One.. . Friday is . . . law for the lion and the oppression. ox MICHIGAN acci'Pted ? ch but 4 davs withdft, — William Blake STATE . . . with a chance of snow lat«r UNIVERSITY flurries. Cloudy Saturday. Volume 63 Number 99 Friday, December 4, 1970 East Lansing, Michigan SEVEN EXCHANGED Quebec terrorists yield ba ns Qls MONTREAL (APi envoy to — French — Canadian suburban house where he and two of his u OUR terrorists surrendered kidnaped British abductors were waiting. Cross and Laporte abductions. Lanctot was wanted in an alleged plot to kidnaD envoy James R. Cross to a Cuban the They were driven in a police convoy to a Israeli trade commisioner in Montreal last you. government delegation Thursday, placing rendezvous with Cuban March. the Briton on freedom's government doorstep after 60 representatives at the island site of Trudeau and Quebec provincial days of captivity. Montreal's 1967 world's fair. officials gave this account of Cross' release tn the Seven persons were flown to asylum in Trudeau told the House of Commons he Cubans: Cuba Thursday night in had spoken with Cross exchange for by telephone and Police and soldiers with Cross, the Quebec Justice minister that Cross was in the bayonet - tipped "technical hands" of rifles surrounded late announced. the Cubans. Wednesday a modest three story house in Montreal North - Cross, 49, the British trade commissioner Cuba had agreed earlier to a Canadian after in Montreal, was kidnaped Oct. receiving a "series of informations." 5 by the request to provide a haven for the kidnapers A pipe Q«uebec Liberation Front (FLQ) who if they freed the British commissioner. containing a message agreeing to demanded that the government release a negotiate was thrown from an upper Bourassa said Cross was in "excellent window. score of "political prisoners" and shape and excellent spirits" and added: "He pay a Buildings in the area were evacuated and $500,000 random in gold bullion. FLQ told me it's the first time he has seen the sun police cut off electricity. terrorists struck again five davs later, in eight weeks " Justice Minister John Turner said in kidnaping Quebec Labor Minister Pierre The terrorists who were with Cross were Ottawa he was "relatively certain" that the Laporte and strangling him Oct. 17. identified as Marc Carbonneau, 37, a cab terrorists found with Cross had not been The dramatic break for Cross driver, and Jacques Lanctot, 25. came associated with the kidnaping and murder of Thursday morning as police surrounded the Carbonneau had been sought for both the Laporte. Senate OKs amendment to trim SST subsidy fund WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate voted As Proxmire scored a personal victory, much - criticized contract calling for the decisively Thursday to ground further Washington state's two Democratic government to pay 90 per cent of the billion federal subsidies for the senators, Warren G. Magnuson and Henry supersonic _- dollar or more development cost. transport (SST), a plane President Nixon has M. Jackson, shared the defeat with Nixon. Their state is the home of the Proxmire, making his third effort to block personally sponsored. Boeing SST in as The defections of several Aircraft many years, blasted the Republicans Co., prime contractor for SST government's clinched the 52 to 41 agreement with Boeing adoption of an development. Aircraft and General Electric as a amendment slicing a $290 million SST Jackson declared the Senate had "turned "sweetheart" contract he said could cost the subsidy fund from the Transportation its back on 30,000 working men and women taxpayers billions at worst and benefit only Dept.'s appropriation bill. currently engaged in this program, and private companies at best. The amendment was Windows covered sponsored by Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., who was able to 150,000 who eventually would have been engaged." muster only 22 votes for Magnuson termed the vote "a real blow at similar County gives a . amendment last year. the future of American air superiority in the The big difference this next generation." year, was concern Newspapers block the windows of the car believed to be carrying James Cross and his for the environment, a new issue in kidnapers in the police convoy which Both men, aided by such senators as Barry through Montreal streets Thursday. Cross, a British trade commission, was kidnaped Oct. the embattled 5,1970. AP Wirephoto SST has become symbol of potential global pollution. a major Goldwater, R-Ariz.. argued in vain that American SST is needed if the nation is to retain its supremacy in technology and in an permit case the aircraft markets of the world. From the beginning, there has been to U' officials Teen ByJEFF SHELER vote The 18 - year • old vote combined with may argument 1,800 mile over - boondoggle or a boon. whether the 300 an - - passenger, hour plane would be American government participation in the development of the superplane was first a By JAMES SHELDON State News Staff Writer No action will be taken by Ingham State News Staff Writer to have to confront the electorate," Brown not yet decided whether they would seek re - suggested in the administration of President County prosecutors against persons East Lansing's less restrictive residential John F. Kennedy, eight years ago. said. "If this includes a large number of 18 - election. Thomas was unavailable for allegedly involved in the illegal sale of Unless the U.S. Supreme Court rules the requirements, would give the franchise to year - olds in the confines of the comment Wednesday. The arguments for federal aid to the student driving and parking permits for University 1970 Federal Voting Rights Act potentially thousands of students. he will have to approach them." project were almost identical to those now: Last summer the city council approved a City Clerk Beverly Colizzi said Wednesday campus areas. However. Brookover, associate director of she doubts the student vote will have much U.S. prestige, the necessity to retain a lion's Thomas Rassmusson, unconstitutional, candidates in East new voter asst. prosecuting Lansing's April election may have to direct registration affidavit designed to the Center for Urban Affairs and professor impact on city elections. share of the world aircraft market, the need attorney, said cut down Thursday afternoon the their campaigns toward possibly thousands on unnecessary questioning of of to bolster the economy and keep the ball of sociology and education, said Wednesday "If Tuesday was any indication of 18 - to - matter was University business and those of new 18 to 21 year - old student voters. - • ■ applicants by the city clerk regarding he doesn't expect many changes in campaign 21 - year - olds registering there were only American technological genius rolling. included should not be criminally resident status. And always over the horizon was the Minors began registering in East Lansing tactics. 15," Mrs Colizzi said. prosecuted. Tuesday afternoon after Atty. Gen. Frank Up for grabs in April will be city council "Four years ago we campaigned argument that the Soviet Union and a University officials, students and seats now held by Wilbur R. Brookover, French British team were years ahead and Kelley ruled Monday that persons 18 - to - extensively to get out the student vote and - faculty members are the "real victims," 21 be allowed to register before the federal James B. Brown and Mayor Gordon L. Thomas. Councilmen are elected to four - the vote in student Drecincts was still very Final edition would inevitably send a fleet of European Rassmusson said. The parking system was law goes into effect Jan. 1. low." Brookover said. SST's aloft to break the American hold on created for their use, he added, and year terms. the aircraft markets. they With a typical voter turnout of 3,700 to "If I decide to run in April, I don't know if Today is the last day of State News are the ones who will suffer from any 4,000 in city elections, a massive voter Brown, an attorney, said he has "no I'd make any different effort than I have in publication for fall term. Publication will Thursday, the late President's brother. violations. doubts" that the student vote will affect the the past," he said. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., voted to The decision registration drive by students could have a resume on Jan. 6. not to issue criminal significant effect on the election results. city campaigns Both Brown and Brookover said they had block further SST appropriations under a (Please turn to page 23) "Any candidate who hoDes to win is going WW Man mute on charges of loitering, misconduct Jack R. McKinney, 22. stood mute East Lansing Municipal Court Judge Thursday during arraignment on charges of Maurice E. Schoenberger entered a not being a disorderly person and being in guilty plea for McKinney, Court Clerk contention (loitering). Verna Hodge said. It's been said you're never too old The charges stemmed from reports to learn — even if you're over a- Wednesday of a "suspicious character" century old. Nevertheless, it came as Panty h wandering around the Administration Bldg. Campus police apprehended McKinney. Absence of a black attache case, which a surprise to all when Nick, should pop in and begin taking notes during Cyrus Steven's social who, but Saint McKinney had been seen carrying earlier, for men big caused police to suspect a bomb, and the building was evacuated for nearly three science lecture Thursday morning. It seems he thinks that after a of the same old Christmas century hours. activity, hit in De 14. No explosives were found. Trial date for McKinney is 9 a.m. Dec. McKinney is currently being held in he might pick up something in the lecture that he could use to make the Christmas scene a little more DETROIT (UP1) - Detroit, the Ingham Co. Jail, with bail set at $1,000. modern. Incidentally, the discussion self-styled white sock capital of the world, As both charges against McKinney are was concerned with has come up with something new in men's misdemeanors, the court will not furnish fantasy. fashion — pantyhose. an attorney for him. SN photo by Milton Horst "A lot of guys have been cold for a long time and not admitted it," said Marion Nemcheck, a saleslady for a department store chain which was besieged with orders Holmes to talk before tlie first supply of 200 pairs reached the shelves last week. Col. Arthur Holmes, director of the "The men wear them for warmth, she Michigan Selective Service system, will said. "They want something lighter in speak on conscription at 2 p.m. today in weight than normal long johns but Erickson Kiva. something that's warm." The program, open to the public free The hose are ribbed from the calf down of charge, is part of the Great Issues to the toes to resemble regular socks. The series. A question and answer session first shipment came in black, blue and brown. will be part of the program. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4, i97() a Nixon NATO it ASSOCIATED PRESS news summary BRUSSELS (AP) Nixon pledged to Atlantic allies Thursday to and improve America's - President the North keep strong commitment beyond July 1,1972. Statesmen of renews Previously this American pledge did not key European go West agreements on some of the big issues that have kept Europe — and the world — divided since practice the good faith they profess. And the allied ministers defined a satisfactory settlement nearly northeast pledge 400 miles of to the NATO's headquarters. It emerged that American have agreed conventional forces and Europe that Nat!? .... From the wires of AP and UPI. force in Europe indefinitely, allied powers hailed Nixon's World War II. In this discussion, a consensus on the future of divided Berlin the topic of an East • West only be musf 1 pending an East - West pact undertaking when it was as the touchstone of that good accord on Berlin had dominated maintained b tnot read to of big power certain key cutting back rival armies in the them by Secretary of State opinion emerged, faith. the Communist parley. Given a areas, strength J old world. William P. Rogers in the making plain that the allies are It was plain this message In his message to what he our similar allies, the United apwLJS In the face of a threat by session of the NATO Council of opening not going to enter the already had reached the rulers conference of called "one of the most maintain and Stati c "The United Senate Majority Leader Mike Foreign Ministers. -ji,e 15- European Russia wants on Communist Europe who, important conferences in the 21- forces in Europe improve its 0 'U necessary nation council kicked off its until the security unless and Wednesday night, wound up a States will Mansfield to limit the and win year history of the alliance" maintain and improve its own funds, the administration thus semiannual tied itself to an conference with a Communist countries summit session in East Berlin Nixon said: "We North reciprocal them action from C1"? forces in Europe and will not open end discussion of prospects for East - adversaries." ^ reduce them unless there is reciprocal adversaries." action from our LANSING SKI CLUB V4 mile of AUTC expects bus debate - President Richard M. Nixon e. hagadorn off ByGEORGEBULLARD discount tickets was Lake procedure, they would be the Besides free Lansing Road Editor-in-chief countermanded. committee to initiate faculty PasSM (See story, a change. approximately p. 2) One bus official, who asked not "The administration approved 240 diS and MooSuSki offers a The All University Traffic to be identified, said that the discount plan based on the passes have been sold term. The bus for $2 th Committee (AUTC) is expected discount tickets were ordered AUTC recommendation," he system,' £ by International News to hear complaints winter term stopped, but "someone higher up added. receiving the full price for' The United States formally opening all prisoner facilities in North and South proposed Thursday SPECIAL STUDENT against an MSU policy of discounting bus pass prices to graduate assistants. reversed the decision and didn't pursue it any further." we Bus passes sell for $15 a term fall and spring term. For winter passes, lost over $3,100. "The subsidizing undergraduates the whole svst .M 7 J "The system is losing money Under a plan begun last winter term, a student may buy a $15 the official added. Vietnam to visits by the Red Cross or other this term," he said, "and discount impartial pass if he turns in a pass from the observers. The proposal was made by U.S. Ambassador David SKI PLAN term, University departments may purchase $2 bus passes for graduate assistants whose job graduate tickets and free faculty-staff passes helping our solvency." are not previous term. Students buying passes for the first time winter the David E. Wright, graduate student Council and of East Unsin, member o K.E. Bruce at the 93rd session of the term are charged $20. Passes for peace talks in requires them to be on north Neither AUTC members, noi1 Students, said graduate Graduate the commuter run from the Paris. There was no immediate comment campus. Regular bus passes for bus officials could remember were assistant. ■ from the commuter parking lot to Shaw generally satisfied with the Communist side. MSU Ski Program undergraduates cost up to $20. exactly who extended the trial discount system, but <1 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Lane are $8 per term. he Bruce's proposal: "Let us now Only The discount plan was period for discount tickets. understand the complaint could agree that each of us instituted on an "experimental" "It just happened," one AUTC Faculty and staff members can officials. of bus will permit and take the measures Name ride the bus free with the necessary for the basis after graduate assistants member observed. gate International Committee of the Red Cross or Address pass issued when they buy an "Not everybody can some complained that their parking Robert M. Lockhard, asst. park on other impartial observer to visit Phone $18-a-year faculty-staff parking north campus," he said. regularly all prisoner permits, valid only south of the comptroller, said he was not permit. However, few exercise fair that graduate assistants "It'sonly Student Number Red Cedar River, made it difficult aware that the trial camps in North and South Vietnam." period was for their privilege. given the $2 ticket to aid them be to get to and from work. in only one term. their work." Assistants argued that their "Faculty and staff are National News Application for an Associate membership. Attached is treatment as faculty members The agreement was that if no freeloaders on the system," one my $11.00 fee, plus the additional problems developed, the discount bus official said. Wright said he was not Patches of an oil slick nearly as charge of my "They may ride large as the state of chosen program (check one): should include access to system would continue the system and none of their optimistic that Rhode Island drifted to within 12 miles of northeast transportation north of the Red automatically, he said. Since $18 many departments would buy tickets Florida beaches Thursday. The U.S. Cedar. AUTC recommended the current parking fee is kicked back to help for graduate assistants Navy, which f~l 5 lessons (12 p.m. or 3 p.m., M-F) Plus Bus officials have no support the busses." if they dumped the oil, set up a task force "to assist in every $1.00 Tow complaint were charged full prices. fee — Total $10 against the graduates and express way possible." sympathy with their Harmon Shields, director of the Florida Marine l~~) Season Tow pass $27.00 transportation problem. Resources Department, said the main body of oil was still 23 miles offshore at mid- day Thursday. The 500,000 gallons of oil, which threatened 135 Mail $11 plus program Box 1314, E. charge to Lansing Ski Club, Lansing, or Take to Lansing Ski Club or But persons responsible for the efficiency of the bus operations complain that the busy system My Lai witness ordered must absorb the difference miles of shoreline from the Moosuski Office. Georgia border to Daytona between the full price of a pass Beach was dumped Monday night by two Navy barges for prosecution and the $2 that departments 55 miles at sea. for their graduate passes. They say that departments can pay to court The White House announced Thursday new 12 slopes two double chairs afford the full price of a guidelines — pass as have been issued to insure there will never be a easily as the bus system can FT. BENNING.Ga. (AP)-The 7 rope tows absorb the difference between refused to testify turned over to testified earlier that he recurrence of "a shocking incident" of the kind military judge in the My Lai court the federal district court for never saw regular and discount prices. martial of Lt. William Calley shoot anyone during the involving a