Partly . Indians MICHIGAN cloudy today with highs celebrate the . . . in the mid to upper 60s and unrjafy of Mahatma STATE STATE NEWS ' little chance of rain. Gindhi'< birthrfaV today- UNIVERSITY ;5 Number 34 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2. 1972 ON ECOLOGY [OR 23 YEARS Aide praises Chinese anniversary Nixon record celebrates Mao rule By GEORGE WHITE State News Staff Writer William Ruckelshaus, head of the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), made a swing through the its foreign policy toward between the two countries and the ..MrMAl (API _ China marked on Lansing area Friday, praising President Nixon's rapprochement with the capitalist SlS0„„i,e«ry ^CommunW ^Sunday in a relaxed holiday mood countries." The author, V. Viktorov, who last settlement article said. of border issues," the environmental record and promising "close attention" to a Lake Lansing clean-up proposal. There was one report published iZ improved living standards, year wrote in much the same terms, ^ ^ Ruckelshaus acknowledged that his presence at a K political stability and a more said the Maoists want to "achieve abroad that the Soviet Union and China are near agreement on their Michigan Student Environmental Confederation (MSEC) U society. dinner in the Union and at a news conference afterwards great-power hegemonic aims in the border dispute, that led to fighting international arena." between border troops on the Usurri was partly to campaign for the student vote. -i nf the great disciplined He asserted that the thesis of an River in 1969. But there was nothing "I'm happy to be here, and I was invited," Ruckelshaus , "£*dof the immediate past. alleged"Soviet threat" advanced by in the official pronouncements to said, nodding at Walt Pomeroy, director of MSEC. "But if this helps in balancing things for the President, I'm even the Chinese is picked up and used "by indicate they were on the verge of the most reactionary forces of happier." agreement. KTad eniy marginally political imperialism." The Soviet Union maintained its William Ruckelshaus, head of the Environmental After a tour of Lake Lansing Ruckelshaus promised Jinments in peoples parks in the Soviet-Chinese relations could cautious attitude towards Pekings' Protection Agency, nraised President Nixon's "close attention" but would not commit himself to providing funds to clean up the lake. Ity cities across the country. improved on the basis of "constructive proposals on the Soviet side of newest diplomatic breakthrough in the establishment of diplomatic relations environmental stands and promised close attention to Ruckelshaus was joined by Republican Congressman the Lake Lansing clean - up proposal. 1 in Peking, Canton and Shanghai, the nonaggression and nonuse of force with Japan. Jon Tyner Continued on page 13 I seemed more at ease, less i» State News photo by ■!!!fnt to talk of their lives, and the ISnS world in which they live. Lmtulations 1 Soviet jjti • Soviet policies. to Union blasted Chairman Mao Tse - tung "theoretical imcompetence" and In keeping with the practice of sent the Chinese people, Lifelong By NANCY State News PARSONS Staff Writer MSU to every desires an Michigan citizen who ungrading of his skills. every academic unit of the University with a priority equal to that of educationfarmer, the homemaker: without ongoing learning experiences, all are classes for working persons. • The utilization of the state's The task force recommends that the graduate and undergraduate education. affected by obsolescence of skills and community collages and the public (cent years during the ideological A series of open hearings on this even attitudes." library system to provide persons An educational revolution University begin developing degree and split between the two Communist new educational concept will be held "The idea of providing educational unable to live in or commute to East Lis, the message expressed currently in the planning stage nondegree programs to meet the Oct. 17, 20 and 30 for experiences for a person throughout Lansing with a neighborhood learning Jiriction that relations between the MSU and, if it becomes a reality, the individual educational needs of an on campus his entire life geared exclusively to his facility. entire state of Michigan will become interested individuals to voice Soviet Union and China must be individual needs is really a • The creation of the position of the University's campus. suggestions and criticisms on the (proved, revolutionary way of looking at assistant provost for lifelong education The Task Force on Lifelong over the years. preliminary report. coordinate all educational efforts "Different people may have education," William Willkie, special to major article marking the Education, commissioned last The preliminary report of the task assistant to Wharton and director of throughout the state and on campus. February by President Wharton, began force, being distributed to faculty, attained levels of higher learning only univereary, the Communist party the task force, explains. • The creation of an Information to have their skills eventually become oijin Pravda accused the Chinese distributing its preliminary report students and appropriate off - campus Financed with an $80,000 grant and Assistance Center on campus to today in which it outlines a plan to groups, recommends lifelong outdated," the report states. "The ladership of splitting the socialist from the Kellogg Foundption, the task answer questions of students and amp and "simultaneously realigning extend the educational services of education be fully integrated into professional, the laborer, the small force report contains 10 formal nonstudents concerning University recommendations and a number of offerings and with personnel to act as supplementary suggestions which ombudsmen. 10 START WINTER TERM outline the lifelong concept. Some of the major MSU has the responsibility to make its educational resources accessible to recommendations the 25 - member all who can benefit from them, the task iorce lias proposed include: report states. PIRGIM tax OKd • enrolled in these by 2-1 margin A statewide market survey to be "Individuals conducted to define the exact programs should be viewed as full educational needs of Michigan's adult members of the student body population. "The University therefore should Commisions, said. "We hope to start a negative registration voting for the possibilities • The creation of lifelong education Continued on page 13 By JOHN LINDSTROM State News Staff Writer "We expected that the tax would check-off system, instead of a refund," of all student elections being held programs within all of MSU's 17 win," Roger Telschow, PIRGIM Telschow said. "In other words all during registrations. colleges to replace and expand the The Public Interest Research Group representative, said. "But we were very students will be given a card, and if "The major advantage to having it present Continuing Education Service. Petitions Is Michigan's (PIRGIM) proposal for a during registration is more students • Utilization of the reward system pleased with the results." they don't want to be assessed the tax, vote," Massoglia said. "But the voting to motivate faculty participation in Students may apply for membership voluntary student tax was approved by "PIRGIM's purpose," Telschow they can sign the card, turn it in, and more than two to one margin. no assesment will be made." is spread out over a month." lifelong education just as it is used to on the State News Board of Directors said, "is to involve students in doing If the 34,480 students who voted The referendrum was the second 'I would make a strong suggestion stimulate involvement in research. until Friday. Petitions are available at research and taking action on in the referendrum during registration, large-scale problems in the public held on the PIRGIM tax. The tax that guidelines be drawn to handle the • An expansion of the University's the State News Business Office, 345 23,269 voted for the tax; 9,668 voted interest — race and sex discrimination, originally passed in the first elections more efficiently," Telschow regular 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. schedule to Student Services Bldg. against; and 1,543 did not mark their working conditions, urban housing, referendrum held last spring with the said. include more evening and weekend Wots. consumer fraud." PIRGRIM already ASMSU general election. The votes were totaled Thursday, has hired three full • time professionals of Student Affairs threatens following late registration. to work with the group which consists But the Office "I refused to total any of before late registration was Md all the ballots were Claries Massoglia, head of Elections the ballots completed received," of an attorney, a systems engineer and an executive director. PIRGIM plans to start collecting the then told PIRGIM it could not authorize collection of the tax until the board of trustees bad voted on the House move tax during winter registration. referendrum. fu Before the board voted specifically on new the PIRGIM referendrum, it passed criteria for all organizations wanting to establish a student tax. campaign (C) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES If opponents demand a roll - call vote, approval of the change would campaign contributions "directly or indirectly" to any party or candidate. NEWS SERVICE "We held, and still hold, that the require a two - thirds majority of the The word "indirectly," in section original referendrum was a legitimate WASHINGTON, OCT. 1 - With House members present. The outcome 611 apparently is behind the repeal and binding vote," Telschow said."But almost no public notice, the leadersliip in the House is uncertain, but attempt, sponsored by Rep. Samuel L. we didn't want the vote overturned, so of the House of Representatives has favorable action in the Senate, which Devine, R - Ohio, and pushed by Rep. we told the board not to vote on the scheduled a vote today that could lead would have to act later, is regarded as Wayne L. Hays, D - Ohio, who is referendrum, we would hold a new to the first important weakening of unlikely this year. chairman of the Committee on House referendrum under the new criteria." the new, reform - oriented federal law The only notice of the scheduled Administration. Devine is the ranking The Office of Student Affairs Republican on the committee, which regulating political contributions. action appeared inconspicuously in the allowed PIRGIM to use its original The vote will be an unusually quiet congressional record last Thursday. No has jurisdiction over election finance petitions. attempt to push through a virtual public hearings have been held on the legislation. repeal of the provision of the law that proposed amendment to the law. Section 610 of the act authorizes The new criteria established by the excludes government contractors from At stake is section 611 of the new both corporations and labor unions to trustees says that all referendums on those legally permitted to organize so - law — language originally adopted in conduct "voluntary" political actions student taxes must be held during a called voluntary political action funds. 