October wvvs 0 UM Seymour MICHIGAN 1 Piv orcheologist, u VORK — Dr. Louis UNIVERSITY STATE East STATE NEWS Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, 1972 0< Off ologist Who claimed the Volume 65 Number 35 ,ffins of the human race were in scount Pi Africa, died Sunday in on £don. He was 69 years old. then with House alone at first, regulations w„rkine Color Fi limit 1 ! Wife and still later L Yeakey picked through rock sonJS'. <4impnt with a with his three dentist's tool eases arch of the evidence that rolled back the history of man to nearly 2 million years ago. www discoveries campaign reform law Leakey's revolutionized anthropology. Not only did they prove that man arrived sooner in the evolutionary on calendar, but they also showed that ipparently arrived in Africa and WASHINGTON (AP) - The House vote of 249-124 a bill to make the first vote under a suspension of the rules of existing law without a public hearing. voted Monday to relax restrictions change in the widely-heralded election the House and consequently required Committee members clained such not in Asia as the campaign reform law enacted last two-thirds approval to pass. The bill hearings had been held. -of the-century discoveries of against political activities of some corporations and labor unions. February. had just one vote to spare in meeting „„„ 000-year-old Peking Man and It sent to the Senate by roll-call The the two-thirds requirement. measure called up for a Java Man seemed to indicate. was The change was described by its backers as a simple clarificaiou to correct an inadvertent oversight in the original act. FBI probes Gromyko meet to ratify It would \Jixon, put labor unions and corporations having government contracts others in on the same political activities. They would be allowed to conduct basis with Watergate nonpartisan voter-registration bribery tip agreement on arms limitations THURMONT, Md. (AP) - President foilowup on the arms agreements and signed a congressional resolution remain week, in the attending Washington area this to presidential campaigns among their members or stockholders and their families and establish and administer programs to solicit voluntary contributions to separate funds to be used for political (c) 1972 WASHINGTON STAR NEWS WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 and officials of the General - The FBI included such issues as treatment of approving the accompanying five-year Security xon played host to Soviet Foreign business and congressional matters and activities. Soviet Jews, trade and a proposed interim offensive-arms-limitation Services, a private guard firm, are nister Andrie Gromyko for an will not go on the campaign trail. Other corporations and unions not European security conference. agreement. investigating a report that some •might visit to Camp David Monday Among those invited to a working The entire agreement will go into working on government contracts now uniformed guards at the Watergate allowed to do that, but recent they prepared to put into effect dinner Monday night at Camp David, force at the White House ceremony, to are were "paid off' to permit many court rulings have questioned the toric arms-limitations agreements. nighttime entries of Democratic along with Gromyko, were Soviet which Cabinet members, congressmen, SN open The two leaders will formally Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and members house language of the new law as it affects holders of hovernment contracts. headquarters before five intruders change instruments of ratifications Secretary of State William P. Rogers, of the delegation that reached the were arrested there June 17. the White House East Room Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, Martin Dardis, chief investigator for national security adviser Henry A. agreement have been invited. Students interested in working for chairman of the House Administration mrsday morning with an array of Nixon met also on Monday with Dade County (Fla.). has told the Star - Kissinger, Secretary of Agriculture the State News invited to an open Committee which handled the existing p officials on hand. are Earl L. Butz and News he was informed of the alleged Secretary of Republican House leaders to pressure iy 3" The invitation to Camp Nixon and Gromyko David came met for 70 Commerce Peter B. Peterson. Butz helped negotiate the recent for congressional passage of a $250-billion ceiling on federal house at 8 p.m. Thursday in 128 Natural Science Bldg. Application for law, told the House that congress did not intend to put government payoffs by a Miami photo-equipment salesman last week. Beach inutes at the White House, beginning both the freelance and regular staffs contractors on a different basis with Dardis said the informant claimed WW, grain sale to the Soviet Union and spending for fiscal 1973. round of meetings. Peterson has will be available. Students are urged to to Political activities, he was told of the payoffs by one of engaged in trade It was at Camp David, in the aryland mountains, that President negotiations, including the question of John D. Ehrlichman, Nixon's chief bring" samples of previously published or He emPhasized «>at n° corporations unions may use their own funds for the Watergate burglary suspects whom informant identified only as & SILKY settlement of $11 billion in lend-lease wo the senhower and then Soviet Premier debts the Russians have owed since domestic adviser, said the President , .. political activities under any existing "Virgilio." Students may apply for membership ikita Khurshchev held meetings in World War II. "sees this vote as critically important" or proposed laws One of the five arrested June 17 is on the State News Board of Directors )59. A brief era of good feeling that At the ceremony Tuesday, Nixon in determining whether there will be Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford Virgilio Gonzales, a Cuban-born llowed the meeting became known until Friday. Petitions are available at Qf Michigan called the bill "good locksmith and former bodyguard to will sign a proclamation declaring the higher taxes next year. the "Spirit of Camp David." Presidential press secretary Ronald the State News Business Office, 345 legislation," but said he had a onetime Cuban President Grau San U.S.-Soviet nuclear-arms-limitation Under discussion Monday were a L. Ziegler said Nixon intends to Student Serivces Bldg. commitment not to support changes in Martin. imit 1 treaty into effect. On Saturday he Dupon) According to Dardis, "Virgilio" bought a quantity of photo equipment from the informant and during the transaction boasted that he and the Jnit studies faculty union flaws others had entered the Watergate office "40 to 50 times" by bribing guards employed by the private hftVP OnnP thpV Hrt 95-9/1 olas>tirtn rpcnnnrli security force assigned to protect the the fanutfv fWn faculty movrmay have. Once they Oct.23-24 election responded concerned that the faculty is not very Miller said, there will be too many- building. By TOM HAROLDSON become more organized they will meet favorably to the newly - formed Dardis refused well-informed of the collective minor issues flooding the union for the to identify his State News Staff Writer with any faculty member who wishes committee. informant. But he said the story, if bargaining process," Miller said. larger ones to get enough attention. to talk to them, Miller said. Sigmunt Nosow, campaign The committee discussed at its first "The problem then becomes what borne out, could explain the ease with Miller expected the committee to coordinator for the American Assn. ot which the intruders get into the offices Believing that a faculty union would meeting last week, where raises would will be negotiated - the small issues or grow from the 15 members it now has. University Professors (AAUP) said he of then Democratic National Chairman "more evil than good" the come from if the faculty enters into more important issues," he said. But the faculty will have to be better - welcomed the group because it will Lawrence F. O'Brien, and their failure ommittee of Concerned Faculty has collective bargaining. They expressed The committee is now studying informed if it is to understand some allow the faculty to hear all side of the to flee when they learned that locks Siun taking steps to make faculty concern that if the legislature does not collective bargaining at Central of the possible adverse effects of negative aspects of the union, he said. collective bargaining issue. they had secured with tape had been 'are respond to requests for faculty raises Michigan University where a faculty Miller siad there will be another "The faculty has a right to express union. the University might have to union exists. They hope to find out tampered with. ICKS Gerald Miller, discontinue small programs to meet how well collective bargaining works meeting Thursday night. Those views and oppose our opinion," he Dardis said that on the night of professor of interested in attending should contact said. June 17, the General Security Services •mmunication and a member of the raises. at an institution where it is already in him or Paul Varg, professor of history, Nosow said his organization has \ 44 Sffl committee, said the committee is In addition, the committee said, use. handled the objections to collective crew on duty underwent a change in he said. patrol routine because one of two ying to show aspects of a faculty collective bargaining will open the lion that may have been overlooked. The committee will conduct mass - Representatives of the two bargaining before and is sure the door to small minority groups and 10) 69 "Most of the committee are individual complaints. If this is done, mailing to answer question some of bargaining agents involved in the AAUP can answer them now. (continued on page nit 1 upon) N. Viets,VC Fear fact of life ig Store stage over By PETER ARNETT "American planes 70 kilometers out" says the authoritative female voice. Seven minutes later the voice again, AP Special Correspondent "American planes 50 kilometers out." 100 attacks Time plastic has wrapper, settled sealing over Hanoi in the past. like An old a Then the sirens wail. The people of Hanoi know that the bombers are within 40 kilometers (25 miles). Their eyes French tram clanks along the main street, bicycles meander search out the concrete bunkers built like cisterns into the SAIGON (AP) — Communist forces by. The few automobiles honking through the streets are streets. Air raid wardens push passersby into large shelters 'aged 100 hit - and run attacks relics from Soviet Union car lots. beside Reunification Lake in the heart of the city. - cross South Vietnam in a sudden Saigon has the tinsel veneer of a desert vacation boom of activity and U.S. Navy jets town. Flashy motorcycles, sporty cars, perfume, hair spray, A quiet settles over the city, broken by the staccato roar FWW TT ttacked a North Vietnamese rich, poor. of antiaircraft guns if the aircraft come over the city. Or shipyard maybe the all clear sounds. These capitals of the two Vietnams that have been at war FERINE Haiphong, the allied commands in Saigon does not have the benefit of an alert system. The ^igon with each other for nearly 20 years seem at first glance to reported Monday. needle-shaped Russian-made 122mm rockets that can spin HWASH have only one thing in common — Vietnamese people. But after a few days in each place another shared quality in from the countryside give no warning. No rockets have President Nguyen Van Thieu met in fallen on Saigon lately, but the memories of the Saigonese becomes apparent. It is fear. . 