Russian seaman who tried to defect to this EQUIPMENT RENTAL $2. DAY An order spring term from bus Calley prosecution. assault on My Lai. But he said he Thursday ordered a witness who country last week. officials to cease selling the The witness, Paul Meadlo, a saw Calley and Meadlo talking Press secretary Ronald L. beside a ditch Ziegler said "under no member of Galley's platoon on containing civilians and that Meadlo then fired intoit. circumstance should the person seeking asylum be the day on which Calley is Two members of Callev's arbitrarily or summarily returned to foreign jurisdiction or control" This collar never wrinkles. Big bold and elegant. Error-fin de rs accused of murdering 102 Vietnamese civilians repeatedly platoon were granted immunity pending determination of the status of the from prosecution. situation. invoked his Fifth Amendment QArsix rights against self - incrimination Maj. Gen. Orwin C. Talbott, encourage n park on a principle The students said need is to assure funds for the although they the hiring of a black director, that I'd. "It'sonly had met with Wharton and other Voting seat rejected by JSAC salary of a new director before he the center be made more relevant assistants be administrators several times, no to students of African is chosen. Elliott P. Skinner, of descent, paid them in the Columbia University Dept. of action had yet been taken. that the center hire more black Anthropology, has been The Plenary Group of the professors, and that black and was recommended by students and African students be in decision By MICHAEL FOX student voting seat on the position would not African Studies Center on which - betray the non - voting student with the regular representatives at many faculty for the post, but the the students sit making positions in the center. State News Staff Writer College of Communication Arts principle of extended student undergraduate alternate. is in direct conflict with the along with the The students did not outline dean's search buy tickets decision whether to offer Skinner and selection representation which they have The Dept. of Advertising will Massey McKee - Taylor mts if core faculty, voted last week to The Journalism Student committee and maintain their advocated - they the appointment must wait any immediate plan of action to since announcing provide the designate the appointment of a Advisory Committee (JSAC) graduate principle, never questioned in •es. discussions with him and further receive their demands, but said boycott of the selection process. their protest two weeks ago. Academic Council, that where permanent director as their first decided Thursday to reject the representative, with the graduate clarification of the budget they would leave out no appeal or offer of By a seven to two vote, JSAC The journalism undergraduates alternate coming from the Dept. students sit on committees, they priority for the center. They also the undergraduate decided that accepting the > petition. had asked Provost John Cantlon of Audiology and Speech shall sit as voting members," the to consider Sciences. expanding the two JSAC statement added. voting student positions to five The alternates are not allowed William Rintelmann, chairman on the committee, but Cantlon Budget problems loom for a vote but can sit in on all search of the College Advisory Council, was only willing to offer two and selection committee said state Thursday he will not release non - voting slots in addition. meetings. the names of the faculty The College of "I hope they don't go ahead members on the search and Communication Arts Student with their boycott. They have selection committee until the list By JEFF SHELER Advisory Committee voted made their point," said Dean is 1 State News Staff Writer roads when they assemble the state's budget for fiscal 1971. schools. Private school closings from next year. Under the current state school the legislature, Ryan said he Thursday to accept the provost's Jack M. Bain, who is returning completed with the two provost appointees. doubted the lawmakers would proposal. Following discussion to full - time teaching, before Rintelmann House Speaker William A. also withheld Michigan is facing a budget lack of adequate financial aid formula, the cost of public ever lower the of the situation, they conducted Ryan, D - Detroit, Thursday figure. JSAC announced their action. releasing the names of the three e never saw crisis — perhaps the worst in 20 support could send as many as education averages about $1,000 Republicans will likely push a lottery to fill the slots. "Just as we do not feel that pointed to increasing costs in faculty members who were years. 100,000 new students into the per pupil. This includes for Milliken's program of tax Ten names representing student spokesmen from any during the state social services, housing nominated for the dean position. tIhe said he The state budget for the public school system beginning everything from teacher salaries reform which would place more graduate and undergraduate other department could The faculty was told Thursday current fiscal year has already programs, crime control and this January, Ryan said. to building costs. of the financial burden for dlo talking representatives of all five adequately represent journalism at a college faculty meeting the public education as major Catholic school officials in This cost been tortured by a 67 - day auto - per - pupil figure is education on the state. departments were pulled in a students, neither do we feel that jng civilians strike which cut state factors in the 1971 budget Detroit have already said they shared by state government Democrats can be expected to random selection. percentage results of a college - ired into it. revenues dilemma. a journalism student wide vote on the three names, will >f Callev's sharply prompting Gov. Million be unable to re - open funds and local millage levies- propose a shift to a graduated With the journalism representative could fairly speak but were not given any ballot Most notable, Ryan said, will hundreds of their schools for to cut back state income tax to raise the needed undergraduates refusing the slot, for fellow students in other immunity programs. several be the increases hi the state school aid budget because of a second semester. ^ J While the lowanee per state's gross pupil — the revenues. the position of voting our departments," a JSAC statement results. He said he would not release But the governor and the new Gov. Milliken said Thursday amount the legislature agrees to- But whatever undergraduate representative said. the names until the dean search compromise- is • .p Talbott, recently passed amendment to the increased (< er at Ft. legislature, which will convene in public school pay a school district, less certain reached, it will ultimately be left goes to the Dept. of Television "The provision for alternate and selection committee adds the state constitution which bars enrollment will cost the state deductibles — can be, and and Radio, with the Dept. of January, will face rockier to the taxpayer to cope with the representatives that would be the names of any candidates [y is being even state funds from non - public "tens of millions" more dollars usually is, altered each year by state's money problems. Communication providing the allowed to attend the meetings they might consider. laying 102 signed an ytI to Allen >ut oonwasin is |sed earlier My Lai gn witness granted. 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LESLIE 'Nixonomics' President Nixon will go to extract heavy toll '.vwoemso ;; New York Dec. % advertising manager 4 to talk to the National Association of worried and her cent. saving has gone up to 7.6 per didn't want to admit that Vietnam couldn't against excessive price cmi^iiTs v,, ^ Manufacturers, and will probably give them be handled without The Democrats had or wage jn<.r The figure shouts raising taxes. He delayed interfered in the s» iTOS N authority to supervise the political tampering by the legislature universities. When the legislature tells in the field of higher a university under which conditions education. The authors of the 1963 it can spend its annual appropriation, Constitution Right intended to give the trustees, not the it usurps powers given to the boards of the universities by the Constitution. The Constitution puts constitutionally legislature, the primary responsibility for running the universities. U suit will at least The Tri - clarify this To the Editor: on fo r no-nonsense policy autonomous situation. student participation in the Some of my more governance of intemperate colleagues the University. getting at MSU. But what they fail to keep telling me that the people who run I learned recognize is, they're not here to run the my lesson last spring Isn't it But frankly, I can't see how anyone — about time the students learned theirs? our University don't know what they're Two 'strikes9 doing. I don't accept that. I say if they unless, of course, he doesn't trust the University. They're here to learn. And So, once again, hats off to our provost! for that's a full time job. Or it should be. faculty and - didn't know what the administration — can they're doing, they wouldn't be there. object to the composition of the As the provost so wisely said, he would C. Patrick Larrowe And now, once committee: "... one have no objection to the use again, we've been given faculty member of alternates, Professor of Economics from each of the that is, more than one reason to applaud their no college's departments student filling a Dec. 1,19701 time - nonsense (that's seven), faculty member and one single slot. This, he pointed out, would for posture. I refer to the masterful one way adminstrator chosen by the reduce the time permane Provost Cantlon has hurled back the attempt at of irresponsible a naked power grab by a latest group makes nine), and two students." It was reassuring to me, therefore, to provost (that to necessary for an put into the work of the committee. That way, they could serve individual Cultu re room Draft director Curtis W. undergraduates. This time, read of the on the Tarr, who the demand was that provost's firm stand against this committee and still have To the Editor: standing on a man's chest and then the committee plenty of time to by virtue of his office is one of the looking for a replacement for Dean Bain be transparent attempt to pack the study. I would like to comment on Miss Kanners most offering to do him the great favor of increased from two to five students. committee: "I wouldn't agree to an After all, unpopular people in The increase of student as President Hannah was fond poor attempt to degrade Jim Bruno's letter removing one foot. Secondly, service group, having been foiled in its representatives on the of Washington, has announced a number in the armed now effort, is committee," he said with his usual reminding us, 99 per cent of the concerning the proposed black culture room of forces, and especially in threatening to boycott the selection telling students are here for a serious in McDonel Hall. Miss Kanners failed to see "recommendations" that Vietnam, is notorious for process. logic, "any more than I would agree to an to make trouble. That's purpose, not the main ideas in the letter. Jim Bruno was supposedly would make the draft a the necessity for future eliminating I suppose we should have been prepared increase of faculty representatives. The too. As the true of the faculty, provost said in a letter to me criticizing the way the people were trying to better deal. planning for this churlishness in view of the bigger the group, the more impossible task last spring finance the culture room and he was trying altogether. complaining attitude of ASMSU and, I'm the group would face." of concerning my conduct: "Many The us are to say, as I see it, that he was most striking — or ludicrious, The other recommendation bound to say, the State I suspect that some working for orderly change in the against having would News, took toward students will say that depending upon one's viewpoint abolish the requirement that a the Academic Council's being given two votes on a committee of University, but if senior professors any type of culture room whatsoever in in engage McDonel Hall. He did not say anything — man generous offer of eleven is the usual tokenism irresponsible public communication suggestions involve the have his draft card on his they've been the minimum person at all task is made a great deal more difficult." degrading about black culture or that a black dratt age and the times. The present law is so culture room in a cultural center was a bad carrying of draft absurd cards. that it simply staggers the imagination LINDA BEARD idea. But Miss Kanners, in heroveremotional^ to realize that letter, picked at certain words and phrases The present minimum draft only now is someone from Jim Bruno's letter, attempting to age of getting around to doing 19 would be lowered to something discredit his ideas and Indirectly accuse 18 under the about it. What else can we him of being unfair, unjust and a racist. new plan. This would be done so that say? We do not need Miss Kanners seems to think that people reform The Northerners' problem the cannon fodder of and America will should receive compensation for the better be able to plan their future relevancy in the draft system - sugar- coated poison is hardships that their ancestors sulfered. 1 0 since much of the "doubt" about equally as deadly as one owes anything for what his ancestors the regular kind. Thank their status will have been you very did. No one owes anything to the minor1 > removed. much, Mr. Tarr, but nothing short of This is roughly tantamount peoples except the ones that are prejudue to the complete abolition will So many and not willing to give everyone an equa do. people are still hung up on the It's not us after all. It's them down there in old Roth must decide which course stereotyped idea that racial intolerance Yattiesburg. But how many people have will be best opportunity. . and prejudice are products of the southern for that city to take. The I believe that if there is sucli a great new stopped to consider that the fact that 16 years No Christmas in 'Nam9 environment northern which do not pervade the regions. Ibis theory finds itself applied and disproved in regard to schools, being carried out Northern school? through a brilliantly reputed study was after Little Rock, with lots of faced laws on the city has to work out a nice double • books, a very Northern for cultural rooms they should be crea e , but with all cultures represented because there are more than just whites and blai's 1 When the question of school program for integration and busing arose integration illustrates the point I have been this world. Christmas in South Vietnam, North desegregation. it was not just centerd in Little Rock * presidential message, but it could be Unfortunately, those last two terms find Jacksonville, but found its way to or trying to make. Already signs And finally, Miss Kanners, if you t Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos is themselves higher smell reading "I inferred by many GIs. being used interchangeably latitudes in New something Rothin" and references to guilty conscience because you feel tba when their connotations York, Chicago and nothing to look forward to. American are different. Detroit. The Northern conscience was Roth as "that cruel animal" obviate the money in your pockets was stolen ro GIs will get those nice Wouldn't it be much better not fervor that will be black people, why don't you donate it < little tubes if, Integration is unifying as liberal as it had avowed. North or applied to the situation. from church instead of a Presidential — things are South, groups containing all the Greeting to a brought together — and in that sense, the no one wanted their children to go to Integration and desegration are intense organization to help black people instea random few, ALL the men could school with "them." making accusations and writing acid 1 tilings they have always wanted, like greet term takes on positive proportions. emotional affairs that have about your misinterpretations <> Nixon personally on the Desegregation is Stephen Roth, got to be shaving cream and toothpaste. The San a kind of separation and a Kennedy - appointed worked out if this nation is Bruno's letter. Francisco docks as he welcomes them calls for the abolition of an unmixed federal court judge is about to to provide C-Rations will be replaced hear a very equal education for all its citizens. by turkey back. But as things now society. In the sense that it is necessarily controversial case in the Motor City. failure to recognize that a The and that's about it, gang. stand, the Detroit's 290,000 - student school problem even Philip T. I>l,l'n^ only act the boys in Nam will catch polarizing, this term takes on a negative system exists will be sure to retard Probably the most has got to find some any efforts East Lansing sophomore "treasured" item will be Bob coloring. integration plan, and towards feasible solutions. some (lis will get in their Hope live at the Sanh. December 1,1 a'u mail will be Christmas The only government When the infamous Jensen Harvard PFANUTS season's greetings from Christmas concluded study PO^NOOfY.lOU'RE ^ I'M 3Uf?£ 6LAD 40UCAME (i)ITH ME... mail which that blacks are P^T! H£V, KID, lOHERE'D Y'6ET the President himself. will leave any lasting inherently A 6REAT DANCER. Whl I'VE NEVER HAP 50 MUCH FUN IN ALL impressions will be final draft notices intellectually inferior, a letter to the editor ABOUT £>TDPPIN6 FX A MV LIFE...I DON'T THINK AN^THINt? THE U3EIRD-L00KIN' 30Y FtflEND? "Best of the Season to appeared in a LITTLE RKT ANP30ME you and for December. These popular weekly COULD 3UILTHIS EVENING FOR ME... thanks for giving recipients of newsmagazine saying that the South had cac PONCH 7 up two years of your lite tor the government mail are fortunate in always been aware of the fact. And why advancement of U.S. one else did you think meddling in Southeast Asia" will respect; at least they will get Southerners were that truly reflects the a greeting opposed to school desegregation? The probably not be the wording of the mood of their moment the Northern reader President. sees that, all his old prejudiced cover - ups surface. See! Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4, 1970 5 LOUIE BEMDER Sociology i« a grand sham. Ham, lima beans and the birth of sociology anywhere, is how they've pulled There is no such discipline really, it off: ride on an ice truck, and rolled on Atlanta, "Gawgia," to see how not but 'sociologists,' perpetrating Into Lansing to join the laugh. To a man they were to the greatest hoax since the viLIt.1944 MSU 8 the student 111816 ^gment of His eyes, Navy. however, weren't you boys doin'." "That's right," squeaked the aghast to do anything but feel the enjoy having a hot shower, a professor and chairman of the professor's pay, were more than 'Resurrection/ have kept tramped off body had largely quite shave, clean clothes, and an brand new Department of to war. up to Navy standards, and freckle muscles in their jaws become - willing to staff a department that Those who he was - faced lieutenant, opportunity to go on into Rien to collective tongue In collective shuttled next door to the broken rubber bands. Sociology. did nothing more than make up hadn't, who weren't either too "anybody who has a try some of that French wine cheek for almost thirty years young or too old, were Army recruiter's office. The comment to direct toquestion or a the Senator "And, sir? I'm not the only one we've been hearing about. The He found that percentages percentages, teach students how now, ingeniously suckering the homos." "probably Army recruiter said he'd make may do so at this time." who feels that way. Ninety - six to make up percentages, and other two per cent doesn't shave applied as well to students as they entire gullible world into thinking So the day he Clement a lieutenant colonel in per cent of the men in this had to testify before Senate committers. reached military four They'd all been through this yet." soldiers, and, after a few And every twelfth meal in a they actually do things. age, Clement months, guaranteed him two countless times before. company agree with the The Whethers, Durand silver stars, and lieutenant's peach fuzz years, that there were literally case of C-Rations is still ham and Here, for the first time told him he'd be statement I've just made, and the sophomore, cut class, hooked a Everybody knew you didn't other four per cent are either bristled at this, and Senator hundreds of people who, for lima beans lighting his Green Luckies off five make waves. You bitched to each Hibbings saw it. - dollar bills inside a undecided or have no opinion." COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON year, if other, and each other bitched "Lieutenant, this man, as of Clement'd only sign here, and of Now, of course, Clement hadn't right now, is detached from your O back, but that was the end of it. If OUR READERS' MIND course Clement did. you took a reaming, well, what strictly tcld the truth. He had no company for purposes of... of.. o c o o still did you expect? You're in the inkling of how many of the others Six months later Clement's c what would you call that 3 Special . , - stripeless arm mechanically army. did or did not like ham and lima percentin' business, son?" z s lifted a spoonful of C-Ration ham So Clement's company stood beans, and he didn't care. But o and lima beans to his he'd figured right when he'd "Suzy-ology, sir?" guessed o o mouth. Open the library mute, stood stony, stood rigid, Clement, who had been c o quickly reckoned the percentages c Rein stood pat. Fully half of them would impress the Senator, and daydreaming about his prize 3 T5 To the Editor: Like many Clement Whethers short order, basic other students, I troop - ship over, and the invasion was Rien, France, having survived, in outside training, the didn't know what a senator was, corollarily knew the likelihood their grievance would be acted help exactly, and those who did know otherwise him overlook Clement's impertinent outburst. Per cent Guernsey back home in Durand. "That's right: sociology, lieutenant," said the Senator. Inside of a week Clement found o o c 1 Day Only o z o o When I started on, or even listened to, was slight, "Ninety - six per cent, eh, boy? himself in a Pentagon office 3 c graduate school carry a full load and work. Add here this term I noted that the the normal housekeeping and of Normandy. Private Whethers didn't think he liked the Army so and certainly not worth the extra Well, by God, that's an impressive turning out percentages as fast as z for MSI] students -o o sandbag - filling it would have figure, all right. I'll look into this. z Library closed at 11 p.m. While I personal duties and there are few much, and he knew for sure he Anything else, son?" he could think of them. 8 o hours to study between 8 a.m. cost a man to speak out. At war's end he left the c was surprised at this early didn't like ham and lima beans at "Well, now that you ask, sir," Army a -0 o and 10:45 p.m. Clement can't tell you to this major, and, sporting gratuitous o c closing time, especially for a all. a "campus" university as opposed The green paste day why he did what he did. replied Clement, thinking to Ph.D. from the University of z This ad is worth s Suggestion: the Library be languished in a "Sir?" quaked Clement. assure his extrication, "fully 98 to an "urban" university, I at least lump on Clement's tongue for a Alabama, returned to East thought I would try and see if I open one more hour, "Yes, soldier - boy?" said the per cent of the company would Lansing, where he was made a full preferably two. moment, and then he began to senator, as surprised could get my library work done as anyone. o This has been done at other chew, an unnecessary operation within these hours. Bad news. 1 since the meal came "Senator, sir," Clement began, 20% pretty well SubVilla is sorry! can't. universities. For instance, the "C-Ration ham and lima beans pre - digested, but a formality would make a jackal barf." University of Michigan (U-M) most infantrymen library is open from 8 a.m. to 2 observed, if Thanks a.m. MSU has about 8,000 more students than U-M, yet MSU only to prolong the repast. It was better than digging. Silence The silence that followed was as off o To the Editor: provides 21 less library hours per As he reduced it first to lima bean gravy, then to lima bean empty as Oklahoma and over half as long. The senator recovered We underestimated the response we o The Chicano student week per student. gruel, then to lima first. community wishes to thank the The only reason I can think of watched a small plane land on the - ade, he "Soldier boy, you better come received from our beginning of s following individuals for their for not having the Library open - any gift, boxed cards, gift wrap and other items time and effort as tutors in airstrip he'd helped hastily clear on up here front - and - center on helping us cope with the more is insufficient funds. However, if students express the day before. He took another account of I'm not sure I heard DELIVERY SERVICE. ( except counter cards ) when this coupon is academic stresses of their needs I'm sure the mouthful and watched the Piper's you right, boy." presented Sunday only, 1 p.m. - 5 pm this money university. With the can be found. After all, the passenger suspecting this debark, was the little man to The ranks parted, and Clement stood before the congressman. We do not have the facilities right understanding and actual help of University is supposed to serve whom the world would be "Sir, well, you see, the ham and such individuals La Raza may the student. Adequate access to acquire the tools and skills the Library is the beholden for sociology. lima beans, uh, in the C-Rations — now to handle the great volume, right of every * * * you know, little neccessary to correct the ills we student. cans — well, sir, "Boys," he said, his voice it's like the Jolly Green Giant suffer in this society. Once again - GRACIAS. ATL Dept: Dennis If there is any doubt about the contrasting sharply with that of sticks his finger down our throats so we have temporarily discontinued necessity of keeping the library the chicken looey who'd just with every mouthful." Hickey, Dr. Pat Julius, Jerry open more hours, how about the the service until next term. Krogel, Rita Story, Dr. Mary stridently called them to The rest of the company, State News or a student Tom kins, Flo Wells, Jerry attention, "I'm Senator Morris B. contrary to Standing Operating organization taking a poll of Hibbings, come all the way from Procedure on these occasions, did Wilson. Nat. Sci. Dept.: Vivian students to see who would HOURS: Herr, Dr. Dorothy McMeekin, support this idea. Of 4980 Northwind Dr. Dr. John Muliins, Dr. Bertram course, care Mon.-Thurs. 11-1 must be taken to include all of West of Yankees Wed, 9 Fri. & Sat. 11-2 - 9 Murray, Florency Nye, Dr. Lois Zimring. Psychology Dept.: Ken Fisher, Dan Gutkins. the off-campus students as well as the dormitory residents. Neila Pomerantz STOP!! Sun. 12-12 COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON MECHA Detroit, graduate student Dec. 3, 1970 Nov. 26, 1970 Go no further ASMSU Great Issues presents for COL. 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Grand River - East Lansing 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4 1970 Board ends stormy term By JOHNJUEL State News Staff Writer News Analysis non-voting members of the board of trustees. The student Entertainment and legal aid continue on as before. The ASMSU Student Board board submitted the year time limit. Students will How students proposal to And as of Tuesday's board ends a term of internal act on the the trustees in October. have the ootion of voting on proposals will meeting, there was no problems, characterized by determine the The internal problems of sign that each section of the cabinet director Vicki Banks Chairman Hall Buckner as "a lot proposal course of the board's activities ASMSU, a divisiveness that often and separately. for the rest of the year. the board had come of good and bad moments," has lead to inaction, will have to any closer A second proposed There is a hint that difficulties in agreeing on the structure with most of the major issues be resolved early winter term if of amendment would return the will arise in the cabinet. before it yet unsettled. vote to the presidents of the conducting the the board is to remain The board will also have to Winter term the board will referendum, since the board functional. major governing groups, who are voted this week not to Since approve a budget for 1971. At face a number of constitutional pay poll the resignation of amendments, the reaction to its currently non-voting members of workers. Relying on voluntary cabinet president Bob Tuesday's meeting Comptroller I the student board. poll workers has not always Grossfeld, Grant Grecu and Cabinet student trustee proposal and the under fire from the board When the structure of the proved effective in the past. early Director Vicki Banks submitted r necessity of agreeing on a budget fall term, relations between the »• ASMSU was shuffled to the conflicting ideas as to how the and cabinet structure. According to Buckner, the board and the cabinet have been current district representative chief issue budget should be composed, confronting i Three constitutional the board — at best — at a standstill. system, the vote was taken away next term will centering around the question of Tiger in the tank amendments that are currently be student At the present time there is from the heads of the whether the board can cut its tabled and another still in policy governing housing. This would include the no official cabinet structure, groups since the district reps Snyder - Phillips proposal that although such fairly autonomous operating expenses by replacing I i committee, will the student all-University probably face body in an referendum early would be representing groups' constituencies. This has since been questioned. the view would allow men and live in alternate rooms of the same dorm floor, off - women to ASMSU services as full Pop student help. - time personnel with This car parked near the Union sports claimed resembled tiqer stripes. a dazzling green and yellow stripe design that State News photo by John onlookers Harrington winter term. campus A third proposal would The amendment with the housing conditions and housing greatest immediate impact students is the proposal on establish an all-University elections commission to handle regulations in general. The Taylor document on PAROCHIAID to I all ASMSU elections. increase the ASMSU student tax student participation in A fourth from 50 cents to $1 per student proposed academic government would amendment, still in policy continue to be an issue until the per term. Campaigns highlight fall The tax increase is linked to committee, would abolish Academic Council took some Article X of the ASMSU sort of two specific projects, 20 cents to "corrective action," be used strictly to expand legal constitution, eliminating the Buckner added. financial compensation of board The board's reaction to the aid services (including the hiring By ROBERTA SMITH members. of a full-time lawyer) and 30 Taylor Commission's revisions in All four proposed amendments the McKee report — termed State News Staff Writer Prosecuting Attorney Raymond concentrated on getting Sander cents to establish a student Scodeller dismissed charges progress of negotiation of a are expected to be passed and The usual spoils of a political Levin elected as governor. While the election co-op. "faculty-supremist drivel" — was General Motors strike that lasted provoked put against the remaining 124. Even the 18 - year - old vote little The proposed tax has a three- on an all-University ASMSlPs strongest policy stand election, dismissal of charges 67 days. It not only excitement, the after referendum early winter term. of fall term. would be Union Politicians had predicted high proposal failed to incite the affected many students and their financially effects were enough to ire . • Bldg. student involvement in Senate Democrats UNIVERSITY The trustees have yet to act trespassers, 18 - year - old voter politics, college population. Observers families in Michigan but who saw an FIRST ASSEMBLY on the board's but at MSU there «as little said the played even 19-19 split along party lines proposal to place sign - ups and fierce arguments enthusiasm proposal failed in havoc with the state's in their SEVENTH-DAY among students. economy. student representatives as over the parochial school issue Movement for a New Congress Michigan primarily because On Nov. 17 the governor and chamber, but soon OF GOD students did not push for its became aware of ADVENTIST CHURCH highlighted discussion and worked for 6th legislative appropriations Republican Have You Received Congressional intentions of tie activity on and near the campus District candidate John Cihon passage. committees approved budget next session. breaking for the 1125 Weber Dr., Lansing The Holy Ghost Yet? in fall, 1970. These observers, however, may cuts of $61.9 million Sabbath School 9:30 One of the last reminders of and on a get - out - the - vote have forgotten the including a Worship Service (Blk. No. of E. Grand River Voting Rights $2.8 million cut in the state's A two - day wait for 11:00 at Downer) United Pentacostal Church spring term's student strike and campaign, but generally there Act approved by election ■ Congress in total higher education results in K. G. Smith, Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor 9:45 A.M. 93 E. Star Rd. involvement was softened when was not the enthusiasm June to give 18 - year - olds appropriation. gubernatorial Michigan's pastor COLLEGE CLASS expected. race prompted a I Meeting at 504 Ann St. 11:00 A.M. WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. EVANGELISTIC Sun. morning service — 10 eight of the 132 in the Union persons arrested Many worked for successful voting privileges. Rep. Jackie Vaughn III didn't forget and Acceptance of antiparochiald disposal of the computer* Sun. evening service — a.m. May 19 were U.S. Senatorial candidate measures by the voters on Nov. punchcard voting system in (Corner of Division) For transportation call 7:30 p.m. acquitted in East Philip escourted two Lansing girls to 3 also created concern Detroit. Call 351-8994 if you 484-6640 484-2807 Rev. R. Hackworth 882-3109 Lansing Hart, but his campaign managers the Lansing city clerk's office. for the need transportation Municipal Court, and admitted they didn't know what state's financial picture. The They became the first two A December graduate of subsequently Ingham County to do with all the parochiaid issue had enlivened MSU student became the "The Last Night of Sin" Michigan persons under the age state legislative sessions and youngest member 11:00 a.m. volunteers. Hart spent of 21 to legally register to vote. an ever elected to the otherwise dull Michigan EAST LANSING IRINITY CHURCH comparatively little money on Just a week later campaign. House of Representatives. EPISCOPAL CHURCH his 1970 Atty. Gen. The issue also drew more John campaign, and Frank Kelley ruled the state's M. Engler, a Beal voters than City predicted to the E. Eugene Williams, 841 Timberlane Drive Holy Communion elections officials must register polls for Republican, won almost 60 per Minister at 5:00 p.m. nonpresidential cent of the vote in ■ East Lansing EDGEWOOD UNITED those between the ages of 18 elections. the 100th i Stanley R. Reilly, Assistant Sundays In The Alumni Chapel CHURCH and 21 or be subject to state federal penalties. and A battle between the Michigan district. I ■ Interdenominational Telephone: 351-8200 469 N. Hagadorn If students had lost interest in Education Association and the ALL SAINTS CHURCH An Ecumenical Fellowship election process, many from Michigan Board of Education 9:45 also was University Class a.m. Worship Service generated by the Mini-Concert 4 Communion Service 6:0t) p.m. 800 Abbott Rd. 9:30 and 11:00 MSU were interested in the parochiaid issue. U' volunte Trinity Collegiate Fellowship Sermon at both services by 7:30 p.m. First Church of 351-7160 Dr. Truman A. Morrison , Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. | 4* r " :-it'-.y ± c 6 the Brethren » < Sunday 8:00, 9:30 Services at University Group Dinner and Program 6 - 8:30 p.m. * msu m -»:i(i9bJ s morning and evening, call M (2 mi. E. of 4684 Marsh Rd., Okemos Hagadorn, V* mi. S. of Gd. R. behind Discussion Group 11:00 A.M. For more information The Rev. Wm. A. Eddy, Rector 332-0606 or 332-8693 Parents Visiting? Why Not Have Yule reception MEIJER'S) and transportation The Rev. Richard Randall, Curate Them Stay On Campus At The An Independent Church ph. 351-3389 or Central United Methodist With A Biblical Message 484-7589 The Rev, Jack Hllyard, Univ. Chaplain Across from the Capitol MSU volunteers will be 9.45 a.m. Church School honored today with -- all ages WORSHIP SERVICES a special 5:15 p.m. 11:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship Worship Services Inspiration Collegian Seminar 9:30 a.m. 9:45 and 11:16 a.m. kellogg center Christmas reception evening Christmas volunteers and their guests. and an party for For -- - Refreshments FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Topic Close To All MSU Transportation Call 332-2133 Activity. President Wharton will meet W. E. or 351-5125 the volunteers from 2 Robinson, Pastor E.D. OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT "Let's Journey To Somewhere" Color TV in All Rooms. p.m. to 4 Dawson, Ed. Minister p.m. today in the Union Green REV. IRVING R. Rev. Lyman PHILLIPS - PASTOR Room. Union Board is Reservations 332-6571 UNIVERSITY UNITED WORSHIP-9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 'Church School 9:45 to 11:45 sponsoring the reception. From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Union SERMON: Crib Nursery METHODIST CHURCH "OnlyA Little Village" Board and the Office of 1120 South Harrison FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH 485-9477 ON THE CAMPUS AT MSU Volunteer Programs will host Phone 351-7030 volunteers and several hundred of the children they work with peoples Church Corner of Michigan & Harrison at a Christmas party in the "I'll Drink To That" East Union. UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN Lansing The Rev. Pohl Christmas program CHURCH marks the end of the 1969-70 CAMPUS HOUSE I nterdenominational volunteer activities. Communion Sunday 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River 200 W. Grand River Students wishing to join the Discussion Groups 9:30 a.m. at Michigan MSU volunteers winter term Morning Worship 9:30 and 11:00 Bible Study 9:45 a.m. should contact the office at 26 Church School 9:30 and 11:00 Worship 10:45 a.m. ALWAYS OPEN Student Services Bldg. and Buses on Campus Nursery SUNDAY SERVICE attend one of the orientation Campus Minister, training sessions held during Minister, Kail Ruffner Gary Hawes 9:30 and 11:00 registration week in January and (MORNING SERVICE: Second Sunday of Advent:" 332-5193 332-3035 the first few days of classes. 