Another . . . blow is »inw* »t ™»l MICHIGAN Cloudy chauvinism ss nude malt ...today with an 80 percent STATE TATE MEWS adorn the months of a ne\ chance of showers or calendar. See story page. thunderstorms. Clearing UNIVERSITY tonight with highs in the upper 60s. e 65 Number 30 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 26, 1972 Congress gives approval to arms limitation treaty WASHINGTON (AP) - The historic and the United States to 1,054. It other countries "to eliminate the debate came from Rep. John R. five - year U.S. - Soviet freeze on limits the Soviets to up to 62 threat of large - scale devastation" and Rarick, D-La., who said the Soviets intercontinental nuclear missiles and submarines with up to 950 missiles free ever- rising arms costs for peaceful have broken at least 50 treaties and missile - firing submarines was and the United States to 44 use. agreements and got the best of this approved Monday by Congress. submarines with up to 950 missiles. The only opposition in House one. A Senate resolution The Jackson amendment notes that approving the May 26 Moscow arms accord but the U.S. • Soviet defensive antimissile urging the President to seek equal, not treaty also signed in Moscow May 26 inferior, U.S. nuclear forces in any limits each country equally to two permanent arms limitation treaty was antimissile sites. accepted by the House and President Nixon. Foreign Affairs, Chairman Thomas E. Morgan, D-Pa., sent to Committee The resolution urges and requests the President to seek a future that would not limit the United States treaty Refugees describe to levels of intercontinental strategic told the House he considered some of forces inferrior to the limits provided the Senate structures redundant but urged the House to accept them to speed the way for unnecessary and for the Soviet Union. The resolution also backs President Nixon's concept that what it calls "a vigorous research N. Viet atrocities further U.S. Soviet talks this fall. and - development and modernization Senate approval was delayed for program" for U.S. forces is needed to SAIGON (AP) — As refugees tell it, batches of a dozen following "people's weeks amid controversy over the keep pressure on the Soviets to 40 civilians in Quang Ngai Province trials" in Binh Dinh and Kontum amendment by Sen. Henry M. Plane cra Jackson, D-Wash., urging equality of negotiate treaty. a broader arms limitation were locked in a up with building and blown dynamite because they were provinces. Their enthusiasm for Hanoi's brand of crime: lack of Spectators at a Sacramento air show watch in terror as one of the U.S. - Soviet offensive nuclear It also urges President Nixon or his considered "unsuitable for liberation. forces in a treaty. successor to seek early Strategic Arms indoctrination." These and other atrocity stories the planes crashes into an ice cream parlor. At least 22 persons The interim agreement limits the Reduction Talks (SART) with the In other cases, wives and children were killed. AP Wirephoto trickling out of enemy-occupied areas Soviets to 1,618 land- fired missiles Soviet Union, mainland China and have watched their menfolk shot in have reinforced American apprehensions of a bloodbath if the Communists take over South Vietnam. U.S. officials are particularly Board to view film of jet concerned about what they call crash "spite killing." "Any time you pursue the hard revolutionary line you're going to have SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - A investigators said Monday. The death At least 26 persons were injured, owned F86 Sabrejet was cloaked a dense business and residential area a bloodbath," one American who I bystander's home movies may help toll was 22. Eight remaimed hospitalized, one in security at Sacramento Executive four miles south of downtown. investigates atrocities said. "You have I reveal why a rebuilt jet fighter plane Victims of the Sunday crash, worst critical condition. The death list Airport Monday as the Federal The craft crashed into an old levee, to knock off the old order to make takeoff, exploded in a of its kind in U.S. aviation history in included five members of one family way for the In this respect the ■ filtered on Transportation Safety Board opened witnesses said, slammed across a busy new. I pant ball of fire and plunged into a terms of gound deaths, included 12 and four of another, its official investigation. four-lane boulevard and skidded to Viet Cong are as nasty as ever. I crowded ice cream parlor, federal children. The charred hulk of the privately "I'm sorry! I'm sorry!" the pilot Farrell's Ice Cream parlor jammed cried as rescuers struggled to free him Continued with children and parents. on page 11 from the jet. "t everybody out?" asked pilot Male body discovered Polls show McGovern Richard Bingham, 37, of Novato, Calif. He was listed in satisfactory condition at a hospital. George Schwab, local chief of the on local railroad tracks Itrails by record margin Federal Aviation Administration, said his investigators had received a roll of home movie film which may show the entire sequence of the tradegy, beginning with the takeoff roll of the 11:35 Township A a.m. male body was found at Monday in Meridian on the railroad tracks near the viaduct on Grand River Avenue. An autopsy was performed on the acting county coroner. was reported by a railroad who notified East Lansing police authorities. The body patrolman, craft following a week-end air show. The East body Monday afternoon by Dr. Lansing Police Dept. Experience tends to bear out Gallup has noted that the trailing Laurence Simson, pathologist at turned over the investigation to the WASHINGTON (AP) - Never candidate gains ground particularly The plane, on exhibition at the air I before in the more than 35 years of McGovern's remark, though no one Sparrow Hospital. Results will not be Lansing post of the Michigan State has come out a winner after such a when he is the candidate of the show, appeared to lose power as it released until the Police I scientific public-opinion tried to take off from the shorter of Ingham County polling has a poor start. As pollster George Gallup majority party in the country, as is Coroner's Office is informed of the I major party presidential candidate Democrat McGovern. two runways at the airport, located in I trailed as badly as told a House subcommittee last week, findings, according to Glen Dunn, George McGovern. McGovern "can take encouragement Another prominent pollster, Louis I As he himself has said of his standing. from the fact, as 36 years of polling Harris, told the same House i "It couldn't get any worse." subcommittee that low standing in the history have shown, the wide lead of a J McGovern hinted over the weekend I that his private polls indicate a rise of front runner early in a campaign polls can create a sympathy vote for the underdog. I typically evaporates." J*10111 5 per cent in his standing above I Labor Day, when he trailed President For example, Gallup says Hubert Joseph T. Klapper, director of the office of Social Research for the Thomas W. Gleason, president I Nixon by about 34 Humphrey gained 10 points from early points. of the International I "When we do start to move, I think September 1968 and lost by only one I be a steady climb," he told percentage point in the popular vote in Continued on page 11 Longshoreman's Assn., I newsmen. November. announced Monday in Washington his union's endorsement of President | CRITICISM refuted Nixon for reelection. He noted that the AFL-CIO affiliate traditionally endorses MSU investments examined Democrats "Unfortunately, this and said: year the Democratic party has been By JOHN LINDSTROIVf MSU's investments income totaled their investment income is much captured by elements whose State News Staff Writer $548,487 on June 30, 1972, according higher," he continued. MSU's endowment market value is beliefs and whose policies are to Terry. , ^ "That represents about three-tenths approximately $11,500,000. In 1971 alien to our own." Recent reports of 1 per cent of our total budget the University of Michigan's criticizing American I nivfsities for their investment income of about $184,000,000," endowment market value was I ?,ra,c,tices "really have nothing to do Terry said. "So whatever we do with approximately $87,168,000. I *'th Michigan State our investment income won't affect us Most of MSU's finances come not University," I ephen from private endowments, but from Terry, asst. vice president of much." "nance, said Monday. "At the University of Michigan it the State of Michigan and MSU's I h ,t'lrust °f the report deals with would be a different story because Continued on page 11 II oowment Univers'ties are maximizing their investment income," I mr"^ sa'^" "And many public I pities, including MSU, don't have I ®uch endowment fund." I en! i'es bV both the Carnegie I th m£llss'on on Higher Education and I uni II invlLerS,ties ^ foundation, orally concluded that manage their Abortion backers defend stand "'raiments if voters approve Proposal B." provide upwards of $10 million conservatively. By MAUREEN McDONALD year Berger added that the Michigan I JVesUnents 'n stocks and bonds are State News Staff Writer "ll is a fulsitv to call abortion procedures, Dept. of Public Health is drawing annually in additional Medicaid costs" is ludicrous. I ar»C W'tfl endowment monies, which "The cost of birth after a les Private funds specifically up guidelines to insure quality care larked for investment. Abortion reform backers, done at a licenced clinic or hospital with the least possible hazards to full-term pregnancy far exceed the mother. • early termination on an outpatient bristling under recent charges by basis" Berger said. antiabortion forces, say the issue Applications will not become a profiteering profiteering a Berger criticized licensed medical a comparison of doctor to a care "A woman has as much need for under Medicaid benefits for industry in Michigan if Proposal B profiteering abortionist who termination of a pregnancy as for I S,udents is approved in the Nov. 7 election. --Dr. Charles Berber operates a shoddy illegal practice on .k may opp'y f°r membership having a gall bladder removed," Proposal B would allow women with out-state guidelines. Unt i n t8te News Board 0* Directors to obtain an abortion up to 20 Berger said. "Twenty-five K, ' ®ct- 6- Petitions are available at of pregnancy at licensed maternal deaths per are cent due to illegal Berger said he does not believe that abortion reform will "slaughter S,h. tate News Business office, 345 medical facilities. abortions," Berger said. "This lives of innocents" s^tService,Bld«- "It is a falsity to call abortion number has decreased in 1971 and "There will never as Deeb asserts. be a meeting of the s»dentS w^° do not wish to read procedures, done at a licensed clinic doing a worthwhile service for executive director of Voice of the 1972 with the liberalized abortion minds between groups who call fete' 816 ^ewi or u,e its ,orvices maY or hospital 'profiteering Dr. which he accepts a proper fee," Unborn who claimed "Michigan laws in nearby states." people who do abortions of.!"8 an authorization for a refund Charles Berger, an official a tt he abortionists could expect to gross Berger made his remarks in Berger said Deeb's statement 'murderers' and those who evaluate card fee bv brinfl'n8 a fee receipt Michigan Dept. of Public Healthy rebuttal to Michael J. Deeb, upwards of $50 million the first that "taxpayers will be asked to t said Monday. "A doctor would be Continued on page 11 by §e° l^e State News business office A ivncmgdii oidic news, cast i^aiiaine,.. * Mwaugy OCptcinUcf | , ^ ^ g^rrCTna Carr asks By RICK WILBINS Charles Chamberlain release than foe's vote record admission that he committee meetings to have procedures Chamberlain an remain State News Staff Writer his attendance record in his record released, Carr anonymous J nummary has something to hide," The 6th Congressional private meetings of the Carr told a morning meeting said, "but he refuses to do Carr has refused to reveal Protect their liveUh^'l District campaign pot has House Ways and Means of East Lansing Rotary this." the sources of his Chamberlain said he begun to boil with six weeks Committee. Club. In a press release information, but says the » Mb • ?*»>- left before the Nov. 7 ''My opponent's Carr last week charged distributed late last week, reports come from reliable proud of his committee service" election. continued refusal to reveal that Chamberlain's record in Chamberlain called Can's sources in Washington. which J M. Robert Carr, the facts of his attendance the meetings, where much charges t Democratic candidate for at closed sessions of the of the committee's work is "baseless accusations from "We have checked, Congress, Monday again House Ways and Means done, was "miserable" and "faceless informers. double-checked and Carr said, demanded that incumbent Committee is nothing less attacked Chamberlain for cross-checked these however thai "public votes are failing to keep his district "1 suppose I should have reports," Carr said, "but the not hi My opponent's continued informed of his committee question, only ci08,J expected such McCarthyite people who told us want to sessions." 08,i refusal to reveal the facts of activity. his attendance record at closed sessions of the House Ways Pocock Chamberlain originally responded to Carr's charge ^ %k and Means Committee nothing less than an admission that he has something to hide is bid for by saying he had never seen his record, if one was even available. Chamberlain then Decision de/ayed - namely, that his attendance produced a letter from Jim Pocock, Republican candidate for the state House of record at these sessions is committee chairman Wilbur miserable." M. Robert Carr Democratic candidate for Congress Representatives from the 59th District, denied Monday he ever asked current Rep. Jim Brown for a endorsement. Pocock said the only time he talked to Brown after the August primary in which he political was just Mills in which Mills said, "I can personally testify that your attendance record is as good as and favorably on By DEBBIE CALKINS to city be filed by the postal posui easily won compares with that of any State News Staff Writer bargain with the union ove, See story this page nomination to Brown's vacated seat. Pocock said he union, Local 1527. the effects of the discussed possible support other member of the U.S. District Court L the old closing 0 by Brown's organization but not a specific endorsement. committee." Grand Rapids Monday The lawsuit also objects opening of the post office and The Republican candidate, who is Mills contradicted delayed a decision on a closing of the old station. new contrad* running against Chamberlain's claim that no Democrat Lynn Jondahl, said that though he will not lawsuit filed by East East Lansing Post Office such record existed, If the postmaster actively seek Brown's support he would welcome an however. Lansing postal workers over across from city hall on fails J the hiring of nonunion Abbott Road and opening bargain with the union, t Lebanon seeks peace endorsement. "Let me assure you that, grievance is sent to thj "I'm looking for support not just from othodox postal employes at a contract station, as you know, the contract station in the MSU regional office, Crawford Lebanon is trying to achieve peaceful Republicans, as he is, but from the very large number of attendance records of the The union,8 wi„ independent voters in the district," Pocock said. "I believe uni°n: explained. coexistence with Palestinian guerillas in the wake committee executive . . . . . . probably be presented