "suspicious explosives were found. character" wandering in and out of Police said the missing case gave them offices Arraignment of Jack R. McKinney, 22, no and randomly reason to suspect a bomb. known punching computer They evacuated address, charged as a disorderly keyboards. the building, while conducting a search and person in connection with the Campus police, arriving about 10:30a.m., incident, was continuing questioning of McKinney. delayed until Wednesday night or today, found McKinney barricaded within The 5'11" blond McKinney was East Lansing Associate a carrying a Municipal Judge women's lavatory in the Administration New Mexico driver's license and an Jonathan E. Marie said. Army Bldg. basement. Police said he "acted identification card, police said. Maire said McKinney had refused to enter dazed" when they apprehended him. Police said McKinney has apparently been any plea without consulting an attorney Several employes had attempting to register as a student here. reported that The police search for explosives spread to a yellow and white mini bus parked in the - Poll shows drug use Computer Center loading zone, which McKinney had told police belonged to him. The bus bore black and license plates. - - gold California At 11 a.m., the Computer Center was also increases in Vietnam evacuated and the entire area was roped off. The state bomb squad and truck were called in as explosives police searched WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 53 per compared with the only other similar study through pipes, wire, tools, canned food, a cent of Army enlisted men polled in a taken two years before. sleeping bag, clothing and other assorted "bench These contents of the bus, but - mark" survey admitted using were the survey's other major no explosives were marijuana at least once, and one in six said findings: discovered. Bomb scare they used it 200 or more times yearly, the ^•The use of opium — usually in the form At 1 p.m., employes re-entered the Army saic". Wednesday. of marijuana cigarettes dipped in it — tripled building to aid in the search for the missing The survey, taken a year ago in in Vietnam. The outgoing group briefcase, but found nothing. Half an hour Police search through pipes, wire, tools, canned food, Vietnam, reported a Sleeping bag, and other assorted contents in showed 46.5 per cent of the enlisted men 6.3 per cent had used it before later, the building was re-opened to the mini - bus looking for suspected explosives. a yellow entering the public. polled believe marijuana should be legalized country, and 17.4 per cent said they used it and 27 per cent declared while in Vietnam. Neither briefcase nor explosives were State News photo by Jim Klein they would • discovered during the afternoon. continue using it. While not the only factor involved, there The survey results were unveiled before a was an indication of "a McKinney, charged as a disorderly person slightly greater and in Senate subcommittee on alcholism and incidence of marijuana use in areas where contention, was scheduled for Wharfon included on list narcotics. Army officers testified been undertaken to learn the no research has impact of drug usage in combat situations. One of them said he did not believe it was widespread combat is heaviest." or • The use of heroin, morphine and LSD, did not show increases in Vietnam, and there was an indication of a use. "acid," drop in LSD arraignment before Judge Maire Wednesday. After Maire informed him of his the ways he could to enter any plea without pttorney, the judge said. rights and plead, McKinney refused consulting his during Maire said McKinney did not mention his combat, \»ut \ as fairly common when for Harvard presidency troops were relaxing after battle. Capt. Morris D. Stanton, chief of the psychology section at Ft. Meade, Md., told the senators he surveyed 2,372 men - ranging ON CAMPUS (Please turn to back page) from private to lieutenant colonel at a Cam By JOHN BORGER and DIANE PETRYK The first list of candidates included 69 names. "I have had no contact regarding this president will be made Jan. 5, if the selection committee acts according to its schedule. The spokesman said they are not sure the Rahn Bay replacement battalion in November, 1969. Former agen State News Staff Writers About half of those sampled were entering matter from Harvard University, and schedule will be followed. Vietnam for the first time and the other half President Wharton is one of 23 semi final therefore, it would be presumptuous for me Wharton, 44, was named president of MSU Army - were leaving it after one year tours. 'spy' - candidates to make any being considered for the comment," Wharton said 13 months ago and began his term of office This was the major finding: presidency of Harvard University, Wednesday. in Jan., 1970. Wharton had been vice "Results showed that of the 994 outgoing bmbridge, Mass., according to the Crimson, Earlier Wednesday, Wharton reported that (Please turn to back page) enlisted men surveyed, 53.2 per cent rvard's student newspaper. he is going to Cambridge next week to meet reported having tried marijuana at least once Tuesday," by five former Army agents who with Howard Johnson, president of the By BARBARAFARY in their lives. About half these men — 50.1 accused the Army of building a "secret Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He State News Staff Writer louse panel police force" to gather information about per cent reported using marijuana in did not disclose what would be the nature of Bus service — Vietnam and 31.4 per cent reported use antiwar and civil rights movements, and their meeting. before entering Vietnam. Fall term campus bus service will be elected public officials. A spokesman for the Crimson said the An MSU student, formerly with U.S. terminated December 14. The schedule for "One out of six of the 994 was a habitual "There's more long - haired finks with ploclcs p semi - final list of candidates included two current university presidents. The other president being considered is Robben Fleming of the University of Michigan. winter term will begin January 3. During the period December 14 through January 2, 1971 there will be no MSU bus service user in Vietnam. In other words, he used it 200 "or more times a year or more often than once every other day." Army Intelligence in Lansing, said in an interview Tuesday that the involvement of military intelligence agents in the antiwar movement at MSU is "minimal." beards on this campus than Army agents to worry about," he said. The former agent, who was with the aid buyers available. And he said his study revealed a military until April of last year, said the p Other candidates spokesman said, are on the list, the 11 Harvard people, "noticeable increase" in the percentage heavy and habituated marijuana users of He national was replying to the charge made on a television program, "First Army agents would only be involved in campus affairs if there was a possibility of WASHINGTON (AP) - Creation of a including five deans. Consumer Protection Agency to represent "There is no indication either way," the (Please turn to back page) Choppers in the courts and government was spokesman said, "whether the president will be chosen from inside outside Harvard Vitually killed Wednesday when the House or Rules Committee refused, on a tie vote of University." 7-7, to send it on for full House action. A similar bill 74-4. passed the Senate Tuesday The paper unofficially and received its list of candidates no official comment on the candidates for president has come from the Pay proposal The tie vote in the Rules committee selection committee or the Harvard gainst sending the bill to the House floor (or action means there is no chance for Corporation, the governing board of Harvard University. Wharton is reportedly the only black man defeated at final congressional approval of the bill in Ihe on the list. remaining few weeks of the 91st tongress, although there are rarely used Bnd seldom successful procedures for The Crimson spokesman said he expects the field of candidates to be narrowed down to five or six by Dec. 20. A formal ASMSU meet bringing up a bill without Rules committee approval. announcement of the name of the new By JOHN JUEL State News Staff Writer Prosecutors The ASMSU Student Board defeated a announce proposed compensation schedule by an 8-6 vote at Tuesday's meeting, which means board members will not receive compensation for fall term. permit probe decision The compensation vote followed an hour - long battle over the proposed budget for next year. The proposed budget, submitted recently been uncovered by police through by ASMSU Comptroller Grant Grecu, was By JAMES SHELDON further investigation could possibly change finally sent to the budget committee, State New* Staff Writer the prosecutors' decision. which will work out the details. The A The officer declined to explain the committee will return the decision has been reached by Ingham budget with its nature of the new evidence but said he recommendations in early winter term for bounty prosecutors regarding further the board's approval. J®ction to be taken against persons allegedly would contact Rassmusson about it as soon possible. The proposed Involved In the illegal sale of student as compensation schedule would have paid the ASMSU chairman driving and parking permits for campus MSU police announced Nov. 9 they had "Teas. $70, the vice chairman $50, the begun investigation into allegations that comptroller $35, the secretary $15, each However, Thomas Rassmusson, asst. illegal campus driving and parking permits district representative $30 and the heads of •rosecuting attorney, declined to release were being sold through intermediaries for each ■he decision Wednesday afternoon until he major governing group $25, for a total $55 each. Permits are issued free to of$805. frst notified Richard 0. Bernitt, MSU students meeting the requirements. In a roll call vote, 'rector of public safety, of the action Buckner, Bathurst, Austin, Gillum, Wilson and Guthrie voted >fosecutors will take. Police were seeking criminal warrants for compensation while Bernitt himself could not be reached for Farley, Stempel, against those allegedly involved in the Jones, Anderson, Kibbey, Korda, comment late Wednesday afternoon on whether he received word of the decision, sale. Out to lunch? Rosenthal and Urban voted against it, with three district representatives absent. 'ut the chief Rassmusson said he was instructed by investigating officer on the The defeat of this term's °So said no word had as yet been received Raymond L. Scodeller, Ingham County compensation An onlooker passing by tho Abbot Hall cafeteria means the fate of the Dept. of Public Safety from prosecuting attorney, to inform the might wonder if ASMSU is out to lunch. However, first glances can compensation will be deceptive. The ASMSU board defeated a probably be left to the student irosecutore. University officials of the decision before proposal that would have given them a total of $805 in compensation body. A The officer added additional evidence has releasing it to the public. for fall term at their meeting Wednesday. State News photo by Sue Steeves (Please turn to page 15) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 3 m M Cantlon plan i ,i —i news a dds JIMP' Xi summary From the wires of AP and UPI. 2 students to boa rd FT. BE My Lai ' Calley i By MICHAEL FOX undergraduate representative graduate student, he said. The % % platoon first witn \ State News Staff Writer because of its token nature. committee will review * to invoke They recommended that the nominations to replace Jack M. against He "Calley herded Vietnamese came over to the diteh. to the a rest of hole where him them The Communication College Advisory Committee will Arts of Student meet number of expanded from representatives. voting students be two to five Bain, dean of the school, who is returning to full - time teaching. I! | refused to The wil William Rintelmann, chairman The search and selection and Meadlo was firing into the at noon today to consider a of the committee will present a slate of hole. Meadlo proposal from Provost John E. College Advisory was crying. " Committee, said his gToup no more than five to the provost Cantlon on expanding student for consideration who in turn "decided to go along with the representation on the deans' notion of using alternates." makes a recommendation to the - Robert E. Maples, search and selection committee. "No formal ratification is president. former machinegunner Cantlon's proposal, approved necessary by the (See story, p. 3) by the College Advisory Council college because faculty of the Rintelmann said the provost's Where Tuesday night, would add two structure remains the the voting same." he proposal for two nonvoting in nonvoting student said. alternates did not represent a ... all the flowers gone? Winter's approach has put an end to the representatives in addition to the compromise with the JSAC with blossoming flowers that c Rintelmann said the legislative spring. The posts which hold plates that label the flora stand In rows INTERNATIONAL NEWS two voting student seats now decision of the College Advisory protest and was not necessarily for the dead plants. that suggest a gravey"!! WASH alloted. forced by their boycott. Wednesd The United States called on Israel and the Arabs Council and the provost is all the State News photo The search and selection by Tom Gau nt in "Mail action necessary to revise the Wednesday to act "prudently and with restraint" to committee will also consist of dean selection procedures in this Villanovi preserve the Middle East cease-fire. A State Department six faculty members — one from each department in the college case. LACK SAFETY VALVES mail to Asia this spokesman said in Washington conditions are "If the Student Advisory and an at - large member chosen The st "propitious" for a renewal of the stalled peace talks. Committee of the college elects Meanwhile in Beirut, an A1 Fatah communique said by the provost — and a to use alternates through they can have Vietnam, representative of the provost's up to four members on the Court fines oil companies Palestinian guerrillas blew up a Jerusalem - Haifa train office. White He search and selection committee, Monday, killing or wounding a number of Israeli The School of Journalism but still have only two votes," Nixon fo Student Advisory Committee Rintelmann said. Robert passengers. A1 Fatah said the train was derailed and (JSAC) voted two weeks ago to of Manh several carriages destroyed by the explosion, which The two extra slots would be occurred just south of Jerusalem. boycott procedures to select the for an graduate undergraduate and a NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Three major oil companies were fined Shell is President * * * moro than half a million dollars in federal court charged with 170 separate offenses involving -10 welk The State News, the student Wednesday after No pollution was involved in a nationv newspaper at Michigan State pleading "no contest" to charges they failed to have safety valves any of the offenses. Firms indicted after a grand jury investigation which were the help Portugese Premier Marcello Caetano University, is published every class day during four school on offshore oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico. stemmed from the Christmas proposed terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September. massive Chevron Oil Co. offshore fire and oil constitutional revisions The three companies — Humble Oil Co., Union Oil Co., and spill last February Southeasl Wednesday that would grant a Subscription rate is $14 per year. Continental Oil Co. Chevron paid $1 million in fines after pleading no contest to 500 — each received the maximum fine of $2,000 Nixon's measure of independence to Portugal's African counts in that investigation. for each count in the indictments. their mail territories, where the government has been battling Member Associated Press, United Press The government has said all the International, A fourth compar.y, Shell Oil Co., which is companies are now complvini have a no Inland Daily Press Association, Associated currently fighting a with the law and emphasized that the offenses listed guerrillas for nearly 10 years. Collegiate Press, blazing offshore oil well fire, pleaded innocent and U.S. District in'the the Presid Michigan Press indictments were for past actions. He told a joint session of Parliament that the African Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Judge Fred J. Cassijry said he would set a trial date later. Nixon I Association, United States Student Press Association. Since the Chevron spill, which went uncontrolled for a territories of The action came at an arraignment on indictments month "going to Angola, Portuguese Guinea and the federal government in November. brought by the federal Interior Department has doubled the Gulf Coast oil — more tl Mozambique would get their own laws, elected Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Humble was fined $300,000 on 150 inspection force and a further expansion is planned. The man separate offenses involving who ordered the expansion, Walter J. government, finances and budgets under his plan. 33 offshore wells; Union, $24,000 on 12 counts Hickel, was fired from his Editorial and business offices at involving eight post as U.S. Interior Secretary last week by President They would be "autonomous within the unitary 347 Student Services wells; and Continental, $242,000 on 121 counts involving 24 Hickel had also suspended further Nixon. Portuguese state," Caetano said. 