79' Wet session with xander M. Haig, President Nixon's Pecial envoy, to discuss Maj. Gen. Fear gnaws at Hanoi with the first squawks of a loudspeaker system hanging from each main intersection. are filled with the bad days of other years when as many as (continued on page 10) iti talks in Paris pon) events in Indochina. As the men ter lo-o inferred for 214 hours, Thieu j Store Only peated his regime's public positions WW "war and ation address read peace in a state of the for him at the pening session of South Vietnam's National Assembly. The series of apparently coordinated attacks, most of them 'lings of military posts or towns, were termed by one U.S. analyst as just continued harassment." But it Was ttle first time in more than two months that the North Vietnamese or jet Cong had launched so many The two wvnfl ■Widespread assaults. The tale of two cities is told in these pictures. North FFJNT Communist Vietnamese bicycle through the streets of Hanoi past mortar shells hit the ER CAP bulletin board with the picture of Ho Chi Minh. In i „ at K°mpot City in Cambodia. a 1970 photo from Saigon, a double line of •ivin°Ver"ment sP°kesman said nine a 5ff innn!" a'r, P^^igers were killed and „ . or persons wounded. The motorbikes Vietnams that are parked. The capitals of the two have been at war with each other for iti '»muSn?an sa'^ one mortar round hit a nearly 20 years share one quality. It is fear. AP Wirephoto pon) 10-8-72 laston 8 Air Commercial DC3 er Store only :rewm8°r en P'ane 88 'anded. However, of other planes reaching WUUI 'continued on page 10) 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, 1972 Michiga' BriTTtPTLftVoter signup nears r« nprrip pai k'imq By DEBBIE CALKINS „ . Complex from 4:45 - Vp.n p.m. .t nt»mnc at Okemos Central fvntml roaistpred registered to to check check said. deadline *° volunteer to volunteer to help myh MYpi summary State News Staff Writer Wednesday the registrars School, corner of Okemos Wednesday's classified Paquet added that register voters should WARK £ students should register in 332-3561 or Students With the rriuaj will be at dinner lines from Mt. Hope roads, and at the section of the State News fg, „.face deb for a display ad which will their in East Lansing or McGovern at 351-4716 registration deadline for the 4:45 - 7 p.m. in Snyder. Haslett Middle School, 1535 ent Nixo 7 Franklin Road. list of those who Meridian Township further information. Nov. election Phillips, Mason, Abbot and names ship in approaching, Michigan Hubbard halls. made mistakes on their precincts rather than in MYPI is speech • Friday from 6 - 8 p.m. especially registration forms. If these towns because need of volunteers to Youth Politics Institute Registration sites for at the Donley School, 2961 their home signut ngton. th (MYPI) this week has set up Thursday dinner lines from Lake Lansing Road . people are not contacted they "will know more about persons in black and „f surveys series of locations foi 4:45 Jim Paquet, coordinator and the mistakes are not candidates running here Chicano areas in Thomas a • 7 p.m. will be in Unsin. voters to sign up. Holden, McDonel, Holmes for MYPI, has asked all corrected, they will not be than at home." where over 3,000 people an fending t* Today deputy votei and Shaw halls and from 5 - people who have already able to vote Nov. 7, Paquet Persons who would like still unregistered. registrars will be at the Ped 8 p.m. at Spartan Village Cedar School in University School in Spartan Village. "During her terms in the Village from 5 ■ 8p.m. Meridian Township MIS $1,110 debt fund Senate, her voting record on during football ticket deputies will be registering consumer-type legislation has been nothing but bad. To put exchange at Jenison Fieldhouse; and at dinner lines in Campbell, Yakeley, voters from 5 Thursday and 5 - 8 p.m. - 9 Friday at the Meridian Mall. p.m. causes someone with that kind of East Akers halls and Brody Other F registration sites anticonsumer record in charge and dates for Meridian is like letting the fox watch the chickens." Applications Township voters are: • Today from 6 - 9 p.m. at Cor.iell School (Cornell for POWs to ,newyo' Applications are now Road south of M 43), and replete with Harold Julian - WARREN (UPI) - a printer, a design firm and welcome, the series to the fund. His 'news sh available for openings on Wilkshire School on travel agent as of last brass band, a key to the city actual contribution Michigan legislative director the All University Student Prisoners of war (POWs) a w YORI Academic Way in Haslett. week, its chairman said and a testimonial dinner on closer to 10 per cent. languishing in North a quarte for the UA W J u diciary ( A US J). -Wednesday from 6 Vietnamese camps may Sunday. his return from an Army Puerto R Applications be p.m. at the Wardcliff School See story page 5 remember former inmate Sexton, 24, the fund's hospital in Denver, but also Last week he said, "I in New V obtained in 339 Student on Wardcliff Drive and at feu John Sexton who returned honorary chairman, has had gifts in mind. Sexton 10 per cent was more Services Bldg. — and must the Murphy School, 1875 even been asked to finance received a new Corvette and than in esse here to a hero's welcome enough. If I could give all be returned no later than Lake Lansing Road. last October. some of the trustees' bills, modest cash gifts. quesl my money right now an Oct. 13. • Thursday from 6 But none of them will to which he's replied, "I When he heard of all the eving P"' get the prisoners out, p unity » get any assistance from don't feel it's my moral hoopla, Sexton told his ever gladly do it. But they want hi a fund he and his friends obligation.' friends he felt a little me to finance t t0 1 It all started when his awkward about things the started last year to aid accepting (the trustees) ran up bill them, because it's in debt family and well-wishers got "charity" even if it was for. I don't feel seven credits it's my $1,110 and will soon be word of Sexton's release well-meant. moral obligation." rovi U.S. admits 1,000 Asians dissolved. after two years' That's when the idea of for the new semester MIA The Sgt. Sexton Fund for (Missing in action) and imprisonment. Not only did they plan to the Sexton fund was bron. His friends called hini at Sexton currently receive government disabilit; ocul POW Aid owed the money to present him with a red carpet Fitzsimmons Army Hospital payments and lives with his The faci The State Dept. announced Monday that the family. where he was recuperating A freshman a irinted, I United States will admit up to 1,000 stateless and told him they were Macomb Communit; aid he Asians who have been forced to leave 1. THE FIRST SEX. Elizabeth Gould Davis College until last Marci ametime t Uganda by An eye- going to set up a fund in his opening report on the superiority of women over when he dropped out after The list Nixon still Nov. 8. name to help other tops men. Could well become the handbook of the Charles W. Bray 3rd the department women's movement. $1.45 prisoners. breaking his arm at a loca awrence spokesman roller-skating rink, Sexton cheduled said that Atty. Gen. Richard H. "I guess I'd have to say Kleindienst had 2. THE LEAVES OF SPRING: Schizophrenia. Fam¬ restarted classes thi 'It shou that the fund failed to decided to use his parole authority to allow the stateless Ugandans to be admitted without going ily and Sacrifice. Aaron Esterson. A look at the deeper levels of an insane family's life. By the co¬ author, with R. D. Laing, of Sanity, Madness and the statewide polls achieve its purpose," said Dr. John Dimitry, September and captains hit neighborhood team. bowlii acuity el& 13-24 eleci hey want s through the normal, time-consuming visa Family. $1.25 president of Macomb procedures. County Community College 3. THE IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE. Edited by Thomas C. Wheeler. Nine prominent writers—all im¬ DETROIT (UPI) - The biggest change and chairman of the fund. migrants or closely descended from immigrants- Polls taken statewide in occurred in the undecided 'I take the blame for it Candidate E. Germany eases rules express "the anguish of becoming American." $1.25 4. BOYHOOD WITH GURDJIEFF. Fritz Peters. In this recent addition to The Penguin Metaphysical August and September show virtually no change in the percentage of registered vote, which moved from 8 to 11 per cent over the month Nixon went from 54 being added, Dimit unsuccessful," ^ the »trustees he to discuss "-1 I East voters favoring President to 52 Germany has agreed to a new procedure Library, the author recalls four boyhood years spent in France at Gurdjieff's Institute for the Harmonious Nixon per cent, wh.le would make d the represent! or his rival McGovern s enabling West Berliners to visit East Berlin and East support deficit the bi„s and Development of Man. The book is both a picture of a McGovern. rican Fe Germany on the day of their choice, a city spokesman reported Monday. great spiritual leader and a primer on the inner edu¬ cation of sensitive young people. $1.45 The conducted latest by poll, Market decreased from 38 to 37 per cent. The sample in dissolve the fund." Sexton, who says he has platform r..pal Co September 798 voters, He said that beginning today West Berliners 5. THE BIOCRATS. Gerald Leach. An eye-opening Opinion Research and which was carried a sampling ac^pt"e"d 'n7 mone'y foi? A general meeting to plai ICME) will look at revolutionary new developments in reported in the Detroit speaking at public of the MS may apply for a multiple visiting permit good for biology error of plus or minus 3.5 the campaign platform and medicine—and at their ethical implications. News Saturday, gave Nixon gatherings, received $5,000 . (MSUE eight visits beyond the wall into the East. $1.95 per cent, the News said. for a series of syndicated Dave Brinn, Human Right a margin of 15 percentage lesday in <^rice such an appttcation is approved, an 6. COUNTER-COURSE: A Handbook tor Course points in the third week of THiat's after three rsp„per articles he party candidate board of tWlstees, will be for th n on the individu^may makefile visits on the day he Criticism. Edited by Trevor Pateman. Sixteen arti¬ September, compared to a campaign stopsTn Michigan coauthored this year, (ctive ba cles attacking the ruling-class bias of 16 per cent spread between 8 p.m., Tuesday in 38 am clerical-tei chooses with a pass handed to him on the basis of university by both McGovern and his In a statement at the time courses as they are now being taught. $3.75 the two in the last week of 39 Union. ers. his earlier application. running mate, Sargent Sexton said he would turn MSU i 7. RADICAL PERSPECTIVES IN THE ARTS. Edited August. Shriver, since the first poll. over half of the money from by Lee Baxandall. Essays-by Herbert Marcuse, Anyone who appears i to Har Jean-Paul Sartre, Fidel Castro, and others—examin¬ the meeting can take part ctor oi ing the arts in relation to capitalism, class values, the discussion and plannii icil 7 last POCOCK's Russia sees shortage patronage and property, communism, freedom of expression, and the future. $2.45 PERTINENT the east Room of the platform, Brinn said enging him Among the top blic debafc FACTS Tuesday's Feature Dinner discussed will b Dept. of Agriculture said Monday the Soviet surveillance and the keepin Union probably will have to import large quantities of names by the campu of grain next year in order to meets its Re_incidental fees; a textbook allowance and the A bill to bar unauthorized visits mure int,rmrtion- mail in the today. North Vietnam was rejected by Americans to >7, ff®r° future off the ground. r 7 11 free- Enro11 ,n the Air Force ROTC, coupon and get your Monday amid charges it could let the President by the House New Jerscy'call ^g962V2803 block trips by journalists and families of I U.S. AIR FORCE RECRUITING SERVICE prisoners-of-war. DIRECTORATE OF ADVERTISING (RSAV) ^^^^^^2-NR-102 j The measure was beaten under j RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, TEXAS 78148 procedures | Please send me more information on Air Force ROTC 2-year proKi requiring approval by two-thirds of the —Date of Birth— Sex congressmen voting. The vote was 229 to 141 in favor of the bill - 18 votes short of 247 needed for passage under the Cone makes fabrics people live in. procedure used for House consideration. However, backers possibly could steps requiring just a bring up the bill later under simple majority for passage. j Soc. Sec.#.. •Tax a_sch(^ysiup in_AirForce ROTC. >er 3, I97J State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, 1972 3 Michigan 5 help mypi should WAKK McGovern repeats call for debate N.J.i (AP) Renewing his demands for campaign speech, he noted that Eagleton has been' reform." He contended he has held to steady course on such Mayor Kenneth Gibson at 10,000 and by local police at between 6,000 and 8,000. Sen. George McGovern said Monday campaigning for him and said, "We can ill afford to debate a Students 551-4716 k^ixorT in has given the American history. United States the worst this issue while death continues to stalk the face of Indochina and our own nation deteriorates under the worst matters, in Congress with the President, man of no constant principle except who he said is "a opportunism and They heard a repeated Nixon administration favors McGovern allegation that the "greedy special interests." tion • ihi,),nh to editors of United Press International in leadership in our national history." political manipulation." The Democratic nominee was joined on the platform by 'specially S^C the Democratic presidential nominee took As for criticism of his own credibility for changes in his After the speech, McGovern flew to Newark where he Rep. Peter W. Rodino of Newark, Rep. Frank Thompson of fers to signup spoke at a rally in the city's downtown Military Park. Trenton, and by New Jersey and Essex County Democratic black an, 'f0n's furvevs Rowing showing him in trouble over the dropping tax ' and1 welfare " programs, McGovern declared "I have nev Many students from a nearby branch of Rutgers leaders. "> 0 mas Thomas Th F. Eagleton as his running mate. " 1 deceived the people of this country and I have not ducked University swelled the crowd, estimated by Democratic Unsinfe * ' the hard issues of war and peace, military spending or tax After the rally, McGovern had a private luncheon With JO people an that decision for the first time in a general Mort Pye, editor of The Newark Star-Ledger, and made a series of private fund-raising efforts in New York before a dinner there Wednesday night. MSHIIK NEW YORKERS? In his Washington speech, McGovern hit at what he termed "the corruption of the Nixon era," accusing the rid administration of corrupting basic principles by continuing the Vietnam war, or corrupting the Constitution in efforts to bully some of the press into docile submission and of corrupting the political process by refusal to discuss Puerto Ricans question census campaign issues. The White House says President Nixon is too busy to debate, but he has had plenty of time for fund-raising luncheons and dinners, McGovem said. He returned to his NEW YOKK TIMES government. They contend money. latter estimate was made by the 812,000 figure is not a Many Puerto Ricans, SKRVICI. however, would like all argument that the President "is afraid not so much of me, ie fund. NEWS that there was a drastic Yet the Census Bureau, Nick Lugo, Jr., national real count of all. The bureau but of the people. ibution was YORK How undercount of Puerto which has a different executive director of the did not feel that it had generations counted. "He must realize that if he is forced to tell what he really cent. , quarter-million or Ricans here jn the 1970 definition of Puerto Rican Migration Division of Puerto enough funds to tabulate The issue, therefore, is has in store, there will be little doubt of the outcome in Puerto Ricans simply ^,^5 stock than the community Rico's Dept. of Labor. each Pureto Rican. Its total, that many Puerto Ricans November." 