Friday MICHIGAN llume 04 Number 60 UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 5, 1971 nvironmental group asks hief Justice to halt A-test imcTON (AP)—An environmental WASHINGTON (AP)—An environmental hydroeen hydrogen bomb warheadwarhpaH forfnr the ih. Spartan -n,„i The able to pinpoint earthauakes or tidal w lawyers argued that the appeals court Xip asked Chief Justice Warren E. Burger j antiballistic missile. . earthquakes or tidal waves erred in not issuing an injunction anywhere on the globe. ■ursday to halt Saturday's underground Asked about White House reaction to the test and called the blast postponing Here's the way the system will work "a on r explosion off the Alaskan coast, continuing protests against the blast, press major action significantly affecting the entire country." Saturday when the bomb—250 times ■ding a hearing by the full Supreme secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the decision Minutes after the scheduled stronger than the one that leveled to go ahead was made after underground a careful Hiroshima—is scheduled to be detonated: study of explosion, scientists in Palmer, Alaska, will ^spokesman for the court said a decision environmental risks involved. It was decided be checking to see if the The scientists at Palmer will be tied Cbably would come today. to proceed with the test, he said, because of tidal wave. blast has triggered a multiple communications systems to by Bie White House turned aside mounting overriding interests of national defense and The scientists Amchitka and to the Atomic Energy ■ [tests against the explosion, which would security. operate Seismological Observatory of the Palmer the National Commission's (AEC) press center in the largest one yet conducted in the The appeal to Burger was filed by lawyers Oceanic and Atmospheric Anchorage. Istern world. for the Committee for Nuclear The observatory, nestled in the Administration. About one hour before the Matanuska blast, the Jt is scheduled at 5 p.m., EST, Saturday on Responsibility, one of seven environmental Valley about 40 miles north of Anchorage, is scientists will issue a tsunami or tidal wave lichitka Island to test the five megaton groups protesting the explosion. watch message. This message will be delivered to disaster agencies, the media and other earth monitoring stations. - Observatory officials said such a watch .egislators message is standard procedure before any nuclear test. pr When the bomb is exploded, the scientists will check seismographic readings and tide guages throughout Alaska and the Aleutian >illiken's Islands to tell what sort of earthquake the By JOANNA FIRESTONE should have gotten involved in the busin statement that a review of the case is needed blast has generated and whether the has triggered a tidal wave. If the explosion causes an quake earthquake measuring 7.0 on the Richter scale, Howell issue, especially since Judge Roth has M. Butler, director of the State News Staff Writer not even "so that citizens of Michigan will be assured observatory said, a made a final decision. this important case will tidal wave warning message will be issued. get full and He Jichigan legislators threw verbal roses and "As far as I'm concerned, Milliken's in bed explained that the magnitude of 7.0 is complete judicial review," Milliken's actions fishes at the governor Thursday following with Irene McCabe (Pontiac antibusing are dearly antibusing in sentiment. considered potent enough to generate such a [liken s Wednesday night announcement organizer), and Sen. Griffin and the Ku Klux wave. t he will appeal a federal district court \« hat Detroit schools are de jure Klan," Brown said. Sen. Coleman Young D-Detroit, echoed "I can't differentiate between him and Gov. Wallace, except that Wallace took a On the Richter scale, anything from the Delivery service Brown's angry response. symbolic stand in the doorway of school magnitude of 4.5 up is considered egated. a potentially destructive. The San Francisco his statewide television address, "Milliken took a and Milliken took a constitutional action." .i cold - blooded lliken said he will appeal Judge Stephen Young said Milliken's appeal is "a slap in earthquake of 1906 that took 700 lives These two young newspaper vendors solve the problem of opportunist political stance," he said. "He measured 8.3 on the Richter scale. getting there ■th's decision that Detroit's schools are got on the the face to blacks" and could lead to first with the latest news in downtown Mexico City. However, the balance bandwagon of bigotry and After issuance of a warning, the scientists emotion." abrasion and bloodshed. is so precarious that the rider cannot stop for red lights and must circle jentionally segregated. will wait to see when the first water loth has ordered the State Board of Young said that despite the governor's (Please turn to page 17) (Please turn until the traffic light changes. lication to draw up a desegregation plan, to page 17) AP Wire photo 1 has not yet entered a formal order in the P/h>feduraJly, an appeal is Slate set for not yet at-large council fniittBd until the court issues a definite seats r, which has not as yet occurred in oit," Milliken said. "But I want you to w my intention because I believe it is lolutely imperative that Michigan move follow the stipulation in the "Bylaws for ward in a logical, systematic approach Eight applications for two positions for a The nomination form is the Academic Governance" which state that the cause for a suit the Student Committee on Nominations black for ough what is presently an emotionally student, male or female; five filed by Kevin Harty, the at-large seats were inconsistent with 10 at-large seats are "to ensure a Glenview, 111., junior, the Irged atmosphere." systematic applicants for one position for a black against the Student Committee on guidelines of the Academic Freedom ■he busing issue came to the forefront last representation of the views of non-whites female; two applications for a male or and women." Nominations. Harty charged the committee Report. lek in the Michigan legislature as an Petitioning for 10 student representative- female Chicano student; nine discriminated against white males by not The form instructed the applications lotion charged House and Senate at - large seats to the Academic Council petitioners to for two positions for a male or female providing for a category for white males closed at 5 p.m. Wednesday with 49 indicate the appropriate on The ■proved a resolution calling for a category for which non-white student; and 25 the form. judiciary recommended that the nomination applications. they wished to in the applications for run University - wide four positions for a female student. question be brought before the Academic fstitutional convention, The all election. The five categories and the number The case was denied a hearing by the Council to ftntibusing advocates hope to call a - University election to select the All seats are open to both graduate and Student Faculty Judiciary determine whether 10 representatives will be held Nov. 10. of applications which were received are: - Monday. Harty the procedures of the Student Committee on Jional convention for the purpose of undergraduate students. charged that the procedures established bv The deadline for submitting application Nominations were in lending the federal constitution to keeping with the intent Ihibit forced busing. forms was extended from Oct. 29 to Nov. 3 of the "Bylaws for Academic Governance." Williken said because an insufficient number of Wednesday that he ■sonally believes a blanket prohibition on applications had been received by the earlier date. TOUGHENS HOUSE VERSION case Harty has also filed an appeal to review the with the MSU Committee Against King would be "wrong" but that busing ftuld not be used when it is "unduly The petitioners were being contacted by Discrimination. puptive and when children are forced to telephone Thursday for verification of the However, because the anti-discrimination Senate alters ind too much time in travel to and from category in which they wish to run and to drug bill determine how the candidate's name should committee does not have injunctive power, the election will be held Wednesday as ■though the governor's office reported appear on the ballot. The candidates will also be notified that a scheduled, Mark Bathurst, chairman of the ■ursday morning that the initial public statement of up to 50 words may be nominations committee, said. lotion was generally favorable, the state's submitted by 5 p.m. today for publication in f l( lawmakers expressed disappointment Committee, tried in vain to liberalize the penalties for marijuana the State News. The State News article will [outrage at Milliken's announcement. possession provided in the bill. Tl was disgusted and shocked," Sen. Basil appear Nov. 9. The present marijuana possession penalty for first offenders in JHvn.DHighland Park, said. The nominating application provided for The Michigan Senate Thursday passed by a 29-2 vote on a much Michigan is a maximum ten years in prison or a $5,000 fine, or both. Warmer ■ The governor may sincerely believe in the petitioner to indicate one of five tougher version of the House-passed drug reform bill, including a Subsequent convictions may carry a 20 year term, or for the third Bat he said Wednesday but I don't think he categories in which to run. The ballot was provision raising the penalty for marijuana possession from a offense, 40 years. designed by the Student Committee on misdemeanor with a maximum 90 day penalty to a felony carrying In Thursday's debate, Sen. Jack Faxon, . . .high in the upper 40s. Chance Nominations to guarantee that at least six a maximum two year sentence. D-Detroit, labelled the of showers tonight. |anel bill "class legislation", discriminating against seats would be reserved for nonwhite The bill now goes to a joint House-Senate conference young persons with cuts students and at least five for women. to work out a compromise The vote followed two days of committee package satisfactory to both chambers. differing lifestyles. Calling the amended bill "ludicrous" Faxon attempted to amend The nomination form was composed to debate, in which opponents of the measure, which carried 42 amendments out of the Senate Judiciary (PLease turn to page 17) mds for aid measures MSU med curriculum lASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate l^n l^ted ■jiomic Pethe House Relations Committee foreign and military aid bill chopped the into separate sections Thursday, praised at dedication began work on a resolution By BOB ROACH students their clinical training in community jgramUl<* reV'Ve temP°rari,y the current Executive Reporter hospitals. J|>e Senate panel, in a series of close votes, "By decentralizing the clinical teaching program throughout the state," he said, ■iK-ip16 funds t'1e a>d measures to Federal, state and Kellogg Foundation "MSU has made a significant influence on ■ "'on- retained an array of restrictive officials on hand for Thursday's dedication the ultimate decision as to where many lesions opposed by the Nixon of the $9.6 million Life Sciences I Building, graduates will practice." lit ration and sent the measure to the praised MSU innovations in medical State Sen. Charles O. Zollar, R-Benton ■i six days ago rejected a $2.9 curricula but warned of challenges to ■on bill 4i t0 27, Harbor, said he was gratified to see MSU ' continued excellence. planners keep within limits of the state ■ federation to begin of the two measures is Following dedication ceremonies for the structure that will house lab, study and appropriation for the building, after early next week. Asked if recalling his fears when former president I °ught either could win classroom facilities for 190 new students a approval John A. Hannah first approached him about In*130 Fulbright, D-Ark., told year in the College of Human Medicine and the medical complex. IJJeR "I think it's marginal." , the School of Nursing, President Wharton "I hope we are successful in our future said, "this is more a beginning than ^ isht ,.a a Nov. 15 for programs h indicating "the road ahead is a long one ... Citing the MSU medical program's T thoaVtn 1 reCeived their appropriations to serve the people of this state and their maximum utilizaiton of resources within liDn<„. furrent fiscal year — defense, urgent medical needs." and beyond the University, Russel G. t'gn aid ' District of Columbia and Dedication ceremonies Dr. Kenneth M. Endicott, health manpower education director for the Mawby, Kellogg Foundation president, said the main problem is to maintain "these IuMwmbc fore'8n aid funding at a level of National Institutes of Health (NIH), said directions of excellence" against pressures Jit . billion unt'l the end of the ew Life Science Bldg. dedication ceremonies Thursday were highlighted by a ribbon-cutting ceremony, Michigan and the nation face a manpower toward a more conventional program. crisis, but that MSU has "taken the bit in its p t red left to right are: Russell G. Mawby, State Sen. Charles O. Zollar, R-Benton Harbor, Sen. Garland Lane, "Your challenge is to perservere in your mouth," by adopting a flexible, innovative commitments to better serve the health DFIint State Rep. Russell Hellman, D-Dollar Bay, and President Wharton. Menu wmc would be cut State News photo by Tom Gjunt curriculum that gives third- and fourth-year sharply. needs of man," he said. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November news Rehnquist: let the chips fall... WASHINGTON (AP)—William general disputed a prominent summary From the wires of AP ind UPI. H. Rehnquist promised Thursday lawyer's description of him as an to be faithful to the Constitution "extreme if he is confirmed as ai Supreme conservative." attorney. Powell to the committee by was introduced Virginia's two senators, Harry F. Byrd Jr., antiwar demonstrators. Moreover police methods in the extreme." also, by Sen M i he said. "I won't set myself up to Rehnquist. a lawyer in the R-Ky., who told make sweeping generalizations of Arizona city before "nrp ininina fho joining the that you were him' *1 j 'dono He said that he disapproves of Independent, and William B. the whole 16 years of the Warren Nixon administration, said "this Court justice and "let the chips "promiscuous wiretapping" and Spong Jr.. Democrat. Court." is not a fair characterization, even wiretapping" A third advoc«te fall where they may." that it is unfair to think of him as committe.. r Seven former presidents of the Sen. Kdward M. Kennedy, of my philosophical views." Sen. Charles McC "When you put on the robe," backward on civil rights, though American Bar Assn. and the D -Mass.. evidently at a loss Frank's assessment, in a letter to Maryland, MivUbl' he told the Senate Judiciary he considers long - distance current president, Leon Jaworski inquired evently: "What kind of a Phoenix newspaper, was about civil questioned» r' Committee, "you are there not to busing of school children of Houston, were on hand to back question do you think we ought brought up by Sen. Hiram L. In 1964, rights Kehl>* impose your personal views but undesirable. Rehnauisi to construe as objectively as you Powell, a one-time ABA to be asking you?" Fong. R.Hawaii, who stressed his Phoenix Still waiting to be questioned president. ordin he Constitution and by the committee was President Rehnquistrepliedafterapause: own opposition to wiretapping, guaranteed blacks e" " "i" th Rehnquist declined to discuss "I simply am not able to say." Rehnquist said college students public "I'm still of the view that busing the statutes." Nixon's nominee for a second in detail his views on women's Still, the Justice Dept. lawyer who who have expressed "a very real asked whether accommodati accommodation T**"0 u68"0 he ""j h !!1^ ^ ... , . Testifying a second day on his vacancy on the court, Lewis F. rights an on the . , students over long distances to nomination, the asst. attorney Powell Jr., Richmond, Va. compilation of was willing to describe the fear in this area" evidently did change of heart aM achieve a racial balance where you police dossiers on peaceful "standard" he would try to apply not have the facts about the scope "I think niv as a justice if he won Senate the _L Vlews ' of government surveillance, changed," chanupH " th„ don't have a dual school system is confirmation, However, he agreed with Fong BM.ith Board certifies . not desireable." "I cannot think of a better that "even unfounded tear - William H. R ehnquist standard than a fidelity to the could have a chitting effect „„ newspaper lou<-, h, «hool »"0,e, Supreme Court nominee Constitution," he said. "Let the chips, so to speak, fall where they private telephone communication." And he assured said: "I'm still of ,io„ th gjj• busing students * V'e* See related story, page 2. Charles Will may, no matter who they mayor may not please." While parrying variou the senator that he believed "promiscuous wiretapping is a l«n0»ro,.enr«r»irp» dangerous practice." distances balance where dua, schoo, to achiev°m '°^ you don't estimated Will received questions, Rehnquist disagreed Fong said he was satisfied that desirable." system ^ as many certainly would have been in the with the assessment of John P. as 4,400 votes, however, topthree." Rehnquist would judge cases at Mathias asked The East Lansing Board of Frank, a Phoenix lawyer, that he the court without reference to his 'feet his effect Rehnquist "ennco«,.i:. including those whicn were Emery estimated Will's lack of a is an "intellectual force for conservative views" . Canvassers met Wednesday to disallowed by the board. personal opinions. Emery ballot designation cost him from reaction" and a "supporter of The nominee certify returns from Tuesday's said he based his figures from poll 15 to 25 per cent of the vote was supported. "I hope none," was the city elections and placed write-in books he was allowed to view count, reply. Peking seeks high post candidate Charles W. Will fifth in the race for city council. while the canvassers checked the results. over Emery said he was satisfied Peking wants one of its citizens selected for the high UN post formerly held by Ralph J. Bunche, an official source The board listed the number of votes he received at 3,887, putting him ahead of candidates Emery said there were about variations of Will's name on the ballots, many of which were ruled 25 wit*\ t'ie bp4"1'8 actions in making their official count, "They went out of their way to ASMSU considers Charles Max Phillips and Duane P. invalid by the board. reported Thursday. According !fl us Set these figures," he said. Bunche, a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, was for 14 years undersecretary-general for special political affairs - the highest administrative post ever attained by an Bone, but considerably short of to his estimates, however, Will overtaking incumbent came within only 700 votes of Councilman Wilbur B. Brookover with 5,110. The board ruled out a Brookover who second term. was elected to his "There was no attempt on their Part to ma'ce j* difficult for us." ^he b°ard did object, however, to the use of a tape recorder by a office space pleas American. He was in effect cheif trouble shooter1 for the number of votes which did not "One reason we were able to do 'oca' radio newsman. Board have a clearly identifiable name that well is probably because the '"embers Leonard Luker, The space allocation received space in the secretary-general. Bunche retired in June because of ill on the ballot. 