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These targets included CALL |ln the Afri issued a st; three air bases, three province capitals and two College Travel district towns. AMERICAN BUSINESS MACHINES 130 W. Grand River ndicating administrate 1477 Haslett Road, Haslett 351-6010 begin negot 339-8258 National News permanent center, the The United Auto Worker's top negotiator at Ford sXiay must be actio Motor Co. said Wednesday in Detroit there will be no The studen further extensions of the Union's contract with the auto • African Sti in the Am company past the strike deadline of midnight Monday. United Fr A strike, either nationwide or at the local will be avoided only if a new, three - plant level, When the gals drop in, or from 3M Liberation F ind the Black year contract is at your next "hen" agreed upon to cover the union's 150,000 members at party, serve these terrific Organization, the Plenary ( Ford, said Ken Bannon, Chairman of the Union's Ford new 3M games with your Department. coffee and cake The governing b ladies will love them. ncludes the "It is a very real deadline. There are no . . thoughts to they're a refreshing center, sevei extanding anything." said Bannon at the conclusion of diversion from chores {roups and th Wednesday's sessions. "We're working against that and the kids. . some¬ ;he center, Vi deadline." thing different from the The Plenary * * * same old card games All attractively packaged Former Ambassador - at - large W. in compact cases that Averell Harriman said Wednesday store right on your book¬ President Lyndon Johnson considered shelf1 Try thehi today. . . test your trading skill, sending a rescue team into North your auctioning and bid¬ Vietnam to free prisoners of war but ing ability, and your abandoned the idea as not feasible. general knowledge of words and numbers' See Harriman said the deciding factor our great collection, against the plan was lack of they'll fascinate you! knowledge of the prisoners' location. 4 50 to 8 95 "The plan was considered but never developed in detail." the 79-year- old Harriman told a news conference in Norfolk. Va. The former New York governor HARRIMAN expressed "great admiration" for the manner in which the recent unsuccessful rescue attempt at Son lay was conceived and carried out. * * * The environmental Protection Agency came into formal existence Wednesday while its first chief was receiving Senate committee endorsement. It marked completion of a year of environment restructuring of federal functions, with still more restructuring probably lying ahead. I he Senate Public Works Committee gave unanimous approval to William 1). Ruckelshaus as director of FPA. J an is Campus Newsi Folkertsma, Caledonia freshman, was named one of six national winners in the 4-11 in Chicago and awarded a $600 entomology program ENVIRONMENTS DISC TWO CAN HELP YOU FEEL. National Congress this week. scholarship at the 49th We'll spare you a science lesson. This is a new type of sound thoughts. Colors and smells will become more vivid What —in astonishing stereo. 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They said at ... rifle fire and _ Calley's trial during Charley Company's search destroy assault on My Lai. I refused," Maples added. A. I just saw them fire into the first witness at his court-martial execution of the trial judge, Col. Reid but could not swear it was "Calley came over to the ditch. hole. I don't know whether at least 30 "You don't want to his. Another former Calley machine they t0 invoke the Fifth Amendment Vietnamese civilians Kennedy, he finally aaswered in testify to Sgt. Lennie B. Lagunoy, 26. He herded the rest of them hit anyone or not. along a trail the affirmative. anything that occurred in the gunner, Robert E. Maples, against self-incrimination and inside My Lai March Waipahu, Hawaii, dark-haired Vietnamese to a hole where him Neither Lagunoy nor Hall went refused to testify. 16,1968. But from there on out village of My Lai?" testified Tuesday he saw Calley and Meadlo was Boyce took the Fifth Boyce "That's right," replied slightly built, former assistant firing into the as far as Maples in The witness, Allen Boyce, 22, took the Fifth Boyce. firing his automatic rifle into the hole. Meadlo was crying," he said. testimony for Amendment at the first question Amendment eight In his refusal to machinegunner in Calley's 1st ditch — which the witness called a the government. Lagunoy told of times, each time testify, Boyce Platton, testified he saw Pfc. Paul On cross-examination defying was following a personal pattern hole — and that "the lieutenant entering the village of My Lai he set last month at the Ft. Meadlo pointing his M16 asked for me to use Wednesday, Maples was asked: after a helicopter lift and was Hood, automatic rifle shortly before a my machine Q. Did you say Lt. Calley gave asked: Texas, court-martial of one of gun." Nixon's Calley's squad leaders, S. Sgt. burst of fire was heard, and "Lt. you an refused? order to fire and you Q. What happened after you got greeting David Mitchell. Calley was someplace behind into the village? Boyce was called there as a him." SN correction A. I stated Lt. Calley came to me and asked up A. I see some troops guarding defense witness but refused to Following Lagunoy as a witness me to use my civilians, they were mostly in Calley's court-martial was machine gun. Christmas moil Roger composed of women and kids. in Funk, answer any questions. associate Mitchell Charles Q. Did Lt. Calley Hall, 23, Columbus, professor of art, will discuss ever give you to GIs was acquitted of charges of order to shoot into that hole? Q. Did you see Lt. Calley at any assault with intent to murder 30 Ohio, a tall, reddish-blond who "Photographic Possibilities with an was A. He did not give me an order. time? of the a member of the same a Christmas Theme," not the alleged Vietnamese civilian Q. Did A. You mean inside the village? victims who also machine-gun team. He testified "Pornographic Possibilities" as you see the trajectory of WASHINGTON (AP) - President Nixon signed figure in the he saw Calley in the area of the bullets? No, I didn't. the reported in Wednesday's State Wednesday a Christmas card that will be included already dispatched - "shows that a lot of people Calley trial. ditch, heard automatic rifle fire News. care." The President Earlier, two former GIs from in "Mail Call Vietnam," a project launched noted that by to do something to start it" as"somebody has and later saw 30 to 40 The Villanova University students to sepd the Villanova Calley's old platoon placed him in some discussion, sponsored by holiday their testimony near the freshly bloodied bodies in the the MSU Business Women's mail to over 300,000 servicemen in Southeast group did. My Lai ditch. Club, will be held at noon Dec. 9 Along with his congratulations, Nixon ditch where he was accused ol Asia this year. gave the Calley, 27, is being tried on in 114-A students a presidential letter engineering another mass Kresge Art Center. The students will try to get some opener — a new charges of premeditated murder The State News deliveries souvenir he is execution of unarmed apologizes for through to U.S. prisoners of war in North he uses dispensing — and a pen of the type of 102 Vietnamese civilains the error. to sign official Vietnam, three student representatives said at the documents. The students were White House after receiving congratulations among a variety of visitors from Nixon greeted Nixon for their effort. during a open hour at noontime. The president of Ohio State DURING REGISTRATION Robert Breslin, 20, Thomas University, Novice Creagh, 21, both G. Fawcett, of Manhasset, N.Y., and Thomas brought Nixon a Treacy, 23, a year - old walnut to gavel made of 100- graduate student from Plainview, N.Y., told the President of the five - year - old a nationwide basis, that the help of other colleges in they are operating with Stanford University New Year's commemorate the university's centennial year and also two tickets project, now on to the Rose Bowl in which Ohio State will play Day. Students urged to obtain hopes of getting "You can't do Christmas mail to every American serviceman in Fawcett that," Nixon laughingly told Southeast Asia. regarding the football tickets. "I might applications for aid Nixon's card will be dropped in at scalp them." random in And, the president of New York their mailings to be delivered to some GI. It have a note attached so he'll know it came will Uniformed from finally got in for a Firefighters Assn., Michael J. Maye, City's soon the President, the students said. delayed presentation of a fire hat cigarette Nixon told the students that their lighter to the President. He had Students who wish to be work-study jobs, from effort was planned to make the fall, 1971, said. "However we are "going to mean a lot." He said the response to it visit to the presentation on an earlier considered for financial aid, to spring, 1972, should obtain White House. But the Secret encouraging students to submit — more than 250,000 cards, letters and packages checked Service including Student Aid Grants, applications at early registration their applications over Christmas the box and did not return it in time. scholarships, National Defense next week. break." Student Loans, Educational "The financial Aid Office He reminded students that the hopes Opportunity Grants Complete and to begin processing awards earlier College Scholarship Service takes than last year, so that students four to six weeks to process PCS ISSUE STATEMENT may know the status of their and SCS (Student Confidential application L. as soon as Michael Smith, possible," work-study coordinator and asst. director of Statement for independent students) before they can be analyzed by the Financial Aid CHICKEN DINNER Blacks hit inaction by U' that the financial aids, said. of "For this reason, and because the increasing number applicants that appears to exceed of Office. Applications will be available at early registration and regular registration and in 264 Student Dinner Includes: 3 big pieces of finger-lickin' good Kentucky Fried Chicken, mashed potatoes, cracklin' piping hot dinner roll! gravy, creamy cole slaw, and appointment of a channels have been exhausted by the aid available, students are Services Bldg. By JEANNE SADDLER permanent director is its first satisfied or moved by words and both black and white student urged to complete the application Associate Campus Editor priority. organizations and the so-called prayers.' Power only respects and return it as quickly as WITH THIS COUPON! power whether the power [in Black student groups involved the African Studies Center "The parley sessions dealing with the questions of racism in the 'responsible' manner of acting on the past part of black exerted destructive. be constructive or possible," Smith said. He said applications will be DOMINO'S SPECIAL SALE: (issued a statement Wednesday MSU," African Studies Center at the statement read, students have been met with "The bigots, pigs and lackeys processed in the order in which NOV. 30 thru DEC. 4 they are received. Late filing of the (indicating that since the "have produced nothing except unresponsiveness. "MSU of racism by their actions have Parents' Confidential Statement COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE administration has not moved to has not shown any decided that black people will rhetoric from both the (PCS) by students last year sincerity and commitment in egin negotiations to hire a permanent director (center, the for alternatives the now University concerned students. administration black As a and result and white of past discussions. It seems as though Marcus Garvey's words still holds not be allowed the alternative now must be to themselves constructively. So express resulted in delay, he said. 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We also find 31 additional chairs on deck I admit the special panel's findings may was one of the most controversial j„ COVUeiATi v c to be reserved for non - white not have been the ultimate answer, but to report because of its lack of 0|J? l||( minority and we understand that the crew has have these people spend so much time im* >0 i ~ MARK EICHER. managing editor students, the suggestion was made that defining faculty matters upon* v. i expanded by that amount. But where are students could not vote. which $ ED HUTCHISON, city editor council members seemed to be the new additions? researching and then have their findings BARBARA PARNESS, campus editor They are below deck! almost completely undone seems utterly It seems to me that If the "rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic." Yes, the crew of the Academic Council has ridiculous. reconsider at all, it would council wp*. KEN KRELL, editorial editor JEANNE SADDLER, associate editor This statement seems to me to sum up been expanded by 31 severely limited I am also puzzled by the fact that this such as these which be on m»t! Ii the general theme of the first four students. certain GARY WALKOWICZ, sports editor November sessions of the council. There body would spend its valuable time members had taken time council ~~v debating issues which seem so trivial to reword in a way that Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award was constant rearranging of the Special Inconsistencies many yet when it comes to parts ol encompassed everyone's views. for outstanding journalism. Panels Report on Student Participation in The council seems to me to be plagued obvious importance, there is a tendency to What did the council vote {j Academic Government and by the time it by inconsistencies. cast them off as being of little It voted to reconsider to record! was done, the deck chairs were in much First, the council appointed a special significance. For example, an extended period of time which faculty members the mSf worse position than when they started. panel to develop a report which would allowed for discussion the the University Student will be elect! / Now the deliberation has subsided. The rework the points that led to senate was on Affairs Commit ' EDITORIALS chairs have been arranged to suit the crew rejection last spring. After the panel membership of non - white minority students. What would logically seem to me and to the University Committee 5? Safety. Instead of having them „n and the Titanic is headed for that inevitable labored for nearly a month consulting with to be the issue was the method of election. by the Committee appoint iceberg, the Academic Senate. various people and rewriting the report so I think it is obvious that in order to council voted to have them on Committm S, On deck we find most of the chairs it might have a chance in the get a appoint? senate, the minority's feeling on an issue, the minority the President from bv if occupied by council members clutching council a list supplied tore it to a point of near their inflatable life rafts and representative must be chosen by the Committee on Committees. e Supersonic transport waiting for the nonrecognition. minority or at least under great influence of that minority. Barely touched This may hold real importance tosom. people, but It seems trite to me think of what the council its time could whJu havesnl However, the council barely touched on reconsidering. ™ this as the issue. It allowed the method ol Now the deliberation is over unwise U.S. and all thii undertaking selection of non - white minority students can be done is to wait and see what anu to remain as it was proposed in the special the senate will take. panel's report. That is, to be elected by the Iceberg "total student community." If the senate defeats the 4, The Senate votes today on a oceanic flights a debatable But the question as to how report it will many as though the Titanic has hit the $290-million appropriation to build proposition. This group has shown students • at • large there should be and Council members will be ieebew two supersonic transports (SST).The that each SST route over the sea how many of them should be non - white their inflatable life rafts; all floating around i» might their effom issue at hand is not one of throwing create a 100-mile wide minority students became a time spent rearranging deck chairs zone upsetting been wasted and 31 students will hiw the government will be consuming matter. money away: migratory birds and fish. The effect of After the debate on this item had been will along with their efforts. repaid with interest as the planes are sonic booms on plankton, the carried well into the second session, the However, if the senate passes the sold by domestic aircraft foundation for life as we know it on report original number of ten students at large it will be comparable to ship brush! • • our corporations. this planet, should also be considered. members, of which six are non • white the iceberg and continuing on its voyage The problem centers around Numerous other possible dangers of minority students, passed. If the latter happens, it does not mean national priorities. The Nixon the SST have also been pointed out. administration wants to invest money The SST could create an oil shortage in a program which will benefit only in the 1980's. If the airlines fly their two groups: the elite who would be SST's enough to make the operation Amidst the bickering in Academic Council over able to afford supersonic transatlantic profitable, by the middle of the 80's, the number of council seats to be flights and those associated with the the SST's will be using more oil than reserved for non - white aircraft minority students, the suggestion was industry. the continents of Africa and South made that council members seem to be Nothing is really wrong with these America combined. In the long run causes; it is just that there are so many the earth's oil reserves may reach "rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic. " better ways to invest $290-million. a premature death because of the SST. Housing, schools, hospitals, job In light of this evidence, the training, mass transit; the list is rationale for investing in the SST endless. becomes shaky. The government is I still cannot understand how the council everyone will live happily ever after. could place importance on numbers when Hie The environmental horrors which out to save the American extra deck chairs will not be of aircraft any use may emerge from full - scale use of the they apply only to an addition or a loss of unless the students are sitting in