1 said, "I New York City. They say that the low leaders do, is standing by its therefore, was a projection want to be considered as a s more than n essence is the count severely injures their figures, which, therefore, Even a "neutral" agency based on a 15 per cent homogenous, McGovern said Nixon can choose the format, the place, >uld give political "clout" and their will remain the official such as the New York State sample of areas where racially-integrated group in and the time for debates. McGovern has repeatedly sought question order to (it now Puerto Rican chances for obtaining count until the 1980 census. Dept. of Labor had put the Puerto Ricans were thought improve their unsuccessfully to force Nixon to debate him. ers out, leaders sufficient federal economic number of Puerto Ricans in to live. political and economic in Washington, Nixon's press secretary, Ronald L. federal aid such as antipoverty When the bureau the city at 1,050,000. prospects. But the Census it they w to the Ziegler, told newsmen Nixon is attending to his official announced earlier this year In addition, the Census Bureau considers them as if business while Congress continues in session. things that the official count of How could so many Bureau tabulates Puerto they were another ran up bills Ziegler rejected any suggestion that the President is traditional eel it' rovost to release New York City residents of Puerto Rican birth and Puerto Ricans disappear? De Leon commented: "If Ricans just Italian-origin, as it does Irish-origin European nationality that presumably hiding out, saying that probably more than any other chief executive Nixon has been out over the country during parentage in 1970 was a bit you don't believe Puerto and other "foreign stock" assimilates by the third his term meeting with local and state leaders and explaining ntly receiva disability acuity salary list less than $812,000 there were cries of dismay and Ricans are you don't important — if take them ethnic groups. It counts only those residents who generation. his programs. ives with The faculty salary list for this year is now being derision from Puerto Rican seriously — then there's no were born in Puerto Rico or De Leon and a dozen eshman rioted. Provost John Cantlon said Monday. He community leaders. big deal about trying to who at least had one parent other Puerto Rican Tne State News is published by the students of m m unity aid he hopes to have the list distributed count all of them." born there — in other community leaders joined in Michigan State University every class day during Fall, last March ometime this week or next. Their own estimates had words, only the first two a strongly worded petition Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays ed out The list missed the Sept. 15 deadline because ranged from 1-million to A major point of generations of Puerto to accuse the Census Bureau and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special T) at a local awrence Jennings, asst. budget officer, who was 1,300,000. The former contention is the Ricans residing here. The of a lackadaisical Welcome Week edition is published in September. ink, Sexton •heduled to proofread the list, was seriously ill. estimate was suggested by disagreement between the growing number of performance and worse. Subscription rate is $16 per year. asses thii It should be out for distribution before the Candido De Leon, president bureau and the Hispanic third-generation "Puerto They said that the Member Associated Press, United Press International, captains acuity election," he said, referring to the Oct. of Hostos Community leaders on the definition of Ricans" are simply "deficient and unconcerned Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., d bowli 13-24 election when the faculty will decide if _ College, a branch of New wire a "Puerto Rican." Another considered unhyphenated way in which the count was Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press want a bargaining unit on campus or not. S York's'cFty^UniVersUy; the point of controversy is that mainlanders. made" amounted to a Assn. "contemptuous and Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. disdainful attempt" to Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services Jate exclude Puerto Ricans from Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, Z-T issue to undergo debate their full rights as citizens. Michigan, 48823. Phones: cuss that be informed If MERC refuses to hold News/Editorial 355-8252 five C-Ts stated that "there we can representative of the voters at the October 12-13 a hearing on the protest Classified Ads 355-8255 rican Federation of are many of us who need clerical-technical election. filed by AFSCME last week, Display Advertising 353-6400 m County and AFSCME over a local more information about We know you want to the union will go to court Business Office 355-3447 pal Employes employes association. AFSCME and MSUEA so "I'm very pleased with provide us with all the facts seeking a restraining order Photographic 355-8311 CME) will debate the _______________ to block the October the interest shown and the we need to vote." Jting to plai of the MSU Employes election, Schmidt said. platform (MSUEA) at 5:30 initiative of these five C-Ts in trying to clarify all the Tickets from AFSCME hopes to hear the Michigan The union favors iman Right lesday in 38 and 39 including students, te for on the benefits of issues by inviting both the Tickets for the Weather Employment Relations association and the union to Commission (MERC) before part-time and temporary s, will be tive bargaining for Report concert will be on debate," Schmidt said. ■Wednesday on the union's employes in the C-T r in 38 am clerical-technical (C-T) sale today at the Union. "Obviously, in order to protest of the bargaining bargaining unit while the Tickets are $4 with a association and the MSU C-Ts sent really clarify what will serve unit defined for C-Ts by the a limited quantity available. administration exclude the best interest of MSU association and the MSU appears ram to Harold Schmidt, The concert will be held at C-Ts and C-Ts throughout administration. workers in these categories. take part of AFSCME 8 p.m. Oct. 13 in the Union nd plani icil 7 last Wednesday the state, I will be there," Ballroom and is sponsored Schmidt said. , e Brinn said will topi inging him to appear in blic debate to explain The telegram from the by Pop Entertainment and the Union Board. Are you still the keepin he campu Jniversity' usiness reading lority issue ment in the nyone who the way your degree. parents read? In the first grade, when you were taught week and finish each page in 31 seconds. to read Run Spot Run." you had to read it At 3.000 words per minute, you'll be able to read the 447 page novel The God* ISRAEL PHILHARMONIC HE out loud. Word-by word, l ater, m the second grade, you were asked to read silently. But lather in 1 hour and 4 minutes. Zubin Mehta Conducting Miss J's button-down These are documented statistics based you couldn't do it. jumper goes the extra length You stopped reading out loud, but you continued to say every word to yourself. on the results of the 450.000 people who have enrolled in the Evelyn Wood course university series (A) Chances are. you're doing it right now. since its inception in 1959. for a look that's long on I he course isn't complicated. There This means that you read only as fast as you talk. About 250 to 300 words per nie no machines There are no notes to fashion We like its minute. (Guiness' Book of World Records take. 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Michigan 48075, 313-353-5111 (COLLECT) PUBLIC: MSU $7.50, 6.50, 4.00 STUDENTS: $3.75, 3.25, 2.00 MICHIGAN TRB FROM WASHINGTON O TATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Lee Lockwood High By RICHARD LEE STROUT court nine ideal & ^SlP % advertising manager There is years ago as well as it can to modern two justices and is likely to appoint if re-elected, possibly the appointee, unanimous himself , some question whether the concepts and technology? The court is more opinion % ElilW ^! £ Charlie Cain, managing editor decisions of the Supreme Court the hinge on the door of the most important stake in the election. modified school busing which N Uph j I fl»Utf3?T7i v* Mr Bill Holstein, campus editor would be constitutional if Perry Constitution; it can open a little now They form a remarkably cohesive, finds so disappointing. mm* Bill Whiting, city editor Lippitt didn't wear a swallowtail coat. and then to let new concepts enter. conservative bloc. In the 67 ^j| cases And here in his Labor Judy Yates, editoral editor He's the marshal who bawls out where the four participated, the chief Day SI_ Nixon is attacking Justice Mike Cody, copy chief "Oyez, Oyez, Oyez!" just after the Those nine men with the justice and Justices Blackmun, Powell all people, the P0W(!jl Gary Scharrer, sport seditor nine black-robed justices pop in silver-haired chief justice, 5-feet, and Rehnquist voted togeter in 54. man from the J through the red velour curtains in their 11-inches, in the center, are stiking Does this record satisfy Mr. Nixon? No region which the Senate was supnl to condemn. The justice Greek marble temple, and tells personalities — Douglas with his — the court "is as balanced as I have had| Seven-time recipient of t le Pacemaker award for anybody who has business with this heart-pacer, the eldest (73); Rehnquist had opportunity to make it," he says audacity to reject a plea from Au J outstanding journalism. body to coine on up and transact it. with his odd record on civil rights, the compacently and notes that there have Georgia, to ban school busing. " Powell decision leaves Yes, it's that time again; the high court youngest (47). Rehnquist testified been "several 5-4 decisions." The no do whatever that only the EDITORIALS is back. God save the United States before the Phoenix aty Council in implication is,"give me more time." antibul and this honorable court! 1964 that black people should not be With two more negative votes The legislation I have proposed will job," Nixon told the nation. djj permitted in the drug stores of New York Times would have been ■ Can anybody deny the puissance of Phoenix. To be sure, he was only 39, Housing banned from printing the Pentagon What are these proposals which! o this awesome tribunal? The Pentagon Papers went to the Supreme Court; the Democrats' credentials row went to and told the Senate changed his mind, for he had not later understood at that time how seriously he had Papers and freedom of the have altered in America. Who knows what Nixon can do in four more years. press would House will consider in its days? A noted frantic M ConstitutiJ needs student the the Supreme Court; the procedure of Ellsberg trial went to it; so did minority groups took these rights. Nobody doubts Rehnquist's ability Fortunately there is another factor authority, Yale's Alexander Gici analyzes them in a low-keyed articJ "The New Republic." He busing and what not. Can any and if he serves as long as Douglas (33 at work; when Oliver Wendell Holmes finds | The proposed East Lansing student off-campus housing, the sophisticated person miss the point attempt "to control the SuptJ years so far) he will still be ruled adversely to President Teddy Court. the very foundation housing ordinances offer a city council should see that at that the Supreme Court in the final interpreting his version of civil rights Roosevelt in a case that latter growled . . ofl analysis is a legislative tribunal in A.D. 2005. power of judicial review." Never! welcome tough-line policy least one student is included in applying the great thundering that he could carve a stronger says, "in my judgement" has the co backbone out of a banana. "It's very against landlords, but still lack the group. After all, students principles of a document written 200 Nixon has appointed four of the been presented "with quite | difficult to know what a new member adequate consideration for occupy at least half of the city s will be like until he's there for five or challenge embodied in the House bil student tenants. dwelling units. ten years because few new members . ." It strikes at Marbury v. itself. Hitherto Bickel says, he Madi] Under the proposed The commission also would have been free and J independent regarded Nixon as "an instututiol ordinances a regulatory establish the maintenance before," Justice Douglas told Eric and constitutional conservative." commission of nine would standards for rental units which Sevareid in their TV interview the this is not conservatism, other day. "All the layers of represent city residents, landlords must meet before a proposals, he says, "are recklej prejudices of clients have been peeled landlords, tenants, homeowners rental licenses is issued. This radical," they undertake "to alter! off, and there the man is. . . . It takes balance of and elderly persons. The provision would insure better time." power between fl commission would enforce and quality