to those independent voters will make up their minds on the e(?erf, D'stnct Judge the East Lansing postmaster "A sessions are part of the hell ... of Israel's incursion across the border a week ago. individual merits of the candidates." Albert Engel reserved his tod union hearing will be minutes of the executive decision on the request for unless the Premier Saeb Salam said Monday. Brown, who was defeated by some 10,000 votes in an Janet cnwford M grievance | sessions," Mills wrote. settled He told a news conference that Israel used the attempt to unseat incumbant U.S. Rep. Charles "All Chamberlain has to an injunction against the to our satisfactiol U.S. Postal Service pending The grievance procedure through the grievancl guerillas' presence as "a pretext for aggression Chamberlain, made his statement that he turned down a do is in of the move one the outcome of a grievance demands the postal service procedure," she request by Pocock for an endorsement when he indicated ___ when we want to live in peace." his support for his primary opponent. Therefore, the court hi] He denied that ultimatum had been issued to the placed the hearing on tl Brown, who could not be reached for comment Monday, guerrillas by the army and said his meetings with said earlier, "I don't want to play OFFICIAL CAUTIONS docket, but no date h kingmaker. Let the been set. them over the past week had been "useful." people decide in November." She said that the Easl W. German spies freed Tae State News is published by the students of Michigan State University every class day during Fall, Grad job prospects Lansing union "didn't the old post office closed the first place." wanl if Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays West Germany Monday it has and Fridays during Summer Though not certain oftL secured the release announced of more than 100 political prisoners in East Germany in exchange for two Subscription rate is $16 per year. Term, and a special Welcome Week edition is published in September. called tighter in 70s entire bargaining position ol the union, she said, "At minimum | Member Associated Press, United Press we would \ German women accused of espionage against West International, graduate with less relevant considering careers as Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., academic work. elementary and secondary postal employes working the Union." ill Germany. Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press NEW YORK, Sept 24 — The official, Herbert school teachers should think A spokesman for Bonn's Ministry for Inner Assn. A federal labor official has Bienstock, Middle Atlantic twice, the chart indicated, Crawford explained therl German Affairs said the prisoners - some serving Second classt postage paid at East warned that the job market Lansing, Mich. regional director of the because jobs are expected to are some jobs in the Union* Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services for college graduates is Labor Dept.'s bureau of life sentences for political offenses — are being Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, likely to be tighter through labor statistics, presented be far fewer than contract station that not be shoulf released in exchange for Ingeborg Weber, a 45 - job-seekers. performed Michigan, 48823. the 1970's than in recent this outlook last Thursday nonunion postal employed year - old East German, and her accomplice, Irene decades. at a conference of the In One of these jobs, As a result, he siad, the Middle Atlantic Placement discussing the general Schultz, 53. Phones: tightening of the job market noted, is mailing package] News/Editorial 355-8252 job-hunting college graduate Assn. in Sulphur Springs, W. to foreign countries whose studies have been the Va. anticipated for university Classified Ads because 355-8255 most relevant to the graduates in this decade, of strict custora| Display Advertising 353-6400 Bienstock said it was regulations. Aircraft delays drop Business Office 355-3447 needs and requirements of Prospects were listed as expected that the nation's the labor market should good in engineering She added that peopll The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Photographic 355-8311 find "less labor market would be difficulty in job occupations — even, over who have rented boxes il Campus Information 353-8700 seeking about 9.6 million reported Monday the number of aircraft delays of adjustment" just after the long run, in aerospace such graduates. But at the the Union's contract statiol more than 30 minutes reached a new low in graduation than the engineering. same time, he said, some 9.8 are receiving service onlfl August, averaging only 38 a day for the nation. million persons with once per day as comparer Prospects in political to three times per day at th The FAA started keeping records on delays of science and sociology, were university degrees may enter the job market in the East Lansing Post Officl scheluled flights in May 1968 when congestion at called good for those with Ph.Ds. decade. Also the mail boxes are na| airports and on the airways had become a critical serviced on Sunday, problem. said. The daily average of 38 and monthly total of 1,175 in August represented a 20 - fold - improvement over the worst month on record July 1968, when the daily average was 766 and the monthly total was 23,759," Secretary of Transportation John A. Volpe said in a statement. U.S. trade balance tips The nation recorded a S462.6 - million trade deficit in August, lowest monthly deficit since January, the Commerce Dept. said Monday. Imports in August totalled a record S4.6 billion while exports during the month reached S4.2 billion, the department said. The export figure was the highest since January and $182.5 million greater than in July, the department said. Imports last month exceeded those in July by SI02.9 million. Postal reform planned Sometime before next Jan. 20, the U.S. Postal Service will lay before its bureaucratic cousin, the Postal Rate Commission, proposals for the most sweeping changes in mail classification since Ben Franklin's day. The proposals will be aimed at striking a better balance between the work involved in mail service and what a customer providing actually pays for that service. Essentially, the reclassification will involve new definitions. Existing rates for the classes of mail will not be changed in the process. UAW-GM strike ends The United Auto Workers and General Motors Corp. reached agreement Monday on a new contract, ending the longest strike in GM history - a 172 - day walkout at GM's Norwood, Ohio, assembly plant. The agreement, details of which were not immediately disclosed, is subject to ratification by members of UAW Local 674. A GM said the time and location of spokesman ratification meetings have not yet been determined. The strike - the longest in GM history - began April 8 in a dispute over assembly line and reduction of the schedules work force Because of the strike, through layoffs. production of the 1973 model Chevrolet Camaros and Pontiac Firebirds has been delayed. '• ,5"7^ 1 TO PlAY JO/w/e' trmuT heading towards China HANOI, Sept. 25 officials there had intended in North war Vietnam, had The American passengers, (Agence France-Presse) — to try to make the men fly estimated their chances of who included Gartley's wife Three American pilots home on a U.S. Air Force leaving Monday at "onfe in and Morris's mother, were released by North Vietnam plane. two." expected to spend last night AND 6UE55 WHAT |'V£ BROikut left here Monday headed for The departure plans for Scores of Vietnamese in Nanning before flying on WA^IHAVEWlKflfERE China on the first leg of their journey back to the the three pilots — Maj. gathered to watch the to Peking this morning. KteKfeTL1 United States. E dward Lieutenants Mark Elias and Gartley departure of the motorcade, which was led by a Apart from Weiss, the delegation which came to a»asa The American peace delegation that came here to handle the prisoners' return and Charles Morris kept shrouded in secrecy — were motorcyclist, something even leading officials do Hanoi to supervise the release of the pilots until the very last minute. without in North Vietnam. consisted of David Dillinger, home decided to travel by Newsmen here knew that About 40 minutes later, the Rev. William Sloane way of China rather than the pilots, along with the Chinese airliner took off Coffin and Prof. Richard Vientiane, Laos, after members of their families for Nanning. Falk. reports that American and the four members of the pacifist delegation, had been given transit visas for China last Saturday. THIS WEEKEND City stores plan However, enough viscount no seats airliner one certain that there would be on of was the the Chess ma Central East Lansing group that plays blues, jazz Chinese airline, CAC, which By DEBBIE CALKINS Businessmens people they serve." Folk music by a number took them from Hanoi's slated Assn. and rock. State News Staff Writer A street party is planned (CELB ) is sponsoring the party from 7 - 11:30 p.m. Beer and hot dogs will be sold for 25 cents each. He stressed that CELBA wants to sponsor activities in the street that will not be of local guitarists the program. was vocalists also a and part of Gialam Airport to Nanning, just inside China from at to help both the students Profits made from the North Vietnam. The Michigan Chess Assn. will be awarded if there are I[or Friday on MAC Avenue and residents of the refreshments will help pay counterproductive. Students as well as (MCA) and the Lansing ■to give the people in East residents of enough entries. The entry community realize they are for flowers and benches in "They are trying to East Lansing Only a few hours before Chess Club are sponsoring fee is $15 for seniors and ■Lansing the opportunity to both a part of East the city, eliminate what happened in strolled and talked while the group left the Hoabinh the Central ■hive a good time and to Lansing, Krogol said. Michigan Open $12 for juniors. Drogol said. About 40 local businesses May," he noted, referring to they ate hot dogs and drank Hotel here for the airport, Saturday and Sunday at the ■meet the people who live on MAC Avenue will be the spring demonstrations beer. Turnout was Cora Weiss, a leading figure are sponsoring the party, he Lansing YMCA. Novices are welcome but ■the other side of the street," closed for dancing along Grand River Avenue. moderate, however, due to in the committee for liaison First prize will be $200, and added, because they really players must be members of ■according to Jerry Krogol of listening to the music of are CELBA, Krogol said, got cold weather. with families of prisoners of second is $100. Class prizes the MCA and U.S. Chess concerned and would ■Wiley Fox advertising firm. Ramblecrow, Ann Arbor like to get together with the its idea for a street party Federation. an from Olde World's Bastille Memberships can be purchased when Day celebration.-That party, registering. IWallendas performing he said, "showed East Lansing that people can have fun in the street." Clark airs pessimism 9:50 Registration will end at a.m. Saturday at the Krogol also said that YMCA, which is located Idespite death, CELBA is working to help four blocks south of the DETROIT (UPI) What accident redevelop East Lansing's downtown area. want to make it better for "They about release of POWs Capitol. The first of three sessions will begin with two at 10 - family of circus the highwire Wallenda's son everyone," he said. is it that makes a great entertainers. But it was he Sunday. was paralyzed from the CELBA closed off MAC ■performer who has seen two who started the family's waist down and Wallenda Avenue Sept. 22 for a BOSTON (AP) — Former returned to military service. been coerced into saying ■sons-in-law and a nephew aerial act. And it is he who himself narrowly escaped Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark Clark said the posture of anything. I killed and showing of fashions by city American a son paralyzed is training the sixth death in that accident. said Monday he is not officials leaves "We're getting three Itrom the waist down shop owners. North generation, his Last July, another optimistic North Vietnam Vietnam doubtful precious human lives and he (continue daredevil high-wire grandchildren, to carry on son-in-law will release any more that Article 117 will he (Laird) takes this time to |tcts? when he no longer can was killed, electrocuted when a metal Man of money American prisoners of war, obeyed. criticize North Vietnam. I 'When you are perform. and he said the attitudes of He said Defense Secretary am not optimistic any other pole touched a live wire ■successful, you don't want "The Great Wallendas" while the Wallendas were gets sentence government officials would Melvin Laird's charge on prisoners will be released in ■to give up," says Karl have seen more than their BOWLING GREEN, Ky. be to blame if they do not. Sunday that North Vietnam the near future," Clark said. performing in West Virginia. ■Wallenda, patriarch of the share of tragedy. Last Wednesday, again in (UPI) — James Whitney was violating Geneva ■internationally famous Ten picked the wrong place to Clark, speaking at a news accords by using prisoners years ago, two ■circus family, 'The Great members of the troupe, Detroit, Wallenda fell while descending from the spread his money around. conference, imperative said that it is "the of war and their families for LIEBERMANN'S IVtilendas." including Wallenda's highwire in a fancy He entered a courtroom in American government obey propaganda purposes should "I know I'm Warren Circuit Court recently not have been made more son-in-law, were killed in hand-over-hand slide down "until ■successful now ■ 10 years ago," he said. than I was Detroit when their most the guy line. Wallenda and began handing out dollar bills. the law." we hear from the first. prisoners See a Swedish crystal daring act, a human fractured his right heel in He said Aritcle 117 of the The demonstration of "I think J Wallenda, himself, is the pyramid of seven the 20-foot fall, and for the Geneva Convention they will tell us provides engraver at work! ■fourth generation generosity got so far out of if they've been used," Clark of a performers, toppled from first time in 52 years missed that prisoners of war hand that Judge Robert said, adding that he did not a performance. released while a conflict is Coleman was forced to believe any of the American still in progress must not be The next night Wallenda, declare a mistrial in the party in Hanoi recently had confined to a wheelchair, murder case before him. and his wife, Helen, sat by Whitney climaxed his "show COMPACT and watched their beautiful of wealth" by tearing up a REFRIGERATOR teen-age granddaughter, $100 bill in the judge's RENTALS Delilah, do her grandfather's chambers, but he wound up 4 ft! United Rent - All act, which includes being jailed for disorderly 351-5652 I A DETROIT MAN was for attempting to take conduct. ■rested balancing in a chair Monday night at bricks from the service area supported by a grandson |the intersection of Farm behind Fee Hall. When and another ie and East Circle Drive police arrived they found 13 who ride for driving under the bricks already loaded into a 40-foot high influence of alcohol. He was car. One of the men has also lodged overnight in the been charged with tounty jail. possession of marijuana. The case has been referred | «$526FIVE BICYCLES, valued were taken between to the prosecuting attorney. | bike Sundayracks and Monday from at the Music Building, Emmons, Fee and ■Akers Halls. J CAMPUS POLICE h*i*s ■"rested two East Lansing Just