1940 and kept in the five • month - old funds — those supported by the registration period so that at least 50 The measure is to come before the federal election campaign act. Section voluntary contributions of executives, per cent of all students participate. House at midday today under the 611 makes it a crime, punishable upon other employes or union members. consent calendar, a short - cut conviction by a $5,000 fine and 5 They are widely organized and Massoglia said he was going to parliamentary procedure normally years in prison, for anyone holding a Continued reserved for noncontroversial matters. on page 13 request the election commission study government contract to make McGOVERN SUPPORT LAGS Poll indicates student (c) 1972 NEW YORK TIMES correspondents surveyed a random campus this fall is "the lesser of two apathy for only 30 percent of the "youth evils," and if given the chance, many vote," and Nixon leads among non NEWS SERVICE selection of campuses. The dedicated students would not for "none of the students, McGovern trailed in the LONG BEACH, CALIF., Oct. 1 - politicos are active, but so far, the presidential election has failed to above." over-all youth votes by 46 to 43.) At the entrance to the campus of the California State University here in generate massive interest an jng the At the same time, the registration Nevertheless, the most striking nation's students. As of now. rate among collegians is about 80 per development on campus this fall is the Long Beach, a visitor is greeted by a McGovern is not getting the average. Most huge sign saying, "Theta Chi cent, far above the pervasive "disillusionment" with the Fraternity has an offer you just can't overwhelming vote he had hoped for, seemed determined to exercise their democratic nominee. Last spring, just or the outpouring of volunteer help to refuse." Farther on, tables advertise newly acquired franchise, and while before the California primary, it was man his grassroots organizations. activities ranging from the Senior their lack of enthusiasm might cut hard to find a college student who was Honor Society to something called McGovern's margin, the majority will not voting for McGovem. But as Tom Many schools have been open only a "Explorations in Communication." apparently still vote for him. Rabuchin, a 20-year-old junior here, few weeks, but as a student at the Deep in can If students look hard enough, they also find tables where they are University of Arizona put it: "There is a kind of relaxed feeling of apathy A poll conducted Yankelovich, Inc., for the by Daniel New York put it. "McGovern just blew it. just don't trust him any more." People ™""i Michigan Open chess tournament drew 52 players able to register to vote, or volunteer to here which is delightful to live with." Times shows McGovern leading by 53 Long Beach State, one of the largest 'm "irae States tnis weekend. The event was held at the work for either President Nixon or The main reason for this apathy is a to 40 among college students, even public colleges west of the Mississippi, YMCA. Players competed for a $200 first prize. See Sen. George McGovem. widespread disenchantment with though he trailed Nixon by 39 points This scene was duplicated across the d story page 14. McGovern. The catch overall. (Since college students account Continued on page 13 u , country last week, as New York Times phr^e on State News photo by Milton Horst DESPITE DRIZZLE, COLD 125 aid river By DEBBIE CALKINS He explained that he was Next, the area of the river sponsored a cleanup on the State News Staff Writer pleased with the turnout — by Potter Park was scouted Grand River. About 350 even though about 250 for more trash. Three log persons helped, collecting In 40 degree, drizzling students had originally jams were pulled apart and about 35 truckloads of weather, about 15 signed up — because the the workers cut up the trash. truckloads of trash, weather was "cold, wet and wood for easier hauling. nasty." Some National including abandoned The students working on bicycles, old beds, an MSU "If the weather had been Guardsmen helped with the Red Cedar River did not canoe and dozens of beer nice, we would have had hauling the trash. eeem to mind the cold and hauled away from much better response," he City manager John cans were some asked, "When are we the Red Cedar River added. Patriarche and Councilman going to do this again?" Saturday. More women than men George Colburn were Approximately 125 showed up for the cleanup instrumental in East which also included a large Rosenhaft said that students, donning blue Lansing's donation of 600 number of freshmen and a another cleanup will jeans, sweatshirts and other garbage bags for the warm clothes, worked all few East Lansing residents. collection of trash, program probably be held spring No faculty members pitched term on the area of the Red day filling garbage bags and coordinator Sue Carter said. Cedar River that runs trucks with trash — some in, Rosenhaft noted. wading in water up to their Starting at Harrison Road Robert Underwood, through campus, to continue work that was necks — to remove unsightly by Brody Complex, the manager of residence halls, forwarded food donated started with Saturday's debris from the river. group of enthusiastic Mark Rosenhaft, director workers covered the river up from various companies — cleanup. of Waste Control Authority to I - 496 and Kalamazoo including 350 hot dogs — to and sponsor of the project, Street in about two hours, the river clean - up workers. He added, "I feel this is said, "These people did just collecting discarded road In conjunction with the the first effort in a a fantastic job. I'm most signs, wood, tires and old Waste Control Authority's continuing environmental gratified with the response." furniture. project, the city of Lansing program this year." Cleaning up Some 125 MSU students and East Lansing residents braved a cold damp day to pitch in and clean up the Red Cedar River Saturday. They put in a long, hard day of work but many expressed an interest in continuing the project on campus next spring. Dick Flowers, a New York City agricultural engineering student, went fishing in the canoe shown above for trash blocking the Red Cedar and hooked a large tree branch. Amy Chapman, IVjskegon senior, sfiown above, hauled away part of the 15 truckloads of garbage collected by the students Saturday. Mike Paulson, Detroit freshman, at right, found that pulling apart a logjam near Potter Park was wet and strenuous work. State News photos by C.L. Michaels Michigan state News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2, 1972 3 Hearing set _ By State A OEM Newi 71 IP AUUCISI KAREN ZURAWSKI Staff Writer "I come to on landlord-tenant gripes hope they just don't take issue with the council, but improve the ordinances," he added, noting council said for both sides, agreed with some landlord arguments. "Yes, I do feel the ordinances are an invasion of free Griffiths, in support of some sort of regulation, compared housing to a "kind of public utility." "The public is going to be in the area of renting „ Fast Lansing City Council is preparing for a long hasn't passed any housing ordinances, yet. Any decision on enterprise," he commented. He explained his concern property," he explained. "To the extent the landlord has lv night session when landlords and tenants armed the ordinances will not come Tuesday, and probably not focused on city control provided in the ordinances. the right to utilize property, he does not have the right to Tfriticisms are expected to attend a public hearing on for at least several months. The public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Hannah Specifically, he noted the provision allowing the city to take over all rental monies until a landlord has repaired abuse rights of tenants." housing ordinances. If rents are increased as a result, however, Colburn said iS'avnect both sides are coming to the hearing loaded for Middle Scliool Auditorium comes after nearly two years of facility deficiencies violating codes and is able to regain his there would be good reason for outrage and good »Councilman George Griffiths said Sunday, explaining work and study, first by a citizens' group and finally by required license. possibilities of the formation of a fairly viable tenants he has seen indicate the groups are fully armed and city attorneys. "I'm not interested in having more local government union. Councilman Robert Wilcox, who said there is a lot to be control than necessary," he added. tfc du battle. He emphasized more focus must be directed to finding low-cost housing for tenants and considered closer cooperation between the University and the city necessary. Council All councilmen agreed that some compromise will have BV DANIEL DEVER reports from the intended to remedy some of by to examination except courses. hear courses except those used to to be worked out on restricting tlie number of unrelated persons living together in a single family resident, with disagreement evident as to what is best. Educational Policies the deficiencies and to those in which EPC will recommend that satisfy the general educaion Tne State News is published by the students of J,e News Staff Writer ' Committee (EPC) which are encourage increased use of "class courses attendance and there be no policy change at requirements or those Michigan State University every class day during Fall, major items are Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays ^ied for discussion at expected to be of particular the credit by examination participation are an integral present in the CR-NC courses specifically " s first Academic importance to students. option. part of the instructional regulations. excluded from CR-NC and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special The first is a The EPC report method." The present policy allows enrollment by the Welcome Week edition is published in September. -d\ meeting at 3^15 recommendation to modify recommends that the The committee also enrollment on a CR-NC department or college of the Subscription rate is $16 per year Tuesday in the Con the policy regarding credit modification make clear recommends that the basis for Member Associated Press, United Press International, Room o' *ne that all courses should be modified policy include the ^1 undergraduate student's major. Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., by examination. yimitional Center. The recommendation is available regularly for credit following revisions: Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press Heading the list are two Clarification of the Assn. "reponsibility student and the of faculty with the Hearing planned Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services y JUDGE IN ANN ARBOR respect to specification of the material and skills in on landlord bill Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48823. which the student will be The Senate State Affairs can show cause for retaining Pay-by-mail penalty required to demonstrate Phones. Committee will conduct a the deposit. proficiency." News/Editorial 355-8252 public hearing on the Other provisions of the Specifiation that Classified Ads 3£>5-8256 Landlord Tenant Relations bill would institute "standards shall be - Display Advertising 353-6400 bill at 1 p.m. today at the checklists evaluating for pot ruled illegal comparable to those used to grant credit for regular enrollment." Ramada Inn in Romulus. The bill, already passed apartment would conditions and allow cities to Business Otnce Photographic 355-3447 355-8311 353-870C body of Ann Arbor in the Colburn said he felt the Provision by the Michigan House of appoint boards to enforce Campus information for ANN ARBOR (UPI) - judicial function of the state state constitution gives Representatives, would provisions of the bill. $5 pay - by • mail fine of Michigan, 15th cities the power to enact by, examination part of require a landlord to K possession of marijuana District." East Lansing u i t_i_j such legislation. as a return security deposits this university city was regular registration Councilman George Colburn The light penalty for procedure." within 45 days of the end of fclired unconstitutional indicated Saturday the possession enacted May was EPC also the rental period unless he Bjdiy by District Judge S. 15 when two members of recommends ruling would have no effect LHdon on a similar East Lansing the youth - oriented Human avai'al)'e ★ In an unusual move, since i one had requested any marijuana ordinance. HS Ri/la party (HHP) Joined Applications court opinion on the fine, said the $5 maximum palty "is a question of said, "The ruling is a of a judge not living in 20th century. We do face that problem." case the not with four members of the Ann Arbor City Council to pass the ordinance 6 5. Democratic .. Ep™* Th Jv . H ® C?.p^S'frnm item Applications Residence judiciary Halls for positions the Assn. for CREDIT UNION NIGHT itrusion of the legislative concerning the committee's students living in residence The city ordinance was amended earlier this month revjew 0* credU (CR.NC) the credjt no halls may