housing but could lead to judiciary and the political institute of the federal government." Nixon has outlined pretty supervise housing, building and higher rents. To combat this, a clearly the kind of court he wants, but he is So that's it. "Law and order" zoning codes and make studies rent control mechanism should already suffering disappointments and cc down to sidestepping and recommendations to the be included in the ordinances, says so. He wants a court that won't independence of the courts. Nj]| city. The ordinances also change weaken "the peace forces as against says he wants "strict" construction! the criminal forces in our Mayor Wilbur Brookover, who the definition of a family to society" he he wants a judge who "should! said in 1968, and repeated it in his will appoint representatives to include two unrelated individuals twist or bend the Constitution. . acceptance speech. He wants judges the housing commission with living together as a family. Under "who would recognize that the first perpetuate his personal, political J social views;" but what he i city council approval, should a provision in the ordinance only civil right of every American is to be means is that he wants somebody J recommend changes in the one family and two unrelated free from domestic violence." This will agree with his own social \ provision to allow for more individuals may reside in the sounds fine; do we know what it And he is willing to use Congressl student voice in housing matters. same living unit in a single family means? When the Senate rejected the polarize passions in an ele The commission does not residence zone, making four the uninspiring. G. Harrold Carswell the campaign. President pique charged that it would specify whether a University maximum of unrelated not confirm anyone who "had the We don't thi student or staff member should individuals allowed to live misfortune of being born in the Congress will pass the be represented on the board. together. South" and that it had been or the court lose its independence "regional Since the decisions of the Even though there are waiver discrimination." (The Senate, of we have been around a long time J commission afffect much of procedures, this section not only course, readily confirmed Lewis these things worry us. Congress 3 Powell of Virginia.) lost initiative in 50 years, infringes on the individual's right put its own house in order, but seems virtually But once you name a court executive has you enlarged. Congress in can't be sure of it. Voting unenforceable. The court unanimously, 8-0 (with Rehnquist not now even turn purse-string power oJ It also is possible rent could be to the White House to fix a spend! All students who have moved participating), tossed out Attorney limit, letting the President pick increased by this provision. Rent General Mitchell's a anywhere on or off campus since outrageous choose his vetoes. We'd hate to < may have been previously . . . contention that he had "inherent the courts cowed, too. registering to vote should contact divided between five or six power" to wiretap suspected domestic the city clerk's office at Persons but with the passage of subversives without a warrant. Again, THE NEW REPUBLIC 337-1731 to register a precinct Chief Justice Burger, Nixon's the ordinances rent could only (c) Harrison-Blaine of New Jersey, In change. be split four ways, increasing A student who has moved should make this change known each individual's share, POINT OF VIEW To help deal with the before 8 p.m. Friday. Students uniqueness of East Lansing's who move after Friday should housing problems, an open Housing proposal needs work vote in their former precinct and meeting to discuss the proposed notify poll workers of the change ordinance will be held at 7:30 election day. p.m. tonight in the Hannah Notification of precinct Middle School Auditorium, By HOUSING TASK FORCE changes will make work easier Support for changes in the Coalition for Human Survival r.ccess to adequate housing, with ordinances in detail for the past year, to the commission. for the clerk's office and will reasonable rents and living conditions. we conclude that we cannot do so ordinance must be voiced tonight If the at Given the shortage of low pnd make voting more convenient for objective of the proposed city we would be first to endorse their this time for the following reasons: to keep building conditions up housing in the city and people's housing ordinances were to help insure passage. After conducting our own Given the inflated rent structure of students. and rents down. that all tenants in East Lansing had right to have equal access to whatl survey research and studying the this city, we maintain that regulation available, we are firmly opposed t< of maintenance standards must be tied attempts to regulate the type i| to some form of rent control. household that occupies a particull JANE SEABERRY The bulk of the proposed ordinances focus on upgrading the rental unit through the city : ordinance. quality of living conditions, chiefly Both the existing and proposed dl through licensing procedures and Black zoning ordinances attempt to regu' league periodic inspection. However, it seems the number of unrelated adults w! likely to us that the costs of bringing can occupy a particular rental hcusii existing housing up to licensing unit in certain areas of the city. 1 standards would be passed on to believe that the enforcement of su Well sports fans, you'll be tenants in the form of even higher ordinances here, both physically and in spirit. actually involved. If the games were think we had total participation from can only lead to the furth witnessing another exciting season of rents. If we are to avoid With so many blacks scattered expanded possibly to football and students last year. It built up. It was a placing our "ghettoization" of the youl Black United Front low and fixed income tenants at a (BUF) basketball throughout the campus, the games maybe baseball that would involve gradual thing. In the beginning, not community, to the benefit of tho this year. further disadvantage, the city must who central apartment complexes. offer a meeting place, recreation, even more students. As it stands, there that many people showed up. But later Again, you'll be amazed by the character building, and more begin to study the feasibility of a We do endorse the city's efforts are even cheerleading squads from when we started winning, more started flexible rent control system. grace, style and speed of old players as each residence hall. regulate more closely security depo importantly, respect for each other. coming. Especially in the game against Control of the proposed well as the new. Cheerleaders will Players respect players, spectators The Black Action Committee of Holden." housing and leasing conditions, as well as t bring back a touch of old high school Holmes Hall provided the uniforms for commission is u basic question to us respect spectators and everyone For those not so athletically principle of licensing rental units of days with spirited cheers and those respects everyone else. the Holmes basketball and Clearly, if we hope to bring about classes. If the basic question of tl obscene chants. Remember? inclined, there is always fun watching a redress of bargaining power between Since basketball has been a favorite cheerleading squads wnich were friends perform layups, jump shots "composition of the proposed housi Those games will bring together tenants and landlords there is a need sport among black people for quite a designed by a black resident of the and fancy dribbling. Even turnovers commission can be resolved to o black students to insure that a vfrorr nearly each while it is only natural that a black hall. and losses aren't so bad. majority of satisfaction, then we see no reason «1 residence hall on campus, even West commissioners be tenants; the basketball league would be started. There is a need for total And finally, the season is wrapped t'lese particular sections could not I Circle. category "tenant" of course includes a participation among bl?ck students on up with semi-finals, finals and wide range of city residents from passed, largely unchanged. Howevi Ben Mitchell, coach of the Holmes But perhaps it shouldn't stop there. this campus. The league is one way of we cannot support measures f Hall team, like most coaches, Many of us enjoy watching the championship games. Emmons Hall elderly retired people to off-campus doing this. was the champion last year, but if Ben students. We further recommend that regulating maintenance standards predicted victory for his squad. varsity team, but only a few of the "We have a pep club to rental "The starting team is very good. We hundreds of students on help Mitchell has anything to do with it, a research and administrative staff be housing unless it is combim campus are everyone get involved," Mitchell said. "I with some method of played a scrimmage game and beat this year's finish will be different. provided which is directly responsible regulating tl rent structure as well. Emmons, last year's champs," Mitchell said. It seems, Lieutenant, that someone TWO CENTS WORTH As coach, Mitchell sets up the has been and plays falsifying bombing regulates practice sessions. The ~ records . . Holmes team practices at least 3 times a week at one of the intramural buildings. Their first game is Monday night. Traffic rules But many ask, "Why a separate To the Editor: black league? The University has made I would like to express a concern Freedom Report. Now I find that the provisions for intramural sports for all that there may not really be such a policy has" residence hall members." thing as student rights. I will start by changed. The Student Facull Well Mitchell feels that the giving the background on how I Judiciary has only the power I existence of a separate league helps became involved in a struggle for a recommend a change and thereto build up pride among black students in cannot assure that a change will occii light. each residence hall. I would like to see more studen "It helps build momentum in the A year ago I received start a ticket for questioning this policy. dorm among black people. The driving on campus one Saturday night. Student Faculty Judiciary will ' restrictions of IM rules hinders us. This was a time when any nonstudent trying to determine just how :"" We're used to playing a rougher had no extra restrictions other game. than power it does have. Their way is considered a jive basic traffic laws. I was game." supposed to In effect the whole meaning of Indeed it does just that — build up have a registration. Academic Freedom Report will I tj momentum. A large portion of the By the end of spring term I had decided on. It will be either a list i black population on campus attended ideals of student the games in the hot, gotten the Student Faculty Judiciary rights (as it in effe steamy, smelly to rule that is), or it will be an effective means1 gyms and cheered their 'cams. requiring students to have It is one of the very few a permit to drive on campus when protecting students with an effectii important times when black students are together nonstudents are unrestricted (as to judiciary. fees and places to park) was Mark Scripter inconsistent with the Academic Laingsburg sophomore Sept. 29,1972 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, 1972 5 OONESBURY by Garry Trudeau HIKE. J feel- v&v Jve 0EEH STfijppgp OF Hu. feeung tod/9y. My NE'we ENDINGS ARE FAOo Consumer rep blasted "m s PLCASE, ANO CHAFFED, F)ND My EMOT/ONAL U)rtPSCAF>e for past voting record H!K€, IT'S * Ft 5PeCJfU, & AS 06VUfOtf AS 7H£~ wrote e&pcNvve ClM.UM$Tf)NC£l \60B/ P655ZT 5n uPho|| C"\ PVPIL £. \ which £ 60 ftiMW By LINDA WERFELMAN legislative director for the Thursday. during California grape State News Staff Writer UAW, said. "To put UAW o f f icials boycotts, Julian charged. bor Day "There's whole list of N. Lorraine Beebe, the someone with that kind of complained to Gov. Milliken a stice PoweU that Beebe's appointment bills that she voted the newly appointed executive anticonsumer record from the director of the Michigan would not help Michigan wrong way on when she was te was charge is like letting the fox suppd Consumers Council, will be watch the chickens." consumers, "but Milliken in the state Senate," he said. ustice had She also supported bills "on the wrong side of many The consumers council is still contends that she will a from ... consumer issues," a a state office responsible for do the right thing," Julian proposing increases in 'I busing, 2£CED7mv favorite \ representative of the receiving consumer said. interest on small loans and ves no wm\ / HOCKEY TEAM \ Michigan United Auto complaints, sponsoring A representative of the cutbacks in Medicaid the an Jd » DlPN'T 00 TOO UJELU LAST / Workers said Monday. consumer education consumers council said the payments, he added. and providing Beebe and representatives WEAR... "During her terms in the programs governor would have no real state Senate, her voting information and testimony power to reverse the of the governor's office record on the on consumer legistation. appointment, adding that were not available for consumer-type legislation Beebe's appointment was the legislative council of the -comment Monday, has been nothing but bad," announced last month and consumers council had Harold Julian, Michigan is scheduled to take effect chosen Beebe. Julian disagreed, arguing Vocation agency that the nine members of the Consumers Council had to hold meeting chosen Beebe and that a ,e ?eps