L atomy michigan Cooler textbook draws fire for state j0 use of live models. See STATE NEWS today with the high . . . I temperatures in the 60s. A story pafl® university slight chance of rain exists. ,e 65 Number 33 | Freed POWs arrive in N.Y.; leave airport in Defense Dept. cars NEW YORK (AP) - Three by bringing an end to the Vietnam gratitude at their release and vowed to American prisoners of war came home War. help bring home the rest of the from Hanoi in full uniform Thursday In Washington, a Defense Dept. American prisoners in North Vietnam. night, dramatically displaying the spokesman said: "We are delighted Relaxed after a lunch on steak and decorations they had won as combat that all three men are home safely in schnapps and a visit to a royal palace pilots in North Vietnam. uniform." changing of the guard, the airmen left They landed at Kennedy Airport at Besides Pentagon officials, the Copenhagen for New York after their 6:54 p.m. and 30 minutes later POWs were greeted by more than a first hours outside the Communist voluntarily entered Defense Dept. cars score of relatives, clustered in a little world. ' to be driven away. By so doing, they knot. Above them was displayed a The remark about responsibility J submitted to a reunion with government whose overtures they had the placard reading:"Release all prisoners of war on both sides in all Vietnam." came toughest, from most Charles. It was the politically-oriented Stumping for spurned during the long trip Hanoi. Behind them they left a quartet of from Among the relatives parents of Charles and Elias, and were Charles' 3-year-old daughter, Kersten, the statement to news come conference but out of none an airport of the three I Eunice Kennedy Shriver, wife of vice-presidential nominee, Sargent Shriver, chats with American antiwar activists, into whose who hugged her father and brought pilots presidential would endorse candidate or a U.S. offer McGovern-Shriver supporters following her talk hands the POWs were delivered 12 tears to his eyes as he came down the Thursday at Lansing Catholic Central High criticism or support for American School. days ago in North Vietnam. steps from the SAS 747 jumbo jetliner tactics in Vietnam. "We have just witnessed a recapture that brought him home. "It was my belief and the belief of State News photo by Dave Mendrea scene," one of their formei Gartley's mother, Minnie Lee, and the men with whom I lived in Hanoi," chaperones, Cora Weiss said, "one Charles' wife, Olga, had made the trip said Charles, "that if the war is incarceration replacing another." to Hanoi with the activist terminated their return home will be chaperones, and flew home with the POWs. Shriver expects Another, the Rev. William Sloane certain. I have committed myself to do irs. Coffin, said: "It's quite clear the Pentagon and State Dept. want men released only if they are in uniform Earlier, at Copenhagen, a the news conference in pilots expressed everything in their return home. my power to work for and speaking their lines." However, the three POWs were represented as having voted among SIDES STILL AT ODDS iem support to grow themselves and agreed to don the uniforms while enroute from By RICK WILBINS State News Staff Writer Mrs. Shriver, wife of Democratic vice-presidential candidate, R. Sargent Carr and state representative candidate Lynn Jondahl. Copenhagan aboard The a Scandinavian Airlines System transatlantic jetliner. uniforms had been put aboard Progress in talks I Eunice Kennedy Shrtver told the pate News Thursday she did not feel Shriver, said she did not feel her or her husband's antiabortion stand would help or hinder McGovem's chances on En route to Captial City Airport to fly back to Detroit, Mrs. Shriver talked with the State News. during a stop in Moscow. The three freed prisoners were Navy Lt. (J.G.). Norris Charles, 27, a captive denied by Hanoi George McGovem's Nov. 7. "I don't feel threatened in the least nine months, and air Force Maj. Jroposed economic programs, which Mrs. Shriver appeared at Lansing by McGovem's tax program (which Edward Elias, 34, shot down five PARIS (AP) - North asking whether there had been ■ould heavily tax the rich, has Catholic Central High School to would increase taxes for persons with months ago. Vietnam's spokesmen indicated on agreement on all or some of the ■lienated wealthy Democrats. She address about 450 students and incomes of $30,000 and up) and The destination of the three Thursday that the latest round of questions. Jdded that she expects increased McGovem-Shriver supporters. Among neither should anyone else," she said. following their departure from the secret talks with presidential security "Since there has been speculation Jupport from the them were several labor union airport was not immediately adviser Henry A. Kissinger failed to by the form of the questions," he Ireviously-disenchanted party members, senior citizens. Democratic The Shrivers' net worth has been determined. make any progress toward ending the commented, "I want to make it clear Tembers in the following months. congressional candidate M. Robert placed at more than $100,000. Prior to flying out of Copenhagen Vietnam war. that such speculation is without "McGovern plans to get most of the for New York, one of the trio had said foundation and contrary to the truth." additional money for his programs by the American people must bear the Chief negotiator Xuan Thuy, who He said the positions "are still far closing loopholes and cutting waste," "responsibility" for bringing the participated with Politburo member Le apart and contradictory." I.S. clears blacks she claimed. "I've been familiar with government long enough to know there's an incredible amount of waste remaining 400 men out of captivity, Due Tho in the private two-day meeting with Kissinger on Tuesday Thuy made his statement to newsmen as he arrived for the regular and Wednesday, said specualtion about Thursday four-party meeting. in this bureaucracy." Applications a complete or partial agreement is Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, the Viet Cong's chief delegate, told newsmen Jischarged in 1906 Mrs. Shriver, a Roman Catholic, said groundless. she could not support abortion under Students may apply for membership The NorthVietnamese delegation when she arrived that rumors about a on the State News Board of Directors spokesman, Nguyen Thanh Le, was cease-fire and imminent peace "any but the most extreme until asked at a press briefing after the appeared "aimed at deceiving WASHINGTON (AP) - After 66 contrary to Army policy and is circumstances" because "I've been next Friday. Petitions are available at the State News business 161st session of the talks whether any American and world opinion." e Army Thursday cleared the considered gross injustice." brought up to believe life is sacred." progress had been made during the She said she wondered how there ecords of 167 black soldiers The spokesman siad tills is believed "I've thought a lot about the office, 345 Student Services Bldg. past week toward rapprochement of could be such rumors "while the ishonorably discharged for a frontier to be the only documented case in problem, studied it and I know there Students who do not wish to read the opposing positions. American extermination-bombing which an entire are a lot of problems with it," she tooting in Brownsville, Tex., that company was the State News or use its services may "No continues fiercely in the two zones of •suited in what the Army says is the explained, "but I still don't believe we progress," he replied. Thuy punished. receive an authorization for a refund said he would not comment directly need to abortion method of Vietnam, and the Nixon nly documented case of mass According to the history books, at use as a of the $1 fee by bringing a fee receipt on the private administration still mnishment in its history. about midnight, Aug. 13, 1906, some population control." talks with Kissinger. opposes the card to the State News business office But he said his delegation had received legitimate demands of the South Declaring it a gross injustice, 16 to 20 armed men rode on (continued by 5 p.m. today. many calls from newsmen Wednesday Vietnamese people. ecretary of the Army Robert F. horseback through the streets of on page 17) 'roehlke ordered the discharges Brownsville, firing wildly into the lunged to honorable for the 167 homes of whites. One resident was ttmbers of the 1st Battalion, 25th Mantry, an all-black unit. killed and several others injured. The shooting followed a fight Hall triples President Theodore Roosevelt between a black soldier of the 1st »dered the men punished in 1906 for Mr "conspiracy of silence" in Battalion and a White merchant, which resulted in the town being placed find three (fusing to testify against their fellow off-limits for the battalion. Wiers during investigation of the The incident drew national looting that history has come to word as "The Brownsville Affray." attention and Roosevelt ordered an investigation. I hope you guys is a crowd Officials said no attempt will be don V mind that I have The townspeople claimed the riders mde to determine if any of the men were black troops from nearby Ft. By TONI PELLILLO K still alive and noted that the action infectious mononucleosis, State News Staff Writer Brown, but a series of military athlete's foot, Julforetheir s out any back pay and allowances inquiries and a county grand jury failed to establish the identity of any Togetherness is fine — but crowding descendants. into a residence hall A and my mother's three students Pentagon spokesman said that of the men involved. No soldier would room built for two is another story. *nile Froehlke's action won't do the give evidence against his comrade. moving in tomorrow. That's what some unhappy students any good now, the "secretary felt Finally, all members of Companies toe record living in "triples" are saying and should be cleared and did B, C and D of the 1st Battalion were 10." assembled on the parade ground at Ft. they're trying to see what they can do to alleviate the situation. An Army spokesman said the case Brown. The guilty were told to step * forward and identify themselves or all br°ught to Froehlke's attention The students voiced their fwing a review of administrative and would be discharged without honor. complaints at a Residence Halls Assn. Mcial policies. No one moved. And on Nov. 5, (RHA) meeting Wednesday night and ''Although the practice was 1906, Roosevelt ordered 167 privates have formed a committee to meet next jfcasionally invoked under extreme and noncommissioned officers week with University administrators to jto-umstances during frontier times," "discharged without honor from the discuss possible alternatives. .hike said, "the concept of mass Army" and "forever debarred from An undesirable room situation is Punishment has for decades been reenlisting in the Army or Navy." not necessarily the fault of university officials, said Paula Fochtman, RHA president. Faculty split on union concept "Last spring ther were 690 students that reserved a room for fall of '72 and they didn't show up or made other arrangements," she explained. m ® - ' Schoenl. Schoenl, associate Drofessor in associate professor mieht might occur. occur. The reason for residence hall By BECK IE humanities, said. "Faculties differ from factories," HANES mixups and increased number of State News Staff Writer News Analysis Many blamed the salary inequities and low salary increases last year as she said. Several faculty offered reasons why roommates is a direct result of such a faculty sentiment toward a faculty causes for increasing support of the their collegues will be voting for one situation, she continued. ion varies considerably. The words associate professors and full »i don't know if waiting a year collective bargaining agent. Earlier in September, over 600 of the two bargaining units or no eV use to describe the prospect of a professors. would make any difference," he "The salary increases last year rooms which are usually occupied by "More assistant professors are going continued. "Sooner or later, within bargaining unit at all. V°n»'to ran8e 'r°m "inevitable" to " " weren't sufficient and might push it two people were assigned to three "a to vote for one of the unions," Kevin the next five years, we would have a students. Protection." The State over," Schoenl said. "Faculty is going to vote 'yes' | recently contacted a random C Gottlieb, asst. professor of social union." "The immediate interest is an because of the student strike. Currently, the situation is ection of science said recently. "They have more Come predicts one of the unions improving. An unofficial estimate lists faculty members from economic one," Come said. He added Sublimely, it had an effect. Teachers to gain salary-wise." and "no union" will be the top two he had some doubts as to the strength were involved in the strike and saw it 248 men still occupying "triples." eWt' attutudes toward the Oct. 23-24 Several faculty members predicted vote-getters in the election with of the feeling. was a good idea," Julius said. Approximately 103 empty or single rtlon when they will be asked to one of the bargaining units had a neither receiving a simple majority. Patricia Julius, American thought "They are also going to vote 'yes' rooms have been located and students A' °fe among the MSU Faculty 50-50 chance in the election. "Then the crucial issue will be and language, does not view the advent because this has been an are expected to begin occuying them 7*'ates (MSU-FA), American Assn. "I'm scratching my head over this whether