Voter registration ends on Friday Cloudy . . . Confucius ■ ■ . skies with a chance of birthday anniversary MICHIGAN showers today. The highs Observance! bein« wilt be in the mid 70s. celebrated Kong. today in Hong UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS Wednesday, October 4, 1972 East Lansing, Michigan 8 65 Number 36 ew regulations tighten ollege financial aid funds By GARY KORRECK receives less, but that now it is nu longer possible. "The initial program was pitifully family's income is less than $7,500 and can remain in it only if the family income, even if combined, remains less obligation and the employer may want to keep him because of his work, but if the kid makes any more money he's State News Staff Writer that $12,500. considered to be overawarded." funded this year," Dykema siad." They did allow us to transfer some of 'A lot of students are wondering Dykema added that this policy bout 19,000 students received tvoe of aid for-i-.education the money to it this time, but we're why they've been cut off, but we have could only be enforced by checking iK to do that under the regulations," on-campus agencies and thct he nearly half the already completely out of initial new . __ enses last year — "would not see it if someone made dent body - but many of them funds. If anyone comes in this winter Dykema said. "Another of worms," he money off-campus. e Wen and will be hurt by^a series can or Sprjng we'u have to give them a job "A wealthy kid can come here — his "new regulations, according to or a loan." continued, "is when the government ancial Aids director Henry C. The regulation also states that a student already in the EOG program claims the student is 'overawarded' and the University gets zapped for a father paying the bills with no problem at all — take two or three jobs Huddle on report kema. refund." and maybe earn $1,000 a year, but ederal funds support national must be dropped if his family's total Consumer advocate Ralph IMader huddles with one of the loans, Educational income exceeds $9,000. Dykema explained that a student those who need it can't work.' fense "This is true in all cases," Dykema supported by a federal program must Complications have also taken over members of his staff, Robert C. Fellmeth, right, before a media portunity Grants (EOG) and rk-study programs. Dykema said said, "regardless of the size of the not, according to regulation, exceed the guaranteed student loan program, briefing Tuesday in Washington on a study of Congress, released vernment auditors have been family or the basic need." the amount he expects to earn while which now requires a Parent's in a book titled "Who Runs Congress?" The study was put enrolled. Confidential Statement(PCS) or what estigating colleges to oversee use of work-study program now together by Nader's staff. AP Wirephoto money. operates on a similar basis. A student "It's unfair," Dykema claimed. "A Dykema described as a needs test, "They (the auditors) see only eligible for the program if his kid can fulfill his work-study (continued on page 16) regulations, and dollar signs," kema commented, "They never see people." Under the new HEW regulations, ch programs as EOG run blems. This program consists parts, according to Dykema, both which receive independent funds. into of Nader blasts U.S. Ralph new kind of monarchy," Nader said in monarchy' House Speaker Carl Albert, D- Okla. 'The first part is for students who WASHINGTON Nader Tuesday released (AP) - the first a news conference heralding the release of a paperback book entitled "( n fortunately. (^ingress has abdicated its "have bosses, become elevated more more buffers because than of e had an EOG before," Dykema volume of what he promised will be an "Who Runs Congress? The President, inoffensiveness and general popularity study of Congress. res[xmsibililies to /uncerjul committee lained, "and the second, or initial encyclopedic then because of leadership abilities." Big Business or You?" t is for new applicants." declaring it the "Great American The overall conclusion of the books The book refers to Congress as "the "le said formerly it was permissable Default." broken branch." because of its is that the President and big business transfer funds from reapplications "The White House and the President dominate Congress, but the people chairmen, executive bureaucraiv and domination by the president, and he initial program, which usually are emerging in the United States as a could control it if they would lobby alleges that Congress "placidly hands their congressmen vigorously, vote out its remaining powers over, one by one, to the president and his advisers." T BIG RALLY the bad ones and hold the others accountable. special-interest groups. --Rul/th \ader As examples, it says President Nixon has made law by regulation, has "But until they do so, the proud been given a free hand in foreign lords of legislation can frolic in the affairs, has used executive orders to McGovern appeals pool, sleep quietly at their themselves pork-barrel desk, vote legislation, accept the money of special interests, pre-eminent Congress branch. has Unfortunately, abdicated its of speaking fees and royalities on books. write laws that Congress will not give him, has made some 4,000 executive responsibilities to powerful committee Nader proposed Congress begin agreements with foreign countries capitulate to the president, obstruct recapturing its power by scheduling a chairmen, executive bureaucracy and which have the force of treaties, and inportant legislation, and be reassured for druq-flow curbs by the knowledge that it is extremely unlikely that these pleasures and powers will ever be taken away," the special-interest groups." The book is just a small part of a planned series of 20 to 30 volumes, special session for late 1973 to tackle one issue: congressional reform. The book, published at $1.95 by Bantam, is written by Mark J. Green. refuses to spend money Congress voted. "If this is not tyranny, autarchy, In New York, McGovem proposed a book says. involving over 1,000 volunteers and abuse of power, then the Constitution BOSTON (AP) - Sen. George James M. Fellows and David R. Zwick, conference Nader costing nearly $200,000. Nader said it writers had nothing to fear," the book Govern called on President Nixon neighborhood crime prevention In his news is intended as a tool to enable citizens all graduates of Harvard University or who-runs-Congress says. esday to use his executive powers to program the nation's 26 that would funnel funds largest cities for more into answered the to recapture control of the legislature, itslawschool. The book says special interests t off U.S. aid to what he called question this way: "Who runs Congress?" says the control Congress mostly by campaign "We are in the midst of a very and thus the government. orrupt governments in Southeast foot patrolmen, tenant patrols, guards The consumer advocate says he is so-called leaders, like Senate Majority contributions to congressmen, rather involved in the international along school routes and in schools and serious constitutional crisis. Congress Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont.. and (continued dies traffic. other measures to "begin to control under the Constitution is really the paying for the project personally out on page 16) The Democratic presidential street crime and to allay the fear minee made the appeal in a New which stalks every neighborhood in rk speech to local officials and this nation." financial probe At the rally, where the preliminary House unit bars mpaign workers and to the largest "y of his presidential campaign in speakers ranged from former House wntown Boston. Speaker John W. McCormack to former Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, Police estimated the crowd that several hundred elderly persons had ;ed Post Office Square in Boston and been invited as special guests. of Dem headquarters breakin illed into a half dozen surrounding McGovern directed a section of his Bets at 100,000. speech toward them, accusing At the rally, McGovern called the President Nixon of a "fraud on the "on administration "the biggest people of this country" by implying charter. None of the indicted men, that he is responsible for the 20 per either with the White House or the ral affront to the standards of this members - Republican as well as Republican campaign organization, they said, was on the list of those to cent Social Security benefit increase . WASHINGTON (AP) - The House Democratic - who refused to authorize be subpenaed. untry" in history and, at a but top Republican leaders have said that took effect Tuesday though he Banking Committee voted Tuesday the investigation. heon, he said "it is the most the breakin was done without their Moral and the most corrupt called it "fiscally irresponsible and against a proposed investigation of All 14 Republican committee Their trials and the trial of a civil inflationary" when signing it. financial aspects of the breakin at the knowledge. ministration in our whole history." members present and six Democrats suit brought by the Democratic In addition to the corruption In renewing his attack on the national Democratic headquarters, voted against the investigation. Opponents of the investigation, led National Committee will not be held recent U.S.-Soviet wheat deal, The 20 - 15 vote dashed Democratic Chairman Wright Patman, D-Tex.. by Reps. Garry Brown. R-Mich., and until after the election. legation and a pledge to end omptly the Vietnam War, McGovern McGovern had sharp words for hopes for public hearings before the said,"This is just one inning in a battle Robert G. Stephens Jr.. D-Ga.. said _ . . Clarence Palmby, the one-time .... November election witjJ sucj1 ught also to spotlight domestic to lay these facts before the American Tuesday it would be impossii '.e to Allegations of political motivation former Atty. lies. Agriculture Dept. official who joined subpenaed witnesses people. All the White house pressure in conduct a public investigation without were exchanged at the stormy the Continental Grain Co. shortly Qen. John N. Mitchell, R former committee meeting preceding the vote. In the New York the world won't prevent the facts from prejudicing the trial of seven men. speech, he said before the final negotiations on the Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans coming out." Reuss and others contended that at crime and drug abuse would wheat sale. and other leaders of President Nixon's Seven men have been indicted on the investigation would focus on such Brown said it was obvious that come "the No. 1 domestic target of He called him a man who "is campaign organization. charges resulting from the June matters as the use of a Mexican bank "pursuance of this investigation at this administration" while at the doubtless in the front section of the However, Rep. Henry S. Reuss, to transfer campaign funds to one in time is not in furtherance of a Jston break in and alleged electronic rally he reverted to his church every Sunday" and who D-Wis., vowed he would try to get the Florida and the allegation that a bugging of the Democrats' office at legitimate legislative purpose and is ,ev.ous statement that guaranteed of unctuousness" committee to change its mind. He said testified "with a sort the Watergate complex in Washington. campaign contribution influenced the not in the public interest . . . but s tor everyone who wants them he is counting on "The force of public ugnt to be in denying wrongdoing to a Four of them have had connections speedy granting of a national bank rather, its whole body and soul is our domestic pledge No. congressional committee. opinion to bring some politics and its urgency is born out of desperation." Reuss said the committee has a hard duty to "uncover skullduggery A bortion~a whether by Republicans, Democrats or nonpartisans." 'When the fetus was being convinced that my decision was the "I was psychologically prepared for By MAUREEN MCDONALD abortion," Lois said. "My vaccuumed out of me it felf like all of right one. . Lois State News Staff Writer my boyfriend and I carefully discussed the the organs below my waist were being •I wouldn't tell my parents. stated. "They respected my sense < f Applications ramifications of the decision and sucked into a giant machine, Lois said. Three MSU women found responsibility. I was careless by not decided it was too early to rush into 'Two hours and a few pain-killer; later for membership themselves in a difficult situation this using any birth control methods. " Students may apply had more marriage." I felt ready to face the world again," the State News Board of Directors summer — all were single, Lois said. "The medical assistants were Religious beliefs were not a problem on than a year of college to complete, had Her boyfriend drove her to for Lois. 1 am loosely connected to until next Friday. Petitions are little money and were very pregnant. Haven Clinic in Milwaukee, Wis., where extremely friendly, and offered a great the most reform segment of Judaism available at the State News business Each of the women had three she encountered an experience she deal of psychological support." which caused no resulting conflicts." The clinic itself quite office, 345 Student Services Bldg. abortion, found she had not really prepared was solutions to choose from herself for. comforting, Lois said. "I came in, took On the postitive side, Lois said the Students who do not wish to read adoption or marriage - but their "Psychologically I was well a tranquilizer and sat down in a abortion deepened her relationship the State News or use its services may decisions were far from simple. with her boyfriend. prepared." Lois said. "I counseled cheerfully-decorated room with 10 receive an authorization for a refund Lois, Linda and Peggy chose to have other women, ranging from 13 10 Converse to Lois' experience, Linda other women in the waiting room. I of the $1 fee by bringing a fee receipt an abortion performed, but their also asked for a local anesthetic to mid-50's." found her Roman Catholic reasons differed as vastly as the card to the State News business office witness the procedure." Lois says now she "feels totally (continued on page 16) 1 experience they gained. by 5 p.m. today. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4, |, Miclug HSTScaHalstead d ■ mWI ■ ^ ^ i A ■ By KAREN ZURAWSKI lans to sel in in goiilno selling his his apartment units — Delta smaller smaller Massoelia Massoglia main purpose avni.i. explai t0l summary was State News Staff Writer Arms and Evergreen — tenants aware Lee Halstead, manager 0f of under the right problems that Halstead Mangement Co., could circumstances. He explained involved and ■?**> how W . Monday dispelled tenant his operation was designed cooperation could be jisLi* questions and concerns that to remedy the to work with big facilities he was selling some of his and indicated interest in situatio, an presented copies of a buildings in East Lansing, f0ri purchasing more units here. agreement tenants c„ which tenants feared could Halstead also added the sign if they had griev,! '.jeoparize their security lease was not jeopardized by against the deposits. what happens to the owner. management wished to organize. About 35 tenants The landlord must turn over attended a meeting on the the rent and deposits to the -*■ i . "Any time you amend the matter at Haslett Arms, 135 buyer, he continued. Constitution to deny the due Collingwood Drive, the site new No one can buy the I OODQfj of tenant disgruntlement process or equal protection property without being .J last year because of rr under the law, you are going maintenance problems. responsible to tenants for CQII&O Off to run into a lot of trouble." the last month of rent and Halstead, who said he was Zolton A. Ferency very anxious to have good relations with the residents security deposit. He admitted several checks had bounced but by MS The MSU candidate for Michigan of all apartments, denied he Employe A. explained mortgage (MSUEA), Supreme Court was selling Haslett Arms. payment was taken a out Tuesday they would n announ! Halstead and Charles News prematurely which part jn the schedul See story page 7 Massoglia, director of the overdrafted the account. He debate with bins, Arl ASMSU Legal Aid program, the Amerio engaged in a verbal spat over H(ilslc the full insurance coverage are not ballots. For example, hope MSUEA will chan^rted state. address and name under • Many applications (once connected in any way. their position and appear i&pemier they are in the student's Pennsylvania only allows Jens Otto Krag In Michigan a person which the person is armed forces personnel The deadline for the deba(|." resigned Tuesday only registered and the voter's hands) must be sworn to registration to vote in the The debate was schedul lch; a few before a notary or witnesses vote by absentee ballot. hours after his countrymen signature. Nov. 7 election is 8 p.m. for 5:30 p.m. today in from the home state. had given him a stunning Paquet warned students Friday. and 39 Union. political victory by overwhelmingly endorsing •The reach application must the appropriate that b es i des cumbersome and in many being Anyone with questions concerning voter registration should call At their meeting MSUI will explain its organizatii what it intends to do Re official in the home state by cases absurd to the voter, Danish membership in the a certain date and time. absentee ballots are a hassle MYPI at 332-3561. C*Ts and answer questio European Economic Community. •The ballot will then be mailed and the applicant for local clerks. Many students registered of Bargaining talk must execute the ballot Krag, who had been premier at home contend they know INDAW for eight of the last 10 years, little about the candidates ite News! said personal rather than in East Lansing. However, political decision reasons - a lay behind his desire to retire to Paquet noted, by the time of the election, students will slated for faculty Mrs attempt and launchei i be more informed about the A collective bargaining and possible alternatives private life to paint, to read Michiga candidates here than in their forum, sponsored by the collective bargaining. esentati and to write political history. MSU Librarians Assn. will hometown because Speaking for collectii >nstituti« His Social-Democratic party be held at 7:30 tonight in bargaining will be Wall ler, chaii designated as his successor Parlor C, Union. Adams, professor e Judicial Anker The forum open to Economics and Nation Joergensen, the , Tuesday. faculty members, will president of the Americ 50-year-old leader of provide information on the Assn. of Universi ! bill, i; Denmark's largest trade union. James 1 advantages, disadvantages, Professors, and Ml 'oit, wc Tompkins, president-el# sing of i I Buy 1c FOR QUANTITY of MSU-FA. scribe all your recordss I at the lowest prices | Opposing collecti du tie: ct Senate rejects cloture | now ... at. . I Next Disc Shop . _ i ■ 9 XtRox i to 6 DAILY | bargaining will be Thorn Moore, economics. professor mination provide f The Senate to Jacobsons I HP Charles Larrow We've g narrowly refused for a second time .323 E. Or River IM. professor of economics, of idic Tuesday to cut off a filibuster blocking 2 vote on moderate. in a corn< creation of a new consumer-protection The petition for a third cloture vote agency. on IT SOUNDS INCREDIBLE •y should E Thursday was on the desk of Sen. Abraham BUT EVELYN WOOD GRADUATES CAN READ THE GODFATHER IN 64 MINUTES fe they pr Ribicoff, D-Conn., 55 -32. as the second bid The proposed Consumer Protection was defeated Agnecy AT THAT SPEED' THE 477 PAGES COME THE MOVIE IN LIVING BLOOD, YOU MIGHT SAY ACROSS WITH MORE IMPACT THAN . . . AFSCME ie bill indment woi of would be a consumer advocate in cases before dom o ause " regulatory agencies which ultimately determine Imagine what this ability can do for debate comprehension! Without any drop in esting tha home heating bills, phone bills, what is seen on students. At 1000 words per minute, retention! to say," (that's 3 times faster than you read), television, the prices of airline tickets, the cost of Evelyn Wood graduates can devour a moving a household, as some examples. textbook like If there ever was a time to do Hofstadtler's "American Political Tradition" and wrap up each something about this, it's now. Banks hike lending rate chapter in 11 minutes. This means instead of spending 800 Don't goof away another day! P.S. If you think this is another with MS hours a advertising con - job, take a free mini - "dents year reading - that's what's lesson and settle it once and for all. what a college freshman does - an king oi Bunk of America on Tuesday joined other major Find out if we've pulled the wool over 'erine, Mj banks in increasing its prime ending rate to 5% Evelyn Wood graduate spends 170 hours. Without any drop in 500,000 graduates eyes ... or we ALL MSU C-T's invited to attend. ? attend i per cent a move led off last Friday by New really do have something. p.m. York's First National City Bank. dent Se The prime rate is the minimum interest banks Plan to attend a FREE Mini Lesson at: Find out the facts ent eulariy in phoi charge on short-term loans to their best business customers. Bank of America, the world's UNIVERSITY INN 5:30 P.M. commerical bank, had been among the last of the biggest Wed., Oct. 4 country's biggest banks to hold to 5V2 per cent. 1100 Trowbridge Rooms 38, 39 Union aircle; Weds., OCT. 4 Thurs., OCT. 5 GM board elects woman 4 p.m., 6 p.m., 8 p.m. ELECI Catherine B. A merican stani Cleary, president of the First EVELYN WOOD READING DYNAMICS Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes Wisconsin Trust OFFIC Co., of Milwaukee, has been 17320 West Eight Mile Road elected to the board of directors of General Southfield, Michigan 48075 Is the Democratic Union for ame Motors, the first woman to ever serve on the board. 