be obtained in 8 P.M. MON.. OCT. 16 / AUDITORIUM de Q n 339 Student Services Bldg. tr* flllnw to allow the finp tn t.hp fine be naiH to hp paid <• for , , . general education through Oct. 13. by mail, like a traffic ticket, >o//ce to en and also in its limiting the court perogatives to use Retain Enid M. Lewis an eveninq witfi david frye Republican Incumbent like Parked bicycles regulation that create a hazard to pedestrians and probation or other means as additional penalties. The case in which Eldon Register of Deeds, Ingham County * Background in General and the new cfiri/ty min/trel/ handed down his eight - jotor vehicles will be impounded by police beginning page decision involved Glen Office Procedures iday, the Dept. of Public Safety announced. * It's not too soon to get your tickets for Credit Union Night. They're Fuqua of Ann Arbor who Bookkeeping Budget Bicycles are required to park in the available racks, police was issued a ticket for Administration just $1 each — but the limit is one ticket per member. They're d. If space is not available the bicycle must be parked as available by phone, mail and in person at the credit union possession of marijuana and * Dedicated to community ose as possible to the racks. entered a guilty plea. He service If you work on the MSU campus but aren't yet a credit union Police said bicycles will be impounded for blocking appeared in court Friday, member, now's the perfect time to join. Not only will you be aule ntnnces or exits to a building, blocking sidewalks or Vote Nov. 7 for Enid Paid expecting a $5 fine. to enjoy a fun-filled evening Oct. 16 for just a dollar, vou'll even treets, or being ihained to fire hydrants, sign posts fences Political Adv. Instead, Eldon read his Enid M. Lewis ind trees. decision and then adjourned be eligible to win a valuable prize in your credit union's $2,000 Campus police are also warning students that they must sentencing for one week to prize drawing. iw their bicycles registered and must obey all traffic allow Fuqua's attorney to Be sure every member of your family has an account at trie epilations when riding. Tickets are being issued for those * bicyclists caught violating the traffic regulations. In addition, East Lansing Police require off-campus file motions for changing the plea if he wants to. The Greaser Special * credit union. 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To put it go berserk at this stage of the garni Bill Whiting, city editor Freudian arena in which all of one's another was, "cold" contracts are not Then there is the "elimination having four people sit around a table Judy Yates, editoral editoi and talk in code. This sex game is sexual fantasies, secret perversions and as challenging as those that are "hard play. Side suits are"stripped" befor Mike Cody, copy chief normally called "bridge." orgiastic tendencies — even if repressed to make." opponents are given the "throw-in" The neophyte, of course, since puberty — can be vented with a favorite tactic of anal-retentives. Gary Scharrer, sport seditor thinks The supreme challenge for bridge of bridge as merely an intellectual card each slap of a card. As a rule, the addicts, in or out of the game, is to Those imbued with the Oedip; game, played either by cigar-puffing louder the slap, the more potent the Seven-time recipient of tie Pacemaker award for "make the unmakeable." complex, however, invariably fin fogies or by country club madames slapper. outstanding journalism. who talk with British accents. One To begin with, it is no coincidence, Beginners soon learn that amassing refuge in the rule-of-thumb, "cover the largest possible number of "tricks" honor with an honor." This rul< is the name of the game. Whether on typically, results in slapping the Quec OK. offense or defense, the more tricks one over the Jack, and then the King ovi EDITORIAL / 00 I GO Pirsr "scores" the better. the Queen. ihi» OR-^ To score tricks, it is helpful to have The development of toumamei (Do VoU a good hand. A good hand usually bridge has produced vast outlets f< Voters must containes many "quick tricks." The bridge student will also be the Bobs, Carols, Teds and Alices the bridge world. Foremost amor taught that one way to maximize the these are the "team-of-four" event number of tricks is to apply the during which participants engai strategem of the finesse. It is no themselves in successive "knockouts state abortion coincidence that in modern lexicon, the employment of the finesse bridge In bridge, there is also room f is called those devoid of sexual hang-U( "hooking." Experienced players, for example, lil Michigan women should be report on Feb. 20, 1972 A more advanced strategem is that experienced husbands, often utilis able to terminate an unwanted summarizing the first 18 months of the "squeeze," a play that ends, if the "hold-up" play whereby instai pregnancy without legal experience with legal abortions. properly executed, in a "culmination." tricks are rejected in favor of delay< The analysis covers 278,122 Many sadists prefer the squeeze to the rewards. More often than not, delay< harrassment. finesse because they, like Bobby abortions. gratification consists of contra Fischer in chess, derive great "fulfillment. Proposal B on the November excitement from seeing opponents ballot would allow an abortion The Even women's liberation hi report shows that squirm. on demand for any consenting discovered the submerge maternal mortality inclusive of Masochists are also attracted to the psychosexual potentialities of bridg woman up to her 20th week of abortion - related deaths reached squeeze, especially the so-called In one recent game, the male partni pregnancy in a licensed hospital an all - time low of 29 per "sidcide squeeze," whereby the run of asked his female compnaion whethi or clinic. Michigan's present 100,000 live births in 1971, she had opened the bidding wit abortion law, written in 1846 sufficient strength. compared to 53 per 100,000 in with only slight modifications 1969. There was also a decline in Playing technique, however, is She replied scornfully: "I've alwa; since, permits a legal abortion the out - of - wedlock births in second to bidding. A very common considered strength to be le only to preserve the life of a New York City. Michigan women bidding sequence is the "one over important than length." pregnant woman. received 7,296 abortions in New York City clinics and hospitals ------- The Michigan Court of Appeals took a step towards between July 1, 1970 and June PQ|P|| ff J" VIElRf 30, 1971. granting women the right to have an abortion last Aug. 23 by ruling that the present Michigan statute was unconstitutional. However, the Court of Appeals Liberalized would eliminate the chance of children being born into an abortion laws McGovern lied economically underprivileged By JAMES A. HOFFMAN billion supplemental Defense Dept. Many other similar bills and retalitory bombing strikes again ruling is not final and has not Monroevilla. Pa. senior fund for for the war in Vietnam on amendments were also supported by North Vietnam. been considered family that could not properly McGovern during this period. These are all absolute facts and an instruction to George S. McGovern, when he was March 20,1967. care for another child. Abortion A search through the Congressional terminate restrictions on in San Francisco on Tuesday made the McGovern, on Oct. 10, 1967, suggest any disbelievers look them would also contribute amendment that Digest (April 1965) presented me with personally in our own MSU Library. abortion by the Michigan Dept. statements, "For ten years I've tried to voted for an another surprising fact. On Feb. 17, of Health significantly to the concept of stop this war (in Vietnam) on the floor suggested "the United States should No matter what others may thin and the hospital zero population growth. of the United States Senate." I was initiate and support United Nations 1965, McGovern made an address on though, all these facts suggest to n machinery of the state. more than a bit skeptical of this economic sanctions against North the floor of the U.S. Senate stating that McGovern's San Francisc Vietnam. that he supported President Johnson's statement was an absolute lie. ' The Court of Appeals decision The report of the Commission o r. „ !^™nt' 80 * ^cifd to dA°J°me research on his Senate record during in no way changes the on Population Growth and the the peak of the Vietnam War, American Future, created by 1964-68. TWO CENTS WORTH importance of Proposal B to be considered in the . upcoming Congress in response to a In checking two completely proposal by President Nixon, is objective journals, the Congressional election. An affirmative vote will supplant the present statute and Quarterly Weekly Report, I discovered Nixon just a ve clear the way for changes in opinion of the commission the following facts: recommends that state laws • On August 7, 1964, McGovern hospital administration and To the Editor: cloud of Vietnam that killed LB J; you appears as though the upcomii restricting abortion be liberalized voted for the Gulf of Tonkin An open medical practice permitting letter to Richard Nixon: election may come off smoothly as yo along the lines of the New York Resolution, which accused North have done your share of politicking; legalized abortion for — any —j ,u Vietnam of Vietnam deliberate and 01 "deliberate systemtic ana sysieiuui; Richard Nixon, you are a lucky and your ad-men have fixed your Republican convention production, woman up to her 20th week of * I « stjft"tJe' of n I "ic,uding the availability T P fl Pro I cto fa m/1 federal, state and local funds I AiM/]n aggression" against its neighbors and • —« a « « • 1 1 1 man. You succeeded at are a president who has image. Now all that remains is for you other years your contribution scandals might have cos camps very little during your . . pregnancy. A negative vote could enabled President Johnson to take any to sit back and let the Democratic to support abortion services. four-year campaign for re-election; yet you, and the Watergate affair woul influence both the legislature and measures necessary to prevent further party destroy itself. Your huge lead you may soon ride the tide of a at the polls not fueled by the public's have caused outrage. But in 1972, th the Michigan Supreme Court in aggression. McGovern voted against favor of continuation of the It is now up to Michigan the repeal of Gulf of Tonkin conservative backlash into your second love of Richard Nixon, not by "the ------ Z°od conservative Americans kno who controls the big money, and thr Resolution in February of 1966. presidential term. President's" sparkling successes; but present law. voters to make liberalized • McGovem voted for a $4.8 billion Fine "Democrats" (opportunists) rather a little bugging and wiretapping by the fear of something radical abortion services a reality in this military procurement bill in March like John Connally flock to your side. carrying the specter of long hair and preferable to pardoning draft resister . ~ , The benefits of legalized state. Proposal B would allow 1966 for support of U.S. military Labor leaders, who ought to know love-ins, soaring taxes and increased 01211 whose policies and actions abortions have been clearly women an alternative to operations in Southeast Asia, that you never have and never will welfare roles. The very people the so °Pen *> criticism ought to demonstrated by the example of unwanted pregnancies and grant * In AfIj1 1966, he voted for a speak for labor, desert the Democratic nominee and support you out of fear Democratic party is trying to help turn *ettm& voted ,°5 °f j V* y<* supplemental to you because they are afraid and do may re-elected by the larges the state of New York. The them relief from the nntlonj- unbending $13-1 bilMonappropnations bill of . ^ of the "radical" ideas your opponent health service administration for to support us not understand. In such a time of mar8Jn in presidential history. Sora people call you tricky; I call morality imposed by the operations in Southeast Asia, i professes. The laborers themselves are doubt, Americans across the country yo the city , of New York issued a archaic abortion law of 1846. • McGovern voted for alienated from your opponent by the will tum to something stable and lucky. a $12.2 "hippies" he represents, and of course unchanging, the man with a big smile Martin Kushler they admire your firm stand on standing by the American flag. Yes, undergraduate student busing. I cannot understand why any Nixon, you are calling the shot, and it Sept. 27,1972 ART BUCHWALD blacks would come to you side, but there you are clowning with Sammy Davis Jr., which is bound to get you a McGovern few votes. Even the businessmen and white-collar workers, the backbone of the Republican party, may not Only C-Ts sh To the Editor: time to pay dues, strike, etc., happei understand or believe your economic I am writing in strong portest of the and they could care less. maneuverings, but they will vote the methods of the AFSCME in holding I also feel that we have very goc Republican tradition. And if we can believe your press releases, there is a up our voting for an association for benefits and working conditions ar C-Ts! have no complaints. I realize that son sizable group of "American youth" I want an organization within the on campus may have some problem who shun their more liberal peers and will climb on your bandwagon. Yes, University to represent us and after but this could be handled through ot - WASHINGTON - "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, we have seen during the first half, they are playing the same „„ .. _ . "the new grievance procedure. This is Howard Lowsell and we're at halftime at Presidential Election Stadium where we are witnessing one of the duller style of football much success. as previous teams without, I might add, 5SrE££5S!S?ir; coalition born out of necessity for your MSUEA majority of C-Ts. "--5- * by the Come on C-Ts, let yqur feelings political football games ever played before a nationwide TV "There has been a great deal of recrimination about this T .. - I feel that only C-Ts should be known to anyone who will be makii audience. contest. The McGovern team claims the Nixon team bugged members "2? who, having served their allowed to vote in the election as we the decisions. the McGovern locker room and stole the McGovern game ...in it j:. , are the ones directly concerned. plan. 8 Studente and Pastime "The McGovern team is behind by 28 points in the polls the November elecUon. employes Dorothy Rhin and the Nixon team seems to be running at will. This is "Nixon had one of his assistant coaches look into these shou,d nQt ^ aHowed tQ vote l f , secretai particularly interesting because Nixon has not even been in charges in what he called the 'most thorough investigation years you have played vour irds your ca d that they haven't our best interests at Thev will heart. They he lonu Justin Morrill Colle the ball game. He's been sitting on the bench and sending in in football history.' The assistant coach concluded no one right. You have dodged the black will be gone whon long onnp when thethe Sept. 28,19- plays to his assistants. This has enraged the McGovern team on the Nixon team had anything to do with the bugging of who claim they came to play Nixon and not his flunkies, the locker room and was appalled that the McGovern team But Nixon has said it is unprofessional for someone in his would make an issue of it. position to go out on the field and mix it up with the "The McGovern team also has claimed that one of the McGovern rabble. reasons it hasn't played well is the lack of money. Their "In the first quarter the McGo.ern team got oft to , bed their ahoukte pad, are ton, and a few start when McGovern's star running back, Tom Eagleton, J*1® players have no shoes. They maintain eveiy time the fumbled the ball. McGovern backed Breton In the tumble, Ntaon team cdla . timeout, the water boy Maurice Stana, but a few minutes later substituted Sa«e Shriver in the brings another bucket of money onto the field, backfield and sent Eagleton to the locker room. "Money does seem to be a problem in this game, but that's only part of it. Let's face it, folks, George McGovern "This caused great consternation on the team and they is no Joe Namath. His plays have been unimaginative, his were penalized one month for unsportsmanlike credibility, ball handling suspect and as far as the fans are concerned "Another thing that caused the McGovern team to lose his passes have not been on target, yardage was that although McGovern is the quarterback, M, _ . . . everyone3 on the team was calling * a different play. . .. , . "Mn* up the clock with runs down ... u8e the middle. The name 88 ' "When McGovern would call for a pass, Shriver would run with the ball. When McGovem of the 8ame as far as Nixon is concerned is defense, signaled for a punt And that about summarizes the first half. The teams have several of his linemen went over his head and tried an end now come back on the field for the second half run. It took almost the entire first half for McGovern to persuade the fans he was calling the signals, and many "There is McGovern and Shriver screaming at Nixon to people still are not convinced get off the bench, but Nixon is ignoring them and instructing Spiro Agnew where to kick the ball." The McGovern team was selected to play in the White House Bowl because of their new brand of football. But as ■ Copyright 1972, Los Angeles Times Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2, 1972 5 OONESBURY by Garry Trudeau [ KELLEY BLASTS RIVAL "THO* p MAN I CAN'T UHftT ft PUM& Qvesrw M//c£, M/ ^ «'SS- f/6UR£ THAT ONE out kjHQT COULD you POSSIBLY Htoe IN COMMON ItiiTH ft BLOND NORSE* 60D? STRENGTH, CDURA6E STftMiMft. MUtR. INTREPIDITY ME foe, PLUCK Adp 6en; t oh, i see THE PMHUtLS HOUJ I f SHOULP HOPE SO Griffin's absence hit By CRISPIN Y.CAMPBELL vote," Kelley said. 0irn "px# " OBVIOUSLY' State News Staff Writer The Republicans retaliated later in the day by calling for iu is said t< \ a federal investigation into the campaign spending practices Heated activity in the U.S. Senate race highlighted the of the Democratic candidate. ipists ofte fthe ganru Michigan political scene this weekend as Republicans and They charged Kelley failed to list the overall amount Democrats rallied 'round their candidates exchanging donated to his campaign fund, reported his campaign imi nation criticisms and rebuttals. finances 49 days late and violated a state finance law which ed" befor irow-in' The weekend battle began Friday when Democratic forbids spending more than $132,000 in a Senate race. The ntives. Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley accused his opponent, Sen. Robert Republicans charge Kelley with receiving more than Griffin, R-Michigan, witn breaking tradition by not $185,000. Oedip ie appearing on the same platform with him to address the The charges came in rebuttal to the attorney general's iably fin Michigan Municipal League. accusations last week that Griffin had attempted to conceal , "cover a it's called "introduction Griflin, in a telegram to the league, canceled out to stay large campaign donations from executives of three large This ruh in Washington to "determine the fate of the consumer to math " major state corporations. Kelhty had also charged Griffin's ;the Quee protection bill." campaign fund would exceed d $2 $2 millioi million. ! King ovi Avem Cohn, a Kelley spokesman, labeled the Republican Though Michigan's junior senator said he had supported the consumer protection bill for two years, Kelley charges as "just another attempt to divert attention from oumamei maintained Griffin cast a key vote on a bill that would have large contributions to the senator from big business and save Consumers millions of dollars a year on their charge industry groups that have been supporting him." outlets f< Cohn said Kelley had amended his contribution list to i Alices accounts. include all donations and that several candidates were late ost amor "That bill failed passage by one vote — Robert Griffin's ir" in filing financial reports because they were not aware of its stipulations of the new law. engai Kelley continued his attack Saturday in an address to the nockouts Jackson County Democratic Committee by terming ' ten room hang-up ample, lil f utili: No-fault By RAY ANDERSON party is uninsured. bill therefore, will not have to The aro object of the clause Oriffin's television advertisement campaign the intelligence of the people of Michigan." "an insult to "Griffin's use of paid actors in dramatized commercials lowers the level of the political process to the level of a soap opera or an advertisement for toothpaste." (by insta of delay* State News Staff Writer News Analysis An "Assigned Claims pay the premium for was to limit frivolous suits The ad in question shows two elderly women visiting the Plan," to be implemented maximum wage loss and and Harold Julian, UAW ot, delay* No-fault auto insurance gallery of the U.S. Senate and admiring Griffin seated up responsibility of a negligent prompt compensation by the Secretary of State service loss coverage. A legislative lobbyist, wanted front. The voice that follows says "Michigan's muscle is Sen. contra as been described as a will provide first party family, on the other hand the clause to be operator of an auto to pay "after the insurer receives Griffin." prerequisite to equitable for damages sustained to reasonable proof of the fact benefits for people not requiring the maximum strengthened. Kelley then charged "Michigan muscle" with being used ition coverage in the United others in an accident when and the amount of loss covered by any policy. The coverage will have to pay The exact wording will be to smash' interests of the average citizen and supporting States, but state no-fault he or she was deemed at realized." Benefits not paid cost of this plan is to be full premiums. the subject of much those of the powerful and wealthy. ibmerge insurance legislation has distributed evenly among The biggest hurdle that discussion when the joint of bridg fault. within 30 days are ale partn i become the object of broad Under Michigan no-fault considered overdue and will anticipated no fault must be overcome in the committee considers the bill ( ( criticism as expectations fail joint House coming week, n whethi ding wit to materialize. individuals injured in motor vehicle accident will be accumulate interest at a rate of 18 per cent per year. Michigan insurers. The cost, however, will eventually be conference Senate committee is during the and the final result will be j Subjects Needed j TheMichigan legislature reflected in premium rates determining the threshold at concession. recently enacted its own version amid speculation entitled to first party benefits of up to $60,000 in medical expenses, $200 per If an individual has to go to court to receive his first estimated at and $8 per between policy holder $3 which suits for can be started intangible losses, such as Concession has been the name of the game since J9 If you are a sophomore or junior interested in helping young children with emotional problems, j f party benefits and wins his that it could be a model for week for three years in lost insurer is required to pay every year. pain and suffering. The bill no-fault was first I interested in learning about and practicing techniques which could help you become a more effective j " national law, but there are * the settlement And increases are not presently provides that introduced, with each wages and $20 per day for plus the _ many unanswered questions three years for services lost injured party attorney fees. solely limited to the recovery for noneconomic lobbying group | parent, teacher or child care worker, »nd are willing | as the bill goes to a joint as a result of an accident. The insurer is protected "Assigned Claims Plan." losses is limited death, to compromising to obtain a * to invest 2 - 3 hours a week during the Fall, Winter House - Senate conference serious impairment of consumer's bill that reflects » and Spring quarters in an intensive practicum These benefits are to be against fraudulent claims Prospective rate increases I committee for final have been the cause of bodily function or their special interests. experience, please come to Room 111 Olds Hall paid under the compulsory and may offset attorney's compromise. Contrary to expectations, legislation, fault. regardless of fees and court costs with a portion of any settlement » considerable confusion because no-fault was to have permanent, disfigurement. serious These factors, it has been "This double bill will litigation," Barry at least j today at 7 p.m. or 9 p.m. i Those selected to participate will be able to receive premium rates are expected However, negligence must resulting from an excessive lessened administrative costs Boughton, chairman of the » course credit during Winter and Spring quarters. to increase and perhaps and therefore premiums. conceded by proponents, Michigan Trial Lawyers still be determined under suit. litigation to obtain The will have to be defined in Assn. Legislative Committee the proposed legislation The bill also provides first legislation is compensation. court. when: party benefits for compulsory , but The bill represents nearly deductibles and varible • Property damage individuals injured as a i year • and - one • half of acts and occurs. result of hit and run coverage are provided for. Good News-* >k them compromise between a * Intentional injury can pedestrian accident, or A single student with strange coalitibn of be determined. other cases when the injured minimum c overage, is Coming Library, jroponents including Gov. * Economic losses extend clake your date nay thin flllikei, the United Auto October 9-13 gest to n Workers Union, the beyond the limits of the Francis* bill. Michigan Assn. of Insurance ie. Companies, the Michigan • Injury sustained was Insuraice Bureau and when repairing a vehicle, MCAI- DAT-GRE such as in a garage. bipartisan support of to a wQrldJamous legislative leaders. 