there will be any crossovers," of a union as detrimental, but said she extraordinarily clean campaign. Both within the next few weeks. lu University Professors (AAUP) or nnp *'Donald"2ome, professor of social he added. would refuse to strike. She hoped groups are aware of faculty attitudes," Official figures are expected to be union." dui gave the election a said, but science said If the election were held last year, it special provisions would be made (continued ..,tK „ un,on wouldn>t had a 50-50 chance," William on page 17) (continued on page 18) concerning fuiy sympathy strikes which 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Seplemh„,„ ^afTCTn^Cnrilitinri sets housing goals nummary By DEBBIE CALKINS or floor space of a house, For their survey, the students pay 20 per cent of buildings are two other task force's State News Staff Writer Paul Emery, task force coalition studied leases used higher rent than other goals of the union, which . by landlords in the area, groups of tenants In East was formed in July, he said proposed orHi8 fot If task fforce^ the proposed East The task Lansing housing ordinance graduate student s One which is used by the Lansing. Women face an >t the meeting. JLLw WVHv.. We're urged tenants to passes, as written, rental and very much Allstate Management Co. - additional mark-up of Though desperately In concerned about the Whitehall Manor approximately 10 per cent, need of more people and ■&>' maintenance conditions for composition of the housing Apartments prohibits . tenants will not improve — money, Coneriy said, "even much, commission," added Charles persons living there who are The goal of the East with everything members of the I pear, task force under going ' Coalition for Human member 18; if taxes are Lansing Tenants' Union is against us, we've been able The group has Survival's Housing Task and East Lansing student. graduate increased the rent is to put an end to high rent in to help a few people with booth between also it Force said Wednesday in the automatically raised and it the city, Morris Coneriy, their security deposits. Our 11 "Hfe have just witnessed The task force, he said, a Union. waives the tenants' rights to union member and East aim is to make landlords live £ the °,? . Union to second floor recapture scene — one would like to have 70 per a jury trial. Lansing resident, said. up to their end of the information distrii incarceration replacing The task force recently cent of the people on the Stopping illegal evictions bargain." onthecoS another." critiqued and drew commission represented by tenants — regardless of age The survey also shows and improving maintenance He said he supports the survey and housing ordinance. propc*? suggestions for the proposed - Cora Weiss, antiwar activist ordinace which faces to work for the best and chaperone of the three public hearing at 7:30 p.m.* interests of East Lansing IID ft EC ftAUT freed POWs. Tuesday at the Hannah renters. IrHWfcw WWW FTHIfC Kllll^J Middle School, 819 Abbott Chairman of the housing Road. commission, which would See story consist of nine members, page 1 The coalition's goals for the ordinance are based on should be elected by the information the gathered last spring in a comprehensive survey of group appointed members of the board rather than the major as the proposed ordinance calls for, Emery said. Milliken asks reform housing conditions, Tanzania denies charge maintenance, rental rates "The commission should By CRISPIN CAMPBELL conflicting interests and campaign contributions activities State News Staff Writer other ethical hazards. govern® and discrimination in East be appointed so the mandatory thereby enabling employes to avoid Tanzania denied Lansing. power is in the hands ofthe Government reform and the voter to determine conflict of interest. on Thursday a claim by Milliken then listed six * Objections voiced tenants," he added. the maintenance of ethical whether there is The Ugandan President Idi Amin that a combined force were an development of Tanzanian troops and guerillas had mounted a by force members of the task to the zoning The coalition supports the section of The strongly behavior for state and local officials highlighted Gov. guidelines program would the reform incorporate: "unhealthy reliance on contributions of a prticular the techniques to assure lobbyists do not ext >( fresh attack on Uganda. ordinance which develops a interest influence changes in the proposed Milliken's address to the • Broad groups or over public pofi Information Minister Daudi Mwakawago told ordinance city escrow account for all professional ^ participation individuals." through the lowering the chapter of nnJdng" oHtete^iections ^ uer newsmen here in a telephone conversation from number of unrelated people rental security deposits, Sigma Delta Chi Wednesday advantages of finant, who businessmen, labor • A continual, Dar es Salaam that Amin's claim of new fighting on are allowed to live in a Ipcar explained. "We would «n Lansing. |eadeRS resources or their proximi single unit from six to four. lobbyistS) „ we„ as reassessment of standards to to public officials. the Tanazania Uganda border was totally without - even support a stronger Milliken told 50 members the encouragement of The task force one," he added. of the maintain a high standard of • The utilization foundation. professional citizens to contribute to of disapproves of the change This account would also journalism conduct among Michigan state's society the candidates they support, responsibility Mwakawago said no Tanzanian troops at all were because it does not take be used for repairs if a amount of reporting in public officials and assure the integrity of |» involved in any action adding: into consideration the size landlord failed to government employes. government « give connection with lobbyist • Financing-reporting administrati "Quite honestly, we are getting tired of these maintenance after the activities and political iaWS whlch by appropriate review complete • The investigation and tenant had notified him. contributions showed the disclosure recruiting of local governme repeated accusations of military involvement." HONG KONG As written, the ordinance need for reforms in these of potitical evaluation of the outside activities. call calls for the housing and related areas, )By t College Travel commission to develop a "All of the questions that Officials detect bomb 351-6010 130 W. Grand River standardized lease for East Lansing which the task force supports to eliminate comprise behavior the of officials in avoiding the ethical public CATA could increase oc< Unidentified terrorists tried to blow up an Israeli illegal rental documents. pitfalls of outside activities, El A1 jumbo jet leaving Orly Airport near Paris rol today, but security agents detected the bomb before it was carried aboard, Tel Aviv services if bill passes airport officials reported. ep< gf] The Capital Area Transit at a subsistence level," he the current fleet of 17. Ni The plane took off about 90 minutes Authority (CATA), which said. CATA is currently A 19 late, after Qf the new buses will an extra runs the metropolitan bus running a yearly deficit of security check, and was headed for Israel's delivered in Novembe n, wh< Lod International airport with more than 200 passengers aboard, the officials said. rf Jim's Sparkles! system, stands to $200,000 if Gov. Milliken's receive $150,000. Klersey said the Money came from a feder grant so that CATA cod $83 million transportation metropolitan bus authority rer A\ provide better service package is passed into law in would be able to increase Model id of t QJ •The Food its present form. the number and frequency Lansing. Cities areas gham Press rights supported •The Plaee The revenue will come of bus runs, Kiersey said he feels orted. TTW from a portion of the bill The Lansing area hasn't James 42 bus fleet would which provides that one-half had a real bus system for und s| ulMy sufficient to serve the nee Rep. Charles W. Wheian, R - Ohio, •The People cent of the two cent years," Kiersey said. "The of the area, but icks at urged increase in the gas tax is to Congress Thursday to restrict the power of the buses would run to where additional money wou ilroad federal government be used for mass the people are and not just topsy their sources of information. to force newsmen to disclose XA Qreek and American Favorites TimNY PLACE DINING • COCKTAILS • BANQUETS Xv (v J transportation. The two-cent increase will raise up and down the main streets." allow the authority expand service in the en area. he "As long as the government the gas tax to seven cents possesses the right In terms of East Lansing, to subpoena reporters and compel disclosure of Internationally known per gallon. it would mean the system n t i MSU's bus syste confidential f rj for it» unique collection of hmty «f Free EVENING PARKING Joseph Kiersey, chairman would be able to serve information," Wheian told a House Phaaa 4M-IIM * 111 E. Mkfc. probably will not recer Tiffany era lamps. V/ of CATA, indicated that the residential housing areas and judiciary subcommittee, "it possesses the power to additional revenue would any funds from the tram not only Grand River bill, since it is not harass and intimidate the press." make it a solvent company. Avenue. metropolitan syste 'As it is, we are just existing CATA has ordered 25 according to Max A. Nei new buses to no alone with automotive servic Police ticket for voice Chicago city police have been issuing up to five times the normal amount of traffic citations in an attempt to secure collective bargaining rights. Mayor Richard J. Daley said Wednesday that he would not be intimidated by the action, which has been taken in lieu of a walkout by the city's police. "Is it a threat?" Daley asked. "If that is what it is, they, the policemen, are making a mistake." Daley said he would be willing to meet with representatives of the police force and other city groups during preparation of the 1973 city budget. Bremer sentence cut A three - judge circuit court panel in Prince George's County, Md., Thursday reduced the sentence of Arthur Bremer, the man convicted of shooting Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, from 63 to 53 years. The action came on a review of sentence hearing requested by Bremer, the 22 - year - old Milwaukee former busboy who on Aug. 4 was found assault with intent to murder Wallace guilty of and three others in a Laurel, Md., shopping center. Hijacker receives life (OR I mm Melvin Marvin Fisher, 49, of WEEKEND SHOWTIMES ADMISSION PRICES drew a life sentence in federal Norman, Okla., court Wednesday Fri. 8:00 & 10:00 after his conviction in the Adults $1 July 12 piracy of an Sat. American Airlines airliner. *2:30, 8:00 & 10:00 MSU Students (I.D.) 75* The jury deliberated 50 minutes Sun. 4:00 Children (12 and under) before reaching 50* a verdict in the third NO ADMITTANCE AFTER SHOWTIME day of the trial. * No Saturday 2:30 Shows On NO PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN ADMITTED U.S. District Court MSU Home Football Game Weekend* Judge Luther Eubanks, in sentencing Fisher, said: "This business of aircraft Following the 8:00 P.M. shows on Friday and Saturday there will be a special piracy has just got to stop." He said he presentation for sky watchers, followed by an outdoor observing session if weather > plea^Ury S re^ection of Fisher's temporary insanity agreed with * I permits. Also, following the 10:00 P.M. shows on Friday Beethoven's Symphony No. 4 will be played. and Saturday, the \ ) JACOBSON'S OPEN TONIGHT Jacob0on$ UNTIL NINE Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 29, 1972 hina and Japan begin to end hostility JpONOJG to (AP>- China is establish and Tokyo end war and go beyond the the state of proposes t ThJJL tre^t T81*8"- " meeting. Then, Then. Thursday W safeguarding the and to safeguarding the leading economic power. "WW Tanaka ■ I saidI two ■ ■weeksJ Thursday What the new ago ■lornatic ' relations with opening the door to set up by Chou jnd ^ate"lent by Chou and night, Tanaka tendered Chou a glittering banquet in world peace." He noted that China and China, meantime, emerged from the civil war Tokyo-Peking relationship that relations with may portend for Japan's Washington "remain most Bra and ending 78 President Nixon last dfrli ruPture the the Hall of the People. Japan have that followed World War II relations with the United fundamental and g*i?l ni Taiwan""7h«7'°V""s « r hostility between February. There re still are no diplomatic relations with Tanaka said that normal fundamentally different and found the key to States remains to be seen, important" and were not to r Asia's most populous formal diplomatic relations m ^ • i JaPan has relations are only the first social systems. nuclear armamert, a Japan remains under the be changed by any between Washington and Taiwan f°r crucial is 22 years"to step, and that he will try his "However," he added, capability which Japan has wing of a defense agreement developments affecting Peking. a best to continue the trend "the fruitful talks between shunned. with the United States, and China and the Soviet Union. The Nixon administration ** y o - P e k i n g of rapprochement. our two sides prove that, so continues to deal with [!"derstan?lng- Japan ruled Chou said: "The long as both sides have diplomats re presenting ,sIand. for "»»y years termination of the state of confidence, problems ,nu Chiang Kai-shek archcriminal in the eyes of the Communist government — an ST"'"8 in 1894' after ■ inlfl V«L h th in war- U' bil,i°n war and the normalization of relations between China and Japan — the realization between two countries can be solved consultation on an equal through Money officials iofiS and ls the wealth-transfer of the long-cherished wished gotiations his - had shunned, that ousted him from the mainland in 1949. But the United States has made it partner. S maj°r tradinS of the Chinese and Japanese footing." The Chinese premier said to -Ve are going to end th® iv The sucess of the peoples — will open a new his four summit talks chapter WASHINGTON (AP) — A by developing nations at the |o"»" sU'L.