351-7844 351-8232 "Preparing for Christmas" Rev. Robertson EVENING SERVICE:1 "The Free Transportation Prophecy of Christ's Coming" ' 11:00 a.m. * Morning Worship * Preaching Algmni Memorial Chapel, one Christmas Cheese block easfof Auditorium. Advent Musical Service LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES 10:30 a.m. * Coffee Hour 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. * Discussion Groups ALC-LCA LCMS CHURCH SCHOOL for Adults for Students and 'Sunday School Faculty at for Students at Classes for Children. 9:30 & 11:00 UNIVERSITY University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel Division & Ann Streets 444 Abbott Road Crib through Adults Assorted Cheeses Nursery at 9 30 & 11:00 a.m. 332-2559 REFORMED 332-0778 COFFEE HOUft and Cheese Spreads For rides call 355-0155 after 9 Pastors: Walter Wietzke in attractive Pastor David Kruse AFTER SERVICES a.m. CHURCH George Gaiser gift boxes 7:00 p.m. * Rev. Tom Stark Evening Worship * WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS Ground floor of Alumni aastor 351-7164 , Chapel. Dress is informal and a Memorial Miss Joyce Frlesen 8:15 am Matins 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. First Church of staff associate Worship (discussion follows the 9:15 am Common Service Four Different sermon. 10:30 am Common Service 1 st and 3 rd Comm. Christ, Scientist Gift Assortments 2nd and 4th Matins 11:30 New Grand River at Haslett Entrance a.m. Expressions To Choose From East Lansing Christian Reformed Church Sunday Services south baptist church 11 a.m. and Student Center Lesson — Sermon Subject 1518 S. Washington : Lansing * 1509 River Terrace Sunday 7 p.m. (across from Hubbard I Visit our new Student Center — Hall) "Man's Unanswered Prayer." For 1 900 years there has been a cry from the over "God The Only Cause and Creator" Qi< program? Phone Frank Leahey at Exploring Cinema. Free Lee jeans and * Ovchynnyk is survived by his 351-0979. Western Wear widow, who resides at 1401 E. GRAND RIVER Kif el Rays Western Store 9927 M-78, Haslett Kalamazoo St., Lansing. The Palmer Bush funeral home - MALLjl PROGRAM mFOfWAffW 8821429 is in charge of arrangements. OPEN AT 6:30 Open at 12:45 p.m. ANSING ©teat® t*ST UMSIH6 0» M 43 ♦ PHONE ED 2 1042 ' FRI., SAT.. 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A 'this-minute' film. A short movie truly of our times and demanding to be seen at this very minute."-^ m**.™ 6:30 and 10:30 LEE MARVIN JEANNE MOREAU JACX FALANCE AIMWMmi •joe* "HAS VITALITY, HUMOR going to be a very big picture this audience is ANU SENSATION! w is year, one of the biggest. Its effect on the PLUS SHOWN TWICE AT 7:07 and 11:20 overwhelming. It sizzles."- "A CORKING GOOD MOVIE. BY ALL "joe" -ALSO- MEANS The most electrifying GO SEE IT! 'Joe' is superbly portrayed by Peter ritual ever seen! Boyle. PERFECT!" -Sltwarl Kllin, WNIW TV ONCE AT 9:20 HOVdlgE 8:15 hmi v A NATIONAL JUST 1 MILE EAST OF MA MAM CALLED HORSE" GENERAL PICTURES RELEASE RtNAVlBiON* TECHNICOLOR* A CINEMA CENTER FILMS MERIDIAN MALL PRESENTATION ber 4 Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michie,n Friday, December 4, 1970 9 Growers cite prof, services Plays, concert, films draw Arthur E. Mitchell, professor JTC of horticulture, was honored Wednesday for his assistance to Michigan's fruit Industry. Mitchell term entertainment to close was recognized by the Michigan State Horticultural Fall term entertainment comes to a close with two film since must b# Society during its 100th annual plays, a folk "Goldfinger." Diana humorless plot about modern »tards meeting in Grand Rapids. concert and eight films. Rigg as the brief Mrs. Bond and romance. Shows at 7 statin* "The Royal Hunt of the two most p.m., 8:45 ,nt n"niber The citation noted his 16 years the Sun" exciting action p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Friday and scenes included in a Bond of service to the society as on stage and "The General" on ever Saturday in 104 Wells |k litl« and assistant secretary and secretary, screen are the closing highlights film will keep even non - Bond APRIL FOOLS — Hall. The only of a term that will be remembered fans enthralled. are ft* and his guidance that has helped fools, according to most critics to for THE FABULOUS KID FROM the society to become the largest bringing "Look Back in ind viewers, are those who think fofabnok Anger" and "Salvation" to CHICAGO - A Chicago the combination of Jack Pfices of its kind in the United States. are campus stages; Judy Collins, bootlegger threatens a rival Since 1948, Mithchell, Lemmon and Catherine Deneuve ir °ent of the as one Jethro Tull and Richie Havens to of the nation's authorities on gangster by seducing and should spell entertainment magic.' Jenison; "ARC '70" to Abrams kidnaping his daughter in this 'ill pesticides and growth regulators COMEDY OF TERRORS and be run for fruit crops, has been Planetarium; and "They Shoot gangster skin flick. X-rated, it TALES OF TERROR - Two rst(»res, Horses, Don't They?" "Gone shows at 7 p.m., 8:40 p.m. and with involved in efforts to protect "By ROBERT KIPPER7 fright shows starring the men who book Usu with the Wind" and 10:20 p.m. Friday and man's environment and, at the "Z" to State News Saturday scare best: Boris Karloff, Peter campus screens. Reviewer ji in 106 Wells Hall. 'n binding same time, produce high quality *•- : Lorre and Vincent Price. Shows rovided to Live entertainment JOHN AND MARY - Dustin at 7 p.m., fruit. 8:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Mitchell was also cited for his Grid pattern THE ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN — Peter Schaffer's drama Featured are Charlie Smith, Jeff Hoffman and Mia Farrow are trapped in a motionless. Friday and Saturday in 108 Wells 'tchanp> jj about Pizarro's conquest of Peru Tordoff, John Campbell, Virginia Hall. 'it a Dhone active participation in the A small pond at the Forest Akeri Golf Course Van Valzah, Mike Leach, Vicki National Apple Institute and the appears to be divided and blocked in the 16th lents on the from behind the wire fence that evenly as seen century. The Jacobs and 411 Folk Project. National Peach Council. partially surrounds the water. Performing Arts Company Movies State News photo by R. L. Esckelson production features a thirty - four THE GENERAL — A Buster Ur°fitS Wi)Li I member cast, elaborate period Keaton comedy, considered by after the" lin8 Period, 'WUSA' costumes and a multi level set. Performances at 8 p.m. through former New York Times film critic Bosley Crowther as one of reived until Sunday in Fairchild Theater. the 50 greatest films of all time SUMMER TREE - Ron (" fe held Jan. 'The General' best combines the Film exploits extremism Cowan's play about young men subtle character of Keaton with facing the draft will be performed material that is at 7:30 perfect for his p.m. and 9:30 p.m. style"). Shows with CASINO |i"n the mav be Friday at the Albatross on 547 E. ROYALE, the 1967 James Bond New 'WUSA" is a cinematic Grand River. Admission is free. I'he third calculated as WUSA's Newman, walking through his fiasco, in 102 Wells Hall Friday Take disgrace. FOLK CONCERT - The MSU' a friend and help es It is propaganda. role without night only. Check ad for time. Bldg. a depressing collection of "WUSA" strikes out against spirit or even a glint Folklore Society will present an ON HER MAJESTY'S rugly anti - Americanisms, slick from his famous blue eyes, and yourselves to cuisine from blind patriotism but does so evening of folk music at 8 p.m. SECRET SERVICE - For what half-truths and Miss Woodward, wasted in a role manufactured Friday in Erickson Kiva. it's worth, the best James Bond 1000 lands. blindly, like a rock throwing As much fes hysteria. The film - name-calling child. Stone's , that permits her to look much too old and worn, are as as you exaggerates placid want all day Sunday (1 to 8 p.m.) conditions in America until screenplay has all the finesse of a as the cardboard quality of their they dly ♦ attain The nightmarish proportions. people on the political right Spiro Agnew sppech. It is rples. one-sided and calculated for Before they bad roles; this time rose above they don't For information , call 372-6550 Ichynnyk, are depicted as a wrinkled herd of effect. Like Agnew, Stone colors his views with such hysteria one even seem to try. i> for his flag-waving monsters. The 'fish, died polarization of our country is By ROBERT KIPPER ignores whatever small amounts "WUSA" is the type of work State News Reviewer of relevance they yi at his viewed as the spawning ground may contain. that makes one dread the next for ,a grim drama of media - At the very least, viewers had trip to the movies. THE CSO& PLAZA I- blooded the right to expect Newman and managed suppression. It is the tale of WUSA, a continues Miss Woodward to After viewing "Dirty Dingus (Former Jack Tar Hotel) niuseum, to work for an bring en' of his super-rightist radio station, and organization like WUSA. animation to the film. 'Qbe Magee," "Flap" and "WUSA" in couple, hitherto never less than succession, I long for the at HOLIDAY LANES 125 W. ISpanish the plot of its owner to push its Home for Rheinhart is a Michigan he Fishes conservative audience farther rundown apartment complex in interesting, look tired and act reviewless vaction that Christmas OPEN 9 a.m. daily dull. break affords. across from the Capitol right via preplanned riots, phony New Orleans that looks straight OPEN BOWLING All weekend I at MSU welfare surveys and smoothly out of "A Streetcar Named starting Fri. 8:45 p.m. American delivered propaganda. Desire." He lives with a dowdy Just North of Frandor 487-3731 Paul Newman plays Rheinhart, onetime hooker jranslated named Billiards UNCLE SAM'S Geraldine (Joanne Woodward). • Cocktails • Good Food 'arch »fQuito, was WUSA's latest recruit. He is a smooth technician who delivers Although most of the film if " MERIDIAN 4 THEATRES:™.;;:,;::'; Rt DUCED PRICES deals with DAILY DURING TWI LITE the station's patriotic the relationship HOUR messages NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES 1 Id by his between Rheinhart and STEAK HOUSE without 1401 E. condemning questioning or them. With Geraldine, by midfilm Robert SPARTAN TWIN EAST t* DOCTOR /mvm Stone seems to lose interest in FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER '3100 EAST SAGINAW Phone 351 0030 practiced assurance and little SHOWING AT: 1:00-3:05-5:15-7:20-9:30 GERALDINE CHAPLIN JULIE CHRISTIE |ral home enthusiasm he Alls the them and begins dealing with his time No. 26 OMAR SHARIFiaszhivagoi BARGAIN HOUR! ALL SEATS 75c colpr g 12:30-1:30 its. between songs with little phrases larger theme of right-wing like "WUSA — the sound of a extremism. "Albert Finney's beautiful performance Frl. 5:15-9:00 decent generation," and "We stand for faith, flag and family." The film's climax takes place at a massive patriotic revival is award-quality • —Charles Champlin, Los Angeles Times OSat. 1:30-5:15-9:00 Sun. 1:30-5:00-8:15 Fri. TwI Lite Hr. 4:45-5:15 Adults 90c lore Rheinhart never takes his work home with him. In fact, he doesn't take anything home with sponsored by WUSA where, the band plays Dixie and festive crowd cheers them on, as a Filet Steak $1.54 Sirloin Steak $1.51 Pork Chops $1.41 UJhot the dickens have they done to Scrooge? J "Kelly's | Never have ao few. lot taken ao him except booze for himself, grass for his "hippie" neighbors Rheinhart's idealistic neighbor seeks a vantage point from Fried Chicken $1.30 Jumbo Fried Shrimp ☆| Heroes" Metroco and cynicism for an idealistic which to murder the owner of $1.44 ☆ Frl. 6:15-9:15 Sat. 1:00-3:30-6:15-9:15 "straight" neighbor who can't understand why Rheinhart WUSA. on the Although Rheinhart is speakers' platform and Fried Lake Perch $1.35 "SCROOGE" A NEW MUSICAL ☆ 0 Sun. 2:00-5:15-7:45 Frl. TwI Lite Hr. 5:45-6:15 Adults 90c -.pi 1 Geraldine is seated uneasily in includes KM" A Cinema Center Films Presentation the crowd, the film virtually Baked Idaho Potato, Council A National General Pictures Release I ignores them. The film tries to be an Texas Toast and Salad. Panavision' Technicolor* Iqj, m TWO MULES FOR Yule party, eleventh Candidate." hour "Manchurian Steak Burger $.89 includes Baked _ NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES technicolor1 SISTER SARA Frl. 5:30-7:30-9:30 \ "Manchurian Candidate," you may recall, was Potato and Texas Toast. SPARTAN TWIN WEST FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER r\Sat. 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 KlSun. 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30 3100 EAST SAGINAW potluck dinner Phone 351 0030 Frl. TwI Lite Hr. 5:00-5:30 a fascinating film about a Adults 90c Communist plot to gain control The Council on Adoptable of a presidential nomination that was thwarted by a convention Open 7 Days a Week* Lore it Children for the Lansing area will sponsor a potluck Christmas hall assassin. 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RUNNER Shown [lHm| Starring TROG SHOWN 2ND AT 9:10 DRACULA TWICE AT 7:07 AND 12 P.M. at EE® Frank Sinatra Student Prices w/ ID 9 00 2.50-2.75-3.00 AT \0% ** »« 11:00 i5Jj2-7806#c*R^ nm ADDED* 3RD HIT CHAMBER OF HORROR i 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4 Fertilizer By MICHAEL FOX MSU soil scientists use discussed Grandma earns insist, "Many people have the idea State News Staff Writer however, that organic farming — that organic matter pollution. matter. Based on chemical decomposes which simply relies on the Farming without using earth, the sun, compost and nutrients fertilizers or other chemicals has water — is not good slowly and therefore releases its at a slow "Applying commercial analysis, no difference fertilizers at the recommended rate," rate when a is growing the fruit, he said. exists in master's Vitosh, asst. allows nearly allcrop necessarily any Maurice L. Carew said he B become a hobby of renewed agrees with College degree today more of a protection against professor of of the fertilizers organic farmers in advocating ... job offer tomorrow. Sti interest among people concerned water crop and soil to be taken What about: College degree pollution than controlled science, said. up by the plants and the use of today, retirement with the environment since use of fertilizers. leaves little or no composts to return That's the case with 66 year - old - tomorrow^ He said this is true, but that nitrate organic material to the soil, but mother, grandmother reports have indicated that Organic farming usually these organic materials release nitrogen left in soil to be leached insists no health wife, teacher and ex - basketball coach, Mrs. excess fertilizer applied by includes application of manure their (mixed) into ground water," with advantage exists of Williamston. She will receive a Hoyt C. Reed Wor master's degree farmers is washing into the water or some nitrogen after a crop has Vitosh said. organically grown fruit. from MSU. SaturdavJ the M form of decomposed matured. This bodies and destroying their organic matter to fertilize lost nitrogen may be When H. Composts add desired physical Mrs. Reed became "inter John Carew, characteristics to the ground of a freshman 13 years balance. by mixing with the soil, chairman because, she explained, "I decided a ago at age 53 accori agricultural or garden crops. of the Horticulture looser soil thereby also causing nitrate and better water felt incomplete without a long time ago that I B. Sir Dept., was asked about organic degree." She planned to holding capacity, Robert Lucas, her education a number of continue Th plant growing he said it's "like times, but she just couldn't professor of crop and soil various reasons. for respoi going to the Catholic Church science, said. auto and asking them about faith By 1957, the year Mrs. Reed began "Organic matter is const! healing." very Reeds' children, Mrs. Prances Haugen andcollege, both the Carew definitely needed in soil Reed, were already college graduates. She Maj. Thomas Ij opera said amateurs and structure," he said. was spurred on servic hobbyists are the main users of by her children's success in college. the organic Organic farming was used in utilitie Starting In a general college program, Mrs. FAR UP! FAR * "finest in the nation," Simon ' Approximately $3 million of '[ 'X',. said. All vehicles have been the budget is allocated toward paid fuel. 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This automotive 80 station wagons are at least 1970 cars department provides repair service for University vehicles, dispatches and •.. ♦' • ■ m sw vehicles rental minimum age 18 not 16 gas. on a basis and Metro-Gold wyn-Moyer presents ELVIS PR ESI E V in "THAT'S THE WAY IT IS" One of the two boilers at the operates the campus bus system. directed by DENIS SANDERS • PANAVISION'-METROCOlOR This unusual and daring film has an official X rating — power Nov. 20. plant began The other using boiler gas is Janitorial staff The Custodial Services you must have an MSU ID or be 18 - $1.00 and worth it! 106 B Wells 7 - 8:40 - 10:20 Dept. undergoing a similar conversion provides janitorial services such bbc Lansing scheduled for completion early as special events set - ups. NOW LAST 5 this month. trucking and moving. 