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SOC: 201,211,241,202,203,213 "They wanted to any friends." He said he felt give the 6th District McGovern's school busing make sure those persons it was a HUM: 1st 2nd, & 3rd term McGovern-Shriver stand a "moderate question of a who paid $25 will be able to newsman's right to be a»le CHEM: 130,131,141 presidential campaign a position." see the mayor," she said. to record ECON: 200,201 badly needed financial lift. "The courts have to be Lindsay's remarte. Paul Weisenfeld of WVIC Walter HIST: 121,122 Lindsay chatted and supported," he said. "The Adams, radio called Lindsay's office distinguished professor of MATH: shook hands for about radical position is the one 108,109,111, 112, 113 in New York in a successful economics, also in PSYCH: 170 30 minutes at a $25- a that undermines the court person cocktail party attempt to have tape attendance, said the eient STAT: 315 system." recorders and cameras "was for old men like n»e." attended by McGovern Later calling the busing allowed into the fundraiser. faithfuls. issue "a non-win issue," "The real story is what The fundraiser added Winding up a three-state Lindsay admitted he did not about $900 to McGovern's "PLUS" (These Book Digests at 50* Each.)" weekend campaign swing, a Lindsay says there, not at know whether McGovern's 6th district campaign Devil in Massachusetts Capitol City Airport," he smiling Lindsay went about stand will win votes in said. coffers. The Black Experience his chores dutifully, Michigan. Citizen Tom Paine showing some signs of tiring "This country is in Afro-American History from his hectic schedule trouble," Li ndsay Puritan Dilemma Uncle Tom's Cabin Poor White that was to end with his private plane touching down at 2 a.m. Sunday in New York. emphasized. "We have to make a choice. And if we don't make the right one, Military we're in real trouble." Filipino Biography of Malcolm X The handsome Lindsay Lashing out at those who Hr. Autobiography of Ben Franklin drew more comment with his good looks than with his The mayors tag McGovern a radical, {mission is E Lansing mayor Gerald Graves and M. Robert Carr, Lindsay equated the MANILA and abuse of plays wil Black Cloud brief comments. The New Democratic nominee with (AP) - authority, tax Democratic candidate in the 6th District, listen to President Ferdinand E. voices ai York Mayor, who became a the founding fathers. He evasion, graft and Democrat one and a half New York Mayor John V. Lindsay. The Mew York said McGovern represented Marcos ordered on Sunday corruption, Tatad added. jnski said, that all cases in civil court Marcos also announced called I years ago, was remarkably mayor was in town for a McGovern - Shriver fund "traditional American he was allowing all Filipinos because restrained in his remarks raising event. values." involving subversion or about McGovern's chances. violations of national who have hidden or illegal sometime State News photo by Milton Horst Lindsay remarked that security be transferred wealth abroad to declare it id of acted, Rather than give a for the first time he did not immediately to the special for proper tax payments reason al rousing speech that would this country." campaign has had its have to "rationalize be acted lift a sagging campaign, military tribunal created to between Sunday and the , Though he criticized problems and "is not out of unsupportable positions" in often wil Made Stop* J handle these cases, end of the year without Lindsay quietly told the political polls showing the woods yet." a presidential campaign. Information Secretary penalties, Tatad said. to memor i gathering "to be of good cheer." He spoke not of McGovem to be far behind Though Lindsay Lindsay said, "McGovern is saying the things I have Francisco S. Tatad Tatad said the piegonski President Nixon as predicted a McGovern cast of announced. government is not If# Across from the Union winning effort, but of a unreliable, Lindsay victory, he indicated he was said. Standing for the things and "An! "campaign that is good for I have worked for in these Queried whether the preventing holdings by acknowledged that the prepared for a November involved presidential order will affect Filipinos abroad, but "tne past four years." idea is to tell them that the present, li the cases of opposition Lindsay said the true radicals are Nixon and his Liberal senators and other days of cheating the irring in th detained persons now government are over." are Susan administration, citing the before the Supreme Court, Marcos also is and Anti seriously Puzzled? International Telephone and Tatad said: "I cannot studying the possibility of illi as Oedij Telegraph (ITT) affair, that for the jflasCreon. answer suspending the 2 per rent wiretapping, the Watergate moment. I will have to refer tax on all stock transfers on bugging incident and the that to the Justice Dept." the Soviet-U.S. wheat Philippine securities Sens. Benigno Aquino Jr., market, Tatad said. agreement as examples of Ramon Mitra and Jose radical behavior. Marcos also removed all At the party, held at the Diokno, publishers Joaquin fees, except inspection fees, Here's the solution to the MSU Bookstore's 3536 Colchester Lane, Lansing, Lindsay was P. Roces Sr. and Teodoro Locsin, columnist Maximo for livestock used for food to permit the orderly Soliven and some introduced to congressional marketing of meat, pork constitutional convention candidate M. Robert Carr, and poultry throughout.the delegates filed petition for Crossword puzzle thnt appeared in the state stake House nous Representatives candidate e of o i theh a ^ f habeas corpus ^ Sunreme Court Supreme last Court last country, Tatad reported. H. Lynn Jondahl from the week, seeking their release 59th District, and Earl from detention. The court Few students Nelson, Lansing first section of Welcome Week. representative to the state House. asked them memoranda for study. 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Vivitar E54 Enlarger MSU BOOKSTORE HOURS: List $129.95 W i In the International Center Mon. & Frl. 9:30 to 9 p.m. Tum. W«d. Thur*. Sat. LEONARD Wholesale Ditt. 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. Lansing Downtown State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2, 1972 7 Michigan S©© KEEPS TABS ON GOODS indicated jnnel w«re reek dramas , of just reading David Carson, Bruce MSU codes equipment went Snyder, Maxine VanWinkle and o*er they lWhJron»« ,ludent' and George Jacobs will also By TERIALBRECHT State News Staff Writer lot winning be in the cast. said he <9lt ftSU.»««; Lne" performed. "°d Later in October the About 300,000 pieces of University-owned equipment The or more. department is concerned with all items valued at $50 It receives a copy of all purchase orders and all stion of a Readers Theater will are spread over the campus and Everett Ritchie and bis to be /Spt«fThe8tera perform "The House of Inventory Dep£~have record of every one of them. voucher cards for expenditures. f's remarks. Humanities Dept. are Atreus," an adaption of Number codes are attached to every item, including Armed with this information, inventory men appear at Ada rofessor of prating h. P«sent,ng ''The Oresteia" by office furniture, typewriters, lab apparatus and married housing furnishings. the various departments and inspect the equipment. will attempt to Aesecylus. They attach codes such as FF-3031 to typewriters, file also in Ritchie said the purpose of the coding, "is the cabinets, desks and lab tools. The letter codes aie peculiar the etent 'the classic plays as The group will also do responsibility of the department to take a physical to each department (FF means food science) and the as possible to the several Shakespoare scenes n like me.' inventory of equipment on hand and verify the correctness number denotes the total amount of items belonging to they " «ere actually for classes. Inventory of the listing. iser added "ancient time*. Piegonski said he hopes "We can supply listings of specific items of equipment tnat particular department since its founding. McGovein's „ Fred Piegonski said. that the new - style plays Don Hepfer, from the Inventory Dept., attaches a upon request," he said. "By means of our marking system An IBM card is made for each peice of equipment campaign new acting group, will help raise needed funds code number to equipment in the Placement Bureau. we can help departments to locate missi.ig items of inventoried. It contains lae information for the description the Readers Theater for the Dept. of Theater About 300,000 pieces of equipment are coded by the equipment. In the final analysis the Inventory Dept. insures and order numbers. These listings become the official produce t!ie plays. besides serving an department. that the University receives all equipment paid for and that record for bookkeeping and insurance purposes. hlic performances will educational function. State News photc by C. L. control over the equipment Is established." Michaels .t 3 P-m- Tuesday Each of the cards occupies five different positions in the L Thursday, Arena office. They are first filed as vouchers, catalogued on the iter; 3 p.m. Friday, IBM, put in disposals (for the equipment which is cast out) Auditorium; and and finally all cards for past items have been keyi, on file ;hority, tax p.m. plays voices Saturday, Arena Sssion is 10 cents, will emphasize and conflict, Faculty By BECKIE HANES given grievances, insuring that all fair way to treat them. And review anytime between one ou since 1948. — The Library has 8,000 items and microbiology the two largest of all the departments. has 6,000 -aft and prepared to hear them," and five years. full-staff of director and three State News Staff Writer grievance hearings are The office maintains a a I added, nski said. The acting conducted according to due he said. is called the Readers A faculty member "It's difficult to speculate inventory men working with four part-time students. announced The Oct. 23-24 faculty process and recommending ,r because the plays with certainty the effects ill Filipinos ler need not shred schedule election to determine the Tabulating, stamping and appearing in and out of offices, sometimes be read changes in existing faculty collective bargaining would 1 or illegal books, rage at his classes or future of collective these men know the physical arrangements of MSU past