°' 5"" S'JkL0."5"""5 T""™" Chou-Tanakan^ottetai in the relations withTanaka were earnest, on hand, the developing Si has existed up to part of China. been forecast Wednesday between the two countries and make a positive frank and friendly, and that mutual understandings have plan to transfer wealth from the rich to poor nations annual meeting International of Monetary the countries figure that could attract they more contribution to the been reached "by seeking a through the international Fund, (IMF), but the development, having the fc|rn the Japanese leader for i relaxation of tension in Asia monetary system is failing common ground on major industrial nations have national wealth to finance points while reserving Sa'n much enthusiasm generally shown coolness to it. j-.rr differences — on minor — from the world's top the plan. ish guerillas blow up points." financial officials. As the finance ministers The United States is one As The idea is being pushed discuss monetary reform, a consequence, Chou of those countries which is went on agreement had they are talking about expressing reluctance, been reached "on a series of expanding the role Special fearing that such a proposal important questions on the ASMSU sets could present great Drawing Rights or "paper normalization of gold" to make it the lelfast furniture store monetary problems later on. Sin o-Japanese relations." deadline for The scheme is intricate, standard of value for all of the currencies of the world. but it revolves around a Tanaka, 54, is the first Lelfast (ap> the.furniturestore, claiming amidst an upsurge in Belfast but said Japanese prime minister to post petitions central idea: giving the poor With this in mind, the fuerillas carried a thZ J delivery - Northern Ireland violence has been recovered. no bodies set foot on mainland China nations more of the new developing countries see it international reserve assets Iby-trapped sofa into a warnino t!,0? °. "° markin8 the inconclusive In Dublin Thursday, since World War II, when as an opportune time to Lntown Belfast furniture TV"ned a end of Ulster peace talks in leaders the allies including Chiang «qIT' created by the IMF than change the formula for ™ 200-pound of the board in the Colleges would |re Thursday, and an gelignite bomb. England which most Roman I^QI .cVial/ <4fnTnnnn Kai-shek defeated Japan. Tva In their economies distributing this new kind of Ihe time-fused Catholic-orientated Social of Engineering and Business normally justify. international money so that jmpt was made t>n the explosive Catholic politicians the next quarter-century e 0f the sister of was discovered by chance boycotted, Democratic11'0 and Labor Japan, with U.S. money and are available in 334 Student Thus, with more reserves they can get a bigger share. when a Party, which boycotted this Services Bldg. until next Irnadette Devlin store salesman At least four men - three week's Ulster Peace protection, enjoyed a Fjiday. The election will be Jdnesday night as terror noticed the sofa was of then victims of rebirth and became a ■ok an upswing in suspiciously heavy. He alerted Army sappers who assassination squads — have Conference, met with Irish Republic Prime Minister held Oct. 11. What Kind of People Jrthem Ireland. died in the past 36 hours, Jack Lynch. guerilla bombers recognized gelignite fumes, JThree and British troops claimed School taking TV & STEREO L|ly toted the sofa into The moments area was evacuated before the sofa they had probably killed two guerilla snipers in A statement later said Rentals Wear Shoes like this? exploded, wrecking the Belfast firefights. Lynch and the politicians had agreed that only applications $23.00 per term $9.50 per month three-story building and ocal man two nearby shops and The army guerillas - claimed two probably Irish four-sided talks, between the Irish and British Deadline for applications for majors in social work is free - delivery and service shattering windows. There Republican Army outlaws- Oct. 20. Applications may Iroke back were no In casualties. Dungannon, guerillas were shot in a crop of overnight gun battles in governments and the Protestant and Catholic communities in the North. be picked up at the School of Social Work, 254 Baker No Deposit call NEJAC 337-1300 tried to kill the sister of tport says Devlin, the fiery Roman Catholic legislator, with a Hall. A n, 19-year-old Lansing whose body was found bomb hurled window of her home through a late Correction SUNDAY $3.25 bnday morning under a Wednesday. Feast of the Forest Broad overpass on Grand per Avenue east of here But Elizabeth Farrell and her husband, Tom, were on official's All you care to eat (d of a broken back, the visiting neighbors and The State News omitted in Thursday's paper an ■gham County coroner escaped injury. Their home explanation of a stand taken by Karl Sirotkin, city planning 15%Student Faculty C Sorted. was wrecked. commissioner, and Delores Bender, d'rector of off-campus The ones who aren't afraid to let people know where (James A. Molenda was Police blamed the attack housing, regarding the proposed housing ordinances. 12minutes from.MSU und sprawled across the on Protestant extremists they stand. You're the ones we had in mind when we Icks about 11 a.m. by a hoping to use the Farrells as bought this Fancy Footwear from Dexter. They agreed it might be a good idea if some smalT (ilroad worker. The a target to inflame the landlords go out of business to met the costs of meeting report indicated province's eversusceptible maintenance standards provided under the ordinances. In Brown and Navy/$20 lit he had been dead sectarian hatreds. Sirotkin explained "if a house is falling apart and is tween8and 18 hours. The explosion and the dangerous, forcing someone to improve it seems |State Police are murder attempt came reasonable." Referring to poor electrical wiring example, he added, "if it forces someone out maybe they as an M.S.U. tinuing their estigation of the incident |u as yet have not Student C-Ts should have been out a long time ago." Fore sterjlj 5801 W. M -78at BathRc^ ~ * BOOTERY 225 E. Grand River SHOE REPAIR 501'/2 E. Grand River imined if foul play was Tne State News is published by the students of ■volved. Detective-Sgt. asked to attend Michigan State University every class day during Fall, jiold Johnson, in charge Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays I the investigation, said he AFSCME meet Is received a few helpful and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special 6 K E NWO Q□ Welcome Week edition is published in September. lephone calls but nothing Student clerical-technical Ifinite. workers, interested in Subscription rate is $16 per year. (Molenda was last seen at joining the American Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., ADVENT |30 p.m. Sunday at his Federation of State, County Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press home in East and Municipal Employees, Assn. At that time he (AFSCME), are invited to Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. wearing brown a hunting shirt attend a meeting at noon Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Now you can buy and today in 101 North Kedzie. and Clerical-technical workers Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, carrying a Michigan, 48823. fkpack. ■ When his body was involved in AFSCME will cost-no-object speak on the unionization Phones: land, he was wearing only drive. AFSCME is interested News/Editorial 355-8252 pts, a T-shirt and a brown in including student Classified Ads 355-8255 pater. 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THERE'S NO CHARGE FOR SENIOR PICTURES ('CAUSE WE'RE PAYING THE BIRDIE) (A SERVICE OF THE 1973 MSU WOLVERINE) HI-FI ACROSS FROM COLONEL SANDERS BU 1101 E. GRAND RIVER E.L. 337-2310 FOR FREE PICTURES, CALL 353-5292 OR VISIT US AT Disc Shop • ROOM 36A UNION BLDG. NEXT TO JACOBSONS JACOBSOM<: 323 E. Grand River, E.L. BankAmericaro 35153*0 Free Parking MICHIGAN MICHAEL FOX STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY 59 Faculty tenure refor Lee Lockwood advertising manager is that it not Tenure for MSU faculty has developing, however, which could only protects faculty amended to be Charlie Cain, managing editor members from the administration, but reviewed fo, easily replace the anachromism of » outlived its benefits. every three Bill Holstein, campus editor Once designed to protect teachers tenure with other systems of it prevents the weeding out of those or five years. L Bill Whiting, city editor from dismissal for holding unpopular protections and guarantees. instructors who don't pan out over the years. After getting into the tenure periodic include more renewal, extensive howevw^ evalu ii Judy Yates, editoral editor political views, tenure is now Faculty grievance procedures and an Instructor's Mike Cody, copy chief perpetrating the cozy stay of probable collective bargaining could track, a faculty member is virtually OCCUR. performanceE* inan a incompetent and egocentric faculty easily be designed to include measures guaranteed a snug job *>ven is he uses Gary Scharrer, sport seditor to prevent any politically - motivated the same lecture notes 15 years in a This review members. should incluri. than an evaluation Seven-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for As a "freedom of speech" dismissal or other questionable job action against a faculty member. row. immediate supervisor. by the in NEW YORK (Sept. 27) - The United States government did not arrange for the release of prisoners of war now on home from Hanoi. Nor, as be ascertained, was it any the three their way far as can policy or even should return to the court-martialing them? country, and why Pentagon officials including Secretary Laird be raising the threatening possibility of It goes without saying that has its own propaganda and no diplomatic purposes Hanoi doubt in releasing the hardly surprising that the released prisoners promptly shifted to the military plane; some time later, the only one of them ever to take a public platform statement recanted mistreated while a prisoner. his that he had not been original v-~y- action of Washington's or any words of the Nixon administration that three prisoners, and may even be trying in a roundabout fashion to aide The plain same in kind of veiled threat is the words of Pentagon te) prompted the North Vietnamese government to turn these men loose. Why then should the Pentagon and officials abroad be so determined to Sen. George McGovern's presidential campaign. Even so, it would make more sense and be incomparably more humane and civilized if Washington officials who, while professing anxiety to guard the rights of the returning prisoners, have raised questions about unspecified quotes they attributed to get control of these them in North Vietnam; as well as in men before they simply welcomed these men home from their ordeal, let them have their Laird's remark that he "can't say, then "debriefed" them later. state...that the Code of Uniform yo CENTS' WORTH What, after all, are these men likely to know in the way of military Military Justice will not be followed." This is in sharp contrast to the information that would be so valuable attitude of Ronald Ziegler, the White to the war planners in the Pentagon? Israel not imperialist nation House spokesman, who has said there What are they likely to say publicly is no possibility the government will that would be so damaging to administration policy or to the peace bring charges against any of the talks or even to Nixon's prospects? returning prisoners for anything they ■the Editor: ceased to be Isn't the main thing to restore these might have done while in captivity; a Jewish Golda Meir was Israel's first Vrankly, I find it extremely difficult Palestine, including, of presence in ambassador want to prevent peace in the Mideast, men to their families and let them and who put the matter in proper course, the to Moscow in the early and before such peace comes a ■ formulate this reply to John period of the Arab alone for awhile to enjoy their new perspective when he said, "These men conquest of the 1950s. solution for terrorism must be found. have been through a terrible ordeal. lulka's last letter in the State News region. Yes, the Arabs, freedom? too, In summary, if Podulka is in fact J Tuesday. A thorough and Palestine during their conquered period of not for the destruction of Israel, how I thank Instead, reports that American Our interest is their safe arrival bade liprehensive reply would require greatness. about some constructive suggestions the State News for the officials would be waiting at the home." That ought to be the Jch more than (he State News would It is shocking to hear from Podulka from him on how opportunity to answer some of Vientiane airport caused the civilian Pentagon's interest as well, and the to solve some of the Podulka's points. If Podulka wishes to White House ought to enforce it. ■likely to provide in this format. that the Russians are not at all delegation accompanying the released reover, his letter does not contain