what you need, h i s jeans to live in Exhibition and sale of ■Undents Saturday evening on or off campus. Made of soft and chunky Cone Corduroy. They go along with anything ORREFORS CRYSTAL you do. Visit your campus shop today. Come see Mr. Borje Eriksson, master engraver from the famed Orrefors glassworks in Sweden,demonstrate his art. And see the great collection of unusual Orrefors crystal pieces we've gathered for this special exhibit. Many are one-of-a-kind works of art that will never be This week... through Saturday Mr. Eriksson will be engraving in the store: Wednesday 11:30 to 2:00 Thursday through Saturday 9.30 to 5.30 On the Balcony DOWNTOWN Cone makes fabrics people live in. DOWNTOWN - 107 S. Washington 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan IN ALL-MALE CALENDAR i «* Hairy dozen pose for 1973 mm By GARY KORRECK everything from a case of "Eve's/12" does not have o'clock knees. milk bottles to admire. State News Staff Writer a telephone. much to offer unless one Overall, the calendar Position, rather than can get off on Mr. August's But Carter says she has lends support ot the A Southfield housewife appearance seems to be impression of no intention of making the a gorilla or a oft-attacked artistic men eat crow. has dealt male chauvinism mos^ important and the card-playing Mr. February, argument that the female another blow - this time calendar could have been who sports a white fedora, a She explained: "For body is inherently more years, we women have right in the Adam's apple, subtitle* "A study in posed cigar and a full house. beautiful. The male body is Mr. May takes the cake, patronized newsstands Evelyn Carter's gesi1"*5- not always necessarily ugly, where we are subject to row self-established From an esthetic or loses it rather, for his publishing but within the context of after row of girlie company HDS (to Heck viewpoint, it would seem scar-studded torso and five "Eve's/12" there is less to magazines. Women read with Double Standards) has just released a 1973 magazines too, so all I'm calendar doing is making provision models, au month of the year. featuring natural, for each male SN to publish for equal time." The initial calendar was inspired by Cosmopolitan's The calendar goes under the banner "Eves's/12" and one can see a demure Mr. for in-depth c success Reynolds with the foldout, Carter added she had seen a Burt but January peering from the market for a male nude front cover through an Beginning Nov. 3, the Counterpoint will focus on term. The staff will consist calendar before then. apple. State News will offer areas which cannot be of news reporters released "It has always been there, given The rest of the year is Counterpoint, a biweekly in depth coverage in the from regular duties to work and very frankly, I did spiced with an assortment of tabloid - size supplement to daily newspaper. on Counterpoint stories. something about it," she chest hair, operation scars the regular paper, The subjects will range in Besides the quipped. and knock-knees, with the As an investigative and interest while always commentaries. vital elements hidden with interpretive journal, keeping a general audience Counterpoint reporters will Evelyn Carter may not readership in mind. A continuing series of also be allowed to analyze their topics. Straight news intend to cut the male ego to the quick, but she may Adam's apple commentary columns will writing is reserved for the catch Hugh Hefner with his Women finally have their answer to Playboy calendar - Eve's/12. The calendar highlight Counterpoint and daily. shutter down. displays 12 male nudes. It is currently being distributed by a Southfield I accentuate the writing style. woman. The importance will be on the message rather than the UJe give form. The columns will women, and press be rotated among writers to concern minority groups criticism and will Artifacts unearthed in Africa If a ulr ii mat Kaukumat, completely n i i anthropology and assigned I — i - Still others, from 500 _ _ il.i . that game, water and grasses . m blind and about 90 years - the Sahara the earlifl students - to MSU's African Studies B.C. show that the Turkana had been abundant in the as keep one type of opinion old, is called old man of the Center. The homeland of East from dominating. group District inhabitants used district where now only Afric| baboon and wears a baboon conducted research in the pastoral groups. Persons interested in asbestos from nearby Mt. nomadic, pastoral groups The 10,000 skin. He is the oldest Turkana District near Lake - year Kadam live and subsist in a terrain • writing columns should Turkana elder and tells the Rudolf in as a tempering archaeological finds the Great Rift element in with acacia bushes and contact co-editors S. A. legend of Endikeerio, a making their made mainly along ancie a break. Smith and Andrea Austin at Valley two years ago. large cooking pots. volcanic rubble. Rain comes beachlines distant from the State News editorial place where evolutionary creatures emerged from the The group found artifacts Evidences that present - about once a year, totals tjj estimated to be 10,000 present shores of offices, 341 Student day Turkana people were about six inches, and results water. Rudolf. Services Bldg. years old and heard trivial preceded by others, are in temporary lakes and Kaukumat is part of Projectile points a legends that place the found in the ancient Send for your Student Identification Card and get a Counterpoint plans to recently completed evolution of man in the were found, indicatii publish three issues this circular stone burial cairns, "Some time in the big break on rates at 75 Hilton Hotels and Inns coast dissertation by Shela Lake Rudolf basin in hunting had been a way! McFarlin said. Stone can no transition era between the to coast. (Grad students and faculty, too.) Just mail McFarlin, of Vine Grove, life in the gameless a this coupon to Hilton Hotels Corp.. Travel Dept. Kenya, Africa. The artifacts longer be found in the late stone age and the iron Ky. include harpoons and semidesert area where the Crocodile and fish bonl National Sales Div.. 9880 Wilshire Blvd.. Beverly Hills, THE CARRIAGE HILL McFarlin was a member age," McFarlin said, "the served as materials H animal bones from 10,000 cairns are, and the Turkana Calif. 90210. Then come visit the Hiltons.X of a MSU research group pastoral people began to harpoons, sinkers GOSPEL HALL led B.C. and ceramic fragments and othj by Lawrence H. Robbins, reportedly do not bury their move in. About 5,000 years 2960 Lake Lansing Rd from 5,000 B.C. and 8,400 dead except chiefs and fishing tools. Five - asst. ago dry areas began Nile perch are still fouJ professor of East Lansing grandmothers who occurring and the today in the alkaline lakf placed in circular grass - populations shifted. We do Invites You to Attend covered mounds. know that the Turkana and The 8,400 B.C. on Sundays Worship 9:30 am WRITERS The MSU party was told the nearby Samburu people have been pastoral, and fishing has disappeared finds, beachlines, again discontinuous wavy ceran^ showe| z™3 MSU SKI CLUB • Sunday School 10:45 Gospel 7:30 pm am FILMS-STAGE 7-9pm WED. SEPT. 27 at except for the El Molo people who now number decoration and HILTOn HOTELS: CORAL GABLES! Happy hour prlcesl Flicks! Door "stamped" decoratiol Contact 332-6734 prizes! (Like Free trips to only about 200, but who similar to pottery sharl fished Hawaii and Aspen) once on both sides of that have been found in tlf Having trouble getting your scripts read Memberships available. the lake." Nile and Sudan areas a by the right people? New archaeological which have been dated by I — least of all produced evidence from Africa 14 tests. 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In the first grade, when you were taught week and finish each page in 31 seconds, For some inexplicable reason, "the stuff seems U to read "Run Spot Run," you had to read it At 3,000 words per minute, you'll be overnight around here," Sgt. Clare Helms of the Stal out loud. Word-by-word. •TOP COLL1CTINO RCJICTION tLIMI Later, in the second able to read the 447 page novel The God• Police post here, said. grade, you were asked to read silently. But father in 1 hour and 4 minutes, Five Detroit area youths arrested Sunday afternoJ you couldn't do it. These are documented statistics based You stopped reading out loud, but you on the results of the 450,000 people who apparently know. Inside the abandoned frame house tlf continued to say every word to yourself. have enrolled in the Evelyn Wood course youths were arrested in, police said they found two net Chances are, you're doing it This means that you read right now. since its inception in 1959. only as fast The course isn't complicated. 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Mich._ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 26, 1972 ew U hiring plan in effect; ob openings listed in bulletin rftKIE HANES technical technical o.. By BECKIE HANES job vacancies were .... the listed in the News News Bulletin, the associate professor in labor State News Staff Writer Bulletin. vacancies with state The old Placement Bureau on Higher and industrial relations, said hiring policy employment agencies. MSU's new hiring policy, which did not offer Education and the Michigan Monday. Brophy of B this was one "However, it was decided ■ whereby job vacancies are service, came under attack Employment Security the women who spoke that this listing was not Kited in several publications, last Commission in Lansing. before the board in February by women necessary for universities, Kin effect. faculty members in an open Because the program just February. but it sounded like a good I Nineteen administrative - hearing before the board of started, News Bulletin was The listings were divided idea," Groty said. I professional and clerical - trustees. The women the only posting place, C. Keith Groty, asst. vice into four categories. The "The feeling among ■ technical job vacancies were claimed hiring procedures categories are faculty, administration is to have a at president ■ listed in the MSU News MSU were for labor and administrative - structure of openness that ■ Bulletin last week. and cited discriminatory industrial relations, said professional, clerical examples of sex - we always thought was n The first part of MSlTs bias. Monday. technical and health there," Groty said, "but to JneW hiring policy began The new policy would "This is a step in the right direction, but doesn't solve professional. This posting is done in make it more clear." ■when 19 administrative - correct this problem The posting procedure is jrofessional and clerical - by all the problems," addition to the past system publicizing job openings in only one part of the entire Jacqueline Brophy, of departments notifying hiring policy which is being other universities of worked on, Groty stressed. openings by direct mail. "If departments Congress require additional posting, this is done also," Groty said. Police "The objective of this new procedure is to a greater provide dean openness of his limit slaye opportunity to gain arms positions within the faculty," he added. Groty listed three causes were BOSTON (UPI) - Police investigating the strong USDA CHOICE BONELESS for this new procedure. The possibility that black TOP SIRLOIN STRIP STEAK women's testimony before journalist Joseph Strickland HYGRADE BALL PARK BONN, Germany (AP) — his government will Oct. 10 to establish was murdered by someone the board of trustees last J Fighting for re-election, continue foreign policy diplomatic relations with winter urging hiring policy whom he knew, but still FRANKS 1 lb. pkg. ■ Chancellor Willy Brandt said projects, ranging from the Communist Chinese. were without a motive for I Monday that the opposition friendship talks with China Before flying to Peking, restructuring factor in was a major his shooting. HOLLY FARM'S GRADE A I bribed some of his former to Common Market summit Scheel said, he will visit the new Strickland, 44, a former COMBINATION PACK CHICKEN procedures, (supporters I jn parliament to negotiations, despite his New York on Tuesday for Secondly, in March the Groty said. Detroit News reporter USDA CHOICE BONELESS switch sides and deprive him parliamentary defeat last talks with twice nominated for a colleagues administration set up hiring | of a ruling majority. week. attending the UN General procedures for nonacademic Pulitzer Prize, was found TIP SIRLOIN SIZZLER Foreign Minister Walter Assembly session. He plans dead in pool of blood Brandt, kicking off a Scheel, speaking at the same employes and felt a parallel a to discuss details of Ibitter election campaign, news conference, confirmed West and East Germany in seating statement was needed. Also, early Saturday morning in I showed unusual anger when that he will travel to Peking the United Nations. a federal executive order the bathroom of his SPECIAL | newsmen latter questioned required the posting of apartment. The shower still running. was __ i luT interview his charge, made in in the news INVOLVEMENT URGED There was no evidence of forced entry, nor of a | I magazine Der Spiegel. robbery attempt, police said The chancellor turned red Sunday. I in the face and raised his e when asked at a news I conference to name names Black affairs office The widow assistant to the Harvard University flew of the dean of I md give details. here from Detroit Saturday to make arrangements for liaised Brandt said he had not ■ question the corruption originally when divides into six units the funeral. "I just can't believe it I Spiegel interviewed him, but happened," said Barbara ■ had been asked by Spiegel By BILL TAYLOR • A representative council will emphasis on black Strickland, upon arrival State News Staff Writer here. "I talked to Joe on ■ whether he thought - managed by codirectors survival on campus. OBA will be responsible for plans to get involved in West Tuesday by telephone, and ■ corruption was Involved I with the defectors and had Modifications Office of Black in the Affairs recruiting the committee Lansing and the Detroit area he seemed so happy. We were making plans to move l|| thick sliced I P 9" members. The chairman of Isiid yes because of his (OBA) went into effect the representative council where black survival on the family to Boston so we ■"subjective convictions." campus will be emphasized. Monday to serve a broader will be in charge of the could all be together by He refused to elaborate at segment of students, formulation of power and The community Christmas." Ithenews Itestily: conference, saying "1 don't have director said. James OBA will be separated Weathers structure in the office. "Since freshmen committee will help "draw a working link with brothers Detectives questioning a number of were GROCERY 8 PACK 16 acquaintances of the dead oz. RETURNABLE BOTTLES | anything to add." into six committees orientation we have gotten a lot of people interested who and communities sisters to from the man, who was instrumental When newsmen kept I demanding details on his responsible functioning of the office. for the have wanted themselves," Weathers said. to express problems and solutions to those problems in the in locating a key witness in the killing of three persons COCA COLA (with dep IV ■ politically explosive charge, •A communication at the Algiers Motel annex MARDI -GRAS Weathers said one of the community," Weathers said. I Brandt snapped: "I am not committee - will be during the 1967 Detroit goals of OBA this ■ a state prosecutor." An opposition Christian responsible for being the communicative link be to get involvement in order to more year will student any come riots. "He had a lot of friends," TOWELS OR NAPKINS 3/$1o° between the organization make the office to 308 Student Services police said, "and we are THANK YOU 20 oz. ■ Democrat spokesman more and other organizations on functionable. Bldg. questioning them.' ■ rejected Brandt's charge I that his party bribed one or I more of the six lawmakers and off campus. • A dorm committee-will make "The methods are to the office more CHERRY PIE FILLING KRAFT 7 29c be concerned with functionable and at the oz. ■ whose defections caused intracampus activities and same time getting more |Brandt's majority to relationships. •A program committee - black students involved in the operations, programs, MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER 14° will be responsible for j Brandt's regime failed to planning office involvement and functions of the LIMIT 6 PLEASE Jwin a parliamentary ■ confidence vote in events. office," he added, The director of OBA will BAKERY Friday, fell TV & STEREO ■ through • A community be responsible for the losing its committee will Rentals SPARTAN 24 oz. provide coordination |P"liamentary source of ■ Power and had to seek new - community service actions activities of the office and is of the $23.00 per term ■ elections, set for Nov. 19. ■ Brandt is now interim with the Detroit area. 