them. industry, the belief being that if there one or two representatives when the factor It will be a difficult job for the SST make the investment even less is no American SST, the of WHO would be elected studentsto industry will was so casually leave the floor of the ship and come attractive. The SST probably will not not be able to brushed aside. deck because there are no up on compete with easy methods for be used for overland flights; people Europeans. It would be far more important to me to them to use. All the ladders have been be represented by three men who ^■will not tolerate sonic booms on a However, at this juncture, the truly feel removed and the way to the top can only be the way I do, than by six men who don't found through new techniques and jnassive scale. chances of the SST ever getting off the extreme hold the same opinions as I. effort. It may take time; it will New evidence recently submitted to ground are slim indeed. It is When the report had been just about a lot of work. certainly Uke(| Congress by the Citizens League inconceivable that man would drive completely debated, it was clear that not Some of those already on deck will be Against the Sonic Boom makes trans- the nails into the proverbial coffin of everyone had been satisfied, and it was ready to give a hand; others will be ready to his only home for the sake of inevitable that a motion would be made to push the students back down. saving reconsider parts of the report. The job of those already on deck is to find two hours on transatlantic flights and Another POW rescue mission that failed. Reconsideration land. 31 additional pairs of eyes and 31 sets bailing out the American aircraft A motion to reconsider section 2.5 of ideas will make it easier to get the ship on industry. (concerning student representation) of the the right course and spot the land everyone The SST is one instance where the special panel's report failed. This section is seeking. doctrine of laissez faire can be well applied. If Boeing or Douglas want to put up their own funds to complete ART BUCHWALD final research on the SST, it's their business. But the U.S. government should keep its hands off of the matter. When one considers all the other things in which the government could invest and all the havoc which could The Little Red Creek fiasco be wreaked upon the environment by the SST, the investment loses its WASHINGTON - "I've got it! I've got enchantment. All the talk about it!" Sam Craftsman yelled as he rushed "Continue," said Kleigfoot. Frontier and, with the aid of "Good," tbe studio head said. captured misplaced priorities in America into the office of Darryl Kleigfoot, the "Can't you just see it maps, build an entire replica of the Indian "The plan is to attack at night so the as a film, Chief? We becomes empty if the Senate passes head of Metro - Mogul studios. get John Wayne to play the colonel of the villge of Little Red Creek." Apaches will be surprised. So they wit "What have you got?" U.S. cavalry and Frank Sinatra as his "Then, with a hand • picked crew of until midnight, and then, firing all their the SST appropriation Kleigfoot said, cocky Thursday. slightly annoyed. first sergeant." cavalrymen, they rehearse the attack on guns, they ride into the sleeping village of "An idea for a new Little Red Creek. For three Little Red Creek." cowboy picture. It's "The secretary of war, played by Ronald months they the greatest thing since 'How the West Was go over "It should make a good fight scene, Reagan, calls in Wayne and Sinatra and every detail." Won." tells them he wants them to organize an "Come on, come on, get on with Kleigfoot said. "All right, but give it to me fast." it," "Wrong, Chief," Craftsman says. "I was reading a expedition to go into Apache country and Kleigfoot said angrily. "There's in the vill?">e. The soldiers Responsible handling no one history book the other rescue the American prisoners. He tells night and discovered that President them that "All right. The secretary of war reports go from one tepee to an< 'her and find Rutherford B. Hayes was very disturbed unimpeachable intelligence to President Hayes that they're all empty." sources indicate that the everything is in { because a bunch of Apache Indians were Apaches are order and so President Hayes writes him a "Oh, my God," said Kleigfoot. holding the men at Little Red Creek and holding several American soldiers as the President says they can have note and says 'Proceed as planned.' " "Apparently, the intel'igence was wrong prisoners. So he ordered his secretary of anything or else the Apaches wero tipped off and of students' tax dollars they want as long as they get the men "Wayne is notified and he orders all his moved out." war, Alexander Ramsey, to get a rescue released." men to mount. operation under way." They ride off into Apache "So what happens?" Kleigfoot said. "Wayne and Sinatra go back to Fort country." . "The cavalrymen ride back o Washington, D.C., where theseortary ^ In an unexpected move the ASMSU amendment providing for OUR READERS' MIND war calls a press conference and introduces Student Board voted down financial Wayne and Sinatra to the reporters. compensation. "The secretary of war calls it one of compensation at last Tuesday's But times have meeting. changed. The new most successful operations against The board actually rejected the proposed pay schedule for fall term system of district representation diminishes the possibility of having U' ignores important fact: parking Apaches in military history. It was n° only pulled off with precision, but did noi produce one single casualty. The only * ' solely wealthy students in only. Legally the board could vote they could have Improved on it was it government. Besides, the $5 a week had found the prisoners." themselves retroactive compensation ,. simply does not make the difference To the Editor: 30 "President Rutherford B. Hayes sends n next term. More mph wind blowing you off the up-to-date apartments. encompassing, between poverty and plentitude. In the Nov. 23, 1970 issue of the State sidewalk. Granted, gripes however, than the rejection of News there appeared an article about parking, food service, open housing personal congratulations to Wayne an The attitude of the student discussing The most aggravating part of this entire his press secretary to announce tha body the towing of cars from the east regulations etc. are relatively petty, but compensation for fall term was a has also changed. Intolerance to complex situation is the availability of potential the building up of a number of small should be a lesson to the Apaches once constitutional amendment past area. The sad part of this is the fact that parking spaces in close things for all." proximity to the can cause as much disatisfaction boondoggles has . with the approach of winter the as one M introduced Tuesday that would grown, and if problem is dorm. The size of the Akers parking bay large problem. Whoever it is out there that "We end the film with the secretary nothing else, the board action going to get worse rather than better. could easily be made half again as large, makes this war awarding Wayne a medal and i permanently abolish compensation, if and the parking at Fee could be University work, (students, passed by the board and the student Tuesday could prove to be good Ironically enough, as the University easily faculty, or trustees?) let's start getting getting the girl." .hinl. politics. The board members' apparently tries to double if not tripled. some of the "I don't know, Sam. There's sometM improve the things done that the students body. reputation of residence halls and its Until the University wakes up and does want. After all, who is^this iWt vou think t» constituencies do not want more University here Compensation represents an issue fiscal waste attempts to lure people back to the dorms, something to improve living conditions on 'or" that has come full circle in the even a token amount. they are ignoring one important factor. campus they are going to continue Patrick D. Hanes past And with ASMSU losing pushing for a tax Parking! thousands of students to the Ada, senior few years. Board members received no more increase next term, Tuesday's move Nov. 30,1970 reimbursement for their services As a resident of Hubbard Hall I am elated l»l AM 1 S shows an increasing THIS "7un.VA0OUT'LOOK5 LIKE IT under the original ASMSU charter. In sensitivity to if I get a parking place in the complex on a WOU), SNOOPY, fiscal responsibility. LOOK AT ALL MI6HT 5E KINPOFR/N. spring of 1967, however, board weekend. With the showing of movies in THE KIDS.' Motives aside, abandoning Conrad and the abundance of students members rallied sufficient student compensation was a wise decision for owning cars, the lack of parking facilities is support under the banner "without atrocious. Even after double parking in the student board. We compensation only the rich will be sincerely hope front of the hall for a couple of minutes to that subsequent actions able to serve in student support our let your date off so at least she wen't have to push government," optimism for responsible handling of through a constitutional to walk, there is nothing like a ten minute fiscal chores. stroll from X lot In sub-zero weather with a £) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 3 '970 PAC's 'Royal Hunt' -- bo Id, spectacular Peter Shaffer's, "The Royal of the rape of the Inca is "a play about a man's search Hunt of the Sun," imported civilization by Francisco Pizarro for immortality. It is his private and a bit later the interpretor is from London to Broadway in and his men in the 16th there again. century, tormented and lonely journey 1965, is a dazzling spectacular. in the author's words, "the Currently playing in Fairchild active iron of Spain against the Theater, this latest Performing passive feathers of Peru." that 1 want most actively to chart." "Royal Hunt" is also PANORAMA' However, these faults do not subtract from the total effect of the play. Effective use is made Arts Company effort, directed a play It is the conquest and which exposes hypocrisy in the pillage of the soundtrack from "Fellini wm by Peter Landry, instructor in by 167 soliders of the cross and church and concentrates on the the Dept. of Theater, is bold, sword of an Satryicon," and there is stunning empire of 24 million faith of the Inca and the lack of and artful use of innovative, striking and superbly in the name of Charles V, Christ, faith of the European. nudity, which is a first 4w A on the MSU stage. acted. Pizarro's ego and greed. The action takes place as a Costumes and set by Gretel "Royal Hunt" is a reinactment According to Shaffer, his work series of flashbacks narrated by Stensrud, instructor in ♦ the sole survivor of Pizarro's theater, * 1 were magnificent. expedition, Martin Ruiz, who By KENNETH STERN* acts the State Newt Reviewer Louis Bauer, East Lansing as play's conscience. Pizarro, who was born a bastard junior, in his exquisite and started life as a now has the power and pigherder, historically, as Pizarro never befriended Atahualpa nor was interpretation of Atahualpa. created one of the most \ 4 • / . - ': ."•M-j -W" - capability to carve for himself place in history. a the latter so pure and blameless as he is memorable performances at MSU in recent years. ( '- ■ >**' J ,r portrayed. Also l-iJ He "despises the keeping and "He did not have the stature excellent was John loathes the losing" and functions of his illustrious ancestors, and Goodlin, East Lansing graduate between these two hates. Pizarro that is why the Inca civilization student, as Pizarro, and Frank captures Atahualpa, the chief of collapsed," she said. Krenz. Carson City freshman, as the Incas, and the "Son of the Fray Valverde. Sun," also a bastard. At times the play is hard to believe. We are expected to Admirable support was given v vr if JL I * ' u Atahualpa thinks Pizarro to be swallow the fact that 3,000 by Eric Tull Metuchen, N.J. another god and benediction from him. Instead, he is abducted and the expects Incas were massacred in less than four minutes by a handful of sophomore, as young Martin, Dana junior, Charette. East Lansing as old Martin, and the r +\ price of men. rest of the cast his freedom, which subsequently is denied him, is the filling of the Also, communication between "Royal Hunt" will be royal chamber Pizarro and his with gold for men. Pizarro sometimes and Atahualpa is incredible. In one instance an interpretor is needed performed through Sunday at ft p.m. in Fairchild Theater In Royal hunt Although Pizarro holds and a few minutes later the two spite of its few weaknesses, the Members of the cast of the play "Royal Hunt of the Sun" perform before an opening night Atahualpa by physical means, play is a memorable occasion Tuesday night at the Fairchild Theater. The play will run through Sunday. crowd the situation is the are conversing like old friends, and experience. Tickets are $2. opposite State News photo by Sue spiritually. Steevej The church and the hypocrisy of religion are under constant ALSO INEXPENSIVE attack. The cross is used as a weapon to kill innocent people, and Student makes death decrees are quicker pronounced on the pagans without the slightest hesitation. Two priests accompany Pizarro as part of the white man's armor By KENNETH STERN graduate student and theater i burden, but they are going to sheets into complex shapes. This concerned State News Reviewer technician with cutting costs. mold. The styrene cools in for the Performing allows innumerable about get a good share of the booty. Arts copies of An ingenious and simple 10 Company, is in charge of intricate molds or actual original seconds, retaining the Shaffer's play is engrossing, Making armor and duplicating solution was developed. By impression of the mold. making armor for the current ' On CaiiimisFilms! and Peter Landry's direction is marvelous. Both have made full ornament for the traditionally been a laborious and time stage has production of "The Royal Hunt of the Sun," and has found an pieces to be made very quickly. The process of vacuum making a heating unit watt infrared brooder from 250 lamps, the Using this sytem, it wis possible to have made all use of "theatrical license." - consuming task, not forming began with the ancient kind used in raising chickens, the to inexpensive and quick way of Egyptians several thousand necessary ten sets of armor for say expensive, and years Leibel and his associates were XBeal Film Group presents TONIGHT "A major epic in the skin track" The Hollywood Reporter jL Irena research Narell, who has done on Pizarro Atahualpa explains that "Royal and necessitated either many hours of human labor or the out - rental of the material. right making armor. His objective, he said, is to make an inexpensive machine before Christ. They used slaves to hold the inside layers of tortoise shells, a natural plastic, able to heat styrene plastic sheets and then draw the heated the show in one less than one third if the armor was - day, at a cost of of the price made with Hunt" is not entirely accurate capable of turning out large plastic over a mold to make the more conventional Chuck Leibel, East Lansing over fires and then formed it armor for PAC's current materials. quantities of the materials with over molds by use of a bellows. -1 PROGRAM INfORMlTIQN 48S 6A85 enough scope so that many production. Another _ PROGRAM INFORMATION }l} ?4J4 Leibel went to Tobin Lake advantage is that the d different applications could be pieces LADMER Scene Studios, where Charles retain a quite metallic Theatre 233 \ &ASH1NG! • OPEN AT 12:45 P.M. Lansinq 'N - DOWNTOWN © TONIGHT! TARLITE Drive InThentre ALL COLOR! found for it in the MSU theater department. Leibel forming device built a vacuum out of an old - Muntz has built an elaborate array of equipment for vacuum forming plastic for commercial By vacuum using an old Hoover from beneath the mold, causing air pressure to force the appearance and texture when cleaner, air is driven out painted. "It makes plastic epsy as cleaning your making armor as TWO BIG HITS! Open at 6:30 - Elec. In Car Heaters Hoover vacuum cleaner and purposes. His research in tightly down on and rug," v H. building the equipment had around th'e Leibel said. ■J AT 2 :45-6:20-LATE "A COCKEYED1** brooder lamps. Vacuum is one of several forming techniques used takeh several years and the end result cost several thousand MASTERPIECE!" in forming rigid plastic vinyl dollars. — Joseph Morgenstern, Newsweek However, Leibel said his type PROGRAM INFORMATION 8S? of machine would have been economically prohibitive for college and community theaters Art display, sale PROGRAM INFORMATION 332 6941 TONIGHT! ALL COLOR! Open at 6:30 - Elec. In Car Heaters AMPUS presented THEY DO mal An Ingo Preminger Production Thentrt-Fast Lansinq MAKE MOVIES LIKE THIS Color by DELUXE* Panavision® I f GRAND Riven NOW! OPEN 12:45 ■ DOWNTOWN at AS YMORE! Shown at 9:10 Only Continuous from 1 p.m. Feature MSU art students will present an art show and sale Friday, ALSO 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 Saturday and Sunday at the Meridian Mall. > The show is sponsored by the Student 6LEAS0N _ GP ?0tf) Century-fo> presents "THE FUNNIEST Advisory Committee (SAC) of the dept. of art and will feature paintings, prints, photography, ceramics and jewelry. WINTERS, OLOR MOVIE I'VE SEEN According to Kathy Kobylarz, Warren junior, chairman of SAC, the art show was HOW DO I LOVE THEE THIS YEAR!" New York Pott at Kresge Art Center. formerly an annual student-faculy project held However, due to low sales the show was — PLUS AT 1 :00 4:30-8:10 moved this year to the Meridian Mall. The art show will be from 10 a.m. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER can^ * Shown 7:07 Only Rated 'R' Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. to 9 p.m. Friday and CLIFF ROBERTSON - ALSO This film has an official MPAA rating of X Under no circumstances TONIGHT 7,3:40 10:20 cw TECHNICOLOR' ttCMISCOPf Shown at 7:07 Onlv 9:30 only may anyone under 18 104B without see an MSU ID this UNUSUAL and Ornw (Turin Jiark extremely daring film. Wells $1.00 and worth it Thursday, Friday, Saturday Edgar Allen Poc's CINE SERIES TALES OF TERROR (including The Black Cat) Vincent Price, Peter Lone, Basil Rath bone THE GENERAL •n MMSOktr- witii Buster Keaton 6:30 10:30 Wed. & Thurs. 