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MS 1 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4 ■g fskli Oil wells said By PATRICIAO'BRIEN r\ 1 _ 1_ ..i 1 d EL. Only about 165 acres could be _ n/iv<\r /i/m 11 r] kn f Vt/\ the rtiloil Sn#li(ofwt> no .-1 /u^n'♦ nlaitM f/> industry doesn't claim to L has a problem ™ comprehensive -r+P'*- considered as infringements do everything and that accidents Basically, the feelling of the environment act, allowing club is that certain areas of the upon the environment. occur. individual citizens to bring suit The controversial oil drillings "We recognize that we do have "Whether we represent country should be kept in a in northern Michigan are not a against pollutants. He cited the wilderness state a problem in that we citizens industry, government or just without major environmental problem act as one of the best in the have been too complacent about individual citizens we all have infringements of any kind for for the state, the asst. director of country. the thousands of us who have oil wells being drilled where they quite a cross to bear," he said. the Michigan Dept. of Natural would have been better off not "We Barrett, the Sierra Club esthetic needs," Barrett said. are each year moving Resources said on campus drilled," Gazley said. toward a critical demand of our representative, summarized a He said he recognizes that this Wednesday. He said the club proposal presented to the advisory board Dept. of Natural energy." may be a bit A. Gene Gazley was part of a Resources has now amended the He noted Natural Resources Commission cumbersome but said we are that Michigan, a in three - man panel discussing early November. faced with a outlook on the policy for leasing state lands, highly industrialized state, is new problems of environmental which will probably be reviewed The environment and with a new highly dependent on fuel statement called for an protection, rising consumer fuel purpose. demands and mineral and oil by the Michigan Natural imports from out - of - state, advisory panel composed of Resource Commission next with "The Sierra Club, as a voice drilling leases in a program over one half of the equal representation from the week. demand being supplies from Dept. of Natural Resources, speaking for the majority of the sponsored by the MSU Sierra people, plays an important role The proposals are: other states. qualified citizen conservationists I Club. in being the watchdog for the •A nondevelopment lease with and representatives of the oil G. R. Denison, president of "We recognized that Michigan the companies. preservation of natural the Michigan Oil and Gas Assn., implication that is blessed," Denison said. "We resources," Barrett said. "But it and Paul Barrett, professor of development will not occur in don't think every patch of The proposed panel would is also beginning to take the natural resources, participated specific areas, such as wildlife, land should be tapped for oil "review all questions involving position of leadership." with Gazley in the program. public recreation conservation areas. and and gas. We know there is an orderly inter-resource controversy Both Gazlay and Denison No harm to drilling Excellent record development and (including both leasing and questioned the need for such an •No drilling permit will be everyone should know their drilling permits) as well as review An environmental conference sponsored by "I think there is more smoke advisory board because of the the Sierra Club and headed by, from left to issued on land where the state responsibilities and operate periodically all environmental existing investigating divisions Profs. Paul Barret, G.R. Dennison, A. Gene ri h than fire in the issue," Gazley Gazlay, and moderator Bill Pratt, decides said. "The petroleum people do owns mineral rights but not within that framework. safeguards to insure protection within the Dept. of Natural drilling in upper Michigan does not pose a threat to the environment. that* °' I surface rights, until it is proven of all resources." Resources. have an excellent record of "Pollution is a potent subject State News photo that a mutually satisfying by Tom Dolan pollution in Michigan and I matter in environmental think we would be far worse off agreement can be reached. protection, and it is fairly if these gas and oil products •A restricted development pertinent that we concern weren't put to use in the state." lease where a lease will be made ourselves with polluted areas, IN MILUKEN CAMPAIGN He said that of the one million for three years after field people even more so than with areas acres of state - owned land in have reviewed the land and made that may become polluted," he Michigan, 10,000 acres could be a decision on drilling. said. Strategists explain tech niques used for oil and gas drillings. Denison told the group that Denison noted that Michigan Come together. Milliken strategists used governor's campaign," and his By CRAIG REMSBURG Voting trends at the time of issues — taxes, unemployment television, radio, newspapers and appearance on the Lou Gordon the election showed the mood of and the parochiaid Effective campaign strategy is personalized letters to create a show in Detroit helped the electorate to be "depressed," controversy. The state - wide Republican an essential part of any favorable image of the governor, considerably. Currier or come alone. The Headquarters has clothes said, because "people effort was geared to get votes successful political campaign, DeVries said. Currier's firm conducts state - were disturbed about the from the middle - of the toad for everyone. We have clothes for the two members of Gov. Milliken's ''We emphasized his wide - - person - political polls for the direction of the country." voters and those who lean to the campaign staff said on experience, showing how he is republican party and also He said the Milliken strategy in not people. We carry a complete boutique line campus left, while the national strategy Wednesday night. solving problems such as crime, conducts the Detroit News Poll the last two weeks of the concentrated for and was on the middle men women and specialize in bells, Walter DeVries, professor of drug addiction and pollution, of Political Trends. campaign concentrated on three voters and those leaning to the leather goods, and head items. political science at the presented him as a 'warm and human' person, and used the right, Currier said. University of Michigan Dearborn campus and Fred Currier, slogan 'Milliken — a leader you SPECIAL SALE president of Market - Opinion can trust,"' he explained. APPLICATIONS — Ladies button - front, patch Research Co. of Detroit, DeVries, Milliken's consultant ■ pocket jeans. participated in a colloquim on strategy, was George sponsored by the Departments Romney's campaign adviser for of Communication and Political several gubernatorial elections. Science. In television advertisements Milliken was usually shown in Fellows deadline nears HEADQUARTERS DeVries, Ph.D. in who political received his science at his office with a prominent flag The deadline for applications to the MSU Presidential Fellows program is Jan. 1. officer and receives a stipend for his work. MSU, said the main problem in or state seal giving him the image A Undergraduates receive $3,000; graduates. $5,000 | of junior faculty member, a graduate student, and faculty members, BOUTIQUE Milliken's campaign was "how to convert that undecided 12 per a conscientious public servant, DeVries said. and an undergraduate student applicants to serve a six will be chosen from month term from March salaries, whichever Ls lower. $7,000 or their exact cent of The insertion of a tabloid on - The fellows cannot enroll for 541 E. Grand River Michigan voters who we 15 to Sept. 15. academic credit or found had Milliken in 3 million Sunday carry teaching responsibilities during their open 10 - 9 approved of __ Milliken's actions, to swing to newspapers in Michigan just The program, patterned after the White House fellowship. We Republican party-" prior to the election was a fell ows program, was initiated X; tjhe program ipfunded by a $60,000 grant from valuable asset Hi" the final t»» fall to give the Rockerfelle* Foundation over the next uo participants experience in the University years and is divided into four six-month outcome, DeVries said. administration and to provide the administration segments. Both DeVries A letter to President and Currie with a fresh perspective from the fellows. Wharton expressing agreed that "the last five days interest in the program is the first Each fellow is assigned to either President step in applying for a fellowship. More information is were very critical in the Wharton's office or that of another University available at the president's office. Why isn't a big SWI/ LAST CHANCE ENTOU#s company like General Electric Christmas & S doing more to clean up s175 Ski at Laurentians WILD the environment? Sun Valley Ski Resort s249 Montreal, Canada ACAPULCO! 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GRAND RIVER NEXT TO THE CARD SHOP 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4 All that smog ■ By BOB SIMONS causes Another problem encountered their futile search for the panty hose to by women in perfect pair of hose is the droop difference in price and Smog, blamed for respiratory diseases, blurred quality of brands offered by various stores. sunsets, and city gray complexions, may also be the cause of "panty hose droop," a problem that A problem noted has plagued such notables as by a lady salesclerk in a Elizabeth Taylor Frandor department store that sheer Burton. Pat Nixon, Martha Mitchell and stretches when it is wet. As the nylon fabric Queen fabric dries the Elizabeth. stretched areas remain. She said that areas most The National Assn. of Hosiery Manufacturers prone to stretching are at the found a direct correlation between joints — the knee, toe "foggy or and heel ankle. - excessively damp weather mixed with smog" and In 1969, the National Assn. of excessive holes and runs. Manufacturers formed the Hosiery Clerks working in hosiery departments in East "Panty Hose Sizing Standards subcommittee," which conducted Lansing area stores have given some reasons for 14-month study a on the problem. runny, saggy and droopy nylons. Female The group recommended listed as the number one vanity is that hosiery problem encountered by - manufacturers standardize their most clerks. product sizes. One salesclerk said some women However, women don't come in standard sizes as decide that nylons do. they are a size smaller than they actually are and To stop women from screaming, "see how say to themselves, "Well, they stretch, don't they? run," several procedures must be followed. they Besides, I don't want the saleslady to know I take a stop air pollution and pray for dry weather. First, medium." These are the women who gripe the Second, women should wear Sight for sore eyes most about holes in their say. nylons, local salespeople gloves when putting on the garments. And third women must buy the proper size. Sight that makes .;.v.v%v.v.;.v. take one/ RURAL AFFAIRS CENTER NEEDED student films Prof says U' must help rural By MICHAEL FOX disadvantaged people live rural areas. If we don't in the care about them, who will," Boger the rural poor and therefore fail it's doubly tough in the areas, poor said. to realize that rural 70 per cent of coming january 6,7,8 State News Staff Writer poor are not rural areas," Boger said. The parity, whichisi He cited all crowded price - cost ratio. The plight of the rural Hippos battle facilities, a a general lack of lack youth of An together like in the average United States income city, Boger said. spent for food by families was The future for the bright in a farmer b poor is programs and non-accredited understanding of the 16 per cent last year, but in less sense.Boger aid More problem which the University during drought a class D problems of the rural poor must developed areas the equitable distribution must strive to solve, Lawrence high schools as problem be coupled with average cost farm income will come of areas needing solution. leaving the was over 50 per cent, he added. near future and in the Boger, dean of the College of campus behind and working ''Farmers have food buyers win SKUKUZA, South Africa (AP) not Agriculture and Natural "These people can't with these people like students only be paying nine or 10 — Some 800 hippos are get on a participated in benefits from cent of their income p«/ Resources, said in a recent fighting bus and go to medical do in the urban 4-H program," for food in interview. for water in facilities," technology as much as 10 years, he added. drought - stricken Boger said, because the sparse he said. non-farmers," Boger said, adding "Forty per cent of Kruger National Park, a park the official said. population makes hospitals and doctors few and far apart. 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A seven foot not known as an offensive Harmon, will try to control the MSU's basketball team begins player is an asset to any player. who stand 6-1 and 6-3, at the tempo of out just how good a team team and MSU will have to find a the game to fit their teams its vacation schedule Saturday they Hess proved that way to guards. but rest and relaxation is one really are. point in out maneuver the Rocket's big playing style. Toledo's first game of the Toledo relies Their vacation season, man and it will also on a deliberate MSU will go the same thing the Spartans can not look journeys, which a 79-74 win over Idaho. have to watch offense, counting on their big line-up it take them to such far for their 6-8 forward used against Northern Illinois forward to in the next four away places Hess scored 34 points Tom men to rebound any missed shots but as Albuquerque, New Mexico and against Kozelko. and put them back Ganakas is expected to use weeks. Idaho and he grabbed 18 in. Their Los Angeles begin Other starters for Toledo are sophomores Jeff VanderLende The Spartans play a total of Saturday with rebounds. His 34 points was his backcourt duo of a trip to relatively near-by Toledo Mac Otten, a 6-4 forward and Shay and and Jim Shereda more than he did nine games during a 26 day Harmon is experienced and stretch and all of the teams to face Toledo's Rockets. they against the Huskies. Both men are they This will be the third contest 6-7 and Ganakas play will present a challenge to between MSU and the Rockets DURING TERM BREAK hopes they can pull some rebounds away from Coach Gus Ganakas' squad. and each meeting has resulted in Hess. The Spartans knew before the an extremely close game. In 1968 Ganakas will field a senior season started that with the MSU won 81-80 overtime backcourt of Rudy Benjamin and 2 games for frosh an opponents they must play their squeaker in Toledo and last Paul Dean, Bill work would be cut out for them. Kilgore will start season the Rockets at center and Pat Miller Men's 82-80 win at MStJ. The pulled out an difference in that game was big By NICK MIRON cagers Gutkowski will be at the forwards. and Ron IM Simpson's sitting out the last 10 Ralph State News Sports Writer freshman basketball is practice for the Benjamin and Dean both had We've got to get them varsity. minutes because he had five fouls. Not forgetting their away from the 40-foot impressive games against the The Men's 1M will be open only on a Ganakas and his squad hope the unfortunate initiation into shots. They have to learn yet that Huskies. Benjamin, the team's limited basis during the term break. the current basketball season, MSU's freshman they can't home court listen to the crowds. You have to captain, led all scorers on the In the period from Dec. 13 through disadvantage works basketball team will have two quick chances to play the game floor with 24 points. Jan. 3 the IM Bldg. will be open only again this year as the Spartans redeem themselves from a you practice to win." on the following days: Dec. 14, 15,16, seek their first victory. MSU hands of crushing defeat at the Although perhaps wanting to forget the 105-82 The Spartans follow the 17, 18, 21. 2 2, 2 3, 2 8, 29 and 30. On undefeated Grand Rapids Toledo realizes that the teams it Junior defeat, Aitch was pleased with the play of his 6-4 game with a hectic stretch of five those days the building will be open plays College. during their two tournaments are center. Richard Jenks. Jenks was the from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.;the pool will be The freshmen will see their next action Spartan's games in seven days. They open from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. among the best in the nation so December 12 when strong man under the boards against Grand entertain Western Michigan Dec. and the Weightlifting Room they want to pick up some they play host to Western Rapids, fighting for 11 rebounds and 8 points 12 and then face Butler Dec. 14. open from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. will be Michigan. The game will be in Jenison Fieldhouse victories before they face their at 5:45. The against the tall Raiders. Dec. 15 the Australian Only Gym I will be open for tournament competition. following Monday the Spartans will Aitch feels Jenks has an Nationals, all-star team from "the land basketball playing, while all the entertain Aquainas in their last improved beyond Toledo will not be an easy team game of the term. expectations and considers him a solid starter for down under", is at paddleball courts will be available. The defeat There will be no towel, locker or to start a Tuesday was one of learning for the the game with Western Jenison winning streak against. young Spartans. "The team was Michigan. Aitch may go Fieldhouse and Dec. 18-19 the equipment service available during this The Rockets are Matthew Aitch said, tight," Coach with Mike Ridley and Lewis at team plays at the period. There will not be strongest where "They have to learn to work the forward Lobo reservation service so all any play will be MSU is weak, rebounding. together. positions and Terry Fagan and Robinson as his guards. Invitational against New Mexico Brad for 2 on a first come, first serve basis. Doug Hess, the Rockets center, "I don't doubt that we could have come closer and either Rutgers or Santa Clara. to them (Grand Little is known of the They face Central Michigan Spartan sophomore Brad VanPelt Rapids) if I had left Mike two, contestants the goes up fof a shot Robinson and Tyrone Lewis in. freshmen will face in their next Dec. 22 at Jenison and than Northern Illinois last But we still does expect his team to make games. Aitch the Trojan Tournament to go to Tuesday. VanPelt is one of the against would have lost. Lewis is a a much better play in Coach Gus Ganakas' key men Visitth Robinson is a good ballplayer. good shooter. You won't find showing of themselves, however. "Grand Rapids Southern California and either hope for an improved effort when the Spartans travel to Toledo rebounding a has a lot of time better shot anywhere. We working together before they Houston or Tennessee. Saturday. GET HIS must remember that played us," Aitch said, "We can play better." State News photo by Bruce Remington SPECIAL SHEPARD'S Make Winter SPARTANS CHALLENGE CHRISTMAS 'M' ALBUM Easier favored Michigan is the favorite, but in gym meet with Iowa, Illinois and MSU should "We'll be after them," smiled main individual '"Christmas Day attractive in til pose some problems for the Szypula after speaking of the nine team tournament. Wolverine strength, and NCAA champion Wolverines, was citing McCurdy's overall ability io| some of the of the six events the way Spartan gymnastics opponents to watch (floor exerci in the tourney that will with Colonel Sanders" Bates F Coach the George Szypula lined up prospects for Saturday's feature Western and Eastern also side parallel horse, rings, valuting,; and horizontal h_ second annual Michigan. makes him doubly potent ford Big Ten Two time U-M attack. 