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COUPON EXPIRES 9 30 - - ?2 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 26. lot END-WAR CONDITION TOLD Lack of open POW release plan restated Id raws incumb HANOI (AP) — Premier The premier said the Tho, adviser to the Hanoi in reconstruction, but said it prospect of meeting with ANN ARBOR (UPI) - Washtenaw Side won't support Pham Vaan Dong of North framework for settlement of peace delegation, on the him. was up to the Americaas to Dong was one reason for the County Sheriff Douglas Harvey is Jim Herd, president of Vietnam has reiterated that the war has long been the towin. grounds of secrecy. find the answer. running for the North Vietnamese want available in the seven-point delay in leaving for the re-election this service, said Sunday that 7"8 United States with the three November and if you are not openly deputies had asked him if to release all captured American pilots and will do proposal put forward by the provisional revolutionary The premier also said the Earlier, antiwar activists, released pilots. for him, you must be against him. put a Harvey campaign they Poster coJS in the time had come to consider Cora Weiss. David Dellinger. At least that's what this city's so when there is agreement government, the Viet Cong. company's front yard last aid to North Vietnam for Rev. William Sloane Coffin She said another reason North Side Towing Service found out Week on settling the war. Dong said in an This calls for the total withdrawal of American reconstruction of the damage caused by the and went Prof. with Richard the released Falk. was a that the delegation had responsibility to make : : over issued the weekend when a memorandum Harvey instructing his Su.Syheg",etheral"e°k*"»t informal 90 -minute forces and the formation of "Then I talked with the discussion Sunday, attended bombing. pilots and their relatives to contact with other pilots : men to "no longer" call on the rest of the a coalition government. Dong told the delegation a hospital and met company officers and we decider!? patients still detained. company. by this reporter and the Dong said the that the Vietnamese people who said they were victims take the poster down," Herd said H four antiwar activists who The three released pilots : Harvey is a candidate on the clarification statement on knew who was responsible of U.S. bombing in Hanoi. "We decided i, to Hanoi to escort are Navy Lts. Mark L. American Independent party's ticket. came the three-party coalition for the destruction, and place to campaign for home three released fliers, Weiss, cochairman of the Gartley, 28, of Dunedin, : His anyone " government made by knew who should supply Committee of Liaison with Republican opponent Harold Herd said a request to display that President Nixon was Fla.; Norris A. Charles, 27, : Owings, currently undersheriff, said, Nguyen Thi Binh, the Viet the aid. Families of Servicemen of San Diego, Calif.; and Air Harvey bumper stickers on h. aware of the need for a ; "The indication I get is that the Cong peace delegation head, He did not directly say Detained in North Vietnam, Force Maj. Edward K. Elias,v company's seven trucks also has bJn settlement before the in Paris on Sept. 11 should • memo was issued because the North turnad Hnum the United States should aid told this reporter that the 34 of Valdosta, Ga. remaining pilots could be be stressed. freed. He asserted that there was no misunderstanding on Under this formula, this point. President Nguyen Van College helps In Washington, press Thieu of South Vietnam secretary Ronald L. Ziegler would be excluded, but the said the White House's Saigon government would interest is in the safe return name one-third, the Viet of American prisoners of SAULT STE. MARIE is fully operational. arrangement. Although the building Cong another third, and the any way institution of higher To date the war, declining comment on final third would include (UPI) — A pilot project Other incentives to locate at project is being financed possible." learning can be of benefit to committed an initial ULGRC J whether the three officers Catholics, Buddhists, exiled aimed at helping the Soo are offered in terms mostly with Upper Great U LGRC federal na its surrounding area as well of $50,000 for being released should return South Vietnamese in Paris communities attract new providing office and Lakes Regional Commission cochairman Thomas F. engineerij as to its students." U.S. military control. conference and operational pianni and others. industry by directly space, training (UGLRC) funds. Lake Schweigert, said: Superior is empowered to Schweigert said from the and promotion, Dong declined comment involving the resources and programs and facilities, "This uniting of the with perspective of the social and additional on the meetings between leadership of a local college insurance and utilities. make the final decision on commercial and educational economic setting in which $248,800 f U.S. presidential aide Henry is beginning to unfold and "The objective of all this tenants and terms. construction of t resources available to an the college is situated, "the A. Kissinger and Le Due attract attention in this assistance is to allow a The college has named a area to improve and expand incubator program presents incubator building. Soo tJ upper Michigan community. company to locate in the 12-member Community banks, the colled The program is centered incubator building and start job opportunities is an an opportunity and Operation Action Up Advisory Committee, which approach that shows great « at an "incubator building," making a profit includes a wide range of challenge to tailor certain private sources hil promise. The Incubator educational and economic a specially-designed 30,000 considerably sooner than representation, to assist Project is contributed a total ' square-foot under normal condition," tenants of an example of improvement programs to $62,000 in multipurpose the incubator how the needs of the people." requird facility which has just been explains State Commerce a community-oriented matching funds. completed and is awaiting Director Richard its first tenant. Helmbrecht. It is called the Soo "The company then Industrial Incubator Project, and just as its promotional slogan born — " where industry is and grows" — hopefully will permanently in the area and its place in the incubator building will be filled by locate All-American products indicates, the innovative another newcomer," he program provide is designed to assistance startup to help new industry become profitably during a said. The project is unusual in notable aspect: landlord and operator of the the dwindling from markel By ROBERT BERG NEWS in Taiwan. established in a community. industrial incubator is Lake UPI The boom in COMMENTARY The "American" si Tenants are offered Superior State College, a car Pinto has a short-term leases fully-accredited international trade since Beechcraft E90 and the operating costs for the body ir at a four-year In Canada, a four • modest cost in a building degree-granting school World War II has made the Aero Commander 690, plane, based on 400 hours cylindj which, as part of the product built completely in there was a great deal of flying time, are expected to engine made i America of American criticism of the purchase of be $3, 000 to $6,000 a year Germany and a transmissid program, has pledged to and rack and pinion steeria train employes for almost components a real rarity. a foreign product when less. any kind of industry At the same time, the unemployment is so high. Evaluations by the gear made in Englanj product made totally in The truth is that the commission staff showed it Chrysler is selling t* desiring to locate in the new facility. Japan or Germany of plane is more than two - took off and landed in a subcompacts — the Crickl It took a special act of completely Japanese or thirds American made. The shorter space, was faster , and the Colt — made in GreJ Britain and Japan. th^' Michigan legislature to German parts is becoming fuselage, wings and tail were easier to maintain and There another allow Lake Superior, a more rare. manufactured in Japan and cheaper to operate. was fact] college with a reputation for A most recent example of then shipped to this country in the airplane purchase I And one of the well, which reflects i community involvement, to this involves the purchase where final assembly was "American' planes — the some of the differencl take part in such an by the state of Michigan of completed. Beechcraft — is nearly one - which have hurt America an airplane with a Japanese The parts of the plane third foreign made, products the FREE BOOKS nameplate — Mitisubishi manufactured in Japan, in woij WE'VE GOT TOO MANY MU2F. according to an Aeronautics including the use of market in recent years. BOOKS Canadian - built engines. (OVER 20,000 TITLES IN 7 ROOMS) SO The legislature Commission survey, This phenomena is not The Mitisubishi com| with a 30,000 UNTIL OCT. 7 WE'RE appropriated $505,000 for represent slightly less than restricted to the airplanes GIVING AWAY 1 FREE the third of the certification oi purchase of a new state one - total BOOK WITH EACH $1.00 airplane this year. components in the plane. industry, either. Virtually pressurized capusle of t| PURCHASE. When the Aeronautics The every small black - and - plane approved by GIBSON'S BOOK ADDIC remaining two - thirds white portable television set Commission Federal Aviati picked the including — 128Vj W. GRAND RIVER the engines, with American OPEN M-F 1-6. 7-10 SAT 12-5 Mitisubishi over two planes wheels and electronic an Administration. 1 trademark is manufactured "American" planes do nJ with American names ■ equipment — are manufactured in the United States. I Another Varsity Special- Dem suppor The aluminum used in the manufacture of the T5 delivers a small 1 item fuselage and wings was manufactured in Japan by Varsity Pizza. Valid with this subsidiaries companies. of American offered 99 ad on Tues., Sept. 26,1972 The plane was purchased While some of Michigan's Republicans gather at Detroii r o for $487,000 — about Cobo >bo Hall tonight for a $l,000-a-plate dinner, Lansing a" ail $20,000 less than the cost East Lansing area workers for Sen. George McGovern w Free Fast Hot of either of the "American" Delivery begins at 6 P.M. share a 99 cent meal of hot dogs and beans. planes. And annual Hot dog dinners will be served at 7 p.m. at the 6 District McGovern Headquarters, 1500 E. Michigan f VARSITY Lansing volunteers and at 5 p.m. at 341 Evergreen, apt. j for East Lansing workers. "We're not accustomed to receiving contributions," Richard Conlin, 6th District McGovel cocordinator said. "Our fund-raising efforts aimed I ind River 332~6517 U events with somewhat more modest $1,000 would be the are price tags. After a| most families." food budget for many months f| Similar suppers are also planned for McGovern workJ in Livingston, Clinton and Eaton counties and oth| locations throughout the state. 'THE ★★★★★Th¬ r "FOUR STARS ★ * ★ ★ HIGHEST reat Black Music RATING... A GRATIFYING Who says news "GREAT alio 4 channel ACHIEVEMENT." has to be bad CONFISCATED' -Wanda Hale. N.Y. Daily News EPIC BATTLE OF THE SEXES." to be good? -Vincent Canby, N.Y. Times "THE CONFISCATED" is an explicit sexual experience OPEN DAILY 12:45 P.M. unparalleled in the annals of film eroticism. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 26, 1972 9 SPORTS Halfback speed GARY SCHARRER Fans not impressed not By RICK GOSSELIN being used State News Sports Writer disappointed in the lack of with running game results and the lack of Frustration, perhaps even a little disenchantment W%i> Michigan state ran 44 plays in the first half of its consistency by the offense, "Anytime you have the was left with many of the 77,000 Spartan fans filing out of the stadium Saturday afternoon. game with Georgia Tech last ball for 44 plays in a given Saturday and was able to half you've get to be moving Disappointment was obvious, previous confidence and salvage a 29-yard field goad optimism became a bit more humble. the ball well," Daugherty General reactions went for its efforts. like this; "If only we commented. "The offensive The Spartans ran 34 would've had more time, we just started too slowly, we plays line was disappointing. They were really putting it to 'em when the damn in the second half and would execute well for game ended," one said. "Yeah, but we could've played managed a touchdown three plays then blow one. (minus the extra point) for . catch-up ball in the third quarter instead of running .three more plays then blow into their line for nothing," another retorted, all of that another one." powerhousing "someday well learn to pass when behind. No wonder MSU has proven it can move Without the support of other conferences play more exciting football. the ball, just not far enough. the line, the running game They know when and how to pass. The Spartans have only was stymied. It did manage "You can bet well have to endure another year of been able to assemble one 219 yards, but much of it touchdown march in two Duffy ball," the dejected fan predicted, "you know, was gained on superb run up the middle, run wide, run backwards, punt. We games from the offensive individual efforts — almost side of center, not a might as well stay home and shoot marbles or very exclusively by quarterback something..." good record for a team with George Mihaiu. Mihaiu a 1-1 record. broke a 51-yard run late in Perhaps the situation is not as bad as to warrant such "We haven't been able to a pessimistic outlook, but there were many unhappy the first quarter only to be with MSlPs performance against a solid utilize our halfback speed at stopped by the final Tech underdog a \} all," coach Duffy Daugherty Georgia Tech team. The years between 1966 and '72 defender, Randy Rhino, on have been lean. I must admit that the third explained at his press the Yellow Jacket 24. quarter was boring football. Continuation will not excite fans, at Bullock stops Yellow Jackets luncheon Monday. "You've got to have the halfbacks as Clarence Bullock provided the key block in the Mihaiu least not to the tune of 77,000 week after week. A check of the statistics will threats because that's the place my sympathy Sophomore fullback Clarence Bullock