109 Anthony Fri. 102B Wells $1.00 No ID's PLUS MM %if Comedy of Terrors Boris Karloff, Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, Basil Rathbone | 3:15 ONLY | 8:30 Both Shows in IS AVERY FUNNY PICTURE 108 B Wells $1.00 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 3, 1970 7 Musicians plan Lansing grandfather plays program An entirely student-led Santa Claus all year long Christmas concert will be By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL volunteer groups and area presented at 8:15 p.m. today merchants, although Scheffel supplies Twelve years ago, retired his own if he has a in the Music Auditorium. grocery store owner, Reuben J. shortage. Schaeffel of Landing wondered In recent years, Scheffel's Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, what he could do to make life toys have been distributed to briehter for the needv children who children from low income families professional music fraternity lived in his neighborhood. - by the Toys for Tots program So his wife sponsored by the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. for men, and Delta Omicorn suggested that he use his newly found SDare time and his carpentry skills to make Scheffel begins his daily Santa Claus and Sigma Alpha Iota, toys for the children. And that's operation in his garage been his full time - job ever since. workshop in the early afternoon and works through the professional music fraternities A daughter who lives at home helps out with the evening. for women, will join forces to Scheffel, now 82, made 25 toys that first year. His painting. climbed each output has Throughout the year, Scheffel also receives discarded produce the concert. year and he has 800 toys ready for Christmas this tries to fix them toys. He Feature work on the year. up, but if they are beyond repair he saves the "I just started doing it 12 parts for new toys. program will be the years ago and never stopped," said Saint-Saens Christmas the silver - haired great - grandfather. "I love Although he doesn't seek recognition for his efforts, the county children — all ages." Bar Association last Oratorio, featuring 50 voice Money and materials for the toys are year awarded Scheffel its Liberty Bell Award a provided by local for chorus, soloists, and a 40 outstanding community service. piece orchestra. Other works to be performed include an orchestral suite from Menotti's Christmas Opera, "Amahl and the PLEASE! Night Visitors," the Mozart Concertante for violin, viola, and orchestra, the Bach Friendly meeting Don't let double concerto for flute and Michael Griffith conducts orchestra members in violin, and the carol, "Do by the Professional Music preparation for the Christmas concert Fraternities to be given at 7:30 on sponsored our shiny cars You Hear What I Hear?" Thursday at the Music Auditorium. fool you. State News photo by R. L. Esckelson They're in good shope inside, 1 too. URBAN SOCIOLOGY They've passed the Volkswagen 16-point Safety and Performance RETURN YOUR Inspection. And we guarantee 100% the repair or replacement of all major mechanical for 30 days or 1000 miles. parts* SENIOR Class Next time you see a shiny used By MICHAEL FOX to focus on winter term. The prerequisite is Detroit Sociology 241, "Introduction to car, • • ask about the guarantee. Then look us up. •engine reor • transmission axle • front axle assemblies brake system • electrical system YEARBOOK PROOFS State News Staff Writer Sociology." '66 VW station The Dept. of Sociology's Urban Sociology 429 He said the course is terms are so short and being offered for two terms because the because Ravitz was able to work rebuilt engine, wagon sedan nearly new tires TO ROOM 43 course will be both '65 VW sedan offered winter term with a special focus on the terms. Ravitz, a professor of sociology at Wayne State University with Mel J. Ravitz, current president of Council, serving as the main instructor. city of Detroit, the Detroit Common in Detroit, has served as been acting mayor of the a councilman for several years and has premium tires, excellent very clean motor, UNION BUILDING city. Ravitz will teach the initial session in each Scheduled for 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 two or three week with the p.m. Tuesday and Thursday, Glenn Herriman unit of the course, with other civic leaders from Thursday night sessions the discussion periods Detroit to handle TODAY four teaching assistants. Faunce led by Volkswagen, Inc. areas in which they are particularly knowledgeable. said visitors would be welcome to The course runs for two-terms, with four sit in on a lecture. 6135 W. Saginaw St. credits offered each Phone 482-6226 term. Enrollment in spring term requires enrollment in the course "Learning from people who have had experience Open that area will working in Mon. & Thurs. Till 9 probably be more interesting," Faunce said. Grades would be assigned for winter term, but "we hope people who come in the first term will [Trucks to collect the stay all the way through," he said. Units to be considered winter term Contemporary Urban Condition," "Urban Education: include "An Overview of and Tomorrow," "Changing Technology: Work and "Renewing Our Environment: Pollution of Land,Leisure," Today and msl7iliii lass containers Air." Water, and 'jJ A Saturday glass collective Gifts Idrive, co - sponsored by University Emmons; 12:10 Village; p.m.. noon, Bailey; TONIGHT [Students for Environmental 12:20 p.m., Armstrong; 2:30 p.m., to fit your budget ■Quality (E-QUAL) and the Bryan; 12:40 [Greater Lansing Community p.m., 12:50 p.m., Butterfield; 1:30 Rather; that have both [Organization (GLCO), will be p.m.. Williams; 1:40 p.m., quality and BRODY AUD [aided on campus through truck Gilchrist; 1:50 p.m., Landon; 2 [pick • ups at each residence hall. Off • campus residents may p.m., Campbell; 2:10 p.m., Mayo; 2:20 p.m., Abbott; 2:30 uniqueness [deposit glass at four area p.m., Mason; 2:40 p.m., Phillips; 7:00 &9:00 shopping centers: Meridian Mall, 2:50 p.m., Snyder; 3 p.m.. Van [Lansing Mall, Frandor and the [Meijers South Pennsylvania Ave. Hice said Hoosen; 3:15 p.m., Owen; 3:30 p.m., McDonel; 3:45 p.m., Large Selection volunteers are Holmes; 4 p.m., Akers; 4:15 Ineeded and may contact the "My wife ignores me, p.m., Hubbard; 4:30 p.m., Fee, lE-QUAL office in 4B Student and 4:45 p.m.. Shaw. of domestic and imported my son hangs up on me, my dog growls at me. Services Bldg. I think I'm ready for something." Collection trucks will stop at campus locations at the gifts and boxed cards (following 10 times: The Card Shop Annex $1.00 Jack Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve a.m., Spartan Village; |0:30 a.m. Holden; 10:45 a.m., The Lost Mariner April Fools Wilson; 11 a.m. Wonders; 11:15 )m. Case; 11:30 a.m., in the SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER OPEN TRYOUTS Across from the South Dorm complex Also for the comedy - drama OPEN: Mon. thru Fri. 9:30-8:30 Showing BANKAMERICARD FAR UP! FAR OUT! FA! ft »» Sat. 9:30-5:30 PHILADELPHIA, HERE I COME Hi In-I»I fn Dec. 3 Room 125 Dec. 4 Room 49 NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES Auditorium Need 3 Women -11 Men 7 p.m. SPARTAN TWIN EAST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phone 351 0030 SHOWING AT: 1:00-3:05-5:15-7:20-9:30 i -if) lames Bond BARGAIN HOUR! ALL SEATS 7Sc A PAC Production 12:30-1:30 "Albert Finney's beautiful performance a is award-quality.' —Charles Champlin. Los i" V MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES r,M*n°HIVtRK VIABSH R!) KIDlH lt) Ph'ICI S ll'lll y DURING TWI LITf ±KHUjj Angeles Times \m UJhot the dickens DOCTOR /HIM hove they GERALDINE CHAPLIN JULIE done to Scrooge? OMAR SHARIF ias zmivagoi CHRISTIE^ COlCfi ALBERT R. BROCCOLI and HARRY SALTZMAN Thur». • 5:00 8:15 "SCROOGE" lo: I Frl - 5:15 9:00 present ... JAMES BOND 007^ _ Thurs.,twl lite hr. 4:30-5:00 Adults 90c| A NEW MUSICAL A Cinema Center Films Presentation | Never have so few. A National General Pictures Release m IAN FLEMING'S Panavision* Technicolor* ☆ "Kelly's taken [Clint so many... ON HER MAJESTY'S •■j Heroes' NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES SPARTAN TWIN WEST i- SECRET SERVICE" ir Thurs. - 5:15-7:45 FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phon# 351 0030 "• Frl - 6:15-9:15 --life Thurs. twl Ht« hr. 4:45 5:15 „ . QnV X? >' > :■ Adults_90c * The Deadliest Lore it ;v Man Alive ' or leave it GEORGE LAZENBY DIANA RIGG wThurs. \ Frl • ■ 6:00-8:00 5130-7:30 9:30 ^ TELLY SAVALASas Bio'eid Thurs. twl lite hr. 5:30-6:00 AdultsJHJc $1.00 TONIGHT ID'S REQUIRED anon* Thurs. - 5:15 8:00 mwsnr I WILSON AUL 7:00 & 9:40 ^r'-l 4,45-5:15 AdulU 90C Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 3 1970 M Poll finds legal pot favored Copyright 1970, Unldex Corp. other drugs, a different attitude prevailed. Both heroin (and "Would you favor or disfavor harsher In the eye6 of the nation's related opium derivatives) and LSD penalties fn, college students, a real and dramatic (along with other "synthetic" convicted of selling marijuana?" „ I)efsonj difference exists between drugs) were condemned by an overwhelming majority of smoking marijuana and using heroin, students. LSD or other more powerful drugs. Heroin and would favor A clear majority of students polled In a recent national survey drugs similar to heroin were rejected by a somewhat favored the legalization of greater margin than were LSD and the new generation of harsher penalties 32.0% marijuana while at the same time, only manufactured drugs. one student in 20 endorsed the legalization of heroin or LSD. The questions and their would disfavor harsher Similarly, though less than a third of the collegians called for responses on campus are presented penalties 61.6% harsher penalties for persons below: convicted of selling marijuana, over two thirds of the students voted for stiffer "Would you say the use of drugs such as heroin and no sentences for those other convicted of selling "hard" drugs. opium derivatives should or should not be legalized?" opinion 6.4% Do you feel that drugs such as Interviewers surveyed 1,190 students at 47 LSD, "speed" and 'other When asked about penalties for those representative synthetic drugs should or should not be legalized?" convicted of colleges and universities across the country. Interviewing was conducted by telephone the week ending Nov. 7. Heroin and 1 LSD, "speed" and drugs, the number of students In favor of toucher than doubled: * sen^nll? °ther nces m°fe In determining opinions on other opiates "Would you favor or dlafavor harsher campus concerning marijuana, synthetic drugs interviewers asked: should be legalized 4.6% 8.3% penalties for convicted of selling other illegal drugs?" "Do you feel the of marijuana should should not be legalized 93.2% ^ use or should not be 88.6% legalized?" no opinion 2.2% favor harsher penalties 68.4% 3.1% The students answered: disfavor harsher penalties 24.9% Student attitudes toward penalties meted out marijuana should be legalized 56.6% by courts to no opinion 6.7% persons convicted of selling drugs followed the same marijuana should not be legalized 36.5% pattern as their ideas about legalizing them, with the no opinion 6.9% exception that some No significant correlations were found students felt that laws and penalties on the basis of However, when the students were asked their opinions about already on the books are except that college males favored adequate. The students were asked: more than did females. legalizing marijuana mJmB IFC takes action to rectify Gido goveri confe filmo discontent among members ON f By DONNA WILBURN evolved through discussion than State News Staff Writer The writing of a new among four houses continued to attend that IFC The begin impeachment proceedings." new co-ordinator said •IFC will move from a agency and provide more In areas of rush policing leeway Br meetings. previous officials were regulations anil constitution and the ousting of requested social policies. "No policy was establsihed in to resign because of a lack of Jack Bri fall term officers are indications •Fewer representatives will that Inter-Fraternity Council the old constitution to eliminate substantial progress over the term needed to be president, make rules and it — but we decided many aspects and a lack of effective action. Foreign Scl (IFC) has taken action to alleviate conduct IFC business. A*' discontent among were thoroughly out-dated," Thirteen out of 32 fraternity p.m. tonig its members. houses were represented Nov. 24 minimum of four persons will be of Ke Joseph Ditzhazy, Northville Ditzhazy explained. room able to make changes. when delegates unanimously Breslin, v junior and co-ordinator of IFC's "In addition, we asked the •The structure of the group will to the st ratified a new constitution and HOURS: new efforts, said the action former officers to resign, rather former IFC officers relinquished be set up like the federal speak on PHONE iscount records DAILY 9:30-8:30 their positions. government. In addition to the 351-8460 IFC officers, two SAT. 9:80-6:00 The new constitution is to be goveminj bodies will be SUN. 12:00-5:00 circulated among the remaining operating as a 225 ANN ST. check and balance system. houses before a formal vote is The Only complete record store Our Best Buy Is Great taken soon. The new constitution also in Lansing or East Lansing provides: "Those houses that are •A president's interested will voice council, to be an opinion VOX For A Gift - Or For Yourself during the final voting," Ditzhazy composed of the presidents of each fraternity. It will functions stated. "A nonresponse will be counted as an affirmative vote." a legislative as well as an advisory Vox Singles TURNABOUT Ditzhazy said interim officers elected by the 13 represented body. •An assembly will be made up Turnabout of representatives from each houses are now functioning as the CANDIDE Candide Vr.i OJJ :U2jA co-or&nators of IFC, and when ihouse and will vote and passlaws to the hew constitution is keep IFC operating on'i . ratified, day-to-day basis. " Vox Boxes these people will then become the Objectives for winter term hive permanent officials. also been determined by the "If the constitution and v/1 TV officers are accepted, new my acting coordinators. Ditzhazy explained that at TV34004 ELECTRONIC MUSIC; Avnl, Mlmaroglu, Lewln-Rkhter rt— fraternity (Beta Theta PI) and present no one knows the ' • • other houses will take action to TV34009 VIVALDI: Concerti * or Piccolo, Viola d'amore & Lute • »n. »« »/«inn >c«t> I financial standing of IFC, but withdraw from IFC — even if it TV34015 BACH: Goldberg Variations that the debt is about $1,500 to CE 31002 MESSIAEN; Olseaux exotlque; Bouscarle means student judiciary TV34019 MEDIEVAL & RENAISSANCE MUSIC for Harp, Viele $2,500. CE 31004 GER. 4 ENG. Late Renaissance Brats • hearings," Ditzhazy asserted. TV34023 VIVALDI: Six Flute Concerti, Op. 10 CE 31006 JOHN FIELD: P». Concerto No.2; 7 Nocturnes The newly formulated IFC Therefore, he said, one of the • TV34028 HUMMEL: Piano Concerto; Double Concerto CE 31010 MOSCHELES: Pa. Concerto; constitution provides for reforms primary concerns is to pay off the Selected Etudes* TV34040 VIVALDI: Four Seasons debt. CE 31011 VON HENSELTi Pa. Concerto; 12 Etudes* in several areas: TV34044 BACH: Brandenburg Concerti Nos. 1&3 After re-evaluating IFCs CE 31018 SATIE: Emftryons; Parade; Entr'act Cinema * Now you're not a person who's not that hot on all those The elimination of a $5 charge TV34045 BACH: Brandenburg Concerti Nos. 4—6 position with Panhellenic Council CE 31023 RUBINSTEIN: Pa. Concerto No.4i Melody In F.etc. complicated components needed to make up an expensive for registering pledges. In TV34046 ELECTRONIC MUSIC: Mlmaroglu, Berio, Cage it was decided to allow the CE 31024 SATIE: Socrate; DEBUSSY: TV34060 DVORAK: Slavonic Dances Chanson de a III tls • system. Well take a look at our best buy, the BSR addition, IFC dues will be based fraternities the option of CE 31026 PFITZNER: Violin Concertoe on $2 per student or McDonald RTS-20 AM-FM-MPX phono stereo $50 per TV34061 ORFF: Catuli Carrnlna — Hollreiser CE 31027 BERIO: system just continuing relations with the J Vlsage,Sequ«rua III, Circlet, Cinque Variation® could be your thing. It's a "sound" house, whichever is lower. TV34081 BOULEZ: Le Marteau sans Maltre CE 31028 VARESE: package powered by a sorority system. TV34082 BARTOK: Concerto for Orchestra; Piano Concerto No. 3 Int«grals,Offrand«i,Density.Octandre, etc.