313-353-5111 (COLLECT) public Employes *477 Hasl Wednesday, October 4, 1972 3 AT 1ST TERM MEETING Council holds pay the same tuition fee for lengthy talks By DANIEL DEVER credits earned through State News Staff Writer examination that they pay Lengthy discussion but for regular-attendance After lengthy debate over concerning the committee's basis for all undergraduate little action marked the courses. review of the courses except those used to the recommendation, the term's first meeting of the In response to these credit-no-credit (CR-NC) satisfy the general education council voted to refer it Academic Council Tuesday. objections, Lester V. back to EPC for further grade option for general requirements or those The council heard and Manderscheid, chairman of education courses. courses specifically study with the condition discussed several committee the EPC, said that the that it be returned to the The committee excluded from CR-NC reports but its only action committee sought to keep council at next month's recommended that there be e n r o 11 m e n t b y t he to refer the was recommendation back to one credit-by-examination meeting. no change in the present department or coUege of the courses on a parallel with In other business, the CR-NC policy at this time, student s major. the Educational Policies Committee (EPC) for further study and to accept the report of the Universtiy Curriculum Committee. The EPC New appointments recommendation was a proposed modification by the policy regarding credit Jews editor-in-chief John Borger, left, announced the appointment of Rick Arlington Heights, III. senior, as city editor. He will replace Bill Whiting, by examination. In the recommendation •umseh senior at right, who will take the newly-created post of photographic the committee proposed that all courses be regularly State News photo by Dan Biava available for credit-by-examination except those courses in tate News appoints which "class attendance and participation are an integral part of the instructional method." lew city,photoeditors Whiting has been city editor since The recommendation also provides for registration for credit-by-examination as a part of the regular „.j| Whiting, State News city editor, iU take over the newly-created spring term. Before that, the 21 registration procedure. year-old Tecumseh senior covered East Several student members jsition of photographic editor mday, John Borger, editor- in • chief, Lansing government for the State News. of the council objected to Council conference Wilbins, 21, is currently the chief the provision of the mounted Tuesday. From left, student representative Debbie Carlson; German and Russian confer State News political reporter. He recommendation which during the Tuesday Rick Wilbins, Arlington Heights, 111. covered the Democratic National states that "failures in credit Richard Chapin, director of libraries (back to Academic Council meeting. nior, will fill the city editor vacancy Convention for the State News this by examination will be camera); George Fairweather, professor of seated by Whiting's shift in summer. He has also been a general reported on the same basis psychology; and Thomas Falk, asst. professor of State News photo by W. B. Remington signment, Borger said. assignment reporter and editorial as in other courses." writer. Another objection The reorganization is part of an Both [fort to improve photographic Whiting and Wilbins are stemmed from the Tue State News is published by the students of journalism majors. requirement for students to Michigan State University every class day during Fall, iverage, Borger added. Winter and Spring school terms, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during Summer Term, and a special iJ.S. base in Thailand raided Welcome Week edition is published in September. Subscription rate isS16 per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Assn., Michigan Press Assn., LIGON (AP) - swing-wing Fill In Washington the day of their return against the brought U.S. strength at Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Collegiate Press rists launched another fighter-bombers, which are Pentagon said the jets would combat in Indochina since government for several eight major bases in Assn. continue in combat and that 1968. But the Pentagon said years. Thailand to some 48.000 Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Mich. k Tuesday on a U.S. air based in Thailand, had been the loss has not c. ised it was unable to explain the men and hundreds of Editorial and business offices at 345 Student Services in Thailand, reports pulled from combat after Thai military officials warplanes. as Ihai based aircraft last Thursday's loss of one Pentagon officials to change plane's disappearance. Bldg., Michigan State University, East Lansing, claimed the attacker had a witched from targets in plane in North Vietnam. their view that the Fill is In Bangkok. Thai Michigan, 48823. officials reported security Communist-made AK47 i Vietnam to head off operational aircraft. luildup in Laos, U.S. Command spokesman refused to confirm or deny an The North Vietnamese forces sweeping the area assault rifle and North Vietnamese field rations. Applications Phones: said they ihot around Udorn air base killed News Editorial ormants in Saigon the report of the pullback down one Applications for the 355-8252 that.... the of the Fills. Fill Thursday, the first two terrorists involved in Classified Ads irted The attack on Udorn, Residence Hall Assn. 355-8255 Monday night's raid on the Display Advertising 353-6400 U.S. Air Force headquarters 300 miles northeast of judiciary positions for L CHALLENGED base in northeast Thailand. Bangkok, was the secor.d students living in residence Business Office 355-3447 assault on U.S. Air Force halls may be obtained in Photographic 355-8311 One of the attackers and installations in 24 hours. 339 Student Services Bldg. Campus Information 353-8700 a Thai guard were killed in The first was a mortar through Oct. 13. Rep urges the initial attack which took place around midnight when seven snipers broke into the base complex. bombardment fighter-bomber Ubon Sunday night. of base the at of all state Two Americans and two Thai security guards were wounded in the firefight There were no casualties in the attack on Ubon, the first base in Thailand ever .INDA WERFELMAN misdemeanors according to that followed. legislation, shelled by mortar fire. ite News Staff Writer the bill, which will be sent Thai sources said one of to the House "I don't see this as a the attackers was captured. S attempt to prescribe Judiciary As American forces have Committee today. solution to the kinds of He was said to be a Meo hill been withdrawn from South krs and duties of the 1, launched last week in Though the bill may be improper reporting that tribesman, one of a group of Vietnam, the U.S. Air Force I Michigan House of unconstitutional, some occurs," he said. nomadic mountain people in Thailand has expanded. method of insuring free who have been in revolt Recent increases have l:esentatives, may be a He added the bill Institutional, J. Bob press is necessary, Traxler said. probably would be referred ■ler, chairman of the to the House Civil Rights Judiciary Committee, jTuesday. a "Freedom of the press mockery," he continued. is Committee, as requested by Del Rio. The state Dept. of the e^st Room Pearly pastels ■e " bill, introduced by "We have one press in each Civil Rights would be Wednesday's Feature Dinner James Del Rio, D - community and they do as responsible for issuing for Miss J wover would require they damn well please." licenses to reporters ■sing of reporters and iscribe certain Traxler suggested working for any publication Chicken Kiev 3.90 into a long sleeve, powers printed in Michigan on a duties, creation of press councils four-button acetate prevent regular basis, the bill said. Selection from our SALAD BAR Bmination in reporting which would allow members choice of potato or vegetable taffeta ribbon blazer jprovide for penalties." of the press to consider Reporters would be Individual loaf of bread & butter complaints from the public required to apply annually e've got a whole would be a better solution Dessert in a pink/natural/ for the $5 license. •h of idiotic little kids Beverage than the proposed a corner covering the blue/white/yellow Del Rio said. Use All^entrance or fourth level of >y should be ramp for direct access. plaid. Sizes qualified fe they practice." Dinner and cocktails served until 9:00 p.m. 5 to 13. $36. ie bill would not violate T^icyfA/ ttz! ts ms of the 'ndrnent guaranteeing First Jacol )son's Polyester texturized low rise cuffed pants dom of the press ause "no is one with multi-pastel sting that we tell them to say," he added. web belt, in powder eporters not licensed blue d be A bump toe sport pump for or perky pink. found guilty of Sizes 5 to 13. $26. Miss J sleek simplicity with citybred looks and wood heel made for Indents interested in walking. In navy leather or camel ln8 on the 1973 suede. Sizes 6Yi to 10 in narrow width. venne, MSU's yearbook, attend an a!L>P' open house 5 to 10. medium width. $15. ' P-m. today in 30 lent Services Bldg. len.t Photographers eularly invited. are 215 ANN ST. ED 2 - 0871 4hua JaL>P' SPECIAL! ANY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER AlHCLEANING, LUBRICATION & NEW RIBBON S 8.00 ELECTRIC PORTABLE $11.00 STANDARD MANUAL $11.00 OFFICE ELECTRIC $15.00 Jacob$ori$ jyes AMERICAN 1,71 ""lett Rd. BUSINESS MACHINES Hasten 339-8258 | JacobBon's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY The Doctor's Bag Lee Lockwood By ARNOLD WERNER, MD advertising manager Charlie Cain, managing editor addressed to Dr. engaged in sexual intercourse with not intend to leave my room or the but under no Bill Hoistein, campus editor Werner at MSU Health Center. Names him. She whistles circumstances loudly, cries and house and still want to grow immune suggest whistling back, apD Bill Whiting, city editor need not be included unless a utters words, probably to excite him. I to the whole affair? crying or uttering words don't know how he reacts to this act yourself Judy Yates, editoral editor personal reply is requested. While the likelihood of me Mike Cody, copy chief but I certainly get disturbed and The housemate providing a solution to your problem Can taking pictures of Gary Scharrer. sport s editor living in the room actively excited. I mentioned this to is very low, the letter is sufficiently baby with a n* above mine has a girlfriend attending him, to the house owner and to the provocative to deserve publication or is there a flash cube hurt \2 Seven-time recipient of t him often. She appears to have a very other housemates, but they appear to even by itself. Some people are eye a natural from the bright flash? protection' te Pacemaker award for shy nature, but makes her presence be enjoying this issue in their own disturbed by sexual stimuli because outstanding journalism. they become sexually excited. Hearing quite conspicuous whenever she is_ ways. What would you suggest if I do or seeing people engaged in sexual The duration of light from EDITORIAL intercourse is for most generally fairly exciting people, an occurrence which cube is less than one second. In spite of the hundredth intensity light, the very brief duration Lifelong certainly would be classified as e normal. In talks with people who are violently against a number of quite harmless even if the facing the light directly. (;en is quite safe to take b, pornography, one of their chief pjctr needs mor complaints is that it sexually excites them and they thought this is wrong. newborns with electronic flash. If you are older type of single flash flash bulb* USj The Task Force on Lifelong this new educational concept will Without meaning to Impose my value bulb, Education has just scratched the be held on campus Oct. 17, 20 system on you, I don't think that generally recommended that a surface of designing a plan to put becoming immune to sexually exciting plastic shield be placed over the and 30 to elicit information and stimuli is beneficial. gun in case of the very rare in more emphasis on adult hear suggestions and criticisms Why your housemate and his a bulb exploding. education in Michigan. While the on the preliminary report. The girlfriend choose to advertise their plan is philosophically sound and sexual activity in such a fashion can Taking moving pictures j hearings are of paramount using photo floods is far more 4 is directed towards a worthwhile only be answered by them. For most importance because the reaction for the child since the great ir* goal, much hard work needs to of the academic community will people, sexual intercourse is something of the light is be done before any of the they desire to share only with each unrelenting. Infants help develop specific proposals other, preferring to keep it a private poorly pigmented irises and recommendations can be to be included in the final matter. Others prefer to talk about or, though the eye adjusts to the implemented. document. in other ways demonstrate what they intensity, a large amount of brigh still reaches the The report recommends that The final report is scheduled are doing in what seems to be a retina, a considerable discomfort. The the University begin developing boastful fashion. In any case, the to be completed Jan. 1, 1973, phenomenon is activity you describe should be dealt experienced degree and nondegree programs four months ahead of the with as any other distraction that children and adults who have to m?et the individual timetable light blue eyes. Therefore, when established by the interferes with your privacy. Talking educational needs of an adult board of trustees. President with the housemate involved makes moving pictures of babies and population whose professional Wharton will take sections of the sense, but going to the owner and children, try and use natural \\J other housemates whenever possible. If this ij skills have become almost would probably report to the trustees and then possible, direct the flood l»r obsolete over the years. The only provoke antagonism directed charge portions of the academic toward you. movie light at the ceiling to gt report expresses the belief that community to formulate specific diffuse effect. In a small room adult Sexual Intercourse and related education should be plans of action. light colored walls this can usual Deans, activities rarely last more than a half done and still permit integrated into the total department heads, and staff hour and often much less. enough l: academic picture as part of each .FOUR MORE YEARS!. FOUR MORE Therefore, reach the subject for adequate members then will have a voice . . you might do best by ignoring it. You exposure. of the University's colleges and in may try the simple expedient of determining proposals for departments. adult education. turning up the volume on your radio, C.P.S. 1972 The basic premise of the task Hopefully, the final draft will force for restoring obsolete skills be more substantive in suggesting TWO CENTS WORTH rests on three types of programs. concrete directions for First, research should be done on continuing adult education in updating particular instruction people fields. by in their Second, professionals Michigan. What has appeared so far is no more than a Utopian statement of a worthwhile dream Health center n should be given. Finally, specific To the Editor: without a solid foundation. The As is frequently the case with the This is indeed an expensive way to I greatly appreciated your editorial my wife's arm — it was necer- courses to impart current skills married students, they are forced to obtain medical services. On two academic community should be of Sept. 26 regarding the University utilize the emergency room at a developed by the educational able to expect improvement in Health Center and its program use the emergency rooms at local occasions — once to remove a very hospital. The bills for these s system should be utilized. the final document. hospitals when their spouses and minor obstruction from my son's ear came to slightly more than $100. inadequacies. The failure of the health children require medical attention. and once to trert an infected burn on The document *ns only a Members of the task force and center to provide for the medical needs of part - time students, Therefore, I greatly support preliminary report Jhat does not interested segments of the effort to call .attention to temporary dropouts and the spouses suggest any specific plans of academic community must work action. The actual application of the ideals put forward by the together to formulate a specific plan of action for making adult and children of married students is extremely unfortunate. Cam's staff problem. Your proposals shou! seriously considered by the p- committee which is working o The problem is compounded by the To the Editor: the plague and hide behind matter. report needs much more research education a reality. Otherwise, I would like to share with State fact that there is a shortage of medical smokescreens such as busing. It was and planning, or else the study all the time, money and News readers an incident that occurred I energy doctors in the community and those especially refreshing in comparison might add that your statei was just a waste of time. spent in preparing the plan will at the campus meeting of Students for who do practice in the community are with the present Michigan senate "Presently only MSU students can A series of open hearings on have been not Carr Sept. 26. at least seven credits a futile exercise. accepting very many new patient*. campaign. may be adm for health care at the center" do« I attended the meeting because, M. Robert Carr deserves credit for apply to graduate assistants whi while I was familiar with incumbent gathering a campaign staff which still eligible for health care at Rep. Charles Chamberlain's generally hawkish conservative expresses this sort of enlightened center even though they maj - pro - special - interests voting record, I was uncertain viewpoint. carrying less than seven credits. of the positive nature of the alternative candidacy of M. Robert Howard Brody Carr. East Nicholas Frii Lansing graduate student East Lansing graduate stii At the Sfept. 