LANSING, (UPI) - battle of ■ the Mortgage ... It's ■ , and middle-income built by the state. , . housing _ that that cent to stt 88 are nor per on /.out oi cent, 27 per some sort >u>r of ner per cent hear simulation. cent stipulation, already passed the House and is awaiting final action has has lower than lower market, than one ontheooen one on the open In addition, families in "We've 'We've ant got ho moderate income families in this housing." to to have have Milliken followed deciding vote. Beebe's appointee the anticonsumer attitude was relected had governor's instructions in casting the Vocations Change will p.m. today group's national for meet at in Cafeteria. Members of the organization will be present Social 8:30 Snyder Housing authority public assistance ranging ankers Assn. against the statistics show that 88 per from Aid to Dependent in the Senate. the lowest income brackets He said there is opposition to fair housing to discuss jobs to Uchigan State Housing Children (ADC) to old age However, the real issue are given a government legislation, compensation accomplish social change. cent of the persons living in opposition to the 15 per For information call evelopment Authority in its houses and apartments assistance. The other 12 per may be in the definition of subsidy to help make cent low income because more 353-4344. legislature this week are low-income persons. Of cent earn moderate low and moderate income. payments. Helmbrecht the authority must be kept who would live in low incomes. The housing authority said the authority keeps the flexible, considers families earning moderate income of Other statistics show that those units under from $4,000 to $9,000 going to balance the low program «u. ... . .. nrJJfJ,s '*,e stafrt of„a ... Finally a car with drive slated J a s really construction, 7,435 are for annually to be low income income housing projects „ oy low-income 1,173 families are and for while the mortgage bankers put the figure at $1,500 to Sift integrati0" 3rd authority ' °"e style and quality o help Viet kids moderate-income However, families. the Mortgage $5,000. authority The housing considers moderate-income families to Halls to feature Bankers Assn. claims only 4 East Lansing political figure Mickey Davis is organizing be ecological toy drive for Vietnamese children for Jan. 1, per cent of the housing earning from $9,000 to said Monday. available is for low income $15,000. families, with another 8 per One spokesman for the volunteers to go into the community McGovern film Davis is seeking jeking toys and donations, to contact manufacturers and cent used by ADC housing authority said the recipients. bankers association was mobilize churches as collecting centers. Davis said he is doing research on ecological toys for his The association says the "obviously playing with Speakers and films on Sen. George McGovern are rest is used by figures to prove their point. scheduled in residence halls in the coming lajor in child psychology. His research will explore shifting moderate-income and "A four-member family weeks, Claude he emphasis in children's toys away from military training Hersh, an MSU coordinator of Students for McGovern, said oward more "human, heart - centered activities," he said. middle-income families. earning $8,000 a year is not recently. The toys will be shipped to Vietnam by the Red Cross, "We contend this earning a moderate Shelly Lewis, guest - speaker coordinator, named local )avis added. program to subsidize income," he said. political figures, Lynn Jondahl, George Griffiths, George mid die-income families "These people are in a meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday second floor Colburn and M. Robert Carr as scheduled speakers. Volunteers may ibby. S. Case Hall. discriminates against low income bracket and are In conjunction with the speakers, a 30 - minute film on Saab from Sweden existing homeowners in the given housing as such, McGovern will also be shown, she added. state as well as presenting The housing program Hersh said their publicity depends heavily on leaflets. unfair competition to the allows low and "With only a $250 publicity allotment for the 6th S3ik private sector including moderate-income families to District, there's not much you can do with it," he said. banks, savings and loan buy h°mes at low interest There are McGovern tables located at Berkey, Wells and associations, mortgage rates since the state, which Bessey halls, and at the International Center and Union bankers, insurance builds fhe homes, are able from 9a.m. 3p.m., he said. - companies and others," to obtain the low rates. About $75 a day has been collected from the tables, Robert Lambreqhet, the . Richard Helmbrecht, Hersh said. president of the' Michigan director of the State He added that there arc teams of canvassers in each Two Detroit men were Hubbard, Brody, Holden, Mortgage Bankers Assn. Commerce Dept. said rates residence hall and plans are being made to visit off - campus WATSON-WILLIAMSTON nested by campus police Akers and Butterfield Halls. said. may be anywhere from housing units soon. w Jersey "unday afternoon for At issue is whether to one-and-a-half to The Students for McGovem Headquarters is located at OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 ireaking into a student's Two windows in the Ice place a requirement that at two-and-a-quarter per cent 341 Evergreen St., Apt. 4F. i at Wilson Hall. The least 15 per cent of the Arena maintenance snop were also charged with housing should be occupied were broken sometime ireaking into a car parked by low-income residents in a front of West Shaw Hall, Sunday night. Damage is bill to raise the authority's estimated at $25. 'hey were lodged overnight bonding limit from $300 the county million to $600 million. The jail. A $23 battery was taken * * * bonding bill, without the 15 Two hub cap sometime Sunday from a thefts were eported Sunday in the Fee car parked in Lot X. lail parking lot and in Lot Seven hub caps were f low pric eported taken with a total Good News )eople's alueof $175. ss to what is Coming pposed to he October 9 - 13 type A guitar and cash, with a a partici otal value of $60, were city zo aken sometime between Wednesday and Sunday proposed rom a student's room in »t to reguli forth Case Hall. 1 adults ental hcus Ten bicycles, valued at the city, nent ofi were reported taken torn racks at Emmons. o the furtb the yoi >fit of tho COMPACT The jar is approximately squar< triplexes, REFRIGERATOR y's efforts irity deposi RENTALS 5 well as United Rent-All al units oil 351-5652 The Tot 50 ally guaranteed stion of only 98c sug- ased housil at Stationery College Bookstores lived to with 1,000 staples io reason wt pouch Swingtine Cub Desk ano could not d. Howev! Political Hand Staplers tor $1 98 each leasures standards is combine Hans lip gulating I' mm ir olicy hasn Studies piling up? ; Facult Pause. Have a Coke. power d therefofl Coca-Cola — with a lively lift 5 Win occui and never too sweet, refreshes best. things gO ming of tK »rt will * HI-FI Coke ler a list® ACROSS FROM COLONEL SANDERS it in eff« 1101 E. GRAND RIVER E.L. 337-2310 e means» effects Scriptet Bottled under the authority of the Coca - Cola Bottling Disc Shop phomore Company by: Coca - Cola Bottling Company of Michigan 323 E. Grand Rlv*r, E.L. 351-5380 29,1972 () Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, 1972 IN WASHINGTON AVE. SHOP 1 People come from all Violin maker practices art over and the U.S., Europe, Asia to violins from Clarence buy By KATHERINE NEILSEN Bartow. Bartow has a today," Bartow said, world's only public An average violin takes music. State News Staff Writer "Nothing's been improved violin-making university, 300 hours of work for him. To Bartow, making workshop for violin Amid Washington much since. You see the where he learned Italian to This is not all busy work, he wondrous instruments has construction and Avenue's modern shops and work they did and you try complete postgraduate actually been a lifelong repair said, since the instrument on Washington businesses in downtown to duplicate it...You see the work. pursuit. As a child, he began Avenue. He studied in goes through several gluing Lansing, a small black chemistry of their After further study in and making plucked instruments varnishing stages when Italy and Germany to shingle reads: Clarence varnish..." West Germany, Bartow set it is out of cigar boxes "to simply left to dry. learn the craft. Bartow, Violin Maker. A lot of the 1400s and up shop in 1951 at 329'^ S. Bartow personally selects serenade the neighborhood A walk through the door 1500s violin-making Washington Ave., and has wood for the instruments girls." beneath the shingle and up a geniuses were millionaires, been there ever since. from a lumbering area to get dark stairway leads to the Bartow said. They had their Because Bartow is one of his choice of tree and cut. In high school, "he workshop — a curious sight pictures on bank notes and the few such artisans in the He uses American maple, couldn't see wasting time for those who do not know were considered the leading world, he draws customers and "cold climate, high with foolishness," and tried about the art of scientists of their day. from all over the U.S. and to make a real glider altitude spruce," usually violin-making. Today things are Europe, and a few from from Alaska. airplane. In this workshop Bartow, different. While the art can Asia. When the violin is strangely Midwestern among still be profitable, (Bartow Most of his customers are finished, specially made to his homemade tools, works makes enough to own an professional musicians. His one of six tone productions 18 hours a day at a Middle Ages art it took nine years to learn. And Bartow, 55, says airplane and fly it all over the country), violin-making is almost forgotten with modern masters dying now expensive instruments beginning violin high-powered are who could ruin the violins not students, for Bartow can produce, it costs $1,000. Bartow described with WSU split relish the moment when a even with modern science's and few young ones taking with improper playing. For musician picks up his advanced algebra, calculus, solid geometry, mechanical engineering and chemistry, he is unable to make violins their places. "It's Bartow said. The a tough course," Lansing-born man their German-made violins are Violinists purposes, come to West factory best, Bartow said. him completed work and fills his small quiet workshop with sound. "I've heard music come of By BILL TAYLOR Africa U.S. blacks people, one nation and one needs of black people, as well as they were made in began his long studies at a "when they want something out of these instruments I State News Staff Writer ideology. We can be a Ntabati spoke out against the Middle Ages. small violin -making college that can talk better than never knew existed before," Why are African and united people recognizing the ROTC prograns that are "The old-time makers at Henry Ford Museum in they can play, and they he said. Afro-Americans a divided we all come from the in the universities. "It trains were better educated and Dearborn. He went to work into it," he said. One time he made a Africa. We were people? This is a very country us to go and fight better scientists than we are Cremona, Italy, to the With violin orders, and ukulele that just "sat up crucial question, Mxolisi raped of everything that we America's racist wars," he work relating to his other there waiting for its owner." Ntabati, professor of black own," he continued. charged. skills, including how to Eventually, a serviceman studies at Wayne State Despite all of the suffering build, repair, appraise and learned to play the that black Chui Karega, a member who had University (WSU), told a people have SOME OF OUR restore instruments, more work all than stringed Bartow he can ukulele from the Hawaiians came in and played it for group of black students Sunday night in the Brody undergone, Ntabati feels that "we will win as African of the Marcus Institute for the Studies of African People, also spoke. Garvey gartow Auditorium. people." handle. "It the most Ntabati said black people was "We were taught to feels, however, he can "What we as black people sound," Bartow depise our own culture in in this country are more not refuse any orders Who need is the development and BEST CUSTOMERS would they go to? he ^ uku|eje was djdn^ know capabie of such a the universities and all you learn in your history begins advanced than African continent. "The Africans need your on the implementation of alternative institution of our with slavery," Ntabati said. own. When you want the "The white man divided technology and you need realization of us," he added. "The white Africa's culture," he said. something Subjects Needed you're not going to get from CANCEL If you are a sophomore or junior interested in man has been successful in dividing us. He has looked In the past, charged that blacks were Ntabati the university," he said. To make his point clearer he down on us as savages." trying to look like whites. y helping young children with emotional problems, Another question raised This can be accounted for simply walked over to the maps on the wall in the NTABATI since black people have interested • which in learning could help you aboutbecome and practicing techniques a more effective during the program "How do we equip the was, been segregated so long to auditorium — there were maps of France and Europe very day many of our | to parent, teacher or child care worker, ?