burning issues? Surely any settlement discuss the issues at greater length, I men to choose an alternate route responsible for the situation in the will deal with the Arab Meanwhile, as an intercontinental n one single fact which can be rights in the would be pleased to meet with him. region today. The Soviet Union has through Peking and Moscow. In I to. Rather, it is based on been proper perspective, and surely Israel Moscow Wednesday they were met by struggle is being waged over the freed recently shoved out of Egypt, a does not plan to impose a settlement Akiba Cohen prisoners, the House Internal Security sted hypotheses, speculations and step which was American officials and according to necessary before any on the Arabs. The basic immediate East Lansing graduate student Committee has approved a bill to luliar logic. serious peace negotiations could be reports reaching here that will be the [ Podulka in fact believes that problem seems to be that the terrorists Sept. 26,1972 case again at the airport Thursday in prevent American civilians from commenced, and which President visiting Hanoi. This is a measure to ,el should exist, then it seems that Sadat finally took. What have the Copenhagen. "Get Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark" |both agree that the starting point Soviets done since? They announced It is true that these officials insist after the fact, but it has far lie discussion should be today and their further support for the terrorists that they only want to offer a night's 125 or 50 years ago. In my letter 1 i to point out that the Arab and sent to enormous Syria and Libya quantities of arms — the two Arab End tragedy war lodging in the embassy residence and a continuation of the journey in an worse defects than that futile purpose. prists are attempting to sabotage states which have most fantically American military aircraft. But that It appears to run afoul of a Supreme | peace negotiations which seem re possible today than ever before, avoided any contact with Israel. To the Editor: the 17th parallel by the spring of would be, in effect, to take custody of the men if they acquiesced; and they Court decision restrictions striking down travel for one thing; for Despite all this, Podulka implies that e terribly fearful that some of Israel is so ambitious, and that without Dolf Dodge, a "Vietnam specialist" 1955, and that the United States then already have made it clear that they another, no legal state of war exists I Arab governments will make peace the Russian aid to the Arabs, it would according to Monday's issue, faults the proceeded to intervene in Vietnam in want to come home under civilian and between the United States and North i Israel at their expense. Podulka North Vietnamese for sending 14 such a way as to prevent the promised not military escort. Vietnam; for still a third, the civilians have attempted to conquer all L seeks "some sort of negotiated Arab-held lands. It is sad to see how divisions into South Vietnam. He elections. No doubt they and the civilians who would be stopped from going to Ice" but does he expect to arrive at wrong one can be. What reason on forgets that on July 21, 1954 in What matters now is not, however, accompanying them recall clearly the Hanoi are the only people who have ■ peace negotiations under threat of earth would Israel wish to do this for? Geneva, speaking for the United States to establish blame, but to end this occasion in 1968 when three released ever brought any prisoners out, and the \ of terror being committed every Just compare the speeches of Nasser of America, Walter Bedell Smith tragedy in such a way as to minimize prisoners reached Vientiane in only people who have ever informed promised that our government further loss of life. Nixon's air war company of the Rev. Dan Berrigan and the American public about the effects and Sadat versus Eshkol and Meir in ■t is absurb to consider Israel an "declares that it will refrain from the certainly saves American lives, but Howard Zinn of Boston University. of the American bombing and the past few years. While the Arabs Terialist nation. Implying this shows spoke of war the Israelis asked for threat or use of force to disturb them how many Vietnamese lives can he, or They were there informed by blockade; finally, the measure would Ick of sense of history and a lack of peace. Russia's foreign policy seems to (the Geneva agreements)," that these any other man, equate with the ones American officials that, while they hand even more power to President Its. From as early back as be as flexible as the Russians wish it to agreements called for nationwide he saves of ours? were free to do as they chose, the Nixon, since it would allow him to It-ancient times, that area of the be. Has Podulka forgotten, or is it new elections to reunify Vietnam by July Dept. of Defense wished them to authorize visits it would otherwise ■Id has been conquered time and 1956, that the North Vietnamese Peter D. Noerdlinger transfer to a military plane and that forbid. If the House Democratic to him, that the U.S.S.R. and the U.S. ■in by many powers. However, both withdrew 100,000 men, the entire professor of astronomy this word has been relayed through the leadership doesn't bury a monstrosity recognized Israel immediately like that, it is no leadership at all. Vietminh force, to locations North of Sept. 26,1972 White House, which concurred. It is pughout these years, there never following its statehood? Incidentally, GRAND OPENING SALE! 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September 29, i9| Minority employe plan Wife says Griffj to aid job advancement student's choic By JACCIBATES State News Staff Writer A training program for the trustees by Black Women Employes Assn. of there are MSU on Feb. 25. "Here at the University many instances development of sensitivity programs for supervisors lar^nnum°^fGSntRvoS tff hfj1 1 where people have been and managers of the women and minority Josephine Wharton has here for a long period of University employment especially from those students employes, approved by the been approved as the time with little opportunity units. The purpose of these she said during a news withonenI Board of Trustees in July program's coordinator by to advance, this type of sensitivity programs is to An extensive amount conference in £nm.'nd " and expected to be the board. Prior to assuming situation should not be create better human h. of campus c 8 Mn.cffi':*! Aft nnl KiUin not been nlanfiAil A# functioning by winter, has duties as coordinator in true," she continued. pl.nned, n .... relations throughout the not know been designed to create Ausust, she was assistant to the director of the Equal The program will be set University, particularly in would schedule whether campaign stops orVrirn^ greater job mobility for up to allow all employes the employment of black on camn., n I University employes. Opportunity Programs. some release time from the women and other ?8t*Jl?8,ng' Central Michiganthough they appLi?"" The program was Wharton said that she is job to take advantage of minorities. University. Her chief function in Pf*ared established in response to now in the process of regular the campaign I University courses if provide "another set of ear." fo, the : recommendations made to developing questionnaires, necessary and to with the help of a small Wharton served as interviewer and training Griffin Mid, adding, "I thi„k £n£,r I*'* u supplement the cost of the AUCKLAND staff and students, which will training where needed, consultant for MSU's first purpose. " e th»t I call be distributed to employes. Wharton said. special training program for »#. uf Pr®dicted a Republican victory in The questionnaires will help disadvantaged) minorities Michigan Senate race, arguing that the main i«7 College Travel should be the | determine what type of when she was office qualifications each 351-6010 Wharton said she has candidate | training is desired and received excellent assistant in the College of Holds conference possesses. She dismissed charges that 130 W. Grand River Education in 1968. She is Gov. Milliken h, necessary for the individual, cooperation from Marge Griffin held a news conference in Lansing withheld active support from The training program will public relations director for Griffin as untrue i administrators and people Wednesday. She predicted that Sen. Griffin would ____ calling Milliken a personal and political allow every the Blac k Women friend and University enthusiastic about the win a good share of the student announcing that she expected Helen employe, from custodial to program, Employes Assn. and a vote. wife of the governor, to Milliken campaign for Griffin n< ' pEOpiES fust administrative level, to member of the Women's State News photo by Milton Horst week. receive education and We want Steering Committee. people to chuRch Interdenominational training for job recognize the worth of the advancement. "It will help the individual to discover and individual especially in a university setting where the TO FEATURE FOREIGN FOOD resources are here " utilize his highest 200 W. Grand River capacity, Wharton said. at Michigan which will in turn benefit The establishment of the Church the University as well as the slates 332-5073 employe," Wharton said. training program will meet several stipulations made in WORSHIP SERVICE two of the St. Andrew Orthodox pastries at pastry shops, a recommendations presented Ave. world's major religions will THE CARRIAGE HILL to the trustees by the Parish and Student Center, bazaar, and an ecclesiastical Church, 1020 S. } 9:30 and 11:00 Shelley, a composer of be held at 8 p.m. on the a.m. 1216 Greencrest St., will Road, is GOSPEL HALL association. They include art exhibit. Included will religious folk music, has second and fourth welcoming 1 former pastor Rev. Hi 2960 Lake Lansing Rd the establishment of this sponsor its annual be booths with artifacts recorded three albums. In Wednesdays of each month "What In The World?" International Festival from from various Wolf, professor of re East Lansing type of program under the foreign addition to the Sunday at the Unitarian Universalist at direction of a black noon - 5 p.m. Sunday at the countries. afternoon concert, he will Wittenberg Univen parish hall and student Church, 855 Grove St. Springfield. Ohio. coordinator and Each booth will also by Dr. Robertson Invites You to Attend the center. provide music at five masses The seminar, conducted Rev. feature foreign pastries and Wolf, pastor! on Sundays Saturday and Sunday. by the Rev. Robert E. The festival will feature food prepared by members University Lutheran IT Admission for the Green, is open to all 1948 - 57, will preachw CHURCH SCHOOL Worship 9:30 am EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY foreign foods, foreign of the church. Dinner will interested 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. concert is 50 cents. persons. No 8:30 and be served from noon - 5 10:30 Crib through Adults Sunday School 10:45 am registration fee is required. services and Coffee Hour Gospel 7:30 pm at M.S.U. p.m. A seminar analyzing the University Lutheran communion. Other religious activities Contact 332-6734 phone 351 7160 scheduled for the upcoming After Services • week include: UNIVERSITY UNITED All SAINTS CHURCH 800 Abbott Road Tom Shelley, accompanist Sam Bavido, will perform in concert at 4 with Abortion boom fearec METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. W. A. Eddy, rector p.m. Sunday at St. John's 8:00 - Holy Communion OKEMOS Student Center, 327 M.A.C. if Proposal B 1120 South Harrison Phone 351-7030 FIRST BAPTIST UNIVPRSITY KALAMAZOO (UPI) - 20 weeks of passes performed the first yed 9:40 a.m. Worship and (independent & biblical) SEVENTH-DAY Michigan would become pregnancy. "very low." 4684 Marsh Road "the abortion capital of the 'Thousands of women Church School ADVENTIST CHURCH The ALUMNI CHAPEL (behind Meijer's Midwest" if Proposal B is from nearby states and estimate of l| 11:00 a.m. Worship and many Michigan 149 Highland Avenue approved by voters in the Ontario will come to Church School on campus Thrifty Acres) East Lansing Nov. 7 election, a State would have abortions I 9:45 Sunday School 337-1430 Michigan to have abortions The Rev. Jack - Board of Education member if first year was made by I Sermon - "Say Something Hilyard.chapMn Proposal B is approved," said Jan Schneider, an a 11:00 "Fishers of Men"~ Thursday. Deeb said. About Politics" 5:00 p.m. Holy Com¬ ■,< . Saturday Services: TW " board Deeb professor of genecol - 7:00 p.m. - "Youth In member, met with local Rev. Donn Doten munion Group Bible Study 9:30 AM Michael J. Deeb, also groups who will participate obstetrics, maternal | 6:30 p.m. Action" director of "The Voice of child health Bus service available - Dinner Worship 11:00 AM in a statewide informational 8:30 p.m. - CO - uni - bus the University of Michigan. I at All Saints Unborn," a movement campaign that will (A Chirstian Wednesday: defeat the proposed coordinated by "The Voice LCn/IS "Dr. Schneida interaction youth group) for students at Lutheran FIRST CHURCH OF W.E. Robinson, pastor Discussion and Prayer Groups 7:30 PM constitutional which would amendment permit of the Unborn," in its opposition to the proposal, estimates because they are basedl CHRIST, SCIENTIST David Daku,youth minister abortions MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL Campus Grand River 349-2135 Church phone Call 882-6580 or above number if you need by licensed physicians during the first "Based on New experience, the lives of York's the anticipated demand | abortions by 444 Abbott Road 332-0778 Ministries at Cottingwood Entrance East Lansing 349-2830 transportation TV RENTALS upwards of 100,000 unborn babies will be ended during women only," he "They are very low." the first year if abortion is Pastor David Kruse ALC-LCA Sunday Services 10:30 a.nu, $23.00 per term Deeb said he was Lesson Sermon Subject legalized in our state." Edgcwood United ■ WORSHIP HOURS for students and faculty at Deeb called a doctor's disturbed" by reports f "Unreality" estimate that about 46,000 many hospitals are train 11:00 a.m. Communion abortions would their doctors to perW be 9:30 a.m. Communior. 