* surprisingly sensitive — but strong (20 watts of clear music CE 31030 MOSZKOWSKI: Piano Concerto, Caprice Etpagnol, • TV34091 SIBELIUS: Quartet; BERWALD: Quartet No. 2 power) AM-FM receiver. Matched with mini pro turntable • Etude, Etlntellet, Der Venusberg Bachanale — Pontl and acoustically matched wide Obliga TV34110 Music For Mandolin: Beethoven/Schllck — Kunschak range speakers. It has the JTENTION CAR OWNERS looks that would turn anyone, and, if that doesn't the numbt TV34123 M. Glullanl/Carulll/Torelli/Paganlnl: Guitar Concerto price The sc SVBX will — only $129.95. Stop in — we've TV34134 MOZART: Musical Joke; Haydn: Toy Sym. L. Mozart: got one waiting for Musical Slelghride you. * TV34145 RACHMANINOFF: Sym. Dances & Vocalise —Johanos 5003 MOZART: 6 Qulntetf-Barchet Complete front end repair and TV34146 IVES: Holidays Symphony TV34153 VIVALDI: Lute & Mandolin Concerti — Dallas, Johanos Faerber 5006 SCHUBERT: 57 Quartett, Vol. Ill 4 Qulntett BACH: Matt In B Minor— - Endres alignment — Grlt«hkat • TV34157 IVES: Quartets Nos. 1&2 — Kohon Quartet 58 BEETHOVEN: Cello * Piano Mutlc — Schutter/Wuehrer Brakes * Suspension TV34161 HARP & The French Impressionists 542 BRAHMS 4 SCHUMANN: String Quartett — Kohon Helga Storck DISC SHOP — ♦ TV34164 SCHUMANN: Papillons, Carnival, Kinderscenen Novaes 547 MOZART: Violin 4 Piano Mutlc, Vol. Ili Paul t Frankl Wheel balancing * Steering TV34167 BARTOK: Allegro Barbaro, Rumanian Dances 548 MOZART: Oamber Mutlc for Winds — Sandor 323 E. Grand River ItlSKEY'S TV34168 HOLMBOE: Sym. No. 8; NORGAARD: 553 BEETHOVEN: Vln.,Cello,Plano Trloti Vol. I Mannheim Constellations Auto Safety Center — TV34169 COPLAND: Billy The Kid; Rodeo; Fanfare 554 BEETHOVEN: Open Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. — Johanos Vln.,Cello,Plano Trlot; Vol. II — Mannheim Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. TV34171 GUITAR MUSIC IN VIENNA - Walker 567 BACH: Brandenburg Concerti; Vln. Concerti — Kefir TV34177 ELECTRONIC MUSIC III: Berio, Druckman, Mimaroglu 569 SCHUBERT: Music for Violin «. Piano Phone: 351-5380 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 TV34179 STRAVINSKY: Oedipus Rex - Ancerl; 5 75 HAYDN: Sonatas for Czech. Phil Clavier, Vol. Ill - Kllen TV3418 1 GREGORIAN CHANTS FOR CHRISTMAN - Schabasser 577 BEETHOVEN: Chamber Musk for Flute — Rampal Implem TV34187 NIELSEN: Quartet No.l; 578 BRAHMS: Chamber Mutlc for winds GADE: Quartet, Op. 63 DOC T V34195-99 MUSIC FOR GUITAR, LUTE & 579 BEETHOVEN: Qulntett 4 Sextets; Endret, Hung., So. Ger. Qnt. 1. Each MANDOLIN TV34203 PAGANINI: Violin Concerto, No. & No. 2 580 BEETHOVEN: Chamber Mut. for Winds - Stutt. Wind Em. where 1 - Gltlls TV34204 dusik & SCHUMANN: 2-Plano Works - 590 SCHOENBERG: 4 Str. Quartet! - Kohon * Ramor Assistar Grunschlags TV34213-14 MOZART: Complete Masonic Music — Maag 592 BRAHMS: 3 Piano Quartett - Eastman Quartet • possible TV34215 HlNDEMITH: Ma this der Mahler; 595 HAYDN: Str. courses Sym. Metamorphoses Quartett, Vol. VII - Fine Artt TV342 17 NIELSEN: Quartet No. 4; HOLMBOE: Quartet No. 8 596 HAYDN: Str. Quartett, Vol. VIII - Fine Artt will hav TV34218 IPPOLITOV-IVANOV: Caucasian; GLIERE: Red Poppy 5118 MOZART: Early Symphonlet, Vol. I - Kehr predict! TV342 19 BACH: Triple Concerto; B Minor 5121 MOZART: Early Symphonlet, Vol. IV - Kehr e Suite TV34223 SHOSTAKOVITCH: Symphonies Nos. 14,9 5122 MOZART: Symphonlet, Vol. V — Kehr • T V34224-25 LISZT: Piano 5206 GREGORIAN Music - Kentner CHANTS - Schabatter (SDLBX) TV34230 2. Enroi KUHLAU/LANGE-MULLER: Ballet Music 5208 MENDELSSOHN: Elllah - Bader TV34236 VIVALDI/LEO/TARTINl: Concerti 52 1 3 CAVALLI: L'Erltmena who ha for Cello & Strings from th TV34239 MUSIC FOR MANDOLIN & GUITAR TV34244 HAYDN/AUFMANN/BRIXh Organ Concerti ENSEMBLE 5401 CHOPIN: Piano Mutlc, Vol. I - Novaes 5406 MOZART: Varl. 4 Little This is the shoe likJ that shod the foot Plecet, vol. L - Kllen TV34245 MENDELSSOHN: Songs Without Words — Novaes 5407 MOZART: Varl. * Little Plecet, Vol. II - Kllen TV34S48 DE FALLA: 3 Cornered Hat; El Amor Brujo—Remoortel 5408 PROKOFIEFFs Solo Piano Mutlc, Vol. I - Sandor that trod the way that led to the 3. Trans TV34254-55 CHOPIN: Polonaises TV34258 (Complete) STRAVINSKY/MUSSORGSKY/BALAKI REV: Piano Music TV34260 THE YOUNG MOZART: Piano 5409 PROKOFIEFF; Solo Piano 5411 MENDELSSOHN: Piano Mutlc, Vol. II - Sandor Mutk, Vol. I - Kyrlakou sho^ when ar upon, th TV34261 NIELSEN: Clarinet & Bassoon TV34263 SCHOENBERG: Verklaerte Nacht; Concert! Nos. 1,2,344 Concerti 5417 BEETHOVEN: PUno 5418 BEETHOVEN: Piano Mutlc, Vol. II Mutlc, Vol. III - - Brendel Brendel as pretty as May that soldi Pinithe shoe Exceptk Chamber Symphony 5419 BEETHOVEN: Piano Mutk, Vol. IV - Brendel Affairs c TV34266 ORFF: Carmlna Burana — Smetacek TV34267 JANACEK: Taras Bulba; Slnfonletta — Ancerl 5420 BEETHOVEN: Piano 5422 SATIE: Piano Mutk Mutk, Vol. V - Brendel that shod the foot HlHthat leads TV34269 PROKOFIEV: Alexander — Qlazer • Students Nevsky, Op.78 5425 BARTOK: Piano TV34272 CHOPIN: Sonatas Nos. 243 — Simon Mutk, Vol. I — Sandor major ir 5428 MOZART: Piano Sonata*, Vol. I — Kllen TV34273 BORODIN: Steppes; Sym. No, 2 — Maga 5429 MOZART: Piano Sonatat, Vol. II — Kllen for all to follow Program TV34276 STRAVINSKY; Violin Concerto; HlNDEMITH: Violin Concerto 5430 BRAHMS: Piano TV34277 BRAHMS: Llebeslleder Mutk, Vol. I - Kllen Waltzes, Op. 52465 5431 BRAHMS: Piano Mutk, Vol. II TV34279 KOZELUCH: Piano Concerto; KROMMER: Clarinet TV34289 HAYDN: Mlssa Solemnls Concerto 5432 DEBUSSY: Piano Mutk, Vol. I - - Kllen Frankl swallow to 4. A lin ("Creation Mass) 5433 DEBUSSY: Piano TV34295-99 BAROQUE & CLASSICAL TRUMPET Mutk, Vol. II — Frankl 1972. T 5434 BACH: Keyboard TV34301 ELECTRONIC MUSIC IV: Mutk, Vol. I — Galling Wilson, Hellerman, Smiley, etc. 5436 BACH: Keyboard TV34304 BAROQUE BASSOON WORKS - Mutk, Vol. Ill — Galling Zukerman 5437 BACH: Keyboard Jacobgoris TV34306 WEBER & DANZI: Cello Works - Mutk, Vol. IV - Galling Blees _ T V 34307 BAROQUE & CLASSICAL 5438 BACH: Keyboard Mutk, Vol. V — Gelling 5. The I FLUTE CONCERTI 5439 BACH: Keyboard TV34308 DANISH THEATRE Mutk, Vol. VI - Gelling admisslo MUSIC - Hye-Knudsen • 5444 BACH: Organ 1V34310 LISZT: Solo Piano Music — Kentner Mutk, Vol. IV - Kraft ; program t v 34 314 5445 BACH: Organ Mutk, Vol. V students Mozart : 6 Sonatas for Flute — Kraft & Harpsichord . 5**®. OAGMi Organ Mutk, Vol. VI - Kraft Unlversil nber 3, 1970 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 3, 1970 9 Prof B. depicts Israeli life styles 5 for By MICHAEL O'NEAL - Person, 'The fascinating thing about non State Newt Staff Writer the kibbutz is that its • religious. Kibbutzim are American students. found in an "incredible influence requirement for active service in the machine Israel is "a small has been far out of of locations in variety "First of all, they're older," he the army." • gunning of the country with proportion Israel," he said. said. "The school bus, the to its population." menhave spent three sorrow of astonishing complexities," Lee "The kibbutz is well worth Shulman said Israeli students parents who have lost a son." Shulman said that there is no consideration years in the armed Shulman, professor of medical services, and rarely had a "free ride" in such thing as a characteristic as a unique the women 20 months. Shulman's speech was education Then college, and most held jobs while and research experience," he said. they have a way of disappearing followed by a brief presentation development, told a conference kibbutz, since they range from Shulman said he found Israeli in school. being extremely orthodox to students for 40 days during the school by Gidon Sde-Or, asst. Midwest on Israel Tuesday. "Israeli students very different from year, to satisfy are very director of the Israel "I found after I'd been the yearly serious," he said. "They usually in Government Tourist Office. Israel three weeks that I carry nine or ten year - knew long After a film on Israel, 8141 everything about the country," courses simultaneously, with all in8 other Shulman said. "But the exams in June." approximately 100 participants longer I Persian in the conference ptences more dinner stayed, the more Shulman said he did not And split up into confused I six workshops, kibbutz living, on became." the tension in Israel that he had for study programs, tourism Persons Shulman, who recently spent a expected. opportunities, job opportunities, year of sabbatical leave in "I felt much more tension Israel, immigration and campus addressed a conference on "Israel and You, Now." The conference, sponsored by Students for Israel, features For vicariously "The reading American problems than I did about Israeli problems," he said. tensions there are about of activities. of Further information about the programs may any be provided a obtained from Hovav Talpax, information Israel - related different kind — a bitterness f>asis of s^x on For most students who miss cinnamon and drenched with about the Swissaire incident and coordinator of Students for ■»8na programs for st'idents and home cooking, their desires are mixture of rice, almonds and Israel. slightly faculty. tomato sauce. quickly satisfied by going home The cafeteria has also been sugar with maple syrup. Shulman said the kibbutz, for Sunday dinner or The price of most of the found asking alerted to implement their best food Israel seminar only in Israel, is a mom to send a care offerings will be kept between TAKE HOME GIFTS fascinating and uncharacteristic- package. But recipes for median meatballs, what if Mom lives in Persia? $1 and $2, Eugene institution in Israel. persian rice and salad Tehran. Kales, Gidon Sde-Or, asst. Midwest director of the Israel To meet the needs of chairman of the Owen food "The kibbutz is foreign Dessert will include Kurdish fy government Tourist Office, speaks to students a relatively residents and those who think cookies and Xerxes committee and dinner attending a small institution in Israel," he delight, conference on Israel and prepares to show exotic cuisine is better than a . coordinator said. them a short travel said."Although there are several mom's pot roast, Owen ^FORTHE film on Israel. State News photo hundred kibbutzim, by R. L. Esckelson they Graduate • Center will contain only 4 per cent of the sponor population. candlelight international dinner tonight. ON FINANCING The dinner, a ers cooperative effort of the Owen Graduate Center food committee and a HOLIDAY rom a fmore leeway Illations anil policing Breslin to speak at meet Persian foreign students will feature a la carte from far-off Persia. group, delights Among the couises designed Jack Breslin, executive vice to please the Persian Financing of a State University." palate is tatives will be president, will address the broadening foreign study cutlet a la sousan, which is a e; rules and Foreign Scholars Group at 7:30 The Foreign Scholars experience in terms of the host loaf of potatoes, eggs, onion and jusiness. AM p.m. tonight in the Big Ten Group formed this term by the country and host institution of ground chuck, was learning. exotically jersons will be room of Kellogg Center. office of International seasoned with saffron and .# Breslin, who Programs. serves as a liaison Comprised of foreign scholars the group wi) to the state The Reconstituted legislature, will and former Fulbright scholars, MSU the federal speak on "Issues in Public the group is concerned with JACKETS, GREAT FOR SKIING! dition to the ot govemini Buy them now and solve your year-end worries early! >erating as t /stem, 217 Ann St. (Under Maiden Voyage) jtitution also Open 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. Mon. - Sat. ?uncil, to be ■residents ot lli function is Featuring: The Old Same Stuff STUDEN sian advisory plus 1 be made up The New Same Stuff Incense, Candles, Jewelry, BOOK from each and pass l»*s Essential Oils, Posters, Bells, Indian Bedspreads (more to come) STORE rating on'a ALSO: CLOTHING 4 in assorted sizes and shapes 421 E. Grand River Across from Olin iter term have AND A CAST OF THOUSANDS ned by the FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND OUR PROFIT 1970 Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee and other great cities. led that at knows the f)l IFC, but pt $1,500 to Statement Ending The Fall Term, 1970 I, of the one pay off the 0 Moratorium On Transfers To Teacher Training Programs ting IFCs enic Council allow the (The following statement was approved by the University option of Curriculum Committee 1with the on November 19,1970.) Obligations to students presently enrolled at the University are of paramount importance. Simultaneously, a balance between numbers of students and available faculty resources necessary to the maintenance of a IERS The schedule below is one factor in the attempt to balance these two considerations. quality program must be considered. OPEN PERIOD FOR TRANSFER TO TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMS January 11 - February 5, 1971 Transfers from other colleges within the University will be titer accepted during this open period. To be eligible for transfer the student must not have completed the bachelor's degree. F346 Implementation Steps 1. Each student wishing to transfer will first report to the Undergraduate Student Advisement Office, 134 Erickson Hall, where he will be given clearance to process his transfer. (Juniors and seniors must bring their folders from the office of their Assistant Dean. This is necessary in order to check eligibility for dual enrollment in the College of Education.) This will make possible the solicitation of accurate data from each student regarding the exact term he wishes to enroll for the required courses in the Education sequence. A place will then be reserved for him that term and that term only. Changes in schedule will have to be arranged in advance in the Advisement Center of the College of Education. This will make possible accurate predictions of enrollments in Education courses and careful planning for the instruction of these students. 2. Enrollments in the required Education sequence for Winter Term, 1971, and thereafter, will be open only to those students who have been officially admitted to teacher preparation programs and are so coded. Exceptional cases meriting deviations from this requirement will be handled through the Undergraduate Student Affairs Office of the College of Education. \ 3. Transfer students from other majors in the University will not be accepted after February 5, 1971 until October, 1971 when another opportunity for transfers will be made available. At that time, a total admission limit will have been agreed upon, the number of vacancies for students known, and admission criteria established. Exceptions to this policy during this February to October period will be dealt with by the Director of Undergraduate Student Affairs of the College. Schlitz Malt Liquor is like a two-ton African Students accepted as incoming freshman or transfer students for Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall, 1971, with a declared rhino, who's been zapped on major in Education will be accepted automatically as a part of the group guaranteed admission to Teacher Education the tail by a bolt of lightning. Except Schlitz Malt Programs in October, 1971. Liquor isn't sold in Africa. 4. A limited number of transfers from other curricula within the University will be permitted in January, 1972 and April, 1972. The numbers accepted will depend upon attrition from the group admitted in October for the 1971-72 school year. 5. The Education Study Committee has proposed that for students entering the University in the Fall of 1972 and thereafter, admissions counselors representing the University indicate to incoming freshman students that admission to teacher education programs will take place at the end of their freshman year (May, 1973). Applications for admission to teacher education from students wishing to transfer from other institutions to MSU will be considered at the same time they are admitted to the University. Criteria for selection will be spelled out by this time, and selection procedures agreed upon and implemented. Nobody makes malt liquor like Schlitz. Nobody. I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Thursday, December 3, 1970 11 S' lack of boar evi dent in By JOHN VIGES State News Sports Writer entire forecourt last season and opening played together Ganakas was disappointed that of the ball" they knew how they did not play well together, Ganakas. according to to position themselves in especially since this is what he If MSU is relation to the basket, their has stressed in Things were not all bad for going to win their teammates and the MSU practice sessions. MSU. Ganakas was pleased with fair share of basketball players. the Spartans' defense. He felt games A press by the NIU this season they The Spartans need experience guards, that they did a are going to good job of have to improve in the area and they are going to have to something which is hard to that prepare for early in the season, shutting off the Husky fast break hurt them so much in work hard on their their rebounding. and he was pleased with the 3-2 76-75 lo6s to Northern Illinois Since Ganakas can not trade for hampered MSU's guards zone defense the Spartans used Tuesday night, rebounding. new players or put more beef on throughout the night and it in the second half. The problem is not new for the ones he has he must upset the tempo of the Spartan get offense. "Our defense did a fine Spartan Coach Gus Ganakas. He them to improve their job," has known it would be there Ganakas said. "Aside from the positioning under the boards. With MSU's guards bottled defensive rebounding I was since up the by the NIU press they could not begnning of fall "I think we can do a better job pleased. The zone worked well practice. Although the Spartans move the ball as have fair height, on rebounding," Ganakas said, effectively as and well continue to alternate they do not but we are going to have to they wanted to and MSU had between that and a have the brawn that is needed trouble getting man- to - improve our technique. We've a man in the man to keep the other team off underneath the boards. got to work clear for a shot. This was all too obvious to on boxing out the balance." other man and Ganakas Tuesday getting the right Another good point for the as the Huskies position. We must be conscious A collapsing zone defense by pulled down 48 rebounds while that the Huskies kept the Spartans was the play of senior the we are not a brawny team." Spartans Spartans could only manage outside most of the game. guard Paul Dean. Dean hit on all 38. Ron Gutkowski and Brian Kilgore had trouble even three shots that he took, getting played Breslin led the Spartans with the ball a good defensive game and he "A and the Spartan difference of seven nine rebounds handled the ball well on offense. rebounds may not sound like a were four apiece but both sophomore finished the game When you know behind NIU's 6-7 with only two shots at the lot," a glum Ganakas said substitute Dennis Big Ten teams split eight non- Taylor and basket. conference games Tuesday as it's for keeps Wednesday, "but it makes a big one rebound shy of Bouncing Brian difference in the play of the Zielinski. game. They were able to get off in a Rudy Benjamin pulled Jerry The two Spartan forwards also conference teams saw their first competition of the season. Spartan forward Brian Breslin (42, white) goes up for a shot more than surprising eight rebounds had trouble breaching the NIU Happily, all your special moments together will be one shot from from his The Big Ten winners were: against Northern Illinois Tuesday night, while Brad VanPelt guard position and zone. Most of Gutkowski's symbolized forever by your engagement and underneath the basket while we center Bill Illinois (113-102 over (10) waits for Kilgore had seven. baskets were from over 10 feet Butler), a possible rebound. The Spartans, who were often limited to one." Wisconsin (102-84 wedding rings. If the name, Keepsake is in the lost away Breslin hit over Eastern this game, 76-75, meet Toledo Another facet of the game that on only two ring and on the tag, you are assured of fine quality Saturday. One advantage that helped shots from inside. Illinois), Minnesota (85-61 over State News photo by Bruce didn't go as planned for the North and lasting satisfaction. The Remington NIU was their experience. Their Dakota) and Indiana engagement Spartans was their play as a unit. The Spartans are not a fast (99-82 over Eastern Michigan). diamond is flawless, of superb color, and break team and much of their precise cut. Your Keepsake Jeweler has a selection \9 TEAMS HERE SATURDAY future success, or lack of it, will depend on whether they can get In addition to MSU the Ten teams that Big dropped their many lovely styles. He's in the yellow of openers were: Purdue (84-82 to the ball to their men on the pages under "Jewelers." Indiana State), Michigan (94-81 front line for the close in shot. to Notre To do this they will "need more Dame) and men in motion and more Northwestern (115-100 to 'S' gymnasts hold meet Keepsake motion Kentucky). REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS Downtown Chicago? 