29, 1972 meeting, during the open Sept. 27,1 question period, I asked the Carr communications manager whether he intended to make use of a 1969 incident in which Chamberlain ran over a Washington, D.C. policeman Bombs spel while To the Editor: trying to make an illegal traffic There is a Canadian Committ# maneuver, and then used his Richard Nixon lias spent four Aid for Vietnam civilians wl years congressional immunity to get off and provides instructions for kni to have the policeman bringing peace in Vietnam with much reprimanded for emphasis on having brought garments for infants and child trying to stop him. 1 the American troops •home. Colors of the wool used must be blue or dark green preferably, "or Carr's man replied that, while Is there a double standard definition gray, dark brown, or dark heather publicizing this past incident might of peace: It seems we are to be at be accepted" so that the chill help Carr somewhat, "I think that he peace if no American soldier is liable "HP has no right to run for can't come up with Congress if he any more to be killed, injured but armaments and bombs built by or taken prisoner wearing the garments will not be re targets — targets for arms which salaries or wages for Americans L substantive issues than that." I Americans and supplied by Americans can then buy pink or blue or wi was very favorably impressed with are raining death on Indochina at the this garments for their own babies. attitude, coming as it does in an rate of more than 3 million tons of 'OIVI 'fM BACK! WHOSE election year where the current bombs in 1971, compared with about PRISONERS ARE THEY, ANYWAY?' Sally Schlfl political pseudo - wisdom dictates the 2 million tons candidate must avoid real issues like on Europe in all of East Lansing residi World War II. Sept. 27,' TOM WICKER McGovern must list (C) NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE while the mining and bombing have immediately stop the bombing, Indochina. tripartite interim government of produced an intensified war. withdraw all American forces, end all is the true "pe'ce candidate '' If Sen. George McGovern is While no one outside the anyone from the Saigon regime. But A clearly stated McGovern plan, forms of aid to the Thieu regime, and President charged, as he surely going to put forward a specific government can be when Livingston moreover, would dramatize the expect in return that the North sure just what is reported this to Le that McGovern was encouraging Hi* Vietnam peace plan, as Mrs. McGovern said in the secret talks at Due Tho, he wrote, Tho President's failure to make good his Veitnamese would send home their Paris, the replied, "it is to wait upon his election to negot« has promised, he will have the Nixon administration seems easy to solve this problem. Let each pledge of 1968 "to end the war and American prisoners of war. unwilling a settlement, the Senator could re| so far to accede to Hanoi's demand for segment in the coalition pick its own opportunity to draw a sharp win the peace" in Vietnam, that this was better than atteniptinf distinction between Implicit in this position is an interim representatives." himself and particularly since we have the word of McGovern's tripartite government bomb the North Vietnamese President Nixon on this issue. And Richard J. Whalen, in his book "Catch willingness to let the composed equally of representatives In this war of lies and Thieu regime fall, as not being worth propaganda, submission to the Nixon view, perhaps that is what McGovern needs the Falling Flag," that from the Viet Cong, from the there is no sure way to "nothing lay further American support after seven present judge who was that in any case, as a major-pd to give himself something like behind the 'pledge' Saigon regime excluding only telling Livingston the truth; perhaps, except Nixon's years of war and an even longer period President presidential candidate, his views "presidential stature" and thereby to Thieu, and from by the peculiar lights of turn his campaign around. instinct for an extra effort of of military assistance. But the North "independent" or "third force" both Kissinger and Tho diplomats! Vietnam were of profound 1 salesmanship when the customers Vietnamese in the Paris talks and in thought they legitimate importance to the AmeA started drifting political figures in South Vietnam. were. In any case, in view of In the first away." Whalen was at several conversations with American Some light was shed on the George electorate and the world commum place, a detailed the time a Nixon adviser and McGovern's implicit position that speech interviewers seem to be impasse he Besides, it was just four years McGovern peace plan would appear in writer, but resigned before the 1968 insisting on in an article in the New York Times will not support the Thieu regime, more than such implicit by this month that Nixon, sharp contrast to Nixons's record. The election. assurances David Livingston, a New York labor why should he not now make it that the political chips presidential President last outlined his own In the second in South leader who has conferred in Hanoi and explicit that he would candidate, said proposals last snring, while also place, while any Vietnam will be allowed to fall where Paris with accept an President Johnson and his assoei' McGovern peace plan would Le Due Tho and in interim tripartite announcing the mining of North probitbly they may; apparently, they want a coalition, with each "Let me make one thing clear. TN be in reasonably Washington with Henry Kissinger. segment to choose its Vietnamese harbors sharp contrast to negotiated arrangement for the own who have had a chance for four y> and the Nixon's position, there is one Livingston wrote that Henry Kissinger representatives? resumption of heavy bombing of point on political future of South Vietnam, in and could not North Vietnamese which the Democratic candidate could order to make the United States told him that, while he favored such a If the issue is peace, as most not produce peace shoj cities; so far the give valuable focus to his generalized a negotiated settlement, the North Americans seem to think, and not be given another eha#* proposals have not produced peace, party to that arrangement and prevent the McGovern ought to make that position - which is that he would a Vietnamese would not in fact agree in survival of the Thieu regime, as Nixon cl renewed American intervention too; and how better than by tellinl in private talks to the participation in the so often seems to suggest, this position nation precisely how he intend' oufht to make it clear that McGovern "produce peace." by Garry Trudeau TWO CENTS WORTH NESBURY If T HP& PetPt-Y Ihl MS kliTH * 6iRu MP Mtr F£(-T THe IOA/ AKUT MB, UHftr SAHC UOOCP you THINK Hfiour McGovern slam To the Editor: Vietnam. They were assured by involvement in Vietnam and later HCH MOUNG W v/rn administration spokesmen that this Southeast Asia, most notably the / MS? On Jan. 14, 1972 Sen. McGovern stated: "My vote for the 1964 Gulf of was not so. McGovern • Hatfield amendment to Tonkin Resolution was a mistake James Hoffman, whose attack on end the war. Perhaps a reading of the based on reliance on information McGovern appeared Monday, seems to Pentagon Papers would enlighten which turned out to be largely false. I have read the Congressional Record Hoffman as to some of the history stated on the day after the vote that I with a rather jaundiced eye. Some how that (purposefully) surrounded those he managed to miss any and all of votes he so takes out of context and did not wish my vote to be interpreted : an endorsement of our long ■ Senator McGovern's speeches on the parades before us, hoping that we were ;:cfe&Q: as standing and apparently growing floor of the Senate against American born yesterday and remember nothing military involvement in Vietnam at of the consistent policy of lies, that time. I voted for its repeal in half-truths and evasions practiced by ***» «t*. »!'• 1970, the first time repeal came before the Senate." A review of the Abortions Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon administration alike. Congressional Record for that day will To the Editor: The deceits continue to this day. show that several senators expressed I feel that it is important to The President would have us believe reservations as to the intent of the inform students of a benefit which that war is peace; that massive resolution; they were concerned that should be available to them through the resolution, as written, would their student health insurance policy. bombing is "winding down" the war. Hoffman, mupt we haggle over votes provide the President with a blank At the University of Illinois circle taken six and seven years ago, or can check for American involvement in campus where I was a student, our we look at the broad sweep of Sen. health plan provided up to $200 for out-of-state abortions. This benefit McGovern's position over time? JUDY YATES was hidden in the policy and were not even aware students of its existence ? good Nixon has had four years to make "his ^ pledge to end the war and he until student government officers has failed. The Senate can vote to end began publicizing the fact. the war a thousand times, but unless The reasons for such a benefit are the people of the United States vote to Inmates pose problems numerous. Briefly, a girl in college could possibly forfeit her chance for an education because of an unplanned pregnancy. Where are college students supposedto find a quick $200 for an change the President, the war in Southeast Asia is likely to continue for four more years. Claude Hersh custody classification even though press to visit institutions and learn issues per terms of the State News puts out-of-state abortion. cocoordinator for Lt do you do when an inmate he has done violent thing in his about correctional programs and the price at two cents an issue.) Curiously, many administrators are Students for McGovern 1 the signer of a form letter is a never a activities. While this sounds like a good in favor of an abortion provision in Oct. 2,1972 life. idea the State News does not have the It would be heartless to keep student insurance policies. George ■sad as this situation may seem it "I have an excellent prison work to launch a full investigation sending these men form letters with Safford, asst. dean of Student Affairs Bned last week when I sent letters record and I've never received a money into these matters. notes on the bottom saying the of University of Illinois, felt that it ■nates who had written letters to Editor asking for pen pals. The ■ letters thank the individual for misconduct report jail," in my 22 months in he wrote. "And everyone — And while the State News prints as chances are slim that their letters will be printed. After awhile the parade of was his a legitimate medical expense. In words, it is "...a just provision in a Tenure officers and inmates — know I'm many letters in the Two Cents Worth innocents gets a little hard to believe. student policy." Kg and say that the State News reliable." column as space will allow, top I would hope that students on To the Editor: T as many letters as space will priority goes to those letters pertaining But the problem of what to do still campus would check into this matter In view of Michael Fox's misleading 1 regardless of their content. So what can be done about these to issues relevant to our readers. remains. I guess the only thing I can and lobby for an abortion provision in Lee E. Blue, inmate number comments in Friday's paper, perhaps it men? A letter from the warden is (Purely as an aside, the title Two do is write a column about the their health insurance policy. is appropriate to quote the MSU J)-138 at Post Office Box 1000 in attached to Desmond's letter said that Cents Worth for the letters column problem and hope that someone who Faculty Handbook on the subjects of Mnworth, Kansas replied to the was chosen because the $1 fee for 50 has an answer will respond. Larry Zawilenski the Bureau of Prisons encourages the and dismissal of tenured ■letter asking for a list of the two East Lansing resident tenure It university papers in each state, Sept. 29, 1972 faculty. lie said that prison administrators The handbook defines "tenure" as led 56 letters from inmates to le media, held them for two BOB NOVOSAD (page 8): "appointment for an indefinite period without a terminal t, and then issued a revised policy date." That is, a faculty member who Cent warning that "inmates may has earned tenure is no longer subject to dismissal at some well - defined offe restricted mailing list Backpack |aced on a future date. nailing an excessive number of rtions" about him to a newsman forms of life that enjoy crawling into Mountains in the western corner of the country" that I hope will never be wilderness is what really turns me on. lesenting a paper with a circulation your sleeping bag at night. Upper Peninsula, but it was worth it. Iver 100,000. A few months ago I got fed up with A top an 1,800 - foot mountain we could see for miles and miles nothing |The lies and distortions were Grand Rapids and all its Christian ted and that editor refused to Reform but lakes and hardwood forests. It politicians, and with life in t my reply," Desmond wrote. made you glad that there weren't any general, and decided to take a week ■e also said that the administration off from the regular grind. I headed homes or factories or people around. lie institution refuses to reduce his north with a few friends and no We started hiking into the STUDENTS, Mr. Mike's would like to thank all you students who phoned during our week-long Super-Dollar Special last week. We are sorry that some of you were unable to get through, but we had no idea that the response would be so tremendous! And a special thanks to all you great people who waited patiently for your orders. Wow, What a week! There sure were a lot of hungry people at MSU. And they all got into a good thing! Mr. Mike's has just one aim: to provide you with the best pizza, submarines and sandwiches any where around. It's as simple as that. Jim Pocock's been coming around to see you. To McDonel, Hubbard and Brody last week. To Wonders and Wilson so far this week, then Holmes Hal) tomorrow. In fact, he wants to get to every dorm to see as many people as possible. If you haven't yet tried Mr. Mike's or you're just plain hungry, maybe it's Why? Because he doesn't take you for granted. He wants to hear what you have to time you got into a good thing! Give us a call at 351-1600 for fast, free say. He wants to know what you want. He wants to know who you are. Which is what delivery. We deliver Friday and Saturday from 4:00 p.m. - 1:30 a.m.; you've got a right to expect, considering: Sunday 3:00 p.m. - 1:30 a.m.; and Monday - Thursday from 4:00 p.m. - He wants to be your State Representative. 1:30 a.m. ELECT Mr. Mike's has pizza and sandwiches available for dine-in or take-out from 11:00a.m. daily (noon on Sunday). JIM Thanks again, students! You people have got to be the greatest! POCOCK State Representative MR. MIKE'S PIZZA & SANDWICH SHOPPE He's doing a lot-help him do more. Paid Political Advertisement 515 WEST GRAND RIVER AVENUE • EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN (} Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4,1} rfichiga ECONOMIC FORCE FELT Bids will open Japan asserts world role By GEORGE WHITE the defeat of the January discussion and the for bike paths Bids will open Oct. 13 for "Hopefully thev State News Staff Writer News Analysis pro-Westem Sato it should have- been to one's October summit may result the construction of bicycle constructed this fall" Japan's new prime no in the return of four islands paths along South Harrison added. minister, Kakuei Tanaka, is has also been a factor in surprise that China and that the Japanese lost to the Road and East Grand River At their few points to Nixon. But Mondav Tanaka's Japan drew closer. Russians after World War II. East y.LaJ asserting Japan as a major success and " the Japanese strategist has Avenue, Gordon E. Melvin, mwtina meeting, the c_ . world power. In doing so he major development in since maneuvered his The real Tanaka's asst. city engineer, said Traffic Commission international relations. controversy political (W is destroying the concept of country from its Tuesday. that the In his talks with Tanaka, away resulting from the aggressiveness combined These bike pavement a bipolar world dominated historic dependence and conference of Asian powers with Japanese economic paths — part Burcham Drive by the United States and President Nixon's economic future American economic of the extensive system continue to be would be over Japan's strength in cooperation with used the Soviet Union. problems forced him to pressure expanding relations relations with Taiwan. Chinese strength seems to proposed for East Lansing — bike path as _ opposed to Tanaka, who defeated persuade the Japanese with mainland China, Tanaka went into the would be simlar to the one sidewalk on thatTtol" leader to concede to the point to the beginnings of a ex-minister Eisaku Sato Chinese summit along Hagadorn Road, meeting multi-power world which three months ago, has revaluation of the yen. Tanaka met Chou in Melvin explained. a still hoping to continue political experts believe will After brought Tanaka consented to the of studying a „ compromising relations with Taiwan. relax tensions in Asia and bicycle car econo mically-powerful revaluation and accidem spirit. Referring to Japan's investments in around the world. Burcham Drive, Japan into international less-damaging proposals Sino-Japanese relations Taiwan total $4 billion and commission political prominence during without significantly slnce the 1937 invasion of decided Japanese delegates to the street was not a his short stay in office. hurting Japan's trade Manchuria, Tanaka said. United Nations fought to hindrance to cyclists. m, U.S. labor links The former minister of surplus, which was $3.2 retain Taiwan's seat. international trade and billion last year. "During that time our However, when it came to industry has managed his country gave great troubles Members of the the choice of relations with *\m success through the use of Japan's reliance on the to the Chinese people, for commission Wji| Taiwan or China, Tanaka summit conferences with United States, which began which I once again make invalidated the treaty made attending the | with Japan urged commission's the major powers — one after World War II when the profound self-examination." with Chiang Kai-Chek's with the United States and United States supplied the scheduled meeting, Nov' island government in favor another still to be held with conquered nation with Tanaka's to answer diplomatic of increased cooperation any quett the Russians. financial aid to get Japan excursions are parallels of concerning the bicycle a with the mainland power. The expected back on its feet, still exists, the new Chinese doctrines TOKYO (UPI) - Leonard Woodcock, system, Melvin said. protectionist trend in the United States, " cooperation between Japan even though it is decreasing, that have greatly involved Washington officials were president of the United Auto Workers but the UAW has not joined in the chorus and China, a result of the Considering these ties and the populous nation in not happy with Tanaka's (UAW), proposed Tuesday that Japanese for special protective legislation. East the Japanese advantage in Lansing mjy just-completed world affairs. Considering decision to sever diplomatic and American workers band together to "We did call for temporary emergency instituting a safe r Tanaka-Chou En-lai talks trade, Tanaka wisely gave a the new Chinese stance and relations with Taiwan but control multinational companies. measures where a small industry award might be program in they recognize Japan's Woodcock, speaking to a convention of suddenly swamped by imports," he said. future. If the comm growing desire for political Japanese auto workers, also said an 'But essentially, our major legislative decides to enact independence. internation authority should be created thrust is being concentrated on program, a patrolman wo establishing "to recommend a uniform set of rea' income and retraining guarantees to be assigend to make noli Still upcoming is regulations governing international trade workers who have lost their jobs because of Tanaka's summit with the any "extremely courtw and commerce a binding on all national imports. We call this adjustment assistance. Soviet — driving by writing down Union, which may be participating authorities." What we have at present is totally registration number of CRCDIT UNION MIGHT even more productive than his previous meeting. The Japanese are Woodcock praised Japanese auto workers for banding together into a new confederation. He was the principal inadequate. "Under present conditions, there is no system at all. Laws and regulations car involved, explained. Then, the di would receive a certifl Mel speaker at the first convention held by the governing the conduct of international for safe driving from 8 P.M. MOM.. OCT. 16 / M9U AUDITORIUM optimistic economic about benefits the that Confederation of Japan Automobile trade are widely scattered into 130-odd city of East Lansing in would result from increased Workers. fragments. . . mail. trade with the U.S.S.R. "In the shedding of your divisions, your "I should like to propose, here and now, The Japanese see Russia as a movement has matured and has passed into the creation of an international The commission sti# on eveninq witfi dovld fry© promising market for their goods and are hoping to the camp of the truly powerful trade unions of the world," Woodcock said. possible under the aegis of the United Nations, possibly as an extension of the authority, the possibility of use of seat belts and passengers within requ by dr "Our alliance is deeply rooted in the GATT, possibly independent of these, acquire Soviet raw materials ond the new cfvi/ty min/trel/ in return. common workers, qualities of our lives. Auto no matter their national cultures, maybe through OECD initially, to examine then recommend a uniform set of city limits at the Moo meeting. But, Melvin Soviet Foreign Minister languages and traditions, are always auto regulations governing international trade "There would be prob Andrei Gromyko visited workers." and commerce and binding on ail national with enforcement on MSU Tokyo last January. The Woodcock noted that there is level." Employees Credit Union Members: a participating authorities." Be sure to get your Credit Union Night tickets THIS WEEK. Any remaining tickets will be offered to the general public beginning next week. Remember, they're just $1 each. Get your tickets now by phone, mail or in person at the County ballot to list 9 partie By CRAIG GEHRING ballot. .ballot. Brennen was the party. The HRP was formed 1968. Wallace State News Staff Writer Those two the credit union. are only candidate nominated by Zolton Ferency, now a 331,000 votes for presi Ingham County voters Independent Judiciary and by his partyat its September state Supreme Court a record for a minor will face more parties on the Nonpartisan Levin's party Judiciary convention. nominee, because he candidate in the state. ballot — nine — than anyone parties. Detroit went the ballot in the Judge on thought the Democratic If all 10 parties else in the state. Other Charles Levin formed the county when it nominated party was becoming too nominated candidates voters will see eight parties m EMPLOYEES JSSlJ ^UNIOI^Jj when they go to the polls. The number falls short of Nonpartisan Judiciary party and J. Appeals Judge Vincent Brennan Rex L. Platte of Lansing for drain commissioner conservative. Conservative party policitcal would have office, been started the addition to Levin for the founder Robert Huber of problems than we 600 E. Crescent Rd., just east of the the 10 parties which had Independent Judiciary party state Supreme Court. Troy, who bolted the GOP Manly Miles Bldg. candidates for governor in in order to become Of the other three new last year after he accused it have known what Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Fri. / Phone 353-2280 1934. Besides Democratic with," Apol said. candidates for the Michigan parties on the ballot, the of being too liberal, is Most voting and Republican candidates, machii Supreme Court. Communist party is listed running on the Republican the Communist, Socialist, Under Michigan law, an for the first time since ticket for Congress this fall. the state are equipped] Socialist only nine parties and Labor, individual may become a 1940, after the Supreme The Socialist Labor and not handle 10. Apol Commonwealth, American, candidate for the high court Court struck down statutes Socialist Workers parties paper ballots would hat People's Progressive, Farm only by receiving a political prohibiting the party from have appeared on the ballot be used instead of mael Labor and National parties I stereo] party's nomination. Levin appearing on the ballot. for many years. The "I do not like to were represented. unsuccessfully fought this Also making their first American Independent about what would Actually 10 parties provision in court after appearance on the ballots party is on the ballot happened if we would I initially qualified for the Bernard Apol, state director are the Human Rights party following Gov. George had to go with S *> f MUSIC CO. ballot, an increase of five over 1970. However, except of elections, turned down Levin's (HRP) and the Conservative Wallace's strong showing in ballots," he remarked. for one race in Ingham nominating petitions. OPEN HOUSE County, two parties Levin and Brennan then nominated persons a nonpartisan thus will not be only for office and the hired Kelly Girls to circulate petitions to add their Volunteer flD PIONEER' seen on respective parties to the MSU help' ■ THREE WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM The follow ■ People who are interested volunteers to train for* ■ 10" woofer opportunities for volunteers in helping should call the — both phone and walk-!: are currently available Volunteer Bureau at with people who 6" midrange through the MSU Volunteer 353-4400, or stop in at 27 problems. ■ 3" tweeter Bureau. Student Services. Unless Friendship Day otherwise indicated, the Center would like people ■ Oiled walnut with fretwork ■ volunteer should plan to help out during the 1 grill. Regular price $119.95 ea. provide his own playing with the chili transportation. taking them on field - A sheltered workshop for helping feed them etc. mentally handicapped Holt Home : MURA SP202 ! 