grievance procedures to the have declare it ,d of acted, he said, on the grievance i scream in frustration over bargaining on campus may and present. reason all the plays Faculty Affairs and Faculty procedure," Harrison said. payments his paycheck, his class load Compensation Committee have an effect on the and the lt be acted is that the lack of promotion. He said it reasonable or (FA FCC). grievance office. A few was THE PERFORMING ir without i often will not have A safer course of action is to assume that a collective Harrison recommends faculty members feel the to memorize all the lodge an inquiry at the aid. Piegonski said. Some to that all faculty members new grievance procedure bargaining contract would ARTS COMPANY id the Faculty Grievance Office in review the Interim Faculty would be endangered. The have a grievance procedure is not e Cast of "Oedipus 119 Linton Hall. Grievance Procedure office will come under in it. Department of Theatre and "Antigone" are Since the opening of the document approved by the Michigan State Univenitv involved in another grievance procedure In board of trustees in April. t present, he said. Irring in the first two Susan Dickey as August, Faculty Grievance Officer, Michael Harrison This document outlines the responsibilities and Residents 'pedal' TICKETS NOW ON SALE re has received nearly 20 procedures of the office. „ and Antigone; John formerly or informally International Week Those eligible to use the jlli as Oedipus and Ken lodged grievances. These llasCreon. procedure are any faculty greivances range over a member either full-time or number of topics. To promote Michigan Lansing about 6 p.m. after part-time with the rank of "There are a number of International Week, Oct. 22 leaving Detroit at 9 a.m. in ncert s professor, associate salary grievances, and professor, asst. 29, some East Lansing wet, cold weather. inquiries into conditions of professor, lecturer, residents pedaled a pedicab jazz gro employment, conditions of the office's opening. He has instructor, asst. instructor, from Detroit to City Hall Ellen Behling, 1664 E. Grand River Ave., who also advancements and types of Saturday. Art Ensemble of assignments," Harrison said started to r process some of research or assoc.a e specialist librarian, including those John Belaski, owner of participated in the trip, said i a modern jazz Friday. the grievances. with administrative duties. Crossroads Imports, 210 Michigan International featuring "Great Harrison, also physics The office is independent a The grievance must be Abbott Road, purchased the Week's purpose is "to Music," will perform professor, said that the of existing administrative educate people in Michigan personal and may not be pedicab — a rickshaw on by Fred Ebb tonight at Abrams office began receiving structures. Harrison is wheels from New Delhi, as to the cultures of other lodged in someone else's — (tarium. Tickets will be inquiries immediately after responsible for resolving India. Belaski is head of nations." behalf, Harrison said. The office International Arts Day, INDIVIDUAL TICKETS s3°° provides various options for the scheduled for Oct. 25, in mid FAIRCHILD THEATRE BOX OFFICE grieved party. Most - Michigan. grievances are resolved He and Walter Behling, informally without using 1664 E. Grand River Ave., SEASON BOOKS the formal procedure, pedaled the pedicab, via the Harrison said. "But we're Cirand River route, through STILI ABLE backed the towns between Detroit up with a formal tape decks were the rooms while the victims attempted to take his room procedure, in any case." and East Lansing to inform 10 SHOWS: $10 regular *8 student between Saturday .were asleep and fled with key. The man resisted "In an institution of this people about International attack and was struck about size, grievances are bound to Week. and Sunday morning the merchandise when tine two cars parked victims awoke, the neck and face, police arise. The University needs a They arrived in East ind Williams Hall. Police said. The attackers fled # * * CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF MERIDIAN the thief broke out the when the mar. began to call Six bicycles, with a fetal dow on the driver's side estimated value of $764, for help. INCH AM COUNTY, MICHIGAN wth cars in order to gain were taken over the FREE BOOKS ly. The value of the loss weekend from racks at the WE'VE GOT TOO MANY s not yet been urban Planning Building, BOOKS (OVER 20,000 "mined. Rather, Akers and Holmes TITLES IN 7 ROOMS) SO NOTICE OF THE CLOSE OF VOTER REGISTRATION * UNTIL OCT. 7 WE'RE * halls. GIVING AWAY 1 FREE 'wo thieves took a * * * BOOK WITH EACH $1.00 se and a television early Three men attacked a PURCHASE. day mominfc from two Shaw Hall resident about 1 GIBSON'S BOOK ADDIC LAST DAY TO REGISTER IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1972 128Vj W. GRANO RIVER lis in West Holden Hall. a.m. Sunday in the rest OPEN M-F 1-6, 7-10 SAT 12-5 at 8:00 p.m. men apparently entered room of East Shaw Hall and vl Stock Up OnTAPE Q£ 5 No unregistered person will be allowed to vote. This Week O O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Registration of Voters for the General Election to be held November 7. 1972 will close at 8:00 p.m. at the Stereo Shoppe O s Friday October 6, 1972. Registrations will be accepted at the following locations and times FREE! effective September 10, 1972: Memorex Cassette Library Township Clerks Office, 5100 Marsli Road. Okernos Buy three C-90 low-noise, Mon. through Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. high output cassettes for Tues. and Thurs. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. just $7.98 and get this Fri., Oct. 6, 1972 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. FREE aluminum library. THREE FOR TWO ! Michigan State University Campus Memorex C-60 Cassettes Owen Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2, 1972 Akers Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3, 1972 Buy two and get one FREE Hubbard Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.. Oct. 4, 1972 You pay just $4.38 Holmes Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.. Oct. 5, 19"/2 (regularly $6.57) McDonel Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Oct. 5, 1972. SONY FREE $7.95 DeLuxe Cassette Carrying Case with purchase of six Sony C-90 cassettes for just $12.95 DeLuxe $7.95 Cassette Carrying Case for just $2 with purchase of three Sony C-90 cassettes £ O 1 Meridian Mall Oct. 2,3,4,5, 1972 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Oct. 6, 1972 5:00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m. £ 5 Public School Locations REEL-TO-REEL BARGAINS! Cornell School, Oct. 3, 1972 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Save 70 cents each on Wardcliff School, Oct. 4. 1972 6:00 p.m. -1>:00 p.m. when you Sony PR150 1800 ft. buy at least three Okemos Central School, Oct. 5, 1972 6:00 p.m. -1>:00 p.m. Save $1.00 each on Wilkshire School, Oct. 3, 1972 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Sony SLH1501800 ft. ten you buy at least three Murphy Elementary, Oct. 4, 1972 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. $1.60 each on Scotch PR1501800 ft. Haslett Middle School, Oct. 5, 1972 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. e9u'arly $4.39 NOW JUST $2.79 (quantities limited) Wm. Donley School, Oct. 5, 1972 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. - Should you have any further questions, contact the Clerks Office, 5100 Marsh Road, Okemos, or phone 349-1200. John I. Whitmyer 543 E. Grand Rivar Awe. (next to Paramount News in East Lansing) Township Clerk 10 «o 5:45 Mon. thru Fri.. til 9 Weds 10 to 5 Sat. / Phone . 337 1300 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2, 1972 All IV Kroger «« Wieners... Hickory Host Smoked or Herrud Party Assortment or Regular or Thick Polish Sausage Lb 89' Sliced Bologna Lb 99* Glendale Old Fashioned Half Kroger Regular, Thick or Garlic Apples Boneless Ham ^*1.39 (water added By manufacturer) U.S. No. 1 Mexican Red Farmer Peet Whole or Portion Farmer Peet Twin Pack Sliced Ripe California Bonanza Hams Lb'1.09 Lunch Meats ^95* Valencia £ AQf California 69 ciU.rt (water added toy manufacturer) Herrud Roll Frozen 3 to 5-lb size Medium Oranges -Ow Strawberries..? 20 73 Pork Sausage Lb 69* Spare Ribs Lb 89* Lb Serve N Save Chunk Mr. Boston U.S. No. 1 California Shelled .Bag pAv Fish 2^^' AA Emperor AA* Diamond Xtra schweiger.. J Sticks"" 99 Grapes Walnuts • |09 , 'Ka Disco Sale F Monday, October 2, 1972 9 Monday Thru Saturday- Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM! Ctra Low >iscount ale Price 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, October 2 | Michil SPORTS By PAT FARNAN harriers continued to be hampered by a case of shin State Newi Sports Writw splints, and at one point In the race was The MSU harriers opened their 1972 forced to stop and unravel his wrap. home slate in convincing fashion last "A spike from one of the runner's shoes Friday, defeating the Notre Dame Irish, 35 caught the wrap and I had to stop and take - 20 at the Forest Alters golf course. it off," Popejoy said. "It slowed me down After dropping their first seasonal considerably, but it wasnt a good race for encounter to a talented Miami of Ohio me, anyway. It's a long season though and contingent, the Spartans got back on the I should be ready for the Big Ten meet winning track, capturing six of the first Nov. 4." seven places in the meet. Gibbard wasn't totally satisfied with Irish captain Dan Dunne fought off a Popejoy's performance either. group of determined Spartans who chased "Of course he had trouble with shin him around the six - mile track, and at the splints, but Ken's not running up to par finish only Randy Kilpatrick was in yet," Gibbard commented. "Normally he position to overtake Dunne. But would be right up there with Kilpatrick, Kilpatrick's kick wasn't enough and the and that's when he's going to start helping Irishman crossed the finish line first in us." 31:27.6. Popejoy was well behind the pack at the "We came into the last 100 yards and I four - mile mark, but kicked in a fast two felt real strong and thought I had enough miles and recorded a time of 32:00. to get him," Kilpatrick said. "But when I Teddy continued his fine running, put my move on him, he had a kick of his pressuring Rob Cool for third position and own and I just couldn't get him. I didn't finishing one second behind his Spartan think he was going to be that fast." teammate. Kilpatrick finished one - tenth of a Ron Cool, the other half of the identical second behind Dunne, followed by the twin combination, followed brother Rob remainder of the Spartans. Rob Cool, Fred and Teddy across the finish for fifth place Teddy, Ron Cool, and Ken Popejoy and a time of 31:45. m followed in succession, assuring the "The Spartans have a fine team with a Spartan victory, despite Ed Griffis's great deal of potential," Irish coach Alex disqualification. Griffis would have Wilson commented, adding that his own finished seventh. team had progressed immeasurably. MSU coach Jim Gibbard, pleased with "We're a young team and we still need his team's performance, said the Spartans some conditioning and maturity," he said. passes tc had made substantial improvement since This will be Wilson's final year as an NCAA last week's performance. coach after 23 years of dedicated service. "We ran real well today, and we're The Spartans will be back on the road Second best Is' starting to improve," he said. "We're in again this weekend, traveling to Knoxville, Spartan harrier Randy Kilpatrick gave it all he had much better condition now and it was Tenn., for a triangular meet with Big Ten Friday's meet with Notre Dame, but the nod went evident today." opponents Ohio State and the University Irish captain Dan Dunne. Ken Popejoy, who finished sixth, of Tennessee. State News photo by Craig Porti \ Tigers, Red Sox jui r A V®"!r*