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Also, tell me how to obtain the beautiful present NCAA gymnastics annual Big Ten Invitational charged a fee of $1 for the finals. best chances for DAILY TO DOWNTOWN CHICAGO'S MEIG'S FIELD 44 page Bride's Keepsake Book at half price. individual F-70 champion, will be out to prove Gymnastics Championships honors, Szypula will be relying MSU will rely on their ONLY $21.00 ONE WAY - STUDENT FARE $15.50 {that their prestigious title is no hosted by the Spartan Gym team heavily on depth for any team WITH AIR MICHIGAN YOUTH CARD and Coach George Szypula. impressive threesome of Charley honors his squad might acquire in The Wolverines will join MSU, Morris, Mickey Uram and the nine team tournament. - LEAVE LANSING (EST) ARRIVE CHICAGO (CDT) Sophomore Randy Balhorn in Dave Ziegert, 7:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m. five other Big Ten schools, and their bid for an upset. specializing in C»y_ two other floor exercise, and all - around 10:50 a.m. 11:20 a.m. Michigan universities outh Club not affiliated with the Big Ten. Morris is a handicapped junior who managed to overcome his performers Ken Factor, Fred Zafram and A1 Beaudet will 4:50 p.m. Monday Thru Friday 5:20 p.m. -Zip- Western and Eastern Michigan setbacks in becoming .the likewise carry a heavy load for the R,NGS* BOX 90- .* ALSO FLIGHTS TO DETROIT METRO SYRACUSE, N.Y. 1320lj 6 "t Universities will infiltrate the National AAU champion in side Spartans. ^ ranks of tffe Other competing Spartans will Call 482-1213 lin dual meet ufljfll now all - Big Ten meet. Wisconsin will be the h«rse competition last Morris is also very effective on the spring. be Paul Arnold, Dan Balogh, ^ FOR INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS only league team that will not be parallel bars and rings. Larry Lad, Dick Manning, Mike OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENT represented, while Purdue and Manthos and Don Waybright in The Spartan Youth Gymnastics Northwestern do not carry Senior capatin Uram is also a the meet. Air Michigan IClub, made up of talented girls gymnastics as a varsity sport. three - way threat on the Ifrom the area, will meet the horizontal and parallel bars and The preliminaries will start at [Champagne (Illinois) Olympians rings, while Balhorn is Szypula's lin a dual meet as a prelude to the 11 a.m. in Jenison Fieldhouse, most outstanding all - around with the finals at 7:30 p.m. ■Big Ten Invitational at 7:30 p.m. performer. ■ Friday night in Jenison |Fieldhouse. The ASMSU Great Issues Presents: Zales Great Spartan Youth Club, I Midwest Open Champions, won I last year in the battle between the COL. ARTHUR HOLMES Christmas Gifts I two. but the Olympians also pride |in an impressive group. 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"* National the list of forwards is a Michigan Hockey Durnan 4 Tech alumnus, A1 Karlander, who of the m ' ^ spends his winters patroling the Canadians, came from the'"1" town. ry*,, center ice zone for the Detroit Red Wings. D"ff*U is eas'ly on the ice not recogniaJ One of the members of that appearance and only by hisS1 "v ' honor roll seems to have been protection of the his^H 'A overlooked: a player who Spartan fought but also by the number his way to the top at hockey's on the back of his he"8011', toughest position offensive and braved the thrusts of college times where goalies jersey don -Jl' numbers 1 either Tio (dowbft fi-! hockey's biggest His name: Rick name scorers. Duffett, then sophomore goaltender for MSU. a or confident with his 25. "I started wearing 30, Duff fee)s £=3 That year, Duffett posted a 2.7 as a had a freshman," Duffett numbff lot of luck the saift goals against average and turned with |t J 8KIE3 aside an average of 30 shots a consequently decided to 'JS with it. I'm game. happy with 25 " Last season, added Goalies have had Mark your calendar pressure was dealt to Duffett, as he was forced uniforms bearing success ** two Z numerals with "5" to play the majority of the year Tony Esposito, an All at the J? without an experienced back - up with - Amerh netmirder, in addition to the Michigan Tech a few 2 Tuesday, December 8 chore of defending his America laurels. All - back and now netminder in the number 35. Esposito possibly the NHL wea*1 ^ As a result, the Kirkland set the Lake, modern day record NHL Ont. senior had his for goals against last season, and shutouts (7:00 10:00 p.m.) Spartan goalie Rick Duffett to average climb to walked off with 4.1, as well as the Vezina having to face 250 more shots on Trophy (with lowest We make net. goals against average) as a This year, Duffett will not be super - sophomore was not a experienced Spartan goaltender. If Esposito can play result the greatest snow! fluke. His Duffett halted two Gopher break given a complete chance to prove eligibility will be As a matter of fact, Duffett will hockey, so can Rick Duffett" pto Come ski and see! Enjoy 16 exhausted at the end of fall term, • ins (both in the first period) to Bessone praised. to his critics that his play his last games as an MSU runs, 3 chairlifts, J-Bar. 10 year as a leaving Jim Watt as the lone, project MSU to a 2-1 victory. And that's An evening tows, great night lighting. hockey representative this "If Duffett gets saying quite a bit. reserved for the male-a weekend against Michigan Tech. competition, Equipment rentals. Expert hell rise to It," Bessone said. Coach A mo Bessone said that wonderful staff of 24 certified instruc¬ "He's a real competitor. Sports of sorts a opportunity to shop in relaxed atmosphere, tors for individual or class lessons. Ski patrol on duty Pirates trade Duffett will definitely start against the Huskies Friday night. "He's as fine a goaltender as who have played in the any First team All unhampered Duffett has a personal grudge WCHA," Bessone continued. "I'd have to honors have gone to 41 mm - Amerjc, to assist you. Great new by the fairer sex. Our against the Upper Peninsula rate Duffett with football players since 1949. employees will assist in filling your list of lodge facilities! New, larged cafeteria. New, en¬ ex¬ to KC in 6-man deal school. "Last year, Tech kind of did us any goaltender we've ever had — and we've had two other All - Americas." MSU trackmen * * * panded bar area and steak in," Duffett said. "I'd like to get placed seventh Rick Duffett is indeed a fine in the 1970 NCAA gift needs. Every purchase room. Dancing Friday and LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The they gave up three players in back at them with a couple of indooi goaltender. He has been on the championships, scoring 12 Saturday to "live" music. Pittsburgh Pirates, who came exchange for three. wins this weekend. I'm especially Red Wings' negotiating list since points — best for the Spartans in glamor-wrapped, ready to put Ample, free lighted parking. close but missed winning the big In addition to the 27 • year glad that my last home series is he was a the six For "up to the minute" prize in 1970, bolstered their bid old - against them." sophomore, and would - year history of the under the Christmas tree. snow for the 1971 Johnson, the Pirates very much like to go into pro meet. reports and additional infor¬ flag Wednesday by obtained reserve The slender Canadian, win or * * * mation, telephone (313) acquiring another starting Jackie Hernandez, shortstop and for lose, is a picture of poised hockev. MSU ranks 11th in the 227-1451. Send for free, full- pitcher, Bob Johnson, in a six - reassignment later to a triple-A professionalism. With speed as his "I talked to some scouts last of the nation's listing player trade with the Kansas farm year, and talked to some up in major college color brochure.' Mt. Brighton, team, catcher Jimmy soundest football teams in won Jacobgaris means of defense, lost City Royals. Minnesota this year," Duffett ■ Brighton, Michigan 48116 TTie Pirates obtained Campanis. The Pirates gave the Duffett often challenges the said. "I don't know what they percentages in the last 25 yean. Our tenth year of helping Johnson, Royals 5-foot 4-inch potential scorer. The Spartan record over who had an 8 - 13 record with shortstop have planned for me yet, the people have fun! the Royals, in a deal in which Freddy Patek, catcher Jerry May Against Minnesota in the period is 158 wins, 70 losses and and pitcher Bruce Dal Canton. though." seven ties for a Spartans' lone WCHA win, If Duffett does go on to play percentage of .693. |ALL STORES-OPEN EVERY NtTE UNTIL CHRISTMAS*] It's Christmas time at . . . 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Convertible, hardtop, The right hand drive, overdrive. TV AND stereo State rentals, satisfaction Py News will 355-5820, 5:30 p.m. 9-12-4 MALE NEEDED league, gjjj accept not guaranteed. Free delivery, service apartment. TO share 4-man MALE ROOMMATE. Apartment advertising which Reasonable, close to '5* M<>ntre,| . automotive discriminates MUSTANG FASTBACK 1967. and pick-up. Call NEJAC, campus. 410 Park across from Union. Completely F °m thesuj Scooters & Cycles religion, race, color or against Green, mag wheels. Excellent 337-1300. C 332-2414. 4-12-4 Lane, furnished. Not a plastic place. Call 351-3815 complex after 1 pm Auto Parts & Service condition. Call 676-5857. 2-12-4 ^i'y recognize Aviation national origin. PARKING. ONE block from campus. Private, paved, lighted lot. $10.00. EAST LANSING. 1 and 2 bedrooms, 3-12:3 1H V.hls masked . EMPLOYMENT MUSTANG steering 1970 convertible. Power and power disc 337-2336. 3-12-4 furnished. Swimming Reasonable pool. HALSTEAD rates. ONE GIRL 337-9515. needed, Winter cheap. term. Call Sublet. ardem brakes, ^ Sparun FOR RENT 351 2-barrel. MANAGEMENT 3-12-4 tumber he sport, J • 393-5148. 3-12-4 GARAGE, AVAILABLE now to May 351-7910. 4-12-4 COMPANY, Apartments Automotive MUSTANG 1965 automatic 1st. 5 blocks from campus. IV NEEDED: ONE man for three man. ^..,ersey~25.lJ alies don Houses Good condition, yellow / 289. black ™ 2-2937. 8-12-4 GIRL FOR winter t»'m. 2-man, Grad student preferred. Call eithn CHEVY X. 332-4185 after 5 p.m. 3-12-4 30, DuffZ Rooms WAGON, 1964. Worth interior. 332-0866. 3-12-4 TV RENTALS. Color and black and $75/montl^£f4TED 351.1304 $350, any reasonable evenings. fes25. ** . FOR SALE accepted. offer white. MARSHALL MUSIC TWO GIRLS needed winter reduced 355-9419. 3-12-4 MUSTANG 1965. COMPANY, 351-7830. fi'ig the Animals Convertible, C rates across from numb., automatic, V-8, clean, good tires. campus. Duffett saiK Mobile Homes CHEVY 1965, 2 door automatic. 6 cylinder, new tires. Very clean $690. Phone 655-1636 after 6 REFRIGERATORS AND stereos for CEDAR GREENS 351-6925. 3-12-4 p.m. 5-12-4 LT*•«* Clded to stick . PERSONAL PEANUTS PERSONAL $400. 655-1828. 3-12-4 dorms and apartments. A to RENTAL. 337-1617. 4-12-14 Z CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl winter to sublease with 25." # MUSTANG 69 Grande Red, 1 Bedroom Furnished — $55/month. No deposit. CORVETTE 1969 - Yellow V-8, 351-8098. 3-12-4 W success . REAL ESTATE 427, 2 stick shift, excellent condition. TV RENTALS — Students only. Low with tops. 15,000 miles. New 355-5942. 3-12-3 Short Term Leases RECREATION Goodyear monthly and term rates. Call Jng attwothe dipt . Pol y gl as tires. Excellent 351-7900 to reserve yours. NEED ONE man for 4 man Collinwood Apartment. 351-0149. luxury. end. * SERVICE throughout. $3700. 627-6242 MUSTANG, 1965 dark blue. UNIVERSITY TV RENTALS. C 3-12-4 3-12-4 [' A" " America Typing Service Automatic V-8. $550. 353-6495 Call 351-8631 *h a few yejrs or 355-7917 after 6 p.m. 4-12-4 ONLY $8.50/month. Free .TRANSPORTATION CORVAIR deliveries. SUBLEASE. No deposit. 2 )ssibly the t0D 1966. Hardtop. SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV bedrooms, University Villa. Call e NHL wears' . WANTED Automatic, radio, good tires. Very OLDSMOBILE 442, 1965. Rebuilt RENTALS. 372-4948. C GIRL TO sublet winter / spring, $55 sporty. 353-3562. 3-12-4 425-350 engine. Many per month. Call 351-5141. 2-12-4 332-0466. 3-12-4 lito set the accessories, NHL DEADLINE must sell. 646-6802. 3-12-3 STHOB LIGHT rentals [d for shutouti [alked off witk 1 P.M. one elm day DART 1964. V-8, auto, suspension, brakes, electrical, and new 'AWOTHER REA5CN6 f$R HlMWNS or weekend. Call MARSHALL MUSIC COMPANY, by the night EAST LANSING, Spartan Avenue duplex. Furnished for 4 persons TWO MAN. Across from 332-4418 or Mary Mayo. 332-1698. 3-12-4 before publication. OLDSMOBILE 1966. F-85 Holiday y (with lowest Cancellations - 12 noon exhaust. Good body, tires. $400 coupe. Excellent condition. $800. T> be a teacher than am intense. C-12-3 351-7830 with long or short term leases. Call after 4 p.m., 485-6222. 2-12-4 BARNARD STREET. 624. 3 rooms, ge) as a result 351-8372. 3-12-4 332-5917. 3-12-4 •an play ph) one class day before HATREP of(-WHOReM ?' private entrance and bath. Utilities tick Duffett," publication. DATSUN 1965. 4 door, good OLDSMOBILE 1967. Cutlass. V-8 Apartments FOR WINTER term. 2 man, $170. 4 furnished. $90/month. $50 deposit. IV 5-1389, before 2 p.m. condition. man, $220. No lease. Lowebrook Price $475. Call automatic. Good condition. $200 phone 655-1147. 5-12-4 and take EAST LANSING near Apartments, 1300 E. Grand River, 3-12-4 over payments. campus. One 351-5289. 2-12-4 355-8255 FORD GALAXIE 1966. V-8. 663-3476. 3-12-4 &/3C# Mw/$ria#M£>. bedroom, furnished. Large, airy MUST SUBLET two bedroom, two Sedan, rooms. Air RATES automatic, power. Best offer. OLDSMOBILE TORONADO conditioned. NEED ONE man immediately for bath, furnished, winter and spring. 1 1968. Beautifully maintained. Select three man. $58.00 monthly. Price negotiable. 393-8071. 3-12-4 day $1.50 John, 353-7099. 3-12-4 Many, many extras. Excellent clientele. Lease. 332-3135 or 337-2098. 4-12-4 15c per word per day condition. Low mileage. Best Scooters & Cycles ONE OR two man, furnished. Close FORD 1968 Galaxie 2 door 882-6549^0 offer. Employment - 3 days $4.00 hardtop, 351-2645, or weekends PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Upstairs, to campus. $110. vinyl roof. Completely equipped, 339-9444. 10-12-3 FEMALE 351-2237. 13V4c per word per ROOMMATE, grad 3-12-4 day excellent condition. BRIDGESTONE 175 Dual Twin. preferred, own bedroom, winter, one bedroom, furnished Professor FAST GROWING company now has 5 days $6.50 leaving country Excellent condition. Two apartment. Utilities included. on sabbatical OPEL GT 1969. Excellent condition. helmets, openings for several full time men. spring. Call 351-0170. 4-12-4 WANTED ONE $125. Deposit. 351-3969. 2-12-4 or two girls for Cedar 13c per word per day 393-0242. 3-12-4 $2500. Call 372-1885, extension _ $225,355-5659.3-12-4 Also 2 part time positions open. Brooke Arms. Call COLLEGE AREA: 1 bedroom, 351-3081. (based on 10 words per ad) FORD 1967. Fairlane GT; 291, days, and 371-1904 after 5 HONDA Call 371-1913 between 10 a.m. - 4 fully NEED ONE girl for four man 3-12-4 390, four p.m. 3-12-4 SCRAMBLER, 160, 1966. furnished. Heat furnished. $150 starting speed; excellent New motor, best offer. IV 7-0003 p.m. only. C winter. Delta Arms. $55 per Peanuts Personals condition. per month. Call 351-2439. 4-12-4 must be 882-8332. 5-12-3 2-12-4 month. Call 351-2160. 2-12-4 GIRL WANTED: Campus Hill pre-paid. PLYMOUTH 1949. Special deluxe. Apartments. $45/month. Phone FEMALE STUDENTS needed for THREE MINT condition. $695. BEDROOM furnished, 351-8628. 3-12-4 FIRM. ONE There will be a 50c service FORD 1 967. Galaxie 500 Call 627-9128. 5-12-4 Auto Service & Parts long - time psychology research Immediate occupancy. Take over OR two girls to join one in convertible, power steering and project to be conducted winter 2-bedroom apartment. Small pet and lease Meadowbrook bookkeeping charge if brakes. Had good care. Great and spring terms. To be 485-6441 after 5 p.m. 4-12-4 Trace. welcome. 337-0810. 2-12-4 ONE GIRL. Winter term. 3 - man. PONTIAC 1966 Tempest automatic. MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East eligible this ad is not paid within shape. Call 487-0202. 5-12-3 for participation in the $55/month. New furniture. 6 cylinder, economical, one Kalamazoo Street project, . .. Since 1940. NEED ONE 351-7221.3-12-4 one week. you must not be girl winter, two owner. Good condition. $695.00. Complete auto taking oral GIRL FOR LARGE 2 man painting and beginning bedroom, block from Berkey. FORD GALAXIE 500 XL, 1963, 337-1885. 