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GIBSON'S """• BOOK ADDIC Lansing special stud;- charging that Mayor Wi GRAND RIVER c 1-6. 7-10 SAT lg-s R. Brookover violated FREE SPEAKER CLINIC FREE AMPLIFIER CLINIC civil rights by OCTOBER 6 & 7 OCTOBER 26 & 27 appointing him to commission. . Commisioner Joe M- will also present a resolu concerning homosexu 402 S. WASHINGTON LANSING •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a* % Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4, 1972 7 STATE ducators oppose constitutionality of the bill, with," Street indicated, Street opposes the idea antibusing bill which struck down provisions, Ferency said he Legal scholars from 42 DISCOUNT called the Equal "My second objection is because he considers it to be segregated schools and ruled opposes a constitutional schools signed the letter 307 E. Grand Educational Opportunities that it is trying to do an amendment dealing with busing is a legal tool to use amendment that would arranged by a bipartisan Irandidate for «" Act. something that I consider to specific problem added to in achieving desegregation. River Ave. a conflict with other parts of group of senators opposed ■gan Supreme Court The professors said be unconstitutional." the nonspecific, long - range "No one quarelled with the Constitution. to the bill: Jacob Javits, Next To Card Shop »,e president of the enactment of the bill Admitting he had not Constitution. the decisions at the time, R N Y ; H u b e r t Board of - - ■ Lansing . . "would place in jeopardy seen the text of the letter Street observed, "We are and the 1971 decision was "Any time amend Humphrey, D-Minn.; Lion said recently much of the hard nor studied the bill in detail, going to have that kind of handed down by Chief you the Constitution to deny Edward Kennedy, D-Mass.; Ltee with about 500 toward school - won Street said a real danger country we want to have, Justice Burger, a Nixon due process or equal Edward Brooke, R-Mass.; CIGARETTES Ihool professors and progress desegregation of the last exists if the bill limits the and that kind of appointee," Ferency added. protection under the law, Philip A. Hart, D-Mich.; ■ who joined together court's ability to rulp an act Constitution we want to Citing the conflict that two decades. you are going to run into a Lowell P. Weicker, Jr., Idemn the antibusing lacing U.S. Senate ■this week. Cassius E. Street, Jr., East Lansing Board of Education of Congress unconstitutional. While saying have. But, I would think the present Constitution has served us very well for 200 arises over the so-called fair - trial versus free press lot of trouble," he emphasized. R-Conn.; and Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn. 3/99° 1 deans and professors, president and a Lansing the only limit 3 way to go about achieving years and we should think pkgs. Kng £>ean Theodore S. attorney, said late Monday he has two basic objections the goal sought by very seriously before ,e and Professor Yale (coupon) to the antibusing bill. antibusing supporters would tampering with it." University of m Ln Law of the have School, wrote "grave "The bill tends to undo things I consider to be be through a constitutional amendment, Street said he Zolton A. Ferency, associate professor of McGovern Expires after 10-8-72 East Lansing Store Only the does not favor such criminal justice and Human about accomplished and done a move. Right party candidate for 126-127-620 If f // I N\\ the Michigan Supreme Court, called the proposed of Detroit-oreo COLOR FILM Sen. George McGovern will return to Carl Wagner, Michigan McGovern - bill "a political move for the Michigan Shriver campaign director, said, for this [Capital/ Capsules Michigan Monday appealing to votes on the basis of hate and racism." Democratic Presidential Dinner at the reason, he feels confident the Democratic * Raleigh House. dinner will recruit a large number of new ■ '(I i 0 ) >\ M Ferency said the bill is The Detroit dinner, which will begin at 7 members for the McGovern Million "an exercise in political limit 1 committee to iron out conference committee. is one of several planned nationally Member Club. ■ y, MILLIKEN differences between the two * * * futility." p.m., (coupon) to raise funds for the McGovern Shriver BDAY endorsed versions. THE SENATE ALSO "In this particular case - L c which would the Supreme Court would presidential campaign. McGovern announced formation of the The fate of the bill is not passed a bill which would Local organizers of the event pointed Million Member Club at the Democratic Ite property tax as a certain. Sen. L. Harvey give raises to probate judges have to strike down such a out that, in contrast to the $1,000- a - National Convention in Miami in July. He |of supporting school Lodge, R-Waterford; Oscar throughout the state. The law," he indicated. The East plate dinners recently sponsored by said then he placed his hopes for campaign Lansing |)o not regard Proposal E. Bouwsma, R-Muskegon; judges did not receive attorney recalled the 1954 Republicans here and across the nation, the funds not on large contributions but on at DIAL SOAP and Coleman Young, increases voted to other Democratic dinner will be a $50 - a - plate least one million contributions of $25 or a partisan issue." D-Detrot were chosen to the judges earlier in this session. and 1971 court decisions told members of affair. pilchigan ndary Assn. School Bath Size Reg. 29 30 recharageable battery 4 oz. jar Reg. 1.00 67' p - m m limit 1 ■Up (coupon) It's truly portable! Expires after 10-8-72 East Lansing Store Only It's mini . . . only ?1> . ^ r- 2 3 ORLON 4-1/8" - 2-1/8" x 6-3/4" x KNEE-HI SOCKS It's lightweight . . . (1 less than 20 oz. Reg. 1.00 limit 1 89' (coupon) Expires after 10-8-72 Shop Knapp's today at Meridian Mall, 10-9 East Lansing Store Only 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4 City jazz draught ends: Berry, Woolies thrill Pine Knob audience Weather Report to play By MIKE STEINBERG Guest Reviewer music is was as fresh and 15 years ago. Mixing his top alive todav y® efforts to satiate the famous Berklee School of years. Unlike most bass compositions. However hits with . i numbers such as Elmore appetites of local jazz buffs. Music spent nine years with players Vitous does not play their music is quite Playing before a sellout crowd of Jam. v "n.1 The East Lansing jazz Weather Report is quite Cannonball Adderly's a back-up role. Instead he disciplined, sticking to an 7,500, Chuck Berry and the Woolies Mean Old World" and the My Broom" Berry and the \V classic i'j draught comes to an end simply one of the best jazz group, composing most of plays an essential part in the orderly progression of were the mainattractions Sunday on a 71 Oct. 13 when Pop units around today. The that group's music, brief instrumental moods, instrumental double bill which also included Billy acknowledged their debt of American art forms to that 2) Entertainment and the goup charts the new including the Grammy interchanges which combinations, and Preston and his group. out „f "r*1 Union Board present dimensions discovered in Award winner "Mercy, comprise Wehater Report's dynamics. East Lansing's Woolies - a four-man springs our current popular music Weather Report in concert Miles Davis' "Bitches Brew" Mercy, Mercy." He has also sound. combo consisting of Bob and Jeff Shifting the mood from blue* at 8 p.m. in the Union album. Three members of made an outstanding album Rhythmic chores are Most so - called jazz rock Baldori, Bill Metros, and Jack Groenda comedy, Berry and the Woolies finkv Ballroom. Weather handled in concert with their 1 hour 40 minute set Report Joe on his own. It is no by drummer Eric groups are either jazz — were Berry at Pine with comic rendition of "Reelin' Leading jazz performers Zawinul, Miraslov Vitous, understatement to label Gravatt, who has the ability musicians trying to play Knob's summer finale. , of our time have largely and Wayne Shorter havt' Zawinul as one of the to respond to the musical rock or vice versa. Weather For the first 15 minutes of his show Rockin'," and finally the long awai2 avoided the area during played with Davis' group in leaders of the new music. needs of the other players as Report is one of the few Berry ran through some of his original Ding-a- Ling Song," a lively, sexv J recent years. The Weather recent years. Zawinul uses his well as lead the group which manage to strike a hits: "Roll Over Beethoven," "Sweet mildly ironic singaling which'U Report concert is hoped to Zawinul, born in Vienna electronic keyboard to through the many changes happy medium, drawing Little Sixteen," and "School Days." recently made the top ten charts TaU be the first in series of and educated which occur during the from his album "The a in Boston's engage in a dialog with upon the electric energy and Warming to the excitement generated L„ndJ saxaphonist Shorter. course of a composition. volume of rock while by this master showman, the young Sessions," this song is Berry's f 1 4th WEEK! Brazilian percussionist hit in over a decade. Zawinul's sound by itself retaining the complexity of crowd, many of whom were not yet OPEN DAILY 12:45 can best be described as a Dom Um Romao, formerly jazz composition. even born when Berry recorded Complete shows with Sergio Mendes, rounds The Woolies, incidentally, have been! series of cacophonous riffs. "Maybelline," his first million sfller in playing with Berry ever since he began 0 3:00-5:05-7:10-9:15 Shorter manages to out the group. Tickets for the Weather 1955, sang out all the lyrics to his tunes his comeback in 1967. You can hear J proverbially fill in the While jazz in a traditional Report concert are available as if they had grown up with his music. IT'S HILARIOUS! follows a sequence - good example of the Berry -Wooli* blanks for Weather Report's sense for $4 and are on sale at the And indeed they had. Although he collaboration on their latest album Feature Shown musical excursions. reprise format, Weather Union. A word to the wise recorded his incredible string of hits in "San Francisco Dues," cut in tU 1:30-3:30-5:35 Bassist Vitous has been a Report varies rhythm — only 600 tickets are the late '50s and early '60s, Berry's Wollies' studios late last 7:40-9:45 spring. musician for 17 of his 23 constantly during each of its available. YOU HAVEN'T Woody Allen's SEEN ANYTHING UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN, 'Everything you always 1 935 play script wanted to EVERYTHING* know about i By EDD RUDZATS State News Reviewer Dora, played by Summer Carnahan, is pregnant and killer. Yet everyone in the household is so taken with bellboy, Prujansky gave subtle, intense performance almost unnatural. Frailty is the essential quality lacking spoof of the genre which "Night Must "Night Must Fall," a determines to see that Dora the boy that only Olivia that was quite impressive. in Milstein's performance. falls than to the s marries the man responsible. suspects what really lies Complementing Prujansky's Two other disharmonious adaptation thai United Artists I psychological suspense drama by Emlyn Williams, behind Dan's pleasant Dan was DiFalco's portrayal notes in the production Community Circle I Upon meeting Dan, a exterior. of Olivia Grayne, Mrs. were the costumes, which presented. Novelty & Cartoon got the 1972 -73 season for bellboy at the town's hotel, were of such varying periods Next Att: "2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY" the Community Circle played by Martin Prujansky, Written in 1935, "Night Bramson's quiet mousey But "Night Must Fad Players at the Okemos Barn she is swayed by his charm Must Fall" unfortunately niece. that it was impossible to tell the first production ofl off to a good start. and decides to hire him, to shows its age. It develops its Milstein's Mrs. Bramson is exactly which decade the season is well • IRHARHARHARHARHA with "Night Must Fall" deals murder in a remote the dismay of her niece Olivia, played by Marian story and characters a little too slowly. Though this uneven portrait of an aging invalid susceptible to play was set in, and the organ music which began directed and displays J impressive acting a mot] English village and explores DiFalco. As the play does build suspense with a flattery but constantly the first act and closed the principals involved.] presents the psyche of a charming gradual intensity, the demanding attention, and as second. Music of that type play concludes progresses, the body of a young homicidal maniac. young woman from the climaxes never really break such ranges from skillful to seems more appropriate to a Thursday through SuJ The American Experience Mrs. Bramson, an elderly hotel is found in the woods — they grow, reach a peak, invalid played by Barbara nearby and evidence slowly but do not ever fall. In a Film Series Tonight Milstein, discovers her maid seems to point to Dan as the suspense drama of this type, ★★★★★★★★*★★★★★ it is disappointing to be denied the joy of being String quartet excels The Scarlet Chaplin and 1 frightened by the plot. However, lies in the Susan this problem script and not Chmurynsky's in MSU performance Keystone Kops } direction. Drawing some Letter -t plus others McDonel Kiva outstanding from the leads, performances Chmurynsky By ALEX McGEHEE State News Reviewer Last Friday night the promptly at 8:15 without the customary ten to fifteen incorporating bright zestful playing in thei minute curtain hold. The movements, lyrical a 1926 silent classic with kept the production moving Friday, Oct. 6 at a good pace, with only a Cleveland String Quartet audience was warm and sweet in the largo. Shows at: opened the MSU Chamber enthusiastic in its The Haydn was folio \JL.XJL.JL.XAJXT >T MKVWW 7:30< 9:30, 11:3Q 15c jL few awkwardly - staged moments. In the difficult role of Music Series with a concert of marked excellence and reception, calling the quartet back several times after each by Beethoven's Ouarte 10, the so called ' GXSH ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★* Dan, the homicidal young uperb strength of selection. Quartet. The quartet I ensemble. The program opened with decidedly on the n 7:00 P.M. - 109 Anthony Greeted by a full house Hall Haydn's Quartet in D major, i its B Series tickets $3.50 and a standing ovation opus 16, No. 5. This is one n e e th oj interpretation, exhibit! 7-film programs afterwards, the Cleveland of Haydn's late quartets, Single admission 75tf ^ 11 " ■ full of the influence of strength violence. bordering The playii Mozart. The young group comparison with the d exhibited a fine sense of was not as good. style in its performance. Schu bert's quartet in D minor, "I and the Maiden." cloa concert. It was delight and well placd the Cleveland group dl finest playing ofI evening. Donald Weilal first violin, was out-sta throughout, but espd in the andante when tone and feeling j nothing short of miracd Mr. and Mrs. Katz.a and violist respectively,! drew attention with l| perfectly matched f and lyrical qualij stylistically perfect in e| movement. It is refreshing to he violist of Martha K obvious ability, especial! view of the modioli which is usually heard n this instrument i ensemble. )ber4,|B Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4, 1972 9 Ensemble specializes in black music I By KIM HERON ind what poet Bob stretch back through black ensemble had been suffering their performance Song," by Roscoe Mitchell, Yet it was their second Lester Bowie sweeps the Kaufman once said about music in all of its forms. from colds Thursday. Following moved from a sweet flute compostion, "Ping Song," audience with his trumpet prior to the fttate News Reviewer (harlie ftrker some years ago: Their performances Thursday evening concert at electronic music synthesized duet introduction to silence by Joseph Jarman, that as he would with a ray gun. I its nomadic lifestyle, "...a great electrician who called manifestations. are Abrams Planetarium; they at the Center for the Study should have permanently Roscoe Mitchell plays two d Art Ensemble of to a period of "getting went around wiring had been living in an of Intelligent Life at down" with the ensemble established the ensemble's reeds at once while in the lago does not know people." Manifestations are hard unheated barn in Okerr.os Stanford, the Art Ensemble using a wider variety of reputation with the East background Don Moye gives II u will play next, or Their music is called for two weeks. to come by especially for courted the spiritual from instruments than most Lansing community. There sharp, crisp and driving J how long it will be in "great black music" to — the artists who create them. But the manifestations their first note. The music bands two or three times were forceful unison parts percussion between a drum ■East Lansing area. As a express the fact that they All of the members of the were definitely there for of the first compostion, "A larger. for the horns with the final set, bongoes and Hp the members bring to one bringing back echoes of miscellaneous percussion Dixieland, grounding the instruments. manifestation and But these are only [ Chimera' blends completing a humanizing experience for the audience. fragments of the event. On stage there is a Even though the continual ground swell of ensemble has made 15 because he is a man with activity. Malachi Favors records in its eight years, ■chimera," by John baffling verbiage, what woman the tales she tells author along with his something to say — an emerges is perhaps of the reaction to some of the beats on a huge tambourine none of them can begin to ■h. Random House, Inc. "important" writer of one king. Perseus's sexual that could very well be our the most interesting of problems result from not critics. As the reader carry the raw excitement, Ipages. $6.95. day. recent literary experiments. stumbles along the way, he leading a revival meeting. the stage presence, the Iqotp read John Barth Barth's latest effort, The book is comprised of having properly covered his genitals from the monster loses sense of what is hype Jarman ransacks the vibes at dance, the ritual and the Muse his books are so entitled "Chimera," scores three interwoven novellas, whose glance turns all to and what is legit. Is Barth such a speed that his arms theater that they present in ■ny. They admire the well on both counts. each taken from ancient stone. And etcetera, joking or is he being disappear. He can easily concert. They say that the ■ ck humor and the For those who can wade folklore and mythology. Barth would say. as serious? Or, we ask at times, play a saxophone with one records are secondary and Kble twists of fate that & through the tremendously The first, and perhaps the But what can we pick out is it Barth talking at all? hand and the vibes with the only in live music can the 111 Barth's characters. complex plot and the best, centers on Indeed, the of the o'her. manifestations be fully lthers read John Barth Scheherazade of "A of this seeming madness that would make the book book means name "the make - realized. Thousand and One Nights" "important"? believe". L fame who makes love to the By BILL HOLSTEIN Hopefully, the Ensemble >lksingers mix will have chance to king every night and then ^ State News Reviewer As a matter of style, As a matter of substance, it present a another tells him a story to keep in Barth's book, Barth's work breaks down assuming we can take the ! man seriously, he drops a manifestation of its music in him from killing her like the barriers between Bellerophon tamed the the near future here. philosophical gems for iriety of styles untold numbers of women characters and authors, few winged horse Pegasus, slew before her. the monster Chimera and between literature as such our perusal. He seems to The second involves and talking about the work accept the view of life that sought in vain to fly to Camus and Sartre wrote of By GREG CAMUS Perseus, the demigod who at hand and between the slew the Gorgon Medusa Olympus to take his place — that man is confused, Guest Reviewer with the real and the unreal. gods. baffled and overcome by his and at age 40 finds himslef Barth himself enters at Ine of East Lansing's finest vocalists shared the mikes existence. Yet he goes one a raunchy fiddler from Ann Arbor last weekend at balding, losing sexual All three retellings have several points as a character prowess and generally ill at that ironic twist added. and characters take over the step further and suggests la's Canteen. ease with the post • hero this perspective is not Scheherazade learns the writing, it seems. One [ocal folksinger Maureen McElheron, with her sister decline. stories she tells the king section of the book reviews spiritually negative or mama Jv Jo, traded sets with Fiddlin' Liz, who was joined by And the last concerns from a genie who appears to the previous works of the bleak. 