18 to 21 year old voters haven't original health, and the post is vacant. Charlotte Bain and Donna Varker controversy arose last week as the assignment refrained from Paul Emery, member of the been told they can't win with a «ked for help from city attorney ASMSU board passed a new set of reiterating their needs, The source for the information about Peking'sgoal said Coalition for Human Survival and write-in," Emery said. "Had he u' Larned in convincing The arguments of ousted — guidelines used to determine In addition to their the Communist government, as it has in the past, used a campaign worker for Will, been on the ballot, Chuck WVIC rePorter p»ul Weisenfeld student groups were changed room assignments. Based on the presentations, the coalition third not to record the board's new guidelines, over a dozen members presented the board party to communicate the information to fr0m demands to formal reguests activities. groups were disqualified from with an alternative list of room Secretary-General U Thant. However, the board finally Thursday afternoon as the ASMSU Space Allocations original allocations. assignments. The coalition The State News, the student newspaper at dropped their request after a Committee conducted an open Following pressure from a members have promised to Michigan State lengthy argument. coalition of the disqualified double up available office University, is published every class day during Fall, Winter _ hearing on the assignment of space Councilman elect George A. office in the Student Services groups, the board voted to in order that all groups requesting Contestation' evident and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Colburn, present at the time of Building. reconsider their previous actions space can be accommodated, ;"'J" 4U"' J—J during Summer Term, and a special Welcome Week edition the in September. Subscription rate is $16 altercation, later called the a sedate mood prevailed as the at Tuesday's meeting. The committee also agreed to per year. incident "ludicrous" and said he President Georges Pompidou said Thursday in Paris that Member Associated Press, United Press committee heard requests from Inculded in the reconsideration hear requests from groups who International, would "take steps to see that this 14 student groups. The the deletion of two criteria capitalistic and the most developed Communist societies Inland Daily Press Association, Michigan Press Association, was were disqualified from the Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press never happens again." He said presentations most which ran less for selection and the amendment original allocation because they are faced with a struggle to adapt their r people torapidly Association. city meetings should be open to Than five minutes, took the form of four of the remaining nine had applied past the deadline changing science and technology. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial both the public and the of prepared requests read by standards. In addition, the board date, Pompidou, speaking at the 25th anniversary ceremonies and business offices at 345 Student Services Bldg., Michigan communications media. representatives of each group. voted to send the original space Final recommendations by the of UNESCO, said problems of "contestation" State University, East Lansing, Michigan. allocation back to committee, allocation committee \ are evident on both sides of the Iron Curtain. "These reactions requiring that the committee considered at the board meetinf synilar to that of the body when are Phones: ibe black arty compm hold open hearings before Tuesday night, organs are transplanted News offering its revised and sometimes rejected," he added. Classified Ads presents » J recommendations. 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PATRIC ("LASH") LARROWE KEN LYNAM Professor of Economics "Well," he continued, "it isn't go up to the trustees for advertising manager "Is it irue, Dr. Larrowe," one of my young is the time department heads adoption /J*1 colleagues asked me anxiously one day last it is why a lot of people like me know if we aren'thave DAVE PERSON, CHARLES C. managing editor week, "that the Committee of Fifty has "The fact that you can t see reappointed for next year. wiJj: KW,ngtob CAIN, city editor made you new guys don 7 survive in this jungle. "So JOHN BORGER, getting you fired its No. 1 project for I read in the campus editor «72?» "It's eight votes in each case, right? But it papor tha. BARNEY WHITE, editorial editor orward-looking provost has ruled Lh "That's what they're saying in takes eight votes to fire me. It only takes four the interim, a non-tenured RICK GOSSELIN, sports editor over votes to fire you. Get it? fired and wants to prof whV ' u Eppley," I replied calmly. "You don't seem very worried about it," procedure on the books for dis appeal ran u?!f Seven.time recipient of the Pacemaker award he said, nervously twisting his cap in his tenured faculty. for outstanding journalism. hands. "Doesn't that give us the m "There's no reason why I should be," I you re entitled to?" said confidently. "Look it up in your Policy i two-thirds vote of the committee to fire "The boys'll get the message." "Back up there, sonnv," I t0l(1 h. Handbook. The only grounds I can be fired me—that's eight votes out of the twelve." "Oh, wow!" he exclaimed, heading for the "When you've been in the EDITORIALS for are 'gross violation of professional ethics door. "I've £ot to tell some of my friends as long as academic I have, you'll have learned boon! "You never fail to amaze me, Dr. I'd figure nn or incompetence." who are up for reappointment. They'll be underestimate the ingenuity of ourmSJ "I hope you won't misunderstand they'd be unanimous in voting to let you go. relieved to leam that's the procedure that's I Mn teU you Dr.," he said hesitantly, "but I'm afraid in me, Haven't I heard you say over and over again available to them!" light now, he's not along with .ny scheme thai goto! go J" Interim job your case, it wouldn't be too hard to prove charges like that." there isn't a man-Jack on that committee who isn't a tenured mossback or a young "What makes you think it is?" I asked. "Remember about a year ago the trustees tenure. He knows you don't academic excellence that way. ; "You could be right," I conceded, "but fogy on the make?" voted a non-tenured prof is entitled to due "I'll bet he's Planted a booby trap inth- don't forget, I'm entitled to a hearing before "I have said that," 1 admitted. "But when process if he's fired? And told the provost to somewhere to protect us against ha the University Tenure Committee before 1 my friends in the central administration find put a committee to work writing up a keep people who don't measure not fair u be fired. That due process: out I'm up before the committee, they'll to can means grievance procedure?" show n me a copy of that procedure w confronting my accusers and all that. send the word down: 'Give our friend C. "Yes, I do," I replied. "Whatever became talking about and I'll point it out to you" "And here's the clincher. It takes a Pa trie the treatment he deserves.' of that?" I was almost down to the end of the la page before I spotted it, .sitting For years untenured faculty have untenured faculty, the 12-member verbal underbrush: "If two there inS been fighting for equitable University Tenure Committee will thirds of 2 voting members of the Tenure Con employment practices in the handle appeals. That is, if an support the contention of the aggriev* University. Not too long ago, untenured faculty member is not faculty member that the non-reappointma is unjustified, the judgment shall bebindii untenured faculty could be "non reappointed and fails to reverse the on the provost..." reappointed" without being told why. decision at the department level, he "Isn't that beautiful?" I The good battle was fought and now asked, "yougott can petition the tenure committee for admire a pro, even if he is on the other side1 the untenureds of MSU get reasons amends. However, to be reappointed "I still don't see it," he his eyes. "You said it takes a confessed, blinkii with their pink slips. he must receive eight votes from the of the committee to fire you. And two-thirds^ The administration at that time also committee. it sm right there, 'If two-thirds of the committ* promised a complete review of all Dismissed tenured faculty members employment practices dealing with can also appeal to this committee. The Oh, that provost is a foxy one, I thoui untenured faculty. The final proposed discrepancy lies in the fact that it admiringly. guidelines are out and they definitely takes eight votes from the committee "The fact that you can't see it isvhyaW do give untenured faculty equitable of you new guys don't survive ii to dismiss a tenured faculty member, treatment. However, the interim whereas it takes eight votes to retain jungle." "It's eight votes in each case, right? Buti procedures presently being utilized by an untenured instructor. takes eight votes to fire me. It only ta the University leave much to be This discrepancy becomes much four votes to fire you. Get it?" desired. more than a numbers game when one "Our friend the provost over there knovi no non-tenured prof is Under the interim procedures for considers the constituency of the going to get eijb votes out of that bunch of niossbacks ani handling the nonreappointment of University Tenure Committee. There young fogies. Not when it means overrulinj are no newcomers to the University a department head. here; no shining young faculty sit on "You let him go stumbling into anap| this.Thesympathies of the committee using the provost's procedure and tl innocent-looking booby trap'll blow i 'U't.squeeze often lie with department heads, not with nonreappointed faculty. right out of the water." After he left, I fell to reflecting. ItloobJ The proposed final guidelines for awhile there that the Trustees had ukM governing hijing and firing practices from us our means of preserving standard! In of the most for untenureds do not contain the The provost and his affirmative aotiwfrf one interesting exercises of logic since Lysenko, the tenure committee booby trap. Only scotched that. I only hope, I thmfl freeze they've taught the Bay City Bomberindli - busting University has the interim procedures, drafted by the buddies not to go tampering again withal expressed doubt about whether freeze provost's office, feature this gem. faculty prerogatives. guidelines will allow raises for student The final procedures will provide So, once again, it's hats off to ourpluckl employes. The administration, of fair employment practices for provost! course, experienced no such untenured faculty. Nonreappointed self-doubts about hiking faculty and untenureds can appeal at the PRESIDENT'S PERSPECTIVE staff salaries. department, college and all University The matter is further complicated level under the proposed guidelines. by the University's exceedingly tight Highways, reports, freezes In addition, at the end of this operating budget. There is reason to appellate process, under certain believe that at least some elements of circumstances, the American the central administration would not Arbitration Assn. can help resolve the By CLIFTON R.WHARTON.JR. be particularly heartbroken if Phase 2 case. Last month the board of trustees listened could result in the guidelines blocked a student employe disapproval of any cross - meeting. Ibwever, I must point out that this carefully considered. It is my earnest hop! Yet until the final guidelines are to many hours of testimony concerning the is a tentative timetable at best. raise. campus highway, in particular the route Many that this will be one presidential commism adopted, untenured faculty still suffer pros and cons of the proposed cross - campus selected by the highway department. Or the variables could change in the intervening report whose impact will be far greatertha It is the old classic paradigm: buy an arithmetical disadvantage on the highway. What is the next step? board could refuse to accept the days between now and November, but I am off the faculty because they can make campus route, but suggest or even request cross - hopeful that the trustees will be able to the mere addition of one's bookshelf (j faculty tenure committee. The Let me first express my appreciation on that an alternative route be used other than ultimately to the University archives. trouble for the "U," then squeeze the interim appeal procedures should be behalf of the board of trustees to the approve some action regarding the proposed many the one designated student body to make up the organizations who took the time to make by the highway highway before the end of this term. amended immediately to terminate department. Finally, the trustees could take difference. such thoughtful presentations at last MSU has had to reverse several actions#] this discrepancy. no further action beyond that taken in June. Thursday's hearings. I was most impressed The What is the status of the Presidential result of the wage-price freeze. Why? result of this would be to veto with the quality of the discussion. What Commission on Admissions and Student took place during the hearing on a most temporarily the cross - campus route. Now, you may also wonder, when will the Body Composition report? Is the The entire freeze period has been oneol Pollution controversial and emotional question was a decision be made? While I cannot commission still considerable confusion as to what s rip from credit to the University and to the individuals who participated. The board will now attempt to reach a decision based on the new information definite answer to this question, I can that I am presently position give a preparing a summary paper on behalf of the say The deliberating? When will report be made public? commission, composed of students, the and what's wrong. While the freeze soun simple in concept, an incredible number® variations can arise that requirj faculty, alumni, and representatives from must be stop gained from the hearing and from other sources. This decision could take the form of administration which will attempt to delineate the critical issues. It is my that the cross campus hope the public completed its exhaustive during the summer. The final report was not study interpretation. As of now, we have nearly Jj pages of fine print from the governm attempting to explain their own guiaelinw approving the construction of the highway, - highway issue can be finished, however, until a few weeks ago. and each new set starts out: "Provsio as proposed by the State Highway Dept. It resolved from the University's standpoint at Before the report was finalized in this and subsequent circulars are sub] excreta "ten to several hundredtimes Nixon administration is truly serious about environmental reform, it must The hope for our children is not to continue this destruction of their minds NO MATTER HOW MUCH I BE6..N0 FUN! A by MATTER HOW PESPEflATE I BECOME.. more concentrated than raw domestic ignore the potential threat of the de facto and legal segregation. If this continues, the end result is the production system "Ulv sewage" according to Harold Bernard, cattle-states lobby and quickly draft of "master races" myths on both sides of the ^ an agricultural expert with the legislation barring the release of cattle fence. Environmental Protection Agency. wastes to the environment. Busing may not be the most popular Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 5,1971 5 STIVE ALLEN It's not easy being straight again Taking 15 credits this really a pain around 1 a.m. when zonked that you cannot ■ all classes in the morning. your roomies are doing a number stay degenerated. Long hair and before they sack out and awake. talking about how almost scene and ruined it for a lot of 1 still dali"8 around> no one they "A couple of days later a everyone there is smoking dope have become getting out of people." £ial Living over in Old Cedar offer you a joint and you have to came in to try and deal my buddy dope and getting into other nothing more than status symbols "Even the Sig Delts are running Bage', you know, the one's with can't say 'no thanks.' And parties. I roomies and me some hash. The things. Like they're going to with most folks. Like you have to around with hair over the ears ■balcon'es" go anywhere these days free sample had football games instead of putting do it to be cool, to be accepted by stoned all the time." •Heard you quit smokin without someone offering me a me sitting in a the crowd, even if you don't chair for an hour and a half them down. They're out "Oh, speaking of Sig Delts, did joint." looking at the tapestry on the politicking for McGovern instead really enjoy it. A lot of dolts have lyeah, * about the strongest "Then why did you quit, knew there would be a you living room wall. Pretty pointless, of just sitting back and making up gotten into the long haired dope you see who old Ralph was at Mac's last night..." with I do is an occasional Gracia hassle. in a way, isn't it?" insults about Nixon. They're JL these days. You ought to Like all my friends smoke dope. A few drop, but I've "Well if you weren't taking skiing lessons, reading lone; they can really do your only tried that a couple of times, scared me the experience, I enjoying books. She even committed the guess it was." carnal sin of going to a rock the second time. But like I still "Right. The clincher came the •Right! That and oregano. dig very next day as I was driving up concert straight." Lk what do you do with smoking three or four times a north to see a girlfriend who had "That's really good to hear. I've Jyrself these days? I mean week; I really enjoy it." dropped out of school the week been finding there's so much ■vies are so much finer if you're "That's great, trouble is I just before, supposedly wiped out on other stuff to do around here Icked. Hock concerts, man, cannot get into dope anymore. acid. I was doing a lot of since I've quit smoking. Like I'm can you dare go to one of Grass has done all it can for me. heavy h thinking along the way." jogging again a few times each m straight? And like everyone I'd been thinking about stopping "The question which I could week. I'm actually studying ■going to be going to that for some time, but it all hit me a not answer was—what is again, instead of just getting by in lnetarium think with the band couple of weeks ago. smoking classes. I'm meeting new people dope doing for me? Like it had within the room, like even if they ft the light show, what "It started out at the B.B. King something no longer mean instead of ■ vou going to do then? Catch concert when I kept on falling been really nice in the past. I'd would happen and everyone in anything to us. That's exactly old crowd. running with the same toke up, put on some good music the room would just look at each what happened with weed and Everything just seems In Wayne reruns?" asleep through the first act. I was and pick up all the little notes and other saying 'wow'. to take on a new perspective from ■Oh, I know its going to be a thinking at the time that for a (* myself." the straight side now. It's just like side patterns I'd never heard "But it's all become 'deja vu' lie being a no-doper and still dude who really digs music like I before when I was thing for me now. Like the a "Well, if it's any consolation, when I started smoking." Eg to school and stuff. It's do, it's pretty stupid to get so straight. I you're not alone. This chick at "I can see it. You probably are would react to subtle changes Airplane get me there on time Macalester wrote me last week now whether I'm stoned or not. I already noticing this—some smoke and nothing new happens, people are going to be putting I don't want to you down because you don't ART BUCHWALD get into anything harder than grass or hash, so what MISPLACED smoke dope anymore. They'll can I do?" think you're really into a "Well, if the thrill's gone, man, MEMO self-righteous ego trip. call it a halt. Like if you date a "I find the whole youth Marriage contract chick for a year and then all of a sudden it's no fun anymore, you just don't keep on seeing her. You grind things to a halt. I guess it To: The ASMSU Student Board Re: "Reconsideration" of movement concept has really Central United Methodist Across from the Capitol works the same way with space allocations everything." "Needed People - Willing to: - WASHINGTON - The chief cosmetics and the care of the she is given the extra sum of $10 a "I guess it just became a habit "Let Go and Let God!" Dear Politicians ■ward of the "Christina," house. The $600 does not include week. with me. I mean we all have - Dr. Lyman itotle Onassis' yacht, has just gasoline for the car, providing she •If we have a fight, I must be habits. Ask the waitress at Backed down again, eh. Btten a book in which he says uses it on family business. the one to sleep on the couch in Loyalty Sunday Revere's. They'll tell you about #If 1 want to leave my wife, I the The Worship Services jt Mr. Onassis and his wife, the living room. one of mine. We all do things just - People 9:15,10:15 & 11:15 • ■mer Jacqueline Kennedy, must give her the sum of $50 for [ must also give her the sum of for the sake of doing them, often Nursery, Toddlers, Kindergarter d a marriage contract with every year we have been married. $5 if I pay too much attention to 9:45 AM Saturday 7:00 P.M. ftclausesinit. •If she want to leave me, she another girl at a party. Church School St. John East: (Across from Be cord ing to the steward, will receive a flat settlement of These are more or less the FOR CHRIST'S SAKE 10:45 a.m. n Kafarakis, the contract $185.50. financial details of our marriage 485-9477 Hubbard) Bulates separate bedrooms for •As long as we are living contract, and the only reason for 9:45,11:15 ■ couple, lays down the rules as together, I must provide my wife revealing them at this time is that "Don't let yourselfbe UNIVERSITY Jhow much time the couple with detergents, mops, plastic our cleaning woman just quit, and show oil men the road to the peace and trecdom of Christ. This i SEVENTH-DAY cheated spiritually " Daily Masses: it spent together and spells garbage bags and a lawnmower. I understand she's going to sell United Pentecostal Church ■financial arrangements. These *1 also am obligated to pay for the terms to the National DIVINEWORDMISSI ON ARIES ADVENTIST CHURCH 360 Clement (near the veterinarian in M.A.C.: 8:00,12:30,4:30 |lude a $600,000 yearly case we have a Enquirer. It would embarrass my ire interested in knowing more ^ about our missionary priests oni the Sveden House) nee for Ms. Onassis in dog. wife something terrible if the Sabbath School 9:30 Sun. Morn. 10:00 East: Mon. thru T'hur. 9:30 P.M. •While we are married, my wife FATHER ELMER ELSBERND, SVD in to any gifts Mr. Onassis marriage agreement ever became DIVINE WORD MISSIONARIES, Worship Service 11:00 Sun. Eve. 7:30 Wht give her, as well as a has custody .of the children all public. Dept. 16 EPWORTH, IOWA 52045 Wed. Eve. 7:30 n that if Mr. Onassis ever day and most evenings. For this K. G. Smith, pastor THE Copyright 1971, Los Angeles Times. Include age, educotion, interests, address, etc. For rides call » his wife, Ms. Onassis will 355-9784 or 372-4755 EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY 'e the sum of $9.6 million 149 Highland Ave. AT M.S.U. Pastor: ?ry year of their marriage. UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN Call 351-8994 if you Rev. Ron Hackworth Holy Communion at 5:00 p.m. HOUSE J Ms. Onassis were to leave Mr. CHURCH need transportation Phone: 372-4755 Sundays in the Alumni Chapel issis, she would receive a lump CAMPUS HOUSE 310 N. 251 W. Grand River The Rev. Jack Hilyard, Chaplain |) of $18 million under the Hagadorn 11 AM "The Sanctity ofLife" ns of the alleged contract. Mr. Discussion Groups 9:30 a.m ALL SAINTS CHURCH fcssis also is said to have lvided Br $100 million in his will Ms. Onassis. SATURDAY 9 AM ALWAYS OPEN east lansing"jrin Irinity church ■spokeswoman for Ms. Onassis 841 Timberlane Drive ■egorically and unequivocally pied that such a marriage •tract exists and called the jy nonsense. Stanley R. Reilly. Acting Pastor in Interdenominational East Lansing Telephone: 351-8200 Pave no University Class 9:45 a.m. knowledge of whether Jh a contract does exist and "The Preeminence ofChrist" 6:00 p.m. ■l leave Mr. Onassis and his Christian Reformed Church lleward to fight that one out. and Student Center Wednesday: Mid-week discussion & prayer 7:00 p.m. |ut I do know that marriage •tracts, particularly in Europe, 1509 River Terrace (across from Hubbard Hall) I not uncommon, and as a LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES ■ter of fact since both NOW ON DISPLAY Visit our new Student Center my wife II were living in Paris when we ■ted to get Coffee & Donuts for You . . . open daily 9 a.m. -11 p.m. Grand River married, we signed Lunch Wednesday 12:30-1:30 for Students and Faculty at for Students at Free wash for your VW University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel it Collingwood Entrance r East Lansing marriage contract, which MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVI0E Division & Ann Streets 444 Abbott Road 1169 clauses in it, was thrashed 1 over a period of months Glenn Herriman Volkswagen, Inc. 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 332-2559 332-0778 lore the wedding was agreed to. Rev. Hoksbergen Rev. Brink ' Pastor David Kruse "Adam and Fallen I provides for the following, "Who is in Charge?" Pngother things: am committed under the for transportation call 351-6360 or 882-1425 WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP Wednesday Testimonial Meeting Itis of the contract to 6135 W. Saginaw - Lansing - 482-6226 give my 8:15 a.m. Matins 1 st and 3rd C '8:00 p.m. Je $600 a year for her pleasure, Mon. Thurs. 'Til 9 Sat. 9 1 9:15 a.m. Common Service 9:30 and 11:00 Sunday School to age 20 :£•: SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH — — - ■ety, clothes, hairdresser, 10:30 a.m. Common Service 2nd and 4th 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. New Expressions Matins 9:30 only 1518 S. Washington Sunday 7 p.m. Lansi Reading Room Temporarily Located in Church "How To Raise The Dead!" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF OKEMOS OPEN Pastor H. Keith Brinkley, 4684 MARSH ROAD Weekdays 9 - .5 p.m. speaking Mon., Tues.. Thurs., FrL. (near Meijers Thrifty Acres) 9:45 A.M. eves 7- 9 p.m. College Bible Class An unaffiliated church proclaiming the All are welcome to in the fireside room. Bible THE WORD of The as Living God. attend church Dr. Ted Ward, services and visit MSU, Teacher Sunday Services and use the reading Dr. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor 9:45 A.M. Bible School Classes for all ages jf James Emery, Minister of Youth 11:00 6:00 7:00 A.M. P.M. P.M. Worship Service Junior & Senior High Fellowships Praise Service PEOPLES CHURCH 8:30 P.M. Counibus (a college university, business FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening youth rap & snak session) EAST LANSING Hobie's Call 482-0754 for information. Winthrop E. Robinson, Pastor Phones 349-2830, 349-2533 200 W. Grand Riv EDGEWOOD UNITED CHURCH An Ecumenical Fellowship 469 N. Harrison 9:30 A.M. Worship Service and Church School 11:00 a.m. SERMON by DR. SUNDAY SERVICES MORRISON 332-0606 or 332-8693 6 p Bus Schedule Mee 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. Yakeley, Williams 5:2 Brody complex (at blinking light on Harrison Rds.) 5:' Wilson (at Univ. bus stop on Birch Rd.) 5:' Wonders & Holden (at Univ. bus stop on Wilson Rd.) 5:' Case (at Univ. bus stop on Chestnut) 5:' Owen Hall (on Bogue St. Circle) 5:< 10:45 n front of each) 5:45 CHURCH SCHOOL 10:48 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. ront of 5:48 Crib through Adults 10:50 Akers & Fee (circle drive in front of 5:50 Conrad) I^INE in. CARRvniiT cact CAMPUS DELIVERY. PHONE 351-3800 10:53 McDonel & Holmes (In driveway betw. 2 com xes, 5:53 Coffee Hour After Services Hubbard (brief pause in front of each side) 9:55 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Single parents By DIANE PETRYK program coordinator of the MSU parents live in MSU married part agree: of the discussion group. child-raising hard It sound like a semi-regular thing, that have a father present but he's State News Staff Writer married students activity unit, housing. The University does not About 15 others, out to 31 flavors, etc." "My little girl asks how come saying yes, some people don't only glued to the tube." At the end of the session*. I said he has received more requests keep a record, however, so the students, attended. mostly she doesn't have a daddy and have fathers, some get new "Just relax about the whole and addresses -"d perhaps a were (,Vri, ln*L Trying to be both parents to for a single parents group than forexact number is unknown. Here's how some of the she's really mad. I sympathize lathers." thing. If you're overly concerned friends your children doesn't work, a any other type of discussion "Many don't realize that if discussion went Tuesday night: with her but I don't put the blame "My husband married five days about it kids will pick that up. was establish,d Al°J group of single parents agreed in a group since the married students' you're a parent you can live in center has been built. "My daughter hates that anywhere." after our divorce went through. There are available men they can syne some single others parents are. know*! discussion Tuesday night. married housing whether you're babysitter. When I get home she "The child really fears that if Mine said, Ves I do have a father. observe, they don't necessarily It was a rap session designed to Melcer termed singled married or not," he said. j makes me feel like I've deserted daddy left, why couldn't mommy I also have two mommies." have to be in the home." let local single parents help each parenthood a "growing Melcer, associate professor of | her all day long so I'd better Does it hinder a child to grow "Don't try to be both parents. pay do the same?" other by sharing their phenomenon " and said few family and child sciences, was a attention to her." "Never blame the absent up where there's no father figure? Make it clear that mommy is a girl experiences. Donald Melcer, people realize how many single single parent himself. Although most of the single parents attending the session were "Yes, it's hard to be emotionally free, to plan for your own free time." parent. The children will have to come to their own conclusions." "Sometimes it scares me — my and girls are different from men son and I have been alone since he in someways." Correct/ i on "Some always say daddy loves was an infant. I've seen him reach "My problem is that their UNCLE JOHN'S women, Melcer said more and "If the kids pick up the feeling you but I'm not sure this isa good for a razor and want to shave his father calls and tells them he's on story I morefathers are becoming single that you're trying to do that both idea. If the father wants to be legs rather than his face." coming, then never shows up." S parents. parents thing that's when they loved he'll have to show it." "At one time the mother was "Neighbors who want to be a "Don't build up the child's give you trouble." "If the absent parent is sort of extended family help." always the parent. Now the hopes. If he says hell be there at 2 courts are assessing things quite "Mine give me the blackmail thing - if you don't give me that idealized the child will seek out people who knew him and ask "If you're part of a group