>nd are willing invest 2 black students so that they South Africa. There should whiteness. "We live in an but nothing of Africa. ds. It really doesn't upset us because whe » 3 hours a week during the Fall, Winter can walk with dignity?" be movement to important era of black r STATE NEWS ACTION WANT AD th. - a bring in I and Spring quarters in an intensive practicum Ntabati said courses in scholars, lecturers and people," Ntabati proudly The recent film ve gotten results and after all that's what it a "Phela | experience, please • come to Room 111 Olds Hall the universities should be commitment to said. Black people have been Ndada," which reveals the live us a call & start your ad on today at 7 p.m. or 9 p.m. developed to deal with pan-Africanism that will be oppressed for so long that ways that the South African i you get results, call us again liberation movements in meaningful to black people, we are just recently ie charged only for the number people are being depressed, f times it appeared. • Thosecredit course selected duringto Winter participate will be quarters. and Spring able to receive he said. Ntabati spoke of how the beginning to identify with blackness. "Constitute was but it scheduled to be shown was delayed. Karega COMPACT mass media has been used in yourself to pan-Africanism said that it is possible that REFRIGERATOR the past to divide African and you will find your true the government may be RENTALS and Afro-American people. destination he trying to put a halt to the United Rent - All showing of the film. He For instance, he recalled emphasized. ACTION ADS DO IT! 351-5652 how the Tarzan movies Referring back to how went on to say that the film will be obtained and will be often depicted the African the universities miseducate shown on this campus. natives being cpatured or the black students, Ntabati STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 REcTsioiT! killed. He said that blacks were happy to see this. said: "White studies serve the needs of whites in the can't He emphasized that you go anywhere , IMPORTS •The Africaiu the universities and we need to campus and get Your Service Center f continent of Africa felt demand that black studies information in the classes |For FOREIGN AUTOSl blacks in the U.S. depised serve the needs of blacks." about what's in the film. *Major & Minor them,"Ntabati said. He went on to say that that "Those of us at the Repairs f there is definitely a need for "We can't decry < Universities are intelligent I *Complete Auto Body ! j» enough to know the implementation of a history. We can't de Work we are one program for the academic these people (referring to | * Factory Trained i Marcus Garvey, the NAACP a Mechanics Assn. and all other people f *Restoration | of African descent)," he | ^Electrical Work a * t said. Specialty • 1204 OAKLAND I "In the final analysis we are one people. We have 484^44 suffered as a people. This is nation time!," Karega said. Tisl) & chips. Two great locations in Lansing Right past Frandor at 2418 E. Michigan Time NEVIC and at 4100 S. Logan for a Clams Shrimp change? Return A Rival w | Expecting guests from Notre : Dame in for the big game? Help make their trip as pleasant, convenient, and economical as possible. Get 100 gallons of gas : Suggest they travel Indian Trails. with new car financing Indian Trails HAS 8 BUSES EVERY DAY TO from your credit union CHICAGO and intermediate points Right now is the perfect time to buy a new car. Why? including Dealers are selling the new models at last year's prices. BATTLE CREEK BENTON HARBOR Winter is right around the corner, and you know what that KALAMAZOO SOUTH BEND means for your old car. Leaving EAST LANSING for BATTLE CREEK But most important, your credit union is now offering 100 gallons KALAMAZOO and BENTON HARBOR at: of FREE gas with new car financing. That's just one more 7:55 A.M., 11:15 A.M., 2:25 A.M., 6:15 P.M.,10:40 P.M. good reason to buy your new car now — and to finance it with your Leaving EAST LANSIiMG for BATTLE CrtEEK credit union. KALAMAZOO and SOUTH 3END at: 6:50 A.M., 10:15 A.M., 5:15 P.M. If you work on the university campus and are not yet a member of the credit union, don't waste another day (or dollar). Come in Buses leaving for FLINT and BAY CITY or SAGINAW today and start using your most valuable "fringe benefit." at 8:15 A.M., 11:50 A.M., 1:20 P.M., 4:30 P.M. 6 30 P M 8:30 P.M. SUNDAYS ONLY And pick up your Credit Union Night tickets, too. Public sale begins next week. m EMPLOYEES ^UN[OjJ 600 E. Crescent LnjjJ.cun tur_ KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS, Rd., just east of the Manly Miles Bldg. PHONE 332-2569 FOR DAILY BOX 90. SYRACUSE. N.Y. 13201 Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 AND ARRIVALS DEPARTURES SCHEDULES AND INFORMATION State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, 1972 Michigan McGovern win seen in state By RICK WILBINS "This in itself is a good indication of how important hear," Rowe explained, "that people are forced to reassess State News Staff Writer McGovern considers Michigan," Rowe said. him." Rowe said Ingham County would be important to a "So far, from what I've seen, McGovern usually comes Sen. George McGovern should carry Michigan Nov. 7 if McGovern win in the state because Ingham is one of 10 out on top after the voters' reassessment," Rowe added, he receives more than 45 per cent of the vote in Ingham industrial counties, where the majority of the Democratic Rowe called Nixon's campaign antiseptic and claimed C/Ounty, Winthrop County, Winthroo Rowe, Rowe. InghamIneham County Countv Democratic Demnoratir vote is centered. Nixon was afraid to meet people "because once he does, he chairman, predicted Sunday. Rowe said he was certain McGovern's state campaign loses votes." "This county, in the past, has been a good indicator to would pick up fast as more people were able to see and hear Rowe claimed McGovern was not afraid of such exposure how well a candidate will do statewide," Rowe said. him speak. and that when volunteers went door • to - door, personally "Almost always, if a candidate came out of here with 42 "The stories about McGovern from his opposition are presenting their candidate, he gained percentage points in per cent of the vote, he won in the state." always so different from what people personally see and the polls. " This year, because of a possible shift of support in some areas, I think McGovern should have 45 per cent or more of the vote here to say his chances in the state are solid,"' r ■ ■ Rowe added. Rowe called Michigan a key state for McGovern and Ingham County, a key county in the state. Hoffa says P 'Michigan is important, if not critical," Rowe explained, 7 ( "because, as a major industrial state, it has traditionally supplied a large share of the electoral votes needed to win." Michigan has 21 of the necessary 270 electoral votes to elect the president. "If McGovern does not carry condones homosexuals Sees McGovern win "then he will have to carry another, Michigan," he continued, equally large NEW YORK (UPI) - Former Teamster leader homosexuals. "It is a terrible problem. released. must have had help from inside the California prison ■winthrop Rowe, Ingham County Democratic nonindustrial state as a replacement - and that could be James Hoffa, who spent It creates stabbings, fights, "It may surprise you to — and not from other I (.airman sayi if McGovern can win 45 per cent of difficult." hearly five years in federal riots," Hoffa said in an know that I supported inmates — to obtain the gun Rowe predicted that by Election Day, McGovern ■the county vote, he will itand a good chance of probably will have visited the state twice as many times as prison at Lewisburg, Pa., interview broadcasts Sunday on William F. Buckley Jr.'s Richard Nixon ever since he ran for office," Hoffa he had. ■winning the state. 9ays 45 per cent of the Humphrey did in 1968. "If I was surmising State News photo by Don Gerstner inmates at the facility are Public Broadcasting Service replied. "Whether I was in television shew "Firing office or out of office, in somebody in that prison Line." jail or out of jail, I had . . . arrangement for a "And the guards supported Richard Nixon. gun to get into that prison, recycle wastewater condone it in prison," Hoffa said, "allowing any two "And so far as any deal is not just an outsider who came in as some visitor, that would by my own opinion," people that want to live concerned, I never he said. together, move into a personally — and I make an 'ork begins on common joint cell. And they think it's cute to have them walking up and down, swishing around, holding emphatic statement — talked to Richard Nixon face to face in my life. I have talked to Frank federal participation in the wastewater per day, but also pumped into the lakes after high level of purity." as a recreational area for it has received primary and Tanner siad the site hands, so they can make Fitzsimmons, who is the project has been received remarks about it. general president of this from the Environmental fishing, boating and even secondary treatment. surrounding the lakes will [Construction on a $2 Protection Agency (EPA) swimming. be developed into a parklike "But they likewise know international union and he lllion campus wastewater! and construction contracts The facility will consist W hen the waste water area which will enhance the that it endangers every told me there was no (cycling and recreation have been signed by the of a series of four lakes reaches the lakes.lt will still beauty of the campus when inmate in that prison, agreement or any Kilty is about to begin, seen from the nearby 1-96 because of the possibility of commitment by my being ioward A. Tanner, University. located on a 150-acre site be heavily laden with such a riot over homosexuality," released." ■ofessor of fisheries and Once completed, the on the southeast portion of nutrients as phosphorus and freeway. Hoffa said. Bdlife and director of the project will serve not only campus. Wastewater from nitrogen, since these Hoffa was Hoffa also said he not taken out paroled after as a recycling facility for the East Lansing Sewage elements are The project is scheduled believed Soledad Brother ■oject, announced Sunday. serving 58 months by an ■Tanner said approval for some two million gallons of Treatment Plant will be during the primary and to be wholly operational by executive order from George Jackson, shot and secondary treatments. The Aug. 1, 1973. Tanner said, President Nixon. He was killed in an alleged escape lake beds, which have been however, that final convicted of fraud involving attempt from San Quentin, v—— artifically reconstructed, landscaping and completion A/,nN\ '—^ will contain special species union funds and attempting of the full recreational ^ STEPS TO IMPROVE I to bribe a juror. Capital/ Capsules YOUR SPANISH of aquatic plants selected facilities will not be finished Hoffa was asked whether ACT NOW' for their ability to take up until a later date. m lii >i i i\ • there was an i i nutrients from the water. "understanding" between The cost of the project him and the Nixon "Incoming water will be SPANISH DIGEST I Gov. Milliken Saturday Service Commission first increases in costs of coal or comes to $2,153,000 and administration to support retained in the system for will be shared by the federal loclaimed a state of public rejected the rate hike pipeline gas, regardless of 30 days," days Tanner said. sa.a as Nixon's re-election if for other utility mment the state and ■mergency in Gogebic request. costs result of the nutrient READ EN ESPANOl ' ■ounty because of rain The bill is supported by company expenses, he said. thg University. Washington Who says news uptake by the aquatic Image to roads in that the state Dept. of cost and the state will add tea. Commerce and by major i become cleaner as it passes utility companies, Kelley another 25 per cent. The I The procuration will Z through each successive said. I lake. By the time it is w the county to apply remaining 20 per cent of the to be good? about $125,000 in Kelley suggested I released from the fourth funds. (deral funds to repair the retention of the present 1 lake, the wastewater will ■image. system which allows the J have reached a relatively ■ The action was Public Service Commission [quested by Sen. Robert to decide upon "reasonable Iriffin, R-Mich., and logebic County officials. rates." The legislators should There's a world | IA rainstorm last month ■aused large portions of "continue that system that has worked reasonably well I that's changing | tfQKHQgl lie road and street system in Michigan for 53 years," washed away and he added. with you . . , S |)rtions of storm sewers to The bill would tie price destroyed, causing a increases for consumers to linger to the public safety ' traffic," the T -c-for""" ™| proclamation said. 1 Milliken also ordered the ftichigan Dept. of State i XEROX X Q Grand River and Marsh Road Jighways to immediately ■egin repairs d areas. of storm I 9 to 6 DAILY * 'I A OKEMOS i SHOPPING CENTBI | !U raaacsa OPEN n:45 ■ SHOWS AT J Atty. Gen. Frank J. :00-3:00-5:00-7:00-9:05 lei ley Monday urged [embers of the Michigan louse of Representatives to ■ppose a bill providing for ■tility rate increases to take Iffect automatically 10 Tonths after application Inless the state Public BEAL CO-OP PRESENTS in 106B WELLS everything you always The worlds richest man OPEN 7 PM TODAY wanted to know about and the world s poorest boy FEATURE AT 7:30 - 9:30 PM are getting it ready now... woody alien "Trinity- Is Still My Name* DPEN DAILY 12:45 PM ^Everything THE"" you always wanted GRADUATE to know about tiMUnuul -*< Be Aware cPbterSelkrs & cRingo Starrin" cMagic Qiristiaii Get your own subscription to TIME at special student rates. At the bookstore or through ADMISSION $1.00 the TIME representative on campus. SHOWTIMES: 7'.00 8:45 10:30 SHOWPLACE: 1O6B WELLS Tuesday, October 3,197, For Rent classified ads cier CORVETTE warranty, - 1970, extras. 