1'nd in" Stan Werbin for two solid, well-varied evenings lolk music. Bellerophon in his fruitless her from a strange place search for the key to called Maryland, U.S.A. In Jlaureen and Mary Jo center their performance around immortality. In the myth, as ■delicate blending of their singing. They have a fine sense short, Barth himself tells the Inusical Rood taste which is reflected in their material, , P»0G*»M INFORMATION M5MH OPEN At 12:45 |ch ranges from old English ballads like "The Two Jers" to numbers by John Prine and Merle Haggard. TODAY At 1:00 Kddlin' Liz's regular sidemen were unable to be there, ■ their spot was well filled by Stan Werbin. Stan's guitar 3:10-5:10-7:20-9:25 'Unflinching, at michigan state university 1 banjo mixed well with Liz's fiddle and autoharp. He THURS. At 7:30 -9:30 I handled the vocal duties well. Their material was drawn ALL-NEW! bargain day tough and In Charlie Poole by way of the Holy Modal Rounders, Jng originally from the l20s and '30s. Trinity's dangerous!" fiddlin' Liz may not be the best fiddler around, but she back in K put smiles on the audience's faces, particularly with tnt County Breakdown" and a medley of "Old Joe the saddle 11 I VI >vv* Jk" and "Cripple Creek." She also plays a good again and neman style autoharp. tosa% Canteen is actually Synergy during the day. still A slam GEORGE C. THEATRE lated downstairs from Paramount News, the newest of horsing SCOTT It Lansing's coffeehouses has Wednesday night get OCTOBER 23 around. Ithers where anyone can play. Jhis Friday and Saturday night. Rosa's will be hosting Joseph E U'vinc and Avco Embassy Present An Italu Zm success!" reach GEORGE v Reynolds, a local favorite who has played extensively Trinity Is Still My iVame IENE SHALIT, NBC TV Ihe (tide World, and recently at the Acoustic Produce ££* Prints Deluxe* COLOR AA'Awb lmbo.„ R.i.o,. Mi ROSE - - ■cert in Erickson Kiva. Steve writes much of his own Terial, and the very least that can be said for him is that I got his vocals and fine guitar playing well integrated, weekends, the $1 admission includes coffee and ■or the Ddl/ID TODAY . . OPEN 7:00 P.M. SPARTAN WEST HdMLdltD Shows at 7:15-9:15 Feature 7:25 -9:25 NOW in CADEMY AWARD WINNER Meyer's unabashedly...luscious...best!" ^THE SmaSH HIT THRILLER 1ST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS lSEPH E. LEVINE [KEVJICHOLS-LAWRENCE TURMANi« VIXEN CHERRY HARRY & RflQUEL FINDERS KEEPERS LOVERS SLEUTH WEEPERS m Starring George Rose and David Haviland Mystery-thriller...a teaser for the most experienced \miim\imi devotee of detective f iction. I* Mffil NOW NOVEMBER 26 L This is Benjamin. | He's a little GEORGE C. SCOTT STACY REACH 3 worried about DRIVE IN THEATER V} his future. * THE NEW North U.S.27...482-7409 COLOR HITS CENTURIONS R> [HE GRADUATE Next! TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* MICHIGAN "Slaughtei house - Five" lot since Spencer Tracy DEAL CO-OP PRESENTS PREMIERE SHOWING Starring MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN & TONY TANNER las the screen . nnn. in 108B WELLS "Hysterically funny...makes one proud of the theater... •resented such a u II11IIi "London Sunday Times" (spellbinding The worlds richest man llekyll and and the world's poorest boy JANUARY 18 are getting it ready now... Jyde.Marjoe Is "GODSPELL" already a superstar A Musical Based Upon the Gospel According to T-Pau/ Zimmerman, Newsweek St. Matthew. Music and lyrics by Stephen Schartz. An award- JWarjoe is both winning musical that has captivated audiences of Electrifying pop art , young and old alike. pnd * savage sociology. MARCH 1 razzle-dazzle "STORY THEATRE" feature. One of the best shows on Broadway is a play for pBruce Williamson, Playboy adults that adults thought was for kids. Paul Still's STORY THEATRE is 8 actors dancing, singing and fane of the most miming 9 Grimm's fairy tales and Aesop's fables. extraordinary and MARCH 28 (compelling non-fiction iiovies "APPLAUSE" ever made. Starring Patrice Munsel —Kevin Sanders, WABC-TV Six' Agnes Moorehead An authentic in show business, glimpse of the backstage maneuvering* told in a direct, bright and witty Will Geer • Michael Ansara • Denms F^trick manner. 2nd AT 9:00 Y°U MY FOR TOE WHOtE SEAT - YOU ONLY USE THE EDGE I SERIES OF 5 PLAYS (series sales close Oct.23) PUBLIC: $22.50, 18.50, 15.00 3rd AT 10:45 MSU STUDENTS: $11.25, 9.25, 7.50 l%t»nners watch out. -Ttter Sellers & °Ringv Starr in °MagK Qiristiaii 20% discounted prices of $18.00, 14.75, 12.00 to BEGINS TOMORROWATBOTHTHtATRtSI present Series A and B subscribers only. Lansing "TALES . «;the r Individual tickets for "SLEUTH" available beginning ADMISSION $1.00 FROM THE LIVING OCT. 4 at the Union Ticket Office 355-3361 (weekdays 8:15-4:30) |5«28 W.SAOINAVV 4B4-4403 SHOWTIMES: 7i00 8:45 10:30 SHOWPLACE: 108B WELLS CRYPT" 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Octoh(,cr 4.1971 YANKEE'S CAMPUS ■mil COUPON CARNIVAL BIG COUPON SAVINGS lor STUDENTS & FACULTY PRICES EFFECTIVE WED., OCT. ^ ^WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! See the Exciting Yankee...See the smart new look at new |i—"T* 11 A> 10 S —- " BIKE fashions..the famous brands all at low, low Prices! OPEN DAILY 10AM-10PM - SUNDAY HAM TO 6 EAST GRAND RIVER EAST OF HAGADORN EAST LANSING ST0DE ONLY n State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4, 1972 11 Language Dept. shifts course focus THERINE neilsen Wisconsin, language enrollment declined 50 per not particularly interested bother to take these courses "It's arrogant and it's This is generally recognized "translated," he said. things, he added. News Staff Writer in literature, the department if they do not have to? insulting," he said. "It's to be the best time to start . >re hitchhiking in cent in two years after has planned an eight - credit Americans who know saying, 'you're language is languages. Irene Konyndyk, As an additional option requirements were dropped. intensive course to meet 10 not important: you should language graduate assistant to students who want to Western only English though they DeSua said the hours a week. Students will learn ours.'" He said languages should with a knowledge of Dutch, learn a language, Burla said a jovial - looking increasingly encounter be emphasized more German and French, agreed he will teach a Free finally stops. You department is doing some learn twice as much in one different languages in travels One reason Americans are intensive soul - searching because they alone give on the importance of University French class this gnd the driver starts year this way, DeSua said. or work pppear provincial in deficient in languages is and curriculum reform to people a chance to really get learning how other people term. The free University conversation — in Another new a world where many because they are not taught into how another culture themselves. will also offer a Spanish try to win students back to approach is express u But because you the study of foreign the tailoring of special nationalities know other in the primary grades as thinks and feels. Languages class this term. t speak any German classes to var ious languages, DeSua said. they are in Europe, he said. really can "Where Americans say can not speak any languages. shut up,' for example, the you ride in silence A course in recent departments If a group o. French say 'be wise,' " she t' hours. explained. SpOOKS SpUT ations like this are ng common as more . . department to entice „ . ^ history, for instance, £ jncorporate'd a class DeSua also recommended tourist trade Americans travel using newcomers. French documents of the languages as a self - LONDON (AP) - Tourist Ironically, many U. improvement discipline. The chiefs in northwest England For students who want to period for study material, eees and universities, learn a language fast and are Why should students step - by - step unfolding have found a priceless asset ding MSU, have learning of a language is in the spooks and specters y dropped language unlike anything else, he of the region's folklore. The -ents. said. tourist board is thinking of Languages "It's arrogant Romance fall enrollment and it's insulting. Another romance drawing up a list of haunted houses, with "star ratings" d about IB to 20 per languages graduate assistant, of the best spots for a spine ue to abolition of the It's of Arts and Letters saying ' Won 're language Ray Burla, urged study for the ippreciation of each e requirements last William DeSua, the is not important: you should Reveals concern language's special beauty. He described German, for Harrold said, "Americans, particularly, are keen on department chairman, William J. DeSua, chairman of the Romance Languages Dept., is concerned that example, as "having a gritty antiquities — and ghosts are -ently. quality, a sharp and somber a part of this." Sua said other learn ours.' fewer students are interested in learning foreign languages. He said enrollment in his quality." tions face the same department is down considerably after the College of Arts and Letters dropped its r- at the University of language requirement. State News photo by C.L. Michaels Another way the 7W department plans to ituv encourage more students is it-J through self • examination of its teaching methods. Uninsured fund faces end •jRAY ANDERSON said that the premiums. He or she will The bill also excludes DeSua said the language classes will call for teachers who are skillful imaginative end enough to make the ft News Staff Writer News Analysis constitutionality of only be required to pay the motorcycles from the necessary rote learning fun. -t a deal. If you pay compulsory auto insurance property damage and no-fault bodily injury "There's no need for the into the Michigan pending no-fault law argue. collecting extended has been tested in the liability required under the requirements, because competitive thing with tests ured motorist fund The Individual responsible payments from the motorist Michigan Supreme Court old law. motorcycle special interest and grading," Burla said. you get a license for for an accident is required at fault, who originally paid and upheld. Driving is a Furthermore, students i, including legislators. That kind of pressure is and others unemployed requested the deletion. detrimental. to car, you can save a lot to pay for any liability the $45. privilege which can be a person would not have to pay Under present law, drivers already confronted with the oney on insurance settlement. The temporary regulated by the state for the urns. The non-insured motorist expediency could be very greatest safety of the public, premiums for wage and of motorcycles are exempt task of learning a whole it doesn't buy fund, which contains nearly costly, but for anyone with Rowe said. service loss, which could from liability for passengers. language, he said. If the ranee, just time, $45 million, pays the a tight or non-existant The cost of insurance for produce considerable person wants to learn it, he that privilege could range savings. will learn it without these tive proponents of the injured party and then starts budget it is better than paying high premium rates, anywhere from an estimated regardless of the long - range $120 to the highest limits of cost. insurance per year. The rate, When the no-fault insurance, awaiting Senate - of course, would depend on the insured's driving record, Black unit to present House compromise, age, sex, marital status, and becomes law the noninsured other factors insurers use to 18 - YEAR - OLD arrested the men as they motorist fund will become a thing of the past. determine rates. Deductions from the cultural extravaganza and a juvenile were attempted to leave the The compulsory no-fault bodily - injury choirs and vocalists will sing religious and ted by campus police at building. benefits of $60,000 medical The Office of Black Affairs (OBA) will legislation will require the contemporary tunes. 6 p.m. Monday 309,000 people who relied and rehabilitation expenses present "The Culture Extravaganza" at 7 "To have that particular night of events de of Mayo Hall on the fund in 1971 to and three years of wage and p.m. Friday in Erickson Kiva. A HOLDEN HALL on is to be a catalyst toward the d robben- and larceny obtain no-fault insurance. service loss coverage can be resident was assaulted by Slides of political and social events on implementation of programs and £s. The two apparently two men outside Holden The implications of this obtained if the insured unification attempts," James Weathers, individual has similar campus, "The Untogether Fall," a short up two Mayo Hall Hall about midnight for high risk insurers and director of OBA, said. play directed by Gerald Lemmons, readings nts at knife point and Tuesday while another those with limited economic coverage under another in contemporary poetry and periormances $199 worth of insurance policy. resident was assaulted a resources are obvious. Those by the Uhuru and the black Metamorphisis Weathers urges all black students to handise. The pair also attend. There will be no admission charge. short time later on the who cannot afford In other woro: if a bands will be part of the program. Also, knapsack from second floor of the building, insurance will not legally be person's hospitalization room. Police Police believe the incidents permitted to drive. insurance and workmen's are related. Robert Rowe, chief compensation are equal to deputy commissioner of the the no-fault benefits he will CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF MERIDIAN oup to show A MICROSCOPE, Michigan Insurance Bureau not have to pay no-fault INGHAM COUNTY, MICHIGAN VALUED at $283, was n interview reported missing Monday from an office at Fee Hall. th NOTICE OF THE CLOSE OF VOTER REGISTRATION Ellsberg The microscope was taken sometime between Sept. 25 and 27. isis in America (CIA) Filet Steak $1.72 Sirloin Steak $1.67 show "The Pentagon A STUDENT Pork Chops $1.47 Roast Chicken $1.35 LAST DAY TO REGISTER IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1972 fs and American SUFFERED a fractured Jumbo Fried Shrimp $1.65 Ocean Fried Perch $1.40 at 8:00 p.m. ocracy." a filmed vertebra Monday afternoon with Steakburger $.94 - No Salad Daniel when he was struck by a Baked Potato, Salad and Texas Toast erg, at 8 p.m. Thursday bicycle while walking by the £ 0 Engineering included in above orders Bldg. Shaw Hall bus loop. He was interview of the admitted at University Athenean Salad $1.00 No unregistered person will be allowed to vote. Health Center. 3020 E. Kalamazoo - Lansing - Phone 337-2210 Rand Institute ultant who now faces FREE PARKING of theft, espionage SEVEN BICYCLES, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Registration of Voters for the conspiracy, valued at $444, were taken was made in General Election to be held November 7. 1972 will close at 8:00 p.m. all of 1971. from racks at the Union, Bryan, Holden, Wonders, Friday October 6, 1972. Giltner, Armstrong and Owen Halls. Registrations will be accepted at the following locations and times effective September 10, 1972: Township Clerks Office. 5100 Marsh Road. Okemos Mon. through Sat. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tues. and Thurs. 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. t Fri., Oct. 6, 1972 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ahamas $119 Part of the Campus Scene. Michigan State University Campus boxed stationery Owen Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 2. ll>72 Akers Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Oct. 3. 1972 Hubbard Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.. Oct. 4. 1972 SALE! Holmes Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.. Oct. 5. 1972 McDonel Hall-4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Oct. 5, 1972. Meridian Mall Oct. 2,3,4,5. 1972 5:00 p.m. 0:00 p.m. 40 Sheets Oct. 6, 1972 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 40 Envelopes Public School Locations 8 colors New QQc Tan Smooth Leather 7 thru 12 Cornell School, Oct. 3, lc>72 6:00 p.m. -1>:00 p.m. Wardcliff School, Oct. 4. Il>72 6:00 p.m. -1>:00 p.m. Okemos Central School. Oct. 5, ll>72 6:00 p.m. - 0:00 p.m. Designs $24 Wilkshire School, Oct. 3, ll>72 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Murphy Elementary, Oct. 4, 1072 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. *2.00 Haslett Middle School. Oct. 5, 1072 6:00 p.m. -0:00 p.m. Wm. Donley School, Oct. 5, 1072 6:00 - 0:00 p.m. epards e by Card ftDOWNTOWN 326 South Washington (PES EAST LANSING 317 E. Grand River Should you have any further questions, contact 5100 Marsh Road, Okemos, or phone 349-1200. the Clerks Office, John 1. Whitmyer Township Clerk ino A Ask us about free parking in the city ramp 309 c a . E. Grand River 332-6763 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October , SPORTS Booters open season at home By CHARLES JOHNSON Also expected to be instrumental in the State News Sports Writer Spartan attack are James Nugent, Terry Blalark, Dave Goldman, and Jim The MSU soccer contingent will open its 1972 season Stone. 