bowls 147 yards on the sprint, diving at the legs of with the fans. MSU came out at halftime ground, as a stingy band of Yellow philosophy of the wishbone the lead Tech defender and trailing 14-3 two Georgia Tech defenders springing Spartan with little success of the first half Jacket defenders kept the — outside speed." running game. But sputtering MSU offense in taking down another out of 17 third quarter plays quarterback George Mihaiu for a 51-yard gain. check most of the afternoon. Duffy was pleased with Georgia player in the only three were of Mihaiu, the sole Spartan running threat, reeled off forward pass variety. We did not run into Tech the way the Spartans moved State News photo by Bruce Remington process. the ball in the first half but territory. And our fate was just about sealed by not But Jesse Williams (who being able to score in that quarter. was on crutches Monday The plague of inconsistency was again evident. MSU kEEKS BIG TEN TITLE with a sprained knee), Daymond Mays, Mike Holt, a had problems coming up with the big play and muffed variety of opportunities once inside Yellow Jacket and Dave Brown were territory. Though funbling only three times it seemed continually frustrated in as if double that number. Gibbard produces winners their attempts at reaching The Spartans finished the game with a semblance of the outside. Williams' enthusiasm and spark and the stadium once again longest carry covered only echoed with excitement but the time that was fiddled four yards; Mays' managed away earlier became our doom. The emergence of By PAT FARNAN his success at the helm is only 11 yards for his best explosive running by Arnold Morgado, Hawaiian I State News Sports Writer due program for the can also establish a good single effort; Holt couldn't sophomore, added hope to the last-ditch rally attempt. primarily to the willing gain a yard all day; and development of some fine J Since his appointment to participation of his material. talent. rapport." Brown was collared after a Tomorrow is a new day, though, as the Spartans prepare to head west for sunny California and a clash lli» MSU athletic staff in "I'm always happy to "High school cross Gibbard and company are long gainer of a mere three with the country's No. 1 ranked team USC. Another |l958, coach Jim Gibbard have a dedicated group of country in Michigan is aspiring their fourth Big Ten yards. non-conference game (Notre Dame) follows one week js triggered a fine tradition kids," Gibbard comments. ' great," Gibbard asserted. cross country championship after, giving MSU ample time to review its strengths Jof distance running experts, 'Early morning practices, "It's a very fine program in the past five years. and weaknesses prior to its addition to a reputable and what we term 'quality plunge into the Big Ten •cord of track and field repeat work' (conditioning and has good runners." produced many Gibbard expressed Men's IM schedule and showdown battle with Michigan on Oct. 14. some formers. exercises) help make a As for his personal disappointment concerning [ Originally an assistant in successful cross country experiences as a competitor the Spartans 21-36 defeat There will be managers Jboth cross country and runner. It takes both bodily in track and cross country, in Oxford, Ohio, Saturday. meetings for residence touch football league managers hall Itnck and field, Gibbard has discipline and mental Gibbard feels it has given 6:30 p.m. today and Wednesday COMPACT ■climbed the success ladder, conditioning." him a special advantage. "We just weren't in good in 208 Men's IM Bldg. REFRIGERATOR ■inherited the head coaching "Long distance runners Fraternity and independent "One definite advantage enough shape for meet RENTALS managers will meet 7:30 p.m. ■job of the MSU harriers, in are a different breed from is that I'm able to detect conditions. They (Miami of today and Wednesday in 208. In United Rent-All ■addition to performing the hurdlers, sprinters, and the when a runner is hurting. Ohio) had already competed order for a team to participate, a 351-5652 like. Often a sprinter has a (duties of a long distance The longer you run, the in two meets and had a manager or representative must attend a meeting. t for head track and natural ability which only definite advantage over us," JIM GIBBARD more it hurts. The idea is to The open soccer deadline is d mentor Fran Dittrich. needs to be developed. But Gibbard stated. "We learned eliminate the 'pain barrier' noon, Thursday, and entrants J Gibbard's list of distance runners acquire cross country as much as possible. That's a little bit this weekend, but should know that matches are Let's get acquainted . . . ■iccomplishments since success through discipline, championship. we should improve." played Saturday mornings and "We went to the Big Ten when success enters the Sunday afternoons. Fraternity ■usuming the head position and long practice sessions," meet that picture." bowling deadline is noon, Bio cross country include Gibbard explained. year with the The Spartans will face ■three Big Ten ■championships, and working assistant for two Big "Of course, some distance experts have more same eighth Spartans group that finished the year before." The also went "In addition, you get to know the strong and weak points of a runner, and form Notre Dame Friday in East Lansing at Forest Akers (west) golf course. Friday, and the independent volleyball deadline is also noon, Friday. Bowling begins Oct. 3, and volleyball competition gets FREE CAR WASH n potential than others. underway Oct. 2. ■Ten indoor and ■outdoor team titles. three Nevertheless, it takes hard work to develop that undefeated that year in dual meet competition, and mutual expectations between coach and With Spray Wax finished 12th in the NCAA. performer," Gibbard ■Gibbard also served as a potential. For a runner with EVEN IF YOU'RE NOT LOOKING ■major accomplice in two less ability, it takes harder Despite his success, continued. "In this way we Gibbard continues to pursue FOR A JOB, READ THIS AD! ■NCAA cross country work and more bodily ■championships. discipline." one title which eluded him all the time you need, 1 A six letter winner during To date, Gibbard feels his — the national Lacrosse It's possible for you to earn from $200 to $600 or other Ji productive running career greatest coaching thrill was championship. All more in your spare time during October, November no purchase necessary. I was an assistant in '58 eligible students and December, by selling cold weather underwear lit MSU, Gibbard insists that winning the 1968 Big Ten and '59 when we fielded interested in trying out for to the girls at school. We need a reliable Just bring in this ad! two national championship the MSU lacrosse team junior or senior campus representative. To find out how to teams, but I've yet to win should plan on attending an do it, call Mr. A. W. Gregory collect between 8 and Good All This Week introductory meeting at 7 iBoxer Archer one as head coach," 4 at (212) 736-6445. But don't call unless you're Gibbard reflected. "We've p.m. today, 215 Men's IM had some fine runners, though, and it helps to have Bldg. Experience is not necessary. serious about this job and can handle responsibility. Sept. 26 thru Sept. 29 Iseriously hurt quality material." Gibbard's most recent honor was his election to the presidency of the ASTRO GAS & wash MELBOURNE, Australia, tenth and final round. lie National Collegiate Cross car <™I) South African boxer was carried from the ring on Country Coaches Assn. He'll Archer was in a serious a stretcher and taken to serve for the year 1972. condition Monday after In Frandor Shopping Center hospital immediately. Gibbard credits the «ing knocked out late Doctors Monday said Michigan cross country !*May night (Austrailian opposite Wrigley's ®>e) by Michael Karpaney Ibou't te'evisec' we'terweight I Archer dropped ■ »was after the ■ ""Ber landed two blows to ■ E head at the start of the to the victorious Good News is Coming October 9-13 NEJACTV RENTALS 337 1300 | TIME everything you always wanted to know about woody alien . . . Flowers. Roses Carnations! Friendly feelings Coca-Cola. That's the way and the great taste of it should be. Be Aware f$3"oo, *2" Do, Get your own subscription to TIME I lf!s the real thing. Coke. at special student rates. At the bookstore the TIME representative on campus. or through nnUjpny florist 809 E. Michigan, Lansing 485-7271 Free Parking Behind Store 31 Th« Coca Coif , Coca - Cola Bottling Company of Michigan. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan TV station airs Recall issue vote special classes Law and Morality and relate them to their historic will crowd ballot Twentieth Century counterparts and to the By CAROL THOMAS signatures in June to ask for American Art are the topics issues of our times, will be It Is feasible State News Staff Writer a recall election for board at of Sunrise Semester courses taught by Ruth Bowman, that persons which MSU is offering via adjunct assistant professor Adding the recall of five members Richard L. Beers, voting WASHi WJIM-TV on Channel 6 of art history at Washington Lansing Board of Education members to an already Katherine A. Boucher, Hortense G. Canady, Nellie city of have to vote in LanX^ two L? >» 1 beginning this week. Square. voting places," crowded November ballot K. Nussdorfer, and Clarence "The early morning Law and Morality is aired courses from 6:30 7 on Monday, may cause problems In H. Rose. Schools - a.m. Wednesday and and town«hiJ handling the election may be taken for University credit or simply to add to Friday, and Twentieth Century American Art, on records and polling places, The board attempted to traditionally books for share J" Ingham County Clerk C. elections siaJ the job of living," Lawrence schedule a special election regular and school Tuesday, Thursday and Ross Hilliard said Monday. election McKune, for the recall, but are rarely held on the sa director of the Saturday mornings. Kelley University of the Air, said. Those who take the pointed to a county election day, The recall issue, which ordinance that states recall complicating , They are video-taped in courses for credit meet two problem. If the color at Washington Square or three times a term for was originally slated for a elections must be held on are using special them, the school' election, must the general election College, New York discussion and examination. day if University, and aired by Those who register on a appear on the election ballot, Atty. Gen. general that election falls within to Himar^ t0ld" aCCOrdi« CBS across the nation. non-credit basis receive 90 days of the day petitions Frank J. Kelley said. Marshall, Thus, students from MSU or instructions, an outline of Kel ley's opinion were submitted. however, other participating the course and examinations was problems only within th universities can take the for self evaluation. requested by state Rep. The city of Lansing. The Light stripes schoc same Frederick Stackabel, day board, he said, courses for credit in their For additional scheduling of the elections keeps it home colleges wherever the information contact the Larry Martin, Benton Harbor, sophomore, seems oblivious to the stripes on his book R-Lansing. would be convenient own polling boob except f0 course in aired. University of the Air, 12 and himself. Light filtering A group of citizens that school districts lines outlying townships. through Venetian blinds create a zebra-like effect on him. Law and Morality, which Kellogg Center for dissatisfied with the "yes" and township voting "The only problems will deal with many Continuing Education. vote on busing by five board districts do not wel State News photo by William Goodrich coincide, face will be within the controversial issues related members collected Hilliard said. citv to American's criminal I think," he said. 1 justice system — civil The Lansing Board disobedience, drugs, plea Education U.S. issue hijackers' bargaining, busing, wire formal statement tapping and others — will be after a today conference taught by Graham Hughes, attorneys on the actions" professor of law at will take MIAMI, Fla. (AP) A regarding tl Washington Square College. - airplane hijackers are interview he was greeted the Florida Straits Sept. 20 election, he added. Twentieth century art, self-styled American negotiating their return to with comfortably adjusted, and a plane and without any extreme suspicion, and brought Into Miami by there is which will cover a wide missionary who took a lone the United States. a girl there who has weapons hijacked it," a sea voyage to Cuba seeking investigated as a possible the Coast Guard. given birth to two babies Canadian who used to be range of art forms — "practical experience in Les Cooper, 49, a Central Intelligence Agency While being shuttled from since she's been there So pilot for the "Free Quebec a Vacancies found architecture, paintings, bearded lay preacher who agent and thrown into ... a sculpture and others — and socialism" say a number of works in a Key West, Fla. jail to the mental hospital you know they've been Movement" and who hoped dungeon-like cells and a and other detention there for some time." to go .. boat yard, sailed his 20-foot mental hospital. He said he quarters in Havana, Cooper Cooper said the hijackers to Chile, and a woman ,n College rolls from [TRANSCENDENTAL cabin cruiser to the Communist island Aug. 29, was finally refused further assistance and sent back in said, he spent some time at included a young Puerto California Dorothy Johnson, who named NEW YORK :5 mil Hijack House, where most Rlcan from New York to Cuba from (UPI) - MEDITATION hoping for and a further temporary stay his ill-equipped and of the airplane hijackers named Jaime; a 55-year- old came Nicaragua. recent study freshman class vacancw of 191 passage to damaged boat. who sought asylum in Cuba man who told him he had Algeria and the Middle East. Also among the hijackers concluded that enrollmen He was rescued But he by a live. been a bridge tender in New were two Americans who in private universities said in an passing German freighter in "Most are fed up with York City until "all of a forced a small plane to fly an conditions there," Cooper sudden he just jumped into colleges reached only aboi as taught by to Cuba from Jamaica. 