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Sat. 5:30 - • • p.m. 12:00 p.m. ^cember 4 191 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, December 4, 1970 17 leers home for series with Michiigan Tech defenseman in the country, I By RICK GOSSELIN One regular who will not be in State News Sports Writer haven't seen him," Tech Coach night though. Dwight Lewis will defenseman Doug Roberts. uniform for Friday night's John Maclnnes said. replace Finegan alongside of If you can't make it out to the match is senior defenseman Dan Rick Olson in the first If this weekend's series The Huskies do have game. players Finegan. The game either night, WMSN, the between Michigan Tech and who can score goals which Islington, Ont. native is under a campus network, will provide MSU follows the pattern set in explains the unblemished record one game Bessone plans to work more of 2-0 Tech has suspension for his skirmish with offensive power into his power play - by - play commentary. previous years, the hockey posted in WCHA WMSN sports director games will not play up to this point. Craig Sarner of Minnesota two play unit, moving third line left Terry only be weeks ago. He will be on the ice Ficorelli will give the broadcast, considered 60-minute contests, Last year's leading scorer, wingman Frank DeMarco to a with Mike for the Spartans McCarty but also 15 rounds of Darwin Mott, returns with the on Saturday point position along with the color. supplying w knockdown battle. impressive stats of 11 goals and The games will be 28 assists. A1 played at McLeod, who Demonstration Hall on Friday chipped in 14 goals to the and Saturday night at 7:30. Huskies cause last season, will Junior Varsity games will follow return to keep the left side solid. ■ ■ ■I the varsity games. In the nets, Maclnnes will start In the games thus far, the senior netminder Dick Marshall, Spartans' season has been a mere who competed in only three of flashback to the days of the Tech's games during last season. bare-knuckle fights, with MSU Bob Lee will defend the Huskies' giving as well as receiving its net on Saturday night. licks. The Spartans will counter with In the North Dakota Rick Duffett, who would like series, the Spartans were knocked down. But against Minnesota, the nothing more than to leave the MSU campus at the conclusion the discount Spartans got back their feet. of this term with two wins over And against Ohio State, MSU threw all the punches and scored Tech. Either Duffett or Jim Watt will junior store where guard the cage on dollar two knockouts. Saturday night. All alone The two-game set with the Huskies this weekend will Offensively, the Spartans have three set lines for the first will your provide the Spartans with their time this season. Bessone buys finally SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER It looks like Mark Calder shot against Freshman vs. the world Calder, along with line mates . . . well, at least against three Ohio State Don Thompson and Buckeyes. Jerry DeMarco are expected to put stiffest challenge. "I'd rate settled Michigan Tech at the combination, with on a third line Bill Sipola, 920 Trowbridge more the key men the scoring punch on Michigan Tech this weekend. top of the league along with Frank DeMarco, and Bob 13 OZ. Minnesota-Duluth," Coach Amo Michelutti set to back up the rebounding State News photo by Milt Horst Bessone said. first two lines. AQUA NET •V- CLAIR0L HAIR SPRAY The Huskies lost 10 "They played real well against } Remington players Rogular/Hard to Hold through graduation last year, but absorbed that loss by Ohio State last weekend and scored two goals," Bessone said. PSSSSSST l«*l eight freshmen on squad this season. dressing the varsity "I think they deserve another solid shot." INSTANT £QC ket S' swim season Leading the team is senior defenseman and captain Rob A1 Jakinovich Laking and will also Larry be in SHAMPOO Reg. 68? opens Murray, who is the team's most prominent All-America hope. uniform for spot will join duty. Laking Bob Michelutti in 09 The MSU swimmers will open their season college handling "If there's better the penalty attractive in tl John Thuerer. Mitchell is also a a killing jrday when they travel to Oakland University freestyle threat. chores for the Spartans. ment. Coach John Narcy's I the Michigan Collegiate Relays, diving squad should prove [rail ability in J to be one of the Spartan's biggest assets. Senior All fhe meet will give Coach Dick Fetters' squad an Merry Xmas (floor - American Tom Cramer is back to lead a exercq ly - season taste of competition, as well as a group of talented teammates to what ,svaluting, | orizontal hi, I>d look at always ■ strong Michigan, before the stellar year. Seniors Dave Coward promises to be a SOFT TOUCH and Bill Scott, I Ten contests begin in January. Other entrants ly potent f«u both of whom placed in the Big - Ten last season, FOAM [esent Mid > the side I likewi* not {the meet are host Oakland, Eastern Michigan, /ne State and Central Michigan, fetters has a small but strong core of standout |mmers returning from the squad that last year are also returning to the boards. Freshman Mike Cook, who was calls Cook the best Michigan's top high school diver last year, will join this trio. Narcy < from * PILLOWS < SKINNY DIP GIFT SET TON. PERMANENT Rog.-Supor-GontU diving prospect he's ever had. Michael's. shed third in the Big Ten. e to watch, b Leading the way in Cook may well be the only freshman to compete ra may giveh backstroke are A11 — American sophomore with the varsity this season. In a meet held 89 129 an Dilley, Steve Mitchell, a senior transfer Tuesday, Fetters' freshmen swamped a mediocre |dent from SMU, and senior Mike Boyle, who Alma College varsity, Reg. 996 p could proveJ up to make this event a Spartan strong point. 62-15, but failed to produce ly competir any outstanding performances. Che butterfly will feature another All ,dciting I ] nerican, sophomore Ken Winfield, along with - Saturday's meet should help to give a clearer ASST.'COLORS SYLVANIA nras a ste picture of the depth of the Spartan squad. After was a Nati lior let terman Pat Burke, while the leaders in the this season opener, there are no meets until DR. GRABOW FLASHCUBES aststroke are junior Jeff Lanini and sophomore 12 FLASHES ast year, January, so any impressions made at Oakland may O'Neill. COLOR t 'artans Chito prove to be lasting ones. Ura m all fifa he Spartans also sport a classy distance The meet will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the Oakland esol' run, wiiA style duo in senior George Gonzalez and junior University pool. Reg. 1.29 Balhorn i PIPES |for all-arouBl POLAROID Have You Got Reg. 6.49 #108 COLOR FILM 89 The Midterm Blues Reg. 4.2b tfc o* VLoldoyntWi (MCeutclLI Mark your calendar Tuesday, December 8 Relax, Older A Pizza (7:00 to 10:00 p.m.) From Domino's This is going to be a tough week - So why not take a short break and have a delicious pizza from Domino's. Just get on the phone and within 30 minutes have a tasty pizza delivered piping hot to your door. 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C., was you won't achieve excellence Biggie Munn and Head Coach Mike Hogan, Wilt Martin and named MSU's most valuable which results in the Duffy Daugherty. Gordie Bowdell were selected as player Wednesday nighL st the winning way. Daugherty didn't give any For everj "There's a price you have to honorary captains of this year's time to r Spartans' annual football bust. speeches but did say next year's team. MSU Vice President pay for winning. It's a physical Jack Allen was presented the and mental price. Let me tell team has already set two goals Breslin presented the - bout the fi Governor of you, they'll be shooting for. president's For the Michigan Award, a after 10 years in pro football and award to Gary gold watch, by Gov. William "We had a team Parmentier, senior >asons and 20 years of playing football in meeting the defensive linemen from Detroit. Milliken. Milliken, the first my other night ountry an life, I've learned that the joy in for all the Munn awarded the governor to be on hand in the last underclassmen on this year's Biggie Munn 970 must football is Award to Cal Fox for his "extra four years to officially present winning." squad and the gain MSU i Davis emphasized athletes are freshmen," effort" during the football the award, cited Allen's fine Daugherty said. "Our no. 1 goal It was no judged by their performance season. Bowdell was named the off is to win the national lings had I contribution to the team and his the field champion outstanding Detroit area player desire to win and succeed as as well, some of which is and our other goal is to be the jnth in thi good, some not so good. Big and thus received the Danziger arious rea ingredients which helped him win Ten champion. I haven't been too "College athletes have Award. The Ross the award. The Spartan players a great optimistic in the past, but I can Trophy, given nurderous opportunity to lead the way," he annually to the player who has No other had voted Allen most valuable. said. "People look up to them for confidently tell you that next made the best contribution to the lig Three, The 5-10,1970 pound halfback year will be one of our finest team both finished leadership and to set examples. In years." athletically and uccessive 1 the season with 811 my present job with NBC as a Unlike in the past there was no scholastically went to Vic ostto all th yards, despite playing the first commentator, I meet a Mittelberg, senior' offensive three games at flanker. He great team dinner this The Spar gained number of people who tell me year where the linemen from 757 yards in seven conference individual awards are presented. Tobin won Skokie, III. Mike ind it was they want their sons to grow up the Oil Can Award, The MSU football team held its annual football bust games, the third highest total in just like the athlete Instead there was just the team for his Vashington they see on humorous contribution to Wednesday night and six Spartan gridders received various leason. the league this year. Allen was and bust which was open to the the off the field. team. awards. The award also the Spartans' leading scorer public. And also unlike in the - winners are (from left to right): Gordon It may h "Success in football will mean Sonny Sixl and was named to UPI's All • Big success in life," he added. "But it past, there wasn't the usual Ten second team. anticipation build-up Former Green Bay Packer takes great dedication and goals to get to the top. When high or would be announced as winners as to VISIT OHIO U. defensive end Willie Davis was the of the various awards. players learn to refuse to accept A local Lansing writer chose to guest speaker. Davis, who played defeat, then they're going to be a his entire career with the Packers use what was Grapplers successful team." supposedly and gained all - Pro honors five Bob confidential information, (the Shackelton, MSU's open season times said the one basic item in winners were picked earlier this tonight Director of Alumni Relations, did ByGARYSCHARRER FRIDAY FISH FRY a 11 grapplers might soon be Athens, Ohio. a According a„ to WVYKf linO foam wrestling team. Peninger, nnn> Poninnar in State News Sports Writer now in FROM NOON ON — _ _ liquidated by vengeful Peninger, the non conference his ninth year as the The MSU - Spartan's probable line ByJEF foe has come for the Ohio . ALL YOU CAN EAT After dominating the Big Ten opponents. But according to pre up with the best head mentor also has two meet is: Big 118; Lon Johns State New wrestling world with five - season predictions, MSU will wrestling team in Ohio. Last Ten champs, sophomore Tom Hicks u i« consecutive conference again be favored for the top spot year the Bobcats won the Mid - Milkovich at 134 and Milkovich at 134; Ellis*t ] ■Football senior in conference action. America Abajace championships, one would think Conference heavy - weight Vic Mittelberg, at 150; either 1 l>own for it) that the Although the Spartans championship and placed ninth returning. Radman or Tom power of MSU's are Muir at m, „, play thi considered the team to beat, in the National John Abajace, a 150 Malecek or Bruce [suit in seri Collegiate pounder, Tim Moxini or Zindel it ij]1 MSU Coach Grady Peninger Athletic Association will be back for the Includes Cole Slaw, (NCAA). Spartans Sam Dodereti layers. In fai SHUTTLE BUS regards U-M and Iowa as having Ohio has four conference 177; Ben Lewis or Dave $f35 after winning the otball has 1 French Fries, Roll, For Our Service strong teams, and these two, champs back this year, including Big Ten at 190; Qd senior Bruce championship two years ago. heavyweight division, be contested Lughest and and Butter. along with the Spartans, will Trammel), a 158 Last by either freshmul > major spoi Customers year Abajace missed the most likely battle for the top runner - up in last year's NCAA entire season due to footballer Larry hd professior finishes. tournament. injuries. Other high finishers in the sophomore defensiveAveryi!fJ g| |But with th< The Spartan Gregg Johnson, defending Big John Shinsky. collegii Monday Italian Special wrestling squad conference meet nong - will open its Ten and NCAA returning b otball plaj season tonight champ at 118 include 177 runner Mittelberg, who up junior offensive tackle for p|,yfj| • against Ohio University at pounds heads the 1970-71 MSU Gerald Malecek and ort may soo all you can eat! junior Mike football team, will MSTtl most haza Ellis, the Midlands champ at 134 available for the not J ne last year. Ellis kve been Spaghetti the conference two placed second in after Christmas grapplers until ount of m< it T Ht WOHL U'S I but an injury years ago, playing in because the North hellbel otball work Glenn Herriman SoutiiAl | • iNNKttpm' J: kept him from the • Star football game. ■ to players as meet last year. Volkswagen, Inc. $150 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. PHONE 482-6226 Gone from last year's squad, which posted Spartan a 16-1 the The Spartans will Mildands Tournament LaGrange, Illinois compettml it| |mpson, Paul ohnson, Ge Kayle Sayers Y REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. record and 3121 E. GRAND RIVER • a second place 29-30. Big Ten action doesa't| lie sideline) "Lansing's Smallest standing in the NCAA, are begin until January. iabling injuri conference ^JolidajHnn^wt^ijII^ Volkswagen Dealer" champs Keith Lowrance (142), and Jack this Since MSU has yet to compettl [At MSU thi year, Peninger hisnt beal kissed the ent Zindel (190). The Spartans also '"able to completely size up an injury MAYBE WE SHOULD CALL THEM lost three good wrestlers in Bissell (126), Ron Ouellet and Pat Karslake Gary team. "Everything is intangiti (150) right now," he said. "We justl (167), via have to wait until Friday pother. Last; tartan player fce year, pr< graduation. (Please turn to page nijfit.| ormal amou 19) ear. 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Across from Berkey FREE CITY PARKING WITH VALIDATION Open every Sunday 125 50 with special sales Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Friday, December 4, 1970 19 S' fall sports, By DON KOPRIVA Rasmussen'6 debut as MSU quarterback and Duffy Daugherty's crew for a 42-16 loss. dumped Rasmussen gave MSU a solid State News Sporti Writer A 28-14 win over erased three season records and passing quarterback and numerous ff§ Washington State revived hope for Spartans For everything there is a season, a time to sorrow and MSU and Daugherty said his were picked on post season bowl teams. team was time to rejoice, and, often as not, a time to wonder injuries had already taken their toll, and improving, but The cross country season was not exactly one of stars Ron Curl huge defensive rejoicing through Nov. 14, as the Spartans compiled a ,out the future. and Bill Dawson had seen their seasons dual meet record of For the three fall sports at MSU, there were such cut short by injuries. 