3:30 today against visiting Hope College on the soccer field Stone and Goldman are expected to contest the goal located south of Spartan Stadium. crease for the Spartans. The Spartans after running into disaster in the latter part The newcomer list is headed by two junior college of last year will be eyeing a big victory to get the season off transfers, Joost Barrens from Macomb Community College on the right track. and Patrick Odonkor from Mohawk Valley Community will Coach Payton Fuller believes this season could be the offer experience to the MSU squad. Barrens is from year which determines the destiny of the soccer program at Germany while Odonkor hails from Ghana. Michigan State. The absence of a real good recruiting program is "Our last five tendered athletes are playing out their last undoubtedly responsible for the recent decline in the seasons, Fuller said. "After this year I don't know what will caliber of teams MSU had fielded. happen." Since 1969, there hasn't been a single soccer tender given Fuller, himself a onetime MSU ail-American has out to prospective players. compiled a winning 12-3-3 record since taking the coaching With the limited amount of talent Fuller has had tc work reins from soccer coach Gene Kenney in 1970. with, some observers believe he should be given "coach of This year's squad would have to be considered the decade" honors hands down for as a keeping an active and seasoned team with lots of talent and winning soccer program at MSU. great potential. "Basically we have the same players last Fuller Fuller wants to get in the NCAA as year, playoffs as bad as ever remarked. "But I think that the real and all important after missing out on the post season tournament for the last difference is in the overall attitude of the team. Everyone two years. He thinks a strong season is necessary to be feels that this can and will be the year for a recognized by the national committee. championship." Ten lettermen from the 1971 Spartans, who recorded a The Spartan coach sees Bowling Green, Akron, Southern respectable 7-2 mark and just missed out on a NCAA Illinois, and Ohio as the teams to beat. playoff spot, will be back and Fuller is ecstatic over his After opening against Hope the Spartans move into the somewhat comfortable situation. meat of the season, facing one of their toughest schedules "Our front line should be one of the best in the in recent years, nation," including an away battle against fourth Fuller commeted. "If our bench strengh holds out, we ranked Southern Illinois. could be a very respected team." The lack of depth is one of two problems which haunt the Spartan mentor, the other being lack of a real offensive All home contests will be played on the MSU soccer field. Game time for all home contests will be at 3:30 p.m. on Spartan goalie blocks shot MSU goalie Dave Goldman goes high to deflect an year, features ten returning lettermen, attack. Some of the newer recruits will be looked to for weekdays and 1 p.m. on Saturdays. of the including attempted score up and over the nets in soccer action seven eight leading scores on last season's help in that capacity. Fuller and all team members are hoping for a big turnout Fuller will from the MSU student body, last year. The Spartan booters open their season 3:30 squad. use the five Jamaican seniors as his front line faculty and all other for the interested persons. p.m. today against Hope College. MSU, 7 • 2, last State News photo by Tom coming year. Gaunt Nick Dujon, Gerry Murray, Junior Higgins, Nigel Goodison, and Lennox Robinson will be expected to be the forerunners of the Spartan attack. The five players were the last tendered soccer athletes at MSU. Duffy shuffles offensive line By RICKGOSSELIN the other new face on the few things and work on knows the system. He can according to MSU defJ State News Sports Writer offensive wall with Craig doing them well. We've got handle it. But again this is There will be a few new to coordinator Denny StoliJ Omerod moving in to take cut down on all our tentative depending on how ArtCarved twists in the MSU offense this weekend aginst Notre over the tackle spot from Marv Roberts. Jim Nicholson mental errors." Niesen, though listed at things go in practice this week." "They are Stolz Dame that Duffy Daugherty in at the left only 5 - 11, has the speed explained, moves guard make very few mistij wedding hopes will fortunes. cause an about face in the Spartan offensive post to cover for Macholz. "This is all tentative," Daugherty explained and quickness to make the wishbone set go. He has been working on a part time Frank likely Niesen Timmins replacement is the for have few penalties a don't give up the ball." at the cornerback rings lead Daugherty first cleaned house replacing on the offensive line, or shifting all but Tuesday. "We have to see how well things work out in basis with both the offense and defense this fall so he will not be stepping in cold. spot in the Spartan defense. Timmins is still recovering The Irish Northwestern and have I practice this week." from a hip pointer suffered I a fashion one member of his interior unit. Right guard Joe Jim Bond has been shifted out of his starting He directed a wishbone offense in high school at in the Georgia Tech but should be ready for the game defenses for 35 point game. The Notre 1 defense has DeLamielleure remains at yielded justl fullback job to a halfback Manistee Catholic Central Irish. If not, either Bruce points in the two g parade. that DeLamielleure, position. suffered muscle cramps in who spot in order to provide more blocking on the (where he all-American earned honors) and Harms fill in. or John Lorente can both to Purdue in I fourth quarter of last wel wishbone sweeps. Mark performed as the starting the game with Southern game. Purdue also r Niesen has been transported signal caller on the Spartan The MSU defense will be of the wishbone set. ArtCarved wedding rings California and failed to see from the defensive backfield freshman team two confronted with the most years Custom-made in Block or reflect the fashion of today. action in the second half, to the quarterback spot and varied offense it has seen The Spartans will h will be teamed on the right is currently working out Script-monogram style The knotted look of Macrame. side with Skip Macholz, "Mark is quicker afoot this season when Notre the home field advantl The beaded look of Etruscan. with the number one Dame comes to town iust in time for great gifting! who has been shifted from offensive unit. than either Mihaiu or Saturday for Your own initials in a Elegant Florentine. Etched his left guard post. a nationally deep-sculp¬ "We have a very short Werner," Daugherty televised contest. The eighth tured Sterling Silver ring for pinky have. The game will also! Antique. Bold Contemporary. GOLDEN TWIST Bob McClowry has been offensive game plan this commented before practice ranked Irish have size, or someone 3d finger. Inspired gift for Dimensional and carved replaced at center by junior week," Daugherty said. "We Tuesday.. "He's been speed, strength and are on national television MSU always plays well ■ £ dear-great for yourself, motifs. In 14-karat gold. Choose from the Bob Mills. The left side has are going to put in just a practicing with us and he too. Order now-2 weeks largest selection of extremely well coached, the national tube. delivery! wide and unusual $12.50 Script—Block let. (17.50 Select your matched set of 1 Sterling Silver, gift-boxed. wedding rings from the diamonds and ERB LUMBER HAS YOUR Iso available in 14K ine Oia n $25.00, yel. Gold, and in 2-init. style h center ornament or Genu¬ fashionable ArtCarved collection today. wedding rings. BUILDING & Cheevers, Sanderson DECORATING NEEDS! face possible injunctiol BOSTON (UPI) - The appealing a lower court million plus U.S. Court of Appeals took benefits decision not to issue an six years, under advisement Tuesday injunction against the Cheevers, 31, BostJ an appeal by the Boston 1 former Bruin players. Bruins to bar Gerry Chief Judge regular goalie for the five seasons, signed a se ^ Cheevers and Derek Frjmk M Sanderson from playing in Coffin of the Court of year $1.4 million with contn| the Appeals ordered both sides the new World Hockey to file briefs by Thursday Crusaders. Assn. and said there would be a Both Sanderson The Bruins prompt ruling. Cheevers had been b were from practicing with tl U. S. District Court am quo Andrew A. Caffrey ruled last Judge contracts with the I1- expired. week fJf£t3 that the two The Bruins contend players who jumped leagues tlj would be hurt more players are National Hockey bound by t| NEJAC TV RENTALS \ financially by being forced clause and to sit out this season reserve maynj 337-1300 P than switch teams mwkki1 • the Bruins would if consent from the club th Cheevers and Sanderson owns their contract. played in the infant WHA. Sanderson, 26, played five full seasons at center for the Bruins before with the signing A fencing exibition *■ Philadelphia be held 7:30 p.m. today f Blazers for more than $2.3 the Brody Complex lounjr Birmingham GROSSE POlNTE DETROIT NORTHLAND ANN ARBOR DEARBORN 9«AND EAST RAPIDS LANSING G'W/*4t|wva L/1 TRIVIA NIGHT •\utWix. -^U t-IU fei»< "Ructcoot" If you like trivia and beer uKtk. -iewt-"feu**. #m Kood You'll love Trivia Every Wed. Night... Night 8:30 to 11:30 Co| pOMd POLKA NIGHT Every Thurs. SkttfA. ioW. fete-H. 8:00 to 1:30 Special Entertainment a.m. Leo Balcer Trio - Doris Ziolkowski SAouhh,. Every Sat. *90. ^anb'nfctem SING ALONG 6:30-8:00 Jim Basel 8:00 to 1:30 a.®' W 1Wiuc£L JloJAid Walt Praski 0Mwmn Combo 4, Michigan and Kalamazoo. Dancing oj 6*pchulayers lor the rest of the r as a wed in last result of injuries Saturday's Wis., broke his collar bone. For Anderson it's the second major injury of his Spartan career. He sat out all last season as he COCA COW! 79 48 of thwestern. varsity contest at recovered from knee surgery umeu's & oop«■ id 4^400 7 1 CHUNK TUNA I F stemming from an injury in unior ; ered offensive Wolfe of Midland guard the spring game of 1971. WAREHOUSE PRICE CHICK. RICE torn knee cartilage faces corrective surgery, KELLOGG'$ FR097FD, PLAIN A 17-VAR. FRESH 'H GOOD A 400 SAVC 26* ior offensive halfback ice Anderson of Peshtigo, JUIIES SPECIAL LABEL! POP TARTS 3 -1. COOKIES O Y- C0UNTT2Y FFESH TIDE ICECREAM POLLS AHHA SPLIT-70? A M Pm* iVl I DETERGENT y bread 3 1 m juice AU FUUOKS tit SfTDF* PKfiU I NEED MONEY? I 98/ SEE JULIE! WE LOAN MONEY ON I ANYTHING OF VALUE! £•••••••••••••••••• APPLES 8 88> VALENCIA ORAHCR 6& 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4,19, tfichigi STATE NEWS ForR 3-106 CLASSIFIED 355-8255 I parti neede Twyckii Automotive A utomotive by Phil Frank 4ut0 Service & Parts dassifie< CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1970, 2 MGB 1966, $599. Phone Employment Employment ads get door hard top. Air, AM/FM radio, 383 regular gas engine. 371-4062. 5-10-5 REAR new. DECK Spoiler. Made for 1965 Brand 1972 EXTRA MONEY PHYSICAL work THERAPisf* with g 2 bedrt • results > All vinyl interior, tinted glass, vinyl roof. 32,000 miles. 1GB 1969 — condition. Must see to Excellent Oldsmobile but will fit many other cars. $50. or best offer. Earn $100, $200, $300, $500 handicapped children in infants public ^ w 372-6040. 3-10-5 PHONE 355-8255 Excellent condition. One and more now 'til Christmas. setting; 38 week appreciate. Call 487-0028 00M 347 Student Services Bid? owner. 3-10-6 $2450. 393-5584. after 5pm. 5-10-10 SANDRA PARTEES need you demonstrate toys, gifts, teachers salary information, schedul," Lansing Aviation to call (jaci. J 072. 5-1£ decorations. Spare time. No 10-10-10 MUSTANG MACH I 1969. •AUTOMOTIVE COMET 1965. 2 door, 6 ci/lecting. No delivery. No Power steering, radio, fold - LEARN TO fly! Complete flight investment. Make this debt BY HI LI Scooters & Cycles cylinder. Automatic. $325. down a - For Rpnt East Good condition. 349-0558. seats. Asking about training. All courses are free Christmas. Car helpful. Call Parts & Service $1,200. 651-5812. 5-10-4 government and VA certified. 882-6016 393-1815. 4 1 0-6 Aviation 5-10-5 FRANCIS AVIATION, or STEREO RENTALS $g« °e° 2 - •EMPLOYMENT MUSTANG 1967 2 door Airport Road. Call 484-1324. houses. 1 CORVAIR MONZA, 1966 - DRUG CLERK, full or part month, $23 per terml * FOR RENT Must sell. $500 or best offer. hardtop, automatic, good C-10-31 time, must be experienced delivery, service and p,( t, close 1 condition. $895. 339-2111. and neat, own transportation, up. No daily- F( Apartments 353-2257. 5-10-10 deposit t 4-10-6 LEARN TO fly with the references. Call 349-1702 available at Mr. or same rates Houses WINGED SPARTANS. John 2460 or c CORVETTE after 6pm. 2-10-5 NEJAC, 337-1300. - 1970, 454, C-1| Rooms MUST SACRIFICE Swantek, 337-2166. 3-10-4 .3774, warranty, extras. Call •FOR SALC Ford ranch SHOE SALESMEN ;KER 351-7864 after 5pm. 3-10-5 wagon 1967. 289 REFRIGERATOR engine. Excellent ^quarter Animals running FREEZER Mobile Homes COUGAR - 1967, standard condition. Needs minor body Employment NEED 2 for part time work. DISHWASHER ■14 work. Must sacrifice for One for days, one for ESCHTRUTH •Lost & Found transmission, good evenings. College age 315 S. APPLlANq mechanically, sound body. tuition money. Call 351-8605 MASSAGE STUDIO needs 6 Bridge, Grand |» •PERSONAL Must sell! Call 669-9463 or 489-2467. Ask for Dick OF COURSE, WE A FEtf girls for immediate position. preferred. Apply NOBIL 627-2191. 10-10-4 ^ •PEANUTS PERSONAL Weed. 5-10-5 PAPERS VOU'LL HAVE Age 19 - 25. Attractive, SHOES, Meridian Mall. before 2pm or after 6:30pm. TO £I6N 2-10-4 COMPACT •REAL ESTATE 3-10-5 pleasing personality, must REFRIGERAI MUST SELL FIRST..' have own transportation. For rentals going fast. UNr •RECREATION BUICK PART - TIME AN needi CUTLASS CONVERT - 1966. STATIONWAGON, appointment call 484-4308. RENTAL 2790 Handyman for display work. . •SERVICE 1965, $100. Call 337-0877 Q frankly speaking *0»t :• Boa 1523 Eat 3-10-5 Grand ex. $65 Automatic, power steering, River. 35151 Contact promotion director. 1619. 4-11 Instruction brakes, AM/FM radio. afternoons and evenings. 4-10-6 Meridian Mall. 349-4800. 5-10-5 TIME cashier. Typing Service 484-6993, noon - 4:30pm. .PART 3-10-5 10-20 TV TH GIR 'TRANSPORTATION A utomotive Experienced RENTALS, $9.50 Scooters & Cycles r Villag 'WANTED NOVA, 1972 - Yellow bucket hours rt\VV-«k- Apply SALESMEN. PART time with month, $23 per term; ,/month DATSUN 240 - Z 1972, Mags seats, tape deck, radio, power NOBIL !,rtOES, Meridian car. Leads furnished. Work delivery, service and p,c radial tires, 4 - speed. Call VEGA 1972. Clean, belted 1968 HARLEY Davidson Mall. 2-10-4 four hours. Average $100 up. No deposit. New St« - ** steering and brakes. 4,900 any RATES ♦* tires, low 339-8705 after 5pm. 2-10-5 miles, $3,000. 485-5961. mileage, radio, Sportster XLCH. Durand per week commissions. Call available at same rates. $1850. 353-4239. 5-10-9 1-288-2213 anytime, except 882 631 7, flATE W/ 5-10-10 DRIVERS PART and full time. after 1pm. NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5-1 3 - 6pm. 2-10-2 10-10-13 h? No. DAYS DODGE VAN 1967. Good Apply VARSITY CABS, side VOLKSWAGEN -3315. 7 condition. $750. 351-2712 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1968. Bug. door, 122 Woodmere, East REFRIGERATORS t, 3 10 - NURSES: WE are expanding. 4.00 ITfcT between 5 6pm. 5-10-10 1967, V - 8, stick, excellent Completely overhauled. Must HONDA CB - 450. Excellent Lansing. 3-10-6 stereos. Rent them at; HDIEE3 13.00 - sell! Best offer. 484-3515. condition. $800. Call Medication and charge AND E. condition. $750. Call positions available. Apply RENTALS, I fnnm 4.80 7.80 15.60 FAIRLANE 500 1966, reliable 355-6181. 3-10-6 5-10- 9 evenings, 371-4314. 3-10-6 JUNIOR AND senior male Jarvis Acres, 4000 N. Grand River, Okemos ,1 transportation, excellent salesmen, part and full time. East of Meridian \ m nm 6.00 9,75 19.50 VOLKSWAGEN Michigan, Diamondale. condition, mechanically OLDSMOBILE DELTA - 1969. - 1968 bus, 7 - OSSA - 1968, 250cc, Pioneer Inside. Good pay. Phone 349-2220. 5-10 9 646-3041. 10-10-6 rn run n.7o 23.40 sound, $600 or best offer. 4 - door, air, new tires, passenger with car top Enduro, excellent condition. 351-3700. 1-10-4 Call 351-8072 excellent condition. carrier. Very good condition, $425. Also, five horsepower GO ON or 332-5329. a savings spree! Shop B3B9 8.00 13.00 26.00 3-10-6 482-5165. 3-10-6 $1,200. Phone 627-9843. Wildcat trail bike, like new. COUNTER CLERK - Want Ads for household Apartments Call 351-1 FHHfl 10.00 16.25 32.50 2-10-5 $125,655-2643. 3-10-6 SAVANTS CLEANERS. good. Check the For Sale Hours 3 - 6pm weekdays, FIAT 197 850 Spider OLDSMOBILE TORONADO - column now. BEDROOM furnished. H WANTED DEADLINE 10,000 original miles. 1966, 1 owner, excellent VOLKSWAGEN, 1970 - good 1970 HONDA 450, good shape, Saturday 8 - 6pm. 332-5587. and hot water sup Excellent condition. $1,800. condition. Full power, air, tires, excellent condition, air helmet, $535. 355-1053 after 1-10-4 WAITRESSES NOONS, 1 P.M. one class day Parking and laundry faci Call 882-4008 after 5pm. etc. $900. Phone 349-2036. conditioning. 487-3389, 5pm. 3-10-5 10:45am or 11:30am until $160 month, one year before publication. 5-10-4 3-10-6 489-8430. 5-10-5 HOUSE PARENTS needed to 2:15pm. No Sundays or 606 River, Lam KAWASAKI 1971. 125cc. supervise half - way house for holidays. Must be neat and 485-3140. 10-10-4 Cancellations/Co r- FIAT 1969, 850 Spider. New OLDSMOBILE ROYALE VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER Excellent condition. Call retarded adults. Call - - - dependable. Food experience rections - 12 noon one muffler, new tires, excellent 1972 2 - door hardtop, air, 1964, wood paneling, gas 394-0893. 4-10-6 393-4990. Extension 65. necessary. Phone 372-4300 OVERLOOKING 1/ class day before mechanical condition. $800. vinyl top. Stereo, 11,700 heater, rebuilt engine. 10-10-13 JIM'S TIFFANY PLACE Lansing, New 2 bedrt publications. 355-2388 or 351-5870. miles, top condition. $3,750. Excellent paint. 337-9450. 1970 750 Norton roadster. downtown, Lansing. 5-10-4 range, refrigerator, disp Hoi 5-10-10 Phone 882-1613. 3-10-6 3-10-6 3,500 miles. Runs and looks WHY BORROW Money For carpeted. Air, lau The State News will be like new. 393-1 1 57, Tuition? Make $100 a week CAREER facilities. $175/month. POSITION for responsible only for the FIAT 1970 Spider. 23,000 OLDSMOBILE 1968 - 442 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK - 484-1648. 3-10-4 part-time. Car necessary. 9-3261 after 5pm. 10-10-i student willing to work 40 first day's incorrect set miles. $1100. Needs muffler. convertible. Excellent 1968. Good condition. Best 489-3494. C-10-31 hours per week. Now. insertion. Call 371-2255. 5-10-4 condition. Must sell. Phone offer. Phone 353-3186. d Alt Gaining experience in home EAST LAMPING. Cedar G> 694-0305. 3-10-6 3-10-6 3 PART TIME employment; 8706. 10- All students aos must furnishings sales and Apartment available FORD FAIRLANE 500. 1969 4 evenings and weekends. prepaid VOLKSWAGEN 1 969 operations. Must have some subleasing starting Nove - door sedan. Power steering, OLDSMOBILE 1964 484-2408.3-10-6 Excellent compensation 1. 351-8469. 3-10-6 radio and heater. 351-1069 Westphalia camper. Good Accounting and Bookeeping Dynamic 88. 4 - door, power program. Automobile 3-10-6 condition, low mileage, experience. Prefer married steering, power brakes. Good required. 351-5800. C-3-10-4 LOVELY MODERN $1600. 353-0366. 3-10-5 student from central condition, good snow tires. bedroom apartment, > FORD 1963 station Must sell, COCKTAIL WAITRESS in near Michigan area. Phone wagon. buying camper HAGER South Pennsylvania. St FOX COMPANY Automotive Good running condition, pickup for second VW 1962 — in good condition. 1970 CB - 450 HONDA - 5,000 downtown lounge. Call refrigerator, carpeti $95. Phone 655-3810. 5-10-9 automobile. $350. 371-4418. $100. For more information miles, excellent condition. 484-4422 for appointment. 482-5501, extension 155. 3-10-4 Available now. $170 : 5-10-9 call 393-0001. 3-10-6 Must sell. $550. 355-9385. 0-10-31 AMBASSADOR 1965 - Power electricity. 349-15 FORD 3-10-6 steering and brakes, reclining — 1967, Ranch wagon, V NURSE ATTENDANTS 349-3604. 0-5-10-10 OLDSMOBILE '88 1960. Good VW 1965 camper van, rebuilt bucket seats, 6cylinder, 8, automatic, power DRIVERS WANTED. Must have tires and motor. $65 8 - 5, 1971 For weekend positions. motor, luggage rac* and HONDA 175, excellent steering, radio, $400. car. Wage plus commission. O n-the-job-training begins 373-3434. After 5pm, ladder available. Call Dave condition. Only 1900 miles, TWYCKINGHA 655-2643. 3-10-6 Apply in person at MR. IV4-6441. 5-10-5 332-086 1 ; evenings October 9. Apply in person $490. 337-2386. 3-10-6 882-8676. 3-10-6 MIKE's PIZZA & between 8-4:30 p.m. INGHAM APARTMFJcO has 11 FORD VAN 1966. SANDWICH SHOP, 515 West three for fall. C Paneled, OPEL RALLYE 1970. EXTENDED CARE FACILITY. - insulated, 6 KAWASAKI 1971 Mach III Grand River. 4-10-4 351-7166. 5-10-6 BUICK 1960 - $250. Great - cylinder, Excellent. Must sacrifice. 3882 Dobie Road, Okemos. automatic. VW BUS 1971, 40,000 miles, 500. 3,300 miles, perfect shape, sell/trade to fellow $595 or best 371-4877 after 5:30pm. 4-10-5 offer. Phone 1-224-4349. just overhauled, new tires, condition. Best offer, EARN WHILE YOU LEARN SMALL needy student, 485-5732. LANSING apartffl 3-10-4 5-10-4 __3J05_ $2050. Phone 676-4298 after 351-4296. 1-10-4 and build your own business. $187. including utilities, 4pm. 3-10-6 ACCOUNTING MAJORS- PONTI AC FIREBIRD Espre Call 339-9204 before 10pm. minutes drive 3323.1 temporary full or part time FORD FAIRLANE 1968 1970. Air, silver with blue CAMARO, 1969 - V - 8, 3 - - VW 1965 hug, Ziebart Auto Service & Parts 5-10-4 employment. We will teach 5-10-6 speed on the floor. Excellent Immaculate. Must sell! $745 interior, sports package, Federal, State and Local condition. Phone 394-0847. or best offer. Phone tacometer, mag wheels and rustproc^Q\,0 • really fine KEEP ON TRUCKIN'. Repair BEAUTY OPERATOR Income Taxes. One position NEWLY DECORATED 1 art 5-10-6 482-2744. 5-10-5 new Michelin tires, new disk Guaranteed wages from $65. bedroom apartments, and brakes, work on Volkswagen, bugs, to $100. Monday off, Phone open immediately. Many power steering, bedroom house. $75 $t busses, or Ghias. GRAND others available January 15 • FORD 1971 Custom 500, V AM/FVI stereo, 482-3119. 3-10-5 CAPRI 1971. Radio, 4-cylinder. - - raci-ng thru unfurnished. Open 8, 1969 VW Bug, good tires, 2 RIVER CIT'jC-. 1054 East April 1 5, 1973. $1650 or best offer, brakes, steering, mirrors, 350cc, automatic. inspection 7 - 9 pin, Tues Just tuned. Excellent buy. snow. Radio, good engine, Grand River. 351-9274. Applicants must devote at ITO share automatic, 4 - door, $1,495. BABYSITTER NEEDED for __355-6031^3-10 4 C-10-31 least 20 hours per week to Wednesday, Thursday. I monthly Phone 372-2301. 5-10-9 Call 355-8326 or 625-3725. $800. Phone 882-4669. young child. Tuesdays and Porter Street, Lansing CAPRI 1971, 4 speed, very good 3-10-6 3-10-5 Thursdays, AM or PM or employment and be able to 1 371-138 attend our free tax clinic in Oakland and condition. $1995. 372-1160. GALAXIE 1967 XL. Vinyl top, REPLACE AND repair worn out both. Call 351-0687 after VW BUS 1964, Decembei the week following Pennsylvania) 5-10-10 power brakes and steering, PONTI AC TEMPEST - 1966, - very good automobile parts at 6pm. 4-10-6 the end of fall term finals. 