there are men yourchild can identify and doesn't come until 3:30 don't make an issue out of it." QSErviz** differently," he said. Being a student adds an extra I'll call daddy." "You can easily become the questions and will probably find out the truth. This is better than with around. Join a group." "How do you handle the -r-* Petition drive to ni "£14 "But in my church there are separation yourself? People we burden to those of being a single parent. villain and daddy the good guy." "Both of my children ask why I criticizing the absent parent yourself." two divisions. Married couples and young single people. I'm saw as a couple don't invite me alone." SUSP™'issu''on«* "When you have the don't love daddy anymore. They "There are certain things older and I have a child so I don't "I sent Christmas cards to all responsibility of earning a degree, think that maybe if I got mad and children have to wait to grow up fit in with the singles and I don't the people we used to exchange raising a child and earning a living, kicked him out and that if I independent ofthegrouo n*3 get to understand and to put into fit in with the married couples. In with before our separation. I only it doesn't leave much time for mad at them I'll throw personal recreation," Melcer said. too." them out perspective. Sometimes you just short I don't fit in anywhere." got one back. t rJortSf part of the group as Dale Hull and Miriam Burke, have to wait." "Exchange time in a family "You have to make a whole £^ate News Wednesday asst.professors with the "You're the one who's there - you're doing all the work, all the "I heard a playmate tell my child, 'you don't have a daddy.' where there isa man." "Find some substitute or the new circle of friends." estate News apologi*^ counseling center, and Judy sweating, all the staying up at It's really going to make the child child will turn out with Lewis, chairmen of the faculty - night. Sometimes it's easy to get feel like he's missing out." something wrong with him." student board operating the overtaxed. The absent parent is "Yes, this happens but I haven't "Our home is different in many center, all single parents, were the good guy - taking the child made a big issue out of it. I make ways but it's not worse than those A CIGARET VENDING MACHINE in the E. robbed of 140 packages of cigarettes and an Wilson GrillI undertermined amount! Shop by phone, from home! of cash sometime between 1:30 and 2:30 a.m. report. Entry was gained with a prying device of some type, o Thursday police! Call Sue Jordan, 372-0200 TWO FEMALE PSYCHOLOGISTS from the told MSU police that they have been bothered Counseling Cent-1 by a former patient I who is threatening them with death told officers the incidents began last by supernatural means. They I January, stopped in May and then resumed with the start of fall term. Officers said I MSU ordinance forbidding threats or undue there is an | continues they will seek prosecution. annoyance and if it | A PURSE WITH AN estimated value of $15 was taken from a I POPCORN! sixth floor room of a Wonders Hall coed. The student she was in her room with the door told police | open when a black male she described as about 19-years-old,6feettall, 190 I pounds and wearing! grey tweed jacket and hat, entered and took the Policesaid I a purse. he was last seen fleeing down the hall toward East Wilson. Friendly, homey, can't-stop-eatin'-it popcorn! A CAMERA AND LIGHT METER it were taken from a student's I car as parked in northeast corner of Lot Y, police said. The I was Makes friends wherever it appears. And equipment valued at $105 was taken between 10:30 and 11 am. I now Knapp's Thursday. The student told officers the car had been locked. Then | were no signs of forceable entry, police said. makes it so It's all easy. CUSTOM. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 5,1971 7 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★j CAMPUS PRESIDENT NIXON'S failure tne programs that Keep Michigan ' )£*-"•» to appoint a woman to the U.S. Beautiful has been conducting to ] MUSIC Supreme Court has prompted combat litter and state Rep. pollution, Josephine D. beautify neighborhoods, and Hunsinger, D-Detroit, to take develop educational programs on steps to give women a place on environmental the State protection in < Supreme Court. Michigan. Ms. Hunsinger has asked the There are now 7 chapters of Legislative Service Bureau SHOP to Keep Michigan Beautiful in the • draft an amendment to the state state. Constitution to require at least two seats the on Supreme Court REPUBLICAN STATE ■ forwomen. CHAIRMAN William F. "Everyone agrees that women in the McLaughlin Wednesday blasted a 217 E.GRAND legal and judicial fields are Democratic plan for being bypassed, and this is no PH. longer desirable," she said, congressional was redistricting that revealed this week. 332-4 "Women are as well trained and "There is absolutely no reason ! educated as men and are as ready to hack this state up in as many toserve." Ms. Hunsinger has initiated action disjointed Democrats have pieces as the done," ! ' On all of these asking Sen. Griffin, McLaughlin said. R-Michigan, to submit the name "It is not the fault of the CONSISTmiLY of Congresswoman Martha W. citizens of Michigan that ; yw Griffiths, D-17th District, for Democrats strength is appointment to the Federal concentrated in a small area of rfc/ District Court in Detroit upon this state. The Democrats can cry \ win ret.'rement °f Judge Talbot all V; Smith. they want about their voting . strength, but the fact of the the lowest /pos Kfe' She also suggested that 25 per matter is their congressional ! rtttM cen^ the State Court of candidates can carry only three irS. Appeals seats be held by Women, GOV. MILLIKEN announced counties; Wayne, Macomb and Bay." on NEW LP. Nature liihc Wednesday that Michigan has been selected by Keep America vonne Birach, Harpet Woods junior, takes a leisurely stroll ough the woods, looking for peace and seclusion. Nature Beautiful, Inc. as the nation's Bureau lists ATCO RACCOON outstanding state in iers find no better place to see the true beauty of the world beautification programs for the J ATLANTIC « rv-4 ,n in shaded woodlots on a clear autumn day. State News photo by Terry Luke year 1971. Michigan's selection as the fcjXUlTl UUlCb REPRISE recipient of the award is based on given at 8:30 a.m. on the third BROTHER ROLLING udge odds sta Saturday of every month at the ; Placement Bureau. However, in December no BIZARRE SGC examinations will be held because of the Christmas holiday. ; CAPRICORN STRAIGHT NAACP's sch Interested persons sign up at the bureau. There is a tentative COTILLION WARNER capacity of 200 people for each RAND RAPIDS (UPI)—Federal Judge Albert The amended petition was granted testing date. igel Thursday included 11 suburbs and certain officials and agencies in a 16-month-old Engel Thursday after pre-trial arguments heard. by Judge were Students must be completing a degree within nine months or its ELEKTRA egation suit by the NAACP against the Grand The full trial in the case charging segregation in equivalent. The examination is dsSchool Board. Grand Rapids schools will start Nov. 19. effective for only a NAACP filed an amendment to its suit last nine-month-period. th, seeking the addition of the 11 suburbs, In Milliken and Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley, the b Board of Education and the Kent County including the governor and attorney general as defendants, the NAACP amended petition alleged "they failed to prevent the establishment and If possible, anyone interested in talking to interviewers from the federal government, should also be it ROCK, irmediate School Board as additional maintenance of segregated neighborhoods and plan to take the exam before the ndants. segregated municipalities within the county." interview. R & B POP O Volkswagen Owners . . . Come drive in a road rally for FREE! OUR PRICE 59 * Road Rally and Dune Buggy HERBIE MANN Show List s598 PUSH PUSH Open to all VW's and VW Based Buggies * * Date: Sunday, November 7,1971 Place: Williams VW, 2845 E.Saginaw, E.Lansing our price $35 I Mythology, Orpheus was the unattended, he fell witness to the artist. He has always been the makeshift, as if they had just most famous poet and musician rites of Death. The woman then curious one, searching the world returned his passion and they met her. occupied a town and had hastily especially inseU. one of the few StillTetpPS| creative pledged eternity together. But The effect of World War II on set up headquarters. who ever lived. Jean Cocteau in his film "Orpheus", which was evaded him through a mirror for clues of Death. In which he could not pass through. Death was "Orpheus" characterized as there were powers greater than Death and she must sacrifice her the French consciousness could be seen in the judgment of The film unfortunately, had a low budget feel to It. Hie lighting individual extremely dull .fi'^>1 per J""* «| released in 1950, took a Orpheus became obsessed with feminine, dressed in a black dress French cinema. " traditional myth and changed the power or her lover. Orpheus scene. The judges were was rather dull and the Insistance meeting her again, even at the that turned white in anger. Her This is one of the finest points "Orpheus" is being like a war tribunal, austere and on medium shots became nr* ■ setting to post-war France. cost of going to the other world in hair was on pulled back which made in this film, the use of the artist as remote. Orpheus and Death were monotonous. At times it campus this weekend k*1 Cocteau interpreted the myth his way and made a few changes in search of her. her appear hard, cold, and the lover of Death. Orpheus as the interrogated like prisoners of war. appeared as if Cocteau was playing with his camera and Be.l film Seventh group Seal." k;tdhb^| Togei >1 emphasis. He isn't using the make an excellent double ^1 Orpheus myth as a mortal love LOST AND FOUND DEPT. trying to thrill the audience with tricks, although they were always especially in the study of story, but rather as man's love for Death. used in context with the film. different attitudes towards >1 In the film Orpheus was the They were effective in their part, "OmhW°»S^Parate "rtistel Orpheus" Death is most he and popular poet in France. But was not content in his fame felt a distain towards the fools. By fate of Death, he fell witness to a hit and run accident and was picked out of a crowd Born loser? but I question the need of all the emphasis that Cocteau gave them. Take away the Superman special effects and the low budget capable of The Seventh distant and emotio^Sl Seal" all peri"! DJ j| p0*hf| general public. To him, they were and taken away by a striking found after midterms, finals and permeating everything. experience, he appears to have already been turned in. feel to this production and a brawling, screaming mass of woman in black who turned out athletic events. you By CARL STODDARD developed a talent for matching Townsend estimated that roughly have an excellent film. It is Lost articles are discovered an article with its proper owner. 40 per cent of the articles will be unfortunate that Cocteau was Printed sound UNION BALLROOM every night as maintenance "Every time it rains people returned. working out of post-war FYance "Frustrating experiences cause people clean classrooms, in people to lose things." washrooms, Jenison Fieldhouse, come in here tyring to get a free umbrella," he observed. Currently, the lost and found in a crumbling industry that was trying to regain its place in the now books SPIDER That is the phiolsophy of Virgil residence halls campus buildings, Townsend, and as manager of the he said. Articles are also brought To help determine the real owner, all articles are tagged with contains just abut everything a person could possibly lose. An national market by producing sex BELGRADE (AP) researchers have - YugosJJ develop Union Lost and Fbund Dept., he in by police, students and informal survey revealed the plays and gangster films because process to print should know. faculty the date of discovery and where his work was scared by a low ordinary sound J members. they were found. People looking predictably large number of paper and creit,| & Stephen reynolds Last fall, more than 150 umbrellas were left in the Men's This December, Townsend will mark his sexth year at the lost and for a lost article are usually asked gloves and earrings. Also included were several watches, wallets, budget. It is obvious that he had to make concessions and 'speaking books." the Yug^l News Agency Tanjug reported Intraramural Building after one found. During those six years, to describe it, he said, and tell where and when it was lost. coin purses, glasses and f day of registration, Townsend notebooks. FRI. Nov. 5 8 12 pm $\oo said. He added that a large number of things are usually everything from false teeth to hubcaps has passed through his department. From his years of This The lost and found handled close to 3,000 items last year. "I'm very conscientious about Orchestra to give year 1,500 items have contacting the person who loses a notebook," Townsend said. "Nothing's worse than losing a notebook just before a final." tree concert tonightl If an article comes in with a person's name affixed, every The MSU Chamber Orchestra flutist of the London attempt is made to locate the begins its 1971-72 season at 8:15 Orchestra, will perform Symphony! individual. However, things often tonight with a free concert in the rarely-heard concerto bv C.PEB i| come in without a name on it, he Music Building Auditorium. Bach. 1 said. To illustrate this point, Soloists will be three faculty Autrey, who has been heard«l Townsend brought several flutist contact lens cases with the members: Alexander soloist in every state in tbl Murray, asst. professor of music; nation, will be joined byl identification tags attached but trumpeter Byron Autrey, Bloomquist, best known as not signed or addressed. associate professor of music and Director of the tht| Spartan Marchin|l Expensive items such as trumpeter Kenneth Bloomquist, Band, in a performance oil watches, contact lenses, money professor of music and director of Antonio Vivaldi's "Concerto («■ and wedding rings are kept for bands. Two Trumpets and Orcheitri"! one year, he said. Then they are Murray, internationally known Completing the program arethtfl turned over to the police and sold from recordings made as first "Preziosa" overture of Carl Mini at a public auction. Other items are kept for 90 days and then von Weber and the Symphony! No. 36 "Linz" of Mozart. I given to charitable organizations. The Union Lost and Found is British woman The Chamber Orchestra, whidil located on the main floor of the draws its members from the topi Union. It is the only official lost students in the department,pliyil works conceived for an ensemUcI and found department on raps job sexism of smaller proportion than a fufll campus. symphony orchestra. Iti| LONDON (AP) - Women are repertoire is at least as dena prevented from making their though perhaps less dramiocB mark in business because of than "prejudice and lack of Orchestra, said Dennis B that of the Symphony^ imagination" by British top conductor of both groups. management, a female career The concert is open toISi consultant said. public. |:ASFttCE ODYSSEY PI Frit 7:00 9:30 Sat: 2:00 7:00 9:30 Sun: 2:00 7:45 No Twl-Llte Hr. WARREN BEAT TV JULIE CHRISTIE MR? MILLER- Frli Qlun: V Frl-S rl-Sat Twl-Llte Hr. Adult; NOW! 5TH BIG WEEK! Open 12:45 continuous from 1:10 Feature 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:25-9:35 WHERE ARE YOU MERICA? ... WE LOOKED EVERYWHERE FOR YOU IN EASY RIDER! ... N-O-W! ... BILLY JACK FIGHTS THE ESTABLISHMENT! 