454, Call OPEL New 196SO£0d condition. brakes, dutch. $725. CAREER POSITION for student willing to work 40 STEREO RENTALS. $9.50 per month, $23 per term; Free Apartments results > 351-7864 after 5pm. 3-10-5 COUGAR 353-1824. 5-10-5 hours per week. Now. Gaining experience in home furnishings sales and delivery, service and pick - up. No deposit. TV's available at same rates. Call FEMALE acroii ROOMMATE from neM« - 1967, standard PLYMOUTH FURY II 1966. campu, t7„ PHONE 355-8255 transmission, good operations. Must have some NEJAC, 337-1300. C-10-31 monthly. $300, Good transportation, Accounting and Bookeeping nod vc.m 332-6248 347 Student Services Bld< mechanically, sound body. extras. 485-6991 days, ir Must sell I Call 669-9463 experience. Prefer married COMPACT REFRIGERATOR 351-7920 evenings. 3-10-3 student from central rentals going fast. UNITED ONE MAN for large ! •AUTOMOTIVE befors 2pm or after 6:30pm. 3-10-5 PONTIAC TEMPEST Michigan area. Phone RENTAL . 2790 East apartment neer b,^ Scooters & Cycles - 1966. Grand Cimpu| HAGER FOX COMPANY River. 351-5662. $90./month each. 353.7011' Parts & Sorvice good tires, radio, heater, 4-10-6 CUTLASS CONVERT - 1966. $350. Phone 482-5618. 482-5501, 351-3099. 1-10-3 3' Aviation Automatic, power steering, 3-10-4 5-10-9 •EMPLOYMENT brakes, AM/FM radio. TV RENTALS, $9.50 per LARGE 484-6993, noon • 4:30pm. NURSE ATTENDANTS month, $23 per term; Free • TOR RENT PONTIAC CATALINA - 1968 aparimvni, recantiu 3-10-5 j r weekend positions, delivery, service and pick - remodeled In Apartments 2 - door, grey, black vinyl n-the-job-training begins up. No deposit. New Stereos Wiliiamtton Houses DODGE CORONET 500 1969 top. Good condition. Call October 9. Apply in person available at same rates. Call convertible. Great condition. John, evenings, 332-5304. between 8-4:30 p.m. INGHAM Rooms NEJAC, 337-1300. C-6-10-4 3-10-5 EXTENDED CARE FACILITY. Must sell. 337-9605. 3-10-3 1 GIRL needed for 2 •FOR SALH 3882 Oobie Road, Okemos. Animals TORINO GT 1968. Automatic, REFRIGERATORS , quiet, $87.50 monthly FIAT 1971 850 Spider. 4-10-5 - buckets, $750. Phone FREEZERS, 332-3998, 361-5647 4.104 Mobile Homes 10,000 original miles. Excellent condition. $1,800. 372-7574 after 5pm. 5-10-6 DISHWASHERS. •Lost & Found ACCOUNTING MAJORS- ESCHTRUTH APPLIANCES. •PERSONAL Call 882-4008 after 5pm. 5-10-4 TOYOTA COROLLA - 1972, temporary full or part time 315 S. Bridge, Grand Ledge. Houses employment. We will teach 627-2191. 10-10-4 •PEANUTS PERSONAL automatic, AM/FM radio, Federal, State and Local •REAL ESTATE FIAT 1970 Spider. 23,000 10,000 miles. $2,000. Call Income Taxes. One position COUNTRY HOMES 8-12 South. North Aurelius mil* •RECREATION collect: Owosso, 1-723-3263. REFRIGERATORS AND Roej miles. $1100. Needs muffler. open immediately. Many 064 South beyond 3-10-5 stereos. Rent them at A.C. Holt •SERVICE Call 371-2255. 5-10-4 others available January 15 fireplace, 3 thru April 1 6, 1973. AND E. RENTALS, 1790 bedroom^ Instruction T R UMPH SPITFIRE Grand River, Okemos. % mile unfurnished, $225/month' FORD 1963 station wagon. Applicants must devote at Stlllman Road 1188 East of Typing Service MK3 1969. British racing East of Meridian Mall. Good running condition, least 20 hours per week to Dobie Road, 2 •TRANSPORTATION green. Excellent mechenical 349-2220. 5-10-9 bedroomi, •WANTED $95. Phone 655-3810. 5-10-9 condition. Michelin tires. Scooters & Cycles Employment employment and be able to rough needs work, $150 per attend our free tax clinic in month. Call after 4 o.m, 484-9677 or 372-,814 ** RATES *• FORD VAN insulated, 1966. 6 Paneled, X-5-10/3 1970 750 Norton roadster. DELIVERY HELP wanted. December the week following the end of fall term finals. Apartments 351-7497 or 676-2191 0-10-13 - cylinder, automatic. $595 or best TRIUMPH TR - 6 - 1969 blue, 3,500 miles. Runs and looks Must have car. Phone You must be available to like 393-1 1 57, I BEDROOM furnished. Heat _ offer. Phone 1-224-4349. wire wheels, good condition. new. 337-1633. 5-10-9 work thru spring break until MAN TO share 2 0? DAYS 484-1648. 3-10-4 and hot water supplied. man housi. 5-10-4 Best offer. 372-1665. 3-10-5 April 15, 1973. Apply in $75 — 0^ 3 5 1C person 9:30 A.M. to 12 Parking and laundry facilities. Call monthly plus utilities. noon 371-1380 after 3pm. nnim 4.00 ubllc about their products. schools, red Cape Cod, 3 What's Happening must be Photography Club will have Society of America will meet equipment, 7-5582. 5-10-9 price* in town. 650 guns in camera*, TV bedroom, paneled family received in the State membership and information with students interested in a sets, room, with beamed ceiling career in public relations today stock. See BOB'S GUN News office, 341 Student meeting to discuss use of the free toys typewriters, 8 - track tapes, and fireplace, 3 car attached darkroom at 8 tonight in G28 in the Captain's Room, Union. SHOP. 2412 South Cedar. State News Classified Ads. A Services Bldg., by 1 p.m. at least stereo albums. |N TOVS Home Partial, Call 371-2244. Closed SECOND WILCOX Classified Ad campaign is garage. $35,900. 349-2094. two class days before Hubbard Hall. ■ VVood. 655-1593.5-10-9 Sunday*. 20-10-26 HAND 509 East Michigan, Lansing, STORE, designed to produce more 5-10-5 publication. No announcements The AFA Ad Hoc Student sales and profits with a will be accepted by phone. Advisory Council will meet at 7 campus. $70 Phone 485-4391. 8 modest investment. To start p.m. today in the third floor "cuRE CHEST. Second - 5:30 332-6!,,, „d store. 116 North Main 50 USED SEWING machines, p.m., Monday through yours, dial 355-8255 for Ad Representative today! an Service International Folk Dancing Shelter Home volunteers are conference room, Eppley $9.95 and up. Consoles and will be offered from 8 to 11 holding an orientation for et Perry. Beds, chosts, all Saturday. BankAmericard, portables, Zig - Zag and tonight at St. Johns Church, 327 anyone interested in working ' 1 b»drooni 5d; of furniture, straight stitchers. Also used Master Charge, terms, trades. C-10-31 layaways, ALWAYS OPEN. Monday FURNITURE STRIPPING. Old MAC Ave. Everyone is welcome. with neglected and delinquent The Christian Science finishes safely removed. r campus ipliancas, bicycles. Drive^a vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and through Friday. 8 - 5:30 P.M. children at 7 p.m. today in 6 Organization invites you to jttle and save - a - lot. M - 489-0400. 12-10-6 The Chess Club will meet at 7 Student Services Bldg. attend a testimony meeting at '• 35 ELECTRO GRAND, UNION BUILDING 3-7823, t0 M - 52. South to store. up. - GUITAR, VENTURA, i p.m. Wednesday in the Union. 6:45 p.m. today in 35 Union. 804 East Michigan, Lansing. BARBER SHOP. C-1-10-3 ,625-3188. 4-10-6 Hours 9am - 5pm Saturday 9 Excellent condition. Phone 351-4760 afternoon, evening. Electrolysis a Please bring sets and clocks. OEO Youth volunteers will bedroom 12 noon. 0-10-31 FREE ONLY permanent \ Associated Women Student! hold orientation for those hold an - 5-10-5 A lesson in Beekman Center will Banjo, brand . . . r 8 c RING Vega removal... _ will meet at 4 p.m. Wednesday interested in working with kids ently complexion care. Call orientation for volunteers Willi»miton ,$175. Call 332-2076 ALL STYLE chairs newly OLIVETTI 484-4519 East Michigan or Facial ^Hairline Body ^ wishing to work with retarded in the dean's conference room at 4 p.m. Wednesday in 6 5Pm- 1-10*3 ELECTRIC Virginia Hanchett Student Services Building. Kot Student Services Bldg. >5-1846 ir reupholstered. From $7.50 to 485-7197 people of all ages at 7 p.m. typewriter. Seldom used. Lansing Mall. ;325'/a S Grand, Lansin more details, stop in at 157 $10. 484-3021. 2-10-43 Wednesday in 31 Union. Excellent condition. $210. 8 MERLE NORMAN I Phone 484 1632 Student Services Bldg. E0 DUAL 1019, COSMETICS STUDIOS. Boy's Club volunteers will ..thkit 40 watt Amp., - 5, 373-3434. After 5pm, Extended Care Home for the meet with guys and girls wanting MOVIE CAMERA. Bolex H PUT NEW life in your old IV4- 6441. C-3-10-5 will pick to work with kids at 7 p.m. n speakers, $250. Call 16. Excellent condition with 5-10-5 business! Advertise in "THE Aged volunteers up The American Society ol rides for orientation at 7:30 today in 27 Student Services n between 5 - 6:30pm, STUDENT SERVICE 2 lenses, also 4 Leica lenses. HELP US fill our nooks and p.m. Wednesday in 27 Student Agricultural Engineers will meel j-0467. 1-10-3 Call after 6pm. IV4-7301. DIRECTORY" each Services Bldg. at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday at Dr crannys for Christmas with 5-10-6 Thursday. Call Sederland's home. Meet in front The MSU Outing Club will hand - crafted gifts. If you Tamara ses used vacuum cleaners. have a creative talent and today at 355-8255. Volunteers interested in of the Agriculture Engineering present a program on climbing nkSi canisters and uprights, SAVE A street. 30% n major CANON FTb, 50mm, f1.8, must working with Lansing Headstart Building for rides. at Devil's Tower at 7 p.m. today need an outlet, call us at ES 8-12 mil., tranteed 1 full year. $7.88 name brand musical sell, best offer. 351-7613. will hold an orientation at 7:30 in 326 Natural Science Bldg. ^ureiiui Roaj *d up. DENNIS instruments. Just give us a 5-10-3 332-6098, 10 - 4pm. 1 10-3 Institution p.m. Wednesday in 6 Student Teach A Brother volunteers Services Bldg. beyond Holt, JTRIBUTING COMPANY, call. Joel at 349-3003 or will hold an orientation for TV RENTALS, $9.50 per North Cedar, opposite bedroomi, Market. C-3-10-5 Wayne 393-5127. BL-4-10-5 DRUMS - FULL set. Marine month, $23 per term; Free ART WORKSHOP interested in the interested people at 3:3u p..il. in $225/month Pearl. Asking $250. Call SI LKSCREENING, OIL Philippine/Peace Corps Intern 6 Student Services Bldg. 1188 East delivery, service and pick - SILVERTONE 12 489-7147. 5-10-3 painting. Call 349-0344. officer volunteers will hold a - string guitar. up. No deposit. New Stereos Program are invited to either ol 2 bedroon NG MACHINE Clearance Fender reverb 3-10-3 orientation at 7:30 p.m. tods the meetings at 3 p.m. Student volunteers interested Brand new portable, amplifier. available at same rates. Call irk, $150 in 27 Student Services Bldg. in working with PIRGIM will par Shure microphone with Wednesday or 7:30 p.m. ifter 4 3.95, $5 Per month. Large Animals NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-10-4 Wednesday in 338 Natural meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 27 p,mi boom stand. Seldom used. BE YOUR own astrologer. 676- 2ig{ ection of reconditioned Northside Athletic and Student Services Bldg. All for $300. 355-5847. GARAGE ART Astrology classes: Beginners machines. Singers, show. Prints, Recreation Club volunteers will 3-10-4 BEAUTIFUL, LOVE ABLE Irish October 10; Intermediate The Dept. of Theater ies, Necchis, New Home paintings, drawings, hold an orientation meeting at will Setter Puppies. Males $50. October 11; Advanced hold open auditions for the "many others $19.95 stained glass, 6:30 p.m. today in 6 Student The Block and Bridle Club 2 man housa, Females $35 (no papers). October 12. For further student applique banners. September Services Bldg. Informal Initiation will be held production of plus utllitiei $39.95. Terms. information call "Steambath" from 7 10 Also free half Siamese 30 through October 8. 9 - IV5-7201, at 7:30 p.m. today in the to after 3pm. wards DISTRIBUTING .1 for t Blind tonight in Union Parlar B. kittens. Will deliver. Phone 5pm. 1883 Ann. 6-10-6 882-1519, 355-8260. 5-10-6 Michigan Sch e Judging Pavilion. Refreshments mpany, 1115 North Dansville will be served. 1-623-6245 ashington. 489-6448. orientation at 5:30 p.m Spartan Shotgun Club will evenings and weekends. meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in WEST 3-10-5 Wednesday in 6 Student Service i, 4 bedroor 3243, 4-10-6 PeanuU Personal Bldg. The Psychology Club will 215 Men's Intramural Bldg. ' 4 SHURE SM53 meet at 7:30 p.m. today in 304 TAPE RECORDER professional Interested people are invited. ome. Garden, OLD ENGLISH sheepdog COMPLETE THESES Olds Hall. Graduate school and Plans for IE. TC 60 portable microphones, $95 each. Also STUDENTS BEWARE! The The Freshman 1 a trap house will be 'urnished, six Shure and EV puppies. Devoted SERVICE. Discount printing. job opportunities will be discussed. ssette recorders, were Dept. of Public Safety will Ecology Club will meet a MS :onservati companions. AKC. $200. and IBM typing and binding of microphones, $20 - $45. Dan p.m. today in 9 Human Ecology ir month. C»l )5, now $49.95. TC - get your car and bike! students are welcome. All student organizations 332-2154. 310-4 up. Master Charge welcome. Michael Fox. 5-10-5 theses, resumes, publication. Bldg. Mary Shipley, professor of 376-2191 open reel decks were Phone 339-2573. B-1-10-3 Across from campus, corner human environment and design, must reregister by Friday. . 39.95, now $219.95. CF - Mike Stafford, Democratic Forms are available in 101 KENWOOD RECEIVER. Dual m.A.C. and Grand River, will be present and a tour of the candidate for Ingham County Student Services Bldg., Student AM/FM stereo cassette AMALGAMATED EIGHTH interior design lab is planned. changer, Fisher speakers, SAMOYED PUPPY - 10 weeks, below Jones Stationery Shop. prosecuting attorney, will speak Activities Division. ms were $317.95, now floor industries announces leaded, Solex motorbike, junk. male, true bear features, Call COPYGRAPH at 7:30 p.m. today in the Mason 99.95. TC - 160 stereo the acquisition of sixth floor Volunteers are needed for the deluxe. One Basement 400 Gunson. SERVICES. 