1-468-3627 9:30 10: CHEVELLE MALIRU 1967. V - buckets, automatic. Must sell. good tires, radio, heater, condition. Phone 351-6650 HEIGHTS WORLD OF You 3-10-5 fTREET, after 5pm. 3-10-4 AUTO PARTS, 485-2276 must be available 8, low crv\.0 Best offer. 485-3339 after $350. Phone 482-5618. BUS BOYS - WAITRESSES to f of camp excellent 5:30 p.m. 3-10-4 5-10-9 C-1-10-4 desired for midnight shift. Full work thru spring break until furnisi n ^ all LARGE April 15, 1973. Apply in TWO 5. 351-745 and part time positions GREAT BARGAIN PONTIAC CATALINA AUTO REPAIR. Any kind, our available person 9:30 A.M. to 12 noon apartment, - 1968 at both Lansing remodeled in CHEVROLET 1964. SS, full VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1970. All 2 - door, grey, black vinyl shop or your house. VW's included. Phone 489-2778. locations. Apply in person, (except Thursday and area. Call 655-1846 1' JfOOM I far brand new tires plus many top. Good condition. Call VOLVO 1963 P- 1800. CONNOR'S RESTAURANT, Saturday), or phone for Street, L power, air, $250. Phone 10-10-13 appointment. 5:30. 5-10^9 1. Call 33 extras. For more information John, evenings, 332-5304. Excellent mechanical Personnel Office, 1000 Long 882-2441. 332-6855 after 6pm. 3-10-6 call 627-6920 after 3:30pm. 3-10-5 condition, fair body. $650 Boulevard SIMPLIFIED make offer. or LIFETIME GUARANTEE, or phone BOOKKEEPING 8, TAX 1 GIRL needed for 2 - ■AL COUF 5-10-5 Call 655-2524. 694-3367. 4-10-6 CHEVROLET, 1970 - 454 TORINO GT 1968. Automatic, wheel alignment, $14.95. SERVICE. 4305 South Cedar quiet, $87.50 mo |e Lansing 5-10-6 engine, completely Future alignments free for Street, Lansing. 3-10-4 332-3998, 351-5647 GTO, buckets, $750. Phone as CHILD CARE overhauled, new tires. Phone 1968, low mileage, long - part time, close 372-7574 after 5pm. 5-10-5 as you own your 393-1728, 3703 Pleasant automatic, air, vinyl roof, Scooters & Cycles automobile. MICHIGAN to campus, 2 children. Call Grove. $1,400. 5-10-10 best offer over $1,300. Phone 332-3726. 3-10-5 351-0473. 5-10-10 TOYOTA COROLLA - 1972, TIRE, 3030 South Cedar CROSSWORD automatic, AM/FM radio, MINT CONDITION. Street. 393-6700. 5-10-6 CHEVROLET - 1953, carry - 10,000 miles. $2,000. Call Honda CL450. 1970 Three DISTRIBUTORS NEEDED ACROSS PUZZLE IMPALA, 1965, many new CAR RUST and dents repaired. immediately; excellent pay, 25. Syllable of parts, good condition. $380. collect: Owosso, 1-723-3263. helmets, Luggage rack. advancement 1. Tluee-toed hesitation Bickerable price. 351-6706 Small cars painted, $90. opportunities. 351-2242. 4-10-9 3-10-5 sloths 26. Silver symbol Jim Mann, after 6:00pm. 3-10-4 Phone 482-8801. 5-10-6 4. Nautical side 27. Old playing 482-4519.10-10-9 timber I TOYOTA CORONA - 1970, card NTERNATIONAL 1972 CL100 SEMPERIT RADIAL tires four 8. Astern 28. Greek letter CHEVROLET IMPALA Custom excellent condition, air Honda. Vivitar TRAVELALL 1965, V - 8, SALESMAN WANTED 11. Grower 29. *2 golf club 1968. $875. Call 882-7311 165 HR13, with tubes, automatic, power steering, conditioning, must sell. - EXPERIENCED 13. Position of a 31. Hornet between 12 - 3pm. 6-10-11 355-9390. 3-10-6 brand new. Also Cibie - Men's brakes. $100. Afternoons, lights. golf ball 32. Amount Call after 6pm. 627-9748 Clothing - Apply in person 14. Opportune 351-2547. 3-10-6 at 33. Gangster's gun 3-10-6 MARTY'S, 305 East 15. Unescorted 34. Bereaved CHEVY VAN 1971, V 8, TOYOTA CORONA 1972 Mark - - Grand River, East 17. French dance automatic. Outfitted for JAGUAR II. Four door sedan. Lots of 1970 KAWASAKI 350cc. Needs Lansing. 1967 XKE. 2 tops, 5-10-5 18. Sheeplike minor repair. 6000 miles. 2 NEW F70 14 35. Brassy travel and camping. 21,000 wire wheels. Call 393-1851 extras. $2600 or best offer. - Dunlops on 19. Southwest wind 38. Coin of 351-5961, Mike. 3-10-4 slotted chromes to fit Buick Macao miles. Very good condition. after 6pm. 3-10-6 351-6186 after 3pm. 2-10-5 DELIVERY HELP 21. Preclude wanted. 39. Police dog Call 627-6491. 2-10-5 Special or Chevrolet, $110 23. Robot play Must have car. Phone 41. Affirmative 1970 355-5994. 1-10-4 24. Untrue TRIUMPH 1972 TR NORTON 650 cc. 1971 337-1633. 5-10-9 42. Time unit CHEVY WAGON - - 6, - 1965, great 6,000 miles. Will sell for Grieves, 250cc, dirt FOREIGN CAR running shape, good tires PARTS STUtiCNT WANTED with 1 3 11 $300. 337-0914, 8:30pm - 355-0944.2-10-5 $1,600 payments. and take Phone 371-4824. over racing bike. $700 each. 485-8221.3-10-2 CHEQUERED FLAG, 2605 East Kalamazoo Street, 1 dependable transportation to " % <2 5 6 7 'ft r~ 9 0 10:30pm weekdays. Anytime 4-10-6 supervise boys assisting candy mile West of weekends. 3-10-6 1968 HONDA CL450. campus. distributor. Good pay. Call '4 Great 15 MAVERICK 487-5055. C-10-31 1971, 6 cylinder, shape. $475. Call Pat at 489-7168. 1-10-4 TRIUMPH 1971 GT - 6. MK - '7 18 radio, new white walls, 484-4257. 2-10-4 CHEVY IMPALA 1967. 4 door, V - 8, automatic, power automatic, good Reduced for quick sale. condition. III. Mint condition. Under 12,000 miles. 663-4180. HONDA 1970 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kalamazoo Street since 1940. NEEDED: MODELS for yea- 2 >9 20 'ft il steering, real clean, low - CL100, medical students to examine 7-10-5 Complete auto 23 in $1395. Phone 372-7370. painting and % mileage. 371-1397. 4-10-6 excellent condition. Low for physical diagnosis. 5sH collision service. 485-0256 Models 3-10-6 mileage, $275. needed October 25th, Call C-22-10-31 26th, i.7 TRIUMPH TR - 6 - 1969 blue, 487-5885. 2-10-4 1:30 CHEVY 1963. 283 engine. Best 5:30pm in local i9 MGA 1959. Mint wire wheels, good condition. condition. doctor's office. Must have offer. Call 351-1425 after 5 P.m. 5-10-6 Rare opportunity. $1150. IV Best offer. 372-1665. 3-10-5 HONDA 1971, CB450, new reaT VW GUARANTEED RANDY'S MOBIL, I repair own transportation. $3 per 32 % sr CHEVY II 1966 9-5096. 5-10-4 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE - 1971. tire, battery and chain, $750. 713 Durant, Lansing. 3-10-5 Okemos C-10-31 Road. - 96 at 349-9620 hour. Call 353-5440 after noon. 3-10-6 p % 35 &% h - Stick, 63,000 MGB 1964. New tires, top and Excellent condition 10,000 3ft miles, many 39 new parts. 332-8642 $450, clutch. Wire wheels, low mileage. Call 626-6477. original miles. 1925 firm. Call 393-1822 after 1970 TRIUMPH Call 332-8641 — Trophy 500 VOLKSWAGEN ENGINE - ne!iL Hmh V*'' ?/. M2 M3 afternoons. 3-10-4 1-10-4 3-10-5 5:30pm 5pm. 2-10-4 after 1200cc, newly rebuilt. $200. Bobby P. 332-8007. 3-10-5 MAVERICK ADULT NEWS % 4/ 489-8226 5-10-10 ' Lcliigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 4, 1972 15 rRent For Sale For Sale For Sale Personal ~ Coalition to hold meet ELECTRONICS COURSE, GUNS, RIFLES, and pistols of SPEAKERS2 15" Lansing's FREE ... A lesson in Upartments ci« nd In titi •II kinds. Buy trade and sell complexion Call for finishing platform in cabinet. Call 482 - 7343. care. Electronic* Technology both new and used. Best 3-10-6 484-4519 East Michigan or r ROOMMATE needed Course, 1st class FCC prep. price* in town. 650 guns in 485-7197 Lansing Mall. Over 80 volumes, self study, , from campus. $70 Mock. See BOB'S GUN CORNET - HOLTAN MERLE NORMAN with exams and reviews. Was ■ thly- ■ 394 X 5-10-5 332-6246. over $400, now best offer. SHOP. Call 2412 South Cedar. 371 2244. Collegiate. Good condition*. COSMETICS STUDIOS. Closed Call 482 - 9168. 2130 C-3-10-5 The Coalition for Human Survival, an candidates during and after the campaign," 351-0019. 3-10-6 Sunday*. 20-10-26 Coolidge Street. 2-10-5 independent East Lansing - based Heyser said. "Strong stands on issues ■ needed , for three - DESPE RATELY NEEDEDI One organization, will hold an open meeting to tended to be moderated or ignored as the I wck.ngh.m. Own ELECTRONICS SLIDE rule, 50 USED SEWING machines, TV. HORSE OUTBOARD practicing witches' coven. election approached." 1 phone 332- with leather case and slide $9.95 and up. Consoles and motor. $25. 12* Aerocraft Kri*. 353-6264. 5-10-9 complete the writing of its platform for rule course. Was $35, now the fall county campaigns at 7:30 p.m. All seven coalitioii candidates were portables, Zig - Zag and boat. $75. Dave 353 - 5233, committed to the preliminary platform, best offer. 351-0019. 3-10-6 straight stitchers. Also used 355 2986. 3-10-6 GARAGE ART show. Print*, Thursday on the Union sunporch. In the summer, a preliminary platform and will be expected to support the new Is 2 bedroom, furnished, vacuum cleaners, $3.50 and • paintings, drawings, s utilities paid, TAPE RECORDER, Sony up. ELECTRO - GRAND, stained glass, 1 served as the basis for the successful platform, Heyser said. and pew- c*" TC560D, ESP automatic 804 East Michigan, Lansing. Animals applique banners. September campaign of the seven coalition candidates. "The Coalition for Human Survival feels reverse deck, dual VU meters, I0O6. 6-10-6 Hours 9am 5pm Saturday 9 - 30 through October 8. 9 - Anyone attending this meeting will be that the process of participatory decision - 3 heads and professional 12 noon. 0-10-31 BEAUTIFUL, LOVE ABLE Irish 5pm. 1883 Ann. 6-10-6 able to submit planks for inclusion, Jim making is often as important as the Was over $400 new, KqOM trailer for rent in specs. offer takes her. Setter Puppies. Males $50. Heyser, spokesman for the group, said. decisions made and the actions taken," he ■ Lansing area. Cell best 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Females $35 (no papers). Where disagreement occurs on either the added. p072.5-10-4 351-0019. 3-10-6 Tanks, canisters and uprights. Also free half Siamese Peanuts Personal Coalition commissioner candidates are: Guaranteed 1 full year. $7.88 kittens. Will deliver. Phone wording or intent of a plank, a majority BICYCLE 5 speed, mens vote of all attending will decide what will Pam Stem, 7th District; Heyser, 8th ,y HILtS - Cambria - - and up. DENNIS Dansville 1-623-6245 STUDENTS BEWARE I The Vista Esquire, Phone be included. District; Mary Kay Wickens, 9th; Richard ■,e East Lansing. 1 ■ DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, evenings and weekends. Dept. of Public Safety will |oorT1 apartments and 332-0651 after 6pm. 3-10-6 316 North Cedar, opposite 4-10-6 get your car and bikel "In the past, one problem in supporting Conlin, 10th and John Veenstra, 6th ■° 2 bedroom City Market. C-3-10-5 Michael Fox. 5-10-5 candidates for elected office was that their District in Meridian Township. ZENITH TV, very good fhouses. Carports shag 12" condition, $35. 355-6156 GOLDEN RETRIEVER/ supporters had no means for controlling Gregg Maddex is running for drain I, close to MSU. Model after 6pm. 3-10-6 SEWING MACHINE Clearance German Shepard puppies. MJO I love you! J.S. 1-10-4 the statements and actions of the commissioner and Terry Luke for sheriff. A daily- For appointment Sale. Brand new portable, Free to good homes. 655 - IMr or Mrs. Twichell, $49.95, $5 per month. Large 3781. 3-10-6 ZENITH PORTABLE black and Recreation call Mrs. Steele, selection of reconditioned what'sT""^! ■2460 or ■ 3774 EDWARD G. white television. Call after used machines. Singers, OLD ENGLISH sheep dog IckER CO., Rental 6pm, 351-6256. 3-10-6 Whites, Necchis, New Home puppies. Champion stock. HORSE DRAWN hayrides and it'S (quarters. 11-14 485-2262. GARAGE SALE - Moving. and "many others ," $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. A KC. 5-10-10 Phone 485-2109. sleighrides. We specialize in large groups, call soon for wmsm. Furniture, lamps, table and EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING your appointment. CRAZY bed linen, dishes, appliances, COMPANY, 1115 North GERMAN SHEPARDS, |AN for large 1 - bedroom pure •C' RIDING STABLES, kitchen utensils, clothes, Washington. 489-6448. white, two months. Must sell, Mtmeit near campus, Mason, Michigan. Phone 676- ■month each. 353-7823, antiques. 1526 Jerome C-3-10-5 $50. 351-1659. 3-10-6 5548. 5-10-5 3. 2-10-5 Street. October 5th, 6th, 7th. B-1-10-4 SONY TAPE RECORDER YORKSHIRE TERRIERS, HAYRIDES DRAWN by ■an needed for 4 - man SALE. TC - 60 portable champion sired male puppies. horses. Call for appointment, $65. After 4pm. TWO ELIMINATOR 1's, cassette recorders, were $200 $300. Must sell. Phone now. 676 -5928. 10-10-17 I'l619. 4-10-9 excellent condition. $475. $59.95, now $49.95. TC - 393-5657. 5-10-10 Pine lodge Halfway House St. Johns Protection of Life Announcements for It's What Call 676-5888 or 489-1950. 366 open reel decks were SKI ASPEN. 6 days. December and MSU Volunteer Programs Committee will meet at 7 p.m. Happening must be received in TH GIRL needed for 3-10-6 $239.95, now $219.95. CF BASSET HOUND AKC. Tri - 16-23. $270. Contact M. the State News office, 341 will hold an orientation meeting today in the Cardinal Room at colored female, one year old. Student for anyone interested in working St. Johns, 327 MAC, to plan Village Apartments, 620 AM/FM stereo cassette Parent, Oakland Community Services Bldg., by 1 with boys in a halfway house at residence hall presentations. /month, 337-0522. KENT GUITAR and amp. $80. systems were $317.95, now 371-4314, evenings. 3-10-6 College. 1-313-852-1000. p.m. at least two class days Men's ice skates, size 10. 10-10-6 before publication. No 7 p.m. Thursday in 31 Union. $299.95. TC - 160 stereo announcements will be accepted The fifth Nude Painters 337-2032. 3-10-6 cassette decks, were $219.95, ALASKAN MALAMUTE OEO Youth Volunteers will Regional Open Exhibition will PAUL REVERE'S by phone. /IATE WANTED - 135 now $199.95. HI - Fl BUYS, puppies. Unregistered, but now opening hold an orientation meeting for be presented from 11:30 a.m. to igwood Apartment No. SHOP AND compare! Lowest 1101 East Grand River, good bloodlines. Excellent the downstairs for fun and All student organization must anyone interested in working 2 p.m. Tuesday tla-ough Friday 1-3315. 7-10-12 consistent record prices in 337-2310. 4-10-6 markings. $50 each. games. Open Wednesday thru re-register by Friday. Forms are with kids at 4 p.m. today in 6 and 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday through town. MARSHALL MUSIC, 351-1929. 5-10-5 Saturday from 8:30pm to available in 101 Student Services Student Services Bldg. Oct. 27 at the Lansing ONLY to share 3 flirl 245 Ann Street. C-1-10-4 USED STEREOS for sale. $25. 2:00am. 3-10-4 Bldg., Student Activities Community Art Gallery, 118Vi OLD Division. F.. Michigan Avenue. The Silver tment, completely STEREO SHOPPE, 543 East ENGLISH sheepdog UNION BOARD FLIGHTS Tea and Art Auction will be ished, call 351-6590. TYPEWRITER - SMITH - Grand River. C-10-10-12 puppies, 10 weeks, AKC, held Oct. 8. CORONA electric portable, 5 gentle and loveable. Call 393- offers Christmas flight to Demonstration Hall. year guarantee, like new, EYE GLASSES at large savings. 4454. 5-10-5 London for $185. Stop in Ting Quee If you are interested in GIRL for 3 - man $125. 482-8163 after 4pm. Why pay more? OPTICAL Monday - Friday, 1 - 4pm. 'Ing The American Institute of PIRGIM call 353-5196 or >nt close to campus. 3-10-6 DISCOUNT, 2615 East SAMOYED PUPPY 10 weeks, Second floor Union. C-10-31 Chemical Engineers will meet at 353-1320 or come to a meeting - registered student organization Call 351-8515. 1-10-4 Michigan, Lansing, Michigan. male, true bear features, is eligible to enter a female at 8:30 tonight in the first floor John Shingleton, director of the C section of Wells Hall. ^ SKIS, HEAD, 360 - 190 C.M. 372-7409. C-4-10-6 fluffy white, AKC, champion contestant. Forms are available furnished. H WANTED for two man $95. Phone 677-1416 after blood lines. $150. 351-6178. Real Estate in Student Services Bldg.. RHA MSU Placement Bureau will be nt. $87.50, plus SELL BUNDY Alto Saxaphone. 5-10-9. office and the deadline for filing guest speaker. All chemical 5pm. 3-10-6 The MSU Cycling Club will is Oct. 9. ingineering students and faculty 337-0763. 3-10-5 Excellent condition. $180. OKEMOS SCHOOLS, walk to meet to consider bicycle path USED CARPETING with pad. Call George 351-1505. MSU, 4 bedroom, 2 tile improvements at 7:30 p.m. Approximately 20'x15'. 5-10-72 Mobile Homes baths, basement, 2 car garage. The Spartan Shotgun Club ad ua for today in 208 Men's Intramural will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in Good condition. 351-6426. Large shaded lot, vacant, 2 1 S Men's Intramural Bldg. 1972-1973: don't forget your Bldg. Sunday rides will be FLOOR SCRUBBER Shetland, free senior pictures. Stop in 36A discussed. 5-104 1971, 12'x60', lovely shag, air. $33,500. Phone 349-0407 or Interested people are invited. $15. Excellent condition, 655-1049. 7-10-6 Plans for a trap house will be union or call 353-5292. Brand new on lot at STEREO RECEIVER and practically new. 882-4518, Brookview Estates. Best offer House* speakers for sale. Less than a 485-7694. 5-10-5 sell. EAST LANSING 3 bedrooms, Hubbard Information Center - must 373-3939, - will hold an organizational Students for Griffen will meet year old, excellent condition, 625-3254. 4-10-6 excellent condition, gas heat, meeting at 7 p.m. today in the §NG. 410 South Pine. warranty included. Call GUITAR - MARTIN D 12 - 20, land contract. $3,000 down. at 7:30 p.m. today in 340 Case Hall. All students interested in office, third floor main Library. 4 bedroom home, 372-8512. 1-10-4 12 string. Excellent R IT Z CRAFT 12* x 60'. Like Monthly payments of $150. working for the senator are Returning volunteers and all ■ly suited for group. Call condition. Only 4 months Owner leaving city. Phone interested persons are invited. new. Air, awning, skirting. urged to attend. ard Alban day time, DISCUSSION and "T went y-one-hundred," an FREEI old, over $500 new. Hard Located West Street. Joe, George C. Bubolz, Realtor. 18706. 10-10-17 clarification of MSU included. $300. Call The Astronomy Club will Volunteers are needed to help case 646 - 8725. 5-10-10 332-1248, 351-8315. 5-10-6 meet at 7 today in 31S with door to door canvassing in experience, will be presented by Employes' Association's 882-6582. 5-10-5 p.m. I TO share house north Physics-Astronomy Bldg. a voter registration effort, concerned Christians at MSU at responsibility to you. 7 p.m. REPOSSESSED MOBILE PRIVATE COUNTRY setting 8 Thursday in 132 ■Lansing. $75 complete. 7 APPLES. CIDER. Pears. Plums. particularly in black and p.m. October 5, B - 108 Wells Hall. homes. 2 or 3 bedrooms. 10 minutes from MSU, 2 Chicano areas of Lansing. Call Hubbard Hall. es to campus. Call Pick your own apples, 1-10-4 Newly redecorated. Take the acres or more. Okemos the Michigan Youth Politics 68, 4 - 5:30pm. 3-10-6 Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 10 landlord off your payroll. schools, red Cape Cod, 3 Institute between 5 and 8 p.m. Off-Campus council will meet CIDER TIME, at CORDA 5pm. BLOSSOM Located at Brookview Mobile bedroom, paneled family at 332-3561 or 351-4714. at 3 p.m. Thursday in 101 §RY HOMES 8-12 miles WEST'S, 5817 North ORCHARDS. Alfred Home Park, Perry. Real room, with beamed ceiling Student Services Bldg. 1. North Aurelius Road Okemos Road, East Lansing, Wardowski and Sons. 2 miles values like these don't and fireplace, 3 car attached Wanted Friday is the deadline to I South beyond Holt, North of Leslie at 3589 Hull 2 miles North of Grand River happen often. Hurryl We'll garage. $35,900. 349-2094. lace, 3 bedrooms, Road, (old U.S. 127). Phone Off-Campus Council are on Okemos Road. 337-7974. arrange financing. Call 5-10-5 DON'T FORGET blood comes available in 334 Student Services n ished, $225/month. 1-589-8251. Closed Monday. in Road 1188 East of 20-10-31 625-3111 or 625-7485. only from people. Save a life. Bldg. and must be returned by 5 Open 9 - 6pm. G-22-10-31 3-10-6 Give blood. Professional p.m. Oct. 17. Be Road, 2 bedrooms, BRIDES - TO - BE. All new Service donors compensated. ji needs work, $150 per bridal gowns. 70% off retail. MOVIE CAMERA. Bolex H - FAWN - 1972, 12'x65', 2 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY Ith. Call after 4 p.m. 16. Excellent condition with FURNITURE STRIPPING. Old Values $75 - $300. Now bedrooms, furnished. Call BLOOD CENTER. 337-7183. Young Socialists vvi f-7497 or 676- 2191. $22.50 - $90. Sizes 8 12. 2 lenses, also 4 Leica lenses. during the day, 355-5100, finishes safely removed. C-10-31 information tables Call after 6pni. IV4-7301. 489-0400. 12-10-6 Socialist presidential campaign Call after 4 p.m., 882-9980 evenings 371-4204. B-1-10-4 Ser for appointment. 3-10-6 5-10 6 DRUMMER WANTS work. 8 fS ROAD WEST 3243, COMPUTER PROGRAMMING - h of Mason, 4 bedroom, FOR SALE or trade. 1970 years experience. Heavy rock The MSU Chapter of the SAVE A street. 30% on major Reasonable rates, fast service. BASS FIDDLE Kay, 3/4, Vindale, 2 bedrooms, 2 and roll. 355-5283. 5-10-6 American Society of Civil | country home. Garden, - Phone Jack/Bob 351 - 2474. Fngineers will meet at 7:30 p.m. , partly furnished, to good condition. Call baths. Many extras. Call 655-1682. 5-10-10 Just give us a 371-4654.3-10-5 Colburn will hold office hours Thursday in 146 Engineering •onsible conservative call. Joel at 349-3003 or from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bldg. pie. $300 n, per month. Call 676-2191 or TWO BRAND new imported Wayne 393-5127. BL-4-10-5 WANTED: Thursday. Visiters to City Hall The University Duplicate ■7497.0-10-31 Ancona sport, 3 - speed Lost & Found Bridge Club invites all bridge SILVERTONE 12-string guitar. bicycles. 332-6419. 