'ii fi mux JACK ...HE'LL MAKE YOU ANORY..EVEN FURIOUS...OR. IF YOU'RE A WOMAN ■ BREAK MAKE YOU YOUR HEARTI...ABOVE ALL THERE'S HOP*' COLOR! • ratio-"op"® - Added R°ad Runner * Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F/iday, November 5,1971 9 Wharton says education must continue knowledge must cause a continuing education in Kellogg past youth "We plan to sue the •The current exponential By BILL HOLSTEIN redefinition of education. Center. commission's specific findings as State News Staff Writer explosion in knowledge has made "Today it is no longer adequate Wharton told the educators a touchstone for a new look at it necessary for those in the to educate the youth of our that the basic goal at the our entire continuing education professions and Universitites must respond to society and expect that institutional level must be a activities. The specifics of our educational experience to suffice knowledge-oriented occupations changing social conditions and restructuring and a redefinition response will become apparent in to continually update their make for a lifetime," he said. "For in of the entire adult and available life-long continuing the next few weeks after the knowledge through the use of the 20- to 30- year interim education for all members of education, cooperative extension report of the Admissions education. between graduation and their rise and other off-campus activities society instead of limiting the Commission is released to the ♦Technological and social educational experience to youth, to positions of influence, the "in such a fashion that the public," Wharton said. changes have made it necessary to President Wharton said fundamental values and manpower, knowledge and Wharton said the existing cope with such problems as Wednesday night. knowledge of our society may financial resources of a university continuing and adult education increased leisure and in have changed dramatically." are consciously and selectively programs have served a rather understanding the Speaking to a seminar of college The educators responded focused as an integral part of the limited group of people including and university leaders in warmly to Wharton, giving him other primary functions of the interdependencies of man and his professionals, teachers, trade environment. Blowing bubbles continuing education, Wharton said the rapidity with which standing ovations after his introduction and after his speech. University." Wharton said this view is associations and members of the "upwardly mobile middle calss." •The universities need to develop a new value base in help light IP) - Ian Sikov, Detroit sophomore, seems to be reverting to a favorite childhood changes in knowledge are taking The educators, representing 24 substantiated by the Also, he said, continuing adult of _o^ pastime of blowing place and the consequent states,were attending a three-day soon-to-be-made public changing social values that asks developed" ' nibbles. Her absorbed expression shows that a lot of work went into this creation. intellectual obsolescence of those education centers have not been questions such as "What are the int seminar of speeches and recommendations of the sound og State News photo by Jeff Wilner who do not fully integrated into the quality components of life?" f and create keep up with the new discussions concerning Commission on Admissions. university structure. He pointed " •Finally, groups such as the the Yugosln out that at MSU a separate disadvantaged, the elderly and m reported. eekend entertainment administrative unit is responsible for continuing education. the handicapped have been neglected by higher education Wharton outlined four major and now must be served if higher 'e forces that are pressuring Abrams offers music, visuals education is to take its universities and helping create the responsible place as a catalyst for demand for lifelong education: change. light By JACK EPPS JR. State News Reporter Sunday in McDonel Kiva. "Salmacundi" a greaser style rock and roll band is ■ggiTHE PERFORMING Ion "On the Waterfront" and "The Wild One". "On the Waterfront" playing from 9 ~ Symphony leading this weekend's entertainment is a program of live rock p.m. to 12 Sunday at the Coral Gables. I srto perform i I visuals presented by Abrams Planetarium. There is also a play, at 7 and 10:15 and "The Wild One"at 8:50 Check ad for places. tonight, and Saturday. Film - Off-Campus ARTS COMPANY by C.P.E, amn Yankees," a concert starring Spider and Stephen Reynolds, |The Heistrom Chronicle" is playing at the State Theater. "20°1: A s numerous films. Space Odyssey" is playing at the Meridian 4 Theaters. Live-On Campus King Kong" is now playing downtown at the Gladmier Theater. 'Billy Jack" is still at the Campus Theater. Nov. 10-14 8:15 PM Rpseacipitz I.R.C. 71" a program of live rock by Jake Jones and visuals esented by Abrams Planetarium will be shown at 8 and 10 tonight Fairchild Theatre crndGuildeNsteRN d Saturday night in Abrams Planetarium. Jpider and Stephen Reynolds. A concert from 8 to 12:00 tonight the Union Ballroom. 'Damn Yankees". A musical comedy at 8:00 tonight, Saturday 'Horsefeathers", "The Music Box", and "The Barber Shop". dSunday in McDonel Kiva. These three comedies will be shown at 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday in 107 Film On-Campus - S. Kedzie Hall. 'Women in Love", 7 and 9:30 tonight and Saturday in 109 ithony Hall. "People's War," "The Earth Belongs to the People", and "Oil 'Seventh Seal" and "Orpheus". "Seventh Seal" at 7 and 10:10 Strick" are playing tonight one time only in 111 Olds Hall. The n.and "Orpheus" at 8:30 tonight and Saturday night. Check ad movies begin at 8 p.m. : places. "The World of Buckminster Fuller" is 'Trash", 7 and 9:30 tonight in 100 Veterinary Clinic, and 7 and playing once at 10:30 p.m. 30 p.m. Saturday in 104B Wells Hall. Saturday. Check ad for place. 'Midnight Cowboy" at 7 and 9:15 tonight in Wilson Auditorium dat 8 tonight in Brody Southwest Dining Hall. It will also be Live Off-Campus - Sheila is playing guitar tonight at the Albatross Coffee Dwn at 7 and 9:15 p.m. Saturday in Conrad Auditorium, and at House, and Maureen McElheron is playing there 30p.m. Sunday in McDonel Kiva. Saturday night. Check ad for time. 'Getting Straight" at 7 and 9:30 tonight in Conrad Auditorium, ■ 7 and 9:30 p.m. Saturday in Wilson Auditorium, and at 7 p.m. NOW SHOWING! EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN! (3) X FILMS ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS \ A PANDORA'S BOX OF FREUDIAN DEPRAVITY BIZARRE. SHOCKING BEYOND BELIEF!! V kV* WILBUR STEEL of Slip! R-pt OplE, "SUPER DADDY" wilbllll SI HVfd,/VMCi I itvul amcI d Ui tyil&ur si si uvi 3nt> THC HfifttOj ^^i lUMJI TOM SHEA • KEITH McCONNEt LARISA SHEBEfJT 3rd Feature SUBURBAN PAGANS Rated - X at 10:50 Beal film The Seventh Seal Group presents TWO filmic masterpieces BERGMAN'S * ifel sJfc SEVENTH SEAL COCTEAU'S COCTEAU'S ORPHEUS at 8:45 only admission to this outstanding double feature is $1.50 Fri. & Sat. 102B $1.00 admission Wells NO ID RHARHARHARHARHARH/? 10 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 5 r Speaker shuns violence By RAY ANDERSON be taken away her. and used against and particularly someone who is retaliation was recommended for obviously unstable," Storaska girls having been attacked from as rape said, when the girl says it is time man, Storaska was told, had defense her throat and vomitted all over a date, he said, have mam,^ I successfully undressed the girl to him. been assaulted State News Staff Writer "You are at the guy's mercy," said. the rear, but which could just as for a Cola and the date has been by uroun? """I f Screaming, struggling, or using he asserted. "Whatever route you One girl Storaska spoke of easily be applied to any situation. aroused beyond hislimit. He cited one girl's defense the waist when he go attempted to bevond that point she turned A d ate seek Ing sexual gratification is not the only "i» advice for to avoid that areas where sitLu "5| choose to take when being asked a man who had been It also uses the rapist's need for weapons to deter a rapist were assaulted it must either work or against her fiance's assaults. The her head placed her finger down problem a girl can face. Girls with assault could occur aiM following her to walk her to her sexual gratification to an described as "dangerous not cause you any harm." misconceptions" in a seri&s of apartment, claiming she had been advantage. assault the should result IT 1*1 lectures presented in various Struggling, he maintains, is followed previously that week "Respond to his advances man to avoid violent ""I gin""'"'''1' "" 531 another poor option because it and was scared. The University residence halls man gently and reach for his groin as the frequenly sets up two undesirable complied and even helped her though were initiating the action. Wednesday and Thursday. Lecturer Frederic Storaska 200 students gat hered in a Case effects: "One, struggling constricts the vagina which can explained to a group of nearly maim the girl upon penetration, open the door to her apartment before leaving. Storaska was told, the man was later identified as Frequently the man will even expose himself and provide you with an opportunity to crush a" any taum?thl?migluS<| ^ to get the situatin as rapidlygirl aWay °c^0',| and two, struggling entices the having molested many women testicle between your fingers," he as do Jw. >1 Hall classroom that screaming only helps half the time. man and prepares him for intercourse in five to 10 and children in that area. During his lecture he only said. He indicated another Girls who have raped are been advised bv St™ fo^l "Half the time is not bad," he said, "but the other half learn seconds," the speaker said. advocated two forms of physical misconception of rape is that it is go to shot a doctor immedtileb fla that it fails and some of them The appropriate response to sexual assault is psychological a retaliation, both taking advantage of the committeed by strangers or preventofpenicillanandestil pregnancy 8 n,#l aren't around to talk about it." rapist's "primary or "monsters." He said that But he is less opposed to defense rather than physical, he secondary need — sexual "Six or 7 out of every ten rapes reporting a „ J screaming as a means of is maintains. The rapist of assaulted frequently seeking acceptance, gratification." He advised the use of these only when other are committed on a date or in a dating environment," he said. Z^ytirneSbemore^l than the rape itself, aJJI deterrence than struggling or use Storaska of a weapon. continued, and if the girl psychological measures fail and Though they are seldom suggested that each girl m»lL I "Where does a girl usually carry can perceive his need for respect and acceptance the assaulter's the victims life was at stake. "If you become responsive a reported, he said, they are, by own decision. ''The police have 8rima«her|I a weapon? In her purse right? and definition, rape: a girl undergoing abominable job, what does she do when she gets desire to assert his masculinity man will more than likely allow penetration against her will. receive many calls of because £1 assaulted? She drops her purse — will frequently be gratified. you to gently caress his face He blames part of this on a arid alleged, 21 right!" He cited numerous examples of which gives you an opportunity social climate that perpetrates they become skeptical," JI Humor aside, he seriously girls playing up to and accepting noted that research he has would be rapists until they were to pluck his eyes out," he said. Some members of the audience "teasing," and also man's "pitiful sexual inferiority." Rape defense Prosecution for rang frequently difficult to achiev J conducted shows at "90 to 99 able to escape or safely react. expressed disbelief in the "A guy gets aroused 100 times I times out of 100 the weapon will "No one wants to be put down, possibility of such an action, to faster than a girl and if you were Frederick Storaska instructs a group of coeds on the principles of karate and judo, which they can Storaska explained. example he mentioned that As »I which he responded. to rate sexual arousal in a parking utilize as a means of self-defense in case of rape. Storaska spoke Wednesday night in Case Hall. York State requ ires N» I "If a girl seriously believes her situation on a 10 point scale, the State News photo by Craig Porter prosecutor. a witness (or I ■ life is in danger she can put an eye girl would probably be on two out as quickly as she can put her and the guy would be fanticizing finger into preserves." 11 or 12." BlICKMINSTER FULLER The other method of physical The problem occurs, Storaska Film probes "The World of Buckminster by John Craig. Snyder's documentary is a visual Buckminster Fuller, at 75, has inventor and teacher Fuller," a 100-minute, color film closeup of the man who is Tickets w|H bp abai| documentary, will be shown at become the idol of concerned Architect, engineer, phkiosopher, door. | 10:30 p.m. Saturday, in the young people who see in his Auditorium. revolutionary ideas the The film was presented earlier fulfillment of their hopes for a this fall as part of the University better life for all mankind. Cinema Series and is being Fuller, who has been called reshown by popular request. It "the Leonardo da Vinci of our will be presented following time," is the world renowned Saturday's World Travel Series creator of the geodesic dome. film, "African Safari," narrated Producer-Director Robert The following employers will interviewing organization. Relive the Golden Age of rock-n-roll with the be interviewing Nov. 15 through Students are advised to! Nov. 19. December, March and interview with employers eval soonds of the BEACH BOYS,ELVIS,DION & THE June graduates of all degree levels though they have not completcdl are eligible to interview unless their military service. Muyl BELMONTS & otherwise indicated. employers have indicated nl more as the GABLES If you are interested in an interest in interviewing the! organization, please sign up in the student before and after hisdutj! presents the Placement Bureau Monday, or at with the Armed Forces. » least two school days in advance Nov. 15: Bald\vin-W$tfl of the interview date. College; Eastman Kodak Co. SALMAGUNDI' "7 pieces of SIZZLING GREASE" Additional information is available in the Placement Bulletin posted each week at the Nov. 16: Kastman Eli Lilly & Co.; General Mot Research Laboratories;! KodakCo.;| Placement Bureau and in most Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute! departments. This bulletin lists 3M Co. specific majors requested by the Nov. 17: Bell laboratories;! Dow Chemical Co.; B.F | Goodrich Co. SATURDAY Nov. 18: Bell Laboratories;! This Sunday Night, Nov. 7 9-12 pm Jean Harlow 75c Chemical Abstr.nl> Service! Clark Gable in Applied Physics Laboratories! Beal Film "SARATOGA" Stauffer Chemicals Co.; Georje! Group Presents 105 S. Kedzie 1 & 3 p.m. Washington University; Cento! Fri. & Sat. for Naval Analysis. in 109 ANTHONY Yoii ami n thilo for *!""!! The relationship between four sensual people is limited. "DAMN YANKEES" They must find a new way. 99< 8 PM McDonel KIV^| Nov. hli..till. & Oili by The Company LARRY KRAMER and MARTIN ROSEN present ALAN BATES OLIVER REED GLENDA JACKSON JENNIE LINDEN m KEN RUSSELL'S Mm ot D. H. LAWRENCE'S WOMEN IN LOVE' RICHARD HARRIS « Admission $1.00 MA MAN CALLED HORSE No I.D. required Tonight and Sat. in 108B Wells 7, 9:15 Shown at 7:00 & 9:30 100 ANTHONY $1.00 — I Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. November 5,1971 11 rearmament cited Japanese threat "fascist states" from the UN, and the international to scene was the Peking told Chinese diplomats abroad even with Peking's participation, By ROBERTBAO a reorganization of the charter. called back, he recalled. interpreted by Ravenholt as the were will be minimal because the He culmination of an intriguing, The third stage began in the added it would be organization is becoming Peking's foremost goal in the "extremely interesting" to see three-stage historical spring of 1969 with the decline of "increasingly clumsy and the Red Guards, he continued. unworkable." United Nations is to block the how far the Chinese development. delegation China began to look outwards, impending rearmament of Japan, will succeed in the coming "Beginning in 1964, China tried Stressing that the serious role restaffed its embassies and began for the UN is to enable nations according to Albert Ravenholt, a months. to create a counter organization member of the American to the UN," he said. normalizing relations with the verging on war to negotiate, he The widespread speculation U.S. through "Ping-pong said the world Universities Field Staff now i organization is that China is more fearful of a visiting MSU. Ravenholt said this introverted Diplomacy", leading ultimately evolving into an "exclusive, Speaking to about 30 "pre-emptive nuclear strike" by convulsion eventually eliminated to UN membership, he said. private club," which allows the journalism students Wednesday, Russia, with possible U.S. constitutional government, Ravenholt predicted that future global impact of the UN, blackballing of any undesirable Ravenholt, who has worked as a collusion, was discounted by wrecked the Chinese Communist member. Ravenholt for two reasons. correspondent in the Far East Party and caused military since 1939, explained both the "If the Russians elements to ascend into positions motivational and historical seriously plan of control in to destroy China's nuclear practically every significance of China's decisive facet of life. capabilities, they would have breakthrough in the global arena. done so already," he argued, During this stage, all but one of He speculated that even if citing the Sino-Indian border Taiwan had not been expelled, conflict as one opportune excuse Students harried Peking would have accepted a lor launching an attack. membership bid from the UN to help ensure that Japan does not Secondly, he reasoned, the Recreation park re-emerge as a Pacific military recent troop buildup along by cutting order power. Russia's Chinese border is not a Workman put tne finishing touches on a new park converted from a parking lot at the corner of direct act of Ravenholt said China had two aggression, but an KUALA LUMPUR (AP) pharles and Ann Streets. The park will have a basketball court