r won his icond straight, a 14 - 7 by a 38-yard screen pass There will be a varsity) years in pit ecision to the Wildcats. from quarterback Steve run gave Northwestern the graduate Richard track and field meeting 4:30 :o the vi< 1. The Spartans had a Moerdyk to freshman victory with about nine Washington caught two p.m. today at the track or in hree-run hi Jiance San for a second halfback John Wallisch. minutes remaining in the passes for 22 yards in Jenison in case of rain. A Tom Krier added the game and ended the scoring addition to Wallisch's gallop Rodriguez juchdown with a minute varsity golf meeting will be for the day. on the screen pass. eighth ir nd a half remaining in the extra point to give MSU a 7 held 4:30 today 127 0 lead with 8:06 remaining Wallisch and Arnold each Northwestern got the nod )ick McAt ontest, but fullback Joe - Women's"" carried the ball 16 times for in the team statistics, le provi dec tory. MSU with Wallisch, a 6 - outgaining MSU in total foot 2, 210 - pound Port offense by 316 to 240 and ftroit outs Washington, Wise, native in the first department, 22 to 11. down lutkus and Wrestling Who says news CHICAGO counterpart at middle All prospective wrestling has to be bad (UPI) - The candidates should attend an itroit Lions showed their linebacker, Mike Lucci, in ih literary opinion of particular, were a bunch of introductory meeting 7 p.m. to be good? ick Butkus and the jerks." Wednesday 208 Men's IM The "jerks" from Detroit Bldg. hicago Bears Sunday, retaliated by taking the oring every time they had opening kickoff and going ball until late in the urth quarter on their way 78 yards to a touchdown, THE GREAT BATTLERS much of it right over a 38-24 victory. The ritated Lions had been Butkus. That was the way it most of the day, with Quarterback Greg Landry «' CHINA by news that utkus, co-author of the keying the Detroit waltz by TONIGHT: 8:00 P.M. 108B WELLS >k called "Stop Action" running 10, 6 and 13 yards leased last week, for touchdowns and tossing cpressed the opinion «'iat three yards to Craig Cotten ENGLISH DUBBED, SEMI-DOCUMENTARY lions in general and, his for another. The decisive war from |RB LUMBER HAS YOUR 1947 to 1949 through which China attained her BUILDING & liberation. DECORATING NEEDS! (T DONATION) iHELF BOARDS 1" x 12" unfinished, 1 be painted or CUT TO SIZE 3' 99c 4' $139 BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS 5' $1.69 in 109 ANTHONY I WOOD LETTERS great wall 8" $J98 or door decoration. 10" J2" The world s richest man MINWAX combination stain & finish V4 pt. and the world s poorest boy $100 are getting it ready now... CASH * CARRY ERB> LUMBER f RING IN THIS AD FOR Company A 10% DISCOUNT ON THESE ITEMS. |0PEN DAILY 7:30-5:30 4600 Aurelius Road SAT. 7:30-4 SUN. 393-2550 10-4 rr* ny No. 21 for Violin! teSP IS —=r BLUEBEARD',r , >Ma5 IV4-6441. 5-10-5 personnel policies and fringe NEED TWO people ,0 •AUTOMOTIVE CORVAIR 1965 runs good. female openings. Call benefits. East Lansing house. Own etti i Scooters & Cycles $200 or best offer. 393-0985. 351-0100. Kathy. 3-10-3 rooms. OLDS 1963. Excellent location. Call 337-1653 for Stoddard Avenue. Sino (writer. Sel Parts & Service 3-10-2 transportation, power interview. 3-10-3 4 - MAN apartment, $260 per couple. 3-10-4 I lent condit Aviation steering and brakes. 349-9486 373-3434. DODGE VAN 1966. $450. month, Marmax, 225 •EMPLOYMENT Call 882-4545 after 5pm. after 5pm. 2-10-2 BABYSITTER ONE day per Division ONE MAN for duple* 6441. 5 Street, 351-0830 •FOR RENT 3-10-2 week. Two children. Call 5-10-2 blocks MSU, $65 353. OLDS TORONADO 1970. 351-8636. 3-10-3 332-1619. 3-10-3 Apartments Deluxe. Air. AM/FM, tape. Houses DODGE CORONET 500 1969 OKEMOS 2 bedroom, furnished, convertible. Great condition. Excellent condition. SALESMAN WANTED 2 GIRL WANTS own 0< baths, utilities paid, Rooms 663-3188 after 6pm. 3-10-2 EXPERIENCED apartment, house Must sell. 337-9605. 3-10-3 - Men's children and pets. Call •FOR SALE Clothing — Apply in person 351-6006. 6-10-6 distance from car - FULL Animals FIAT 1971 850 OPEL 1968. Good condition. at MARTY'S, 305 East 332-4523. 3-10-2 Asking - Spider. r, 10,000 New brakes, clutch. $725. Grand River, East Lansing. GIRL (.7147. 5-10-1 Mobile Homes original miles. NEE DE D , for three - •Lost & Found Excellent condition. $1,800. Call 882-4008 after 5pm. •353-1824. 5-10-5 ^TELl ttXJ JVH4T- SHA\C THE BEARD, 5-10-5 man, bedroom. Twyckingham. Phone Own 332-2455. For Sale id, $15° •PERSONAL •PEANUTS PERSONAL 5-10-4 PINTO condition. 1971. Excellent Automatic. GET A HAIRCUT, WT A SUIT 4ND HOUSE BOY FOR Alpha Chi 5-10-5 DINING ROOM suite pfr3980' Omega Sorority. Meals plus •REAL ESTATE FIAT 1970 Spider. 23,000 Protection group. White SHOES AND DON'T 03ME 3ACK(' wages. 351-5085. 2-10-2 ROOMMATE NEEDED across Phyfe. Good cond T'Tc Sir miles. $1100. Needs muffler. walls. 351-4149. 5-10-5 antique chest - on ■ , A°L„nt, . •RECREATION from campus. $70 monthly. 484-8759. 2-10-2 * Call 371-2255. 5-10-4 IU1! DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED 332-6246, 332-1394. 5-10-5 •SERVICE PLYMOUTH FURY II 1966. o FRANKLY SPEAKING p«»l OHIe# Bo. IMJ En gin MEN'S SUEDE jacke .2351.5-10-2 Instruction immediately; excellent pay, FIAT 124 sport coupe, 1969. $300, Good transportation, advancement opportunities. FOURTH GIRL needed for new - Size 40. Ladies Pi Typing Service Low mileage, extras. 485-6991 days, carpetin new tires, Jim Mann, after 6:00pm. Capitol Villa sheep - skin coat Size 351-7920 evenings. 3-10-3 Apartment. - •TRANSPORTATION excellent condition. $1150. Scooters & Cycles iproximatel •WANTED 676-5991. 1-10-2 Employment 482-4519.10-10-9 $51/month. 2-10-2 355-3694 (Pusteen) Size 12 dresses, sweaters, etc. Call 355 ■ conditioi PORSCHE 1965. 356c. Good PHYSICAL THERAPISTS, full 2-10-2 1968 YAMAHA "Big Bear," " FORD VAN condition. Recently married. BABYSIT AND cook RATES 1965, paneled, 250cc 1100 - or part time. Very flexible miles, $400. D-28 guit 10 word minimum standard shift. 372-5784. Must sell. 677 - 5191. 5-10-2 349-9673. 5-10-2 Wednesday, Thursday, schedule, excellent pay and Houses GUNS, RIFLES, and pistlJ ... 3-10-3 Friday, 2:30 - 5:30pm. Car excellent coi Mo. benefits. Write: Physical all kinds. Buy trade am necessary. Call after 5pm. COUNTRY HOMES 8-12 miles $34i (VORDS DAYS RENAULT 1969. Radio, Therapists, 1747 Melrose, both new and used, 349-4618. 2-10-3 1 1 i 3 W- 10 FORD 1968 LTD 390. Power Michelins, 29,000 miles. Auto Service & Parts East Lansing, or call South. North Aurelius Road prices in town. 650 g 4*0? 6.50 steering, brakes, air and new Excellent 351-0973 evenings. 5-10-2 564 South beyond Holt, 1.50 13.00 condition, stock. See BOB'S tires. One owner. Excellent HOUSE PARENTS needed to fireplace, 3 bedrooms, NATURE 7.80 economy. 482-7739.3-10-2 KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair SHOP. 2412 South 1.80 4.80 15.60 condition. Still under factory supervise half - way house for unfurnished, $225/month. ..nology, work on Volkswagen, bugs, BABYSITTER. MARVEL Call 371-2244. warranty. 489-9326. 3-10-3 retarded adults. Call Stillman Road 1188 East of jodore Roosi TORINO GT 1968. Automatic, school Part time. Two m 6.00 9.75 19.50 busses, or Ghias. GRAND 393-4990, Extension 65. area. Dobie Road, 2 bedrooms, Sundays. 20-10-26 ih. 1848 - buckets, $750. Phone RIVER CITGO. 1054 East pre - schoolers and one 1-7255. 3-10-: ED 2.70 7.20 11.70 23.40 FORD VAN 1966. Paneled, 372-7574 after 5pm. 5-10-5 Grand River. 351-9274. 10-10-13 school age. 351-4016. 5-10-2 rough needs work, $150 per fO insulated, 6 cylinder, month. Call after 4 p.m. gj] 3.00 8.00 13.00 26.00 automatic. $595 or best C-10-31 WHY BORROW Money For 351-7497 or 676- 2191. M TYPE S3 3^5 10.PC 32.50 offer. 5-10-4 Phone 1-224-4349. TRIUMPH MK3 1969. SPITFIRE British racing VW PARTS, 1972. Engine and Tuition? Make $100 a week part-time. Ccr necessary. WAITRESSES 10:45am or 11:30am until NOONS, 0-10-13 FOR lual, 9389. 3-10: $30 a green. Excellent mechanical automatic transmission. 1700 2:15pm. No Sundays or 489-3494. C-10-31 WANTED. 3 bedroom house or DEADLINE 1 P.M. one class day FORD 1964. 4 door custom, 4 condition. 484-9677 Michelin or 372-"814 tires. miles. Black interior, AM/FM radio. AJAX SALES, 802 PART TIME holidays. Must be neat and dependable. Food experience duplex. 663-3351 or 353-6720. SALE 81 Howell new: cul used ' new tires. Best offer over employment; 1-10-2 before publication. X-5-10/3 South Shiawassee, Owosso, necessary. Phone 372-4300 351-6 $200. 6187 Sleight Road, evenings and weekends. * 1-723-2900/ 5-10-2 JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE Bath, evenings. 5-10-2 TRIUMPH SPITEFIRE 1972, Excellent compensation WANTED: ONE person for Photograph .5-10-4 Cancellations/Cor¬ Automobile downtown, Lansing. 5-10-4 rections 12 noon one like new, red, black top. FOREIGN CAR PARTS program. house. Own room, close. Call equipment is. CIDER. - FORD PICKUP 1948, needs required. 351-5800. C-3-10-4 351-3129. 1-10-2 $2395. 882-2514.5-10-2 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 PHYSICAL supplies, class day before engine work; rest excellent, THERAPIST. To your o East Kalamazoo Street, 1 work with cheap. 442 Grove. 3-10-3 COCKTAIL WAITRESS in nr physically day, Saturday publications. TRIUMPH 1971 GT - 6, MK - , ONE PERSON needed, very downtown lounge. C I handicapped infants and close. 5pm. B III. Mint condition. Under 487-5055. C-10-31 Very deluxe. One * Office The State News will be FORD GALAXIE XL 484-4422 for appointment. children in public school CHARD bedroom. $110. 351-5444. convertible. 12,000 miles. 663-4180. setting; 38 week - year; dowski and responsible only for the 1966, V - 8, 0-10-31 2-10-3 furnitu 7-10-5 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East teachers salary schedule. For of Leslie first day's incorrect automatic, $500. 351-3644. 3-10-3 Kalamazoo Street since 1940. information, call 485-7248. ad. (old U.S. insertion. TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS, VINE STREET, 2402, one mile VEGA 1971, good condition, Complete auto painting and 10-10-10 89-8251. Clo general labor, hours West of campus. 2 bedroom, All tires included. Call collision service. 485-0256. students aos must be FORD FAIRLANE 1968 snow in 9 • 6pm. 0 g351-36« < - compatable with class partly furnished. No pets. Immaculate. Must sell I $745 663-4531, evenings. 5-10-2 C-22-10-31 PART TIME rp"" or best offer. Phone schedule, MANPOWER, 105 East apply $170. 351-7497. C-10-31 ITURE, USE 482-2744. 5-10-5 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK VW GUARANTEED repair. Christmas CO JOHN Washtenaw or call 372-0880. Consultants, start BARNES ROAD WEST 3243, 1968. Good condition. Best RANDY'S MOBIL, I - 96 at ED FUF 0-1-10-2 earning now, selling South of Mason, 4 bedroom, 40 SQUARE YARDS GALAXIE 1967 XL. Vinyl top, offer. Phone 353-3186. Okemos Road. 349-9620. VIVIANE WOODARD gifts. inaw at M - nice country home. Garden, carnet. Sofa, flower c 3-10-3 C-10-31 power brakes and steering, No investment. We train free. Jge. 627-238' Automotive CAREER POSITION for Call Carol ELEGANTE barn, partly furnished, to Call 487-5864. Call I buckets, automatic. Must sell. student willing to work 40 at responsible conservative 3:30. 5-10-5 Best offer. 485-3339 after VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 - good AUTOMOBILE PARTS and WIGGERY, 349-2953. 5-10-3 SED SEWIN hours per week. Now. people. $300 per month. Call BUICK 1960 $250. Great 5:30 p.m. 3-10-4 tires, excellent condition, air accessories for most cars and 95 and up. - Gaining experience in home after 4pm, 676-2191 or GUITAR MARTIN D 15 shape, sell/trade to fellow conditioning. 487-3389, trucks at HEIGHTS WORLD NURSES: WE are expanding. - tables, Zig 489-8430. 5-10-5 OF furnishings sales and 351-7497. 0-10-31 12 string. Exct needy student, 485-5732. GREAT BARGAIN AUTO PARTS. Medication and charge ight stitchei operations. Must have some condition. Only 3-10-4 485-2276. C-1-10-2 4 m VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1970. All Accounting and Bookeeping positions available. Apply 2 GOOD Jum cleanei VW 1967. Good condition. people or couple old, over $500 new. brand new tires plus many experience. Prefer married Jarvis Acres, 4000 N. ELECTRO $625. After 4 p.m. 1525-1 needed for house. Own case included. $300. BUICK 1965 Riviera Sport extras. For more information AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our Michigan, Diamondale. East Michi student from central rooms. 