82 per cent said. capacity. Maharishi "They want to leave, Mahesh Yogi Undergraduate Students even if it means taking their punishment in the United FROM STATE CHURCHES States. They are violently dissatisfied with their lives Wanted For there. Some are negotiating through the Swiss Embassy their return to this Catholic voters face Transcendento! meditation is antiabortion fanfare a natural spontaneous tech' country." $2.50 an hour nique which allows each individual to expand his mind and Cooper said most of the Improve his life. hijackers, "including a INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Motivational Research group of black revolutionaries from the DETROIT (UPI) - Michigan's Catholic Church will preach for the next six weeks abortions only "to preserve the life" of pregnant woman. Wednesday, Sept. 27 United States," have jobs paying them about $90 a through slides, film and pamphlet Thomas M. Bergeson, executive directoi photographs its opposition to the proposed of the Michigan Catholic Conferena 4 p.m. 106B Wells Hall If interested come to rooms month. liberalized abortion law. (MCC) said that "we just felt that thi listed for further information: He said the blacks The overall campaign called victim of 8 p.m. Rm. 35 Union appeared to be "more Let Live" is aimed "Love, and specifically at Catholic identified." abortion has never beet 102 Cook Hall 12:40 • 1:30 p.m. 351-7729 voters. liteaaii or 351-7587 (Tuesday thru Friday) The church seeks MCC, a lobbying through dramatic information-distributing arm of th 213 presentations to convince parish members Catholic Church has recently tied itself to Berkey Hall 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. to vote no on Abortion Proposal B on the nonsectarian coalition of antiabortio An Important (Tuesday thru Friday) Nov. 7 ballot. groups called Voice of the Unbom 122 Berkey Hall 7:30 - 8:30 Some 1.5 million Bergeson one of the four directors p.m. pamphlets will be was (Tuesday thru Thursday) distributed, each with glossy color Voice. photographs of the various stages of fetal The Michigan Abortion Referendum Message For development. Organizers of the drive said they told the "violent reality of abortion" Committee, the group pushing for approva of the proabortion issue, was planning nc by the use of photographs of aborted direct counter to the church's campaign. Occupants 1.49 each is all you pay fetuses. To organize his leadership, John "We believe the decisions people ar coming to on Proposal B are based on for professional color Cardinal Dearden has held four the last month, three sessions with meetings in great deal of thought over a long period o time," Dr. Jack Stack, committee financf of Residence Halls throughout the state and one with priests chairman, said. "They won't be dissuadei portraits of your child. nonclergy in the church's Christian Service Dept. by an emotional slick and well-financei campaign." Select either large 5x7", "The parish leaders must think of the 'Love, and Let Live' program as a campaign some Within the ranks of the Catholic Church clergymen were expected to remain DON'T to be waged and aloof to this abortion fight. won," the campaign or set of 4 wallet size, manual said. The object of the massive campaign "Nobody in this world is going to believe the Catholic Church is moral in itf from several poses. which began Monday would provide parishioners with a vivid, visual picture of concern for the right to life of the unborn unless they are equally concerned abou the abortion issue. The the life of those already born," a Detroi "impact campaign" clearly will focus on the fetus as a human parish priest, who asked not to FAIL 10 Pixy's last being that should not be destroyed. Proposal B would allow a physician in Michigan to perform an abortion, on request of the mother, in an approved medical facility during the first 20 of weeks identified, said. "The moral Issue is questions of war so much graver and starvation that th< life or death of an unborn fetus does not photo shots pregnancy. The current law allows even concern me," he said. VOTE! until 1973. Plan A little You already have up to you to student let us your voting cards. So it's know which way to go now for Christmas carnal knowledge on toll dialing. Let us know whether or not you want to convenient long - distance service now keep the new is a dangerous thing. available in every room at State. Make sure you — and every other registered student in the room - sign the card. Then hustle it to us — regardless of how you vote — before October 18, 1972. If your card is 2 children not returned by then with a unanimous photographed vote in together-1.49 each child favor, your room phone will be So just be careful disconnected from the long - distance how you use it. network. If you have call us at 351-9900. Or contact any questions, just us at 405 And we never charge If you're not really serious about the gal, Abbot Rd., right across the street from the East Lansing City Hall. for handling or delivery. go easy on the English Leather. On the other hand, if you are serious, lay on the Only at Penneys • Age limit: 12 years English Leather and have a ball. Use All portraits delivered to you at our store. English Leather Soap, Shampoo, Shave Cream, After Shave, Deodorant, JCPenney Downtown Lansing Talc... the works. And who knows, she may even Michigan Bell 330 S. Washington Tuos., Wed., Thurs., & Sat. 9:30 'til 5:30 teach you a little something. Friday 9:30 'til 8:30 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 2 Nixon supporters more more than $100. * kick in $1 million — new york kipw york times times rh, , - Chicago, founder ~ " 'JfcWS SERVICE Nixon itatemenu and board chairman of the McDonald's first legally required match this year. This wished to take advantage of Mott and some other price the actual i ne less disclosure year is omission the anonymity of the old rssrjst h . doz'n wealthy Nixon financial show that the complicaiea statements Campaign H i mburt ($255,000), McGaw er Cha i Foster G n condidered except for unexceptional its individual strongly many that other suggested Stone and large act. When the Nixon finance McGovern contributors also have enjoyed the so -called contribution senator's to campaign. The the i; contributed a total Re to of Evanston, Ill.j amounts — astronomical by contributor? hid made their "donative sale" of stock, a balance is returned to Mott Ire than $1 million for -^ elect the President is founder and chairman of the reported standards of gifts before the April . committees — an array of more than 60 national, state practice common in and shown in the McGovern financial V election of President UrZ large contributors - thfee ch6 Amer,can Hospital y some other election years, when effective date of the New and local groups designed to nonpolitical philanthropic records as an Supply Corp. ($129,838); the financial giving. According to Mott — "expenditure." about one-fifth of very large for every two Joseph Segal (CQ) or reporting Financial Reporting Act. divide up large and he said he consulted Mott statement provisions of the discredited campaign receipts for small donors. Merlon, Pa., president of the Appeals made contributions in parcels Nixon's former New York Though it is not readily most generous Corrupt/^a'fd . Ftederal The of $3,000 i j. ? of Nix°n's Franklin Mint ($110,650); Practices Act Though Nixon, in signing for the donors' law firm — the use of this discernible to a these largely new leading donors between Evan P. Helfaer of were it earlier this year had tax benefit — made their system saves him the nonaccountant in the Aug. 10 and 31 - the latest Milwaukee, widely known to have been praised the first reports last June, they publican donors was a a major evaded of disregarded. But new law for its payment of the federal McGovern statements, Mott who had been the Republican reporting period stockholder in the Colgate - mandatory disclosure reported more than $10 capital gains tax on donated said in an interview that his some absentees stand out. ior contributor to the under the disclosure law - Palmolive Company provisions - the President million in "cash on hand" stocks which have gained in net gifts during July and 2 presidential primary included the former ($101,447); M.B. Sertean, a pJcW President CXlr p ft.- 881(1 this could restore from unidentified pre - value since he bought them. August had totaled [paign of Sen. Hubert H. heavyweight of the pre - Chattanooga, Tenn., carpet convention'. Democratic manufacturer s published lists of major donors have not yet public confidence electoral system in the his April 7 donors. Steadfast support Disclosure reports For example, Mott is $98,882, or about 60 per mphrey. ($94,580); included W. Clement Stone, - cent of the $159,7000 he This further evidence or financiers. W.T. Duncan, a J°hn H. Perry Jr., of Riviera 8 fundraising committees Though McGovern's new shown in McGovern's July had given McGovern f Republicans' relative 45 - year - old real estate Beach, Fla., president of n- millionaire. gP « insurance made who has said he aggressive appeals group of theoretically short and August disclosure outright since April 7. His nnaign affluence — a developer and investor of Perry Oceanographies, Inc., during the pre - April 7 - term lenders contains some reports — they cover a nine - total net contributions to N'xon $500,000 in of money that may Bryan, Tex., who was ($88,000); also Anthony T. period for early Republican new names, his reports have week period, rather than McGovern may be several 1968 and expected to Nixon's 1972 unknown in political gifts from donors who continued to show Stewart Nixon's 05l money Rossi of Bradenton, Fla., R. Mott of New York, the three week times that figure. ppaign budget from $40 circles until this year, President of Tropicana statements — as having given 34 $47 million - emerged plunged $300,000 into the Products, Inc. (59,633); - year - old General some 30 separate stock gifts Since April, Mott has analysis of losing Motors heir and liberal loaned McGovern Primary „ an Presidential ■'°hnson, a retired of, say $14,380, $9744, or $282,500, asands of pages of public nomination campaign of Denver oil man ($53,000); philanthropist, as his most $5,130. But these are only of which $50,000 has been ecost car l disclosures, Sen. Hubert H. steadfast contributor. jncial of Humphrey Mrs- Maude L. McKnight of Some heavy contributors "Gross" figures — the repaid. Of the outstanding ,uired to be filed under Minnesota. St. Paul, Minn., wife of the value of the stock when sold loan balance of $237,000 month - old In switch last month, during McGovern's primary by the Mott said that $137,000 labeled five - a honorary chairman of the McGovern Duncan election struggle to win the to be converted into deral Election Campaign backed up an Corporation,($50,000); headquarters here. was assertion that "McGovern Watson W. Wise, nomination have deserted The "net" — the outright contributions. The a retired him — some have gone to difference between Mott's $100,000 remainder was to ine campaign finance goes too far" by nearly Tyler, Tex., industrialist Operating a political campaign can be a costly gamble, Nixon — but he has picked be called a "hard loan, to be jrts revealed that Sen. matching those contribution ($42,000); and John J. original purchase price and in gifts to various Nixon and the August 7 primary race for the 6th Congressional up a major new one. He is the higher McGovern sale repaid if possible." orge McGovern has Louis Jr., of Chicago, Dr. (jowed more than $2 finance committees — chairman of Combined District, Republican nomination provided a shining Alejandro (CQ) $257,000 in example. Zaffaroni of Atherton, lion - borrowings three weeks. Communications, Inc. mned since he became the mocratic candidate in Nixon contributors ($43,329). These contributors accounted for 12 When the dust had settled, State Rep. Jim N. Brown's unsuccessful challenge of incumbent Congressman Charles E. Chamberlain has cost the two candidates more than Calif., synthetic drug, developer who birth gave of control him 'IT finances explained y, and being currently Including Duncan, 12 $1,026,477 of Nixon's Continued from page 1 report, said, in a telephone u'd and that since contributors $66,000 to finance their campaigns. outright stock in his Alza - gave Nixon August take. The campaign expenditures and receipts, which were Corporation valued at students, Terry said. interview, that about half of il he has spent about $1,026,477. The others Astronomical amounts "It's difficult to add up the 36 colleges used in the filed in accordance with a newly enacted federal law on $77,850. 5 million less than were; Ray A. Kroc (CQ) of The Nixon list in this study were campaign spending Sept. 6, reveal that Brown, R-Okemos, exactly how much each ion, though the President had spent $42,995.01 Zaffaroni stock contributes, but the private. "Universities oided costly spring while 16 - year incumbent The Zaffaroni stock have tended to invest Chanberlain had spent $23,559.42. students put in imary fights and has transaction — a transfer in .approximately one-third of conservatively, but in the his fall Proposal B defended R|y begun The campaign left Brown, who announced his resignation units of 100 shares each the total," he said. last three or four years they npaign. from the state House to take effect Jan. 1,1973, more than (worth about $2,765) to 29 Private colleges rely more have started to invest more McGovern loans $12,000 in debt, while the East Lansing - based separate reporting on endowment funds, Terry agressively," he said. "And Continued from page I "Chamberlain Committee" is $10,000 in the red. McGovern finance added. some public colleges do for abortions. The loans to McGovern, human life in its totality," "The cost to help feed Chamberlain has one other Michigan - based political committees to save him the have large endowment • as "front money" or organization collecting campaign funds for him, federal gift tax on donations J. Peter Williamson, of funds. The University of Berger said. "The question and clothe children who are "The financing for both of when a human being Jackson Chamberlain committee," which still has of $3,000 or more — was Dartmouth College author Texas is second or third already in New York is money in irfnal campaign and takes life has never been the plus column and is gearing up for a general election among the more mildly of the Ford Foundation behind Harvard." exorbitant," Stack said. rther fund - raising resolved." "There has been a 7 campaign against East Lansing attorney M. Robert Carr. baffling arithmetic of the per McGovern financial penditures, are mostly Dr. Jack Stack, chairman cent decrease Carr was f large amounts from a unopposed as a Democrat in the 6th statements. He has more w wealthy men. But both of the Coordinating Committee for Michigan illegitimate birth rate since abortion law reform.' Congressional District race, and this is reflected in his than 330 separate financial Subjects Needed | [Govern financial aids and reported campaign expenses of $2,710.02. committees. s lements sworn disclosure report that the Abortion Law Reform, said the fetus is in the process of If you are a helping young sophomore or junior interested in children with emotional problems, » J becoming human life. being rapidly interested | which in learning about and practicing techniques j Refugees relate N. Viet atrocities tns are Stack asserted the issue » could help you become a more effective " did. of fetal life is not relevant to the topic of Proposal B. | parent, teacher or child care worker, ?nd are willing I Continued from page 1 "lost their cool." Vietnamese tactic to the a to invest 2 3 hours a week during the Fall, Winter Not counting the loans, "The people." Thus, North - * present law is I and Spring quarters in an intensive effect may be, as designed to protect the The official noted that in Commanders of Hanoi's encircle a population center Vietnamese and Viet Cong I practicum f sGovern Tet 1968, the Communist invasion force that crossed and seal off all avenues of troops do not feel experience, please come to Room 111 Olds Hall | spokesmen mother, not the life of the the demilitarized civilian before j today at 7 p.m. or 9 p.m. zone command blamed American escape themselves bound by the Mend, that the senator's inpaign is ultimately being iced chiefly by small unborn," he said. Stack added that Deeb combat troops for quelling expected popular March 30 three-quarters of the people watched attempting its capture. Geneva conventions, and anyone living in a |f Thosecredit selected to participate will be able to receive j i No one has heard of a course uprising. This year the of Quang Tri Province flee government-controlled area during Winter and Spring quarters. j ntributions of $100 or was obviously not before South Vietnamese prisoner is a potential target, - about five of such conducting a campaign for North Vietnamese couldn't they realized there of war. Supporters of the Dounts for each donor of life in citing Medicaid costs use this excuse and they might be no one left to liberate. So they cut Saigon regime, military or Highway 1 South of the civilian, are considered "traitors" and "enemies of province capital and McGovern trails by record gap slaughtered hundreds of civilians intermingled with TV & STEREO An literature the subject in large part to poor Continued from page 1 on fleeing military convoys. Rentals "indicates that voting showings in the polls." A North Vietnamese $23.00 per term olumbia Broadcasting Sera, Inc., noted that a preference is determined for the vast majority by such And Fred Dutton, a McGovern aide, says: "The prisoner who participated in the April ambushes said he $9.50 per month eyebrow free delivery udy of the Opinion considerations polls have a devastating had been told his officers - as party esearch flowing the Nixon-John F. Corporation loyalty and perhaps above effect on the supply of that "anyone going south and service No Deposit raisingly low all, by the voting intentions money. As long as we are was my enemy." tnnedy race showed that call NEJAC 337-1300 of the groups with which headed down, the money Since then it has become »othirds tacted didn't know what of those the individual identifies or dries up." a standard North price on a true >olls showed. aspires to identify." Specialists do agree, said academic however, that a low Delta Sigma Pi component system. . 