3-3, with losses to Minnesota and The 29-0 loss to Notre Indiana. But on that day MSU was •asonsand such times. And even though both the cross Dame followed but the ready and Spartans Spartans acquitted themselves well before a placed fourth, seventh,eight, 11th and 12th to ountry and soccer teams had successful years, fall of MSU's 13th Big Ten title and wrap up crowd in Spartan Stadium and capacity second in the last three 970 must go into the record as a failure, because once held the Irish scoreless in the second half until a years. Sophomore Ken Popejoy was the top finisher gain MSU did not have a winner in football. closing surge eked out the last for Jim Gibbard's It was not the failure of the year before, when seven points. Not much more can be said about squad in the Big Ten as fourth and lofty Ohio went on to take 20th in the State on Oct. 10, but a NCAA meet some ten days lings had been predicted and the Spartans dropped to superlative defensive effort by later and earn All America inth in the Big Ten. It was not this kind of failure for MSU held the Bucks to a 9-0 - acclaim. halftime lead. MSU scored The arious reasons, not the least of which was MSU's quickly against Michigan but never could Spartans went on to take seventh in the hold a lead and the Wolves NCAA murderous schedule. bumped a no - longer - a - meet. No other team in the country had to face the area's pushover MSU squad, 34-20. The Soccer became the Spartans were ready sport that jig Three, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Michigan on and showed it the next three weeks with big wins over wondering about. Payton Fuller tookeverybody over as coach was uceessive weekends. Needless to say, no other team Iowa, Indiana and Purdue. from Gene Kenney and the booters posted a 5-1-13 The Spartans still had record, good enough for most schools but ost to all three. a shot at third place and a 5-2 not good season mark but the Minnesota The Spartans had begun the season with high jinx dumped them at enough to earn MSU an NCAA berth. It was hopes Minneapolis and Northwestern's best team in over time MSU had missed the the first md it was thought that a win in the opener at 20 post season years clipped MSU, since 1963. competition Vashington might launch the Spartans on a successful 23-20, in the finale before a meager crowd at Spartan Stadium. leason. There were still some Worse yet for Fuller and It may have, but no one will ever bright spots for Duffy and MSU company, the soccer future know, because fans, as Eric Allen attained the brilliance which had at MSU began to look doubtful. No Sonny Sixkiller ruined junior college transfer Mike scholarships were been predicted for him available so next year's squad will have sophomore year, Mike only juniors and seniors receiving aid. NJURIES UP THIS YEAR 3 key Three big cogs in MSU's Big Ten championship machine Spa grind their way toward a win here against Football Notre Dame. Sophomore Rand Kilpatrick (48), dangerous? junior Dave Dieters (50) and senior Kim Hartman too (49) all ranked high for MSU 42 points and placed seventh the Big Ten and NCAA meets. The he NCAA. Spartans won the Big Ten with State News photo by Don Gerstner By JEFF ELLIOTT State News Actually you'll get a lot more "In fact what I'd like to see is a Sports Writer twisted and injuries. A player can lower his sprained ankles return to the leather helmets," shoulder into another and with (Football has always been hown for its rugged and fierce ay, play that would sometimes playing in soft regular grass. Here, when you make a sharp cut, your leg will turn but your foot won't. the Spartans' team doctor "I've worked with both I'm positive the leather one says. types and the hard outside of the really hurt someone. These pads, pads Grapplers The Quick Action! Sony CFM 8000 W - AM/FM Portable On artificial grass a are all soft underneath but hard (Continued from page 18) Radio / Cassette suit in serious injury to the player's cleats would cut - Corder down on injuries on top." will 'give' and he can make the ayers. In fact, next to hockey, caused by the helmet. At the Another problem which must "I'm real proud of these guys. stball has been tabbed as the proper cut." same time it wouldn't increase be overcome is the No one has ever won five titles One item that Dr. Jarett feels is emphasis SONY (ughest and hardest hitting of head injuries because there's placed on physical conditioning, in a row. We had six SUPERSCOPE. i major sports played in causing more injuries is the enough padding in a leather champions college especially at a young age. Too in 1969, also Big Ten record. \ou bd professionally. helmet. In the '40s and '50s helmet to protect you." a never heard it so good. players wore leather many players wait until they're in [But with the growing injury list helmets. But It doesn't since then, the shift has been to seem possible that a high school to begin conditioning "We have been blessed with nong collegiate and professional player could get hurt with all the and this is too late, Jarrett real good for $159.95 the plastic helmet with the face says. talent," Peninger jotball players, the gridiron protection he wears in a "A youngster should be added. "We have game. a bunch of tort may soon replace hockey as guard. He's covered with foam rubber running and jumping constantly hard - working kids, and he most hazardous sport. There "Today's helmet is actually a and padding over 75 per cent of lethal when he's ten years old," he naturally I'm real proud of fcve been more than the usual weapon," Dr. Jarett said. the front and side of his them." body. He nount of injuries around the "Players will stick their helmet into the ball carrier's stomach wears knee, hip, thigh and (Please turn to page 23) HI-FI atball world this season. Such shoulder pads and his feet are when making a tackle, often TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES bo players as Joe Namath, O.J. heavily taped to give added ASMSU Great Issues Presents: > Phone 337-2310 1 101 EAST GRAND RIVER causing serious injury. pmpson, Paul Wharfleld, Charley support. So with all this 'Grabbing someone's face mask Dhnson, George Webster and ayle Sayers have been forced to could result in a permanent neck injury. I would rather see the face protection, shouldn't he be free from injury? COL. ARTHUR HOLMES he sidelines this year with DR. LAWRENCE JARRETT "You might think that," Dr. guard removed and have to worry Jarett said, "and it's true players Director of Michigan abling injuries. about four or five broken noses I At MSU this fall, 13 players this year as compared to the past. are better protected today than Selective Service will speak on each year than to have to kissed the entire season because But while the quantity of worry they were ten or twenty years about one broken neck which an injury of one type or injuries may be higher this year, could ago. But at the same time this imnypAmnTiAMti pother. Last year, about a dozen cause paralysis. protection is also creating more the type of injury is different, partan players were sidelined for according to MSU team physician Friday, Dec. 4 Erickson Kiva (ie year, probably twice the Dr. Lawrence Jarrett. ormal amount in an average "We had more 2 p.m. shoulder ear. separations, and knee and ankle LAST DAY! [ There's been a lot of talk injuries this year," Dr. Jarett said, Iround campuses this year that he new artificial grass being "but in my opinion they weren't to pick up caps and gowns due to the turf. The knee injury is pstalled in stadiums will help the result of direct blows from leduce injuries. The Spartans linemen. )layed all ten of their games on faster and They're bigger and are hitting a lot harder for rtan turf this year, one of the this year. Rrst collegiate teams to do rhus many school officials and so. "The turf has nothing to do with the increase in ankle injuries Fall Commencement loaches who don't have the Artificial grass will be talking to -- at least there's no proven evidence to my knowledge," he Nurses Spartan personnel during the Off season about their injury list added. "It's just one of those unexplainable happenings. 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The Lansing squad, drug comprised Deputy Chief East Lansing Police Naert of the said the group of detectives dress In old clothes and drive their own the time we five minute get through with a lecture, they aren't about to tell us anything," department made 23 arrests for can be released on bond narcotics violations, including know that it will take two years and crim squ support «bond?" himself W|,„n , "Addicts are our prime of 15 cars, Husby said. dispensing drugs. Today, the for the case to be ofhcers, department makes more arrests Many return to the adjudicated. and East Lansing police men and two but said the departments now use undercover suspects. Often they have no visible of began December 1. Since then, squad does not really do undercover "So you put surveillance on than that a month. streets and "J"* only tried th, suS J agents dressed as ordinary must means have support and the number of burglaries such, but is work as similar to the those people and you live with But because the commit more crime, he says. even on If he is onr d citizens cars to and driving unmarked investigate breaking and money to support their habit," Husby said. reported over weekends has dropped from 30 to 35 to about Lansing police's job of them 24 hours a In day." 1968, Husby said his jammed with cases, courts are Husby says, "If the prosecutor has a case and a man knows good he will be on more tried than one anftj And while the job of 18. surveillance and investigation. suspects charged with a felony knows the enterings, armed robberies, purse Husby's convicted, why should he sentences "armed robbery and The squad has Husby said the squad's job is concurrently, Husby sajd snatchings, and other "street burglary tactical unit "is not to do the its time on the spent much of not "entrapment." The 11 crimes." work of the regular narcotics Lansing, where much of westside of policeman's job is more difficult today because detectives have ON WEST SIDE Lansing's crime occurs. But as been the need arises, the hampered in their squad will investigating procedures. "follow the crime." BUF sponsors Part of this stems from The East court breakfast Lansing police decisions, but part is the department's result plain clothes of a more burglary squad educated public is similar to Today suspects have to Lansing's. informed of their rights, "and be by By JAMES BARFIELD picked up in front of their rCOUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON program through the summer during the term, to COUPON State News Staff Writer Each morning before residence hall at six o'clock. are promptly returned for their They months. Their breakfast has been program operating since last July. drop-in center. help out J 8 starting to 9:10 a.m. class. school, the children who live in One of the biggest problems the c "The rationale behind the Anyone Finals Week breakfast program faces is that of interested 3 the black community on breakfast program is that personnel. Starting in the volunteering should z Lansing's west side can have winter, Office contact, breakfast served to them at the abasically every child should have of 8 good meal before starting out Fleming said, each residence hall will be responsible for a Student Services Black Affair! c Westside Drop-In center. each morning, period information. Bldg. for', The George Fleming, Dear Santa, 3 of thebreakfastFree is served as part coordinator and member of the Special z Breakfast Program BUF executive board said. "This Please fill the c 8 initiated by the Black United is sponsored by such groups as the the function we Front, (BUF). The program is provide," he added. hope we can IFC officers attack "It is also our aim to Black Faculty keep an 3 Center Committee, the on going commitment with the stockings of all Cedar J ill for MSU students z o o for Urban Affairs, the black Office of Black Affairs, Delta community in Lansing by utilizing University services," he prob/ems of Greeks age residents with: c Sigma Theta Sorority, and the said. By DONNA WILBURN 3 Friendship Baptist Church. The program that is run State News Staff Writer This ad is worth z Dances and various other events BUF is a continuation of the by the New officers working with the format of a new • Good luck o are held to finance the program. program started by the city. The provided Inter - Fraternity Council constitution (IFC) with new ideas h*| for finals o The menu includes cold cereal, city had set up breakfast winter term. [JI c milk, toast, orange juice, cookies programs but after the millage Joseph Ditzhazy, Northville junior and • An plans to re-define their position president of IFC I acting enjoyable vacation, 3 and graham crackers. Plans failed said the group 20% are to pass last summer, it • A z o being made to change the menu for the winter. Grits, hot discontinued them. BUF still organization, the Panhellenic Council. with their sistalI merry Christmas "At the present, IFC o cereal, receives some funds from the representatives view any connection with I c toast and hot chocolate are Panhel in a more negative than positive some city, however. position," Ditzhazy aid I )A of the things that will be "We may vote to disaffiliate happy New Year 3 The food is prepared served. by black Because children do eating breakfast not when school is stop with this change their goals and alter their irrelevant sorority group unlessthnl Kind a safe return off 8 student volunteers who are out, BUF decided to continue the Thursday, members of the new IFC executive their funds from the First status," he continued* board withdrew! National Bank of East to any gift, boxed cards, gift c 3 Another New Service the officers feltthe bank promotes an Lansing anti-student attitude becausj campus wrap and other items withl (except counter Dec. 7 12 at cards) when coupon is presented z from regard to financial transactions. Ditzhazy said the bank's policy I - checking accounts, student savings accounts regarding levels of studentI The Card 8 CAMPUS discriminatory. and student loans Il< Sincerely, Shop Annex c 3 In affect an effort to combat the problems of rising city taxeswhicfa l fraternity houses, Ditzhazy submitted Cedar The Lost Mariner z BLOW-UP! a Village c 8 to President Wharton asking for IFC asked that the assistance. request Thursdiv University assume the land titles to all the I Management in the 3 z fraternity houses in a trust, thus taxes. exempting fraternities fromdty SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER IFC also hopes to get more involved in the next term by campus community Across from the South 8 petitioning for a voting representative on Dorm complex c YOUR PHOTOS ENLARGED "Greeks constitute who do not feel approximately 1,200 off - campus student! ASMSl'. OPEN: 3 factions of they are adequately represented by off-campus z ASMSU," Ditzhazy explained. TO BI6 20"X24" Mon. thru Fri. 9:30-8:30' Sat. 9:30-5:30 BankAmericard HHHHMUHBI 8 c "5 POSTER SIZE. $095 The acting president said that a fraternities of IPC activities and services anticipates a minimum of two letters newsletter will be mailed to all informing houses Ht A In an during winter term. [ COUPON COUPON COUPON COUPON attempt to create a better rush COUPON COUPON2 financially sponsor rush during fall and rush will be handled system, IFC wis spring terms. Winter tern by each house individually. 24-HOUR SERVICE! To cut the cost of rush merchants to help finance publicity, IFC will plan to ask loai advertising costs in newspapers as 1 as displaying rush posters. Bring in your negatives, slides, wTcfTeldsis or photos and we'll make you a & white poster! beautifully - detailed 20" x 24" black ALIVE AND KICKING Chevrolet AT THE condition, ne< exhaust, $25( Chevrolet OOKVORtt • 39,000 miles. $1,095,882-1 SUNDAY NIGHT 8 P.M., in the 131 E. Grand River Across from the Union 507 E. Grand River SHOW BAR 50 admission Across from Food Specials Berkey Available PHONE HOURS: 351-8460 iscount records 225 ANN ST. DAIL Y 9:30-8:30 SA T. 9:30-6:00 SUN. 12:00-5:00 The Only Complete Record Store in Lansing or East Lansing GEORGE HARRISON 2-RECORD SET ALL THINGS MUST PASS NEW FROM CAPITOL "LIVE" $3.59 ... made with Little Caesar's Real Italian Sauce and Select APPLE Cheese... from the giant Blended 600°ovens in the window. fy Little GEORGE HARRISON Small Caesars ipxzzja GranW Medium Large DART 1964. CHEESE WITH PEPPEROIMI 1.00 1.20 2.30 & suspension, br exhaust. Gooc 1.40 1.75 2.85 WITH MUSHROOM 351-8372. 3-1: WITH HAM 1.55 1.55 1.90 1.90 3.00 GRAND FUNK 3.00 WITH BACON 1.55 1.90 3.00 CHEESE, Your Choice of Any TWO ITEMS 1.80 2.15 ALL THINGS MUST PASS 3.25 CHEESE, Your Choice of Any THREE ITEMS 2.00 =■ SPECIALS I WITH FAMOUS ITALIAN SAUSAGE 1.55 2.35 3.45 George Harrison WITHBLACK OLIVES 1.90 3.00 A new, six-sided skyrocket adven¬ jj Newest Albums by: Z •v 1.55 1.90 3.00 ture from WITH GROUND BEEF George Harrison one low price!. ... for 2 Elton John $2.99 = 1.40 1.75 2.85 Includes My Sweet FORD galaxie WITH GREEN PEPPER 1.40 Lord; Isn't'It i Pity; I'd Have You Z Pink Floyd $2.99 ; 1.75 2.70 automatic, pc WITH ONION Anytime; If Not For You; Beware Of • B.B. King 1.40 1.75 2 70 Darkness; All Things Must Pass; $2.99 = John, 353-7099 LITTLE CAESARS even ever wonderfully more. 5 Badfinper $2.99 = SPECIAL, CHEESE, S James Taylor PEPPERONI, BACON, MUSHROOM, $2.99 : HAM, GREEN PEPPER, ONION (ANCHOVIESON REQUEST) 3-RECORD jnLwnu gel SET 2 Isaac Hayes : Stephen ■ oiapnen aimsStills $2.99 : \ » LA 2.65 $2.99 : a m 3.00 4.10 : Jesus Christ- EXTRA ITEMS (ABOVE ON REQUEST) DELIVERY CHARGE 50c .30 .35 .60 Campus Delivery Off Campus & ONLY $6.99 Ljsgg $7.18 S ":"ld 337-1681 Circle Drive 337-1631 Open every Sunday 12 5 with special sales Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4, lv/, state news classified STATE NEWS 355-8255 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! ! CLASSIFIED 3558255 The State News SAT/Sfy yOUR NEEDS r/ktt permit racial discrimination in or does not religious Auto Service & Parts fmnkLy speaking . by Phil Frank For Rent For Rent for Rent its MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East advertising columns. The Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. GIRL TO sublet winter / spring, $55 REDUCED RENT. . . WANTE D ONE or two girls for Cedar 1 girl for 3 State . man. News will not Complete auto painting and per month. Call 351-5141. 2-12-4 731 Brooke Arms. Call apartments Disposal, accept collision service. IV 5-0256. C 351-3081. automotive advertising which 3-12-4 dishwasher, balcony, air discriminates against EAST LANSING, Spartan Avenue conditioning Sublease, 353-6281 Scooters & Cycles PRECISION religion, race, color or duplex. Furnished for 4 persons GIRL WANTED: Campus Hill or 332-0478. 3-12-4 Auto Parts & Service national origin. IMPORTS with long or short term leases. Call Apartments. $45/month. Phone after 4 p.m., 485-6222. 2-12-4 CEDAR VILLAGE. Girl needed to Aviation Complete service for 351-8628. 3-12-4 sublet winter I* EMPLOYMENT most foreign models — FOR WINTER term. 2 man, $170. 4 and/or Spring service, repair, and ONE GIRL. Winter term. 3 351-3187. 3-12-4 |. FOR RENT body work. 484-441 I man, $220. No lease. Lowebrook $55/month. New - man. furniture. Apartments Automotive 1204 E. Oakland Apartments, 1300 E. Grand River, 351-7221. 3-12-4 DIMONDALE, 2 bedroom 351-5289. 2-12-4 unfurnished. $125/month. Phone Houses CAR WASH, 25c or automatic wash, 646-8907 after 5 p.m. 5-12-4 FORD GIRL WANTED winter / spring. Rooms galaxie 500 xl, 1963 50c. Wax and vacuum. U-DO-IT. NEED ONE man immediately excellent condition. Call for Furnished apartment $68/month. between 430 South Clippert, back of the three NEEDED: i. FOR SALE 8:30 10:30 a.m. - man. $58.00 monthly. Close. 351-2371. 3-12-4 ONE man to share and after 5pm Koko Bar. 0-12-4 337-2098. 4-12-4 apartment. Close Animals 355-0809. 2-12-4 —t'—iU.-—— — — — — — — JTjJTS to campus. AT MEL'S CAPITOL NEAR. Clean, modern 351-1976. 3-12-4 Mobile Homes we repair all foreign and1 PENNSYLVANIA NORTH. Upstairs, FORD, 1935. Panel American cars. If we can't fix studios. Quiet location. For truck. Restored. rt. It I* PERSONAL Best offer. Call can't be fixed. Call 332-3255. one bedroom, furnished secretaries or co-eds. 372-4583. COUPLE: ONE bedroom, furnished, 393-1024. 1-12-4 O utilities included. $130 I. PEANUTS PERSONAL apartment. Utilities $125. Deposit. 351-3969. 2-12-4 included. 3-12-4 332-2803 or 332-2157. 