349-4277. 3-10-3 Coupe. Spartan Village. 355-3130. shop or your house. VW's 882-6582. 5-10-5 Excellent condition call 627-6920 after 3:30pm. Michigan area. Phone 646-3041. 10-10-6 irs 9am - 5p inside and out and 5-10-2 included. Phone 489-2778. running. 5-10-5 HAGER FOX COMPANY noon. 0-10- SHARE HOUSE - Third needed GARRARD SL95B, $900. or best offer. Call 40-10-13 482-5501, extension 155. For Rent for furnished three bedroom. M93E, extras. $90 372-5742. 5-104 3-10-4 STYLE c LIFETIME $65. at 507 Spartan. 3-10-2 offer. 332-8635 after MERCEDES BENZ 1971 220 GUARANTEE, pholstered. f CAMARO, 1969 V - 8, 3 - wheel 3-10-3 - diesal automatic power alignment, $14.95. NURSE ATTENDANTS REFRIGERATORS , 484-3021. VW BUS 1964, very good speed on the floor. Excellent — Future alignments free for as condition. Phone 394-0847. steering, AM/FM, air. 2 new condition. Phone 351-6650 For weekend positions. FREEZERS, Rooms BARGAINSI snow steel belted tires. long as you own your O n-the-job-training begins DISHWASHERS. E CAMERA 5-10-6 after 5pm. 3-10-4 Double bed with mattresi 393-1447. BL—1-10-2 automobile. MICHIGAN October 9. Apply in person ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. Excellent LOW RENT for one or two box springs, $25. 19" 2 c TIRE, 3030 South Cedar 315 S. Bridge, Grand Ledge. between 8-4:30 p.m. INGHAM inses, also 4 CAPRI 1971. VW BEETLE, 1969. 1 owner, 627-2191. 10-10-4 working girls, willing to assist table model, $15. Light Radio, 4-cylinder. MGA 1959. Mint condition. Street. 393-6700. 5-10-6 EXTENDED CARE FACILITY. with small horse farm. Call after 6pn $1650 or best excellent mechanical drapes, 2 sets, $10. offer Rare 3882 Dobie Road, Okemos. opportunity. $1150. IV condition, after Judy, 373-0994, weekdays 355-6031. 3-10-4 5pm. CAR RUST and dents repaired. TV RENTALS, $9.50 339-9387 between 10am 9-5096. 5-10-4 4-10-5 per 9am 694-8429, $925. 1965 Small - 5pm. 1-10-2 6pm. 2-10-2 cars painted, $90. month, $23 per term; Free ★ 1966 Ford Mustang, 6 cylinder, stick, Phone 482-8801. 5-10-6 ACCOUNTING MAJORS- delivery, service and pick - 694-8429 after 5pm, $175. SELL BUNDY Alto Saxapl temporary full or part time up. No deposit. New Stereos truments, Jt Galaxy XL 3-10-2 MUFFLER, BRAKES, shocks employment. We will teach available at same rates. Call Excellent condition. I Call Joel at and springs installed at Rock George 351- Convertible MUSTANG MACH VW 1965 bug, Ziebart Bottom Low Prices. Federal, State and*Local NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-10-4 484-4422. 0-10-31 5-10-72 e 393-512 I 1969. Income Taxes. One position rustproofed, in really fine HEIGHTS AUTO * 1964 Studebaker Power steering, radio, fold - condition. $375. 351-7156 PARTS. open immediately. Many STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per FLOOR SCRUBBER Shet ATONE 12 down seats. Asking about 485-2276. C-1-9-22 others available January 15 month, $23 per term; Free SPARTAN HALL. Men, women. nder after 6pm. 3-10-4 $15. Excellent condi Cruiser, 4-door $1,200. 651-5812. 5-10-4 thru April 1 5, 1973. delivery, service and pick - 1 block from campus, r« microi furnished. $15 practically new. Applicants must devote at No deposit. TV's week. n VOLVO 1963 P — 1 800. Aviation up. a 485-7694. 5-10-5 stand. S 351-3644 MUSTANG 1969 Mach Black jade with I, 351. white Excellent mechanical least 20 hours per week to available at same rates. Call 351-4495.0-10-31 for $301 condition, fair body. $650 LEARN TO flyl Complete flight employment and be able to NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 TWO 47", 40 watt, pre or CHEVELLE interior, new oversized tires, attend our free tax clinic in ROOM FOR man. Across from 1965, reliable make offer. Call 655-2524. training. All courses are black lights. Westingh transportation, automatic, one owner. December the week following Union. 21154 Grand River, engine 5-10-6 government and VA certified. Phone 371-1088 after excellent, new exhaust, 627-6840. 3-10-2 FRANCIS AVIATION, the end of fall term finals. Apartments upstairs. 5-10-6 5-10-3 Dennis 351-1209. 3-1&2 You must be available to MUST SACRIFICE Scooters & Cycles Airport Road. Call 484-1324. work thru spring break until C-10-31 OVERLOOKING LAKE April 15, 1973. Apply in CHEVROLET 1969 4 - wheel Ford engine. ranch wagon 1967. Excellent 289 MINT LEARN TO fly with the person 9:30 A.M. to 12 noon Lansing, New 2 bedroom, CROSSWORD QQBHB □ljumo EjgHS aaa drive, 9 passenger. $2100. running CONDITION. 1970 range, refrigerator, disposal, 485-8302. 3-10-2 condition. Needs minor body Honda CL450. Three WINGED SPARTANS. John (except Thursday and carpeted. Air, laundry PUZZLE HG3QHH 'URE SM53 work. Must sacrifice for helmets. Luggage rack. Swantek, 337-2166. 3-10-4 Saturday), or phone for facilities. $175/month. IV across □□HQ UHK3 "fophones, $! tuition money. Call 351-8605 appointment. 882-2441. 1. Everything 31. Wood sorrel Bickerable price. 351-6706. 9-3261 after 5pm. 10-10-9 naac3Qantn| CHEVROLET - 1953, carry - 4. Twilled cloth 489-2467. Ask for SIMPLIFIED 32. Tavern all van, good condition, good or Dick 3-10-4 7. In a line Weed. 5-10-5 Employment BOOKKEEPING & TAX 33. Queens stadium tires, $150. 372-5767 after 5pm. 5-10-6 1972 CL100 Honda. Vivitar SERVICE. 4305 South Cedar 1 BEDROOM trailer for rent in East Lansing area. Call 11. Sign of the zodiac 34. Church council 36. Small violin a°iS0QHn ansa A4010SL MUST SELL 85mm- 205 mm zoom EXPERIENCED SKI shop Street, Lansing. 3-10-4 882-6072. 5-10-4 12. Marsh elder 38. Strength aos e 13. Unclothed am aaa aa ■k' Kenwo CHEv / II 1966 BUICK ST ATIONWAGON, telephoto unused. 337-2554. personnel, mounters, and 40. Automaton — Stick, 63,000 *1?M stere 1965, $100. Call 337-0877 5-10-6 bicycle repair mechanics, DRIVERS WANTED. Must have 14 Serene 44. Boisterous □□qirbct on miles, many new parts. $450, 1 afternoons and apply in person, THE car. Wage plus commission. BEDROOM furnished. Heat 16. Notion 46. Romeo and behIH IS 'sui QS500 negotiable. 332-8642 evenings. and hot water supplied. 17. Reel Juliet ir 5-10-5 1970 750 Norton roadster. WEATHERVANE, 2283 ampiifjei afternoons. 3-10-4 Apply in person at MR. Parking and laundry facilities. 18. Broz 48. Out ol work Grand River, Okemos. 10 - down 7. Playwright camera, 3,500 miles. Runs and looks MIKE'S PIZZA 8t $160 month, one year lease. 20. Asian holiday 49. Small tumor 1. Mountain range 8. Red nosed like new. 393-1 1 57, 5pm only. 5-10-3 SANDWICH SHOP, 515 West 22. "Axis " 50. Turkish title 'ipment, cam 606 R iver, Lansing. 2. Vault reindeer 484-1648. 3-10-4 Grand River. 4-10-4 25. Metropolitan 51. Equipment 3. Daft '"writers, 8 ■ 485-3140. 10-10-4 9. Sonnet SALESMEN. PART time with star 52. River in ' 4. Ransack albums. 28. Goal 10. Miami Indian 1970 KAWASAKI 350cc. Needs car. Leads furnished. Work DELIVERY HELP Scotland 5. Midianite king 15. Jot needed, CAPITOL 30. Dessert 53. Odin's minor repair. 6000 miles. four hours. Average $100 hours - 6 blocks North son 6. Bart 19. Doctrine COND HA any flexible, car necessary. 351-5961, Mike. 3-10-4 per week commissions. Call $1.80 per hour plus expenses. Saginaw Manor. One WT~ 21. Thrash soui* East Michi 882-631 7, after 1pm. DOMINO'S bedroom. Furnished. Grad 23. fib ie 4854391 PIZZA, 5214 24. Affirmative 10-10-13 South Cedar. Apply or call students. Phone 485-2079 '"day throuj 1970 NORTON 650 cc. 1971 vote after 4:30pm. 2-10-2 627-6121. 2-10-3 "^America Grieves, 250cc, dirt 25. Dowry ar9B, racing bike. $700 each. ATTENDANT NEEDED for 26. Slippery layai 485-8221.3-10-2 part time gas station work. PART TIME-FULLTIME TWYCKINGHAM 27. Flavoring C-10-31 APARTMENTS 29. Cuttlefish report E x perience not mandatory has two, 1972 HONDA 500 four, three - man for fall. fluid great Call shape, must sell. Best offer IF YOU are looking for an 351-7166. 5-106 Mduiwziium -.Mai 32. Form of Anim over $1100. unusual job and are Esperanto 351-5585 and 33. Traffic sign interested in beauty secrets, 355-4134.3-10-3 SMALL LANSING apartment. 35. Brotherhood iSKAN V call Josephine Acher, PART TIME cleaning first class $187. including utilities. 10 37. Satire , Unrej VIVIANE WOODARD )d with Way tie Shorter • Josef 1968 HARLEY Davidson offices and stores during pre - COSMETICS, 655-2347; minutes drive. 332-3^98. 39. Salamander 41. Policeman's bloodline Sportster XLCH. Durand class morning hours. Pay 5-10-6 lrk'ngs I Zawinul-Miroslav Vituous • 1-288-2213 anytime, except based on general 5-10-3 42. Wild parly ^g.'s-io-' Eric Gravatt • Dotti Um Romao 3-6pm. 2-10-2 qualifications, not specific 513 HILLCREST, large 3 - 4 43. Nicholas experience. Good situation EARN WHILE YOU LEARN man apartment, nicely 44. Translormatii ENGLISH 1970 KAWASAKI 500, for many people. Write P.O. helmet) and build your own business. furnished, dishwasher, extra 45. Orle «. 10 v new rings. $600 or best. Box 266; Lansing, Michigan Call 339-9204 before storage, laundry. 332-5751 47. Measure ol 'and love, 10pm. * 353-2147. 5-10-3 48902. 5-10-3 5-10-4 1-10-2 yarn 5-10,5 ' 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Monday, Octob< City airport tightens security STATE 307 c. grand riv< DBCOUft NEXT TO CARD SHOP WRITE YOUR OWN AO Cigarettes limit 3 pkgs. limit 1 (coupon) (coupon) Expires after 10-8-72 Expires after lo-« East Lansing Store Only :ast Lansing store i I BRAND - YOUR CHOICE ■ limit 1 ■ (coupon) Expires after 10-8-72 I East Lansing Store Only LINKED TO FISCHER *MVAW^WVWVWWft honky chateau aoi ! elton john v Chess V REG. 5.98 interes ! , chicago v REG. 5.98 q2< J By CRAIG GEHRING Fischer more than his opponent. He has to have everything ! trilogy a(v State News Staff Writer Want to play world chess champ Bobby Fischer just right and a little aggravation can throw off his game." Fischer's recent victory over Boris Spassky not only > emerson, lake, & palmer v and > REG. 5.98 W draw him? Take a hint from chess master Paul Poschel of created interest in the game among new players but older thurmo Ann Arbor. players as well, Poschel says. ! amazing grace ixon playe Use pawn queen four. That was the opening Poschel used "Fischer has attracted more money into chess, which has inister Ar to draw Fischer eight years ago in Bay City. motivated long-time players to become more interested in [ aretha franklin (ernight vis Poschel talked about Fischer and chess during the the game," he indicated. Poschel says he has spent more , REG. 5.98 I they pre| Central Michigan Open held over the weekend at the time on chess since the world championsltips. Istoric arm Lansing YMCA. The event drew 52 players from three Though the Fischer victory has contributed to the i su°er [The two states seeking a $200 first prize. While Fischer was not world champ when Poschel played skyrocketing interest in chess, Poschel said it does not account for all of the increase. t-rex REG. 5.98 j [change the ins Wh him, he was clearly the best in the U.S. and ranked fifth in hursdav m the world. Poschel says the draw, the only one Fischer "Interest in chess has been growing at a rate of 25 per Carney p officials ( cent a year before Fischer hit the headlines," Poschel suffered in a two—year time span, "really seemed to shake related. "This year it has gone up to 32 per cent which Leon Pussell 02 The invita him up." means there will be 50,000 registered chess players in two REG. 5.98 Nixon ar East Lansing Store Only Poschel called inutes at tl Sensing device news reports of Fischer's chess board antics "greatly exaggerated." He said, "this really isn big years as compared to 30,000 now." Poschel cited an increase in leisure time, a stronger chess tound of m Paul Elmen, director of services and sales for United thing or unexpected. People have recognized for a lon^ lime organization and the Fischer phenomenon as responsible Airlines, holds a magnetometer, or metal sensing that Fischer is an eccentric." for the increase. aryland m device, used by the airline at Capital City Airport. Discourteous manners in a game can be stopped by the Could Poschel draw Fischer again? "I doubt it. But, I senhower State News photo by John Dickson referee, Poschel emphasized. "That kind of thing will hurt would make him work for his win." Skita Khur 059. 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