'The Space Saver' standing in the polls tends PROFESSIONAL BOSINESS FRATERNITY to dry up financial support. ead softly: Arthur H. Cantril, author of a book on polls, told the If you're looking for a nice small system to tote with you to school, the House subcommittee "the office, or the cottage, look no further. The Space Saver is here. Over the espa bites Humphrey- Muskie ticket incites years, we've found a growing need for a good sounding music system suffered a dollar deficiency below $200.00. We've also heard many a customer in this NEW YORK (UPI) - price range complain about size requirements. So km working in the 'itch out for Vespa ropilosa, Vespa squamosa, yard, early after the Democratic convention due 1968 STUDENTS Of the COLLEGE OF BOSINESS PROGRAM crew went to work. In all of their our COMPONENT EVALUATION extremely difficult to put together true components in this range. But testing they found it ' just plain maculifrons. to an they found that the BSR RTS - 21 complete stereo system was not only in the form of components, but performed much like some of the true These are ground - nesting wwjackets. Each builds lests in Nnd. holes in soft OPEN HOOSE components packages they tested at much higher prices. So. don't underestimate THE SPACE SAVER just because it all comes in one box. It features a powerful solid state AM/FM stereo receiver, walnut grained, Sept. 25. 26. 27 acoustically matched speakers, and the BRS 6500/x full size changer with While they don't bother Business makes the difference. diamond stylus, cue control, and anti - skating. The normal retail price of 217 River Street for information: 332-2591 this system is $189.45, but Hi - Fi ordinarily, they are more Buys makes it tempting to pick up a j™* to ■orbed attack when Space Saver $149.00. - or when they J* ■P" t. Heal, they're disturbed. Dr. *149°° entomologist J"National executive secretary of Ration, Pest Control delivered the Until now, Ution. the most Wre under 25 elusive best but guitarist in ' you drive liki:e an expert. the world was WhY should have to pay you , John Fahey. I' ffl 6X,ra *or Car your ^ Of Rivers and a 1 insurance? Religion G* Sentry Insurance is his new 9nd comP^e album, ^°n Sakowski readily HI-FI ACROSS FROM COLONEL SANDERS 1101 E. GRAND RIVER E.L. 337-2310 B 676-1930 accessible on Reprise. A tkoma Reduction Disc Shop NEXT TO JACOBSONS 323 E. Grand Rlv»r, E.L. • 3S1-53CO .SENTRY Free Parking BANKAMERICARD INSURANCE 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, September 2 En Automotive Automotive Automotive Aviation CADILLAC 1956. Good CHEVY VAN 1967. Will trade VW CAMPER van 1967, new Employment regisi time po condition, $100. Old Classic, LEARN TO FLY I Complete llflpus. f or sell. $850 or best offer. paint, good machanical NEED Twn i 351-8932 or 351-8420. flight training. All courses are busboy. 339-9428 after 5pm. 3-9-27 condition. Good-year wide houseb government and VA certified. rtntials, 3-9-26 CORVAIR MONZA 1965, oval tires, stereo radio, extra Francis Aviation. Airport X-1-9-26 °V 351-508 sinfl, parts. Owner in service. PHONE 355 8255 CAOILLAC 1968 - Sedan excellent transportation. Road. Call 484-1324. nded C $1200 or best offer. 347 Student Services Bldg. deVille. Nice. Will sacrifice. $200 or best offer. 351 - 482-5465. 3-9-27 C-7-9-29 janitor. 2 hour." e Roa< your Phone 351-8855. 5-9-27 6636. x-2-9-27 for convenience. 351-1 105O.5- •AUTOMOTIVE VW 1969 Fastback. AM/FM, Employment appointment. Q-5.9.^ CADILLAC HEARSE, 1961, CORVETTE 1965. 327/350 good tires. Rack, snow tires cocktail n'ted Scooters & Cycles perfect, $850, interested 4-speed. Excellent condition. included. Business, 355-5155, HISTOLOGY TECHNICIAN downtown waitress"^; eres Parts & Service persons only. 165 Gunson. Call Ron, 351-2081 5-9-29 lounge sical home, 332-1790. 3-9-27 JE? for immediate opening in active Aviation 3-9-28 •EMPLOYMENT DODGE 1965 2 door automatic VW BEATLE 1966, 6500 miles tissue laboratory with 4 «-«• CADILLAC 1969-Coupe 383, good condition. $425 or 1500cc Pathologists. Competitive part time •TOR RENT d e V i 11 e . Very good best offer. 332 8469. 4-9-29 on new excellent running condition, engine, salary. 40 hours work week. student, with work for~~ Apartments condition. $2,675. $150 over $475. 482 4519. 2-9-27 Generous fringe benefits. open. cars. 2 Houses wholesale price. Can be seen DODGE 1967 station wagon. Further details call Call 489 3494 * at 4433 West Michigan or Laboratory of Clinical Rooms Air, power steering and VW 1971. Sun roof. 36,000 482-3632. 3-9-27 Medicine 372-8180. 7-9-29 •FOR SALE brakes, trailer - hitch. miles. $1,775 . Phone nurses AIDES 7 Animals Original owner verifies 351-7846 after 5 pm. 3-9-27 housekeepers. Si " CAMARO 1969, little work PIZZA DELIVERY: Wanted, excellent condition. Sell now available Mobile Homes several students for part time Cc needed, must sell, best offer. $695. See at 2522 East VW BUS •Lost & Found 393 - 6364. 3-9-28 1963, excellent night work. Must have own Homemakers-U Michigan, Lansing, Charles condition, $500 or best offer. 372-9644. 5-9-29 itres insured car. Mileage paid per •PERSONAL Baryames. Phone 372-4630. 337-2546. 3-9-27 CAPRI 1971 4 cylinder 4 speed, mile. Apply in person at ,perienc •PEANUTS PERSONAL radio, must sell, 355 6031. 5-9-27 Domino's, 203 MAC after babysitter, lours 10: - VW 1963. Good transportation. •REAL ESTATE 3-9-28 New tires and battery, $400. 4:30pm. 3-9-28 housekeeping, 10 Sun DODGE 1962, black- white immediately. $50 per lust phoi •RECREATION 489-7218. 3-9-27 2 children. Call convertible. A - 1 shape. 72-43 00 •SERVICE CHARGER 1969, dependable. BEAUTICIAN, FULL or part 351-863 1 1,000 miles. New tires and brakes. 383 time. lace Instruction 355-2446.3-9-27 VW CAMPER bus. Excellent Experience preferred. . automatic. Bucket seats. In our neighborhood shop. girls msing.3- condition. Must sell. WANTED for n Typing Service Power steering and brakes. Friendly DODGE DART A utomotive Automotive 651-5995. 3-9-29 atmosphere. st 0 •TRANSPORTATION Phone 393 - 2474. 5-10-2 GT 1963, 339-2867.3-9-28 convertible, slant six, echnc •WANTED automatic, power, MERCEDES BENZ 220S 1 VW BUS 1966. Excellent egistered. radio, PORSCHE 911 CHEVELLE, DELUXE 1965, with 1966 Ford very good running condition. DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED MASSAGE GIRL wanted.Goo " buckets, new snow tires Engine. condition. Telephone, 485 - RATES *« Engine - excellent condition, immediately; excellent pay, P*V. Flexible hours. Pii Ui days reliable transportation. Dennis 351-1209. 3-9-26 included. 337 DODGE - SEDAN, 0343. 3-9-28 1965, 337-9164. 3-9-27 MG 1970 Midget. Michelin tires, 1927.4-9-27 RENAULT 16, 1969, excellent VW 339-9339.3-9-26 CAMPER 1969. Excellent advancement Jim Mann, after 482-4519.10-10-9 opportunities. 6:00pm. 489-8226 after 12 Monday through 5-9-29 Satur , |vofjds 3 5 10 CHEVELLE 1969 SS-396. automatic, 4 new tires, $395. Phone 627-2351. 5-10-2 wire wheels, radial, $1,350 Ziebart, FM best offer. condition, $900. Rambler condition, pop • up top, carpet, runs great. Call after shag rniBBa nsge. S Jack Degnan, College at $10. Call weekends. 4-9-29 male. constitutional ban against a C-7-9-29 same rates. Call NEJAC 337-2148. 5-10-2 markings. $50 each. Collingwood-Albert Street ^vic,Division. new york 9 tAAlrr* 337-1300.0-9-29 513 351-1929. 5-9-27 area of East graduated income tax in the HILLCREST, large 3 - 4 STUDENTS. USED furniture Lansing. Reward. state. man 1971 MAYTAG semi-automatic at 332-3436. 2-9-22 apartment, nicely prices TV RENTALS. Color, $19.50 you can afford. PEKINGESE PUPPIES, 9-27 furnished, dishwasher, extra washing machine. $75. per month. Black and white 349-9673. 5-10-2 Miscellaneous glassware of all beautiful, AKC registered, LOST "Present inequities in the storage, laundry, 332-5751 — SMALL round antique $9.50 kinds. Pictures, lamps and had shots. Phone 372-2945. per month. 4-9-29 ring, white gold with 10 wealth of local school It'rESSES, MUST be MARSHALL MUSIC. COLLECTIVE EAR retailing at dishes, plus miscellaneous items. Call 332-1367 5-9-27 diamonds. Family heirloom. districts should not be the perienced, neat appearing, 351-7830. C-7-9-29 one man for 3 man wholesale. Any $5.98 album 353-9422. 5-10-2 determining factor in the ours 10:45 a.m. - 2:15 p.m. at $3.10. Any $6.98 Monday-Friday, 1-9pm. HORSE TRAILER for rent, $10 education a child receives," 0 Sundays or holdiays. PARKING tape/cassette Saturday 10-6pm. 5-9-27 per day, also horses hauled. SPACES 1 block at $4.05. Tomber said. uct phone for appointment. from campus. Private, paved, Catalog 254 Collective ear, 882-8779 or 882-3820. Personal SHURE VOCAL Master VA300. 72-4300. JIM'S TIFFANY lighted lot. $10 per month. MSU AREA. Okemos. 1 and 2 Box 9355, St. Louis, Mo. Little used-like new. Best 5-9-27 LACE, downtown 349-9609. 4-9-26 bedrooms, furnished and 63117. 1-9-26 offer SETTING UP housekeeping? over $700. Call Rich at insing.3-9-26 unfurnished. Carpeted, air 484-0563. 5-9-29 HORSES BOARDED, $35 per Quality, economy - minded GIRLS 26" 3 3 speed bike good PARKING SPACE for renl conditioned, heat included month. Includes box stalls, home care products keep Action corps STOLOGIST $9/month, close, 414 Grove Call 349-1607. 5-9-28 condition, $50. 332-4736 FLOOR SCRUBBER Shetland, hay and grain daily. Riding your new environment clean echnologist, ascp Street. 1-9-26 after 6 p.m. 3-9-28 $25, excellent condition, ring and trails. 4 miles south and refreshing, easilyl Free jistered, or eligible. Part FRANDOR NEAR, clean, neat, of MSU. 4089 Dell Road. delivery. Call 332-0917. M technologist needed to REFRIGERATORS 1 bedroom, new shag carpet, BEGINNING GUITAR (and practically 485-7694. 5-9-27 new, 882-4518, 882-8779 or 882-3820. 5-9-27 honored with AND jrk weekends. Call or apply Stereos. Rent them case), good condition. $35. 5-9-27 at AC & furnished, laundry facilities. parrow HOSPITAL, E Rentals, 1790 $160. No Price negotiable. 355-6842. MOTEL STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per Grand River, SURPLUS irsonnel. 6-9-29 Okemos. Meridian V, mile east of 489-1323 or pets. Phone 1-587-6680. 3-9-28 clearance. TVs, sinks, tubs and toilets month, $23 per term; Free delivery service and pick - up. special week Mall. 349-2220 5-9-27 for quick sale at MOVING. SELLING University No deposit. TV's available at IER, PREFERABLY horn 5-9-27 out. Inn. 5-9-72 "ECHNOIOGIST same rates. Call NEJAC, MSU's Volunteer Action desired for established 1 BEDROOM Couches, chairs, beds desks, OLD ENGLISH sheepdog ayer, furnished. Heat red or eligi ck group. 349-1740.5-9-27 and hot rugs, dishes, household 100 puppies. Champion sired. All 337-1300. 0-9-29 Corps is being honored with water supplied. USED vacuum cleaners. riday, "Volunteer Action Week" shift, Si Apartments Parking and laundry facilities. goods, color T.V. Some very good; some old and cheap. Tanks, canisters and uprights. shots. $200. Kalamazoo, 1-616-344-5936. 10-10-4 DEAR SPIRO: Your hotdog's a by the city of Lansing this $160 month, one year lease. Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 lospital pei J0 DANCERS immediate Wednesday readyl Come to McGovern weeks. NEED 606 River, Lansing through and up. DENNIS jenings, 523 East Michigan ONE male for huge ' Saturday, 10-7 p.m. 606 Headquarters at 5pm The corps, part of the 485-3140. 10-10-4 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. YORKSHIRE TERRIER i, Lansing. 5-9-27 bedroom apartment Weiland Rd., North of puppies, great selection to Tuesday. Apt. 4F Evergreen Volunteer Action Bureau, is :R 316 North Cedar, opposite Arms. 1-9-26 WANTE $92.50/month Call Lansing off US-27. 3-9-28 choose from, AKC registered. th or without chi 351-3818 City Market. C-3-9-28 starting a fung - raising drive i 2-9-27 or 351-7212 Homes 27" Phone 669-3630. 5-9-27 PSYCHOLOGICAL to purchase another vehicle my home, 8 MAGNAVOX TV, $60. SEWING MACHINE clearance INCOME so it can transport more lay • Friday. Uj 9-26 504 LESLIE 2 bedroom. $155. Stereo with AM/FM radio, ENGLISH SPRINGER spaniel. Behavioral psychologists sale. Brand portable, NEED ONE man for four men Also $60. 337-2489. 2-9-27 new AKC. 5 pups. Fine pets. Call have discovered that besides needy people. 3 Bedroom, $200. $49.95, $5 per month. Large apartment. Fee the pay, work satisfies us by Since it was formed in Hall, call 625-3739. 3-9-28 selection of reconditioned 655-2739. 5-9-27 giving us opportunities for NURSES 353-3017. 3-9-28 SANSUI 3000 speakers, $175 used socializing, a sense of January, the group has ELAWN MANOR, 707 machines. Singers, Iking distant Garrard 95SLB turntable OLD ENGLISH achievement and a chance contributed 3,240 man - strong Road, Lansing has STUDENTS WELCOME, 3 Whites, Necchis, New Home Sheepdog for recognition by others. $200 per m ROOMMATE, with cartridge, dust cover and puppies, 10 weeks, AKC, hours to help people with . ions available full or part male, bedroom home, near MSU and "many others," $19.95 Anyone who really enjoys 105, 5 to 8 p.i $60/month, own room, wood base, $80. 371-4062. gentle and loveable. Call his work has captured the moving, house ... all shifts, excellent campus and LCC. Everything to $39.95. Terms. 393-8270 after 5pm. 3-9-38 3-9-28 393-4454. 5-9-27 top prize work can offer. ary and benefits. Apply in furnished $65/month each, EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Look for your top prize painting,and babysitting. T»n or call. 393-5680. plus deposit. Call LOWE COMPANY, 1115 North job each and everyday in the Persons desiring more ielp. 20 hours NEED ONE man for 2 man JORDAN SKIIS, BOOTS, poles, ice skates BASSETS BEAUTIFUL State News Classified Ads. Swan, personnel. 5-8-27 REALTY, Washington, 489-6448. information can call m, board, salt 351-8558. 1-9-26 Avenue, BROOKWOOD 1969, 12' X 60' Lansing. Call . GIBSON BASS guitar, two IBM typing and binding of 9-26 MOVING SALE - September custom CRUTCHES AND wheelchairs GIRL NEEDED for 3 man 641 - 4391 or 332 - 2419 pick-ups. Also, Ampeg cabinets, skirted. theses, resumes, publications. 26 and 27. 9 to rent or sell. GULLIVER winter term. 337-1 137. between 7 and 11. 5-9-27 - 4, 1846 Cahill Close to MSU. 337-2669. IRSES: WE are expanding. amplifier, 300 watts. Two STATE DRUGS. 