3-12-4 - $135. I* REAL ESTATE GARAGE SALE. 1967 Shelby GT Employment ONE GIRL needed. Dec. 11 - Jan. 1 350 I. RECREATION show Avenger; 1961 car; 1967 Aztec NEED ONE girl for four man starting free. $57.50/month. 351-4685. TWO MEN needed for New Cedar Dune buggy with needed YOUNG men and women winter. Delta Arms. $55 per Village apartment. Winter and/or I* SERVICE rebuilt engine. Call 4-12-4 Jay, 351-1378 for full time employment. 2 p.m. month. Call 351-2160. 2-12-4 3-12-4 spring. 332-2951. 3-12-4 Typing Service til 10 p.m. Start immediately. Call WANTED ONE girl. Winter term 485 9700. 2-12-4 ONE OR two girls to join NEEDED GIRL to share apartment TRANSPORTATION one in only. Twyckingham. Call LEMANS, 1969 350, V-8. Power 2-bedroom apartment. Small pet 351-2290. 3-12-4 near campus. 332-0143 or WANTED steering, Cordova top. $1900 or BABYSITTING IN my home. welcome. 337-0810. 2-12-4 337-0228. 3-12-4 best. 351-8417. 3-12-4 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 12 WANTED ONE girl winter and/or DEADLINE 5 p.m. Spartan NEED ONE girl FURNISHED. Utilities paid. Males Village. 355-2991 winter, two spring. Will negotiate. Cedar 1 P.M. one class day MAVERICK 1970. after 3 p.m. 2-12-4 bedroom, block from only, available winter term. Call Automatic, Berkey. Village. 351-3198. 3-12-4 before publication. returning to school. Pay balance. 484-6764 evenings. 5-12-4 FAST GROWING company now has "9cm, fflr too A gnawer ne $65. 351-9391. 2-12-4 after 5:30 p.m., IV 2-6677. 3-12-4 Cancellations 12 noon - openings for several full time men. its peesww ONE ONE OR Available OR two to sublease two girls starting winter. class winter, one day before MAVERICK Automatic, Also 2 part time positions spring. University Villa. 332-2343. $57.50. No deposit. 351-8076. open. publication. returning t7 & 16 10, Misplaced 15. Holly 19, Soft food 20.Baboon it? p0RD GALAXIE '9 20 21 2Z automatic, 1966. V-8. Sedan, power. Best offer. Scooters & Cycles 23 % 2^ %%% 25 26 27 22. Commercial 24. Shaded walk John, 353-7099. 3-12-4 BRIDGESTONE 175 Dual Twin. 26 %29 do 25, Alligator pear FORD 1968 Galaxie 2 door hardtop, vinyl roof. Completely equipped, Excellent condition. Two helmets, $225. 355-5659. 3-12-4 %Ji %32 26, Wolframite 27. Pipe fitting excellent leaving condition. country on Professor sabbatical, HONDA SCRAMBLER, 160, 1966. %%% 33 35 % % 37 29. Type square 30 Auditory .Sdrd 393-0242. 3-12-4 New motor, best offer. IV 7-0003. 2-12 4 58 i '/// 39 % V/, *41 31. Saunter 32. Divert 33. Vampires 1966 Super Bus. 150 hp., Call Maynard Berry, 351-5210 or Simon Real Estate, //A yA automatic. Radio. Aux heater. ^3 •iH 31. District Clean, runs good. $1095. Aviation Okemos - MSU Branch. The full service real estate /// 35. Shower 882-4523. VS vi «7 FORD 1966 3 12-4 Super Bus. 150 hp, FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to company, 351-2260. % % ,37. Favorite (40. Parson bird 1. Lamprey learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. automatic. Radio, Aux heater. Clean, runs good. $1095. 3-12-4 Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 2 i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, December 4 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale ONE MAN For Sale needed for 4 WANTED: MATURE apartment. Call 361-4654. 3-12-4 man sublease, student own room in house, $40. to GIRLS ROOMS Winter term. Now available. 337-1408 after 4 p.m. Y.M.C.A. KLH MODEL 27 AM-FM 90 watt AMPEX For Sale — ROOMS for young men stereo receiver. Fisher TX CASSETTE system with STEREO - AM-FM and Color TV 100 ONE MAN needed to sublease winter After 6 p.m., 489-3963. 3-12-4 3-12-4 or women. Parking, Membership privileges. color TV, stereo amp. Wharfedale speaker speakers. Plays and records. Excellent condition. Only $110. combination. Sell for $400. TU 2-8350. 4 12-4 IF YOU wVntVOMV^ check the or winter and spring. NEED ONE man for three man ranch ROOMS FOR men winter term. Now lounge, pool, set. Garrard lab 80 changer. 351-1595. 3-12-4 ^ "hou«ehold Meadowbrook house. January 1st, 1403 Beech gym. Student rate*. 489-6501. O Empire turntable. Dual HS33 Trace. 393-6762. leasing. 337-1408 after 4 p.m. CHEST, $12.96. Stove, $12.95. 5-12-4 corner compact stereo set. STEREO, Hagadorn. 332-8519 after 3-12-4 TWO OR 3 girls. Room HAMMOND ORGAN. Model B-3 Refrigerator, $19.95. Bed, $19.95, 5 p.m. 3-12-4 Corner of Holmes and and board. Kalamazoo. amps, tuners, receivers, tape recorders, tape decks, 150 used with Leslie and Hammond ABC SECONDHAND STORE, Mobile Hon^ CAPITOL COMPLEX near. MEN: CLOSE Call 351-3533, 9 1208 Turner. C quiet, private 8-track tapes. 8 track tape players, speakers. 332-5244. 2-12-4 , a.m. - 5 p.m. or Furnished, 2 bedroom duplex. OUTSTANDING TWO bedroom. entrance, refrigerator, 882-5569 after 6 p.m. 2-12-4 no cooking. 300 used albums. T.V.'s, radios, Carpeted, fireplace, North Francis, SKI BOOTS LANGE 2 bedroom. Fully December 15. Also 2 and 3 room garage. carpeted. refrigerator, range, 332-0939. 3-12-4 walkie - talkies, wall tapestries. pro. Size 10H. 2 years old. $85. 351-2143. WIRE FRAMES? Many styles, white caro,J X| furnished apartments. Girls or Couples. 372-1336, before 3 p.m. 4-12-4 SINGLE ROOM. Male SINGLE MALE — cooking. Close to campus. clean, quiet, no Equipment tested and guaranteed. Save 4-12-4 or yellow gold at OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan °ff^l Cell 625 3520 student. money by swapping. married couples. Phone 489-1276. Winter term. $15 351-0631. 2-12-4 SIX FOOT Avenue. 372-7409. C-12-4 MOBILE home 5 12-4 per week. 523 WILCOX SECONDHAND Head Standard Skis. NEED ONE or two girls for large Charles St. 1-12-4 Tyrolia conditioned 8*40 STORE, 509 East Michigan, Delude bindings, IV7 6260 . '1 house downtown. No deposit. No ROOM FOR 12, doubles. $200 FLEA MARKET, 40.000 used books, ,f,er 5 ^ NEED FOURTH girl sublease. Winter hassels. Call 485-8406. 3-12-4 FOUR GIRLS term. Room, board, washing. Call per 485-4391, 8 - 5:30 p.m., Monday aluminum ^QVVjsed 3 times. P m and/or spring. Americana. — Cooking, bath, private entrance. Call after 332-3574. 11-12-4 thru Saturday. C $95. 351-5&.0, after 5:30 p.m. 10c and 50c each. Phone MALE 4pm 4-12-4 669-9311. 4-12-4 TO .hare 351-2707. 5-12-4 GIRL FOR 7 girl house. $70. Phone 332-0063. 1-12-4 GUITAR, TRIPLE pick up, hollow bedrooms, $8o J*"*' 351-8182. 3-12-4 CAPITOL CLUB. 200 TAKUMAR POLICE MONITORS. Sonar FR 103, Immediately, ONE MAN needed for two man SINGLE and ROOM. Private entrance and women. $12 rooms, men furnished. body. Excellent. Best offer. 351-6338. 3-12-4 months f4 old. 200mm $120. lens. Panasonic 6 special sale. $29.95 up, plus EAST LANSING 361'1713.5? private bath. 484-4422. 0-7-12-4 apartment $70/month. on Cedar Street. 529 REGENT. 7 room house, 3 block Parking. One transistor TV. Never used. $80. crystals. MAIN ELECTRONICS, home. - CH! DEAR MSU I miss you. appreciate you! Pami. 2-12-4 referred from the East Lansing Commission for their Special greetings to: K.A., JJH., the Union. Refreshments Evergreen Ave., told the council DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term WE are interested in starting small recommendation [1.0., C.M., P.U., L.L., D.B., M B., MAXWELL papers. Expert typist with degree groups of men to talk about Male Role compliments of the Union Board. concerning a — SHRINE worshipers i.B., A.C., to MooSuSkiars, and Ttx- — called yesterday. What's a shrine? in English. IBM. 351-8950. OO Liberation. If you are interested, change in the ordinance to The Kingdom of Witchland is include sexual discrimination. I.F., S B., to my friends and Crucial issues faced Merry Christmas and smile! Love, please call 353-9785 and leave your fcreditors please write or phone: TYPING sponsoring a second quarterly In ensuing discussion at the Squeak. 1-12-4 — 85 wpm, term papers, number with Change Information Batsel, 80 Forrest Manor Rd. theses, scientific reports. Center. Dubuque Drive on Saturday, Human Relations Commission fcpt. 613, Don Mills, Ontario, BROOCHES, THANKS for the BEST Reasonable. 484-2661.0 December 12, featuring the Little Red meeting, a member of the Canada. 1-12-4 Car Bus Company and Delivery audience season ■Tonight at Erickson Kiva, who said she was by ever! The Rolley Pole. a great 1-12-4 STUBS - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! TERM PAPERS, theses, accurate service. 393-4075,484-1874. etc. Rapid Experienced. 20-12-4 FOLK CONCERT with Charlie Smith and Jeff Tordoff, John Campbell, Vicki Jacobs, the 411 Folk Project, Service. We especially invite the members of the Society for the Destruction of Carthage, but those council members representing Charles Himelright described theater. the practice of the I Peanuts Personal love you. POOH. 1-12-4 Virginia Van Vatzah, Mike Leach, unable to pronounce the password Some members of Academic Council say fall term's council FOR FAST,, efficient typing call with Joe Janetti asMC.8 p.m., an easy need not apply. work has dealt with some of the most difficult "Although it doesn't hurt me Shirley Mense at 339-2069. 3-12-4 $1 donation at the door. Sponsored by problems personally," she said, "any kind FIST DATE, lavalier, pin. ring, TERRY RAPCHAK, The Badminton Club will meet confronting the faculty. of discrimination hurts the MSU Folklore Society. tonight The most time wedding day. That's us. Love, Congratulations new Pan-hel - consuming issue was Student Participation in ANN BROWN: at 7-9p.m. in the Lower Gym of the everybody." Eddie J. 1-12-4 president. Anchors away! The Typing and multilith Academic Government. Four sessions of the council in November T. Clinton DG's 1-12-4 offset printing. UNION BOARD is showing the award Women's IM. Cobb, commission Complete service were devoted entirely to discussing this for winning TAKE ONE student made report. chairman, said, "We as a DHN, CONGRATULATIONS. dissertations, theses, The ALTERNATIVE coffeehouse has C. C. Killingsworth, professor of labor and industrial commission manuscripts, general typing. IBM. experimental films at 7 and 9:45 p.m. relations, have not had Only fifteen more days until you EVERYBODY - THANKS fer the said the council worked harder than usual this term. He people with ideas. Come and enjoy the no longer need think of me as an fanTAStic B-day — Billy P. (Hi, 21 years experience. 332-8384. C on Wednesday, Jan. 6, in the Union described complaints like this before, but coffee, folk rock, dialog, expression, the meetings as older Kid). 1-12-4 Ballroom, Thursday, Jan. 7 in Conrad containing "tension and fire." the commission will look into it. woman. Happy early Auditorium, and Friday, Jan. 8 in friends and Jesus Christ. Saturday "We were dealing with a difficult and emotional nineteenth birthday! Love, Kiddo. BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. night 9-12 p.m. 4930 S. Hagadorn at subject WOLFMAN TO 108B Wells. Admission $1. (student participation) and then we got into ^Keep smilin'. 1-12-4 Roadrunner, No job too large or too small. the corner of Shaw Lane across from faculty Happiness is a fuzzie pinmate for Block off campus. 332-3255. C Hubbard Hall. Admission only 25c. compensation on which there were strong feelings," Killingsworth HANK YOU Cupid — I love you. the Happy fuzzie busboy. Dating | UNION BOARD is sponsoring a BOOK DRIVE Dec. 2, through Dec. said. SN correction scene is pau. Aloha, Dear. 1-12-4 "The long arduous meetings of the council Gordy. 1-12-4 PROFESSIONAL 11. Books will be used to stock the The Society for Creative represented a serious effort of faculty members THESIS Union's Browsing Room, others will Anachronism's Twelfth Night Revels concerning the role of academic An error in Thursday's story : AN IE we're all proud of our new DEBBIE, THANKS for remembering. PREPARATION will be held January 6, 1971 at 8:30 government in the University community," council member You're someone I can't forget. be donated to various worthy causes. of Inter - Fraternity Council, graduate. The woods. 1-12-4 p.m. on the Lower Lounge of St. Walter F. Johnson, professor of administration and Ron. 1-12-4 • IBM Typing Weareasking your help. Books may be higher stated that IFC coordinator • Multilith Printing 1 left in boxes provided in all dorms, UN John's on MAC Ave. Members education, said. YCLE BOB. Hope you have a great interested in the banquet phone Sarah "I think this is Joseph Ditzhazy, said his • Hardbinding lounge (basement of Union Building) a transitional period in which Christmas even though we can't be HEAVY MAUD, Have a Merry Shaw at 351-0100 before Dec. 11. the direction of we are moving in fraternity (Beta Theta Pi) would there. Christmas "Li!" Sister, Big Broth Complete Professional Thesis Service for or call 355-3355 for pick up service. If Costumes requ ired. community participation in governance," he withdraw from the organization Love, Sue, Debi, Marilyn, you have any questions call 355-3355 added. and Bon-bon. 1-12-4 Bruno. 1-12-4 Mister's and Doctoral Candidates. Free if the new constitution and new or Joanne Swan at 355-3490. Edward A. Carlin, dean of University college, also reflected Brochure and Consultation. Please Call Christians at East Lansing will hold on officers were accepted. MEN OF 54 Cliff and Paula Haughey 337 1527 or 627 2936 the sessions concerning the student participation report. 1 IF 3 were 2 we could be 1. Tom. Collingwood: Thanx for gospel meetings each Sunday at 7:30 The story should have read The Winter Term Book Exchange is great term. 1-12-4 "It was a lot of hard work 1-12-4 a coming. There will be a pick up of p.m. in Room 102 Kellogg Center. observing the fine points which had Ditzhazy would withdraw if TERM to be discussed, and we came PAPERS, dissertations, etc. books to be sold, FINALS WEEK, in up with the best we could," he said. these changes were not accepted. HI MU Green Room-Thanks for a DANCING VALKERIE, My little sis: Experienced, IBM Selectric. Call W. Shaw Meeting Room from 12-6 | great term! Elaine 1-12-4 Have a suPer Christmas Break. Karen, 882-2639. B-12-4 p.m. on Dec. 8, 9, 10. The Winter 1-12 4 LETTE GOOD luck studying Transportation Term Book Exchange will take place Who's Whose More injuries — in W. Shaw Lower Lounge, Winter 'or finals! Your BIG SIS. 1-12-4 CAROL, CORN Chex, Turtle Term Registration Week, Jan. 4 - 9. Woman Student teach good. For more information on this student - 3LLEEN, MUCH luck on all your Roommate 2. 1-12-4 WANTED: RIDE for two to Chicago run, non-profit service or to volunteer WINNINGS Diane Cheal, Pontiac junior Alpha med exams. Love, Ed. 1-12-4 or Milwaukee, leaving Dec. 19. to make this service a success, call New Delta Pi to Mel (Continued from page 19) WE DO have fun. 1-12-4 Call Draftz, Flat Rock, 351-5197 or 353-4322. Community, 353-9785 or 351-0963. p. HAPPY 25thI The next 25, I'll 3-12-4 Toni Beth Dizik, Huntington Woods, senior, Phi Sigma Kappa. 0 !ove you. BH. 1-12-4 sophomore, Olivet College to Robert Recreation Flick Festival II: Wilson, Case, and Brenner, Orchard Lake, junior, Sigma Nancy Hoagland, Birmingham, junior, remarked. "Young people don't Even bathing SAN DIEGO, Escondido, California. Wonders present on Friday night, 10 Alpha Mu. Kappa Alpha Theta to Gary get enough exercise in their every day |APPY BIRTHDAY Dole A. EUROPE: $209 round trip jet to Need ride home, Christmas. Frank 2 in the Wonders Lower can't stop it. p.m. - a.m. Hooverson, Birmingham, junior. Delta pre-puberty stage. There's too Anderson. 1-12-4 London. Summer '71. Call Steve, Gordon, 355-8763. 2-12-4 Lounge for your entertainment much car-riding in our country. Claire Kyoko Sato, Honolulu, Hawaii, Chi. 393-6850. 5-12-4 "Chambers of Horrors" and the Our younger generation needs to Feminine odor starts inter¬ graduate, Alpha Xi Delta to Thomas | A THE best is yet to come, many WANTED: TWO riders to San "Horror of Dracula" plus cartoons. Matthew Fisher, Ludington, graduate, ENGAGEMENTS condition themselves nally, and nn amount of bath¬ surprises. T.E. 1-12-4 more, SKI LAURENTI AN, Montreal, Francisco. Help pay expenses. Admission 23c. Pi Kappa Phi. ing can remove it. Soap and especially if they want to be an Canada Christmas break. Deluxe Phon- ''39-8875. 3-12-4 Michele M. Brown, Hamburg, athlete later on. water simply can't reach the 30FUS. You're in never - never package, $175. Call Fred, The East Lansing High School area where the odor starts. Monica Nemcik, Bannister, to Bob sophomore to John B. Knight, land. Wake up. The sun is shining. 355-2824. 5-12-4 Chamber Choir will be performing That's the reason you need WANTED RIDE from North Carolina Craig, Ovid, sophomore, Alpha Pawcatuck, Conn., sophomore. Still another problem is Your wench. 1-12-4 after Christmas break. Charlie, Gilbert and Sullivan's Mikado the Norforms®. the second deodor¬ Gamma Rho. . . December 5 at 8 30 p.m. Adults and athlete who wants to be big. DOPY Real Estate 351-6765, 351-0137. 1-12-4 Leslie Murray, Pontiac, senior to Tom "Everyone wants to be big ant." These tiny internal sup¬ - THANKS for happiness. university students may purchase their And Kathy White, Temperence, junior, Tompkins, Paw Paw, senior. positories kill germs—stop odor it's only fall term! Super tickets for $1.50. Saturday, Adult now-a-days," Jarrett said. "As a lliappy LIFE CAN can be beautiful with the tickets are $2. All other students may Alpha Delta Pi to Gordon Tulgestke, result they exercise their chest effectively yet safely. In fact, gen¬ 11-12-4 days ahead. Always, K. B. great sporting goods you find in the Wanted Hawks, junior, Alpha Gamma Rho. Susan Canty, Bloomfield Hills, senior tle, doctor-tested Norforms are purchase their tickets for $1 per to Rick Gustafson, Portland, Oregon, and arm muscles extensively. The Want Ads. Check now! so safe and easy to use, you can LAREDO, TEXAS. Need parking person. A family of 5 or more may Yale graduate. Barb Slaybaugh, Blissfield, to Keith problem is they don't exercise all use them as often as necessary. ER0Y A. Bucket WE love those space for car during Christmas purchase, at a special rate, a $5 You have to develop — Eisenmann, Blissfield, sophomore. over. No bath or shower can give 'egs! Love, your Groupies. 1-12-4 Service break — will pay. If you can help admission ticket. Tickets can be Alpha Gamma Rho. Susan Savala, Redford, senior, Alpha everything or you're asking for an us, please call 628-2431. 1-12-4 purchased at the door. Gamma Delta to Ray Sutherland, you Norforms' protection. Get "OTHERS OF AKPsi, Auburn injury." Norforms, and you'll feel se¬ Happiness is SEWING, DRESSMAKING and --3S ■- Heights, junior, Theta Chi, doing well finals; Good luck Open tryouts for Brian Friel'scomedy Northern Michigan University. cure and odortree for hours. on designing. Get your holiday party BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 for Football, especially collegiate and have a great Christmas break. Philadelphia Here I Come! Friday, dresses made now. 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