3-12-4 collision service. IV 5-0256. C contraceptives and you must be winter. The State News will be Quiet, close, parking. $65. 351-9391. 2-12-4 GIRL WANTED winter / spring. excellent condition. Call between available during spring break. 351-5669. 4-12-4 responsible only for the Furnished apartment $68/month. 8:30 • 10:30 a.m. and after 5 AT MEL'S Those selected for the p.m PONTIAC 1964. GTO convertible we repair all foreign and1 project will Close. 351-2371. 3-12-4 first ONE OR two to sublease day's incorrect 355-0809. 2-12-4 with rebuilt '66 engine. $600 or American cars. If we can't fix it, it be paid for their participation. If ACROSS FROM campus. One girl for winter, insertion. can't interested come to Room 120 winter spring. University Villa. 332-2343. best offer. ED 2-2766. 3-12-4 be fixed. Call 332-3255. O term. Reasonable. 2-12-4 CAPITOL NEAR. Clean, modern PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH 351-0154. 4-12-4 FORD 1966 Super Bus. 150 studios. Quiet location. For hp, BUILDING FRIDAY DEC. 4 automatic. Radio, Aux heater. PORSCHE, 1961. 1600 Super. $850. Aviation between 9 ONE GIRL to sublease apartment secretaries or co-eds. 372-4583. a.m. and S p.m. TWO BEDROOM Clean, runs good. $1095. 3-12-4 332-5917. 3-12-4 one block from winter term. Please call 337-1295. 3-12-4 campus. Winter, spring. Parking 2-12-4 _ — ' '■ — — —t RAMBLER FRANCIS AVIATION; So easy to BABYSITTER. VviNTER TERM spaces. Call 337-9312. 4-12-4 ONE GIRL needed. Dec. 11 - Jan. 1 GARAGE SALE. 1967 Shelby GT AMERICAN, 1968. learn in the PIPER Monday, Automotive -Leaving country. $975, best offer. CHEROKEE. Wednesday, Friday free. 350 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 12:30 5:30. Tuesday, Thursday WANTED: ONE girt, sublet winter, $57.50/month. 351-4685. show car; 1967 Aztec Excellent condition. Snow - REDUCED RATES one or two tires, girls spring. Rivers Edge. Linda, 3-12-4 Avenger; 1961 Dune buggy with 11:30 - 5:30. Walking distance needed. Close. Winter. 332-1741. | AMBASSADOR DPL 1969. 15,000 standard 6. Call 355-1156. 2-12-3 351-9188. 2-12-4 rebuilt engine. Call Jay, 351-1378. campus. Evenings, 351-8558, 4-12-4 miles. Perfect 339-2942.3-12-4 condition. 4-12-4 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. New engine, Employment 351-8449. 1-12-3 ONE GIRL to sublet winter and/or WANTED only. ONE girl. Winter Twyckingham. term Call ONE GIRL wanted Cedar Village. brakes, shocks, clutch, $450. Call spring. $55. 351-8922. 2-12-4 351-2290. 3-12-4 AUSTIN IH HALF ton pick-up, '62. NEEDED YOUNG men and women $65 Winter or Winter / HEALEY 1968. Sprite. V-8, 3 484-0375. 3-12-4 TYPIST, EXPERIENCED. Part time. spring. speed. 353-6226. 5-12-3 for full time employment. 2 Blue. New tires. Radio. Rollbar Needed p.m. 351-9099. 4-12-4 WANTED ONE immediately. Phone ED til 10 p.m. Start WATERS EDGE. One or two men girl winter and/or immediately. Call 484^369_2-12-4 VOLKSWAGEN 1969. White, Red 7-9651. 1-12-3 485-9700. 2-12-4 NEEDED TWO girls for four man. for winter, spring. 351-4690. spring. Will negotiate. Cedar 8UICK 1961. $120 or best LEMANS, 1969 350, V-8. Power interior, radio. Heater, excellent 2-12-4 Village. 351-3198. 3-12-4 offer. steering, Cordova top. $1900 condition. $155. 355-8033. 3-12-4 PART TIME. Put extra money in Twyckingham. Winter / Spring. Good condition. Call 355-0903 or BABYSITTING IN my home. Call 351-8374. 4-12-4 GIRL WANTED best. 351-8417. 3-12-4 your pocket. Sell name ONE OR two for winter and/or between 1 - 3 p.m. or after 5 p.m. brand Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 12 • girls, Cedarbrook VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Very good beauty products from your dorm 5 p.m. Spartan Arms. Winter and/or spring. $60. spring. Eden Roc apartments. 212-3 Village. 355-2991 MAVERICK condition. 63,000 miles. $550. or home. P.O. Box 3072 E. N. THE CHALET 351-2417. 2-12-4 Angie, 351-4635. 4-12-4 1970. _ Automatic, after 3 p.m. 2-12-4 CHEVROLET 1961, V-8, good returning to school. Pay balance. Call 332-5053.2-12-4 Melvindale, Michigan, 48122. 2-12-4 NEEDED ONE girl Cedar Village, East Lansing's Finest condition, new brakes, generator, 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 NEEDED: 6 young men and 2 Bedroom VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Bus. Good women, Furnished winter term. STUDENT RESIDENCE exhaust, $250. 393-8973. 4-12-4 for outside order Reduced rates. condition. Best offer. department, MAVERICK 19 Automatic, Phone TELEPHONE SALES office has 2 evenings and weekend, part time Short Term Leases 351-0735. 2-12-4 Now Offering ; CHEVROLET 1963. Corvair Monza. returning ti§OLD Pay balance. 355-9844, 355-9810. 3-12-3 openings. Gal or guy wanted to work. Call 485-9700. X-10-12-4 SHORT-TERM LEASES Excellent body, mechanical start ONE GIRL for 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 immediately. Part time Call 332-6197 2-girl apartment. condition. $299. 332-1918. 2-12-3 VOLVO 1967 or earlier needed. hours, convenient office location CHILD CARE for happy four Close. Must sublease. Call Large f 17C 2 - man units Leave message, 337-9444. 3-12-4 and year 351-5143. 2-12-4 luxurious Jl Id (3rd person good starting salary plus old. Weekdays, beginning January. , CHEVROLET MERCEDES BENZ 280S slightly add.) 1968. 6 automatic, 1968, IF YOUR Want Ad bonuses, (not commission). For Prefer student wife with 1200 E. Grand River 39,000 miles. Like new. Must sell. 33,000 miles. Immaculate was running today pre - * Lowered Move-In Cost your vacancy would appointment call Mr. Mast, school children. Can pay CAME LOT APARTMENTS, 4901 $1,095. 882-1924 3-12-4 condition. Call 332-2952. 2-12-4 probably be up to *Walk to Campus filled. Dial 355-8255 372-2883. B-12-3 $25. Call 332-2985. 3-12^ South Pennsylvania. QUIET •Pool and Party nowl SUBLEASE WINTER, Spring. Lounge location for married grad students *Out-of-Sight furniture, Luxury 4 man duplex. Utilities TWO MEN needed for light and Carpeting Pre-Christmas Stereo SpeciajsJ work. Must have car and know campus. 372-0067. 3-12-4 delivery HOLT paid. 351-7349. 4-12-4 SMALL 2 furnished, Immediate faculty. One bedroom $160 possession. monthly. Call •All appliances, Incl. dishwasher On-Site Professional Roommate - room apartment. Manager, 393-8657 or FOX Management Furnished, utilities SAVE! PART TIME employment: 12 - 20 hours 699-2666. 3-12-4 paid. Phone PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. 731 APARTMENTS Wanted! KOSS PRO • 4A per required. 351-5800. O week. Automobile 372-1954.0 Rental office open 12-6 Daily TWO BEDROOM apartment, and Join the START YOUR own business. No furnished, no lease, NEED ONE or two roommates for Sunday STEREOPHONES franchise fee. Transportation $175 month. near campus, Graduate student December 15th. Furnished. 731 Burcham Dr. V4 mile East Campus Unusually Smooth frequency response required. 393-2510. 5-12-4 desired. X-3-12-3 487-3281 after 5 p.m. Luxury. One block from campus, 332-4432. 10-12-4 of Abbott Rd. Phone 351-7212 Hill Mob includes 10' coiled cord. - BABYSITTER, 3 in my - apartment. 5 p.m. Weekdays 355-3206. GIRL NEEDED winter. One month rent free. Water's Edge. 351-1006. A GOOD BUY AT REGULAR PART TIME, earn up to $50-$75 per 3-12-4 □n week. Car necessary. Call CROSSWORD □ran s E □ C3QQDIO PRICE-NOW A GREAT BUY 351-7319 for interview. C WANTED: ONE man to sublet for HSHEE Winter and Spring term. Haslett PUZZLE SB I R □sansQQ PART TIME male telephone rann V AT A SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION! canvassing. Good hourly wages. Apartments, call 332-3392. 3-12-4 ACROSS 30. Obstacle hubi □ □□□ Must have good speaking voice. ONE OR two girls own room, winter 1. Yarn measure 31. College □an □□□ TOP 100 SPECIAL GROUP Call Mr. Atchley, 393-5460, Equal Opportunity employer. 4-12-4 term. Chalet. 332-2905. 3-12-4 4 Buddy speaker E EHSHQ 7. Lash 33. Mutilation STEREO LP'S STEREO LP'S TWO BEDROOM mobile home units. 11. Boring tool 35. Health resort gs nana OPEN-END Reg. $4.79 $3" TOP ARTISTS! TOP LABELS! LOST INTEREST? Sell hobby items you don't use for cash with a Want Ad. Dial 355-8255. Lake view lots. $30 a week. No lease. 15 minutes from campus. 12. 13. Roman Solitary room 36. Acidity 38. Foulard aaaan^niin fin 641-6601. 5-12-4 14. Turmeric 41. Outbreak namna sana™ Campus Hill Apartments is proud that 100% of their 1/ Reg. $3.79 $2" M"and*2" 15. Subdivisions 45. Wrongdoing Hasan oaaaa apartments are occupied. However, in some units men TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS ere 17. Mischievous 46. Pant now leasing student units. 19. Grain 47. Brown kiwi DOWN or women roommates are still needed. These spacious luxury apartments are completely PRE-RECORDED TAPES carpeted and furnished with distinctive Spanish Mediterranean 20. Varangians 22. Character 48. Sundown 49. Take orders 1. Byron 2. Pitcher poem 5. Herring sauce 8 - Track & Cassette 6. Brief furniture. Each unit has a dishwasher, 26. Plague 50. Firmament 3. Haste 7. Variety of garbage disposal and J1 Campus Hill Offers: 3-month, 6-month and 9-month open-end leases. Great Selection of Titles - Reg. $6.98 Top M98 individual control • central air conditioning. These four man units have up to 3 parking spaces per unit. The student's leisure 29. Blue grass 1 Z 3 51. Light moisture 1 5 4. Dance step quartz 8. Card game 6 7 8 9 10 9. Girl's name i ■ Central Air Condtioning ■ All included WATT DISC PREENER — The best way to time has been adequately planned for with a giant heated II 1 12 IS 10. Assuredly 16. Religious except electricity ■ Carpeting Throughout ■Drapes keep new records new, protect needles. swimming pool, recreation rooms and private balconies. If you •H 1 15 % 16 pamphlets ■ Completely Furnished ■ Balcony or Pabo Units Removes static and dust. $4.00 want to bo among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 18. Brick carrier ■ Study Area with drop lite "Walk thru featuring ■ Refrigerator ■£■"8® " Dispos Kitchen today. There •7 '8 "9 21. Elite ■ Dishwasher ■ Laundry facilities ■ Storage ano are units starting at $65/month per man. Jo % %M 23. Lifted ■ Unlimited Parking. Party Room TRADE-IN YOUR WORN NEEDLE %% 21 22 23 }s 24. Streak in ... for $2.00 credit on any Astatic diamond jj / 5^* MODEL OPEN EVERYDAY FOR RENTAL INFORMATION CALL: EXCEPT SUNDAY 26 27 29 mahogany 25. Audience needle. (Most Astatic diamond replacement 26. Tree of the JO 91 hi MARSHA CHANEL 372-2797 or 332 6441 % Ulmus mm iu needles average $3.95 with trade). genus 27. Legume 33 SIX, NINE and TWEL VE MONTH LEASES 3M 35 THIS WEEK ONLY AVAILABLE. % 28. Biography '4 3i 32. Boom times >7 1*0 apartm ents % % w, 36 34. Joyful Model Apartment 202-A TEE STEBEO SflOPPE &tupckmgf)am 42. *7 i to 37. Castle in chess 39. Energetic 40 Understood model phone 351-0782 At NeJac of E. Lansing - 643 E. Grand River % 41. Conceit JJCHDSTAK On Grand River West of Okemos Rd. Practically next door to Coral Gables. NEXT TO PARAMOUNT NEWS OPEN DAILY 10-6:45 Wed. and Frl. 'TIL 9 PHONE 337-1300 MA NA GEM E NT EXCl. USIVEL Y B Y: Alto Matiasement Company *<) % A 51 42. Mortar beater 43. Avail 44 Negative vote . fa? mber 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan For Sale Thursday, December 3, 1970 | For Sale Peanuts Personal it's what's AM FM »l Fisher TX " uJ AMPEX CASSETTE systam with speakers. Plays and records. SIAMESE CAT needs $1.00 service charge per happening- Excellent condition. Only $110. 351-1595. 3-12-4 Female, sealpoint, one Call 372-6820 after quiet home. year old. 4 p.m. 1-12-3 FRIENDS Midnight OF Freismuth Saturday is Twenty - one time at insertion — to be pre¬ paid. 12 p.m. deadline 1 The Winter Term Book Exchange is coming. There will be a pick-up of p.m. at Grand River the Albatross, at 547 from Berkey. E. ASMSU plan r^3 across Gables. 2-124 books to be sold Finals Week (Continued from in W. page 1) position. Grecu stated that the HAMMOND ORGAN. Model GIVING AWAY 3 adorable class day before. Shaw Meeting Room from 12-6 We receivers, B3 haired long - VAN GOOD luck. are interested in starting small constitutional amendment student loan office had lost , ' with Leslie and Hammond kittens. Call You'll be missed. p.m. on Dec. 8, 9, 10. The Winter d8Ckv '50 351-3516 Tonight at 8:30 groups of men to talk about Male proposed by Larry Stempel, u£ speakers. 332-5244. 2-12 4 evenings. 2-124 Love, Peni and Pinto. 1-12-3 Room, Union, the p.m.. Captain's Term Book Exchange will take place Role Liberation. If you are McDonel money when operated by ltraCt,ape"C CAR CLUB will center its MSU SPORTS in W. Shaw Lower Lounge, Winter please call 353-9785 and leave interested - Shaw district students, but since having a full - LS' n'%- 2 SIX FOOT Head Standard Skis. FREE LONG Haired tiger kittens CUPID AND SUGAR PLUM wish exultations to Fairy on the club's discussion constitution which has term REGISTRATION WEEK Jan. 4 name and number with your Change representative, would time bookkeeper it had showed sizeable surplus. Tyrolia unbelievably cute. Box trained our Tau Delts been assembled - 9. For more information on this Information Center. completely eliminate a Delate bindings, 655-3958. 1-12 3 1-12-3 by a committee of student - run, non - profit service or compensation. If passed by the The discussion centered aluminum jjiQV^Jsed $95. 351-5S?o, after 5:30 p.m. 3 times. members. ATTENTION: all fall term to volunteer to make this service a NEW MSU student board as is around the loss of ST. BERNARD Christmas JOHN: YOU'VE made trophy winners: trophies have arrived success, c^ll New VOLUNTEERS. If you expected, the efficiency and 4-12 4 pups. 3 happy! May me very and will be awarded tonight. 353-9785 or 351 -0963. Community, are planning to join the MSU proposal would be placed on an legal consequences of females left. Well our future be bright. I all registered. 482-5887, after marked. AKC appreciate you! Pami. 2-12-4 Additionally the exploits of the STP Volunteers winter term, please plan - University referendum. eliminating the full - time TAKUMAR f4 200mm lens. 6 6pm racing team will be presented in a Petitions for to attend one of the Orientation "A majority of the board personnel versus the ways the 212-4 ' the ATL Student months old. $120. Panasonic WARFFLED TIMBER beast cinematic extravaganza. Training Sessions to be held during members obviously felt possible savings could be used. - You Advisory Committee are still Registration they transistor TV. Never used. $80 Week and the first few didn't deserve The STABLES - 10'x10' box stalls. 10'/4 are loved. Osculations. Your available in the Bessey Hall dept. days of classes. All the sessions compensation," budget was finally sent to 21 351-7432.4-12 4 Participants in the Union Board office. See ASMSU Chairman Hal Buckner Speak8*C$^o| J»W. Like GUITAR AMPLIFIER, two acres riding area. horses. Feed, stable and Board your paddock AK wanton woman. PSI 1-12-3 FLEA MARKET should up at 12 p.m., Dec. 6. To begin setting exam week. Joan. Petitions are due be at 7 p.m. in the Stefanoff in Student Services. Lounge Thursday, Jan. 7; will said Wednesday. "I'd agree with the budget further study of the committee for a questions 12" by the day, week or month. Scholastic Committee obtain them." raised. The committee speakers. Reverb, tremolo 100W, We give information as to the floor Monday, Jan. 11; Wednesday, Jan. will extends best plan, The Union Board is excellent condition. your horse TLC. Call 393-8946 and and Little Sisters wishes to brothers contact Thom Bushouse or sponsoring a 13; and Thursday, Jan. 14. However, the board should submit a revised budget to the Phone ask for Ed on finals. Cindy BOOK DRIVE Dec. 2 thru Dec. 11. have left the si* 393-3228. 4-124 Tripp. 18 12-3 1-12-3 Rosaen on Sunday. Experienced Volunteers option open for board early next term. , are also pndition. Q||| Books will be used to stock the welcome. those people who "A lot of BEAUTIFUL RED setter DEAR ROBERT HONEY: Hope Union's Browsing Room, others will thought they proposals made NEED: USED Nikon, Nikormatt, pups. Two Christians at East deserved compensation to concerning the budget are months. your neck is better. Your blood Lansing hold be donated to accept Nikkorex camera body. Also used Shots, registered. was very tastee! Gospel meetings each Sunday at 7:30 worthy causes. Books The East Lansing High School it, Buckner added. He pointed to questionable at best," ASMSU |* shopping at th| 351-4744, evenings. 3-12-3 Luv, Me. 2-12-4 p.m. in 102 Kellogg Center. may be left in boxes provided in all Chamber Choir will be the comptroller as someone Chairman P P°,,erV. Union dark room equipment, prefer dorms, Union Lounge (basement of performing who Buckner said Gilbert and Sullivan's complete set. 351-9160. 3-12-3 GUNKY, MIKADO on spent a great deal of time "over Wednesday. "Many of them f 5,h- 'Oa.m.5 THOSE Warren third Union) or call 355-3355 for Dec. 2 & 3 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 5 Mobile Homes graders sure are lucky. WE'll miss Volunteer Rap Session. Coffee Bull session at and If you pick-up. have any questions, call 8:30 p.m. Adults and at and above ordinary volunteer were made without first CANON FL lens 28mm f3.5, 135mm you. 207. 1-12-3 Volunteer Bureau 355-3355 or university work" checking out the facts." f 2.8. 1969 every Thursday afternoon, 3 - 5 Joanne Swan at students may purchase their tickets working for the board ~ cut your Cases, hoods. 337-2609. HILLCREST Deluxe, 12 p.m. 355-3490. and who should Buckner said the whole X for $1.50 each. receive "*■ H'ruce or 4 124 2 bedroom. Fully 60, I SWEAR off all nighters, but Listeners and talkers invited. 26 Saturday, adults may budget fir carpeted. Best - never Student Services, 353-4400. purchase tickets for compensation. should be viewed in the entine R0i(j Offer!! blonds in Toronto. Cheko. Two $2 each. All Call 625-3520! 