2-10-5 $120 each. Fender reverb amplifier. BE YOUR own astrologer. photographers players to discover duplicate bridge at 7:15 p.m. today in the The Winged Sparta |T0 1 share 2 man house. Shure microphone with LOST: BLUE plastic Astrology classes: Beginners Union. monthly plus utilities. checkbook, reward. 332 - October 10; Intermediate boom stand. Seldom used. 1 371-1380 after 3pm. PORTABLE TV, practically 5330. 3-10-6 All for $300. 355-5847. October 11; Advanced The MSU Committee to new, black and white, 12". October Re-elect the President will meet 3-10-4 12. For further * 393-7346. 3-10-6 LOST LEATHER money information call IV5-7201, Comprehensive from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday in STREET, 2402, one mile clip, last Wednesday, on courses in Union Parlor A and the second COMPONENTS: Fisher 250 882-1519, 355-8260. 5-10-6 Agricultural Engineers will meet GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY floor office. Everyone is invited. p of campus. 2 bedroom, amplifier. Fisher 9 speakers, campus. Reward. 484-3132. B 61 W Photography at 6:45 p.m. today in front of furnished. No pets, columns prepared by experts 1-10-4 Agriculture Engineering Bldg. D. 351-7497. C-10-31 Bogen manual table, enrolling The MSU Vel and shipped the same day. Supelco doesn't peddle the Lafayette tuner. 332-3060. LOST: LADIES silver watch. Typing Service now meet at 7 p.m. t day in the East J-10-4 Lansing Mem rial Hall. All JR00M I Street, farm house. 1007 stuff, we specialize in this. Sentimental value. Near COMPLETE THESES Sudent Zooli ,-d and urged to Lansing. 3 men. Catalog available. SUPELCO, McDonel. Pat, 351-5620. Call 339-8166. 2-10-2 INC., Bellefonte, 4 SHURE SM53 microphones, $95 each. Also professional 2-10-5 SERVICE. Discount printing. IBM typing and binding of SMALL ; will meet at 6 404 Natural Sci. Pennsylvania. For rush Gay Graduate Students of |AL COUPLE He wanted for service call Enterprise 6811. six Shure microphones, $20 and EV $45. Dan LOST: GLASSES with multi - theses, resumes, publication. Across from campus, corner WORLD MSU invite their brothers and Lansing home. $36. per 1-10-4 - colored case. Reward offered. sisters to a meeting at 8 p.m. Call 332-2154. 3-10-4 m.A.C. and Grand River, Thursday. Call 353-9795 for 339 8141. Contact Ellen Sherwin, $134 351-3644 M. Robert Carr. congressiom • - below Jones Stationery Shop. 1 BEDROOM suite, dinette set, Phillips Hall. 355-4805. candidate, will speak wit GUITAR, VENTURA, 1 Call COPYGRAPH interested students at 7 p.n coffee and end tables, several 2-10-5 Excellent condition. Phone SERVICES. 337-1666. chairs and lamps and FOR LADIES sewing and Thursday in the 30s Rooir 351-4760 afternoon, evening. C-10-31 Mayo Hall. miscellaneous. 332-6635. RING OF KEYS. Vicinity of alterations, Call 355-8101. The MSU Science Fictioi 5-10-5 3-10-6 Women's IM. Reward, $25. 5-10-5 Society will meet at 8 tonight ii TYPING TERM papers, theses, The Alliance Francaise will 332-4653 or 641-6601. meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the the Union Sunroom to discus OLIVETTI ELECTRIC etc. Electric. Experienced. science fiction films. PROMOTIONAL ITEMS. ONE MAN needed for house in Captain's Room, Union. M. typewriter. Seldom used. JEAN MASSEY, 393-4075. Bumper stickers, buttons, Excellent condition. $210. 8 country setting. $60 per Jacques Dircks-Dilly, French C-10-31 consul at Detroit, will speak. The MSU Packaging Societ: Rooms pens, pennants, emblems, - 5, 373-3434. After 5pm, Personal month, share utilities. Call will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday ii decals, binders, trophys, IV4-6441. 5-10-5 646-6994 after 6pm. 1-10-4 ANN BROWN, Typing and All student photographers awards, personalised clothing members |0L ' CLUB. ■ lounge, $12~Tweek~. restaurant, and other promotions and NEW VIVITAR zoom lenses for PREGNANT? WE understand. Call us, Pregnancy multilith Complete offset service printing. for NEEDED. TWO «-0's to the interested in doing work for the 1973 Wolverine yearbook are ctive ar advertising specialties N e\\A- football invited to the Wolverine open l""ntown Lansing available at discount. Nikon, Pentax, Konica, counseling, 372-1560. dissertations, theses, MSU - house at 7 p.m. today in the 1-4422. 0-10-31 CLOUGH & CLOUGH. discount prices. Limited C-10-31 manuscripts, general typing, game Cai. Jim, 353-6400. basement of Student Services volunteers will hold ai supply new 8 - track tapes, IBM. 23 years experience. S-3-10-5 orientation meeting at 3 p.m 351-0019. 3-10-6 Bldg. $2 each. New Italian and 349-0850. C-1031 Thursday in 6 Student Service For Sale French wall tapestries, AFRO CUTS and all Afro Students interested in Bldg. LEROY SET. New drafting set. supplies. UNION BUILDING Michigan School for the Blind $17.50 each, large selection. BARBER SHOP C1-10-4 working for passage of 12 templates, 12 pens, JAMERA FOR SALE attachments and walnut case. Used stereo equipment, Transportation ABORTION volunteers and all interested 1 Howell. Automatic Was $150, now best offer. cameras, TV sets, SLEEP STATUS REFERENDUM. '■ - ancient times people will have an orientation 35mm. New price 351-0019. 3-10-6 typewriters, 8 - track tapes, r o m NEED ride to San >ugh the 17th centuiy A Call 484-74ij u. 489-5043. meeting at 3:30 p.m. Thursday ■, W'" sell for $85. stereo albums. WILCOX bed was considered a Francisco. Now. Share in 31 Union. |-5582. 5-10-9 DRESS FORM. Sears Best. New SECOND HAND STORE, status symbol. Perhaps it expense. 332 - 3433. 2-10-5 Ask for Terry or Larry. working with Lansing Headstart 509 East Michigan, Lansing, because In all the large will hold an orientation meeting Volunteer Action Corps condition, was $50, now best marriage, births, ■ FREE TOYS Phone 485 4391. 8 5:30 jses MOTHER WITH degree in art at 7:30 p.m. today in 6 Student members and others wnating to offer. 351-0019. 3-10-6 ths, and reception of WANTED: RIDE or car pool ■ 7 TOYS Home Parties, p.m., Monday through from Charlotte. Call education and 2 pre - school Services Bldg. help with emergency manpower needs will hold orientation * Wood, 655-1593. 5-10-9 Saturday. BankAmericard, children would like to an MIXER, SONY *tereo tape 543-0596. 1-10-4 Extended Care Home for the meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in mixer. Mint condition, was Master Charge, layaways, babysit 1 pre - schooler in my' Aged volunteers will pick up 35 Union. JSURE CHEST. Second terms, trades. C-10-31 home. 339-9481 Haslett. ■d store. 116 North Main - $40, now best offer. * market for that luxury car, RIDE DESPERATELY needed 3-10-2 their rides for orientation at 351-0019. 3-10-6 s symbol for today, to and from Harper Woods, 7:30 p.m. today in 27 Student People interested in the Perry. Beds, chests, all o check the STATE Detroit area, weekends. Call Services Bldg. elderly can attend a Students ■ s °' furniture, FURNITURE, USED. Complete MARTIN D 28. $325, NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS. 353- 6970, 353 4516. BABYSITTING IN my| fiances, bicycles. Drive a selection. JOHN AND DON'S University three - way h University Village apartment, Beekman Center will hold an orientation meeting at 6:30 p.m. - day! PLEASE RESPOND. 3-10-6 Pie and save - a - lot. M - USED FURNITURE. speakers, $70. 645 - 3083. $25 per week. 355-1076. orientation meeting for Thursday in 6 Student Services 3 10-6 volunteers wanting to work with Bldg. ■ R-jc 52' South t0 sice Saginaw at M 100, Grand 3-10-6 B o 625-3188. 4-10-6 Ledge. 627-2384. 0-10-31^ TV RENTALS, $9.50 per Wanted retarded people of all ages at 7 There will be DUAL SHOWMAN amp. month, $23 per term; Free p.m. today in 31 Union. an WANTED: FULL time Library Fender speaker, and bass delivery, service and pick ■ organizational meeting to BELL & Howell cube projector. WANTED Research Work. Degree and The Chess Club will meet at 7 protest the repression of Soviet RALEIGH G«.ll. Like new: u*ed 4 time*. $80. guitar. Call 485 - 0144. up. No deposit. New Stereos ackpacking equipment; 462 experience. 351-7697 after Jews at 7 p.m. today at Hillel W 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. available at same rates. Call p.m. today in the Union. Please 1Br New this Phone 351-6835 after between Holmes, 353-7601. 2-10-5 5:30pm.3-10-5 bring sets and clocks. Foundation. 332-1468. 2-10-4 5pm.5-10-4 5-10-10 NEJAC, 337-1300. C-5 10-4 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan A bortion~a (continued from page 1) Center helped Linda face her decision. "She difficult really had to know," Linda said. "For one thing, rooms and friendly attendants. About 100 girls sat ta¬ in the waiting room stiffly trying to discuss any u J background played heavily on her conscience. "The Catholic Church isn't as archaic as some people are my bank account wouldn't stretch that far, and secondly, "I felt firmly that having an abortion was a mortal I've never kept secrets from her. She all but guessed the topic itself. Most of the women were about my*™ likely to believe," Linda said, "the priest asked me to make which helped to ease the pressure," Linda said. ^ sin, and yet it was the only plausible alternative," Linda a moral decision, one that I could justify and live in peace something serious was wrong when 1 came home from the "I felt so sorry to see a middle-aged Portugese said. "I just wished the whole problem was a bad dream with. He never called me a murder or tramp and didn't try doctor's office crying." w, which would be over in the morning. to force his moral code on me." The abortion procedure at Parkmed Clinic in New York wearing a black mourning dress, who couldn't i word of English. Her need to solve an unwanted p, "It's couldn't happen to me — I tried not to believe it "The really freaky thing was my mother accepted my city went well for Linda. crossed all language barriers," Linda said. was true, but I had to accept my pregnancy after two decision to terminate pregnancy quite well," Linda added. "It felt like a 100-ton weight had been lifted from my "I'm glad its over with now," Linda continued, "pj doctors confirmed it," Linda said. "Considering religion, and the fact that she couldn't bear shoulders," Linda said. "The atmosphere was warm, with attractively-decorated likely to plunge into anything again without» Talking with a priest and a counselor at St. John Student children, she turned out to be quite liberal. relationship and a steady habit of birth pill-popping." Peggy said she felt happy and totally feminine w| SUPPORT STRONG IN HOUSE found out she was pregnant. "My initial reaction was 'oh shit, forgot to take a ca¬ pitis last month,' but enjoyed being pregnant mostl time. L Milliken fares well with Dems knew "I really a wanted to marry John and haw child would complicate marriagePegJl "John already had a child from a previous marriage rushed into for the same reason. my baby (J 1 I By ROBERT BERG Education Assn. and the Republican votes a Republicans hold in the "1 told John and he insisted we 'do the right thini'l LANSING (UPI) - He'd News Commentary people when it became Republican proposal congressional caucus. But that wasn't enough reason to get married." Peggy said P Milliken was backing two GOP senators defected probably deny it as heresy, evident the Senate would "I planned to apply for a legal abortion, due tomJ but the truth is Gov. not help him. wholeheartedly. But that at a crucial moment and the reasons, but 1 miscarried shortly after my applied transportation package James Fleming of Jackson, result court-ordered Milliken will be a lot better which he is still fighting to Another current example proposal died in the Senate. was Peggy said. Fleming is doing everything off in the coming two years get through the Senate. he can to kill the package of Milli ken's troubles with The proposal was the adoption of a Democratic "I guess my system couldn't take being pregnant if Democrats retain control The House took its first and he is not the only the Senate is shown in his congressional plan. "j- of the Michigan House. vote on the package Feb. 10 Republican in the Senate proposal to allow the reapportionment plan and it The governor might be a said. "The doctor told me after my D and C. (scrapiX In his four years in office, it lost the test vote opposed to it. Michigan State Housing had the enthusiastic support lot better off this year if it uterine walls to remove placenta) that I would twins. I wish I could have had them" hi\XW of every House Republican were the Senate rather than Milliken has consistently 54-50. Of the 50 voting for Another example of the Development Authority to seen his legislation passed the governor's proposal, 31 governor's dilemma can be increase its bonding because it would have the House up for re - "I still feel a sense of loss. I find myself much J retained the 12-7 majority election. attached to children now." by the Democratic - were Democrats and only found in the subject most capacity from $300 million controlled House and then 19 Republicans. Two weeks dear to his heart at the to $800 million. either stalled or watered of intensive noment — education The proposal passed the lobbying finally down in the Republican - reform and property tax House with little trouble, produced a 59-43 vote in but has been cut from $800 Delayed mail delivery controlled Senate. favor of it, with the final relief. Milliken has fought Of course it has taken for three years to million to $600 million in split among those in favor have the some Republican votes to state shed its reliance on the the Senate. Environmental going 33 Democrats and 26 push the legislation through Republicans. property taxes to pay for legislation backed by the House, but the majority Since then, the package school Milliken and passed by the operations. of those for his proposals has been locked in the House is almost invariably compromise was invariably are Democrats. For instance, there is the Senate Highway Committee headed by Republican worked out in the House a year ago July which would have put on the ballot a twin question to abandon watered down degree in the Senate. to Even when Republicans push one of their proposals some of film stirs exploiting blacks," Karega unite /rel around a ■ and people who work for Candidate the property tax for schools and allow a state graduated through the House, it can be something Milliken doesn't By BILL TAYLOR State News Staff Writer businesses that support South African government. the "As a result of our not cause of what is South Africa. going! income tax. It passed the think much of. If the people in the receiving our package, an Despite the nine] strike House with 54 of the 58 When a bill to permit , injun The delay of the recent AIB program has been delay of the film, K state and local authorities to businesses understand what Democrats voting for it and film "Phela Ndada" is greatly affected — in fact said the Garvey institi!| their own companies are only 21 of the Republicans. tap phones passed the beginning to stir up anger damaged" Karega said in the made a committme House, it did so with 39 doing to the people jn Barbara Halpert, Human Rights party candidate for the Those 21 Republicans went Republican votes and only among members of the South Africa there is a letter. the film will be shoi U.S. Senate, Monday denounced what she called a along only after """ some Afrikan Information Bureau Karega feels that the the Lansing and 19 Democratic votes. Yet potentiai that the people "business and government attack on the right to strike." strenuous arm twisting by government is afraid the Lansing area in the the Milliken is lukewarm at best "We insist on legislation designed to put and end to the governor's staff. Chui Karega, students and workers may future. use of injunctions as strike The compromise went to about the bill and the breaking weapons," she said. threats of invasion of secretary-general of AIB, She opposed the use of injunctions to stop strikes, the Senate where it recently sent a letter to the including a recent teachers strike at Macomb County quickly died because the privacy in it and had indicated he could veto it if postmaster of the U.S. Community College. Senate Republican caucus postal service in East "The Democrats and Republicans, Kelley and Griffin, have made it clear that they serve the interests of the abhorred permitting income tax. the a section graduated Milliken finally it reaches his desk. There was even one instance this year when the Lansing in an effort to locate the film. VOTE M.S. employers," Halpert said. "They will never fight for the The film was mailed from turned to the Michigan House p assed with rights of working people of their own will." New York City on Sept. 25 and was expected to arrive Michigan State University Employes' Association is the right in East Lansing to be shown last Sunday in the Brody one to represent clerical and techical employes of the Nader blasts 'U.S. monarchy' in new book Auditorium. In the letter to University. If you do not fully understand, or have questions concerning its merits and capabilities, attend the general postmaster A. Ray Krider, (continued from page 1) serving on the communications subcommittee of the House Karega said, "It seems quite meeting on Thursday, October 5, at 7p.m. in B108 Wells Commerce Committee. apparent the postal service Hall. As an employee, you have an obligation to cast your than by outright bribery. has deliberately refused to Brown, in a House speech, said he sold the station two The book says there are two main sources of deliver our package without vote in the October 12-13 election. Know your Association campaign years ago, the earliest opportunity he had to do so after funds, big business and labor union, and business due right or notification to coming to Congress. He said he explained the transactions and what it can do for you and your coworkers. contributes far more. the shipper or proper fully in an interview with a Nader staffer. receiver. I hardly think that The project also includes profiles of 488 senators and "If this is an example of the kind of information congressmen — all those in office in 1972 except those who a 16mm movie, which is contained in the report," Brown said, "it seems to me the rather large, which was are retiring. They run 20 - 40 pages each and are published question should be 'who runs Ralph Nader?' " at $1 each by Grossman, with discounts for quantity insured for $250 can be Rep. William Scherle, R-Iowa, described the project Shop Today, Thursday 'lost' by the postal service purchases. A complete set in 12 volumes costs $450. as "a witch hunt and a red herring." The profiles are based in part on 96- page questionnaires for a full nine days." He said congressmen were "summoned" to look over Submitted to every senator and congressman. At least a Nader's information about them and to offer corrections. Karega has come to the dozen refused to fill them out, and others would answer He said one congressman found 48 errors of fact, but had conclusion that the U.S. only some of the 633 questions. no assurance they would be corrected. government officials and Rep. Clarence J. Brown, R-Ohio, said the reference to Nader said the profiles were reviewed by some 200 Univeristy officials do not him in the volume contains 21 errors, including the political scientists, attorneys, economist, journalists and want the film shown on allegation that he owns a radio station in his district while students who went to Washington in June for the purpose. campus or in the Besides the book and profiles, timed for the November community by the Marcus election, the Nader group plans a series of 11 "topics" Garvey Institute for the Financial aids cut back studies totalling 3,000 pages or so, a series of 13 studies on congressional committees, and two other paperbacks, a Studies of African People. and (continued from page 1) citizen handbook and a congressman's handbook. 30% TO as room board, fees and transportation. "What about books?" Dykema asked, "or clothing?" Another new program which Dykema indicated would probably not get funded because it is last in line is the Basic 50%_OFF! Opportunity Grant (BOG) which says every student is entitled to $1,400 minus his parents' contribution. But money for the student national defense and work-study comes first and loans, EOG Dykema indicated that SENIORS STARTS TODAY SAVE ON . MSU usually gets about one-half to two-thirds of the GRADUATING WITHIN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS HUNDREDS OF money it requests for these programs. "We are always very inadequately funded," he IT'S YOUR FAVORITE commented. "Each fall make FAMOUS LABEL legitimate request for funds and we FREE we a have always shown we can use them. It usually gets FALL FASHIONS approved, but that's meaningless unless Congress funds it." Dykema explained that Congress never gets around to appropriation bills until late in the session. DURING HOSLER'S "They usually make a tentative award based on the President's recommendation, but it's always, always SPECTACULAR . . . inadequate and we never know how much we are actual!' getting until late summer." DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO GET YOUR FREE foil PORTRAIT TAKEN FOR THE "73" YEARBOOK Brewer's 1861 House FOR APPOINTMENT fo/hion Where the gang meets after the game. CALL Cocktails, Wines, Ales 353-5292 German-American Specialties Room 36A UNION Downtown Lansing i booloerzine 213 South Grand Ave. Next to Grand Avenue SERVING LUNCHEONS don't missel 11:30 AM-2:00 PM Parking Ramp DINNERS 5 PM-9 PM SAT. 5 PM-10 PM