and an ice rink. An East Lansing secondary objectives, which incidental result of the gradual - esident is also donating 52 large white pine saplings. State News photo by Don Gerstner stabilization the Long-haired male students on Marshall Chen Yi had demanded on western government scholarships have in the past: the expulsion of front, which followed been told "stern action" will be Czechoslovakia's acqiescence taken against them if they don't after the 1968 invasion. arifies stand China's sudden extroversion in get haircuts, official said. a government director tells The Olde ■harles L. Massoglia, director of the ASMSU Legal Aid Dept. has Kfied his position on the ASMSU space allocation controversy "At no time did 1 say that I would issue an ASMSU or bring a suit against ASMSU for injunction against World... (week. Gay Liberation," Jdo in if 1 wanted to issue so, as only judiciary an injunction against ASMSU, I could has that power," Massoglia said. This Massoglia stressed. He cited the confusion as stemming from ambiguities during an interview with a State News reporter and a unique night spot! kin reference to the article in Thursday's State News in which he added, "next time, I shall be more explicit." ■ quoted as saying he would not seek an injunction against the soglia stated that some people from the Gay Liberation lenient came to him indicating they were considering filing a CHILDREN'S THEATRE Cap off Studies lest for injunctive relief against ASMSU's implementation of M.S. U. Department of Theatre Olde your evening with a visit to the piling up? World. Enjoy a sandwich, fine ■rspace allocations. imported wine or beer and this really Pause. Have a Coke. \s the director of the ASMSU Legal Aid Dept., I told them the THE BOY WHO CRIED 'WOLF' unique night spot. rd chairman might call upon me to defend ASMSU against such Coca-Cola — with a lively lift lit," the letter read. He emphasized that as long as they IS DEAD The Olde World offers a European lerstood this, he could advise them on what to do in bringing a atmosphere till 2 Hiureday thru and never too sweet, refreshes best. NOV. 6- 10 AM, 1:30 PM, 3:30 PM ■against ASMSU. Saturday, and 12:30 the remaining NOV. 7 - 2:00 PM 4:00 PM evenings. things gO 75c or Season Coupon Book Saturday and Sunday Evenings: the 7>]ackdir{j Arena Theatre - 355-0148 FOLKSINGER JACK HAMILTON better,! ^witn Further performances weekends present* defense Offensively, Ohio State doesn't pose the awesome threat that it week, will be out to add further to his roster of MSU records he and . portrayed when the Rex Kerns', John Brockingtons' and Leo set in Lafayette for career highs. Duffy's got the offense MORE POSITIONING Key weekend where a win or loss could project drag into Ohio Stadium itsTroju By RICKGOSSELIN or doom first division status. Horse-an Eric Allen-led runnio* State News Sports Editor MSU will travel to Columbus to game. The Spartans are given a play Ohio State in the Big Ten excellent shot at upending tht With the exception of the game of the week, Purdue will Bucks, with all of the pressure Iowa-Michigan game to be played play at Wisconsin, Minnesota will resting on the Ohio State defense. Saturday in Ann Arbor, the Big wrestle with Northwestern, The Spartans are Ten slate lists a crop of toss-ups moving quicks Illinois will battle with Indiana in and quicker towards a respectable that will have a big say in what the addition to the season and a win in Columbus *11 final conference standings look Hawkeye-Wolverine clash. make even the MSU Board of like. Woody Hayes will get a major Trustees happy. The teams are at a point now test Saturday when the Spartans Purdue may still be in thestitel of shock when it travels tJ UNION BALLROOM PRESENTS Wisconsin this weekend, nj Boilermakers will becomingoffi 43-10 route at the hands of last week and will be in MSUj Madisoq minus the services of their fin quarterback Gary Daniekon Wisconsin lost last week total though, and the Badgers may! in the state of shock themselves] The Minnesota offensive cir which almost dumped OhioSUti last week, will move Evanston Saturday to challaji strong Northwestern defeinl The Wildcats have a fine pun game to match Minnesota can't seem to find the gears toil ground game. Minnesota has excellent middle linebacker mmm to Bill Light, but will need mo stop the pass-oriented Will >oor stori we find r/wAM tomrnn.mM Q* team. Illinois, riding a two ganJ winning streak, will be out toskil OUR STARVING SMI the Hoosiers in Bloomington.Tlir Illini has come to life and begi" cram mmmni to display the talent that w> expected of it earlier in the yeufl , WARDS d 4 Bona fide all-American candidal# Tab Bennett leads the Dlinoif }B0CTH,TD PIAL A J, defense from his end slot. Frank X. Lauterbur gave tlx miecommmi understatement of the earlier in the week when he sail yfjl that his Hawkeyes will needfej "best effort of the year" ifU"i have hopes of beating Michigan! Ann Arbor Saturday. But thf question is, does Iowa have ani FRIDAY, NOVS, 8-12pm- H.OO SUPER FREE DELIVERY! more "best efforts" left after J |H a union board production win over Wisconsin last weeK. says no. ijtleCaes^ ^ ON ON CAMPUS CAMPUS nFIIVFRY 337-1681 DELIVERY ! IBllftiMWIftRWlKl REMEMBER SUNDAY IS SPAGHETTI 6C FRIED CHICKEN SPECIAL NIGHT Come in your blue jeans and enjoy Beat a nefty platter of either with garlic bread and tossed salad for only $1.50. In the President's Room featuring ^ OFF CAMPUS/CIRCLE DRIVE 50* OFF a folk guitarist & beer and wine specials. 337-1631 on a 14" or 16" pizza, one item or more, with coupon, offer good thru Wed. Nov. 10 From 4 p.m. 1020 TWO LOCATIONS: 1 203 E.GRAND RIVER! until 9 p.m. Trowbridge 351-0300 R< ADDRESS 1071 TROWBRIDGE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan F riday, November 5,1971 13 SPORTS gosselin MSU at Ohio State msu 27, osu 20 remsburg msu 24, osu 21 SCHARRER MSU 28, OSU 7 STEIN MSU 21, OSU 7 KORRECK ABERLICH Canodiens se Iowa at Michigan u-m by 24 OSU 17, MSU 14 MSU 24, OSU 17 u-m by 24 Illinois at Indiana III. by 8 U-Mby 17 U-M by 28 U-M by 28 U-M by 30 III. by 7 Minnesota at Northwestern Purdue at Wisconsin Minn, by 10 Wis. by 7 NWby 3 Wis. by 7 III. by 14 NWby 7 Wis. by 7 III. by 7 Minn, by 7 Ind. by 6 NWby 8 III. by 12 Minn, by 6 to Los Angeles Wis. by 3 Wis. by 7 Wis. Notre Dame at Pittsburgh NDby 11 by 10 NDby 10 NDby 17 NDby 10 Washington at California Wash, by 14 Wash, by 7 NDby 12 NDby 10 MONTREAL (UPI) - The Montreal recieves goalie Denis with the Canadiens, and Wash, by 10 Wash, by 7 Wash, by 3 Montreal Canadiens and the Los West Virginia at Duke Duke by 3 Wash, by 7 DeJordy, defensemen Dale Robinson have been assigned to WVby 7 WVby 7 WVby 3 Alabama at LSU Ala. by 9 Ala. by 13 WVby 13 WVby 7 Angeles Kings of the National Hoganson and Noel Price as well Montreal's farm team, the Nova Ala. by 14 Ala. by 10 Ala. Hockey League Thursday were as forward Doug Robinson. Scotia Voyageurs, and they will SMU at Texas A & M SMU by 2 A & M by 3 by 10 Ala. by 17 A & M by 7 SMU by 2 involved in a multi-player deal. Montreal General Manager Sam play with them tonight in Lions at Broncos Lions by 13 SMU by 5 A & M by 7 Lions by 13 Lions by 14 Pollock said the Canadiens will Cincinnati. Lions by 6 Lions by 10 47-18-1 47-18-1 Lions by 6 The Canadiens 45-20-1 32-11-1 shipped their receive other considerations also. Vachon was in his sixth season 38-16-1 23-9-1 26-year-old goaltender Rogatien with the Canadiens but has Vachon to the coast in exchange Dejordy and Hoganson will seen report immediately to the only 20 minutes of action so far for four players. this year. He has been unable to Canadiens and are expected to be in the lineup Saturday night when replace sensational rookie arriers to netminder Ken Dryden, the they host the Chicago Black at Notre Dame Canadiens' number one goalie. run Hawks. Only last week, Vachon said, Price, who played previously "Play me or trade me." ■ Spartan harriers will visit the guys but they're not very strong ByGARYKORRECK Ktate News Sports Writer school of the Golden Dome for a meet most runners feel will be a as a team," he added. "Indiana killed them," said Notre Dame last won in 1967, the year before present coach Jim Gibbard took over. Spartan work One against. of the Spartans main He season also mentioned that last running was fun for him, Downiown rest after trying to match strides problems, cited by and that this year even the Rob Cool. a team ■l' gets another crack at in successive weeks with Gibbard expects his undefeated member, is inconsistency. 104 S. Washington 482-8415 X Dame today, only this time Big Ten And Indiana did. The Hoosiers victories seem to be more powers Minnesota and Indiana. string over the Irish to continue "We seem to have lot of little 1 get a chance to run by the instead of trying to run over "We're going to have a little fun this week," said Ken grabbed the first seven places against Notre Dame, walking, today. "This shouldn't be a very "I'm at fault a petty jealousies," he said. individual, than team, efforts. After last week's loss to DELICATESSEN Popejoy. almost tough as well as Indiana, one Gibbard called the "They have a couple of good 15-50 literally, away with a meet for us," he said. "It will be a victory. The footballers relaxing change for the team else," he added. everyone poorest team effort of the season, COLD MEAT PLATTER may have had the four horsemen, before the Gibbard took his runners aside Big Ten meet." INCLUDES: CORNED BEEF, PEPPERED but the harriers are more akin to for "a private conversation." the seven mules. Gibbard added, though the Spartans needed to work in Women's IM Though cross country does not BEEF, SALAMI, SWISS CHEESE, BREAST OF TURKEY, "They're not really that bad," certain areas, today's meet would appear to be a sport which is also: JEWISH RYE and/or EGG said Popejoy, "but we shouldn't not The sorority championship easily sysceptible to dissension BREAD, really tell him much. football game between Alpha KOSHER PICKLES, POTATO SALAD & COLE SLAW have any trouble." He explained that Notre among team members it was also Dame Gamma Delta and Kappa Alpha OPEN 7-7, Popejoy appears to have a solid would obvious that Indiana's teamwork 7 DAYS A WEEK not offer enough of a shot at his fourth Theta will be played at 3:45 p.m. was the Spartans undoing. collegiate win challenge for the Spartans to going into the contest with his Sunday. competition coming mainly from ^KneissL team mate Rob Cool, a solid third against Indiana, Cool was also partially with Latin Ami with full content; the remaind third, right behind Popejoy, eof partial content. against Minnesota and led the AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS: JOURNALISM: Spartans in the season opener lent 475 — Int'l. Press Communications 865-Rural Development JUSTIN MORRILL COLLEGE: against Miami (Ohio) with a 1678 - Spanish Track Administration I 1, Section A second place finish. BOTANY AND PLANT 297A -Spanish Track 3. Section A Notre Dame's aggregate is led PATHOLOGY: POLITICAL SCIENCE: One of the Weathervane's by Dan Dunne, a close ninth in 441-Phytogeography *350 —Govt, and Politics of Latin last week's Big State Meet at America custom tailored ski packages - COMMUNICATION: 974—Contemporary Political Ideas this value designed for the intermediate Indianapolis, Marty Hill, Jeff 826-Cross Cultural 376 — International Communism Eichner, Gfene Mercer and Pat Communication skier. PUBLIC AFFAI RS MANAGEMENT: CROP SCIENCE: Holleran. 260 — Food, Population and Poverty *810-Sollsof Latin AmerK The Irish finished second at ECONOMIC*; SOCIAL SCIENCE: * Kneissl MC 1400 Fiberglass ski *362-Econ. Development < 482 —Contemp. Social Problems Indy in 160 * one of their better Geze Step-in Binding Latin America Abroad showings of the season, though it 430-Emerging Societies SPANISH: * Aluminum like Pole be 1 must noted that Indiana's 851-Economlcs of Secular *411 — Chlcano Lit. of the United * Change Arlberg Safety Strap decision to pass up the meet in States (Installation labor extra) FORESTRY: f *343 — Spanish American Lit. in favor of preparing for MSU was 454-World Forestry Translation an advantage for Notre Dame. GEOGRMPHY: >440 — Spanish American Lit. of 1888 SAVE s30 THE *405 — Geography of South America *445 _ mc The series with Notre Dame rn Spanish American Lit. 318— Cities of the World dates all the way back to 1920 *853 —so —Spanish Am. Modern Poetry $$$$& 812 — Regional Seminar 2283 Grand River when the Spartans were running HISTORY: URBAN PLANNING AND *318B-Latin Am.: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE: Okemos I just one dual a year under Arthur WEATHERVAHE Contemporary Perspective 813 — Int'l. Comparative Study of 3800 S. Mission N. Smith. f MSU won the first one 15-40 Mt. Pleasant and the Irish did not win until I ' ' - v* they took a 25-31 decision in 1923. As MSU's longest cross Holt (ool country rivalry it holds a commanding 23-12 advantage. \2 run The Little Lot 3 in, snow With the Big Buys 69 FiatSpyder&50 )r ■yone who would run turke ■gh rain, snow, wind, mud, standard transmission, economical 4 cylinder nearly new tires and 19,000 actual miles. engine, $1295 67 Chevrolet Impala W a mile long This great looking automobile has brand new tires, ■country-type course has to spotless interior and rustfree exterior, with low Bttleout of his mind. ■rever, 122 mileage. participants ran $1195 ■he annual Turkey Trot 68 Toyota Corona Besday. This gleaming red finish is rustfree—features standard B team representing Holmes transmission and a gas loving 4 cylinder engine. ■ finished first in the team ^ Tuition by placing Dave 66 Olds Cutlass fd, Greg Hibbs, Wayne You probably won't be able to find a nicer 66 js. and Rick Baker fourth, automobile in town, so be sure and test drive this Benth, thirteenth, and beauty. wenth respectively. $995 ■mes was the first squad to 64 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Pickup ■ four of its men finish the Features the camper box-nice for the price. $595 ■e, Holden Hall was second, 70 Hornet l^ers Hallfrom lour men placed third. The these squads Automatic transmission, 6 cylinder, new tires, and low ■urkeys. ■>' Crane, Holt sophomore mileage. $1595 ■the individual ■ Waggner came in competition, second, WHEELS TOYOTA ■John Sullivan trotted USED CARS in | A" three win turkeys for 2112 E. Michigan 372-0975 ■efforts. 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"People like to ride out and see now it'.« delta,* thu Itwas The damage that snowmobiles the deer in their smlwmobikr. ,„d the mt of the feeding yards, ^ ^ ^ ^ >pply ^ Not only are Michigan's rivers can do to forest land during the and this disturbs the animals," he forest will be available to people ^ motarjze(j vehicles, including in trouble but ecologically, but all of winter months is almost too great continued, "and after these The new zoning rules will divide who want to walk' hike' camp' land rovers and motorcycles in the lakes and forests that make to understand until the damage is people have worn trails out to the land up for snowmobile and non watch birds and other such quiet the summer months so that the mourn hls ,,, we re J" Michigan's recreation industry already done, according to Jim yards, dogs run on the snowmobile use. Trails will be pursuits, according to more delicate areas of forest will Starting u the third largest industry in the concluded. ' Farland, a conservation hard-packed snow out to the state are endangered, according department forester in northern yards and kill the to the Department of Natural Graduates Michigan. winter-weakened deer. Resources (DNR). "Uncontrolled of "If there had been no paths, the ex use The department has begun to snowmobiles in regular forest zone much of the forest area in dogs could never have made it out land is damaging the animals to those yards through northern Michigan and some of the untimately," Farland said. "The snowdrifts," he added. the Upper Peninsula. machines, especially when there Overuse in the summer months According to the DNR conflicting interests of different groups wanting to use the forest land has forced them to try to Third in a series of three articles. plantings, strips the cover erosion-prone hillsides and off of isn't quite enough snow to cover also causes problems to the the vegetation on the forest floor, delicate balance of forest land, tear up the cover for small according to the department. animals, and cause erosion which "Last summer we let a group of number of job openings make some sort of divisions simply frightens the wild animals kills the small animals in the about 500 people use a 40-acre The department will continue exist in all the fields, however. between land to be used for to death with the noise," Troy By KAREN ZURAWSKI comparative and M.w piece of beautiful forest land near State News Staff Writer to accept students until the The B.Z. market is saturated in experimental hiking, bird watching, Yoder, regional director of the Farland explained that the a state park for a rock festival for psychology University changes the policy, he fisheries and wildlife, but saturated, Lawrence