337-1666. cafeteria. fluffy white, AKC, champion ). 351-5444. decks, were $219.95, 3-10-3 incorporated, as a wholly blood lines. $150. 351-6178. C-1031 w $199.95. HI - Fl BUYS, owned subsidiary in its North The American Institute of 5-10-9. 01 East Grand River, Residence Division. R.I.P.6. Chemical Engineers will meet at FURNITURE, USED. Complete TYPING TERM papers, theses, noon Wednesday in the -2310. 4-10-6 1-10-3 selection. JOHN AND DON'S ALASKAN MALAMUTE etc. Electric. Experienced. Engineering Lounge for a USED FUR NITURE, puppies. Unregistered, but JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. luncheon. Guest speaker will be STEREOS for sale, $25. EREO SHOPPE, 543 East Saginaw at M - 100, Grand good bloodlines. Excellent Recreation C-10-31 for the 1973 Wolverin John Shingleton, director of the and River. C-10-10-12 Ledge. 627-2384. 0-10-31 markings. $50 each. yearbook are invited to atten 351-1929. 5-10-5 HORSE DRAWN hayrides and the Wolverine open house at house. 1007 BELL & Howell cube projector. p.m. Wednesday in tl GLASSES at large pvings. sleighrides. We specialize in ising. 3 Like new: used 4 times. $80. OLD ENGLISH sheepdog large groups, call soon for Wolverine offices, basement < mora? OPTICAL 8166. 2-10-3 (rTattcfWs', Vhe-strt, Student Services Building. Phone 351-6835 after puppies, 10 weeks, AKC, your appointment. CRAZY The MSU Pistol Club will SCOUNT. 2616 East 5pm.5-10-4 gentle and loveable. Call 393- •C' RIDING STABLES, , general typing, hold an organizational meeting or coupli :higan, Lansing, Michigan. IBM. 23 years experience. Th St uder 4454. 5-10-5 Mason, Michigan. Phone 676- at 7 p.m. Wednesday in 7409. C-4-10-6 louse. ( 349-0850. C-10-31 Demonstration Hall. This is an APPLES. CIDER. Pears. Plums. 5548. 5 10-5 r. 3-10-3 COLLIE PUPPIES. AKC BUNDY Alto Saxaphone. Pick your own apples, Outstanding dogs. Excellent PAUL REVERE'S opening icetleot condition. $180. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 10 pedigree. $65. 646-8902. the downstairs for now fun and Wanted George 351-1505. 5pm. BLOSSOM 5-10-3 games. Open Wednesday thru ie MSU Scuba Diving Clut ORCHARDS. Alfred WANTED: FULL time Library Saturday from 8:30pm to hold an organizational Wardowski and Sons. 2 miles Research Work. Degree and FREE LOVABLE cute kittens. 2:00am. 3-10-4 ing at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday OR SCRUBBER Shetland, North of Leslie at 3589 Hull 2 male, 1 female. Black, grey, experience. 351-7697 after 5. Excellent condition, Road, (old U.S. 127). Phone and tabby. Litter trained. 8 5:30pm.3-10-5 UNION BOARD FLIGHTS actically new. 882-4518, 1 589-8251. Closed Monday. weeks. 349-0623. 3-10-3 offers Christmas flight to 5-7694. 5-10-5 Open 9 6pm. 0-22-10-31 I am trying GREAT SOUNDS for Mobile Homes London for $185. Stop in Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm. WANTED: Student teachers inti ipplying for the Rom AR - MARTIN D 12-20, a songl Second floor Union. C-1031 for winter term 197 3 ai to bribe you Sony 6045 receiver - amp. 'ing. ndition. Only 4 months Excellent Sony 440 Auto - reverse 1971, 12'x60', lovely shag, air. SKI ASPEN. 6 days. December photographers to a meeting at 4:30 in 138 Erickson Hall. p. with lot Rjt a smile tapedeck with sound on Brand new on at aver $500 new. Hard 16-23. $270. Contact M. sound, echo. Wowl 6 months Brookview Estates. Best offer included. $300. Call Parent, Oakland Community 2-6582. 5-10-5 old. Asking $450. perfect. — must sell. 373-3939, College. 1-313-852-1000. ff anted uncertainty, Also acoustic guitar, 625-3254. 4-10-6 * 10-10-6 Comprehensive with that Harmony Sovereign. Brand COMPACT For Sale. Palace house trailer, courses in new, excellent condition. 8'x27' on lot or move it. Real Estate B 6t W DON'T FORGET blood comes danger, on REFRIGERATOR Phone 351-4145. 1-10-3 Photography only from people. Save a life. Sleeps six. 332-3928. 3-10-3 Give blood. Professional la to share RENTALS now enrolling donors compensated. with pumpkin ooms. 526 USED CARPETING with pad. OKEMOS SCHOOLS, walk to United Rent-All FOR SALE or trade. 1970 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY ). Singles Approximately 20'x15'. MSU, 4 bedroom, 2 tile Vindale, 2 bedrooms, 2 BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. defeat. 351-5652 Good condition. 351-6426. baths, basement, 2 car garage. baths. Many extras. Call C-10-31 5-10-4 371-4654.3-10-5 Large shaded lot, vacant, $33,500. Phone 349-0407 or SMALL 99 ;T he following people have incorrectly registered to 655-1049. 7-10-6 WORLD DRUMMER WANTS work. 8 ote in East Lansing. If your name appears on the Lost & Found STRETCH BUDGET dollars! years experience. Heavy rock st, please give us and roll. 355-5283. 5-10-6 OKS larlotte Adams a call at 332-3561. Barbara Mangrum LOST: GIRL'S Southfield High Sell no longer needed appliances to cash buyers 351-3644 JUDO UNIFORM That's mostly what you'll find if It's the perfect autumn day: sunny, but crisp and cool, IO MANY ary Aldrich ring. Gold with "S" on size No 3. ^ou commit your with the smell of burning Nancy McCort class with Want Ads. Dial NEEDED, TWO tickets to the Call 332-8635 after 5pm. Third World who cry out R 20,000 enneth Aten face. 353-0168. 3-10-5 355-8255 now! leaves and the colors of Terrence McGoldrick MSU - Notre Dame football 3-10-3 )OMS) SO changing foliage. A great acque Baker Gwen Mcintosh game. Call Jim, 353-6400. 7 WE'RE afternoon for getting into 1 FREE andall Black S-3-10-5 FOR LADIES Ronald Meganek sewing and the mood of the season and iCH $1.00 •rah Boling Gregory Miller MOTHER WITH degree in art alterations, Call 355-8101. carving out that pumpkin. K ADDIC eorgi Brady William Miller education and 2 pre - school 5-10-5 COLUMBAN And even though it's "that time" of the month, you're D RIVER reida Brown THE STATE NEWS AND children would like to O SAT 12-. •tricia Casey Nora Moradian babysit 1 pre - schooler in my GIRL DESIRES apartment FATHERS feeling really happy, with a Dorothy Nelson home. 339-9481 Haslett. spring term. Close to campus. smile as broad as the pump¬ ianne Coin Call 353-1942. 3-10-3 ichael Corbit Sheryl Nixon PRINTC0, INC. APOLOGIZE 3-10-2 Over 1.000 Catholic m.ss.on kin's. Because you have the comfortable rjyjg Mary Northrup rchie Damman the feeling of Tampax '"I I ary Dhooge Thomas O'Connor FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THE PERFORMING deveiopmg^nat-ons^ tampons' internal sanitary- names foreign jogs Peter Overholt - protection. 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STILL AVAILABLE Kosik Wyatt "'s,ine Norbert Wyse ct: -_-j Lepoudre 10 SHOWS: $10 feWacMeek,n Charles Yakemonis regular $8 student d 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 3, |9< Viet capitals (continued from page 1) residents can buy cheap shops in the downtown Hanoi told me Hanoi seems deliberate, editions of Marx and Engels, 36 at a time came crashing densely-populated quarters. she owned only one white calculated possibly to keep or bone up on engineering in homes and Discipline and dialectic is blouse and one pair of blnck on everyone's minds on the and farming from the marketplaces. They know it in the air. Other than the trousers. "I wash them each mission of pursuing the war. shelves of textbooks that could happen again. evergreens that splash night," she said, proud of in Saigon it is accidental. her seem to dominate Life goes on amidst the emerald along the austerity. The Saigonese pursue the bookstores. fear but what a different life boulevards, the only bright colors I thought of the maids 1 good things in life as avidly Knickknacks to brighten GOODRICH'S SHOPRITE it is. Twenty years of come from the employed in Saigon, as inhabitants of Western up a home could come from warfare and idealogical posters that glorify heroes arraying themselves in silken capitals. any of a dozen novelty struggle seem to have of the war or illustrate dresses and swinging beaded The chromed motor stores that sell objects made brought out the extremes in victories in fighting in the pocketbooks. Saigon scooters parked by the Vietnamese character. south. drab, too, where the hundreds outside the from materials ranging from ox horn to the aluminum : LARRY'S SHOPRITE Hanoi is ■ drab, a poor The people refugees crowd into the garishly-postered movie from sho t-down U.S. relative of other Communist somber colors — black slums swelling the theaters, the pavement trousers, white shirts population to over three warplanes. And for the capitals. The grand old or restaurants busy with Communist French colonial buildings million compared to around party blouses, khaki-gray or blue customers, the flashy new functionaries there is a jackets. The barmaid at the one million in Hanoi. tidy but faded. Paint hotels, suggest a people 10-foot plaster statue of Ho peels off the rows of little H B i h Hotel i But while the drabness of o a n n busily going about their Chi Minh for $45. own business. Even the soldiers in Saigon are in President Nguyen Van fashion. Uniforms are Thieu is not for sale in FBI probes Watergate payoff tip invariably recut to fit tightly at the hips and the plaster in Saigon, but almost everything else is: cheese ankles. from France, wine from (continued from page 1) to find the doors taped case and the use made of Germany, blown glass from The differences in the Switzerland, plus the whole scheduled guards left early, again, whereupon he called GOP campaign contribution police and the arrests. were checks, city life styles are obvious in range of commodities from saying he was ill. This left only a guard named Frank Wills on the Watergate made Observors minutes later. and The photographic shop salesman, Dardis specified, the shops. Hanoi's main Government Department the factories of Japan and Hong Kong. MEAT investigators have been is not the Miami photo Store, open from 5-9 a.m. GRADE 'A' MIXED PARTS premises; Dardis' each French magazines and baffled by the apparent dealer who recently day to beat the information is that Wills was not part of the alleged indifference of the intruders informed Gerstein's office midmorning air alerts, is Playboy compete for space with paperback erotica on FAMILY PACK FRYER payoffs. to the discovery that the that he ahd developed some heavy on hardware items, the street stalls. SPARTAN 7 VARIETIES Wills has told police he tape had been removed film had two of the locally woven mats and made scheduled patrols of from the doors they had remained after and that defendants last June. That dealer was Michael baskets and other purely functional products. At best, Saigon and Hanoi are the tiny part of LUNCHEON MEATS the building at midnight and For BUDDIGTHIN 2 a.m. His report was that presumably replacing the Richardson of Miami. light reading Hanoi the iceberg that visitors see. he discovered six doors leading from the basement tape. Police investigators have concluded and SLICED SMOKED MEATS to locks a fire staircase with the taped so they would that circumstances, under ordinary such a N. Viets, VC stage 100 new raids GRAND PRIZE BEEF CUBE STEAK not snap shut. Wills, discovery would have sent intruders fleeing. (continued from page 1) Penh on Sunday night with command said four believing the doors had been Cambodians were killed and taped during the day by workmen, tore off the tape this Dardis said he obtained Phnom Penh from Kompot a wide arsenal of heavy weapons including rockets, 35 others wounded in the SPECIAL new allegation in after the attack said the and resumed his patrol. mortars and artillery, and fighting around Chhoeu pursuing the Florida plane was parked and taking Kach tank-supported ground Mountain, 40 miles But later, he said, he investigation of some on passengers when it was assaults. east of the capital and had a hunch" and returned aspects of the Watergate hit. bodies of 82 Communist The Cambodian high soldiers were found. The U.S. Command said Navy and Air Force jets flew more than 250 strikes Teaching project against North Vietnam on Sunday, including a raid on Haiphong Shipyard No. 3 planned in Rome i which pilots said was left in The 13th quarterly Intercultural Student Teaching project will be in Rome, Italy during winter term, the flames and billowing black smoke. In the continuing ground 49 student teaching office of the College of Education recently war in Cambodia, the Viet announced. Cong and North Vietnamese The project — a cooperative student teaching program hit government positions on between MSU and selected American international schools Highway 1 east of Phnom began in 1968. In each program MSU sends groups of 25 - student teachers and one faculty member, who coordinates the project, to American approximately six or seven weeks. overseas The student teachers, selected from a cross section of schools for TODAY! in Arena at (Aud.) 3 p.m. SWttHGCU/P GROCERY KLEENEX grade levels and subject areas, are chosen on the basis of backgrounds and personal characteristics. They /7//; s i//,/ay; cia i\ interests, are expected to engage in a variety of activities in addition OEDIPUS REX FACIAL TISSUES 200 Ct. ASST OR WHITE IT to teaching. is mon1 than sai ling¬ Since instruction is in English, no special knowledge of a foreign language is required. 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