1st & 3rd UNIVERSITY LUTHERANCHURCH Wednesday Evening Meeting 469 N. Church abortions in anticipation^ passage of Proposal B. 1020 S.' Harrison Hagadorn, E. Lansing - An Ecumenical Fellowship Who says news Matins Worship Services - 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. "It will be a sad I 2nd & 4th Siermon at both hours CENTRAL UNITED when hundreds of meralf for by Dr. Truman A. Morrison of the healing profession faculty and staff at METHODIST WORSHIP HOURS Reading Room ASCENSION LUTHERAN Located in Church University group dinner and program 6-8:30 p.m. For transportation Sunday to be good? Michigan become 5-month-old killers| 2780 Haslett 8:30 OPEN mornings and evenings a.m. Matins Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 babies," he said. " 337-7691 Weekdays 9 - 5 p.m. Dr. 10:30 Common Mon., Tues., Thun., FrL, "Glory, Glory Hallelujah" are trained to save lives,( Roy Schroeder a.m. by Dr. Howard Lyman UNIVERSITYCHRISTIAN destroy them." Service eves 7- 9 p.m. WORSHIP HOURS CHURCH All are welcome to 8:00 and 10:30 a.m. 9:30 p.m. 310 N. Hagadorn Wednesday- attend church Sunday Schools Vespers services and visit EAST LANSING IRINITY CHURCH Service 7:30 p.m. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. 9:15 a.m. md use the reading - Worship 10:45 a.m room. "The Connection" rl^ 841 Timberlane Drive Nursery Available 332-5193 332-3035 || I East Lansing 485-9477 Free Transportation Guest Musicians |Q | Telephone: 351-8200 Interdenominational University Classes MORNING SERVICE - 10:00 a.m. UNIVERSITY | SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship Service 9:45 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion BAPTIST CHURCH EVENING SERVICE - 7:00 p.i.m. SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES Sermon 4608 S. Hagadorn Roaij 4^ RIVER DRIVE — Dick Epps, Speaker "Can You Hear Me?" A CORDIAL WELCOME TO OUR Rev. Hoksbergen speaking East Lansing SERVICES Evening Worship Service 7:00 P.M. Visit our new Student Center Worship -10:0° Services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. 0 Sermon- World Wide Communion open daily 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. For bus transportation by Earl Zetterholn Lunch and other information cj College Class — 9:45 Mid week Discussion and Wednesday a.m. - Prayer Wed. 7:00 P.M. 12:30-1:30 351-4144 or Call 351-8200 or 646-6401 for bus schedule 8:30 COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP AND REFRESHMENT 332-8472 ^UL&L^TTLIAW ^;£r6p3o™lon - HOUR FREE BUS SERVICE MORNING AND EVENING cj&uik fit tit (Lima WNtMflBSb ST. JOHN BUS ROUTE NO. 1 BUS ROUTE NO. 2 1518 S. Washington -Lansing STUDENT {INTER| AND STUDENT CENTER 327 M.A.C. Dorm - 1509 RIVER TERRACE or Hall A.M. P.M. Dorm or Hall A.M. P.M. Sunday Masses: MAYO 9:10 6:20 FEE E & W Sunday - 7:00 p.m. 9:10 6:20 8:30 a.m. CAMPBELL 9:10 6:20 HUBBARD S & N LANDON E & W 9:12 6:22 "God Breaks Through To Us" 9:45 a.m. 9:12 6:22 AKERSE & W YAKELY 9:14 6:24 11:15 a.m. 9:12 6:22 HOLMES E & W GILCHRIST 9:16 6:26 by Dr. Sudgen 6:00 p.m. 9:13 6:23 McDONEL E & W WILLIAMS 9:18 6:28 9:00 p.m. 9:14 6:24 OWENS BUTTERFIELD 9:17 6:27 VAN HOOSEN 9:20 6:30 Weekday Schedule EMMONS 9:18 6:28 9:20 6:30 9:45 A.M. Fellowship 8:00 a.m. SHAW E & W 8:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. BAILEY 9:19 9:22 6:32 6:29 PHILLIPS College Bible Class ARMSTRONG 9:20 6:30 9:25 6:35 Refreshments 4:30 p.m. BRYAN MASON 9:25 6:35 in the fireside room. annual 9:21 6:31 reception RATHER 9:22 6:32 SNYDER 9:26 6:36 ST. JOHN EAST | CASE N & S 6:35 ABBOT 9:25 9:26 6:36 WILSON E & W 9:26 6:36 BETHEL MANOR 9:28 6:38 Sunday 11:00 a.m. 4828 S. Hagadorn HOLDEN E & W 9:27 6:37 SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 Sunday Masses: WONDERS S&N "An Enemy is Loose!" 9:45 a.m. 9:30 6:40 SOUTH BAPTIST 9:40 6:50 11:15 a.m. t. Howard F. Sugden, Pastor James Emery .Youth Pastor Weekday Schedule DR. HOWARD F. i:30 p.m. Monday-lnun SUGDEN, PASTOR JAMES EMERY, YOUTH ADVISOR FREE BUS SERVICE Morning and Evening Call 482-0754 for information For more information I Call 337-9778 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 29, 1972 }R NONRESIDENT FEES SUNDAY SPAGHETTI iv Colleges face loss TEflRi albrecht of tuition SPECIAL Newt Staff Writer communities. in, college Legislative university, were also higher education budgets a state as a basis for seeking at the studied will be colleges and and legal actions testing staggering," the reclassification as resident ,_ities stand to lose whether the right to vote in report said. students. ««i# j lt en' $250 and $300 n in annual income if status and voting a state citizenship also for all confers other »« Cltiz®n® * status !lg nghts for college age eliminate and The central question for Though respondents noted that in general these GPretzel Its for .students eliminate purposes, classification as including a resident non dent tuition charges whee£ rno7VerSiti°? f students willZn no"rfident E-n denied reP°rts of legislative and cBelI JresidSnt tuition for student at the state . P colleges and universities, the effect status use their new legal actions indicate the Instate tuition. ■ on as registered voters in question will finally be ljs ig the finding of a BEER & WINE y of nearly 400 public determined courtroom. you can eat Lyear ■jversities colleges and Tnbership in the National holding Two I I AW of The state report concluded SPECIALS $J70 colleges and LIVE ENTERTAINMENT „ of State Universities universities should begin E ' the Land-Grant Colleges American Assn. of at nRTBOIT threat ■ » to searching for alternatives to nonresident realistic tuition while there is still 5-9 p.m. 1020Trowbridge Rd. 351-0300 Colleges and MTDH m____ .... Jversities. top UAv!T leaders h«"»e HoiuL"'rei>2n'> Wh"l! Nlx<>n adminislrat'°n was a time. also yielded lh»' ™«">bere the freeze is still there! well ited in and the "* "If nonresident tuition is HH Jensen B 8 survey Watergate formation on the bariaMn^ ^.f '°m h>« difficult times," " apartments," he said in a declared illegal, it is likely ssibility of the ballot nnmnoii companies i,. u 881(1 vicepresident Ken reference to the bugging of that the institutional } students and the of student voter could be sliced unless the "right" person was in the White House. Bannon. Bannon told some 200 Democratic headquarters in Washington. response will be to increase the fees of all students to The Stereo Shoppe delegates to the UAW's lost Now Offers \bu Six cover income," it national Ford Council stated. Bannon also discussed "Clearly, this Wednesday here to wake up proposals for a shortening expediency would strike a to their the controls-minded Nixon administration before future contract of the work year. He said he "strongly opposes" 10-hour day in a four-day the telling blow to the 'low tuition principle' which higher education in upon Quality Matched Systems Priced from just S259, there's sure to be one to suit your ear and budget. I* CAPITAL CAPSULES demands were at stake. "We can't strike the work week. America has been built. The cost to society would be far Here's one of our most popular systems. Come on in and hear all six. government, so we had He proposed a plan to more than the additional reduce working time by 10 dollars that students and received of Democratic "ticket tetwMn Michigan a Jeral grant of $186,654 locution which »ould per cent and increase their parents would be lursday to operate ■tewide program assisting a .T£,.^h^D„tS«cS E"nd employment by 10 per cent. forced to pay." Tority businessman. ""'uinlion, n . UAW President Leonard tJHLi v,?' MOSenlT^ Woodcock said the 5.5 jThe state will provide Itching funds of $67,750 Inn nn! m« MUnidPal pe^ent Pay Board ceiling Free University T addition to the U.S. oalllno IH ceUrng would "enable the ^ on wa8e r«'ses will be even lower after Nov. 7. )mmerce Dept. funds. The ■rough n will be coordinated a new Michigan SJSS, t° contJ™e Jhe progress it has made to help the cities of Michigan solve and "There is a revolving door between the business world the Nlxon plans fall classes late Office of Minority the urgent housing needs of administration," Woodcock Free University is offering a number of classes this fall Ksiness Enterprise. their citizens." .for all interested persons. ■The office will provide The authority has already lfo r m a t People with ideas for classes should take them to on committed $236 million of The union chieftain told Synergy or to the Free U office in the Union across of the fate- ponsered the $300 million authorized the delegates not to be ballroom. It will be open from 1 p.m. to 9 Instruction, encourage to finance moderate and swayed by voter p.m. Sunday. polls The phone number is 353-0660. |te use of minority-owned low-income private housing, against McGovern. The fall catalog listing all classes will be distributed late 90GO SHOPPG / /YN Ills and assist minority "The only worker in the VATeMOUD The House has approved next week. Ksiness development an increase, to $800 million Tups. A Detroit office will while a version currently to provide management being considered by the The brilliant, all-new Sansui Model 1000X receiver is the focal point Jd technical assistance. Senate limits the increase to a * . of our System 600. Featuring 100 watts of power, this feature-loaded ■Gov. Milliken called the $600 million. receiver has to be seen and heard to be believed. 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State News Reviewer exceptions have been done endless overdubbing, live Allen Toussaint is largely Robertson does more The Band covers all their Live albums present a on the Band's previous albums give the artist one responsible. They perform soloing than before; Levon best numbers from previous particular diffuculty for the albums, the last of which and only one shot — use it essentially in a backup role, Helm's drumming has albums. Included is "The recording artist. The Rolling was a somewhat strained or lose It. but there are enough short become, believe it or not, Genetic Method" - Hudson's Stones, Allman Brothers, effort anyway. Many a band The Band made their task solos to keep the listener's tighter. The Band returns extended solo organ Who and Grateful Dead in this sort ol° situation even more difficult by to the vocal style of the ears on everything going introduction to "Chest have managed to transcend simply uses a live album first three albums, where or adding a horn section for down not just the Band Fever," containing their studio performances greatest hits collection to "Rock of Ages" (which is itself. leads within each song are on their live albums. For mark time. everything from touches of taken from the group's Those familiar with the usually shared. And among Mozart to "Auld most Lang others, live albums The Band, however, has series of concerts at the current jazz scene should all those big names in Syne." are nothing more than a used the concept of the live Academy of Music in New Toussaint's horn section, recognize some members of "Rock of Ages" marks way to fulfill a contract album o u complete York City) and only the horn section: Snooky Garth Hudson manages to another high point in a with a record company. potential. practicing with them once Young, trumpet and get in some good licks of his musical career which has And occasionally, J"st Many groups have had before the first show. For flugelhorns; Howard own on sax. already had its share of occasionally, a group will difficulty with live albums most groups the result Johnson, baritone sax and The album opens with peaks. Man of many roles put out a classic because of the dual would only be a tuba; Joe Farrell, sax and "Don't Do It" an old performance in a live album. difficulties of the actual catastrophe, for the Band, a English horn; Earl Holland-Dozier-Holland The music on "Rock ot Father Daniel Berrigan S. J. has written a book on hit The Band's "Rock of Ages" experiences in the underground while recording of a ive masterpiece. Mclntyre, trombone; J.D. number which turns out to Ages" is music that should evading federal rises to that rare occasion. performance and the The Band has succeeded be just one helluva way to authorities and in prison. He was Parron, sax and clarinet. pass the test of time — the imprisoned for To the uninitiated, possibility of the group in adding a new dimension They're the best around. start an album. "King ultimate triumph of the burning draft records in Catonsville. "Rock of Ages" looks like a itself making mistakes. their already outstanding musician. to The group itself is tighter Harvest Will Surely Come" potential disaster. Most of Unlike the studio whe-v the AP Wirephoto previous efforts. With some songs, particularly on the Big Pink album, the performance was strained, Berrigan's sometimes almost painful. "Rock of Ages" covers over what few rough edges there ever were in the Band's recording histroy. By BILL HOLSTEIN compose the course of has seized upon an power, for example, while America. In prison our civil In general the State News