snowshoeing and snowmobiling. department in Roscommon, said. snowmobile does the greatest one weekend, Yoder said. "After said. environmental studies at the chairman I nLj "The unchecked use of While canoes the main of the are damage to the deer in Michigan they had that concert, that land Jobs are increasing at a Sheldon G. Lowry, director of Dent. J snowmobiles in our forests source of irritation in trying to graduate level have better Psychology said. 1 by providing easy human access was stripped bare, beaten to tremendous rate, but the number the social science permanently damages tree control the ecology of the rivers to once-remote feeding yards and death. We had to prospects than in any other Bright suuareas replant and of college graduates to fill them is multidisciplinary program, also discipline, Kevern said. development psychology J growing even faster. favored restricting student Though Ph.D. graduates in paraprofessional jobs, This idea of supply overfilling enrollment in his department. philosophy have had trouble work in demand and grim job prospects He noted, however, that the community hytk finding jobs the last couple of clinics and crisis ente Dinner Specie! REMEMBER LADIES! was emphasized department chairmen last week, as commented about the saturated program had no alternativebut to accept students. "If students do not go into the years, and some have been underemployed, William J. "We have no vacancies with trouble Ph.D.s in |J cftj FREE MOVIE job market in their fields. professional colleges, they have Callaghan, chairman of the Dept. of Philosophy sees a better and industrial added. psychology '1 '' www Three of the five men discussed to go into the colleges of Arts and future. every Tuesday Morning the possibility of restricting Letters, Social Science or Natural He noted that in the past years at at 10 A.M. the Lansing Mall Theatre department enrollment. Niles R. Kevern, chairman of the Dept. of Fisheries and Science," he said. He mentioned that the many from colleges were prevented fully hiring because of Sunday ta|U department was developing explore | budget disputes. Those positions Sponsored by the Lansing Mall Merchants Assoc. Wildlife, expressed concern about training programs for students to will be here this year, along with to the department's increasing enable them to have more specific other new openings, he said. enrollment and discussed the possibility of restrictions. Only the University can implement the jobs. New programs are also being Lauding the benefits of a liberal education, he said, "a person with Judaism developed in the Dept. of History a good degree in arts and letters Arthur Elstein, the restrictions, he said. for more specific degree has no worse a porspect than a president of the CongregitL programs, James H. Soltow, those with a degree in anything Kehillat Israel, will speak at department chairman, said. else." a.m. fcj Sunday ol BARNES Concerned about the current Teaching is "completely Reconstructionist Judaism at t| enrollment, he noted "there is FLORAL need to reduce the number of a overstocked" in the social science Unitarian Universalist diiuT Lowry said. 855 Grove St., East OF EAST LANSING students and to change the type area, Lansing. L Jobs are tight in practically all Reconstructionist Judaism il of training." areas. However, a social science newly developing Judaism ti No pattern is discernible of attempts to maintain a Je major with a minor in some field whether advanced degree such as accounting has more culture while still accepting i students do better than those access to jobs, he said. American Jew as a parti without; some bright subareas Social, educational, America. \TSllUS I -#I A I11S I 3 LET COOPER FIX YOUR the Mack aris corrrpam * TIMEX |S| lanslng 5330 W. Saginaw mall Hwy. oreientt a Mack'arts J ELECTRIC ■eslml inO/ STUDENT vwember 4-7 IU /O DISCOUNT J ■ptrforrravers at 5:i5pm COOPER'S FIXERt LANGUAGE H\14 I S II TniJvite show 54/ only MERIDIAN MALL EAST LANSING 349-1994 *J $0 admHs/'art NSA speaks your hnguage And furthermore, if you are in certain especially adept foreign languages, the National At NSA you will be joining an Agency of national prominence—a unique civilian Where to go . .. what to do: Language Tired of an hour's wait applicants must take the Professional Security Agency is ready to give you immediate language assignments, advanced, organization responsible for developing "secure" communications systems to transmit Qualification Test (PQT) as a prerequisite to NSA interviews for employment. Pick up a and then a trip to the lobby? refresher, or special vocabulary training or and receive vital information. PQT Bulletin at your Placement Office, the may even train you in an entirely new sooner the better. It contains a brief NSA offers you this opportunity to further language. registration form which must be received in broaden your knowledge of modern language Career language positions available in the or area studies, and to use Berkeley, California by October 13 (for the are your talents in a fields of translation, transcription, October 23 test).* analysis challenging and rewarding career while you and documentation. Fluency in speaking is not enjoy also the broad, liberal benefits of Federal College Relations Branch, National Security essential, but knowledge of idiomatic, employment. In return, we ask that you not Agency, Fort George G. Meade, Maryland colloquial and dialectal variations is desirable. only know your language, but that you be 20755. Attn: M321. An equal opportunity flexible, naturally inventive and intellectually employer, M/F. curious. That's a lot to ask. 'November 24 for the December 4 PQT Test. Do you fit the picture? Then why bother, Call 351-7100 right now for the hottest fastest delivered pizza in towr We deliver to your November 15, 1971 door, providing your dorm lets us. N4TMJN4L SECUfclT> AGENCY DOMINO'S Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Fiiday, November 5,1971 15 The Weather is cool - and so STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 3558255 are the HOT buys in our Classified Ads! jfAdion WITHA The State News does Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank not permit racial or Employment For Rent For Rent Want Ad religious in its discrimination advertising FORD FAIRLANE 1966,convertible, V-8, automatic, power steering, brakes, $575. Call IV9-4013 or SPECIAL AGENT. Career position with top company, with expanding SEWING RENT-RENT 2 BEDROOM, furnished, house columns. The State MACHINES, exercise available. Dec. 20. $125 / month ,UTOMOTIVE News will not 372-1310.3-11-5 market. College or public contact equipment, TV sets, toboggans, ski plus utilities. Lease and deposit. Scooters & Cycles accept experience preferred. Starting racks. UNITED RENT-ALL, East 332-4770.3-11-5 Auto Parts & Service advertising which FORD GALAXIE, V-8, 4 - door, salary up to $800 per month. Lansing, 351-5652. 0-11-17 discriminates against automatic, all power. Rip off at Extensive 3 - year development GIRL NEEDED for spacious 4 man Aviation religion, race, sex, color or $695,393-0088.5-11 5 - program. Call for interview, Mr. ONLY $9.00/ month. Free deliveries. apartment near campus. $72.45. mployment national origin. Brye, Prudential Insurance SELCO COMMUNICATIONS TV 351-3307.6-11-5 RENTAL. 372-4948. O OR RENT Company, 482-0853. An equal opportunity employer. 1-11-5 Apartments TV AND Stereo rental, satisfaction Houses GTO 1968. guaranteed. Free delivery, service 400ci, 3-speed, green, Rooms Automotive radio, clean, one owner. 355-6036. and pick up. No desposit. Call 4 ROOMS, 1 bedroom, very clean, (4) 7-10. Ow NEJAC, 337-1300. OR SALE 1-11-5 C furnished. Near Mt. Hope - BUICK SPECIAL 1965, V-8, 351-5622 —• Animals MAIL TRUCK Delivery Van mornings. 2-11-8 A ONE Washington intersection. Utilities automatic, power, radio, new tires, 1963. man efficiency, graduate or paid, deposit required. 349-4907, Mobile Homes excellent condition, must Excellent condition, $275, will employee, kitchen, utilities. Also sell 393-1126.4-11-5 )St & Found 353-7768. 1-11-5 consider trade. 332-6425. 2-11-5 DENTAL ASSISTANT, full or part room for man, graduate or time with Orthodontic. employee. Parking spaces available. ERSONAL CAMARO ONE GIRL needed for four man 1968, Z-28, high MERCURY 1965 Monterey. 4 door, Experience, downtown. Call 332-5157.3-11-5 apartment eanuts PERSONAL performance, low mileage breezeway, excellent running, new 482-9695 days, 484-0702 evenings. across street from npus. 332-5509.4-11-5 ealESTATE 393-8670after 5 p.m. 5-11-8 brakes and cooling system. Must TV RENTALS - Students only. Low sell. $270 or best. ecreation 485-4412 monthly and term rates. Call CAPRI 1971, 1600cc, 4 evenings. 3-11-5 TAKING APPLICATIONS for 351-7900. UNIVERSITY speed, radial TV rvice tires, must sell. Phone 482-4947 barmaids and waiters. 485-2722. RENTALS. C fyping Service after 5:30p.m.3-11-5 305 River Street. STAR R'S BLACK & TAN. 3-11-9 TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 per ?ANSPORTATION CATALINA 1968, 4 door, month. Black and automatic white, $9.50 per ANTED transmission, factory air NURSES - RN, LPN. ROSELAWN DEADLINE conditioning, V-8, power steering, MGB, 1967. Convertible / hardtop. Low mileage. 'NICE TACKLE!' MANOR. Skilled nursing home, month. MARSHALL MUSIC. 351-7830. C-11-5 ONE GIRL needed, winter / spring term, walking distance to campus. brakes, 6 ply whitewalls, AM/FM, 332-2357,337-0407 707 Armstrong Road. Have after 5 p.m. 5-11-10 $50,351-1099.5-11-11 VI. one class day before rear defrost. $1075. 351-8494 positions available on 3-11 p.m. ilication. 351-0274. 7-11-9 MONTEREY 1966. 4~doo"r7~new Wt/&*/£. lAUS/m MICH. shift. Opportunity for Apartments NEED ONE man winter. Old Cedar battery, snow tires. advancement, excellent salaries, Village. Balcony. Call 351-5116. cellations/Corrections $350 benefits. Apply in person or call, STILL AVAILABLE. Large bedroom. Evenings, 351-3823.S 1-11-5 2 noon one class day 393-5680, Miss Lehmann, Director $185. Dishwasher, balcony, more. ore publication. of Nursing. 5-11-11 $50 first 3 weeks. 351 -8816. 5-11-5 MUSTANG 1965, standard, 6 NEEDED. ONE man for 2 man. PHONE cylinder, $499. Call 337-1143 after Automotive Aviation Burcham Woods, call 351-1649. CHEVROLET 1960, excellent WANTED: MALES and females for LANSING OR East Lansing. 5 p.m. 3-11-9 One 6-11-12 355-8255 condition, new brakes and tune part time positions. Sales and bedroom furnished. Large, - PONTIAC FIREBIRD, 1968, LEARN TO FLYI airy up. 45,000 miles. $300. 332-4487. NEW Complete flight management positions open. Call rooms. Air conditioned. 1971 Opel Kadette, 2 door, automatic, 350 cubic, green, TES 10 word minimum training. All courses arp 372-6408 Mondays, Wednesdays, Beautifully maintained. Suitable Priced at $1995 at CROSBY'S $1400. Phone 353-7096.5-11 -8 government and VA certifie. and Thursdays after 6 p.m. and for faculty, grad students, business PONTIAC - BUICK SALES in FRANCIS AVIATION, CORSA 1965. 4 speed, clean, good Airp Saturdaysall day. 1-11-5 people, married couples. Lease. Portland, IV2-9776. 3-11-8 PONTIAC, FIREBIRD Formula 400, Road. Call 484-1324. C condition, best offer. 484-3494. 5-1 332-3135 or 882-6549. O 1970, very clean. 351-8495 after 5. THREE NEAT young men, one full 5-1-10 NOISY 1966 MERCURY. Needs LOO 6.50 13.00 5-11-9 muffler. 115,000 miles. BUT Auto Service & Part* time, one college student, 1 part WANTED, ONE man for two man. CORVAIR SPYDER 1964. Floor time man, for new subsidiary of Call George 351-8840 after 6 engine great. Little rust. p.m. shift, rebuilt engine. Bargain at TWO USED studded snow tires.7.75x Alcoa Aluminum just opening new 3-11-5 STUDIO APARTMENT, close, Automatic, 4 door, power steering, $375,694-8335.3-11-9 14. Excellent condition. $50. office in Lansing, Car necessary. utilities included, many extras. automatic rear window. New For appointment call 351-7319. C NEEDED TWO girls winter term. $129 / month. 337-0219. 3-11-9 battery. Tires like new. Only $350. 355-4364. 3-11-9 CORVETTE 1968 427, 4 speed, Close to campus. Call 351-7385. Telephone 351-3823 evenings. S VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Squareback. 30,000 miles, $3000. 393-2718 MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East WE NEED 4 ladies for Lansing area 3-11-5 ONE MAN needed for four man, Good buy at $825. Call 351-6995 after 5 p.m. 3-11-5 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. sales. If you want to work and earn ir best after 6.4-11-5 . . . immediately, Waters Edge, Complete high call 349-2481. CEDAR GREENS sub-let, 332-4971.1-11-5 auto painting and pay Car one 75 10.00 16.25 32.50 collision service. IV 5-0256. C necessary. 4-11-5 bedroom, close, furnished, VOLKSWAGEN 1 970. Red carpeted, balcony. 351-4855. 7Student Services convertible, 4 speed, radio, 3-11-5 Bldg. OLDSMOBILE,1968 - "88", 4 - door whitewalls. Good condition. NATIONAL COMPANY looking for student ads must be hardtop. Blue,, power.steering and Urgent, must sell! $1400 or best RECISION men and women. Comfortable NEEDED ONE girl winter term. Cedar DODGE 1969 and 1966 window brakes, trunk lift. Turbo - matic.air offer. 676-1973.3-11-5 -inside work, no outside canvassing, ATTRACTIVE FIVE rooms, paid vans. conditioning, radio, tilt and IMPORTS no sales experience necessary,must Village $70 / month. 351-2087. Panelled, completely furnished, near carpeted, clean. 3-11-5 351-4737.3-11-5 telescopic steering wheel, VOLKSWAGEN 1 965, good have good phone voice. Full time campus, utilities paid. $150 plus State News will be whitewall complete service for small deposit. Reasonable married tires, good condition. condition, $500. Call 351-1851 and part time positions. Salary, ponsible only all foreign models 1 AND 2 bedroom furnished. for the 47,000 actual miles. $1,450. after 5 p.m. 3-11-5 - $100-$200 / week, depending on couple only. Approximately mid - DODGE DART 1962, 90,000 miles. HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT. day's incorrect 332-2328.3-11-8 repair and body work ability, 2 weeks paid training mber Good condition? Must sell. 351-7910. 5-11-9 References. 332-1746. 3-11-9 VOLKSWAGEN 1970. Red fastback, program. Contact Dick Vance: 355-4843.3-11-5 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS Supreme whitewalls, radio, rear speaker. 393-5460 for interview. 633 East 1967, black vinyl top, automatic Sharpl 355-2123 or 1-585-2581. Jolly Road, Equal Opportunity FAST AND sporty. 442 Oldsmobile transmission, power steering, 5-11-10 Employer. 0 1970. Call after 3:30 p.m., bucket seats, 4 barrel carburetor, tw - GUARANTEED repair. 351-0721. 10-11-16 351-2526. 3-11-5 radio, brand new exhaust system VW BUS 1965. with 1600 Porsche RANDY'S MOBIL. I-96 at DRIVERS OVER 21.Full and parttime Automotive and muffler, one owner. Phone engine. Heater. Snow tires. Must Okemos Road. 349-9620. C Apply 122 Woodmere, side door, VACANT FOUR man apartment. NEEDED: ROOMMATE for 2 n 332-5382 after 5. 3-11-5 sell. Call 351-6999. 2-11-5 Close to campus. $240 / month. Cedar Village by Nov. AT 1968, 124 Spider, 5 speed, till 6 p.m. 5-11-9 1961. Excellent condition, 332-5322.5-11-8 332-3757.3-11-9 idable custom paint, Shelby mags, transportation, good immaculatel $1400 or trade. HAIRDRESSERS: MEIJER ,$160,489-3581.3-11-8 CK SPECIAL 1966.6 cylinder, 882-3459.3-11-5 KING'S FOREIGN CAR SERVICE. THRIFTY ACRES now openings for full and part time has HONG KONG FIAT 1970, 850 Spider. Best offer. Scooters & hairdressers at its Okemos Thrifty MONTAJ CUSTOM TAILORS 436 M.A.C., phone 351-9487. OPEL RALLYE payments. Call 1971. Take ove after 5 p.rr Cycles Repair and service on Volkswagen, Triumph MG and most other Acres Beauty Salon. We offer a In East Lansing complete package of company paid 5-11-8 339-8025.2-11-5 YAMAHA TRAIL 1971, 175cc, low foreign makes. 320 S. Charles, just benefits which include:Dental,Life SPECIAL SALE FOR MSU off East Kalamazoo. Phone 4 mileage, excellent condition, $450. and Hospitalization insurance.Paid days only Nov. 3 — Nov. 6th FIAT 1970, 850 coupe, excellent PLYMOUTH 1965. 2 door, V-8, 372-8130.6-11-12 371-3810. 5-11-8 holidays and vacations, sick pay condition.655-2955.4-11-5 Visit our display Get custom measure for your automatic, excellent condition, plan and a vested profit - sharing . . . suits, sport jackets, shirts, formal wear. Select from $575. Call IV9-4013 or 372-1310. 3.115 TRIUMPH TR6C 1969, 4,400 miles. Excellent. 2 Knobbies, 2 new street Employment retirement plan. Persons interested should apply in person at the more than 6000 fabrics, English woolens, Scottish FIAT 850 Spider 1968. Hard and — tires, luggage rack. 355-3237. Okemos Thrifty Acres Beauty SKYLARK convertible tops, excellent mileage, PLYMOUTH "CUDA" 1971, 340, PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1963, V-8, all 2-11-8 Salon or call Mina niss this opportunity-Once in a ier. new recently overhauled, $850. warranty, manual transmission, House needs models for national Sonnaga at 8p.m. battery, water pump. 349-3400. MEIJER THRIFTY Satisfaction G 482-2579.4-11 -5 many extras. 351 -3681. 5-11 -8 _o'fer. 351-7466. 