1-12-3 movies: David Harris in other students The battle of the perspective of providing the T or ^ 100 USED Vacuum cleaners. Tanks, W. "Political Prisoner" and "Army." may purchase their budget began Chandler), Folk Concert tomorrow tickets for $1 each. A when cabinet director greatest service for each student canisters and uprights. Guaranteed 1965 10x47 night with family of 5 or Vicki Sponsored by the MSU Faculty for one full year. $7.88 and up. bedroom, Buddy. Furnished carpeted living room. 2 Recreation John Campbell, Charlie Smith, and Peace in conjunction with a more may purchase at a special $5 admission ticket. rate, Banks proposed a number of tax dollar. Short - term savings Jeff Tordoff. Also 411 the E. ei 11. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING Available Folk Project, Lansing Draft Information Center. Tickets may be changes to the proposed budget might not really be savings in the Auitri* Dec. 15. Must sell. EUROPE: $209 round Virginia Van Valzah, Mike Leach, purchased at the door. that COMPANY, 316 North Cedar. trip jet to would trim long run, he said. »<*■ 337-7102. 2-12-3 London. Summer '71. Call Tonight at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. in Wells operating 332-6188.''" Opposite City Market. C-12-3 Steve, and Vicki Jacobs in a great evening of Hall. MSU VOLUNTEER CHRISTMAS expenses. 393-6850. 5-12-4 folk music from blues to MALE TO share blue grass PARTY. The MSU Volunteer Bureau Miss Banks said the board expenses 2 and everything in between. SEWING MACHINE Clearance Sale. 8 p.m., MSU is planning an Chair, complete, bedrooms, $80. Available SKI LAURENTIAN, Dec. 4, at Erickson VOLUNTEER CHRISTMAS evening Christmas could, by replacing its full - time weh pad, $io Brand new portables - $5.00 per month. Large selection $49.95, immediately, 351-1713. 3-124 Canada Christmas break. Deluxe Montreal, Kiva, $1. at the door. Presented by MSU Folklore RECEPTION. President Wharton is planning to extend Christmas tidings party for MSU volunteers and the children they work with for Friday, secretary and bookkeeper with other personnel and Sand lizards Wing Ball, 12 ib package, $175. Call Fred, Society. by utilizing of reconditioned used EAST LANSING to MSU Volunteers Dec. 4, from 6 - 9 p.m. Party plans 'baa*. $15 each' machines. Cozy 355-2824. 5-12-4 Friday Dec. 4 work — mobile from 2 include use of all the Union - study people in some Singers, Whites, Necchis, New home. 10'x45'. New - 4 p.m. in the Green Room, Bldg. furnace, Order your fresh frozen positions, save between $8,000 Home & to "Many Others." $19.95 $39.95. Terms. completely desk. furnished, student Real Estate turkeys from the Poultry Science Christmas Union. All MSU Volunteers are to come. Refreshments compliments urged recreational facilities, games, and a Road Runner Film Festival. Please and $9,000 annually. The get protection Early American, EDWARDS Extra clean. 1958. Best Club now! Call 355-8409 DISTRIBUTING offer, during of Union Board. plan to come. To make the savings could be used to increase Call 627-9176 COMPANY, or $2,000. Phone 669-3509. University business party a the 1115 North Washington, 3-124 IF YOU WANT SOME hours. success we need you. If you and your currently proposed budget SOUTHPORT, England (AP) changes made The sand dunes around this allocations, and — 489 6448. C-12-3 check the "household COOKIES needed for Xmas guests need a ride to the to fund such party party, 8x40 DETROITE R. goods" for Contrary to an earlier announcement, Union contact the Volunteer town on the Irish Sea coast Excellent, sale in today's Classified Ads. the AAUP Board and MSU Volunteers Transportation organizations as the Draft of r bicycle, only 4 carpeted. Behind Warren's Poplars. meeting on collective Pool at 353-4402 and we will Lancashire have been declared a cash offer GREAT BOOKS of Western World bargaining (pro and con) will not be are hosting for Lansing area children. try to Counseling Center, the Raft, the 1 over $1650. 351-4255 after Other organizations and arrange it for you. protected plus Gateway Series, 74 volumes. 5 individuals Drug Information Center, the area to save 2-12 4 Call 355-9755. 3-12-3 3-124 p.m. Service held this week, but in January. are giving their time, films, apples, Listening Ear and a problem of 30 Lycertis a colony Agilis Agilis, MECHA talent, floral decorations, lollipops, MSU SAILING pots and poles.,I 1956 GREAT Lakes. 8x31. SEWING, DRESSMAKING and — Movimento y Esfuerzo balloons, pinata stuffings, etc. WE will be CLUB members - pregnancy center, Miss Banks nine-inch-long green sand lizards. LOOKING FOR exotic, unusual Sleeps 4. Chicano de Aztlan will meet we pulling the boats and said. Naturalists say the lizards Her. gift? $1300. A-1 designing. Get your holiday tonight are the 485-8536 Please call 351-5598 after 1 MOBILE HOME party at 7:30 9 p.m. in Room 30 of the need much more of these, especially docks out of the water this p.m. dresses made now. - Friday Operating only ones of their kind in the 4-124 BROKERS 694-8361. 3-12-4 Long or short. Union. Cookies, since we are anticipating from 3 - 5 p.m. out at the site on expenses amount to Will pick $21,346.50 of the proposed world. up and deliver if 500 "kids" ages 4 to 44. Please Lake Lansing. Refreshments will be call pro, Size 10S XMAS IDEA: 1968 STAR. 12x46. 2 bedroom. necessary. 484-6401, 1 - 9 pm Union Board 355-3355 if you want served. $48,750 budget. Dining • Excellent condition. A-1 15-12-4 to join in this enterprise. ASMSU Comptroller ^1-2143.4-124 Entertainment, Detroit Metro HOME BROKERS. 694-8361. MOBILE Wanted Grecu said he didn't think tha Grant Passbook, $9.95. 332-5555 LIFE CAN "BUT 3-124 can be beautiful with the UNION PERSIAN DINNER. The ASMSU's full time HEATH had yet another morning. 3-12-3 BOARD is showing food ski boots. great sporting goods you find in the BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for the committee for the Owen - bookkeeper outrage in store. The screams In. Never been award winning "TAKE ONE," Hall could be replaced because of the GENERAL, 12'x52', 1964. Skirted. Want Ads. Check now! all positive, A Graduate Association had not yet died away when hs negative, B negative student male experimental films at 7 is sponsoring tfBest offer. UNIQUE CHRISTMAS Gifts. With washer. Behind and AB an International training necessary for the announced that, yes, he was in Gables. negative, $10.00. O and 9:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 6 Dinner. Featured are Inflatable plastic chairs, hassocks, 351-6319. 5-12-4 ALTERATIONS AND Dressmaking negative, $12.00. MICHIGAN in the Union Ballroom; dishes common to IRAN, such as ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ fact going to supply some arms sofas. Easy to mail. Call 337-9215 by experienced seamstress. Thursday, f, blond, never noon - midnight. 0-12-4 Lost & Found Reasonable charge. Call 355-5855. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 50716 East Grand River, Jan. 7 in Conrad Auditorium; and "Cutlet a la Soussan." This December 3, in the Owen Hall Thursday, ■ * FLEA MARKET i to South Africa, would he said, because it was in do so, East Friday, Jan. 8 in 108B Wells. Eng¬ pse and heao p. 3-124 WINGATE 10 key adding machine, 0-12-4 Lansing. Above the new Campus Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Admission $1.00. Cafeteria from 5 to 7 p.m. Sale of Student Art J land's long-range interest to do so. England'sM like new. Nice Christmas gift, $50. GOLD MEDALLION. Jenison Locker room. Vicinity CHILD CARE. Between Frandorand p.m. Monday, Wednesday, and This weekend at the ALBATROSS: J Dec. 6 1-6 p.m. * what?... ° t, ■ c For ■ national a . free copy re¬ . of [Ck, over one Phone 482-9805. S-12-4 Wednesday, Sparrow. Mother with Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 Flick Festival II: Wilson, Case and ■ Union Ballroom ■ November 16. Large reward. Call teaching Thursday and Friday, Dec. 3 and 4: view, write: Dept. ,sbest mi offer. experience. Licensed home. Phone noon to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C Wonders present on Friday night, 10 w, 150 e. 35 Street, MUST SELL. Beautiful full 353-7614. 7-124 Stage 49 Theater Production, size 484-2753. 2-12-4 p.m. - 2 a.m., in Wonders Lower N. Y. 10016. German "Summer Tree." Performances at made cello. 332-0408 Lounge for your entertainment, after 4 p.m. 4-12-4 LOST: KEYS on black coin BABYSITTING WANTED. In my 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Admission free. purse NEED COPIES? Want to save? THE "Chambers of Horrors" and "The between Hillcrest Spartan Village home. Dec. 5, Saturday, 8 p.m. - 2 a.m., 3 and Music COPY SHOPPE can show Horror of Dracula" you Experienced. Phone 355-9782. contemporary art films, "Neighbors," plus cartoons. VOX CONTINENTAL Organ with Building, MSU. Call 351-9359. how to get two Xerox copies f6r Admission 23c. 2-124 ' 3-124 "Magician," Leslie speaker. Get both for the price of one. Phone 332-4222. "Daisy," plus just folkstrummer. $1 cover donation, $350. 351-3067. 4-12-4 C FOUND: MALE striped coffee, tea, pretzels free. Sunday, Interested in 3 square meals a day kitten, Dec. 6, a POTLUCK supper. and a good academic atmosphere? vicinity Abbott and Fern Street. COUNT ON CLASSIFIED ADS. Bring a LEATHER COAT, $75. Size 42. Call They Interested in saving $483 in room & Dave, 351-7219. 4-12-4 Call after 6 p.m. 351-0195. 2-12-3 Typing Service help you find a better job! Start checking now. dish (or plate or bag) to own plate and pass, your fork, and your friends. board? If so, then we are interested in you. Call Montie Coffee and tea will be provided. 4 House, 332-8641 POLICE COMPLETE special MONITORS, Sonar FR 103, Personal THESES Discount printing. IBM service. for rides. sale. $29.95 up, plus typing and jti&y crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, THIS AD is worth 50c toward one binding of theses, resumes, 5558 South Pennsylvania hour of play at Golden publications. Across from campus, Avenue, Eight Ball Lansing. C Billiard corner MAC and Grand River, Lounge. 2019 East below Michigan. 484-9533. 5-124 Style Shop. Call WIRE FRAMES? COPYGRAPH Many styles, white SERVICES, or yellow gold OPTICAL 337-1666. C DISCOUNT, 2615 Avenue. 372-7409. C-12-4 at East Michigan LAMAZE CHILDBIRTH classes for couples expecting in February, BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. v . from 3M March, and April start January 7. Test your wit, numeri¬ .... New series begins each month. No job too large or too small. cal prowess, and your busi¬ FLEA MARKET, 40,000 used books, Block off campus. 332-3255. 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NATO countries agree to build up forces BRUSSELS (AP) - Fourteen accepted, then turned down, a meeting in secret session in East northern and Mediterranean countries of the Atlantic new Western plan for a Big Four Berlin. flanks. disarmament, on balanced force France would Alliance resolved settlement of the cuts in negotiate a task of negotiating detailed Russia's Wednesday Berlin The 14 nation • Europe and on Berlin. big four representative - NATO Ground force deployment. written agreement defining allied arrangements to 0n night to strengthen their air, problem. statement insisted: The coming decade "might carry out the • Mobilization, reserve and rights of access to and from basic Big Four agreement. negotiating gr„Un > land and sea defenses from the All North Atlantic Treaty The position of the alliance " . communications arrangements. also see convened one or more Berlin, the rights of West Abrassimov, accepted arctic to the Mediterranean in Organization members except conferences Western approach the 1970s in the face of France which stays out of the . . would be weakened if NATO At the same time the on European security and cooperation," they Berliners in the divided city and • In the third stage, any his acceptance but wLH U*® — were to reduce its forces statement' urged closer the nature of West 14 davs mounting Soviet might. military set up — accused Russia military said. Germany's disputes between the two unilaterally ... at a time when it collaboration among members links with West Berlin. German Their statement of intent was of jeopardizing East - West is confronted with Informants gave this account governments, either conciliation a steady along with a fairer sharing of the of over interpretation or fulfillment published after allied diplomats by pursuing ever growth in Soviet military power the West's three - stage * In the second last over - all burdens of defense. stage the of the agreements, would revert disclosed Russia month greater political and military which manifests itself above all The allied ministers approach to the Berlin United States, Britain and pledged to settlement: to the Big Four who would play power. in the France would delegate to West strategic nuclear and go on searching for agreements the roles of umpires. OfCAHTICIShi '• They said the Russians have In the first stage the United Wharton been increasing real military maritime fields." Against that background, the with the Communist powers on States, Russia, Britain and Germany and Russia would delegate to East Germany the m (Continued from page 1) spending by 5 per cent every year, since 1965. In contrast allies listed their for a stronger defense priority needs The informants reported FRKIIMSPlRin^' th»re was a 4 per cent decline in posture president of the Agricultural through the 1970s, calling for real NATO defense Development Council, an affiliate of the Rockefeller Foundation. Harvard is Wharton's alma mater. He received a bachelor's from 1964 to 1969. can "Whether east - west relations in these circumstances be spending better: • potential. • Armor Air and antiarmor defenses including Shop From |6 PflQGS °* Kroger degree in history from the significantly improved," the airplane shelters. Holiday SALE Specials statement said, "will depend • Over - all naval forces university in 1948. While at Harvard, he helped found the mainly on the actions of the including antisubmarine units. National Student Assn., one of U.S.S.R. and its Warsaw Pact • Protection of NATO's the original activist student allies and on the attitudes they bring to negotiations now in IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE YOUR groups. MAILER YOUR Wharton has a master's progress or in prospects." in advanced international studies from Johns Hopkins degree University This current was in reference to big four efforts to come Bomb search KROGER STORE MANAGER HAS ONE FOR YOU to terms on Berlin, which the Rsssrvs THs Right To Limit and a master's (Continued from page 1) Pricss & Coupons good degree and allies have turned into a Quantities. Copyright The Thru Sot., Doc. 5, 1970 doctorate in economics from the K rogtr Co. 1970 touchstone of Communist good Maire said the arraignment was In Lansing University of Chicago. He was born in Boston and faith. postponed after McKinney Leaders of the seven Warsaw refused to be held as "standing attended the Boston Latin SILVER PLATTER School. Pack governments and mute," which has the effect of a Mixed SILVER PLATTER Communist not-guilty plea. CENTER CUT USD A Choice Tenderoy BOSTON parties now are BUTT PORK ROAST OR Fryer E-Z Slice 4m Pork Ports Pot Roast Ijlk PnrL Pork Spy' • a (Continued from page 1) riot occurring. presence too action." cold, and all the talk results in no wChops 33? 89? Steak "Our main interest in the 1969 October Capt. John C. Burke, asst. professor of Peter's W/»o/e or Kwick Krisp military science, said he is convinced no moratorium was to protect the ROTC Portion Rolled <£ Tied Regular Thick Army intelligence agents are "on or or building," he said. "That's like watching to anywhere near" the MSU campus. see that your house doesn't catch fire." "If I Boneless Sliced He termed thought for one minute that there Army Intelligence "a Ham necessary evil" to collect background was an front Army secret police, I'd walk out the Bacon door of this information about Army personnel for building," he said. "I wouldn't want any part of it." security who "Someone reasons. will has to investigate the men have access to information and it's cheaper to have the classified Burke said that when the antiwar movement first came to the many investigations were conducted federal agencies, forefront by 89?. 2 T 1-Lb Pkg 6S< Army conduct it's including the Army. own investigations," he "Everyone wanted to know what the HANDY said. "We go to a house, DEL MONTE identify ourselves threat was," he said. Since these initial NO RETURN BOTTLES and ask questions. We don't wear uniforms FRENCH OR REG because investigations, this work has ceased, Burke they intimidate people." said. JWi Green He emphasized that this # Pepsi "background "The military was one of the work" is 99 per cent of the agencies Army's conducting its own clandestine ■ intelligence work. investigation," he said. "The other one per cent involves cases "But Congress like the moratorium where there violence and troops called in." may be slapped its hands and it stopped snooping. Today the Army is very careful not to involve itself with the antiwar movement Cola Beans The former agent said the Army agents so it cannot be accused of work through the campus and anything." Michigan Burke said he saw the first half of the State Police and get most of their controversial "First Tuesday" information for reports from them. program. "Those people must have been When asked if the Army was to the way referring investigating things were four years ago," he the activities of radical said. "The Army is leaving the snooping to groups here, he said MSU is one of the quietest agencies like the FBI and the CIA. You "ampuses in the country. didn't see agents swarming this campus "No one here during the strike last spring, did you?" has any guts to do He said he turned the anything," he said. "It either rains or it's program off to finish reading his copy of "Catch - 22." Del Monte W/io/e Green A Ski G Beans. Wax Beans or Stewed Edon (500 Bathroom 1-Ply Roll) Dishwashing Roman Luscious Emperor Red GOLDEN Tomatoes Tissue Soap • Gropes Ripe Package jj^L ■■ 16—0* Wt Cans 1 ■ 4 29* or Bti lOt u mm 1 251 Bananas 56 Size Giant from Del Monte Spinach or Daytime Full Golden Kernel Calif. Sunkist Mixed Disposable Sweet Navel Vegetable! 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