Staff Writer human events. He has taken he opportunity to make uses a considerable and human performances on "Rock of "America is Hard to Find: on many roles from priest himself a martyr for a moral rights degree of hyperbole, are to curtailed and Ages" not only have the Notes and moralist to war resister cause and who plays the the point: suspendei from the Our mail is censored, smoothness which comes and poet, all of which are role to the hilt. At times, "What we seek, acting public underground and letters speech is cut off, access to from doing a song for years, well - conveyed in a Berrigan comes across as if coolly, politically, out of from Danbury Prison," by family and friends but also the liveliness and collection of his letters, he thought of himself as a the truth of our lives and Daniel Berrigan, S.J. 191 restricted, sense of originality which poetry and short prose, saint or a Moses - come - tradition, is to pull the mask dissent comes from starting all over pages, $5.95. Doubleday. "America is Hard to Find." of summa{ily (some would say from - the - Mount. legitimacy from the again. inhuman and blind face of brutally)dealt with Berrigan "We teachers of the . Father Daniel was recently are The horn section, headed Berrigan, parole from people," he writes, "who power." We today, Americi S.J., is another of those reieasea t omorrow." tremendously complex and after Danbury Federal Prison have come on a new vision Berrigan contends that "How shall we become serving 18 months of a of things." the United States is now controversial figures that three human?" is the question - year term for But for those of us who showing the early signs of that haunts him as much is BURTOn IS _ _ pouring home - made care to take him a bit more an Orwellian nightmare. His any other. TAHITI napalm over draft records in 'BLUEBEARD',, He , call College Travel Catonsville, brother, Md. Father His Philip seriously, appears. a deeply different image He appears letter to the former FBI director, J. Edgar Hoover, hammers away at this "America Find" is Hard makes for \ (IE hadar¥f|y with the woritfs most hIGHUS. I; 351-6010 Berrigan, has also been man about concerned what is happening to theme: provocative reading. If 01 can put aside the moments beautiful women... "A prisoner in America 130 W. Grand River imprisoned for action his country, whether it when Berrigan is prone to against draft records. concerns the church, the today is a way of rhetoric and overstatement, Daniel Berrigan's book government, the penal anticipating the America of, his perspective on life and Auburn Presents: only $1°° FRI. - 100 Eng Sat. 102B Wells casts him in many lights. On system or simply the fabric say, 1984. You and others society can be immensely the one hand, the reader of human life. His are even now creating that GENE WILDER Beal instructive. 104B Wells Fri. & Sat. "One of could see him as a man who comments on the use of Coop the most 6:45, 8:35 and 10:25 *QUACKSER Presents delightful THE FORTUNE HAS A comedy TWO OF THE MOST COUSIN IN dramas AUTOMATIC SCORERS in recent MEMORABLE CHARACTERS THE ARE HERE!! BRONX" years!" THE WEST CAN NEVER FORGET WE ARE NOW OPEN WITH THE NEW ASTROLINE one of its "A GENE EQUIPMENT kind downtown. winner 1 WILDER IN The Deli's Fri. -100 Eng sat. ■ 102B wcis Quackser w fortune has a OPEN 9 A.M. DAILY Jukebox. own 7:00 & 9:30 $1.00 ID please cousin in the Bronx HOLIDAY LANES New hours 7 - 8 M - F, 7-7 S & S 3101 E. GRAND RIVER' RHARHARHAI^RHARlHARHAKHARHARHARHARHARHARHAfWRHA Presents "A COCKEYED MASTERPIECE "irs flu. in the minD yicnow!" -SEE IT TWICE!' —Joseph Morgenstern, Newsweek Paul MarV Newman begins IN A FIRST ARTISTS PRODUCTION where other "Pocket Money' anti-war ALSO 108 Wells films end!" Fri. & Sat. —Time Magazine 7:00, 8:50 and 10:40 "'M*A*S*H' is the best American war comedy since sound came in!" —Pauline Kael, New Yorker rSGf. HLHPbK'S IONELY HEARTS f,l I IB Blfl Based upon a song by john lenn0n.nd ALBRODAX-GEORGE DUNNING • LEEMINOFF ' paul mccartney ?oih century fo» presents An Ingo Premingef Production LEE MIN0FF„. ALBRODAX JACK MENDELSOHN ...ERICH SEGAL Co DONALD SUTHERLAND ELLIOTT GOULD TOM SKERRITT Starring SALLY KELLERMAN • ROBERT OUVALl ■ JO ANN PflUG • RENE AUBERJONOIS .HEINZEDELMANN COLOR,,i™- Tonight in Wilson 7:00 & 9:15 Sat. in Conrad 7:00 & 9:15 Tonight in Conrad 7:00 & 9:00 Sun. in McDonel Kiva Sat. in Wilson 7:00 & 9:00 9:00 Sun. in McDonel Kiva 7:00 I.D/s required $1 admission I.D/s required $1 admission Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 29, 1972 Burton butchers Bluebeard' image sard," Bluebeard," Richard towards seriousness th* murder murder six successive wivoe m. J i..i latest offering, is to film seems almost ' m». . wives. cin/»> since he transfers his ■.< .<. . guilt to ■ her j doom, .... .... . «... like a The own When she confesses that her intention of fitting in that a classical example of murder version of well-respected baron, his wives. Trying to stall for time in final encounter before mode. "Candy." immersed completely in The murder-suspense film The plot of the movie an audience is made order to be saved by her Rather, the film uses the Oedipal complex, tries to entering the convent was a does not aware of all of this when iwever, one must realize it automatically lead find the most beautiful Bluebeard is preparing to former vaudeville partner, Russian and a Communist, technique to set up its dark never tries to be. one to view it she Burton the enraged baron locks her humor. Though it is not * lightly. Set in women possible in order to kill his seventh cons into '•Bluebeard" emerges, P<»t - World War I overcome his impotence. wife, played recounting the reasons for in a casket. much, it is the dark humor Germany, by Joey Heatherton. She his past butchery, Another of the wives' the film from the contrary, as a "Bluebeard" The baron, who wears a that saves loil-that-successful tour casts Burton as an beard (which is mistakenly entered a Racquel Welch, for murders highlights the film. being utter trash. blue) to refrigerated l'ftfce of the genre. impotent baron who returns cover a battle scar, is room example, was a nun who Bluebeard's second wife, The cast goes along with pretenses from the war to containing the bodies of her could not stop confessing Vima Lisi, would not stop the film in acting out mock It king marry and unaware of his impotence six successors, necessitating her past nymphomania. singing long enough for him seriousness. Burton, the to make love with her, so he formerly great guillotined her. Shakespearean actor, seems Players Bluebeard's explanation to revel in this kind of film offe for the murder: "How else almost to the point that one could I keep her quiet?" The fourth wife was a suspects he is unable to view His third wife was masochistic women's his acting ability under any impaled with an elephant rightist, so Bluebeard other perspective. Lj.ht Must Fall", portraying the homicidal several shows chosen in Barbara Milstein will the Lansing school system, tusk after Bluebeard told drowned her in the wine she Ivchological suspense young bellboy, Dan. Since 1 9 58 to • then two film versions have inaugurate portray Mrs. Bramson, the The play will be presented her to be herself. She turned liked so well. "Bluebeard," which is i by Emlyn Williams, Community Circle Player's crippled old woman who, U1U tonight through Sunday and out to be a lesbian. The film, which follows playing at the Spartan Twin ..jw being presented by appeared. first season of theater in the West swayed by the young man's His first wife turned out the traditional mode of the Theater, is not for Community Circle Recently "Night Must Lansing community. again Oct. 5-8. All serious , ' charm, invites him into her psychological murder film viewing, but can be Ayen, at the Okemos Barn. Fall" has been experiencing The lead role of the home. performances begin at 8:30 to to° accessible, so she established by Hitchcock enjoyed for being, at least, considerable success among p.m. Tickets are available at was shot while hunting. His ■The play was first homicidal maniac Dan will "Night Must Fall" will be and Chabrol, has no real' oomewhat entertaining. lesented in 1935 with the latest of many revivals. be the door one hour before s>xth wife was too played by Marty directed by Susan curtain or can be reserved inaccessible, thus she was The T|yn Williams, the author, play was also one of Prujansky of East Lansing. Chmurynsky, a teacher in by calling the Okemos Barn, ripped apart by a pet hawk. sssaxMassaaxsjawasxsssxtx. lampus radio network HEAR THE DYNAMIC SOUND OF |o air mystery serial ■ WMSN, 640 AM, and the lSU Radio Network will (gin presenting a daily old juke box that cannot be located plays an old Fifties tune just before an accident is about to occur. for all fall term. Each daily episode minutes is about eight long. In addition, SALEM WITCH-CRAFT lystery serial, "The Fourth Strangely WMSN will be running a >r of Inverness" at 6:45 11:15 tonight. enough, Jack also discovers that there are only three summary review of the series progress during the TONIGHT THRU SATURDAY Seduced in co-operation towers in Inverness, even week preceding on every Ijth the ZBS media and [runt Records, "The though he has seen a fourth. The whole serial is billed Sunday. THE STABLES irth Tower of Inverness" as a "real head trip, with an Bll be aired seven days a almost addictive plot," a Tek for the rest of fall modern version of the Thirties radio serials. The series consists of 65 ■ This new contemporary episodes, which will be broadcast seven days a week lystery serial follows a (Dung man, Jack Flanders, o receives an invitation I visit the estate of Ivemess from his aunt, bdy Jowls, the owner, ipon arriving, he ^counters many bizarre p. For instance, an ft had to happen! BABY JANE meets |The Hunchback of Notre Dame in a special dual bill of the two classic horror flicks of all time 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday. September -SPORTS |97; By RICK GOSSELIN Spartans face top-ranked Trojans State News Sports Writer other starter and best hands of the has the Arkansas on opening day, hindered by bruises suffered receiving six to Oregon State in the in the Georgia Tech game LOS ANGELES - set. Pacific and quarterback George Eight opener and 20 Southern California isn't the In the backfield, to Illinois last Mihaiu has shown Saturday. a type of team that scares Southern Cal has three "We had somewhat of an noticable limp in practice. you. It terrifies you. potential all-Americans: off day defensively last "We show the films of quarterback Mike Rae and week," McKay said in a "We'll go with whoever is our upcoming opponents to running backs Rod McNeill telephone interview healthy," Daugherty said. our team at the beginning of and Sam Cunningham. All Under the "whoever is Tuesday. "But I'm not the week," MSU coach were on some preseason healthy" category is surprised with how well our are Duffy Daugherty said at his ail-American squad and have defense has been playing. fullbacks Jim Bond, Monday press luncheon. "I enabled USC to average 45 Except for one tackle we Clarence Bullock and don't know if we dare show points per game in three aren't very big, but we do Arnold Morgado; halfbacks them the films of the 1972 outings. Rae is the top have quickness. We rely on Dave Brown, Clayton Southern Cal game." passer on the West Coast Montgomery, Mark Grua our quickness. Holding The Trojans are ranked and both runners have Arkansas to only 10 points and Mike Danielewicz; and number one in the nation sprinted the 100 in under the first time out did a lot quarterback Dan Werner. and have probably the most 9.8. for our boys' confidence." With limited action, explosive offensive unit in "I can't think of any The Trojan secondary has Morgado and Grua have the college football. The line is college team, or pro team not given up a touchdown most devastating offensive massive, with 6-foot, for that matter that has the stats with the Hawaiian pass this season and have 229-pound center Dave overall speed of Southern held opponents to an fullback averaging nine Brown as its smallest Cal," Daugherty said earlier yards per carry and the average of 12 points per member. Left side guard in the week. "They've got a diminutive Grua averaging game. Mike Ryan and tackle Pete lot of players — a lot of The 21 yards per run. Spartans are Adams tip the scales at 252 good quality players. They physically below 100 per Mark Neisen, who and 256. can keep fresh men in at all cent for the Saturday night suffered a concussion in the USC has a vintage stock times and not be hurt by contest at the Los first half of the Georgia Angeles of receivers with often as it." Coliseum. Tech game, will return to many as sue seeing action in The only "weak" spot in Jesse Williams has already his comerback spot. But a single game.Edesel the Trojan game plan is the been sidelined with knee number a one back up man Garrison, who runs the 100 defense. Only four regulars injury for a month. His Frank Timmons, who in 9.5, is the fastest wide return from last year, all understudy, Mike Holt, has suffered a hip pointer in ther man in the country being seniors. Four juniors been hampered by a virus second half of the same according to Daugherty. and three sophomores have J.K.McKay, son of Trojan filled the void. That defense during practice this week. Daymond Mays has been game, is uncrta'n still listed as In for a landing coach John McKay, is the allowed only 10 points to MSU halfback Daymond Mays goes over top enroute are also on the injured list with Williams the most Men's IM to a four yard gain against Georgia Tech last serious of the lot. Williams is out for a month with a TONIGHT & Saturday. Mays has been playing below 100 per cent in practice with bruises suffered in the Tech game. knee sprain. Holt has a virus. The deadline for fraternity bowling is noon today. Play SATURDAY in begins 6 p.m. Tuesday. Deadlines for independent volleyball and open soccer Mays' running mates Jesse Williams and Mike Holt State News photo by Craig Porter also are noon today. Volleyball play begins 6 p.m. in the 109 ANTHONY Sports Arena. WINS ICE SERIES All officers of the MSU club sports are requested to report their phone numbers and addresses to the IM ADMISSION $1.00 department. r~ "GREAT "SS "FOUR STARS ★ * * * HIGHEST RATING... A GRATIFYING ACHIEVEMENT." TODAY 8i MON. thru THURS. OPEN AT 7:00 P.M. Canada nips Russia MOVIE MAKING!" -Wanda Hale. N.Y. Daily News MOSCOW (UPI) — Paul eight-game series. -N Y. TIMES EPIC BATTLE OF THE SEXES. straight game. He won the puck past Tretiak from the Henderson, three times the Down 5-3 starting the most important match of -Vincent Canby, N.Y. Times middle of a goal crease hero, punched in a rebound third period, the Canadian ACADEMY AWARD with 34 seconds Thursday to give Team left professionals rode back into contention and the lot Thursday with a flick from the right of the pileup. Henderson's winner set ultimate net. the 3,000 Canadians in the WINNER Canadian triumph a 6-5 comeback over the Soviet glory on the brilliant play of captain Phil Esposito. Esposito set it up with a sellout crowd of 14,000 to National superb backhand smash chanting: BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS ice hockey team The win gave the and going away that bounded "We are number one, we Sat. & Sun. victory in the Canadians the series by off goalie Vladislav Tretiak are number one." JOSEPH E. LEVINE 4-3-1 and the unofficial ?ooVM mantel of "best in the and tumbled into place for Soviet Premier Alexei N. » Shows 1:10- MIAMI the onsweeping Henderson. Kosygin listened glumly. 