3-11-9 TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE advertising brochure work. 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Aversion Oldsmobile factory representatives also will be present. We will inspec 3 M TT" 6 7 8 9 IO 1,1 9. Connective s"ch items 'as lights, exhaust systems, shocks brakes and engine ■ 2 i 13 10. 11. Enemy Misjudge performance. We also will be able to measure exhaust hydro-carbon emission (pollutes air!). Because of the Take your troubles to •M I 15 17. Conveyer belt 18. Unsuccessful 0PP«rtunity, AN APPOINTMENT WILL BE NECESSARY SO PHONb PHONE 16 % •7 play EARLY! %VA % % %% 19. Sora 21. Back tooth PARK WEST 18 25 •9 % 20 26 21 11 22 23 in 22. Buy 23. Jacob's twin PHONE 351-0400 EXT. 247 28 % io % 24. Hire 29. Reason APARTMENTS 29 31 32 3S % 1 35 31. Gaper 34. Shoe bottoms %% % 36 37 % 38 38. Cigarfish STORY OLDS 5530 West Michigan Ave. 39 MO Ml § M2 %% M3 MM 39. Blockhead 40. Complement at Saginaw MS i M California coast. Castro has had open at 7 p.m. Saturday in weekend: Yoga - 7 a.m. Friday, 9 a.m. from 7 to 10 tonight owergym jhe House. His attempts failed by City,''the _ sponsor of the House w w would make possession of Lawyers for the environmental invitation to visit Chile since the welcome. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Green of the Women's Intramural Bldg. largemargins measure said that the bill would narcotic drugs (such as heroin) a groups contended there is government of Allende, a close Sen. Basil W. Brown, ion r a o Room, Union; Advanced Hypnotism- "in no way limit the "jn powers of felony punishable by ajfour a four year year evidence the AEC violated the — — friend and JeHow Marxist, °a' prescn,s Stephen This weekend at the Albatross D-Highland Park, charged that . . 9;30 Saturday, Fee Hall lounge; arrest in cases of drug jail sentence and a$2,000fine,or Naitonal Environmental Policy recognized Cuba soon after L ? COnCert at 8 ,he Recorder • 4 P-"i. Sunday, foikstrummer Sheila will play from the Senate was trying to solve the both. The amended Senate bill -« fatino office the .1 Un,on Ballroom 42Q Evergreen St.; Telepathy - 9 p.m. 8:30 tonight and Maureen McElheron drug problem by putting all the raises the penalty to a maximum Act of *nn 199 by refusing to tekin8 offlce °n Nov nn Nov. aiastvear 3 last year, include adverse comment on the The newspaper reports Sunday, Room C, Snyder Hall; Self Will play Saturday evening. The users in jail. In a speech filled with ompany presents "Damn Albatross is located at 547 E. Grand 'The objective of this bill," of ten years and a $10,000 fine, test in its environmental impact Thursday said Castro would be Defense - call 332-4155; Sewing - call sarcasm, Brown asked the - — ■ Traxler said in June, "is to create • ■ 8 tonight and Saturday in River Ave. orboth. statement. present at a rally at National 351-1771; Pot Luck Dinner Cooking- "elKiva- legislators where the legislature coordinated and codified Persons convicted of heroin call 351-1771. would find the money to build They pointed to formerly Stadium to celebrate the first The MSU Tolkien Fellowship will system of drug control similar to possession in Michigan under secret documents that showed anniversary of Allende's >«et hold meeting enougjj new prjsons for all that now utilized at the federal present laws face a maximum ten President Nixon's chief Po pu1ar- U i t y leftist Company will present The Company will hold auditions a n Parity" Nov. South Hubbard Hall i< marijuana users. level." years in prison or a $5,000 fine, environmental adviser concluded government. 11-14 and for "How to Succeed" from 7 to 10 ckets The House bill, which Both bills divide are available at the P-m* Sunday and Monday in the Anyone interested drugs into five orboth. almost a year ago that the test The midmorning newspaper lit era velcom the lower chamber in June by a not certain ategories: narcotics, Legislators could trigger a large natural "Ultimas Noticias" said Castro 77-20 vote, was strongly opposed hallucinogens, marijuana, Thursday when a compromise on earthquake and release radiation arrived early Thursday and was Society for the Bettermen of by members of the law stimulants and depressants. Each the drug reform measure would into the s spirited to the Cuban Embassy to Society and the MSU Broadct ers enforcement profession who with its own set of penalties. bereached. The statement by Dr. Russell E. await the rally. STORY Guild will present a triple comedy feature at 1 and 3 p.m. Saturday in 105 South Kedzie Hall. i Crusade for Christ presents DATSUN SALES Busing stand hit,praised ole, Christian magician, at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the Men's Intramural Building. 3165 E. MICHIGAN One Block From Campus The MSU Broadcasters will open the (Continued from page one) Gamut season with a segment of the politically motivated in his highly emotional question," he black schools either quit, or move William F. McLaughlin, Sights of Sound, showing TV as art, at stance," Bradley said. said. "I just don't know where 11:30 a.m. Saturday on channel 10. Lansing representative Earl E. into the city." Chairman of Republican State "I think it's just another we'll head from here." Nelson expressed quiet Despite the outrage of black Central Committee added his The MSU Broadcasters will present resignation to the governor's vote-getting tactic." Outspoken Detroit Democrat legislators, however, much praise to Smart's endorsement. W.C. Fields, Laurel and Hardy and the announcement. Bradley, who staged an James Del Rio did not agree with reaction in the House and Senate "I'm especially happy with his Marx Brothers together at 1 and 3 p.m. "I am disappointed but not hour-long filibuster last week in his black colleagues, however. was favorable to Milliken's decision to appeal the Federal Saturday in 107 S. Kedzie. Also surprised," Nelson said. "This is opposition to the bill calling for a "I am not offended by the announcement. District Court ruling in the showing will be Jean Harlow in indeed a sad day for Michigan. It constitutional convention, said governor's announcement at all," "Governor Milliken's decision Detroit school case and its "Saratoga", at I and 3 p.m. in 105 S. Milliken "put salt on a half - he said. "If the suburban whites to Kedzie. seems that '«e has undone appeal the Roth ruling meets suggestion that busing of students healed wound." want to keep black and white everything we've tried to do." with my enthusiastic district lines may be an approval," across 1972 % "Reports coming out of schools separate, that's OK with - TON DATSUN PICK-UP •••••••••« "I have the highest respect for Pontiac and other racially me, but you'd better be damn House Republican leader Clifford inappropriate remedy," he said. • the governor and his integrity, Smart of Walled Lake said. Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley, GET 40% MORE POWER FOR 90% OP YOUR JOBS. SAVE on TIRES at J but it looks as though he may have given in to political troubled areas show opposition to busing is dying that sure that they are equal." Del Rio said he strongly "The appeal of this ruling is exactly what the House joining Milliken's supporters, said he is confident that when all legal story • DAYTON TIRE { down and people are beginning to Rep. James Bradley, D-Detroit, accept it. The announcement supports the concept of neighborhood control and would Republican caucus requested following our discussion of this steps have been completed, there will be no cross $01CQ poe- - busing in Milliken's action Wednesday will just fire the like to see the administration of PRICED-... / I DO plus tax DELIVERED IN • GIANT TENT • called "unthinkable" and said it whole thing up again." Detroit schools returned to the issue last week. Be believe it is absolutely fundamental that this Michigan. Rep. Jackie Vaughn III said inner city residents. LANSING t SALE NOW • represented a serious setback for the fight to achieve educational opportunities for the Milliken's scheduled appeal is a equal serious psychological defeat for "If you don't want little black ruling be appealed and ultimately decided at the highest possible judicial level. "It is evident to all concerned that every legal step must be taken to assure that ® Corner of Saginaw <8 Marshall any final DATSUN Michigan's blacks. children in your lily-white • £ state's school children. "The action by the governor, suburban schools, that's fine, "I'm positive the vast majority decision in the busing DOOR PRIZES "I feel the governor, as much as of Michigan's citizens also controversy reflects the £ and the legislature, is an irrational white man, but see that the correct !•••#••#•• I respect him, was totally and hysterical response to a suburban administrators that run applaud this decision by the governor," he said. application of current law," he 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, N. members |, ATL film track approach called success Bergman said he doubts that there is same texts and wrote compositions any other course in the Bergman described the course at the 1970 annual meeting of the on the sam,. country doing exactly the same thing in a freshman composition Midwest Modern Language Assn. and at the 1971 annual national but did not view the films. 1 or ^milat to, course. "While the control group showed meeting of the Conference on College Compositions and a slight fin.i Data collected for a report to the Educational Development Hie track was developed in an effort to create Communication. grades in one term, the film group had , " Program (EDP) indicates that the American Thought and Language (ATL) film track started last year with an EDP grant was a success. interest and attitude in the teaching of motivation, composition and literature The film track course was chosen as one of the national major improvement in one term and a .■a®?? The experiment was under the direction of Herbert Bergman, the report to EDP said. The $3,230 grant from EDP allowed film rentals so trends in the use of film to teach composition by the University of California and Bergman spoke about the course at Berkley last improvement in the other term," the report •The film track, judging from both slated8"1'3' r'nal in that the studentI professor of ATL, which was developed with a five-member students can read the words and then see the feature film August. student and faculty reaction, very well achieved I "rm"n« J committee. adaptation. tho ATI the ATL to iimporve course - (n AfUlMA mnnw<>n J' Bergman will speak at the Midwest Modern Language Assn.'s reading and writing annual meeting today in Detroit to present his paper entitled "Teaching Film and Fiction." knowledge of the American exjerienrcThi^and J considerably to the course and the achievemer' ms « BY CHINESE SCHOLAR It was necessary for the films to correspond with stipulated topics "Further, the sudents finding it interesting, unique and enjoyable anH in the ATL syllabus, Bergman said Wednesday. "We used film adaptations of novels and plays because we had to favorable attitude toward it," the h .^""1 report conclude V'ng a W select books from the approved list and we wished to evaluate both University College and the Dept. of ATL has , I ^the J Taiwan government reading and writing in relation to their sources; the student was track for the 1971-72 academic hit year. Eight secUr n forced to read and view carefully to fulfill the writing requirement. fall tern .„d nine .ecUon* will be "Too, comparison-contrasts of the two media provided a good terms. t r insight into both of them: the limitations and strong points of each Currently, Ms.Beckwith, Bergman, McDouiul », the obligation to denounce a were clearly perceived," the report said. Goodell, ATL insturctor, are teaching the film track By NANCY PARSONS Peng emphasized that despite oppressive and persecutes the Nine films, instead of six, are The report also states that the cost of the films was a"significant State News Staff Writer the fact that 85 per cent of the population. political offender or they may bo being shown this term "The scope of political offenses denounced themselves— guilt constraint." The film track was restricted to films under $100. population on the island are by The Taiwan government must natives, the Taiwanese have no has been greatly enlarged. Even association," he said. Responses from the student reactionnaiiw were favorable, the forget about going back to the representation either in their own civilian offenses are tried by "A political prisoner must report showed. In the first term, 60.4 per cent of the students rated mainland and concentrate on the film track excellent or good, the second term 67.7 per cent and country or the UN. a military court with no system of publicly repent as a matter of face governing the country, an "This is not the government of for the government or else his the third term 70.9 percent. parole or leniency for the authority on Chinese affairs said China. It's the government of lawyer must do it for him." The students also rated the films which helped determine which offender," Peng said. Wednesday. ones would be used in subsequent terms. Winter term, the students Taiwan," Peng said. "Under the law every citizen has Peng called the security in Ming-Min Peng, senior research "The real problem is whether Taiwan "the most effective arm will view "Billy Budd," "The Innocents," "The Adventures of scholar at the Center for Chinese the 14 million of the government." Huckelberry Finn," "The Western Hero," "The Birth of a Nation," people of Taiwan Studies at the University of will have a "It is one of the "The Ox-Bow incident," "An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge," say in whether they are tightest Michigan and former adviser to annexed to China," he added. Court rules death controlled countries in the "Greed" and "A Place in the Sun." the Chinese delegation to the UN When asked if Chiang Kai-shek, world," he said. Instructors for the film track include: John H. Appel and Herbert spoke on "Politics and leader of the Nationalist Peng admitted that there is an Bergman, professors of ATL; Mary E. Tomkings, associate Personalities in Taiwan " in an for witch doctor professor of ATL; Gladys M. Beckwith, Hugh B. Fox and Courtney government on Taiwan, really underground movement in interdisciplinary course on China. believed that one day he would Taiwan but "if you invited 10 Johnson, asst. professors of ATL; Douglas A. Noverr, ATL "There have been no elections return to mainland MASERU, Lesotho (AP) people to dinner, it is assumed instructor and Stuart Y. McDougal, ATL asst. instructor. China, Peng — since 1949 since the Chinese said "if this Most of the instructors taught control sections, which used the assumption is denied, Witch doctor Thabo Hlapane was that one of them is an informer." National Government took over. the whole purpose for sentenced to death by the high Every effort has been made to maintaining the government is court for fatally beating an maintain the bureaucratic lost." 11-year-old shepherd who workings of the Nationalists," Peng noted that the allowed a stray donkey to wander government of Taiwan is onto Hlapane's property. Forensic Union wins trophies at Four trophies, including one contest abilities by faculty members from tools for decision making and for the best overall performance, the Communications Dept. and argumentation, which later can came home with the Spartan by debate coach, Donald be applied to almost any aspect of Forensic Union from a debate Cushman, asst. professor of life. tournament in Pittsburgh last communications. Team members Larkin, Marvin, week. The Connaughton, Magders, Luther Competing against teams from freshmenresulting team of six and two sophomores Cobb, Nashville, Tenn., 60 schools, MSU's T.J. Larkin, has since spent its weeknights and Freshman, Dennis Lefebore, Jackson sophomore, and Rodney weekends researching the topic Miami. Fla., freshman, Edward Marvin, Iselin, N. J., freshman, with Fisher, Jackson freshman, and went undefeated in six rounds of only an occasional Sunday off to rest. Jane Gedicks, New York, N.Y., preliminary varsity competition freshman, will be in Indiana this to qualify for the semifinal Larkin, team captain, said weekend for a tournament at rounds of debate. They received a debating teaches the fundamental Purdue University. trophy for being the only undefeated team in the competition. There is In junior varsity competition, Richard Connaughton, Marshall, Mo., sophomore and Larry Magders, Detroit freshman, posted a won-lost record of 4-2 in the preliminaries to qualify for quarter-finals competition, where they were later eliminated. The debate dealt with whether there should be great control over government agencies that collect aplace. information about U.S. citizens. The topic remains the same for the entire debate season, which A place thai offers lasts from September to March. Teams must be able to take an affirmative and a negative dancing. position on the topic at various times during competition. 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