1105 East Across from campus, corner FOR 154 3-9-27 Drive, East Lansing. 15" speakers. 4-9-29 Medication and charge $500. Grand River, 332-2011 or M.A.C. and Grand River, te $1 $1.50 HOUSE FOR rent, three Furniture, dishes, antiques, - positions available. 353-3026. 5-9-28 below Jones Stationery Shop. Apply miscellaneous. 2-9-27 GREAT 332-5171. 5-9-28 have exp Jirvis Acres, 4000 N. NEED FOURTH man, bedroom. 325 Paris Avenue. LAKES, 8'x45', Call COPYGRAPH children. Twichingham. No lease, Call Craig 482 - 5147 or 337 - APPLES. CIDER. Pears. Plums. skirted, inexpensive living. Michigan, Diamondale. BRIDES - TO - BE - 60 $1450. 641-6601. 5-9-28 THE LISTENING EAR?Training SERVICES, 337-1666. $70/month. Call 351-1977. 1196. 7-9-29 646-3041. 10-10-6 Pick your own apples, starts Ocotber 12. Call C-7-9-29 3-9-27 designer sample bridal gowns, sizes 8 - 14, originally $100 Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 337- 1 7 1 7 for more COUNTRY HOMES. 8 - 12 60' DELUXE 2 bedroom mobile *BYSITTER - 5. BLOSSOM ORCHARDS. ANN BROWN. Typing and Monday, miles South. North Aurelius - $300. Now $30 - $90. Some home in rural wooded information. 5-9-27 SHARE 2 bedroom apartment, Alfred Wardowski and Sons. multilith offset printing. Wednesday, Friday Road. 564 South beyond slightly less. Also formals$5. setting. 15 minutes from •fternoons. Must have own room. Close, furnished 2 miles North of Leslie at Complete service for Holt, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, Bikini swimsuits $5. Long campus. All conveniences. transportation. Phone nice. 351-3373.2-9-26 unfurnished, $225/month. Madras dresses $5. Do 3589 Hull Road, (old U.S. $125 per month or $4,900. Peanuts Personal dissertations, theses, 349-1537.2-9-26 127) Phone 1 - 589 - 8251. manuscripts, general typing, Stillman Road 1188, East of yourself a favor, come to 1-313-778-4904 after 5 p.m. ESCAPE EAST Lansing rents. Closed Mondays. Open 9 - 6 IT DOESN'T matter who you IBM. 23 years experience. Dobie Road, 2 bedrooms, 3420 Glasgow Drive, Lansing. 00 K S One bedroom, kitchen, bath, p.m. 0-7-9-29 _3-9-26 love, or how you love, but 349-0850. C-7-9-29 , BUSBOYS, rough, needs work, $150 per Monday - Friday, 9 - 6, or d'thwashers for new Okemos parking, yard, furnished, month. Call after 4 p.m., 351 call 882-9980 for STREAMLINE 24'. Excellent that you love. S/RM 1-9-26 °«staurant. utilities included. $95. BIKES. 13 quality 10 speed TYPING TERM papers, theses, No experience - 7497 or 676 - 2191. appointment. 3-9-28 condition, $1,900. Includes 351-2029. 2-9-26 models from Italy, France, $300 worth of KISA etc. Electric. Experienced. 'ACT jaded. Apply • at Mr. Steak 0-7-9-29 Belgium, Holland, Germany, aouut 300 extras. - I KNOW YOU'VE Jean MASSEY, taurant. 2287 West Grand TREASURE CHEST. Second - Washington, Mason. ALWAYS WANTED ONE :rator HOUSE 50 acres, up to 5 Britain. Low prices. Excellent OF THESE (he - hel). ME. 393-4075.C-7-9-29 sr. Okemos. 3:30 to 7 RrLnma hand store. 116 North Main 676-4137.3-9-27 ALS Monday through Friday. people, animals, $50. Month IXOOniS Street, Perry. Beds, chests, all service. 332 - 4081. 0-3-9-25 1-9-26 Ito". inclusive. 10 minutes MSU. >652 ent - All - to 4 pm. Saturday. 332-1352 3-9-27 ROOMMATE WANTED. Own kinds of furniture, appliances, bicycles. Drive - a STOVE, ELECTRIC, white, GE, WINDSOR, 1970- Like X 63' on nice new. lot. 12' 2 Transportation 1 room. Friendly people. Share - little and save - a - lot. M - 27" drop - in. Excellent bedrooms, furnished, Recreation GIRL TO share duplex, own cooking. 6 miles from condition. $125. 372 - 2676. Besses, hostesses for room. $75. Includes utilities. campus. Call 655-2060. 78 to M - 52. South to store. carpeted, with skirting and SKI ASPEN. 6 days. December COMMUTING DAILY from "•* Okemos 5-9-27 shed. $6500. 625-7279. Restaurant. No 6 miles from campus. 4.9.29 625-3188. 4-9-29 Ann Arbor for 8:00 class. ttperience needed. Apply at 3-9-27 16-23. $270. Contact M. 651-5109 evenings. 5-9-29 COLOR TV -Admiral 25" Need ride. Will pay. Steak Restaurant, 2287 Parent, Oakland Community GIRL TO share 2 bedroom PORTABLE SINGER with AMERICAN 1970. 12'X60'. 313-665-0130 collect. 5-9-27 Grand River, Okemos. - console, good condition. College. 1-313-852-1000. attachments and built in 1 to ONE GIRL for 4-man. Campus house. $70/month. South $250. Private owner. Call 3-bedroom, 1 Vi bath. Skirted 10-10-6 7pm. Monday blind hemmer. Phone with a shed. Corner lot in RIDER WANTED, commuting ™ough Friday. Hill Apartments. $62.50. side 393-5148. 5-9-29 after 6pm. 489-7192. 3-9-26 10am to 627-2351.5-10-2 Windmill Park. 30 minutes from 12 mile and Woodward W 349-1748. 3-9-27 UNION BOARD FLIGHTS Saturday. 5-9-29 ONE OR 2 girls to share room in SELLING OUT — 5 rooms fine from East Lansing. $6,000. offers Christmas flight to in Royal Oak every day. Call MOVIE EQUIPMENT: 16mm line Phone 694-8821. 10-10-4 Joe at 542-7058. 5-9-27 GIRL SHARE furnished flat, big house, close to campus, new furniture, London for $185. Stop in sound projector, Baia editor (i!,ERY HELP wanted. own room. No lease, 332-5497.5-9-29 and splicer. Argent floodlight appliances, including 4-BEDROOM Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm rn.„ *"■'633. have car- Phone 484-5221. 2-9-26 with case, Mansfield dishwasher, etc. Call MOBILE home Second floor Union. C-9-29 Wanted 5-9-27 627-7772. 4-9-26 10' X 60'. Fully furnished ;• CLOSE TO CAMPUS, double, ONE GIRL for apartment. 2 8mm camera. First reasonable and kitchen laundry and utilities, fully equipped. Call OPENING FOR HELP for restaurant. blocks from Berkey. $70. $53/month. 351-2029. offer. Phone 351-0979.3-9-28 TEAC 401 OS tape recorder. 641-4457. 5-9-27 Real Estate one girl "IOn« 337-1633. supervised housing across 5-9-27 Call 332-3435. 3-9-26 5.9.29 Dynaco SCA80Q amplifier. from campus. $70. per UP TO 1/3 and more savings. WE HAVE vacancies in Melrose NOW UNDER construction, 6 Ron, 485-9309.2-9-27 month. 332-6246. 5-9-27 CAPITOL CLUB. $12 a week. Comparison welcomed. Trailor Court on Colby Lake. new homes, close to MSU, Cocktail lounge, restaurant, OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 2615 $50 monthly with school tax priced from $29,000. DON'T FORGET blood ,Jk Animals downtown East Michigan, Lansing, included. Beach privileges. Excellent financing. Ask for comes Lansing. only from people. Save a life. 484-4422. 0-5-9-29 372-7409. C-5-9-29 675-7212.5-9-27 Jay Chamberlain, 339-9370. Give blood. Professional FIDELITY REALTY, PUREPBRED POODLES. 1 donors compensated. ! STANDARD SPARTAN HALL, men, women, 50 USED sewing machines, male, 2 female. Phone GENERAL - 10'x50', 1966, on 332-5041. 3-9-27 $9.95 and up. Consoles and lot near MSU. $2,500. Phone MICHIGAN COMMUNITY 1 block from campus, 393-6791 after 3pm. 2-9-27 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183 portables, Zig - Zag, and 393-6197.5-10-2 3 BEDROOM ranch near MSU furnished. $15 a week. C-7-9-29 351-4495.0-5-9-29 straight stitchers. Also, used in Okemos school district. A.K.C. ST. BERNARD pups, GO ON vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and a savings spreel §hop Large landscaped lot, street beautifully marked, lovable. Want Ads for household up. ELECTRO - GRAND, closed to traffic. For WANTED ATTRACTIVE HELP WANTED For Sale 804 East Michigan, Lansing. 1-723-7793. Owosso. 3-9-28 Reasonable. good. column Check the For Sale appointment call. 351-5849. female student for occasional now. Hours: 9 am 5 pm Saturday, - 10-10-9 daytime and night time 9-12 noon. 0-5-9-29 babysitting in return for BOLEX 16mm REX-5 camera, ELKHOUND, 2 top quality HALLMARK 1969, 12'x52\ Sayings room and board. 351-6757. Stadium need 5 honest aggressive men to work three lenses, filters, leather PANASONIC REEL - Reel tape puppies. Shots, partly redwood skirting, 10'x7' shed Service 5-9-27 Face of a 2 Williamstori Stations. case. Excellent condition. trained, well-adjusted. Great included. $3400. 663-4495. Hourly Rate $275. 351-5495. 5-9-28 recorder with automatic pals for someone. $100. Easy 3-9-27 ls GEMCUTTINC CLASSES. Sign Commission. Set your own earnings reverse and 33 tapes. $140. Call 627-2863 anytime. terms. Call 663-8418. 5-9-29 up for fall term now. For BABYSITTER AVAILABLE Frandor. Looking for m S1.60 to HAMMOND ORGAN - Model MOBILE near $6.00 I hour. 4-9-28 HOME for sale, i nformation call 332-2986. C. Full pedals. Suitable rock PEKINESE PUPPIES, 8 weeks 12'x60', 2 bedroom, 114 playmate for. my 2V4 year old 5-9-29 group. 332-0025. 5-9-28 old. Registered. Phone baths, furnished. Central air son. 487-3372. 2-9-27 Charles Lamb lonsonanl APPLY TO: DYNAMITE COMPONENTS, 393-0039 after 6 pm. 5-9-29 and heat. Phone 627-5915. PHOTOGRAPHY - WE see lonclusion Marantz, Sony, Garrard, 3-9-27 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Lee Cochrane at DOUBLE BED, excellent things in a different way. originally $1200 system, 15" TWO FEMALE angora kittens. with 10 years work Dik Standard Service condition, $20. 2 professional woofers. Desperate will Portraits, weddings, , $5. each. 6 weeks old. 513 N. AMERICAN 12'x50' furnished, commercial. CYCLOPS experience needs full time enlargers. Gibson SJ with Center in Williamston negotiate. Ask for Frederick Magnolia, Lansing. 371-3336. great for students. Call after STUDIOS, 220 Albert. employment. 355-8077 after hardshell. 351-3229 after 6pm. at 332-3376. 6-9-29 3-9-27 6 pm. 625-7703. 5-9-27 332-0573. C-7-9-29 5:30 pm. 4-9-28 3-9-27 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, Septemhpr1fi IN LANSING-AREA PROGRAM School reopens for adults By LINDA WERFELMAN State News Staff Writer A woman sits in a Announcements The AFA Ad Hoc Student classroom using flash cards What's Happening must be Advisory Council will meet at 7 to learn received in the State News p.m. today in the third floor multiplication office, 341 Student Services conference tables. She is in school now, room, Eppley Bldg.. by 1 p.m. two class days Center. she says, because she wants before publication. No The MSU Ski Club will meet to be able to read the Bible. announcements will be accepted at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the by phone. Tenants - the Coalition for Showbar. Coral Gables. Drinks This woman and other are half - Human Survival and the East price and memberships will be available. adults like her, most of The MSU Lansing Tenant's Union will Marketing Club will whom return to school jointly sponsor an open meeting meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the because Teak to discuss goals and strategies Qf their strong Room, Eppley Center. for city housing The Christian Science Edwin Fitzpatrick, asst. director hearings at 7:30 desires to learn and to p.m. Wednesday in Union Parlor Organization will meet at 6:45 of the Placement Bureau, will p.m. Tuesdays in 35 Union. complete their high school discuss the services available educations, attend classes through the Bureau. offered by the Lansing Varsity Lacrosse will meet for Students for Carr will meet at former players and new people Adult Basic Education 7 p.m. today in 30 Union to The Spartan Pistol Club will intoduce Bob Carr, candidate wishing to try out at 7 p.m. Program. meet today in 215 Men's Intramural at 7 p.m. today in for Congress. All those Demonstration Bldg. "When they make up Hall. For interested in unseating Charles information, call Bob their minds they're coming at Chamberlain, please attend. For 353- 9543. additional information. call International back to school, nothing can 482-1503. Folkdancing will be held from 8 to 11 p.m. stop them," Catherine Jaffe, Tuesdays at St. John's Student supervisor of the program, People interested in working Center, MAC Ave. Everyone is with There will said Monday. "A little part emotionally disturbed be an welcome. children will meet at 3:30 p.m. organizational meeting of Free of their conscience in the Oct. 2 in 31 Union. Contact University at 7:30 p.m. today in back of their heads really Sherrie at the Volunteer Bureau the second floor lounge of the The Free Store will hold an bothers them because they for questions. Union. Wolf Moon cookies and open meeting for anyone cider will be shared. interested in working there at 2 can't read." p.m. today in 6 Student Services A course of Marriage The Block and Bridle Club Bldg. More than 175 student Preparation for engaged or will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in recently married couples will 110 Anthony. Students volunteers, mostly from meet from 2 to 4:30 p.m. interested in The Volunteer Bureau needs MSU, last year assisted livestock and Sundays from Sept. 24 to Oct. 8 horses are invited. people interested in consumer teachers and teachers aides at the All Saints Episcopal protection and complaints. Stop in in the Adult Basic Church, Abbott Road. Call at 3 p.m. Thursday in 27 372-4020 or 351-7160 for more Student Services Bldg. Education Program, Robert Students interested in MSU information. Luebke, teacher in the volunteers can meet with representatives of the Volunteer There will be a meeting for program, said. The Burearu from 7:30 to 8:30 English majors interested in Outing Club will meet at 7 p.m. today in 326 Natural tonight in the Married Housing graduate school at 4 p.m. Day Care Luebke and another Science Bldg. A slide show will Center. Spartan Thursday in the Poetry Room, teacher will conduct a Jaffe agreed the be presented and a caving trip for this weekend will be Village. 214 Morrill Hall. meeting for potential This is the way had functioned K well, discussed. The MSU Railroad Club will volunteers at 4 Bob Luebke (far left) helps students with their work in the Adult Basic Education because of the inc. The MSU Sailing Club will p.m. today meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 34 attention the volii in 102B Wells Hall. Students interested in MSU Union todiscuss Project 1225. Union. Public invited. Program in Lansing. The classes are offered for high school dropouts and people volunteers could provide for sti can meet with Anyone interested in wanting a basic education. representatives of the Volunteer railroading, steam power or old The MSU Chess Club will An almost unlimited Bureau from 5:30 tp 7:30 p.m. State News photo by W. B. Remington "If there wasn't stuff in general is welcome. welcome new enthusiasts at number of volunteers could „ today in the Phillips library and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in 39, be used to provide greater there to answer from 7 to 9 p.m. at Synergy All criminal justice students on Union. Bring your own playing amounts of individual modular system of Some questions, they migh are invited to attend an annual equipment and membership fee. teaching, volunteers, Program, pick up their book attention for students, enabling Gem - cutting classes are being organized for fall term. Call 332-2986 for information. open house of Alpha Phi Sigma Police Science Honorary at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2 in the Big Ten Room, Kellogg Center. For more experienced players, the club will have a tournament at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Luebke said. teachers and volunteers to devote time to small groups or to individual including Valerie Carter, Detroit senior, for their earn credits participation in the Unlike most volunteers in the program, Carter is not involved in teaching. She walk out of the room, said. "Maybe they come back and mayb ac Captain's Room, Union. Classes utilize the students, he added. Adult Basic Education works instead as a counselor wouldn't." Get into a good timate fo y - thing tonight After caden - lun ontrov« help le elecl like Mr. Mike's A a ummer ollowin nacted Pizza or Submarine! 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