3:10-5:15-7:15 I world." It wiped out talk in Russia rammed in three call 9:15, Feature Canada about the team Coumoyer's goal for 5-5 1:20-3:20- College Travel goals in the second period did not immediately 5:25-7:25 having been a disgrace in the trigger diary of a mad 9:25 351-6010 first four games. with outstanding stickwork. the score light. Confusion housewife Only plucky defense and broke out, followed by .130 W. Grand River Henderson scored the several fine a frank perry film s.,..*, Richard clincher for the third saves by goalie Ken Dryden blocked a rout. trouble. Peter Mahovlich, Gary richard benjamin frank lanaella Burton Esposito made it 5-4 at 2:27 into the third period Bergman and Pat Stapleton led a charge of white-shirted carrie snodgress UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHN»COLO« Genevieve with a slap of a Peter Canadian players over the Mahovlich pass from eight Bujold feet in front. boards after Soviet uniformed police tried to Ivan Cournoyer equalized haul off Alan HalWallis PRODUCTION Eagleson, the DIARY 7:00 «< 11:00 at 5-5 at 12:56, National batting the Hockey League ANNE once at 8:40 Players' Representative, for THE j MCAT- DAT-GUI apparent heckling. 109 ANTHONY ^Atmcisf GRADUATE LSAT-ATGSB the Sticks and skates flying, rest of the Canadian ADMISSION tfje TJjousatibDays ANNE BANCROFT DUSTIN HOFFMAN team followed. The players wrestled Eagleson back $1.00 NAT'L. 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The experience is have been working out the Plagued by fumbles In its first game of ■the season, MSU's JV football team will be "x™oln«r"nd SC"nPeKn the third successive day, but in South North Vietnamese side. across North Vietnam battling to reopen Highway 2, suffered road toward the Vietnam fighting remained in a general on Wednesday besieged district caMialty summary, listed six Analysts said they had no evidence were concentrated on setback about 20 miles south of headquarters town of Chambak, 23 American missing in action m one major a lull, military spokesmen reported to tie the six-day battlefield lull to the target, a sprawling military storage one kii?Ij Phnom Penh in which at least four miles south of the capital, but that the »">d 13 wounded. ' *"led Thursday. political developments. They reported complex 84 miles northwest of Hanoi, Attention in Saigon was diverted intelligence indicates none of 14 North which U.S. sources said served as a from the war to political developments Vietnamese Divisions that touched off speculation that two Vietnam has made any moves to in South transshipment point for flowing southward war from China. materials ORIGINAL AIM DEFEATED days of secret meetings in Paris withdraw from the country, but rather In the first attack of the between U.S. presidential advisor war against are using the lull to regroup and the depot, Air Force F4 Phantom jets Henry A. Kissinger and the North resupply for a new wave of attacks. from three different bases in Thailand Vietnamese had produced a settlement of the war. The Saigon government moved Increased terror, sapper and rocket and mortar attacks are the anticipated in Saigon region in the weeks prior to dropped bombs and 2,000-pound laser-guided conventional 500-pound fragmentation bombs on the target, Vote list bill quickly to quash the reports, the U.S. presidential election in the Air Force reported. Rep. Jackie Vaughn III, D-Detroit, introduced the bill in confiscating two Vietnamese-language November. Pilots reported they February, 1971, to lengthen the time which destroyed or A voter registration bill originally desiged to liberalize before a nonvoting registered voter could dm newspapers that reported agreement One terror attack damaged more than half of the 70 could be elimiiJZ was reported signup requirements, but which its sponsor predicts will had been reached on cease-fire and from registration lists. ® a Thursday morning. A grenade was buildings in the complex. Numerous now have an opposite effect President Nguyen Van Thieu would hurled at a South Korean may be approved by the The Michigan House approved the jeep in the storage buildings were left in flames, Michigan Senate next week. bill the; resign. A third newspaper, known to Chinese quarter of Saigon. It fell into the pilots said. The bill would eliminate from voter month. following reflect the official views of the the street, killing a Vietnamese civilian It registration lists An earlier version of the law struck the names of was one of the biggest those voters who had not voted within a four-year period. who had not voted for two those years from voter registration If the bill is approved now, it would contradict Supreme Court ruling which last spring the declared the previous two-year limit unconstitutional, "We wanted to liberalize and make Vaughn said voter available to all of us," registration Vaughn said. "But the said 'no' and the bill has remained Republicans dormant in the Senate" The time limitations would discriminate against lower-income families which frequently vote only jn presidential elections, he said. Vaughn added that any action on the bill now violate the court would ruling. "It is an obvious violation of the law," he said. "The voting right is not someone can take away." something that Though Vaughn said he hoped the Senate would not pass the bill, Archie Lewis, administrative assistant to the senate Municipalities and Elections Committee, predicted nassaje of the bill. "City clerks right now have no really efficient way to keep their records," Lewis said. The bill probably could not go into effect before the November election, regardless of whether the Senate and governor approve, he said;. "I doubt that the clerks could purge the recortfc in the short period of time before the election," Lewis added. Cox asks to look a DETROIT (UPI) - always been for the Edward Cox, campaigning President," Cox told a for father-in-law President Wednesday lunchtirae Richard Nixon has appealed crowd at a rally billed as an to Detroit area youth to event with "no speeches." continue "looking at what the President has "They are concerned produced." about jobs and taxes," he said. "They don't pay attention to rhetoric - just results." Some 300 persons, mostly youths and workers on their lunch hour, greeted Cox with light applause when he arrived at Kennedy Square as a "mystery guest" at michigan state university ton,", the cleveland 8:15 p.m. quartet. & r™'™ ™ fraternity is send a representative to ■edging has enjoyed a State News photo by Nick Jackson Bailey Hall where a bunch of • other small fraternities [Workshop State News Staff Writer views, I don't want to hear studies projects, he is a joy and a women are invited to Start Your Hobby Work For Christmas Gift Giving. I, MAURE N McOONALD I!' it anymore," Kent said. delight to be a partner of," attend. Women are subjected to a eady pattern of {crimination, a doctoral "Take for example the book 'Every Woman Can' she said. "We respect each others' ideas and intellectual TOKYO See us lor: decoupage supplies that's what men think abilities." paper tole ndidate in psychology call macrame women are all about," Kent said. "I want to know what The workshops are held College Travel attractive prints I "Women are on the at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and 351-6010 plaques and shadowboxes women themselves think ■fensive at all times," of all sizes they can do." Wednesday evenings in 101 130 W. Grand River irtha Kent said. "They are South Kent Kedzie Hall. All it this practice is intimidate claims men women because MILLERS ACE HARDWARE of their own Iighed at, humilated, and pported." inadequacies. 201 E. Grand River 351-6184 She suggests women Kent is holding a series of question a man's motives irkshops to explore the ture of men's putdowns when he asks a question like "are you here at MSU for an Surround your car with women. She hopes the MRS. degree?" cups I put lice after will arrive at men back in their means to Kent said she is married an understanding man. Complete Service . . . humiliating "He encourages my pnments. J'Tm not doing this loject for money or my Ictoral thesis, but because I affects my life and the KENT ■es of other women that I' "Men have told women leKent said. for such a long time — who I Kent said her workshops they are, and what they are Te not open to men. — I'm familiar with their [tate counties, cities get federal revenue ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - County $2,848,915; Flint $4,484,533; Ingham County |oun'y mments and in Michigan city $1,229,081; Lansing obe-r p get $1 the million or more revenue-sharing $1,967,556; $1,210,494; Kent County $2,512,999; Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Guy's Texaco 2801 E. Grand River - 485-5373 Two blks. west of M-127, M-78 Jet. rogram idnesdayagreed te-House by Conference toa $2,682,599; County $2,032,514; Warren Macomb $2,113,204; Muskegon (toe breakdown of funds County $1,285,767. If state authorities was the Jtowing: COLONEL SANDERS' ■ Berrien County TV 8i STEREO TL148.492: Genessee Rentals $23.00 per term "BIG CHICKEN FEED SPECIAL" $9.50 per month free - delivery _o< and service No Deposit Spain call NEJAC 337 1300 $239 SUN. 12 NOON -5 P.M. MON.-FRI. 9:30 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Regular $5.50 Value liscount records MONDAY And TUESDAY Only SAT. 9:30 A.M.-6:00 P.M. 225 ANN STREET EAST LANSING JUST THE ONLY COMPLETE RECORD STORE IN MID-MICHIGAN $4.29 CLASSICAL RECORD SALE! J LOOK AT ALL YOU GIT IS THE "COLONEL S BIG CHICKEN FEED SPECIAL" ■ RCA RED SEAL E3 only *35. . Regularly $5.98 list ■ Jj • 12 Pieces of finger lickin' good chicken • A pint of salad of your choice # ONE WEEK ONLY • • Mashed potatoes A pint of the Colonel's good hot gravy THIS (LOOK FOR <>l IJ SPMCIAL INSIMT IMCLl Dill) WITH EXTRA SPECIALS • Six hot fresh rolls % STATE NEWS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS NEWEST ALBUMS BY: Jj All For Just $4.29 Monday and Tuesday Only ■ CHOOSE FROM: ROD STEWART, LEON RUSSELL, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Julian Bream-Boston Pops ELTON JOHN, GRAND FUNK, Lansing Loves CURTIS MAYFIELD What The Colonel Cooks Van Cliburn-Riibinstein *309each It's finger lickin good. Ormandy & The Philadelphia Orcli. NEW JETHRO TULL IMPORT 2-RECORD SET Kentucky fried [1040 E. Grand River, E. L.3140 v Logan, 3200 N. East 4238 W. Saginaw 1620 E. Mich. Leontyne Priee-and many others. I GOOD AT PARTICIPATING STORES ONLY _ '«** each REGISTER FPU THE DETHOIT LIONS WHILE YOU'RE AT KENTUCKY FRIED NEW ORLEANS SAINTS FOOTBALL GAME I CHICKEN 1 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 29 1972 STATE NEWS Classified ads CLASSIFIED 355-8256 work for you . Automotive Automotive Employment Employment For Re DATSUN 140Z 1970. Ziebart. MUST SACRIFICE EXPERIENCED SKI shop APPLICATIONS NOW new Michelins, perfect Ford ranch wagon 1967. 289 being COMPACT throughout. Call 484-4798. engine. Excellent running personnel, mounters, and taken for part and full time rentals REFR|GERATr bicycle repair mechanics, going fast. UN 3-9-29 condition. Needs minor body work. Waitress and light work. Must sacrifice for apply in person, THE cooking. Apply in person. RENTAL. 2790 East River. 351-5652. 7.9.29 gIJ OODGE 1965 2 door automatic tuition money. Call 351-8605 WEATHERVANE, 2283 5000 North Grand River, Grand River, Okemos. 10 - 383, good condition. $425 or best offer. 332 8469. 4-9-29 or 489-2467. Ask for Dick 5pm only. 5-10-3 Airport Bar. 2-9-29 R E F r7G rRTfo RS Weed. 5-10-5 WAITRESSES NOONS, fReezers MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST dishwashers 2-9 'AUTOMOTIVE DODGE VAN 1966. $450. MUST SELL 10:45am or 11:30am until ASCP registered or eligible, to ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCE Scooters & Cycles BUICK ST ATIONWAGON, 2:15pm. No Sundays or Parts & Service Call 882-4545 after 5pm. 3-10-2 1965, $100. Call 337-0877 work Friday, Saturdey holidays. Must be neat and 315 S. Bridge, 627-2191. 10-10-4 Grand X* afternoons and evenings. midnight shift. Apply dependable. Food experience Aviation Sparrow Hospital personnel. DODGE CORONET 500 1969 5-10-5 necessary. Phone 372-4300 •EMPLOY ;1ENT * FOR RENT convertible. Great condition. Must sell. 337-9605. 3-10-3 5-9-29 JIM'S downtown, TIFFANY PLACE Apartments MUSTANG MACH I 1969. Lansing. 5-10-4 MASSAGE GIRL wanted. Good GIRL Apartments Houses FAIRLANE 1969 2 door, red, 4 Power steering, radio, fold - down seats. Asking about pay. Flexible hours. Phone DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED man, NEEDEDTfouh,* Twyckingham 489-8226 after 12 noon (v. $1,200. 651-5812. 5-10-4 immediately; excellent bedr«H>m. Rooms speed, mag. wheels, must sell. Joe 332-8087. 3-9-29 Monday through Saturday. advancement opportunities. pay, Phone 33^ •FOR SALE 5-9-29 MUSTANG 1969 Mach I, 351. Jim Mann, after 6:00pm. Animals FALCON 1965. Good Black jade with white 482-4519.10-10-9 ROOMMATE NEEDED tires, Mobile Homes body, running condition. interior, new oversized tires, 'I'M CONCERNED ABOUT 7UE KOLOGV PART TIME work for college f/°"1~!mpUS $70 332-6246, 332-1394.monthly $300. Call 351-5360. 3-9-29 students with cars. Wages •Lost & Found automatic, one owner. PHYSICAL THERAPISTS, full 627-6840. 3-10-2 TOO HONARP Birr OTLDN'T M3U open. Call 489-3494, and or part time. Very flexible 5-UM •PERSONAL leeve message. C-7-9-29 FIAT 1971 850 Spider. GIRL TO schedule, excellent tORROW 82.5-105 332-8087. 3-9-29 Call 484-7453 or 489-5043. are welcome. 3. Collection finishes safely removed. with McGovern. books published In 1971. 4. Tax F R I G I D A I R E 489-0400. 12-10-6 Ask for Terry or Larry. "He's an extremely 5. Chapeau 93^° "wt. extras. SL95B, $90 Shure GARAGE SALE September REFRIGERATOR. Old but About two were new • titles. thirds of these MOTHER WITH degree in art at Students for Pocockwill meet 7:30 p.m. Monday in Jim honest and sincere man who 6. Flaky - best 28th and 29th, 4 - 8 pm, For good reading every runs well. $35. Afternoons, is 7. Not an* .332-8635 after 5pm. 1323 Beech, East Lansing. day check the State News Instruction education and 2 pre - school Pocock's headquarters in the really concerned about .Avail8 evenings 351-5977. 2-9-29 Classified Ads. You'll find children would like Yankee Department Store people and I think that is 2-9-29 to 9. Iron symbol all kinds of Interesting things parking lot. USED CARPETING with pad. there adorable pets for babysit 1 pre - schooler in my important," she said. . Conclusion 0 . . . WILL GIVE Hebrew lessons and home. 339-9481 sale, bicycles, Haslett. Speaking earlier at the Thanks for 3. Saltpeter stereos, The Society for Creative Approximately 20'x15'. intriguing personal messages. tutor. Call after 4:30 p.m., 3-10-2 .Regulate B Anachronism will hold its first Lansing school, Mrs. Shriver Good condition. 351-6426. Check there now! 337-0513. 4-9-29 meeting of the year at 8 p.m. 9. Agog 5-10-4 followed McGovem's and NEED 3 rooms and kitchen Saturday in 31 Union. Shriver's line of attack and . .Wallaba 2 1. Prevail Samovar 5 your support! MINI GARAGE sale. Household items and sporting USED STEREOS for sale, $25. STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East SI ART WORKSHOP LKSCREENING, OIL October 20 thru November 20 while working on special MSU College hold their first Republicans will meeting at 7:30 denounced Nixon for ignoring pressing domestic painting, Call 349-0344. project for 5. Seconds . Cherished i (n°b Hill is now filled and equipment. 4503 Drive, Okemos. Friday 5 - 7 Seneca Grand River. C-10-10-12 3-10-3 Unfurnished or furnished. MSU. p.m. Monday in 37 Union. AU members are urged to attend. issues. She called for an ). Chestnut case 355-4673 8 am - 12pm and pm and Saturday 10-5 pm. . Palm )leal will be STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per 1pm - 5pm, Planetarium. A fund-raising party for Mike immediate end to the war i Boring tool i. Goodness accepting new 2-9-29 month, $23 per term; Free delivery service end pick - up. Typing Service 3-9-29 Stafford, candidate for Ingham County prosecutor will be held and said the Vietnam government was unworthy i.-Canal I .Emerald Tarboosh i Isle 'sases at a later date. ROYAL manual, TYPEWRITER, $30 as is. Phone No deposit. TV's available at same rates. Call NEJAC, ANN BROWN. Typing and FOR LADIES sewing and at 8 p.m. Friday, 426 Claire St., Lansing. of $50 million daily of U.S. 351-9389. 3-10-2 337-1300. 0-9-29 multilith offset printing. alterations, Call 355-8101. support. I. Matador's Complete service for 5-10-5 Come to a folk concert with "If (South Vietnam BELL & Howell cube projector. Maureen McElheron and knob hill apartments Like new. used 4 times. $80. Phone 351-6835 after PREGNANT? We understand. Call us, pregnancy dissertations, manuscripts, general typing, IBM. 23 years experience. theses, GIRL DESIRES spring term. Close apartment to campus. Fiddlin' Liz and the Pickens Brothers at Rosa's Canteen, 541 E. Grand River Ave. For further President) mayor would have Thieu of this town, he- been were thrown 6pm.B-10-4 counseling. 372-1560. C-9-29 349 0850. C-7-9-29 Call 353-1942. 3-10-3 information, call 332-4331. out 50 years ago," she said. 1 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, September 2 McGovern--man of vision, (C) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE socially, economically, American people, even new goals morally — as well as the when in Constantly emphasizing the has been a failure. ill-considered comments on to pursue a domestic policy EDITOR'S NOTE: In doing so he was winding down of the war President Nixon has things that are right; and a adopting policies that he specific points that he has that, in its fundamentals, is Thursday's New York and the withdrawal of shown himself willing to sense of priorities that gives had spent a lifetime in subsequently modified or contemptuous of civil Times, the American troops. Mr. Nixon exacerbate America's racial corrected, and paper editorially precedence to human needs opposing. But despite his partly liberties, oblivious of deep and public integrity over the has nevertheless enlarged divisions for purely political because of the confused endorsed Sen. George best efforts — in social conflicts and racial regard to the scope of hostilities, purposes; he has McGovern for president. panoply of wealth and the China, the Soviet Union, management of his own and economic cleavages in undertaken the biggest countenanced and campaign. But his Following is a reprint of the arrogance of power. economic controls and so on the cities of America, and Times endorsement. The New York Times on — Mr. Nixon has bombing campaign in encouraged an ominous record, and on what he has oriented toward that very failed In urges the election of George both in history and committed erosion of individual rights consistently stood for in his '' less than six weeks, principle and in American and first amendment m ilitary-industrial McGovern for president of practice in other areas of prestige to an years of public office — a we, the American people, complex" against which will be the United States. We public policy even more increasingly authoritarian freedoms, and has consistency in striking President choosing the regime in Saigon. demons t rated his Eisenhower believe that Sen. vital than those in which he contrast to that of his president and vice president The Vietnam War is but indifference to such dangers perceptively warned us so of the United States for the McGovern's approach to has scored his successes. opponent — it is clear that one where President many years ago? next four years. public questions, his Not only has Mr. Nixon area by deliberately selecting Mr. McGovern will fight for On virtually every But we will Nixon has failed either to major be doing more than humanitarian philosophy failed to Spiro T. Agnew as his effective and necessary issue from the that; we and humane scale of values, carry out his carry out his pledge or to potential to the war to taxes, will be determining explicit pledge to end the successor reforms in American social, from whether give the nation the moral education to we want this his courage and his Vietnam conflict, on which presidency. Protected by political and economic country to and political leadership that the White House curtain, he environment, from civil continue along the course it forthrightness can offer a he won the election by a institutions. liberties to national defense, new kind of would indeed unite us — as has stood above the political What this election comes has been taking during the leadership in hair's breadth four years Mr. McGovern — American political life. We he promised to do four battle as the odor of down to is a decision on the faltering past four years, or whether ago; he has pursued a policy though many of his believe he can restore a years ago. This corruption and of sleazy direction in we want to restore to that appears to move in one which the statements have administration appears to be been — American political life its sense of purpose to the dirrection while campaign practices rises United States is going to to American people as a whole, actually without basic philosophy, above the seems us to be moving traditional values of moving in another. Washington move for the next four with the a sense of without deeply held values, battlefield. right priorities, Democratic liberalism and participation to years. with faith in the common their component parts and a an administration whose A McGovern Are social concern. guiding we going to continue man, and within the sense of integrity to their principle is administration, the Times to pursue a foreign policy In America striving to democratic framework. an expediency and whose believes, would reverse the realize, its own vision of quality and liberty under government. to In these respects, it seems the Night overriding purpose is to remain in office. unmistakable Washington drift from in that, for all its success in certain areas, is essentially based While this newspaper does not necessarily accept his the rule of us, presidency of The pursuit of excellence away on military program in every detail as law, presidency requires the Richard largely failed. M. Nixon has to focus has been subordinated to government of, by and for the people. It is undeniable supremacy, on nationalism and a on a strident cynical he has thus far outlined it or as the Democratic particular qualities of Mr. Nixon has indeed had pursuit of the next election, that since his nomination platform power game that could has structured it, we are character, leadership moral force that transcend and his and spectacular this triumphs; Fellini as evidenced by some of Mr. Nixon's appointments in Sen. McGovern has been on the defensive, partly alienate this country from substantial segments of the convinced that the direction newspaper has of American the narrow bounds of never hesitated to applaud Eight films of Frederico such ultra-sensitive areas of because of the Eagleton international policy in the personal ambition and of government as the Dept. of community? next four years would be in the accomplishments of the Fellini, world-famous Episode, partly because of Are we going to continue safer party politics. It requires a Justice and the Supreme hands under a president and his contemporary Italian perception of the things administration director, will be shown and Court. In many of its social, when we that are wrong with discussed in economic and fiscal policies; thought that he was serving an Evening America Factory Demonstration — politically, in lax standards of probity the best interests of the College course this fall. The and truthfulness in course, which will permit film enthusiasts to government; in favoritism view eight toward special interests; in Fellini pictures in Triples stir complaints its addiction to secrecy; in at Leonard's Photo vjj^X the order in which they (continued from page 1) halls, were produced, from 7-9:45 Tuesdays. will meet The films, dating from its disregard of civil liberties and constitutional rights, the Nixon Administration Shoot! First your questions and then Shop disagress, "The 1952 to 1969, include The released today. residence halls of MSU are better pictures. John Daniels, a student larger than the average White Shiek, La Strada, Honeywell expert, representative to RHA from dormitory room at colleges Nights of Cabiria, La Dolce Last day Mr. Larry Caruana will be Case Hall and a member of Vita, 8V4, Juliet of the at our across the nation," he said. the committee, argues that Spirits, Satyricon, and Today is the last to store Saturday Oct. 30 telling and showing apply the University is violating a "To my Fellini: A Director's for a position the All state regulation by the is not out of knowledge, MSU Notebook. University on Student you how to get the most from your equipment. compliance tripling situation. with any space allocation Registration is underway Judiciary. Applications may See the new SPOTMATIC II According to Daniels, regulations. If anything, the in the main lobby of the be picked up in 339 Student Automatic SLR there is a section in "Public students here probably have Kellogg Center. Services Bldg. 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